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Stouffville Tribune (Stouffville, ON), February 25, 1954, p. 2

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the tribune stousviue onl thursday february 23 1954 unionville news mr bryant cotsrove is vis inn ms friend mr f clarke mrs lamoriii had the mis fortune to injure her ribs on tuesday we wish her a speedy recovery lutheran couples club met at the home of mr and mrs how ard stiver last tuesday with a goodly number in attendance the program consisted of a question box to which all con tributed social games were un der the leadership of mr and mrs howard stiver assisted by wat harper lutheran ladies aid quilted all day wednesday in the basement of the church they met for their monthly meeting at the home of mrs bruce cameron with a good at- is your machine tired then let us tune it up special tuneup offer only 95 regular 650 value covers complete checking ad justing and lubrication extra charge for new parts if needed singer sewing center 102 main st phone newmarket 1075 tendance on thursday evening lutheran leaguers were to gether wednesday evening prac tising a oneact play which will he contributed to the program at a camp reunion in waterloo in the near future the church council met monday evening tor the firs meeting after the an nual congregational meeting committees were appointed for the year bethesda will celebrate the lth anniversary in july of this year at present repairs are being made in the basement of the church a proper kitchen is being provided and the whole basement will be decorated miss joan mcmullen toronto and mr bruce curtis scarboro spent the weekend at her fathers home a number from here attended the first bingo of the series at markham orange hall on satur day night being sponsored by the markhamrnionville bions club many rinks had to be turned away in the first open bonspiel held by the unionville ladies curling club on thursday last rinks from georgetown lind say toronto oshawa and union ville made up the double draw of sixteen rinks there were three sets of prizes for each draw and were won as follows 1st draw mrs u scott of royal canadians mrs g s robertson granites mrs 11 r armstrong toronto vies 2nd draw sirs j c malcolmson toronto vies mrs d mckinley lindsay mrs w bessie george town mrs frank wolfe held a tupperware demonstration at her home on thursday night congratulations to mr clark young who was elected treas urer of the ontario plowmens association mr young has been on the sick list for several days we wish him a speedy re covery miss margaret walker who has been an employee of the bank of commerce in unionville for some time is leaving at th end of this month to start a clerical job at the markham township offices miss laura elliott of markham has joined the staff of the bank in her place we are sorry to hear that mrs tim patterson had the i misfortune to fall on the ice in her yard on monday breaking her leg we wish her a speedy toronto station friends mm swim mcsmm f c ammwclwf o km at io nss e r vic ei montreal dont let it happen dont let the tense pressing agony of rheumatic pain strike at you or anyone in your family without hav ing help on hand get absorbine jr today- only s125 for a longlasting bottle as doctors explain rheumatic pain may be largely caused by pressure sensitive nerves get irritated and that makes for tender swollen areas when you rub t absorbine jr on these spots it eases the pain quickly easily effectively because it helps to counteract the pressures see available at all drug counters hare you heard the good iycics spe- ciaily for you it your feet have b e e n bothering you lately the news is pheny lium the new medication in blue jay corn plasters phenylium gets right down under your oorn and helps push it out from underneath the first really new medication for corns and calluses in over sev enty years in actual tests pheny lium went to work 33 faster ami worked 35 more surely than other leading remedies easy to see why folks with problem feet say its the best news in years i know youll agree i ask for bluejays with phenylium at your favourite drug counter today jjm thats when do we juniors cry as soon as he sots foot inside the house always hungry and always happy when i serve the family kraft din ner its so tasty and satisfying creamy cheddar cheese and macaroni this main course dish specially useful in t he lenten season serves four at less than 5 cents a serving and it takes just 7 minutes to cook a tempt ing macaroni n cheese combina tion it is made with a special fast- cooking macaroni and mellow cheddar cheese all grated and ready to use its good to keep a supply always on hand so watch out for the attractive yellow and