race 1 the tribune stouffvtee on tours march 10 55 sod is turned for new wing at county hospital or v 8 phalr deputy rain- ester of health for ontario and york county warden haiph corner usiiig silver spades turned the rirs sods for the new 52oed vtag for o county hospital at new market wedreiay afternoon mr k stiver chairman of the board and dr c b williams aurora i of the star associa te briciy rxi kev m i of xtswrnarket led in york county council cipa representatives rxs of the medical preside tion s ik praver and mut and re profession and womens aux iliary of use hospital were among thae preent it is just a year ago that the campaign to raise money the new wing got under waj with mr c a gathers- as cha man funds available now am ount to f617g3 dominion am provincial grant make up france great mixture of poverty and beauty continued from page 3i j great healer heals all wounds in time we had to climb 116 steps 000 simcoe siqooq and brad- j out of the subway station at ford 55000 130000 has been notre dame the subway is raised by public subscription cheap about six cents but oh the new addition will bring so dirty so crowded and so the hospital tip to 110 beds and i comfortless there is a nice v wag ao ontario county will give s15- new elevator but i working today we ran into such a pretty bird market ca naries and every kind of caged bird even cardinal- some so iand some s20 the subway was americans sent 121000000 a great disappointment to me pound- of mail to overseas serv- the maps are old and dirty into a class b category the pjggou construction co of hamilton a the contrac tors for the addition cost without equipment s500000 unionville newsigsk icemen during 1953 the signs are printed small it seems nearly as far down into a subway station and up men women old a1 elysees is better than a dozen versity avenues the traffic marvellous so fast and not i rhouundi amaita h4t i a horn blowing ysssssn arihfiibs the french lads and girls ou alter 40 ui hum tand in a bus or tram with iststtslibtst heir noses about four inches slfowo york county will give j fzstt mhut v apart some of them keep kiss iiivmi iiviiivii viu u si 40 5060 want peplirf 8300000 over a fiveyear period i dy al u druc loia mg as they go along ive seen them holding hands and then get off at two different places at night quite a number of girls seem to have nowhere to go and all night to get there they dawdle along in ones and twos at night our street is quieter than a cemetery paris is going modern we found a lovely little cafeteria where we had afternoon tea the peo ple seem to be very well dress ed well fed and apparently happy just how they do it with wages 100 a month and butter 1 a lb is too much for me well we left paris and went to amiens what a horrid place the sanitation is not up to much we finally found one old chap who spoke a little english horsemeat for sale rows of houses about 12 feet apart the road was a ditch of stagnant water bombing in the last war had done a lot of damage but better buildings may eventually arise the ca thedral has gone sadly down hill pigeon dirt is all over the stone floors it badly needs renovation but i guess the poor souls cant find the money ve got to arras but could not get out of the station and nobody understood where we wanted to go we finally got to the war graves commission the registrar and his secre tary spoke english and were a great help to us we hired a taxi and drove around for four hours to see the british and canadian war cemeteries i cannot find words to exipress my admiration for the splendid way in which the commission takes care of the british and canadian cemeteries it is sim ply grand the first one we went to had 250 known and s00 unknown dead the stones are 3 inches thick 15 inches wide and 33 inches high they are portland stone and very porous so they look very old i reckon they will be readable for 15 or 20 years more and by that time everybody contempo rary with the boys will have passed on anyway a firm in paris has taken a contract to polish up the stones by an em ery process which makes them look like new the stones do not face the east they face every way of the compass 1 hope to be excused for the extra length of this letter he- mr and mrs leslie couperth- waite and mr and mr geoge couoerthajte it on saturday for a holiday in florida at the united church parson age on saturday the marriage of mis norma adele maxwell daughter of mr s maxwell and the late alexander maxwell of feversham io mr chester hall weir son of mr and mrs jas weir unionville was ioleainued by the pastor rev v butt the bride was becomingly dress ed in a suit of powder blue faade with accessories of pink and navy blue and a matching cor sage the bridesmaid miss mar ian gordon of toronto wore a blue wool suit with matching accessories and corsage mr dean kindlay was best man for the groom following a wedding supper at the old mill the happy- couple left for a honeymoon trip by motor and on their return they will reside in their new home on pomauda drive mr owen trunk of toronto visited his parents mr and mrs v trunk on tuesday afternoon sympathy is extended to mr and mrs w p murdock victor- treet in the sudden passing of his brother in toronto last wek mrs e gelleui of toronto visited with mr and mrs ii iii powers knt drive on wednes day afternoon miss eleanor johnson of glen major spent the weekend at the home of- miss margaret kainey the march meeting of the unionville horticultural society was held at the home of the president mr j weir on friday night march 4th with sixteen present the new seed and shrub catalogues were on exhibit mrs freeman barker and mr james weir were appointed as delegates to attend the ontario horticul lural association convention be institute recommending the use of luminous paint a safety de vice on our highway and lo school grounds it was moved by mrs toogood and mrs tem pi that the executive prepare aj program of safety resolutions and present same for approval at the next meeting the presi dent mrs brown woo expects to leave for england before the next meeting expressed her gra titude to the committees and member for the oooperatlon received during her three years as president while in kngland she expects lo visit the eversley institute the vicepresident mrs gresham called on mrs edwards who spoke a few words of appreciation to mr russel- brown and presented her with a gift from the institute the fol lowing nominating committee was appointed mrs l rainey mrs