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12 pages rtbnut 3200 copies g3 no is the tribune stouffv1ij si gst august 2 1952 planning for the big trade exhibition president ken wagg left background along with secre tary lloyd weldoii left front committeemen karl lehman riiiit front and walter pip- her of the stouffville chamber of commerce look over the arena which has been com pletely sold out for the trade pair being staged here on sept 23 26 and 27th elaborate plans are being made by the more than forty merchants who have purchased floor space to display their products and all in all the big show promises to be a real trade booster for the community public hearing on sept 10th for new land use bylaw the ontario municipal board which they flank frontage width ha set wednesday sept 10th as of lots are required to be at least the date for the hearing of appeals kaf opposing the new land resiric- tourist cabins- forbidden tions bylaw for stouffville a copy for reasons of sanitation tourist of the bylaw will be mailed to each i cabins are forbidden and trailers taxpayer prior to the hearing the i may not be parked on any land new law bylaw no 732 replaces j within the town limits if used for bylaw its passed some years ago human habitation for not more for the purpose of regulating the than thirty days use of land and the character wrecking yards barred ition and use of the buildings land in town may not be used and structures within the bound tries of stouffville in tile matter of new houses the regulations set forth that no bung alow shall be erected unless its area shall comprise 700 s ft or if a twostorey dwelling 00 sq ft on the ground floor also in the matter of dwellings all houses are required to be at least 25 ft from the street line or in case of corner lots 10 ft from the street line upon sunday evening service draws crowd to arena if you have not attended any of the meetings being held in the stouffville arena every evening you still have time to grasp a great opportunity canon douglas pat- the use of buildings for raising k to s conducting a furbearing animals is barred mi- 1 1s mission as he terms less the buildings are at least 200 imder lne sponsorship of the for the wrecking of cars or used machinery or storing of used build ing materials for resale it under local ministerial ami laymens ft from the front of the lot audi 100 ft from the side boundary l vf canon paterson overall restrictions state that the pleasant buildings on a lot may not occupy i tall whitehaired broadshouldered more than forty per lot area cem or tkil7 b yis byer honey crop down but still 100000 pounds this warm muggy weather of bumper yield in 1951 not only was the past week or so has set the the quantity considerably above bees to work again and there is the average seasons production some improvement in the flow of i but the quality was of an excellent honey but as far as can be seen in i variety some apiarists claim that the trade ontario production will the 1952 quality is poor but accord- not be more than 50 of last years ing to mr byer the honey is of good bumper crop according to mr waller byer local apiarist on the sth concession of markham this indicates an output of about 25000000 pounds which would be about 20 to 30 below the average year in 1951 byer bros shipped close to 200000 pounds while this season the output will range around the 100000 pound mark the harvest is spotty with some beekeepers in western ontario re porting they have none some sections in ontario report a crop of about 65 of normal and in some other areas only 30 mr byer pointshis finger at the shortage of sweet clover as a big factor in this years honey short age the local beekeeper claims that in some sections there is no sweet clover grown at all weather and soil conditions also play a big part in the production of honey during a season honeylovers should be reminded that it is hardly fair to compare any crop with the exceptional price with average quality the 1952 lias remained about steady that of last year local ladies win provincial honors mrs ken laushway and mrs fred crossen members of the stouffville bowling club won signal honors on tuesday at rose lawn green in hamilton when they walked oil with the lt spald ing trophy emblematic of the pro vincial ladies lawn bowling doubles championship they were also awarded crests for their out standing achievement the stouff ville winners defeated chatham 2112 tottenham won the trebles event and a kingston lady took the singles honors following the contest a banquet was served in the hamilton club house for the visiting players 1500 in tools taken from murphy motors in the early hours of wednesday morning thieves gained entry into the east end garage owned and operated by r h murphy and made off with two tool kits valued it 1500 a quantity of money estimated at over s1200 was re moved from the cash register along with a mantel radio the burglars forced a back window in the gar age and the bjeakin was com pleted without a sound the theft was discovered when the garage was opened