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th ttsrk stouffmbe orrt may n 1ss4 poixtkv farmers pkbtlbbed bv big bboilkb factories a new way of rcaas-produc- ir ekjcen dinners the develr opaten of largescale broiler fecjorte tes sparked a ripple o fear among poultry farmers tre canadian f deration o gricultwe said today that farm es decs are seriously concern- 1 lklmkill i c klcwc farmers enjoy tour to big feed plant and experimental farm unoinville nt w5 l ii over tre new develoome i which they believe bids fa- to wreck poultry production a obrt golden wedding a farm enterprise mr aad mrs alfred e bron with canadian diners taste for chicken increasing the barnyard business of produc ing roosters ard hens has turn ed into a major enterprise out put last year was estimated a l middeton judge to be an nounced autumn flower sho poniandi road laiooviue en- vvedoesdar sept 2i convener tertslaed large gathering of g 0 judge to be an- relatirei friends and seigabot coabc at tselr borne on tuesday after- m h h poxers peat a j noon and evening may nth or tbi6 week at bls cottag s16o0co00q and is still grciwii the industry tue occasion of their 50th ed- halibunon district grain prices are down pigs is pigs but good pork depends on good feed marmill prestarter piggy pellets marmill 18 piggy starter grower exckllo hog grower excello hog finisher give top results rapid sturdy growth early maturity produce choice pork and assure quick profits we manufacture a complete line of poultry dairy and hog feeds and concentrates fresh every day and carry grit oyster shell peat moss and all the sundries at all times phone your order today reesors marmill limited best by test for twentyfive years phone markham 900 finowa matox niagara ddt dusts and sprays in all formulations required or orchard and row crop protection thiousb years of tot tne best call your niagara service man see vow niagara dealer of unite niagara brand sprat co umttb utailliijfon orinm nownlasnafiaoaxignfaah v by t2tfiiio4flicuui4 montreal tisthc merry merry month of may but you cant be cheerful if youre suffering a painful burning corn what to do do try new bluejay com piasters with phcnylium phony 1- ium gets under your corn and helps push it out from underneath the first really new medication for corns and calluses in over seventy years as a matter of fact in actual tests it went to work 33to faster and acted 25 more surely than any other leading remedy im not surprised that three out of four cornsufferers who try new bluejays say theyre the best corn remedy ive ever used you will too ask for blue- jays with phcnylium at your favourite drug counter today top o the may mornm to you lets get out in the spring sun shine as much as we can say i and that means keep ing a goodly sup ply of kraft dinner on hand so delicious with mellow cheddnr cheese melting to a tempting richness of flavor so easy to prepare cook ing in jess than seven minutes so economical you can servo four at less than five cents a serving so nutritious and satisfying kraft dinner is certainly going to help me enjoy spring more this year and my family like it so much its a pleasure to serve it to them look for the attractive yellow and red package and give your family a treat a sudden daft work in the garden springcleaning or overexertion of any kind is liable to leave you with stiff aching muscled but those who are wise in the ways of absorbing jr dont let this lav them up they rub absorbine jr on the sore spots and find relief quickly easily and effectively this is why your pain and stiffness may be largely caused doctors say dy pressure sensitive nerves get irritated local areas become sore and swol len absorbine jr rubbed on brisk ly helps to counteract that pres sure it cools and soothes too look for aborbine jr at all drug counters only si 3 for a long- lasting bottle do you knoip if hat make the difference between having a line full of chan clothe and having a line full o while r i l clothes clothes that are welt washed can be com- vsfecb r plot- ly clean without being really white heres the vwj secret of having a white wash that is both clean i onwhite soaps and determents regardless of heir colour take dirt out and bleach takes out tins but bluing puts white into your ivash to have a really white wash you must use laundry blue its easy to use and you can do an entire wash for ie than two cents ask for ueckitts blue or keens blue die anniversary mrs brown wearing a navy printed drea and corsage of golden carna- tlons and mr brown received the guests the rooms were beautifully decorated with sol- iden snapdragons and daffodils mrs w perkins mrs j cham pion and mrs irwin brown poured tea mr and mrs brown ihave 6lx children two from the slates were unable to be there mr carman boadway ha purchased a lot at the end of victoria street where he ex pects to build soon the fire siren which has been out of order for some time is now working again the date for the sunday school picnic ha been arranged for wednesday july 7th at mussel- mans lake mrs iabett and children of those present were the daughj torjnto spent sunday with her ters mrs barlow fnionville parents- dr and mrs a c mrs c a brown miss ruby kenndy brown wlhowdale and mr ir- mrs smith of ottawa is win brown lansing mrs brown spend a few days wilh her