red package containing delicious quickcooking economical kraft dinner recovery the unionville fire brigade was called out thursday after noon when the tire on an army truck west of the village caught fire the men were able to ex tinguish the blaze before too much damace was caused mr and mrs charles reesor and family and bis mother mrs f reesor visited with mr and mrs ill h powers last sunday evening mrs h coathnp mrs e caseley mrs j champion mrs w snowball mrs jean young mrs russellbrown mrs g g maynard mrs gordon ogden and mrs findley pollard at tended the 52nd anniversary party of the thornhill womens institute on wednesday after noon following the luncheon mrs armstrong of newmarket was the guest speaker she spoke on the acww confer ence which was held last august miss bonnie jones street entertained h to a birthday party on saturday afternoon those present were lonna lee wilson sharon la- moria heather henderson col- ine gardhouse dianne lee scott june norton heather crihbett sandra maynard jean latimer the wa of central united church will meet on thursday afternoon at 2 so pm scripture reading by mrs a e milner the topic christian fellow ship will be taken by mrs e laltose report of the delegate to the annual wa presbytery meeting will he given roll call will be answered with the word spirit hostesses will be mrs h brookfield and mrs w sellars a dinner party was enjoyed at central united church 011 sunday night following the dinner moving pictures were en joyed miss ruby norton of toronto spent the weekend at the home of her parents mr and mrs ross norton mr ray miller of toronto visited his sister miss millie miller on sunday the rural section toronto east presbytery conference for sunday school superintendents and teachers will be held in the stouffville united church on tuesdny march 9th at 730 pm under the leadership of d deacon the cubs and scouts held a parade to the lutheran bethesda church on sunday mr and mrs carl marshall of minetts point mr and mrs m dowson and family of port perry visited on sunday at mr h h powers mr and mrs james rennie of toronto visited sunday eve ning with her parents mr and mrs g ogden east drive a big allweek bonspeil will i ibe held the first week in march at unionville the toronto ele vators trophy and international harvesters trophy and consola tion prizes will he curled for by the first sixtyfour links to en ter markhamunionville business and professional womens club held a party at the home of mrs maunder on monday night after a short business session games of euchre bridge and canasta were played mrs hen dry won first prize for euchre mrs webb first for bridge can asta was won by three ladies surprise packages were given to the winner at each table mr dick thompson of pen- oka alberta formerly a resi dent of unionville some forty years ago and his sister mrs andrew grant of wexford called on old friends in the village on monday afternoon we were very pleased to see matthew rae around the village this week he has been spending a fewdays with his parents mr and mrs robert rae matt has been stationed at sudbury for some time welcome to mr a brook j and family who are coming to live in the unionville district mr wm bradley unionville balsam and mt zion chris sherin had the misfor tune to fracture a bone in his foot while sleighriding at school and has it in a cast friends are pleased to hear that mr walter carson is im proving nicely following his accident four weeks ago but will be in hospital for a time yet miss margaret knight of oshawa spent the weekend with miss marean jamieson sunday visitors with mr and mrs lorue jones were mr and mrs v baker and darleue of woodville and mr and mrs morgan evans of claremont there will be a euchre party at the mt zion school this fri- dav night mission baud will be held at the home of mrs ralph jones saturday feb 27th j pickering township election hearing it tkii j vas re in an where 6th line whitchurch doris steekley spnt with miss lsobel kef- miss sunday ler mrs ross harper spent thursday with her daughter- inlaw sirs arnold harper mks doris steekley and art boyd attended youth for christ in toronto saturday evening sundav dinner guests with mr and mrs rao holderi were mr and mrs cordon tuber hd family from thurehhill glad to report mrs ted ro berta was able to return home to toronto saturday after spending two weeks with her parents clarke mrs monday mr and mrs almei bruce clarke spent in toronto vandorf wesley wa will meet at the home of mrs frank wil liams on wednesday march 3 the devotional will be taken by mrs h white and the top ic criticism constructive or destructive will be given by mrs e carson aurora roll call name a christian char acteristic the wa are