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20 and southern zone oct 4 to nov 3 bag limits ducks seven a day of which not more than one may be a wood duck geese five a day woodcock eight a day and sons snipe eight a day dates for partridge season be announced later sept sept zone bay zone wil- catch two thieves who stole sheaves at midnight saturday pcs norman cowie and hoy mcdonald qpp patrolling the 2nd con of whitchurch became curious when they overtook a panel truck with steaves of grain hanging out at the back signalling for the driver to stop two lake wilcox residents admitted they had stolen the sheaves to feed their pigs fred britt joyces point and murray k speiice benson ave were lodged in newmarket jail the following morning when released on bail the officers told them to drive back to where they had picked up the grain they were instructed to shock it up for the farmer manager leo doran kenrara farms north of aurora was not aware of the theft until informed by the officers r7ririrr stouffville floral rose wedding bouquets funeral designs cut flowers milt smith prop langley donges of toronto whose paintings are to be found in local art gallerys across this country and in private collections all over the world has been inspir ed for a number of his works by landscapes in this area two of his best known works being a bridge at claremont which appears here and a bridge at unionville the chiretriont piece is the prized possession of a private col lector while that of the uniohville subject is in the permanent codec tion of the ontario langley began his waxworks art gallery at london canadian women over the age of 15 used an average of 84 pairs of fullfashioned hosiery during 1950 donges by the way artistic career doing today his paintings mainly landscape are to be found in private collections in india england and the united states and of course in canada the torontoborn artist for some 30 years a painter is not one to fol low new schools though he has gone on steadily developing his painting powers the abstract docs not appeal to him as a personal style though like all serious artists he has experimented as he has gone on he is 1 naturalist to whom the spirit consistently informs his tine landscape work mr donges has recently return ed from a painting trip which took him to banff and lake louise the yoho valley and field lie has i orought back with him a dozen rr so oils nearly all of them com- i pleted on the spot also a number i of sketches to be developed later presently he will make what is almost a yearly pilgrimage to hall- burton where perhaps especially in autumn artists find inspiration all about them his mud road was in last years royal canadian academy show almost at the outset of his career young donges spent three months in new york the one period in his life he has been nonresident in toronto that brief time was spent creat ing figures for the famous eden musee and the painter of today recalls with a touch of amusement that one figure he worked on was that of henri landu landru the french bluebeard he had already however some experience working in wax had done mannequins for the t eaton co as well as functional as window trimmer when the santa glaus parade became a feature of the christmas season he did papier maehe figures for it his tree hours are devoted to painting landscape interesting fruits of this industry in leisure have appeared in various group shows and have provided sufficient materials for two excellent one- man shows in the last year or two these shows at the little gallery attracted much favorable attention an illinois policeman was sus pended for flirting with girls girls are supposed not to resist an officer its hard to convince neighbors that a man and his wife are one when they sound like a dozen brierbush hospital day and night service maternity medical and surgical member of the allied private hospital association government licensed main street east stouffville mennonites hear soviet kin routed one thousand mennonites clos ing their fifth world conference in basel switzerland last week were told that the once 50000strong mennonite community in russia and east prussia has been almost entirely destroyed since the start of the second world war dr harold bender dean of the mennonite seminary at goshen college indiana and chairman of tiie conference said that onethird were killed in the war and most of the rest fled to other countries there are still a few isolated communities in russia he said and towards them we have a special responsibility of prayer the extremely conservative 15000strong old amish men nonite group in the united states and canada which refuses to use either automobiles or electricity was not represented at the confer ence dr bender explained they dont believe in having their photographs taken so they can not get passports a world church conference aim ed at overcoming ageiong barriers to christian unity opened in sweden with a solemn religious service in the centuriesold cathe dral of lund 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interested 4n exporting mounted specimens of canadian wild life and with mr edwin duon the noted taxidermist an working partner with headquarters at unionville large numbers of moose heads were shipped to all parts of america at fabulous prices as decoration for the hundreds of lodge rooms of the popular order of the moose an extensive business was carried on for a number of years after mr arm strongs retirement he spent the remainder of his life living quietly at his home on main st the pallbearers were messrs jos bond bert hurrell myrl smith wilbur latimer clark young and bert snowball all of unionville eec buick super sure is true for 52 when better automobiles are built buick will build them stouffville mole motor sales ontario wm kn a pp painting and wall papering also drapes made phone 472w aurora aaaabaeaacbnbbbcbnbcergbaas