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ouffwlte ribttite the tribune touffyille o jl queen elizabeth is crowned ity k g sbnpkia crowning 1 saw tfa para le issi to and from i tej from a room in can i house watched the ct-r- i the crowning n the abbe 1 i had been given a op portunity to choose my own 1 could no have had a bet- lei 1 saw the parade on the way from the palace as it came o trafalgar square and swing right v ith a pa 70fh conference umc convened at new dundee i iifi ield glasses 1 assed as the ivung around a glimpse oi as they vvav- an lagc as they queens carriage s the turn i caught the royal couple ed then on the return they pas sed directly below us twice ea h tune within 25 feet of our 15 gallery which was s box we were high e- o see into the vehicles too high to look down topsi first time past it had fr rorr the pre nougb but noi the begun raining while the mili tary units were passing but be fore the royal part of the pro cession came along the sun broke through and we were a- ble to get colored movies in less than an hour the pa rade started back past out- stand again ami turned at the monument towards the palace this time the rain soaked ev eryone canadian troops including navy army andair force form ed a guard of honour on both sides of the route where the parade passed canada house those along the route were provided with slickers but when the parade came nearer each time these were removed and like the police and specta tors they stood in the rain of course thousands of military and naval personell did not have slickers at any time in seats at am everyone coming to canada house had been warned to be in their seats by six am how ever most of us were there by five or soon after we had purchased meal tick ets with our seats at 080 for breakfast morning coffee and luncheon breakfast consisted of two slices of thin bread buttered and a dab of marmalade if you could get it but it was all gone when i got served and a part ly filled cup of tea of coffee this we balanced on our hands as no place was provided to sit or stand morning coffee in cluded a square of cake and a sandwich again if you could get it luncheon which was served during the time the abbey ser vice was going on consisted of i cold plate of vegetable salad lettuce and tomato with either a slice of cold meat or some cold chicken which included bones as well as meat a dessert of fruit and a slice of ice cream and piece of cake choice of lea or coffee this we again ate from our hands and 1 have pic tures of several sitting on the thick nigs in the high com missioners office ianulc u woiuuiful sight all at home have seen pic tures of the parade by now but to actually watch it pass was most inspiring it did some thing that nothing else could it was not the color and pomp and uniforms so much as loyally of those millions stood not for hours but for days wetlged in so tightly that not a jot of pavement was visible a- mong them with the rain com ing down time after lime some had slickers others not some a newspaper which soon got soaked but they not move even after they seen the parade pass once they slaved on another two hours to see it pass again with such lovuliv as this we realize there is great truth in the words therell always be an eng land si johns ambulance did an amazing service from our seat we saw at least fifty persons carried away on stretchers back beyond the monument 10 where they were iven tempor ary treatment from here am bulances took ihose needing further assistance to hospitals at first they called the am bulances to the spot but soon the service became overtaxed and an emergency place was set up had the weather been hot and humid perhaps many more would have collapsed we saw st johns men take children and others away on foot presumably to toilets as they brought them back later where thev wormed back into the crowd looking down from the rail ing of our balcony while rain was dripping on the bare heads of women below 1 coun ted one hundred and twenty- continued on pane seven rev ward m shan cipal of emmanuel i i of- the ontarii nfei the lvd missii nee which convened in xc w dun dec last week rev p g leh confer markham village doctor performs rare medical feat restores childslife noted artist jhor hansen gives interesting lecture a good spirit prevailed ihroujr ghoul the conference which i i- reports a story of on dr hay pilkev performed an outstanding medical feat re cently when at his office in alt ur-vi-ar- church membership through out the conference was reported a 2u an increase oi 25 nd sunday school enrollment was 1220 an increase of 5 twice as many were baptized as last year total offering- tin- year were reported as s30i00 of 191 this included over 50000 a lioi increase in for eign missions and ssso0 a 32- 2 increase in home missions church extension ivork increas ed 90 rev lk sicler was elected vice chairman of the confer ence with rev c h unking heading youth activities and rev pi storms director of sunday school work other ministerial changes were rev po lehman form er chairman of conference