also observing the world day of prayer by holding a service in the church on friday evening march 5 all this community are invited the young people have can celled their skating party at lemonville for friday feb 26 sorry to report that miss ruth white is ill at her home with rheumatic fever hope vouh soon be well again ruth mr and mrs fred grant orillia had sunday dinner re cently with mr and mrs her bert oliver mr and mrs grant morley and billie were supper guests of mr and mrs carson robin son and murray of newmark et on friday evening mr and mrs willam king- don and bill were sunday din ner guests of mr and mrs c scott and family mr kingdon will stay with his daughter mrs scott while serving on jury mr and mrs roy morley were thursday evening sup per guests of ilr and mrs e honsberger mrs robert carr pjeked up a few sturdy pansies in her garden on sundav morning feb 21 mr and mrs claire powell and mary left on saturday morning for a three week va cation in florida mr and mrs ken bacon and wayne visited mr and mrs lack irwin and family satur day evening had a fortunate escape and re ceived only a had shaking up and a few bruises when the train on which he was travelling clashed into the hack of another train in the blinding snowstorm near montreal last week march program for stanley theatre monday tuesday 1st 2nd little boy lost blxfi crosbv claude dauphin wednesday v- thursday 3rd al 4tli three sailors fir a girl technicolor tank powell gordon mccrak friday saturday jitii rtu ride the man down brian donlevy private eyes the bowery boys monday young luesdav 8th otli bess technicolor jean simmons s granger d kerr royal tour of tropics toxga a fiji islands wednesday thursday 10th hit tobacco road grapes of wrath friday v saturday i2tll itttli the desert legion technicolor alan ladd arlene da1il monday v tuesday ttb hjui wednesday m thursday 17th 18tb 20th the clown red skkitox iwe iit island in the sky john wayne v- lloyd nolan iff riilay v saturday llhii ft war arrow technicolor handler maureen omaha three stooges comedy monday tuesday v- wedneday 22nd 2trd a 24th mogambo technicolor clark caulk ava cardnkr 1 11111 day friday 23th v- 2tli to the shores of tripoli technicolor saturday only 27tli grand canyon trail roy rogers western gentleman laurel hardy monday tuesday ufltti i j0hi shane technicolor alax iad1 jkax authc ii advanced prices adults 7ac wednesday ii si thursday ht i everything i have is yours marge gower champion friday sal unlay 2nd k lr1 the golden blade rock hudson piper laurie plus mickeys birthday party continued from trot township election yotiil in porch one votiirs booth it ported was conducted unscreened sun porch the people lined up watting to vote could look through a win dow and see how a person was casting his ballot forty vot ers came in the last 35 minutes he said and some of these vot ed in a nearby bedroom this was the same voting booth where tickets on a prize doll were sold another witness mrs jos- ephakuirgrieve a voter said that as she stood in line wait- in to vote she noticed a card with a suggested slate of offic ers on it on a counter behind the deputy returning officer the names on the card sha said were todd balsdon newman michell and law- son she testified that she called attention to the card and the next time she saw it it was torn in two and was in the hands of candidate fred hunt raised objection mrs frederick drew an ag ent for colonel stephenson at the altona polling place said she saw a man waiting to vote take a pink card with a sug gested slate of officers on it from his pocket she said she saw the name todd on the top of it she objected to the use of the card and asked the clerk to register an objection these cards were reportedly widely distributed before the election and were handed out at the claremont santa claus parade ii is ethel dand a scrutin eer for mr hunt in the conn- oil chambers in brougham re ported that the names of the councillors had not been re moved from the desks cleric does not appear mr brower introduced the case for the relator by stating that he was handicapped in that all records of the election had been destroyed on janu ary 19 he further stated that he had called the township clerk lloyd johnston to ap pear in the county court on monday for an examination but he had not appeared nor had he given any reason why he did not do so pie therefore asked that mr johnston who was in the court be called as the first witness although mr moore denied that he was there to represent mr johnston he objected to this on the grounds that mr johnston was not named on the notice of motion mr rower argued that mr johnston could be called as the official representative of the township which had