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v no tkikin stoupfvillie t sb1tembbr 3 1933 about 600 entries in sfouffviile flower show despite the tv weti ther were about six hun entries in the annual st ville horticultural show held in the arena last week judg es svere mrs ruth hank- ami miss lane little of richmond hill dur glads tens the evening the i thering who attended the show were treated to a varied program mr cec hendricks acting as chairman the num ber- included miss pauline barfcey with her vibraphone mrs 11 fleury readings miss lois mckewen accordian mu sic mrs lloyd ilamm cornet organ music by clarion baker white- a lamb mr- 50 mr- clarkson art w alex am mr a iainb mr- w tim tiers amit pink c mrs f wa paisley mrs s aster purple os mrs vv timbers mrs burnett mrs ralph davis am cis in vase mrs a paisley mrs timber- mrs reg button asters single mis c badgero mrs a paisley mrs s clarkson snapdragon li mrs a paisley mrs w timbers ruddleia eva hoover mrs m stor rey mrs alex ratcliff calendula mrs joe sider mrs grw thomas jean pipher begonia tuberous mrs joe sider mrs ratcliff mrs s clarkson cosmos orange jean pipher cosmos any other colour mrs fred byer mrs eu gene baker mrs c badgero dahlia decorative mrs wedseltoft mrs m storrey mrs n forgie dahlia cactus mrs m storrey dahlia aov mrs m forgie mrs c badgero mrs m storey delphinium 1 mrs ross vague mrs w timbers m mertens delphinium 3 mrs w timbers 2nd diantlius mrs a farthing carnations vase mrs joe sider mrs w tim- iers aillardia vase mrs h stouffer leianitiiii i mrs im storrey mrs f vagg anne lehman lad white with markings mrs w thinners mrs h lixon mrs joe sider lad white without markings mr a lamb mrs c mc- jowell mrs b tait lad eoronnn eva hoover mrs s clark on mrs alex ratcliff had cream mrs ken walker jlad yellow mrs grw thoma labor day tribune late owing 10 the labor day holiday falling on monday sept 7th the tribune will l- published on thursday next week rather than the usual wednesday ten ringwood acres yield 15000 glads in a day mr v mccowan mrs c modow- 11 had orange mr w mccowan mrs ae tiller mrs ross davis ilad salmon mr a lamb mrs ross da is mrs joe sider ilad plcirdy mrs w timbers mrs er leyers lad pink with markings jean pipher mrs er mey- rs mr a lamb lad pink clear mrs hooper mrs c mc- owell mr w mccowan lad red mr a lamb mrs alex atclilf mrs ross davis lad red deep mrs ross davis mr a amb lad rose light mrs ross davis mrs joe ider mrs bert tait lad rose deep muriel liver lome gillion va hoover lad lavender mrs h haynes mrs ken alker mrs hooper lad purple mrs h dixon lad violet mrs ken walker mr w ccowan lad orange smoky mr w mccowan lome oil- in lad rose moky mrs ross davis mrs f age lome gillion lads ft mr a iamb mrs w tim- r- mrs c badgero lad plcirdy oil mrs ross vague lad miniature fil mr a lamb ydrangra 3 v mertens mrs alex rat during the peake season which extends from the latter part of august to october mr tony caklerone and mr art van sasse will cut from ten to fifteen thousand gladioli per day from ten acres on their farm located on the 8th con cession of markham north of dickson hill mr van sasse a native of holland is an exipert on the art of growing gladioli but finds the conditions in ont much different than that of holland here the flowers must be dusted continually to kill a deadly grub called thrip which sucks the sap from the folliage and thus ruins the blooms while in holland such a grub did not exist and week ly dusting was not necessaxy mr van sasse owns a tractor- mounted sprayer which is cap able of dusting six rows at one tme six years ago the gladioli grower came over from hol land and took up residence at mllliken where he resided for three years for the pasr iiree ears he has carried on hij prosperous business on the sth concession although the dan ger of blight is always preval ent mr van sasse claims that the soil conditions are excel lent besides growing glads tin 100 acre farm also produces sixty acres of brussel sprouts the largest acreage of its kind in ontario although he sprouts have in previous years been shipped to toronto for packing mr van sasse hopes if sufficient local help can be employed to do their own pack irg this year in a specially heated room just recently completed a newly construct ed refrigerator room has been installed capable 0 holding 500 bushel of sprouts or 50000 gladioli an even temperature of 50 degrees is maintained this uptodate refrigeration system enables the workers to cut gladioli and sprouts early in the week and keep them ifresh for the heavy weekend demand all shipments are made to toronto the entire sixty acres of sprouts and ten acres of glads are hoed and cultivated con tinuously keeping thp crop en tirely free of weeds since mr van sasse glads are of the normal commercial varieties