chant mrs cocheran mrs w champion our speaker mrs p tanner of the canadian save the children fund was unable to be present mrs v champion kindly took her place by reading a letter clipping from a news paper on institute work mrs mason read a letter from mrs tanner with an appeal for child rens clothing for save the children fund the request is to be sent to the public schools mrs temple and others volun teered lo assl6t in packing mr d kennedy offered her store for packing of same mr and mrs f warne mr and mrs h coathup and mr and mrs green attended the eastern star banquet in the royal york hotel last wednes day evening there were s00 present at the banquet mrs g macklem pomanda road entertained the iadles euchre club this tuesday night prizes were won by mrs mc laren velma findlay and mrs jfltltlllllllllllvlalwlll crossand farms owned by ernes crossland rr 2 new market orrt- received 2 gold medal awards for the lifetime production credits of his cows the first goes to oossland royal lady a very good cow who on the completion of her svearold record of 13s34m- 690f made in the 3t day divi sion on 3x milking has brought her total production in six lac tations to s2205mu53f for an average of 13711m602f doneddy northern may own ed by crossland farms rr 2 newmarket also receives a gold medal certificate for pro duction from the canadian guernsey breeders assn for having produced 85532 ttxs of mik and 4110 ls butterfat in s lactations an average of 106- cream for best results ship your cream to stouffville creamery we pay two cents more per pound butterfat for cream delivered to the creamery cold storage lockers for immediate rentals stouffville creamery co to have our truck call phone ls6w i how to incremi miibc production lug held this year at the king kelly edward hotel toronto thurs day and friday march 10th and hth a committee of two mr j jarvis and mr g ogden was named as program committee for march 21st for the april meet ing miss m coulson and mrs temple were appointed for the following months the conveners appointed were i may tulip show mrs g ogden june iris and peony show mrs frank warne july joint show mr j maolaren and mr a dyke august gladiola show mrs g barker september autumn show mrs f barker mrs a fleming and mrs a e milner for october meeting mr a dyke was appointed sectreas public grounds committee ap pointed were mr b hurrell mr g ogden and mr don allison conveners for show dates are mrs g ogden mrs f warne mrs f barker hope mrs p holdsworth mr g warne and mr g barker who all suffered broken arms will soon be better master allen weir had the misfortune to fall on a broken bottle on the road he suffered a cut on the knee which required a number of stitches the regular monthly meeting of the womens institute was held on thursday march 3rd at the home of mrs clark young a letter was read from miss b davies in connection with our mr and mrs david mac- kinlay and children lynda and david of ajax spent the week end with her mother mrs l raluey mr george bond who has been a resident of unionville all his life passed away at his home on thursday march 3rd he had been in failing health for some time the funeral service was conducted by his reotor rev j d tiller from the ogden fun- notice era parlors on saturday after noon to s phillip cemetety unionville the late mr bond was a member of st phillip anglican church he farmed north of unionville for many years until he retired and has since livej- in the village left to mourn his passing are hi- two bisters nellie at home and sadie mrs h summerfeldt of unionville mrs hhlfi and children doro thy and irene of bradford visited on saturday with her mother mrs tom myers mr and mrs stanley kelly of pomanda drive were visitors in oshawa last monday mr kd wyun has purchased the bruce pellatt property on pomaiula road where he expects to build mr kdgar northcdtt of sas katoon saskatchewan visited last week with his nephew and wife mr and mrs jas walker baby john robert dunn son of mr and mrs dunn and james ian perkins son of mr and mrs reg perkins were received into the church by baptism at the morning service at central uni ted church on sunday dr and mrs a c kennedy gave an illustrated talk on their trip through alaska at young peoples on sunday night the pictures were enjoyed by all mr and mrs lloyd penny and jimmy had tea with mr and mrs errol gould and fam ily of newmarket on sunday evening make more money on master i tour iocai mash dealtt stiv stouffville ontario let us tell you about the efficient master dairy feeding program phone 43 to motor vehicle owners and drivers tuesday march 15th 1955 is the last day upon which 1954 motor vehicle aid trailer registration plates may be used it is also the date of expiration of all 1954 chauffeurs and 0061310 licences secure yours at once ontario department of highways wt hon j35 n allan minister cause i am trying to finish the french part of our trip the french cemeteries are kept up nearly as well as the british but class distinction shows up in the french graveyards and not in the british every stone is the same for officers and privates a huge german cemetery just outside arras covers about 115 acres it is an awful sight but for the big trees in it it would be a lot worse no grass no stones just dirty chalk and wooden crosses some upright and some lying sideways they are only 7 inches in the ground anyone could pull them all up with one hand small galvan ized tablets about 3 by 1 have the unreadable names each cross is for two men buried head to head the french govt has the responsibiity of caring for it but they dont seem to take their job very seriously i met an old disabled french veteran who has the job of car ing for a small german ceme tery at tilloy near anas his job is done much better he has allowed grass to grow and it will eventually tecome sodded of its own accord i found oiilv one stone to a veteran of world war ii the next day i went down to the area around cambrai looking for a woodbridge boy killed there on sept 25 1018 nobody spoke a word of english and i had an awful job finding him but 1 did eventually or rather my wife did the little ceme tery contained 107 graves and every one of them fell between sept 25 and oct 8th lf18 nearly all of them on oct 1st it must have been an awful biack diy for the princess pats we went to vmy we were conducted down into the dug outs which are well preserved about forty fee down inci dentally the 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