been named mr greer at this time announced that he would also object to reeve todd being cal led since he had not been nam ed in the notice of motion dr roberts reasoned that the township of pickering a corporate body had been nam ed but could not obviously ap pear if the clerk had author ity to appoint mr moore to appear on behalf cf the town ship without the consent of the elected council he should be allowed to give evidence col stephenson claimed that as intervenor representing neither side in the issue he was able to call mr johnston judge pritchard ruled howev er that mr johnston could not be called at this time mr brower then asked that mr johnston be excluded from the court while col stephenson gave his evidence since he said this might give mr johnston an opportunity to improvise his evidence his honor ruled that mr john ston would not be excluded relator called gerald allman relator in the issue was called he be gan to tell of events at a polit ical meeting in whitevale prij or to the election lull following objection by mr greer this line of evidence was abandon ed he stated that following a meeting at the home of dep utyreeve dr kenneth rob erts on election night he had decided that he would lead an investigation and had delegat ed col stephenson to make this investigation col stephenson was then called the former intelligence officer admitted in his evidence that he had made a thorough study of the ontario municip al act following the election and it was also apparent from his evidence that he had heard about the evidence act because even the astute cross- examination by messrs greer and xewman failed to shake him and in fact he appeared to enjoy the verbal tugofwar col stephenson said that on thursday preceding the elec tion he had happened into the office of the pickering news where the ballots for the wat er line question were being orepared he said that he not ed they were not beins word ed in the manner prescribed by the municipal act and he hal relayed this information to township clerk lohnston in brougham on this visit he said he had told the cierk that he had heard that voting cards might be used again and ask ed him if r he would advise reeve todd of this the clerk he told the court had stated that he would communicate this matter to mr todd on the sundav preceding the election he said he had again visited the clerks office seek ing authority for agents of candidates to vote in the booth where they were to act jobbers distributors wanted salesmen wo require a financially secure- sales agene or individual lo merebandie and dimribule itie remarkable new holi day timer this revolutionary timing devir- will make any lionie appliance from radios 10 refrigerators completely automatic sale history is bein made daily if you are interested and are in a imjsitton to meet our tbiaiuiil and moral requirements telephone wrile or wire j foley sales co niagara kails ontario for full information we have only a lew exclusive franchise available give complete pcroual detaik as scrutineers mr he said had been find uch authority but he the witness able to find it on johnston unable to in the act had been this visit also said col stephenson b had again mentioned the vot ing cards and had asked if the clerk had been able to stop their possible use on election day he had been informed he said that no action had been taken- col stephenson stated thiil the clerk had asked him and the other candidate who had accompanied him if they would agree to certain irreg ularities in the election viz allowing one deputy return ing officer to leave the polling place for part of the day anil his wife beine allowed to take over and allowing certain sen ior citizens to be present at the counting of the ballots in view of knowledge i had of previous election said col stephenson replied that this one should be run according lto the rules election day at noon on election day said col stephenson major emd smith had brought to him a small voting card which was then introduced as an exhibit on receiving this said he he had called the police and ask ed them to visit the place from whence this card was re puted to have come and verify that such cards were being picked up they were instruc ted he said to go to the store of js balsdon brother of the unsuccessful candidate for dei putvreeve that evening he said he had visited another polling place anil had observ ed three persons throwing something awav or the ground his curiosity had been arous ed he said and he had investi gated and had recovered an other voting card which was also made an exhibit during the day he contin ued lie had occasion to visit the polling station at fairport beach where he said he had been tirged by a person