son and daughterinlaw mr and mrs ralph smith rev w butt took the evening who was formerly miss mary johnston and mr brown were married on may 11th 1904 by rev philip jones at hillsdale ontario several families from union- vine attended a house warming party at the new home of mr and mrs robert haines white- vale mr and mrs hariwell powers spent last sunday at coldwater mrs james weir and grand daughter miss elisabeth weir of unionville and mrs h law- rie and family of maikluun spent friday with mrs william mcgowan scarboro on wednesday night the can vassers who helped cover the district for the canadian cancer society campaign attended a gettogether at the richmond hill hall to hear the results mrs purves of unionville con ducted the richmond hill and district canvass and around 11300 was collected mrs heimler of unionville and mrs c heimler and daugh ter of hamilton attended a trousseau tea on saturday after noon in toronto given by miss j terry whose marriage will take place on may 24th mr and mrs c whitmore and children mark and lynda spent the weekend with her parents mr and mrs n hiem- ler the wms of central united church met on thursday may 12th mrs a kennedy gave the statement on supplies and asked to have items for the korea bale brought to the church on the evening pf may 27th for packing mrs a gardhouse gave the de votional talk on religious edu cation followed by a short prayer the chapter entitled the ministry of radio taken from the study book was pre sented in a sketch by messrs sellars butt guscott and weatherill under the leadership of mrs weatherill plans are being made for the toronto bast presbyterial 2sth rural gathering to be held june 9th in our church last wednesday night the unionville fire brigade was cal led tcj the home of mr wm summerfeldt on the corner of main and maple sts when a stove exploded due to quick response of the brigade the fire was put out before much dam age resulted the first annual hobby and achievement show for union ville public school students was a success the judges mrs m maclnnes of havergal college and mr h gauthier dunloe road school forest hill were very much impressed with both the quality and quantity of ex hibits over s0 of the students entered a total of 347 exhibits the variety concert at mark- ham by the unionville public school announced for may 14th has been postponed until may 26th we are glad to hear that mrs latimer and mrs green are both home again from the hos pital unionville horticultural so ciety 1954 flower shows are to be held in unionville united church sunday school room as follows tulip show wednesday may 26th convener mrs free man barker judge mrs wm banks richmond hill june show wednesday june 16 convener mrs j f mac- iaren judge to be announced summer flower show wed nesday aug is convener mrs 3rd victory loan bonds have been called for payment june 1st if you hold third victory loan 3 bonds issued november 1942 to mature november 1956 they should be presented for payment on or after june 1st through any branch bank in canada after this date no further interest will be paid the interest coupon dated november 1st 1954 and all coupons dated later than this must be attached to the bonds when they are presented for payment payment will be 10126 for a 100 bond and for other denominations accordingly this payment includes a 1 premium as required by the terms of the bond plus 26c which is interest at 3 from may 1st to june 1st the period since the last coupon became payable government of caiuda by bank of canada fiscal asmt service at st stephens united church queen st toronto on sunday night mrs coddard toronto spent the weekend with her sister-in- law mrs sellars miss e g bennett of rich mond hill was a visitor on sun day at the home of mr owen trunk the lutheran ladies aid was held on may 13th with a good attendance at the home of mrs c ii stiver with miss dorothy stiver assisting the new brass candle sticks donated to the church by the ladies aid were shown to the ladies and then placed in the church for sunday mrs fischer gave the topic christian women as a worker and women in education lunch was served by the hostes ses mrs c h stiver and miss dorothy stiver barry glenn carr son of mr and mrs albert carr and peter william son of mr and mrs william harper were baptized at the morning service at the lutheran church by the pastor rev fischer mrs turner of toronto spent the weekend with her son and daughterinlaw mr and mrs turner main street unionville lutheran league went to sherwood for the meet ing on sunday night the couples club of the lutheran church was held at the home of mr and mrs william harper victoria st last tues day night may 11th mr paul fischer of waterloo college spent the weekend with his parents rev and mrs fischer and took part in the service on sunday morning the young people of central united church attended the service of whitevale young peoples on sunday night the residence on main street formerly owned by mrs frank frisby has been sold to a toronto party mrs virtue of tyrone who has been vacationing for several weeks in the states and mr and mrs t findlay of thornhill visited with mr m findlay on friday night mr and mrs victor billedeau of baden spent the weekend with her sister and brother-in- law mr and mrs jonah ramer of station