during the peake season the ten acre plot takes the form of o massive flowering carpet in a thousand different colors residents protest change in brougham landmark a one hundred and forty name petition was received by pickering twp council at their regular meeting on mon day from residents in the brougham clareinont area strongly protesting the remov al of the verandah on one half of the municipal building in brougham during the ma ny years that this landmark has stood in the hamlet the verandah has provided shelter charge local lake residents in toronto police scuffle two local lake- residents have been charged with the outrageous attacks on police officers in toronto last week albert hutchinson of mussel- mans lake and clayton wood cock and gordon pearce of wilcox lake hutchinson was charged with assaulting pc saunders and pearce with ob structing the mayor of toronto has recommended sterner treat ment for persons who assault constables apd suggests whip ping for many who like to recline ed under its protecting cover the j residents do not wish to havel it torn down the council have decided however to give the exterior a fresh coat of paint top heifer 18750 at brown sale with harvesting toeing al most completed a good crowd turned out for the recent farm stock sale conducted for per cy brown by sellers and at kinson auctioneers the herd of grade guernseys brought good bribes with the top heif er selling for 18750 a milk ing machine realized s15250 and a tractor 75000 mr brown has sold his farm and is building a new house in stouffville where he will reside as soon as complet- tiilt mrs h stoufrer llatris mrs ross vague m mer tens mrs w timbers iarkspnr vase mrs fred byer mrs w timbers mrs a farthing marigolds tall mrs fred byer mrs stan clarkson mrs ross davis marigolds dwarf mrs joe sider mr a lamb mrs s clarkson marigolds aov miss eva hoover nasturtium mrs a farthing mrs w timbers mrs ross davis petunia ingle mrs b tait mrs joe sid er mrs d burnett petunia frilled mrs joe sider mrs ken walker mrs s clarkson continued on pace four petunia double mrs joe sider mrs w tim hers mrs jj storrey continued en page 10 births acton gerald and betty acton nee williams of stouffville are happy to an nounce the birth of their son kevin gerald on tues day august 25 1953 at the brierbush hospital stouft- ville graham mr and mrs on- graham balsam are happy to announce the birth of their daughther tues aug 25 1953 at the briertoush hospital stouffville bell mr and mrs alec bell stouftville are happy to announce the birth of their daughter beverly lou sat aug 29 1953 at the brierbush hospital stouff ville a sister for skippy marsh max mr and mrs fred marshman stouffville are happy to announce the birth of their daughter jan et louise thurs aug 20 1953 at the brierbush hos pital stouffville gaymax mr and mrs clayton cayman are happy to announce the birth of their daughter joyce lynn wed aug 19 1953 at brier bush hospital stouffville t1xdall mr and mrs lome tindall goodwood are happy to announce the birth of their daughter tues aug 25 1953 at the brierbush hospital stouff ville sheridan mr and mrs earl sheridan rr2 clare- mom are happy to an nounce the birth of their son fri aug 2s 1953 at the brierbush stouffville smith at the hospital london august 26 1933 to ros and jean smith giencoe form eriy of goodwood and port perry their third child a sister for linda and gail editor named to national board ch nolan local publisher was named to the national ex ecutive of the canadian week ly newspapers association when this group met in saska toon last week other ontario executive representatives ap pointed were ga scott gan- anoque ea spence strath- roy and werden leavens bol ton ken walls of the barrie examiner was elected presi dent of the cwixa wb swanson of sackville new brunswick 1st vice pres john vopni davidson sask 2nd vice pres also of interest local ly was the award of the chas clark trophy for the best all round newspaper with circula tion 1500 to 2250 to the aurora banner claremont vs scarboro united soccer sat nite soccer fans will witness a revival of the sport in clare mont on saturday evening at 030 pm when claremont will meet scarboro united in an exhibition match a good crowd is expected to be on hand for the game engagements mr and mrs samuel m do ner wish to announce the en gagement of their daughter grace pauline to frederick w doust son of mr and mrs j c doust the marriage will take place wed sept 16th 1933 at 330 in the gormley united missionary church mr and mrs alfred g hart- hospital i wick of stouffville wish to an nounce the engagement of their daughter shirley fern to emerson wilson campsall son of mr and mrs geo camp sail of aurora the wedding is to take place sept 12th at 130 in second markham baptist church bethesda ontario