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the tribune stouffville or fhursday july 9 1953 the stouffville tribune established 1sss kber of the canadian weekly newspaper association id the ontarioquebec newspapers association member of the audit bureau of circulations luthorljed as secondclas mail postotbce dept ottawa ited and issued everv thursdav at stouffville ont canada 250 elsewhere 300 nolan editor jas thomas sports assist a v nolan son publishers notes and comments what happened to arbor day years ago a day was set apart for the cleaning up home and school grounds and the planting of trees i shrubs it seems too bad that many of the old cus- have been discarded for many of them were good arbor day was one we believe that if the chamber of commerce would isor such a day throughout the country a day in h all citizens would be asked to share in the cleaning beautifying of each community it would go far in acting the tourist neat clean well kept surroundings are always at- tive especially if set oif with flowers shrubs and haliburton county echo to a fouryearold a puppy is more important than politics horse show has great possibilities local citizens are proud of our stouffville horse iw and the job which the town legion branch has le in promoting this fine attraction the show has iwn by leaps and bounds to be one of the most success- oneday horse shows conducted anywhere and there trong representation to have it enlarged to a twoday w and include driving horses this year saw the largest entry of animals yet rly one hundred horses taking part these horsemen horsewomen like to come to the stouffville show vve told us so they say they like the surroundings are more than enthusiastic for the show to be en- red into a twoday exhibition the lower park grounds have made a monderful site holding these shows the legion boys did con- table work this year in cleaning up a still greater i of park ground and it would be possible to include mall track for the showing of hackney ponies and ing horses arrangements could be made it is be- ed for the housing of horses and riders during a two- show and possibly some day in the future a building rht be erected for this purpose it is a fine thing for a town to have a horse show country fair once a year its a great rallying place friends it keeps alive the raising of high class horses other livestock and the publicity which the com- initv receives from such a show is worth many dollars to a fouryearold poli ties held no interest in- stead wayne garwin of elora ont- would rather hold his pet while pat iently waiting for his dad who attended meeting ad dressed by prime minister louis st laurent now currently campaigning in province of ontario in con nection with federal elec tions scheduled for aug 10 a church supper wound up prime minis ters brief stay in flora dead for three minutes alberta woman enjoying life again they park too close stouffville side streets are narrow and it is an ag- ivating business trying to turn a car or truck out o main st but the job is a hundred times worse ause of vehicles parked close to and almost on the ners motorists should be obliged to keep back thirty forty feet from these corners in order to give a clear w of traffic to the motorist trying to enter the main ery some drivers have the gall particularly on saturday ht to park half way across the intersection and these promptly taken care of by the local opp if they dpen on the scene however they cannot force drivers keep back any specified distance without bylaw pro- ions a bylaw passed by council and approved by the pt of highways could keep vehicles clear of the ners and correct a dangerous practice which someday 1 result in serious collision since those approaching the side street cannot see oncoming traffic until they practically out on the highway yo separate schools r pickering twp onio kid or more pupils will oil at the first two picker- township separate schools t september dentical three room schools 11 be built at rosobank and pickering the hosebank school is now well under con struction and work will start en the pickering school soon the cost of the pickering school will be 835000 father rev wa megivney of st francis dc sales parish told the press this wek that there are new pupils coming in to enroll every day and the en rollment of the two schools may well exceed the approxi mate so pupils each by the time school opens at a small hospital at brooks in southern al berta a new german immi grant mrs angela cio- lcxyk actually suffered death and was restored during an abdominal op eration her heart stopped beating for three minutes but quick action by two doctors in attendance re stored the heartbeat she came smiling back to life later with full return of her facilities she arrived in canada only six weeks ago with her 1yearold daughter seen above and her husband joe who works as a mechanic in brooks fair dates in district suoudloefc uouy vhether you can or not here ore lots of healthful utdoor activities at ontarios vacation resorts foull enjoy the fun with our fellow guests and leres a tip add enjoy- nent to your holiday ravel by bus s votmocal agfnt abolt highway tours to alt arjs of thl usa round trip fares collingwood 740 barrie 535 orillia 695 subject to change tickets and information at snowballs barber shop ph stouffville 270j2 an indication that summer is now definitely here and that fall will follow soon i- given by the issuance