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weed seeds terrific travellers xature in- her unceasing el- l ory and ragw eed are carried tort to create new life has many far afield by streams and spring vajs of spreading seeds weed freshets some plants are hitch- seeds as well as those of wanted hikers attaching themselves by j egetation says the field crops hookiike appendages to the fur branch of the ontario dept of and hair of animals the clothing i agriculture iof humans and to moving vehi- 1 many seeds such as those of cies this type of weed includes i the common dandelion are equi- j burdock hounds tongue the j pped with a tiny parachute that j stickseed and wild carrot birds j enables them to be carried long also aid nature in her work of distances by the wind sow distributing seed thistle goafs beard prickly let- most of our common seeds are tuce and canada thistle are 0 european origin in the early other examples of plants whose days of settlement in canada seeds are scattered by the wind i t were brought here as im- some plants such as twitch purities in seed in straw used grass tumbling mustard or turn- f packing or in some cases be weed break off at the root as ornamental or garden plants when mature and roll across the vow they ate scattered across countryside at the whim of t countrv in shipments of mill- cvery wind releasing their seeds i wheat and feed grains as they go then there is the roots and seeds are scattered maple key which is equipped i j cultivation and harvesting op- with two aeroplane wings on ciations and most serious of which it travels long distances al far manv weed p are on a windy day actually seeded into the soil as many plants use water as a impurities in poorly cleaned or means of travel and the seeds of uncleaned seed grain and grass such weeds as the docks chic- seed i church 1wg christ church anglican rer j i timer rector sunday sept 2nd 1956 14th after trinity 3000 am holy communion kri 7 15 pm choir practice sunday school reopens sept 9th at 1100 am i am the light of the world su john 812 united missionary church rev h shantz minister sunday sept 2nd 135 mount joy 10 am sunday school 1 1 am morning worship 730 p in evangelistic thurs 8 pm prayer meeting dickson jii1i 10 am morning worship 1 1 a in sunday school wed s pm prayer meeting you are welcome ringwood christian church mr kenny edwards pastor sunday sept 2nd 1956 10 am sunday school 3 1 am morning worship 730 pm harvest home serv ice rev ray erickson of new market ont guest speaker special music by the cur- ran family of aurora mon 8 pm christian endea vour stouffville baptist church pastor rev m gibson sunday sept 2nd 1956 1000 am church bible school 1100 am morning worship 730 pm evening service wed s pm prayer meeting frl 8 pm young peoples united missionary church gormley bethesda rev c e hunking minister sunday sept 2nd 1955 bethesda 1100 am sday school 1200 noon worship a smith gormley j 1000 am worship i grove 1100 am sunday school auction sale registered axd gride holsteix cattle ca tractor lmplvmal etorti threshing machine slock viz ht-n- ha 4 rain furniture etc ox lot 2t coxcessiox 7 vaitghay township 3 ujii- mut of kmnbrjc at imiiniiii school sat sept 8 the property of arthur foster husband and wife teach at buttonville when mr murray roberts miss jean howard la calls buttonville school children i mis roberts was at to order on tuesday morning school of next week h will have as j suffer accident his coworker mrs roberts liis j early lat week mr jack wife mrs roberts will teach brown had two fingers badly the grades formerly taught by mangled while working with a combine farmers throughout a ithe aiea ate finding harvesting additional loca s a e d oai nuuuivnui lvvu the cool damp season has irtide miss jean winterstein has re- grain undergrowth very heavy ist year miiliken box grove the girls and boys who were camping with the grays in hali- 1 tiurton have now returned home i and most vacationers are back j so things are back to normal in j village at least till school marts next week its so hard to 1 realize that the lorawaited j summer vacation is all but o er i the box grove united church sunday school and church serv ice will resume this sunday september 2 at the usual times of 1030 and 1130 the september meeting of the box grove wa will be held on wednesday september 5th a the home of mrs speers at j turned home from summer and as a result combining has s 30 sharp the project for the skating school at stamford j been much delayed second markkas uaivek hi 11 baptist churches rev bruce hisey sunday sept 2nd 105 second matklmm prayer service every wednesday at s pm xcxt lords ly bible school 10 am morning service 1 1 am linker hill prayer service thurs 830 pm next lords liny morning service 945 am bible school 11 am subject revival in elijahs day all welcome reformed church of canada dutch meeting iemonvillo pastor rot dykstra sunday sept 2nd 1956 10 am worship serrico 11 m sunday school united church melville peachs bethesda ballantrae sunday sept 2nd 1956 10 am peachs 1130 am melville 10 am bethesda 1130 am ballantrae rev g davison give unto the lord the glory due his name psalm 968 bloomington christian church sunday sept 2nd 1956 10 am sunday school 11 am morning worship vivian mccormack memorial church rer w s whitcorabe ma thur s15 trayer meeting sunday sept 2nd 1956 1030 am sunday school 730 pm evening worship tuesday 815 voting peoples keep in mind wed sept 5 ladies meeting at mrs george smalleys home sat sun sept 8 and 9 home weekend ah former members and friends are in vited to come and join with us sat aflernoon at the church picnic supper and informal evening sunday morning sunday school at 1000 church service 1100 evening service at 730 st james presbyterian church stouffville rev d r mckillirnn ra bi sunday sept 2nd 1956 10 am morning worship worship with us alton a christian united missionary church rev l sirgeinl sunday sept 2nd 1956 1030 am