floodlight official opening tonigh the grand opening celebra tion of stouilvilles floodlights a gift to the town by mr ar thur latcham will be held in the memorial park on thurs day evening tonight com mencing at 715 pm the fea ture attraction of the evening will be a softball game be tween the stouffville sham rocks and a mixed team of n hl hockey players and mem bers of the stouffville red sox baseball club the stouffville girls team will al so take to the held for a sev en innings twilight contest there will be lucky number prizes and a large crowd 1 ex pected to attend seek advice on bowling alley bowling alley took up a con siderable amount of the time of whitchurch twp council at its regular session last thurs day which did not conclude until 1 am the villemere establishment at musselmans lake subject of considerable discussion in recent months was dealt with again and in addition the new bylaw covering bowl ing alleys in the township was given a further reading un der it such establishments must close at midnight and not open before 9 am a maximum penalty of 50 and costs is provided for each of fence against the bylaw discussion as to whether or not a permit has been issued for the proposed villemere bowling alley and restaurant was sparked by receipt of a marked cheque for 7 from mr villemere said to be in payment of the permit fee al though building inspector f g cummings said that the a- mount was in any case insuf ficient i council after approving er ection of a bowling alley some time ago afterwards re versed its decision when a number of residents of the ar ea objeoted in the meantime mr villemere had come into possession of a building per mit card unnumbered but said the building inspector no permit had been issued coun cil before accepting the che que decided to get advice as to future action from the town ship solicitor an agreement from owner mclntyre holder of property on the east side of yonge st at the king side road was proudly presented to mem bers of whitchurch township council at last weeks meeting by councillor el mccarron who has laboured hard and long to get the matter of un satisfactory drainage affect ing property on the opposite side of the highway in whit church township cleaned up lowering of a culvert is the principal factor in cleaning up the situation co9t of the work it was stated would be around 81000 councillor mccarrons stren uous efforts to have the work done immediately were of lit tle avail councillors feeling that king twp and the whit church twp sollicitor should be consulted before further ac tion was taken king twp should pay a share councillor sid legge felt as councillor mccarron pressed for immed iate action with arrangements being made later on cost divi sion if possible mr mccarron pointed out that the work had been long delayed and that he had had a strenuous fight to bring the project up to the point where something could be done total cost of warble fly con trol in whitchurch township in effect in 1933 for the first lime was 118041 clerk john w crawford reported to the municipal council at its meeting last week of this a- mount 50 per cent will be re covered from the province fees to the inspector amoun ted to s362 while his travel ling expenses amounted to 12216 supplies cast 09625 6023 cattle were treated on the first round and 5733 on the second whitchurch twp council approves annexation of 50 acres to stouffville the township of whit church will be decreased fitly acres and the village of stouff ville increased by an equal a- mount as the result of an an nexation of properly on the borders of the village which whitchurch council approved at its meeting last week a letter from stouffville council said that an applica tion had been received for the annexation of the property which belongs to reeve win timbers of markham twp and on which residential and industrial development is ex pected to take place consent of whitchurch council was necessary before a covering bylaw could be passed pointing out that he was re lated to reeve timbers depu ty reeve fred timbers offer ed to withdraw before the ubjeet was discussed in or der to save any embarrass ment with all other members of council quite agreeable to the stouffville proposal how ever little discussion took place before approval was gi ven military service for naval veteran john cleaver was in his nintieth year the late john cleaver recently passed away in his nintieth year had spent his entire lifetime in whitchurch township and stouffville while he had been ill for sev eral years his passing came quite suddenly he had been residing at the home of his daughter mrs oliver harding the late john cleaver was born in whitchurch twp and farmed there for a number of years before coming to stouff ville about 1920 here he op erated for