in the polling place to purchase three tickets on a doll which was to be rallied 1 bought three said col stephenson and did not win the doll at that same polling station ho said he had noted persons marking ballots in a room leading from the room where the ofiicialsof the station were seated it was possible he claimed for persons other than voters to see how the ballots were mar ked he added at this point that it was neither the deputy returning officer nor the pol ling clerk who had sold him the tickets on the doll ballot counting after the polls had closed said col stephenson he had visited the dunbarton polling place to watch ballots being counted there he said he found the ballot box open sit ting on the floor at the feet of the deputy ireturning officer the dro he said was at that moment holding in his hand a ballot and had stated this continued on page s important auction sale shorthorn cattle horses pigs sheep case dc tractor implements hay grain wednesday march 3rd at lot 19 concession 10 markham twp iy miles norlh of no 7 hijrhway the property of ralph walker horses gray gelding bay gelding implements case tractor model dc on rubber with pto starter lights pulley hydraulic dion threshing machine 22x3s on rubber with high elevat or nearly new mh corn binder tractor hitch mh grain binder 70 tractor hitch bench complete 3 cot sleigh with cutter n hoes silo mh 21tooth cultivator tract or hitch power lift mh 13tooth cultivator mh 2row corn cultivator mh 1row com cultivator mh xo 11 manure spreader tractor hitch mh 13 disc fertilizer drill grain seed attachments mh ensilage cutter with 10 ft pipes and inside distribu tor pipes mh dump rake 100 mh hay tedder good as new mh 2section drag harrows superior grain drill 12disc finery bissel tractor disc nearly new kleury bissel springtooth harrow 26toolh 2 mcdecriitg big 0 mowers xo sa cockshutt 3furrow plow cockshutt walking scufller set 1section drag harrows 2 drum land roller drill plow ph 2furrow light gang plow ih cutting box 2 low wagons xo 7 sylvester walking plow oliver riding plow 2 binder truck wheels 2 superior disc wheels hgh wagon box springs complete rubber tired wagon wagon gear flat rack 10x8 flat rack 18x7 buggy hoad cart light wagon 3 sets whillletrees good 5 big neekyokes good wheelbarrow strong scott bag truck on rub ber circular saw frame 30 saw cemctit mixer nearly new fleury root pulpcr good stable boat stone boat rope block tackle heavy fence stretcher post hole digger orchard sprayer new cyclone seed sower new mh 2row turnip drill 2 havhooks grindstone platform scales 2000 lb 2 logal oil drums 21gal oil drum 70ga pas drum 2 15gal gas drums gas drum stand gas drum pump water trough scalding trough j 20 chunk 1 steel pit troughs 0 ft 2 hay knives hay car 5 sling ropes hay fork i rolls new ready roofing 3 gals puttvflex roof coating ii ft wingate new set stewart power clippers mcdeering milking machine 2 single units stainless steel pails used little mp electric motor new- daisy churn fanning mill screens 1 logging chains 2 ensilage forks turnpike shovel 2 corn planters 3 silo hoops for 15 g bags 21210 fertilizer 100 lb crosscut saw feed boxes feed bags quantity used lumber quantity wood cut in stove lengths pile scrap iron length valley iron now 3 sheets galvanized iron new webster paint sprayer with vi hp electric motor new kkig endless thresher belt harness 2 sots double harness number horse collars 3 horse blankets new furxitiire wooden bed steads cook stove new perfection 3burner oil stove scales 210 lb cupboard washing machine berlin organ and stool hay grain approx 3o tons mixed hay good some baled 10 ensilage approx 200 bus mixed grain approx lot bus dawson gold en chaff wheat bus timothy seed bus red clover seed sheep 10 shropshire suffolk ewes bred reg shropshire ram 11 shropshire suffolk ewe lambs bred cattle roan cow freshened jan 20 calf by side black cow due april 2 hereford cow bred oct 1 red cow due mar 0 roan cow due april 7 red cow due mar 2 black cow bred sept la black cow due mar 27 roan cow due time of sale black cow rising 1 years- due mar 19- bed cow bred oct 20 white cow fat heifer rising 3 yrs freshened nov 18 calf bv side roan heifer rising 3 years freshened dec 3 calf bv side i steers rising 2 years fat 2 heifers rising 2 years fat red heifers baby beef hoistein heifer open 3 steers babv beef red steer 0 months old pigs good 11 ehunk- yorkshire sow due mar 23 yorkshire tamworth sow bred jan 23rd yorksjhro tamworth sow bred note this is an extra large sale llovd turner r faulkner clerks at 1230 pm fold terms cash sale erve farm viking cream separator no 7fi no re sellers atkinson auctioneers phone 303

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