goes to new dundee rev h good of new dundee goes to owen sound rev c brown of owen sound goes to st clair ave toronto rev and mrs grant sloss of port hope go to africa air e prosser of toronto will be new minister at port hope rev e colley of golborrie goes to hespeler rev e purdy of hespeler goes to colborne and air l wark appointed principal of the bi ble college at kitchener rev willis hunking mission ary to africa and rev karl 1anabaker of wasaga beach were ordained ought back to life d alary percy whose ddenly stopped beat- mediately she was undergoing i drens lio- operation dr pilkeyj dr pilkev i- hr markham high an si massased her heart he child had been brought her mother airs dean per- and given a mild anesthe- the doctor was being is- ed by aiiss henrietta percy aunt of the child and was aneing an infection in her n increasej neck caused by swollen gland- the operation was over and tit doctor was applying the tires- sing when the child- heart stopped beating dr pilkev quickly made an incision in her chest large e- nough to reach her heart which he was able to massage into action again in about 15 sec onds it stopped again but the doctor continued the massag ing and in less than a minute her heart was going dr pilkev had never used the technique before but had studied it a great deal in medical journals the who did had propose addition to heise hill school members of the school board of markham township school section no 7 appeared before council on monday evening to request council to make applic ation to the municipal board for the issuing of debentures for the erection of ait addition to the school the minutes of the latest meeting of ratepay ers of the section were placed before council which stated that it appeared the school attend ance was due to increase from 10 to possibly 53 pupils there was also the need foi a new heating plant and improved toilet facilities it had been suggested by an architect who was present at the ratepayers meeting that the addition would cost 820000 and the board brought with them a written request for that a- moum however verbally they asked that council ask the mun icipal board to sanction an ex penditure of 23000 the board was informed that their writ- ten request must therefore be for 23000 since a copy of their written request must accom pany the application after con siderable jangling over the reasons and necessity a new request was written and will accompany the application second reading was given by council uo the townships land lse bylaw and an amendment allowing 50 ft lots to be sold was passed councillors hoop er and lennie and deputy- reeve lealasurier voting in fa vour and councillor clark and reeve timbers opposing there are 30 lots affected in dona- caster and in lnionville it was revealed clerks office management questioned the question of whether or not a fish and chip store should be opened in the highland park subdivision brought on a flur ry of accusations concerning the administrative work of clerk chas hoover according to the minutes of the last may meeting the clerk had been requested to write to the owner of the building in which the new store was to be established concerning a per mit councillor lennie and de putyreeve lemasurier stated that this had not been done and the proprieter of the store had been considerable inconven ienced councillor lennie and i found leplorable condition in open the mail and if she did nt shes not doing her duty said reeve timbers deputyreeve a lealasurier and councillor lennie placed a resolution before the reeve asking that a committee be set up to investigate the ineffic iency of the office methods and to report to council i wont serve on any such committee youre continually bucking the employees instead of trying to eobperte said reeve timbers youre jiist making a lot out of nothing the deputyreeve continued to state that the employees did nt know when their holidays weie or if they got any were growing up and we cant continue to travel with these horse and buggy meth ods stated councillor lennie councillor clark stated that he would favour a motion with the entire council acting as the committee and an amended motion to this effect carried clerk hoover in reply to the charges stated that when he left the offce for a couple of days he had given instruc tions for a letter to be sent to the owner of the build ing in question in h park if his name could be found he presumed when be returned and found the letter not sent that the owner had apparently not been found wailing in the doctors outer office the child- mother was all unaware of the drama which wi- going on inside until in formed by the nurse the child was emoved im- td tne sick child- pital a gi sduate o school and the university of toronto and is well known in stouffvllle and district he interned at t ta east general hospital beta eviiig in the armed forces firms salute murphy motors in a widespread advertising display motor supply firms and the ford ajotor co itself are saluting murphy motors local fordmonarch agency this week on the extension lo their