street welcome to mr and mrs wideman who have moved to pomanda road mr and mrs skerratt and family have moved into the newly remodeled apartments of j d smith on main street the people on station street arc very glad to see the side walks are being laid again miss joan mcmullen of tor onto and mr bruce curtis of scarboro visited at the home of her father mr l mcmullen on sunday 6th line whitchurch mr and mrs mcartjmr vis ited with mr and mrs harry white on sunday mr and mrs ros harper spem sunday with mr and mrs bert stale goodwood miss margaret white spent tile weekend with mr and mrs ken bacon and wayne of bak er hill mr and mrs gorman dixon and david visited with mr arid mrs rtissel couperthwaite sunday evening congratulations to mr and mrs lloyd bolander on the birth of their first son on sat urday may 15th a wee brother for three little sisters on thursday evening neigh bours gathered at the home of mr and mrs bruce clarke for a welcome parly for mr and mrs groenveld a favourite recipe book was given to them miss steckley and glenn shadlock had supper sunday night with relatives at agin- oourt miss norma steckley and evelyn dorge spent sunday with mary lou ratciiff mr and mrs jack chamber lain spent the weekend wish mr and mrs wm chamber lain mr and mrs rae houien and rtoss v4sued sunday eve ning with mr and mrs ken bacon of baker hi arranged by the local master feeds dealer stiver bros a group of district farmers were taken on a tour of toronto elevators limited on april 2nd under the direction of jim couse local master feeds sales and service representative the group completed a very enjoyable and educational tour the operation of the large grain storage elevator and boat unloading equipment were fully explained to the group a tour u the master feeds manufacturing plant was found very interesting demonstrations were given of many of the processes involved including the pelleting of feeds method of mixing molasses in dairy feeds and baking dog biscuits after an enjoyable lunch in the cafeteria the group pro ceeded to the master feeds demonstration farm on no 7 highway north of toronto this is an s00 acre experimental farm where all feeds are tested under practical farming con ditions here the group visited the beef cattle unit where a herd of purebred shorthorns as well as commercial steers are kept the loose housing system of raising dairy heifers was demonstrated on the next stop the group then inspected the poultry unit where 3000 turkeys are raised and processed fori market and where 2200 layers are kept for experiments the group then visited the hog unit where extensive swinefalslnaf operations and experimental work were explained it was here that the group tested their ability as weight guessers the dairy cattle barn was next on the list and here thetl group saw two systems of artificially curing hay other trips will be arranged in the future the following men were on the trip front row left to right wilbur claughton victor little jack wallwork gilbert hannah harry pugh mac clendening bob mcdowell clarence mcdowell second row mervin watt millard reesor clarencj read cecil brown jim roe pat steckley howard doner gordon taber third row ernie taylor roy zellers harold wideman frank wagg david ratciiff don boake tom mann- ley gerald noble back row wm simpson isadore wideman jim masters jim couse ballantrae the community joins in ex pressing deepest sympathy to mr and mrs a watson and family in the sudden passing in weston on may 9th of mrs watsons father mr andrew cudia visitors with mr and mrs ken murray on sunday were mrs j adams and mrs walk er of toronto sunday visitors with mr w cockerill were mr and mrs s johnson and carolyn of curtis and mr and mrs d simms of bowmanville mr and mrs don holmes and baby pamela of oshawa mr harold cockerill jr who is stationed at london sunday supper guests with mr and mrs w workman were mr and mrs t frew of toronto birthday greetings to mr w cockerill who celebrates the happy occasion on may 25th mrs robert fraser of oak- ville spent the weekend with mr and mrs david gray mr and mrs aubrey rae and patsy of newmarket were sunday visitors with mr and mrs george tallxrt mr john gray and bobby of toronto visited with mr ami mrs w hood on saturday congratulations to miss rose peak who was crowned may queen at the annual dance of stouifville high school at le gion hall report from parliament lemonville the may wa meeting was held last wednesday at mrs harpers with the president mrs burnett presiding after the opening hymn mrs clark led us in prayer mrs jim rae read the scripture and lesson thoughts followed with prayer by mrs gray next june steck ley favoured us with a solo ami then we heard from our guest speaker mrs vague a hymn was sung to close the devotional part business was attended to and after a closing hymn and the lienediction lunch was served congratulations o mrs ow en deaixm the owner of du cky a samoyede who won the best of breed in a dog show on saturday to complete her championship visitors during the weekend with mr and mrs jim rae were mr and mrs roy thomp son and girls and mr and mrs orva martin and lois by michael starr mp ottawa is still awaiting news from the united states about the st lawrence seaway the last remaining obstacle is a possible appeal to the united states