is triton ftouffvh thursday aunwt 12 ism turn down water vote th unionville ml vti fuiir of bjtton- o held in sunderland rill zni oc friday of i the irfauatior of a raunici- ml bonsle joe- pa wa- system for ue nil- jon mtaueo la of sunder lad turned th united church it brown rn by a majorltj of 40 votes corar hcb buifijllr there were 123 votes against decorated ith tmuku of xad and 74 for a total of 17 in h ee f a pretty j- h this if beio the number dins when mim dorothy emily moo were eligible to vote on wi duhtr of mr and army worm crisis believed past in york county the question stanley theatre stouffville three more days thlrs to saturday august 12 13 14 they faced the savage challenge f of the s poem v territory 1 actually filmed in ihe nigged grandeur of the canadian m rockies alan ladd shelley winters saskatchewan comedy cartoon short matinee saturday at 2 pm monday tuesday august 16 17 mr ieonari g wallen of bttuonvule h-arr- the brld of kdoa harry joe son of mr nd mrr v a joiie markham r- w butt officiated at the double ring ceremony mr wal ter grove sang beuft and ill walk betide vou she a accompanied by the organist mu doohy hood th pam a mr h esxish thr bride who w given m marriage by her fathr cluse a ballerina atn aown of imported french ttt oter ivory attn she aore a pea1 neckuc and carritd a acad of american beauty oes and yephanouv the maid of honor mn shirley ann wal ton of the bride wore a ballerina length gowa of green nylon net and lace over taffelta he carried rosea and mum in contrasting color bridesmaids war mrs beverley jon- o w oi a ballerina length cown of yuov nylon net and lace over tantta and carried roes and mum tn contracting color mi mary wallen cousin of he bride who cic a ballerina ienxth gown of mauve nylon nel and i lace over laftetta she alo car- rted roe and mum the flow er girts were mi linda wallen jahd ml karen june the re ception held at buttonvllle community hall the brides j mother received assisted by the mother of the groom for going i away ihe bride wore a light blue corded bengallne dressmaker uit with while accessories and coraase of red rose they went to chicago for their honeymoon mr kenneth jones was best man for his brother the ushers were george wallen brother of the bride and willy warkentine of kitchener cousin of the groom mr and mrs fred conley and family of orlllia spent the past week with her parents mr and mrs x 0den mr and mrs pearson from is lington and mr campbell from fergus first cousin of mrs ogden visited recently with mr and mr ogden misses sandra skerrat and gertie beriwllkis left on thurs- cutworni clings to edge of huge hole in this tomato in a scarboro garden as in sect pests strike in ontario many tomato plants have been hit at downeyville near peierboro army worms are attacking oat fields joseph duffy holds up oats with the tops nipped oil by army worms as he cuts his notquiteripe crop nea fori before grain downeyville in an ef- to salvage something worms destroy the army worms stems in their the area the cling to oat invasion of insect will not attack cut grain beeuse sap dries out but the mowed grain can be used as cattle fodder farmers are hoping that the markham poison bait was scat- brown 10th concession of mar- recent showers will halt thejtered over the affected fields khairij a number of acres of which and according to the owners oats were cut prematurely in spite of this hundreds of bush els of grain remained on the ground some farmers who spread of army worms have plagued farmers in sec- the mixture of bran molasses tions of scarboro markham and i and parte green has proven pickering townships for the very successful in combatting j the worm as representative past three weeks many fann ers have cut their oats green in an effort to save as much of i the crop as possible on the properties of walter gould and any sign of the grub fred wicks 9th concession of j on the farm of mr t agricultural have already threshed report e k pearson i their granary to be literally has advised farmers to thor- j crawling with the wont in otighly inspect their fields for the peterboro district numer- hans clirislian andersen addi2- danny kaye cartoon wednes thurs august 18 19 eflflpf a ml 1 heturnto paradise denton ous farmers i of their oat report onethird many are planning to use their york county during the past townships at this time corn is the next target for this peet but in this crop poison bait should not be used except on headlands as the worms stay tip in the leaf sheaths where paris green must not b used incidentally mr cockburn hat had some cases of corn crops being damaged by the whit grub eating off bbe roots green grain only for cut feed mr h l fair agricultural representative in ontario cou nty has requested that farm ers inspect every inch of their property one pocket ofj army worm left could move into a neighlxnir ing field and ruin the crop however observations on week by agricultural repre sentative w m cockburn newmarket indicate that the crisis in york is past he states that the course is following undiscovered j much the same pattern as dur ing the very heavy armyworm attack of 1938 which chiefly centered in markham picker- crop destroyed j the armyworm situation in l ing and part of whitchurch technicolc mwumtmiuimnsn adult entertain aent comedv cartoon shorrv sheep oim vwinf friends will be glad to know ihai in future they may be spared he undignified and chilly experience of being fthcared of their wool to keep uj warm new lightweight lining material for mens and womens clothes