business premises it is appropriate that the an nouncement of this extension comes at this time as murphy motors is one of eleven hun dred ford dealers in canada heralding the 50th anniversary of the founding of the ford motor co in special newspa per displays radio 111 tv ad vertising this week this world wide anniversary is being car ried out in 25 countries undet the at- dees of the st i uffvi he wonn nst ute i r th c ha the i vmerican oi t np my ci ere c est ng cv iv re n the stou iiviiu l ni ted c lurch on alondav ever ins ai r hai isen who has been an e tploye e of the com any for years is large v res pons lble lo r thei policy o enct u ra ing 10007 received for new high school debenture bonds at five percent huge oil truck overturns on 9th con whitchurch operators of the huge jk beamish oil sprayer were in jured on tuesday afternoon when their truck went out of control on the 0th concession of whitchurch lames alichell was taken by ambulance to the toronto general hospital suf fering from a fractured ankle and a number of broken ribs john wright is recovering from a cerebral concussion in the stouftville brierbush hospital the oil transport was pro ceeding south along the 9th concession when i suddenly struck some loose gravel and careened into the ditch the truck went a considerable dis tance along the roadside before turning over in a nearby field prov police constable j van derkooi of slouffville investi gated dr fj button adminis tered first aid treatment to the injured driver and passenger municipal board defers decision markham hogs varied views were present ed by markham township farmers concerning the gar bage fed hog bylaw which has been introduced bv council air rl kennedy and mr w c yates qc represented the municipal board while air j d lucas solicitor for the twp represented the council the hearing was held at unionville on thursday morning the pro posed bylaw would prohibit the raising of hogs with swill garbage or other refuse other than produce raised on the owners property the bylaw would have no effect on swill- feeders who are already in bus iness but would prevent fu ture developments along this line air elmer fairatv farm re sident on the stb concession of markham was the chief sup porter of the bylaw air fair- aty claimed that it was not nec essary to feed pigs on swill when clean grain was available he pointed out that the gar bage attracted rats flies and is sued a very disagreeable odour why should residents of markham township be forced to go through the same agony as the people of scarboro and east york until the dept of aty to reeve timbers air tim bers replied that he would like to inspect a typical swillfeed ers premises before he could make a definite reply the biggest complaint of council is in the devaluation of property which lies adja cent to the farms in question said air timbers air howard cosburn oper ator of a large scale pig farm en xo 7 highway spoke in fa vor of the swillfeeders air cosburn claimed that such premises were kept under very strict government supervision and inspections were made monthly air cosburn said that it was only natural that there would be a considerable odour from over 000 pigs in compari son with go grain fed animals which most small operators keep air fred maurice 10th con cession farmer feeds some 050 hogs on his premises he re sented the statement that the swillfeeders were being dri ven out of scarboro pointing out that their main reason for moving into other municipalit ies was the large prices they were being offered for their land in thai particular town- hip air maurice explained health forced the swillfeeders i that a load of swill was brought out continued mr fairaty tc his farm every day in drums air jd lucas alarkham dumped into vats boiled cook- this township solicitor asked if ed and then fed he said that horticultural flower show- in united church basement is on thursdav june is exhibit an- admitted from 30 to 630 there will be iocal talent and a film entitled reaver valley office when we came here with someone would explain the dif i police officer to try and find out if the man could open or not the bylaws were locked in the vault and we couldnt find out and the clerk was a- way there was some unopen ed mail some of it registered the police have no copies of township bylaws to te what they are upposed to enforce i even found a whole drawer full of unopened letters oast- marked 1952 from the dead let ter office the filing system is deplorable continued the deputyreeve the assistant erk should forence lietween pigs fed with grain and those fed on swill clerk of the township chas hoover claimed that the chief objection to swikfed hogs was in the disagreeable odour that was attached to pigs fed in this manner to be deprived of feeding swill does not mean that hogs cannot be raised in markham township pointed out reeve timbers would you want a swlll- feeder at your back door or e- ven within a quarter mile of your home queried mr fair- there was no waste or ferment ing thus the odour was kept down to a minimum air james