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the tribune stouffville on thursday april 30 14 municipalities in york county may vote on seat location of the at of government for vork cotfnty may be decided bj a vote of the 1 1 rural municipalities rtmajninzs in the county it was learned ljt li transfer of the ll urban municipalities to metropolitan toronto has reduced york county from the sixth to tne ninth largest lesshlative body in canada mentioned as iues for the new county seat now ituated on adelaide st e in the city are the towns of newmarket and aurora the midyear session of the york county council will begin may 2 at vhlch time warden asa cook ha indicat ed the northern municipali ties could vote on the new location of the county seat wheel steerirjs alinementservice for all cars w 6 garrett son stouffville phone j65 i local girl is toronto bible college graduate fiftynine yearns success fully devoted to the training o ybuns people on inter- ir minaii mai v in the knowledge an i use of the english bible will be climax ed on thursday april 30th with toronto bible college graduation exercises in vars ity arena toronto amons the fiftysix graduates will lie miss audrey baker ba of ciaremont rrj3 daughter of mr and mrs walter baker the practical training which the college offers nas attract ed thi- year young men and women from seven piovinces of canada and from eight other countries including the united state- the west indies holland germany and esto nia the graduate- of this can adian college find their way int- many spheres of service and into main- lands a total of are engaged in fulltime christian service three hun dred and thirty are ministers and pastors in canada and the united state- two hundred and eighty are serving their missionary societies in forty one countries the remainder are engaged as missionaries or in diversified forms of ser vice in the homeland before the evening end- the lass of 53 will hove joined the colleges worldwide alum ni fellowship having received their diplomas from the hands f the college president mr william inrig and the princi pal dr 1 b rhode- of 1 toooooo canadians 5100000 are insured against hospital expenses mysterious muskox increase in arctic the mysterious shaggy muskox once believed to be the missing link between the sheep and domestic ox appears to have made a come- haek in canadas barren arctic about 23 years ago the sheepcow so named by early biologist seemed headed for extinction at that time it was estimated that 500 mukx protected by the government roamed the northwest terri tories however a recent sur vey by the resources depart ment indicates there are several large hei i- totalling 1000 or more may have overlooked officials say that ne ilgure- dont necessarily mean that the population has doubled a great many may nave been overlooked 25 years ago few lave been known to fur 1arful- only accegesegg ww wwwow fcjfcij 0 i grow cucumbers for us we still have some acreage open for contract contact us for further information mr bick knoll view farm scarboro junction 2nd concession ellesmere rd let me help thif mmmma 4mmii iw cgcgs m w m w p m wwmww y m t cream for best results ship your cream to stouffville creamery we pay two cents more per pound butterfat for cream delivered to the creamery cold storage lockers and fast freezing facilities stouffville creamery co to have our truck call phone 186w tcytcl 111- wanted scrap iron any quantity for cash highest prices paid ontario salvage co 354 eastern avenue corner broadview toronto phone gerrard 11212 call us collect for information illliittfr ilfrll farm milk coolers live in captivity the united states government tried to raise some in alaska but found the experiment imprac tical scientists confess they dont know much about the husky 1000pound beast how ever the canadian wildlife service plans to learn more about its history habit and range they think but are not sure that the muskox is found only in canadas arctic wastes live in santiuiry the muskox was practically overlooked since 1927 when it was thought there were 50u at that time a herd of 250 lived in the thelon game sanc tuary a 15000 square mile reserve northeast of great slave lake two years ago 334 were counted and two months ago officials were startled when 92 were spotted 300 miles north west near great bear lake where the animal had never been seen previously herds also have been located on ellesmere island 1000 miles south of the north pole an official said an accurate estimate of the population is impossible its like trying to figure out the population of a town by counting the number of people in the main street revels in cold the muskox is a stocky longhaired animal that revels in cold weather it closely resembles the domestic ox but its curved horns and woolj iy underfill- suggest relation- j shio to the wild sheep the animal emits a musky odor when excited or annoyed the scent is produced by numer ous small glands distributed about the body a nonmeat eater the musk- ox plods slowly over the rocky hillocks and tractless muskegs searchingfor the dwarf arctic plants when snow covers the vegetation in the valley must either paw away frozen crust or move to the bare windswept hillsides during the ice age ancestors of the existing muskox ranged over north ern europe northern asia and north america from alaska south to iowa indiana pennsylvania and kansas as the ice receded the beast moved to colder climates rounds up harem the muskox mate in the summer with each bull round ing up as many cows as pos sible for his harem competi tion is keen and rival males often engage in a battle to the death the cows drop a single calf rarely twins in april or may the baby muskox weighs about 20 pounds at birth and is less than two feet high at the shoulder at three or four years of age he may stand five feet at the shoulder and weigh 1000 pounds nobody seems to know how long they live he the the woods delaval and gilson milk coolers portable dropin and front ixader type