this week by the agricultural societies branch of the ontario depart ment of agriculture of the list of fall fairs and exhibitions the list dates in this section of the province are as fol lows barrie oct 1 and 3 beaverton sept 1710 belleville aug 1720 bobcaygeon oct 23 blackslock oct ki17 campbellford sept 2030 deseronto sept 26 kingston sept 29- oct 3 lakefield sept 1112 lindsay sept 2220 madoc oct c7 markham oct 13 norwood oct 9 10 12 oakwood sept 2122 orillia sept 1011 orono sept 1112 oshawa aug 1922 peterborough sept 1519 port perry sept 57 roseneath oct 23 monday now favorite day for elections monday has come up as the favorite day of those who pick federal general election dates choice of aug 10 for the el ection put monday into the lead among days chosen for balloting since confederation the selection makes it seven monday elections and six on tuesday since 1s71 the first year in which elections were held on a single day five have been called on thursdays and two on wednesdays there have been none on friday saturday or sunday since the oneday procedure be gan of the six elections begin ning in 1930 and including the present one five have been on mondays the sixth in 1910 was on a tuesday before 1s71 elections took weeks to complete the first in 1sg7 ran from aug7 to sept 20 tiie 1s72 voting lasted three months stirling sept 1510 sunderland sept 151g torontocne aug 2ssept 12 uxbridge sept 2930 warkwortii sept 2125 t old home town after the operation atiother had plastered up the patient the doctor discovered hed i left his sawtv0 chisels and ia new hammer nside stanley bygone days from the files of the tribune 2x years ago for some weeks past exten sive improvements have been going on at the town park and any of our citizens who have not visited the public gjrounds this summer should take time to do so the grandstand has been painted and although the color will always be popular with the losing team on the diamond it looks much better than before the paint was ap plied the small round band stand has also been touched up with blue paint while over on the new grounds southwest of the bowling green substan tial swings have been erected for the kiddies nearby a rus tic bridge crosses a restful nook of willows where picnic tables are to be found in a most delightful setting to the south of the bowling green is a motor camp equipped with a splendid kitchen and water from the town reservoir on tap electric lights have been installed as well a sign will be placed on the main st di recting motorists to the free camping site mr js bell of the mark- ham high school staff is pre siding at the examinations in the local school over the third form the appropriation of 20000 for a new post office building in stouffville has been grant- over 100 members of the raymer clan gathered loget- ed by parliament her in the toronto exhibition park for the third annual re union mr dm raymer of markham was elected presi dent and mr george hoover of markham as secretarytreas urer the retiring president mr ol raymer was tendered a vote of thanks for his tenure of office farmers in the vicinity of stouffville began cutting their alfalfa hay last week but they were more or less delayed by frequent showers fall wheat is all headed out and spring grains are making good growth many of the citizens have re moved the weeds from the front of their premises but till there arc- neglected boule vard along the main street which should not be allowed the horticultural society has appointed a commiiee to wait on the council in an effort to have the law enforced regard ing neglected boulevards stouffvihe ball team handed newmarket the biggest scare they have had this season when our boys were defeated by only one run bruce leh man credited himself with el even strike outs wes head way was the heavy hitter for stouffville landing a two and three bagger mrs dm raymer of mount joy presented the tribune with some strawberries which for size we have seldom seen equalled they were also tops sn flavor and color department the largest berry measured 6 inches by 5 and about twen ty of them would fill a box probably the first man to have new potatoes or his tab- le this summer is dick ward he enjoyed the digging oi friday of last week ratclitv and co have instal led a fountain in their window which will keep garden vege tables watered and thereby they will always b tempting pnd fresh for the trade mr adam yake one of the local jewelers was given a bad fright for tufew hours last week when he lost a diamond valued at 150 mr yake was washing the precious stone at the sink when it slipped from his hands and fell down the waste pipe the stone was lo cated when the pipe was taken apart mr harry perry has been officially appointed as consta ble for stouffvihe and is now on duty while constable pen- nock and lud hoover are rec ognized as county constables constable perry is specially charged with maintaining law and order within the corpora- ubn i who am i i in movieland r terrific prizes see the telegram daily plus weekend for homo delivery of the telegram please contact the tely carriersalesman on your street write the telegram bay aw melinda sts toronto 1 or telephone empiro 86011 tick l i stanley theatre stouffville ont policy 2 shows xltcly 7 i pm matinee saturday 2 pm thurs fri sat july 91011 a queen is crowned see our other large display adv in this issue one whole week monday to saturday july 13 14 15 16 17 18 y son keep