for business at s oclock in the morning constable ira rusnell is working in conjunction with the provincial police in an effort to track down the thieves markham farmer escapes tangle in threshing machine mr roy mccarty a farm resident on the sth concession of markham narrowly escaped death on thursday afternoon of last week when his clothes became entangled in the blower pulley of the threshing machine which was operating in the barn mr mc carty was attempting to turn the blower while standing on the floor when some protruding set screws in the whirling pulley caught his overalls and for a few split seconds the local farmer could feel himself being pulled toward the machine employing every ounce of his strength mr mccarty jerked him self free while his clothes were ripped from his body and wound tightly around the shaft the force of pull exerted by the pulley lifted mr mccarty off bis feet and only his tight grip on the blower turn ingwheel saved him from death mr henry michell of markham the operator of the threshing machine was working nearby when the accident occurred and he immediately called for help however before the machine could be stopped mr mccarty had freed himself dr r m pilkey of mark ham arrived on the scene to administer treatment to many burns and bruises on the legs of the sth concession farmer mr mccarty although still suffering from his terrifying exper ience is now able to he up and around about his daily chores high school board awaiting green light from municipal board stouffville high school area board met last week and discussed their forthcoming building pro gram in addition to sanctioning current account items the board has proceeded as far as possible in making preparations for the erec tion of the new high school in 1953 they are presently awaiting the okay from the municipal board who must pass on the issuing of debentures to cover the cost the stamp of approval by the depart ment of education has been placed on the site which is north of harold st in the westend and the architect is proceeding with the drawing of preliminary plans the municipal board has been vaca 900 in prizes for hockey club bingo therell be 900 of wonderful prizes on display for the big bingo party to be staged by the stouff ville hockey club in the arena on saturday night sept 6th six major games are being scheduled in addition to a host of regular games and sharethewealth waggs jewellery store has donated a bulova watch l e oneill a hostess chair mole motors 3 gals of prestone mrs e abraham a basket of fine meats iihi stouffville motors a pair of tire tubes in addition the grand prize winner of the evening will have the choice of taking home either a chrome kitchen set an electric washing machine combin ation coffee table and silverware kroehler chair or ladys luggage set the net proceeds from the affair will go to finance the senior hockey club again this year everyone was more than proud of their 1952 champions and will no doubt turn out in great numbers to give them a boost for the 1953 campaign drum head service here sept 7th the stouffville branch of the canadian legion will hold their annual drum head service in the memorial park here on sunday afternoon the band of the governorgenerals horse guards will lead the parade of local and county veterans from the legion hall to the grounds revg davi son padre of the claremont legion branch will be the speaker and et col baker gghg will take the salute in front of the post office building capt s s ball md will preside and the scripture lesson will be local reeve heads planning committee home for aged into the hearts of his hearers whether in this community or i others his simple sincere scholar- read by major e w taylor qc ly presentation of basic scriptural gghg rev douglas davis hon truth in a quiet convincing man- padre of the stouffville legion ner impresses you as few speakers branch will conduct the service do and reminds you of the parable mof the leaven which worked away murnhv mnrnrc quietly till the whole was leaven- murpny morors etl his c to the christ- extends premises ill grayer work and service as rev d g davis chairman work has begun on the large 0 the committee slated one is addition to murphy motors local impressed by the fact that canon ford monarch sales and service paterson presents the gospel in so at the corner of main st and high- 1 reasonable a manner last sunday evening he pictured the ways in which christ came to men and women according to their individ ual needs and capacities and pre sented stories from the bible in a sincere imaginative and compell ing manner he is a speaker who holds your interest and you will find yourselves remembering his interpretations for a long time to come we have no doubt he is an outstanding speaker a very large congregation gath ered for last sunday evenings meeting services will continue each evening this week at 8 con cluding witli the final rally sun day- evening at 730 which is expected to provide the highest attendance of the series you will enjoy music under the leadership of deverne