valliere presi dent of the markham twp hog producers association and a resident on the 5th concession of alarkham expressed his views on the side of tne swill- feeders feeding pigs is r business with these farmer and if thev cant enter the township where are they to go quer ied mr valliere because of an other immediate appointment the board deferred a decision until a later date tlior c hansen the development of localized craft movements with the ob ject of stimulating cultural a- chievement in canada and pro moting tlie tourist industry during his address air han sen demonstrated through the means of colored slides how the british american oil build ing in toronto has been de corated by a skillful adoption of folk art technique respons ible for tlie designs and motifs employed is air hansen him self who worked continuously for eighteen months on his de corative scheme bas head quarters is consequently one of the most unique office buil dings in canada showing what industry can achieve through the imaginative use of domes tic talent and materials air hansens theme was the necessity of using creative im agination in every walk of life he stressed bow favorably its application could benefit the fields of mental health cultur al development and the cana dian economy the great common denom inator for all people said air hansen was the quest for hap- jiness progress should be measured in terms of happi ness if some development ma teria or abstract made people happier it could justly be cal led progress on the other band if itraused them to bo less hap py such a development con stituted regress failure to exercise ones cre ative imagination was air han sen claimed one of the chief causes of frustration and bore dom people in all limes and places had been endowed with the desire to create and to dis cover beauty this latent de sire was often halted or frus trated by our modern indus trial society individual crea tive imagination had little chance to blossom in an atmo sphere of hurriedup living and continued on page 2 a tola of 400000 in bonds were disposed of on friday ev ening to the dominion securi ties corporation be whit church township council to cover the cost of the new siouffvilie district high school the is which is for twenty years will bear interest at dominion securities were the highest bidders of the six who placed tenders in for the de 1 enture isue mr hon chad wick chairman of the high school board and air ag thompson were present at the meeting for the letting of the tender the annual payment of the debenture principal and inter est will be 3209701 a year to be shared by whitchurch stouflville and markham it is interesting to note that over the tweiity years a total of 212000 approximately will he paid in interest the school is presently under construction and is scheduled to be completed by tlie end of the year markham would enter rouge conservation plan following an outline of con servation work and method of organization by air c laurin president of the rouge valley conservation association alark ham township council agreed that they would sanction a re quest to the minister of plan ning and development for a rouge valley conservation au thority to be established air laurin stated that this was the first step in the estab lishment of such an authority and therequest would have to come from two or more of the municipalities in the valley those concerned are mark ham whitchurch vaughan king and pickering townships markham and slouffville the markham twp plan ning board were fullv in ac cord with the move the presi dent said and passed the mat ter on to council for their ap proval immediately an auth ority was established the en tire valley would be surveyed and a land lse plan drawn up which would be very welcome to the planning boards the construction of farm ponds was also cited as an important ad vantage of having an author ity such authority could give assistance to fanners in the construction of such ponds lady near death following crash at byers bridge airs marguerite boyd 316 n kingsway islington was rush ed by an ambulance to the to ronto fast general hospital in serious condition on wed nesday morning when the car she was driving skidded out of control and crashed into the cement bridge abutment on the 8th concession of markham the boyd auto was approach ing the bridge from the south when a small pickup truck driven by air fred otter 8th concession farmer approached from the opposite direction fearing that the two vehicles did not have room to meet on the bridge airs boyd veered to the right and collided into the end of the cement struc ture the rear section of her car swung across the road in to the path of the otter truck airs otter received numerous cuts and abrasions and was given first aid treatment by dr rai pilkey of markham tlie boyd car was badly dam aged constable bill shearn of the alarkham twp police in vestigated local boy kilied in korean action word has been received that joe bell 20 son of air and airs charles bell 5th concession of whitchurch has died in kor ea from wounds