some time as a livestock shipper for the uf 0 in 1896 he married ida jones who predeceased him in 1945 mr cleaver was iden tified with the united church and served on the village council his passing removes all but one of a family of twelve chil dren only one brother james cleaver of tara survives he is 80 years of age there is one daughter meeda mrs ol iver harding and four grand children the funeral was conducted on saturday aug 12th by rev douglas davis with rev norman rowan and rev- chas fockler assisting pall bearers were james taylor robt burnett reuben middle- ton isaac smith arthur vau- ghan and earl davis inter ment was made in the stouff ville cemetery mrs haley eastend stouff ville reports picking a cucum ber from her garden 13a in ches long some cucumber in poor health for some time douglas william dickin son passed away on thursday aug 27th in his 53rd year lie was a naval veteran of world war ii a son of the late william dickinson and ada condy the deceased wis born in ux- bridge twp where his par ents farmed for a number of years prior to his ill health he was employed at the sarco plant in claremont he was i- dentified with the baptist church was a member of brougham union masonic lodge and the local legion branch besides his wife the form er ella redshaw geer he is survived by two brothers gar net of oakville and harold of goodwood the funeral on saturday was conducted from oneills funeral chapel with interment in the stouffville cemetery padre g davidson of the claremont legion con ducted a military service at the graveside the pallbear ers were basil graham clay ton hill frank collins george collins taibert evans and el- wno mer evans margaret mcnab pioneer family funeral services for miss margaret mcnab life long re sident of claremont were con ducted from her late home on sunday afternoon aug 30th by her pastor rev h lackey miss mcnab passed away last phursday in oshawa hospital where she had beena bed pa tient for the past couple of months with a heart condition for several weeks previous she was in the brierbush hos pital and ill at home with a number of local nurses in at tendance the mcnat family were pioneers in claremont an uncle peter mcnab built and operated the present large brick corner store and post office for many years of the large family connection we understand one cousin charles of uxbridge remains pall hearers were old friends of the community interment was in st johns cemetery on the 7th concession of picker ing township in the family plot announcement mr and mrs william pegg of ashbum rr 1 will be at home to their friends and neighbours on saturday sept 19 from 3 to 5 in the afternoon and 730 to 1030 in the even ing on the occasion of their 25th wedding anniversary about 100 properties listed for tax sale authorization for the issu ance of a warrant by the reeve for a tax sale was given by members of whitchurch twp council last week the sale would be held in de cember said township clerk john w crawford j p and a- bout one hundred properties would be involved members of king and whit church township councils will meet with members of aurora town council on september 9 to discuss sharing of the costs of the new telephone service for warning firemen when their services are required it was decided at whitchurch council meeting last thurs township clerk jack craw ford said that he had received a request from aurora for sharing of the costs and ask ing also that he get in touch with king township this he sible for a 21hour service dur ing this week the plan is nec essitated by installation of the dial telephones which means that operators will no longer be available in aurora to flash signals to firemen when their services are required be cause of the fact that aurora also provides fire protection for the township members of aurora council have expres sed the belief that they should be asked to share the costs among other matters dealt with by whitchurch town ship councillors at their regu lar meeting last week approv al was given to the renewal for a three months period of the agreement by which mem bers of the ontario provincial police vandorf detachment provide the services of two constables and a car for town- had done but had found that ship police work rate paid by reeve e armstrong would be the twp is 500 per month the council also adopted school orng next tuesday away and would not be able to attend a meeting until sept 9th aurora council has already arranged to pay 15 a week to a fireman for receiving fire calls four firemen will each take one week of service in turn and each will be rcspon- resolution of congratulation to the aurora banner on being awarded the charles clark memorial trophy by the can adian weekly newspapers as sociation for being the best allround paper in its class in canada