mullen of new bruns wick and colin bray and a choir formed by volunteers from the local churches sunday evenings meeting will be one you wont want to miss way 17 the construction is of cement block and steel approxi mately 34 x 37 the veterans con struction firm has the contract the new addition will provide more than double the car capacity now used and will have facilities for large trucks with much great er height than the present building reeve henry ogden of stouff ville is heading a special planning committee for a new york county home for the aged and this com mittee will report to county council in november on the plans the new home it is estimated will cost 950000 and will be built on eagle st running west from newmarket the home will accom modate 200 persons and architects are now working on the plans i sale was made last week of the workmen may begin building titos w klinck property lots 5 by h o klinck arid family with tne home in u 19o3 and 7 on the west side of obrien the passing of mrs klinck senior when it opens possibly in the avenue on june 5 1952 in her 9sth year summer ol law the home will be the two lots with a frontage of the property became available for filled to capacity immediately 10 ft by 125 ft in depth were purchase to close out the estate home leaves family name after nearly fifty years bovair in 191 mr klinck died in 1927 after which time part of the house had been occupied until 1950 born on 5th con of markham twp 76 years ago on wednesday august 20th mr robert stiver well known resident of unionville passed away follow ing a lengthy illness born on the 5th concession of markham in the year is70 the late mr stiver operated his farm for twentyfive years before moving to unionville where he has resided for the past sixteen years follow ing his marriage to the former jessie mcdowell the couple lived at victoria square for a short time the deceased had not been officials report originally purchased from r j ihe county may retain the old daov v joseph hunter mer- home which accommodates 91 men chant who sold them to sylvanus and women to take care of any woodward father of the kite mrs overflow klinck in 1893 shortly thereafter ihe present home s filled mun- mr woodward built a twostorev jcipalities have to board out elder- brick dwelling on the north lot ly persons in private nursing reserving the other for lawn and homes said mrs dorothy hague garden purposes this was swansea s deputyreeve who is- on enlarged when in 1901 mr and the special committee thos klinck who had this is costing too much farmed at victoria square became money said mrs hague residents of stouffville it will be similar to the one sylvanus woodward died in 1900 storey halton county home built his wife formerly elizabeth at a cost of o0000 i the premises with its ample lawns and gardens was particular ly attractive when mr klinck sr indulged in his favorite hobby of growing lovely flowers shrubs and hedges with some effort it can be restored to its former rank as one of the avenues beauty spots the purchaser mr gilbert pringle a foreman of the erigi- daire plant in toronto will take possession nov 1st he anticipates being a welcome member of this fine residential section lots of action here turning during august but word is well of late and was confined to expected almost immediately on the project the total amount of the deben tures 125000 will be issued by the township of whitchurch with stouffville and markham township assuming their portion of the cost no tribune next week there will be no issue of the tribune next week and the next issue will be published one day later than usual on september 11th the tribune staff will be enjoying their annual vacation as is the custom with the majority of weekly newspapers the business office will be open during the day as usual and orders for commercial printing can be taken the stouffville tribune bed during the last eight weeks of his life he was identified with unionville united church besides his wife the late mr stiver is survived by two daugh ters gladys mrs james dennie of victoria square and alberta mrs allen rittenhouse of white- vale there is also one surviving brother reuben of unionville funeral service was held at the residence on saturday afternoon at 2 pm conducted by rev butt of unionville united church assist ed by rev barley with interment in the lutheran cemetery button- ville the pallbearers were six nephews mr harry boadway mr ured stiver mr percy stiver mr hussel coulson mr ray mccrone ind mr bert stiver plans are being made for a real oldfashioned hoedown in the stouftville arena on friday sept 12th for the hundreds who enjoy the chicken reel and other square dance favourites this if a date to remember two of the hefty mat men were snapped here by the tribune cameraman as they battled with practically no holds barred in the recent wrestling show at the stouff ville arena next wednesday night a large crowd is expect ed to watch the tag team match which promises every thing in the way of mat thrills and will provide the feature attraction