supreme court by the opponents of the power end of the project the official date for filing notice of appeal is may 20th and reports current here in ottawa suggest that two and possibly three separate ap peals could conceivably be filed before the deadline but the belief here in ottawa as well as in washington is that any or all will be turned down even if they are the legal pro cesses involved would take time when the news came to us that the united states had approved the st lawrence sea way project there was little enthusiasm and that can well be understood because of the long delay that has been ex perienced construction of the deep wa terway through the st lawr ence river into the heartland of north america is expected by federal economists to have at least as great an effect on canadas economy as did the completion of the transconti nental railway system sixty- eight years ago the change will be gradual and will accel erate during the next six years when the seaway and power projects are being built but there certainly wont be any sudden overnight transforma tions as many people stiggest or seem to think the completion of the sen- way will permit labrador ore to compete in the iron markets around the great lakes to the extent that yearly shipments will jump to approximately sons pi this week mrs c lemon and mrs e iemon silent thurs evening at thornhill mr delos morris of tillson- burg visited with mr and mrs a w storry on sunday miss iot wagg was at pine orchard on sunday ontario riding twenty million tons this will greatly benefit the steel indus try in canada another major commodity wihich will reip benefits from the construction of this seaway is of course wheat freight charges alone between the head of the lakes and mont real are exected to be cut at least 5 cents a bushel after reasonable tolls are paid west ern grain producers will be able to compete better in world markets they will be able to offer lower prices and happily do it without suggesting that the basic producer take a lower tprice and because ocean ships will be able to move quickly into the great lakes there should never be any glutting of storage facilities which in the past has forced western pro ducers to take less for their grain this cheap transportation will be a new prop under on tarios industrial prosperity and will greatly increase the jiower development in ontario mid quebec it is predicted that eastern ontario particularly will benefit from new industry all in all there is a great deal of optimism about what the seaway will bring in the way of benefits particularly to on tario and quebec it is to be hoped that the work on this great project will not be de layed any longer the ccf party very forc ibly opposed to premier du- plessis stand in the latest que becottawa tax dispute is not too happy about the attitude of its quebec wing in the same field the provincial ccf group has tossed parly policy overboard nnd is currenly lean ing heavily towards the provin cial rights side of the contro versy the bureau of statistics has issued figures showing that new dwelling units completed in canada during the first quar ter of thh year increased to 20327 compared to 18sf2 in the same period last year in the same relea they show that canadas labour in- come for february was up sin million dollars from january and twentyseven million dolj iars from february 1953 tha average weekly earnings fori the main industries surveyed by the bureau reached a newj record of 5930 compared with 5710 a year ago anticipated demands that th federal government curtail immigration until the employ ment picture brightens hava duly materialized organized labour is urging ottawa to tumj off the immigration tap torn- iporarily inside parliament the ccf group is taking a similar stand official sources intimate however that no drasc tic curtailment will take place the employment situation they say is already showing a sub stantial improvement canadians by the way ara on the other end of a somewhat similar move now afoot in tha united states a conference of american state labour legisla tors has adopted a resolution urging that no canadians be permitted to work in the united states unless it could be dem onstrated that their employ ment was necessary joy beauty salon permanent waving individual styling razor shaping mrs verna austin prop phone stouftville 08w2 as the rranord kvvror aptly ays for selfonfi ro oxv can beat th arp who does crcword puzzlea with a pea- i bloomington mr and mrs f burnett and frankiin d of toronto were weekend guests with mrs r kurrsou and mr k barnes mr and mr- roy davis mis- sea barbara and dorothy of scarborough were a church here on sunday morning and i visited with mr k davis mrs kennedv of cvdge till mi ami mrs ctind tlen lurch here on m6 a rockr it at jack- 1 exmonk will speak in the stouffville united missionary church sunday evening may 23rd at 710 pm he was horn of roman catholic parents he entered the basilian order of monks his name changed to saint hilarion spent 12 years in the monastery hear rev henry gregory adams tell how he escaped from the roman catholic monastery to become a protestant minister he now helps expricsf exnuns and monte spiritually and materially he is the founder of the evangelical mission you cant afford to miss this service