received while fighting in heavy front hue action joe joined the canad ian army three years ago and had served in korea for two months he was seriously wounded in the leg i nd never recovered his parents receiv ed the news on friday of last week joe formerly lived on the 0th concession of alarkham where he received ids public school education he was employed at leaside before enlisting in the armed forces fashion show for trade fair the stoultyille chamber of commerce are planning a col- orful but practical fashion re vue which will work in con junction wilh the annual trade fair to be held on september 25th and 26th members of the business and professional wo- mens club will aloiiel the wares presented by various local mer chants a modelled display of mens and boys clothing is al so being planned an elevated walk will be constructed in a section of the arena in order that the fashions may be dis played to the best advantage this added feature will form a part of the entertainment be ing introduced into this years show tribune overcrowded in an unprecedented rush of advertising and news much arriving late the tribune has found it impossible to publish a number of news bugets and advertisements this week although extra pages were printed at a late date the publishers regret these omissions and will carry over these items in the june 25th issue whitchurch completes time bylaw for employees stouflville lions club annual big dance and jamboree in the town park next wednesday night wrestlkig in arena tonight the stouflville wednesday whitchurch council meet ing in regular sessions on fri day evening gave final approv al to a bylaw governing office and employees hours accord ing to the regulations the town ship office will be open each day monday to saturday in clusive from i until 5 pm employees will work five days each week and shall receive a weeks holiday willi pay on completion of twelve months service and two weeks holi day after twentyfour months employment employees who are not absent from work for more than three days at any one time shall forfeit their weekly day off until such time is repaid employees absent more than three days shall be dealt with individually by council a taxi license renewal from ray carman just outside new market caused qtiile a flurry in council between one and two oclock in the morning a res olution proposed by councillor ps legge and deputyreeve timbers requested the clerk to notify air carman in writ ing that the council refused to renew his taxi license on the grounds of two court convict ions during 1952 councillors graham and alccarron opposed the resolutions reeve ivan mc laughlin who held the decid ing vote asked that the resolu tion be tabled pending further investigation of the case air e aladoc hydro dis trict supervisor along with hydro representatives from richmond hill appeared be fore council to discuss an ac count of 1500 charged against the ratepayers of wilcox lake for the moving of a mile of poles in connection with the improving job done on the lake road council had discus sed the bill at a previous meet ing and believed it to be rath er excessive for the work however air aladoc told council that his department had gone over the account and could find no justification for any reduction weve looked the bill over and believe its about 700 too high said councillor alccar ron councillor alccarron went on to say that council was fur ther upset because of an addi tional bill sent in for interest charges on the original account the matter was discussed at some length and it was agreed that in future some estimate of such a job should be given before work is commenced were only thinking of tne ratepayers in the wilcox lake area who have to pay the shot stated councillor alccarron we think its a pretty big bill and were certainly going to try and save them this money if we can the hydro spokesman agre ed to revise the account in more simplified form and left with councils request for a more lenient figure messrs owen deacon lot 13 con 7 and geo druery lot 32 con 2 each received 20 for one sheep killed by dogs relief accounts passed for payment for the month total led 10051 object to howling alley reeve ivan mclaughlin pla ced before council a communi cation from r carney lmus- eimans lake cottager object ing to the issuing of a license for bowling which is being pro posed for the lake near win some corner eastend air car ney in his letter stated that his property adjoined the two lots where the new building was to be erected he said that it was his contention that property values would be reduced by the introduction of such a busi ness there that a traffic hazard would be created and untidi ness would detract from sur rounding cottages tlie carneys have been cottagers at the lake for 25 years council voiced the opinion that a petition with ample sig natures would need to be pre sented for consideration in such a case and the clerk was in structed to reply to air car neys letter road supt davis advised council that oiling of township oust roads would be underway this week