combines fabric and aluminum to give more than three times the insulating value of a similar ight of wool cloth humans too will be glad if this hastens the end of heavy bulky winter wear the material can be docleaned drapes well and is sufficiently porous to let the body breathe jut one more example of the way canadtan manufacturers are combining aluminum and imagination for belter easier living aluminum company 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a few weeks visiting at fmndlays miss joan carroll of toronto was a week end visitor there mrs k lamoria and daughter sharon and mr l mcmullen are spending this week with her sister and family at their cot tage at six mile lake they re port a catch of nine fish mr and mrs g mustard and daughter and friend entertained their friends ht the cottage at jacksons point on friday mr h h powers dr tom portr and friend spent monday at the formers cottage in hali- hurton mr and mrs gordon walker of highland park visited mrs raiuey on thursday on their way to jpend a holiday at rose- hank mr and mrs jack mocarty left last week for a vacation wlih relatives in vancouver and other points mrs goddard of toronto spent the weekend with mrs c sellars mr and mrs millar of rttt- tonville visited friends in the village on sunday rev and mrs wm thornleo and children of guelph spent the weekend with her parents mr and mrs a l brown miss marie syndall of agin- court visited on sunday with mr and mrs harold brookfield mr and mrs harry of toron to visited her sister and brother- inlaw mr and mrs r dnffield for the weekend mr and mrs anthony lubas- tyck have been enjoying a visit from their cousins mr and mrs paul frankfurter and children paul and rill from cheltenham pennsylvania miss jean robert- of toronto spent the weekend at her home here mrs r gough markham miss laureeii maxwell clare- mont mis carol mcleon tor onto miss eleanor johnson glen major and miss margaret rainey unionville are enjoying a weeks holiday at alcona beach mr and mrs frank roherts are enjoying a holiday up north at their cottage this weekend mr and mrs hartwell powers of east drive have returned home following a motor trip to saskatchewan and vancouver miss ruby norton of toronto visited this weekend with her parents mr and mrs r norton mr and mrs kevin gingerich and dale of new hamburg spent the weekend with his sister and brotherinlaw mr and mrs jonah ramer mr and mrs talberl findlay thornhill visited mrs l rainey and family on sunday evening mrs peacock is away this week spending a few days with friends mr and mrs a e milnen spent a few days this week with her brother mr galhralth port colborne mrs b arkles of cast let on was a visitor last week with mr and mrs e a m liner the following letter written at zion canyon national park utah was received from mis mtldren toogood who with her husband are travelling with their homemade tourist busses and over 100 lady school teach ers as passengers dear friends it way quite a surprise to have mrs madseti and her two girls of cherry hill farm come to see us in vancouver we made plans to spend the next evening together and she also took the boat trip to victoria with us dr and mrs kennedy also vis ited us in vancouver and we heard some very interesting de tails of their trip to alaska they were leaving the next week for a boat trip up the coast so will really have some interesting stories to tel our trip has gone very smoothly and- the weather 5wt 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being almost on the cool side here i will mention a few of the highlights of the trip we had two perfect days at banff and the girls were really thrilled with the rockies a few even had the ambition to climb sulphur int to see the nun ri6e that meant leaving camp ahout 100 am lake louise looked just like the picture postcards but when we got to crater lake oregon and looked over the rim into that intense blue it was hard to decide which lake was the more beautiful for the llret time in years we had no fog id the red woods so thor oughly enjoyed our stay there bobby and i went with the bus ses to tiajuana mexico this year there had been a great many changes since i was there in 1936 it is now quite a large modern city chiefly a tourist centre with the streets lined with shops selling souvenirs and mexican hand work if one is a good bargainer there are many bargains to be had in mexico we drove back from mexico and spent the evening at knotts berry farm eat of ixs ansjeles at brieua vista it is a fascinat ing place with a replica of an old mining town ghost town they call it complete with a gold mine little red schoolhouse saloon grist mill a train ride with hold up stage coach and of course souvenir shops our trip across the desert was quite comfortable it was even chilly at night but it is a won derful day here in zlon today zion is a spectacular place with large red cliffs towering 1000 to hoo feet above the canyan floor looking up we see the blue sky more blue than ever by contrast with the red and the trees bordering the little river a really vivid green tomorrow we leave for grand canyon following the switch back road to the mllelonc tun nel and aero more desert we expect to he home in about two week mrs k braithwsite mr and mrs vernon trunk motored to georgian bay to visit at the cottage of the formers son and family mr and mrs percy bralthwaite and sons from the us who are holidaying there on sunday mr and mr j f maclaren have an english friend ms cooper 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