coolers at lowest possible prices we sell and we service c h bell son phone 2slw stouffville liberals plan rally in oshawa the executive of the ontario riding liberal association met lat week at the pickering home of j l lay the partys candidate in the next federal election plans were held for a gala mass meeting in oshawa early in may it is expected that party workers will attend in large numbers from all parts of the riding plans are for a crowd of at least 1000 rep resentatives every municipality in ont ario riding will be represent ed on the platform and one of the senior members of the fed eral cabinet will be guest speaker why not take your lawn- mower over to your neighbor right now and let him have it sharpened let me help what hap- jej- 1 your home when your nat or or daughter a us to join in ome grownup job 1 a child watches mother or dad engrossed in a task vith great interest his eagerness to be of assistance is a precious thing if a small childs oiter of assistance v is refused o potponed to ome other day he will be less likely to want to help another time children dont like to be rebuffed any more than adults it does take time and pati ence to include a little boy or girl in performing ome job dad can bring in the wood and light the stove faster all by himself than if he waits for junior to collect his pile of sticks mother can mix muffins much more quickly j die lioes not stop to delegate the beat ing of the egg or the greasing e the tins to mary but how milch junior and mary will miss not only in training to he contributing members in the work of a home but in the sense of comradeship and in the pride of achievement which a fatherandson or a motheranddaughter completed job brings with it when a child wants to help if at all possible put the youngster to work then and there see that daughter is properly clothed for the job an apron on for baking make sure that your child has the right work tools such as a mixing bowl and beater to beat an egg then work along side the child at your part of the job if you must give more instructions or criticize the way the child is working do it in a constructive kindly way if a task is a little too difficult for a child or he is taking too long to do it hell him finish it dont take over the job and do it yourself the next time the child is by nancy clearer helping delegate more resyon- sil itity and cut down on direc tions it the child is old enough and keen about that particular task work toward the time when the- son or daughter car complete the task all by himself or herself ise encouragement and show t child how to avoid making tile same mistake twice be generous in your praise of a job well done sometimes in a nome where there are older boys and girls u school the youngsters have become more and more pre occupied with their school work their friends and thvr own interest- and activities thev rarely ask let me help often mother in a mitaken idea that he is be ing good to the children asks little or nothing from them in assistance in the work oi the home she may not real ize it but a house where mother does the childrens beds tidies up and nicies up alter them is an excellent training ground for her son and daughter to become a sel fish husband or a helpless wife in a few year- time in the fair division of the work of the home father be cause he is away so much and can iook on things with a more impartial view should give some direction everyone even a small child should have some work to do a fam ily council when father re views all the work mother dees each week is i good idea in some homes each child is allowed to choose at the end of the week some job he likes to do which he will carry out the next week the tasks that n one is likely to pick such as washing the dishes are written out on slips and rotated around so that each one has a turn abraham lincoln once said aobbabbiaaoaaaooiaoga nachurs liquid fertilizer for farmers interested in growing better crops this year we have something new nachurs liquid fertilizer has been proven by actual test tb grow healthier and heavier crops at less cost per acre nachurs liquid fertilizer can be put on the seed and on the field anytime up to flowering stage nachurs fertilizer is good for any grain field and root crop as well as garden vegetables and fruit trees and can be applied with any kind of sprayer if used on pasture it will not harm live stock if interested in good results or for information call your nearest agent r gascon phone stouffville 66307 york county 4h clubs organize farm boys and girls throughout york county are once again looking forward to the organizational meeting of their h clubs lil calf clubs will be organized at sutton sehdmberg sharon markham and yvoodbriuge the baby beef club is a county club while the tractor club will he in the schomberg area and open to boys in king town ship and the adjoining area in simcoe other clubs swine grain and potato may he organized according to the interest shown by any area the age limits for all clubs except the tractor club is that members must lie 12 wanting to work is so rare a merit that it should be encour aged copyright years by may 1st and under 21 by nov 1st 1953 tractor club member- must he at least 14 years by may 1st and only one member for each tractor the calf owned by the boy or girl for the calf chi must be born between january 1st and may 1st except in the sutton club calves may be purebred or grade but in the cases of grades they must be sired by a registered bull and out of a cow of the same breed ing baby beef steers may be born from may 1st 1952 to feb 1st 1953 junior or sen ior heifer calves are eligible in the baby beef club chilis must be organized and calves obtained not later than may 1st and prompt inquiry is invited from all interested persons ah par ents or the boys and girls themselves who wish to ob tain further details are asked to write or visit w m cock- burn or ed pearson of the ontario 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