sunday school 730 pm evangelistic wednesday evening s pm prayer meeting brethren in christ church heise hill gormley pastor umiop a i winger sunday sept 2nd 1956 10 a in sunday school 11 am worship service 7 pm evangelistic message wed 730 p in our midweek prayer service an invitation is extended to all united church stouffville iter douglas- davis sunday sept 2nd 1956 10 am sunday school 11 am divine worship mr george peck one of our own young men to enter the ministry will preach thursday sept 6 230 pm reopcning meeting of the wms speaker mrs dor othy bell of toronto sunday evening services begin on september 9 at 730 pm stouffville- united missionary church rcvf g hunonv minister thurs s p m p raver service and iluir es s meeting sunday sept 2nd 1956 1000 am sunday school 1 1 am communion 730 pm- evangelistic memorial christian church rev f a drariunnd pastor sunday sept 2nd 1956 10 am sunday bible school 11 am morning worship 730 pm- evening lospel hour fri aug 31 7 pm roys siorkade sll yrs saturday 45 pm ilouffvillf youth second markham church till snturdnj evening the young folk uill smlicr nt the church l h pm for a i vonhl rally ttf will hate llilc of the cilgnry miiikmle tikrn bj the hire- ravins school ulier alo colored tllni lin or fniib september nth we nill urtr report of tl iinfrmhr n cilijldlin hruicu pcii iuiiic tlllu knirmrwr the imnt nndit even ing meeting in the prk starting m 0oo registered hoisteins 1 reg holstein cow no 9205u4 brae nor rag apple pleke sovereign i good plus born nov 9 1s50 calf at side 2 reg holstein cow no c62604 veeman rag apple progresor born june 22 1945 bred july 29th graded good 3 reg holstein cow no 1017u22 snaw sovereign ruth born june 2s 1952 sup posed to calf oct 22 graded good plus 4 reg holstein heifer no 1035025 duchess sovereign dot born sept 26 1933 due sept is 5 reg holstein cow no 706s02 erin view pietze dew- drop born july 30 1946 sup posed to calf oct 2 6 reg holstein cow no 104ss43 rag apple teial peg born jan 13 1952 supposed to calf oct 4th 7 reg holstein heifer no 1131317 linda texal pabst rita sire iono elm teval llighcroft born mar is 1954 supposed to calf oct 4 s reg holstein cow no s24 25 dekoi snow segls born feb 9 19 4 9 bred july 12th 9 reg holstein cow no s 250 6 6 keyes r a patsy born nov 17 194s bred may c til graded good plus 10 reg holnein cow no 1072065 veeman ra susie born apr 2 1953 bred june 25 th h reg holstein cow no 1010s15 veen ra anne born may 13th 1952 bred mar 19 tli 12 reg holstein cow no 104s747 dekol sovereign bessie mae born dec 29th 1932 bred june 29th 13 reg holstein heifer no 113s262 veeman ra bessie may horn apr 22 1954 bred feb 20th 11 reg holstein heifer no 1129152 challenger ra molly born mar 12 1954 bred feb 26th 15 r holstein heifer no 116372 twra irene born oct 4 1954 not bred 16 reg holstein heifer no 1173101 v ra sovereign sue born nov 2s 1954 not bred 17 reg holstein heifer no 1205010 challenger ra born april 10 1955 is reg holstein heifer no 12143s3 willow ras nan- cv born june 16 1955 19lreg holstein heifer no 12363ss dekol ra incy born oct 29 1955 0 reg holstein heifer no 12s549s willow ras pat born june 30 1956 orade holsteins 21 holstein cow fresh calf at side 22 holstein cow fresh calf at side 23 holstein cow supposed to calf nov 2gth 24 holstein calf above herd is fully accredited vaccinated and graded bred it toronto and district cattvi breeders and real good produc- machinery implements case inodel dl tractor on rub ber lights starter pto etc new favorite threshing machine 24 complete with clover mill chaff mower etc in good condition mh 6plate oneway disc new style case automatic pickup baler case hammer mill good 100 endless rubber drive belt 70 endless rubber drive belt 50 endless rubber drive belt circular saw complete with blades ihc corn binder with loader set 4sec drag harrows ihc manure spreader numn rake 2 flat racks sei llissel tandem discs 2 rubber tired farm wagons set inthrow disc harrows bag truck mh new side rake on rubber ihc new style springtooth cul tivator tractor hitch no s s near new ihc 5 mower good set weigh scales new surge milking machine complete with piping motor 2 single units woods electric milk cooler 6- can near new set stewart electric stock clip pers cvclone seeder 2can hand milk sleigh 30 steel fence posts no of cedar fence posts several rolls snow fence 2 electric fencers 4 good logging chains draw rope and pulleys pile 1inch new pine lumber pile of 2vl new no 2 planks good colony house 10x12 9 steel cow stanchions with stalk ihc ace bottom ftirrowcd tractor plow mh 3furrowed narrowbottom tractor plow- near new mh walking plow 1 hay tedder cutter mh 7 grain binder good 2 plies scrap iron and numerous other implements and artlce pics coe the with jean winterstein steins cottage at imontn is talent money last wednesday robin arm strong returned home from the i toogood bus tour which car- fresh heifer ried the group of teachers over nine thousand miles from jn ionville ontario through the ines is holidaying at lake sim prairies and the canadian rock ies to the west coast down to mexico and back home through the central states some of the highlights of the trip for robin were the calgary stampede the awesome grand canyon a trip to disney land a short stop in mexico and the organ recital and choir rehearsal in the tab ernacle of salt lake city robin feels that banff and lake lou ise were the most beautiful places as far as scenery is con cerned and her favorite cities mr and mrs harold spofford returned home on monday from an extended trip through the united states returning home through canada audley i mildred puckrin roslvn combdon of ajax has been visiting with mr and mrs arch bell were victoria bc and san fran- 1 brian fuller of rockwood is cisco all in all she had a very siting his cousin jimmy izatt wondeiiul trip ml llo beany of long mr and mrs haines and bill i b spent sunday with mr arrived home last tuesday from j and mrs james davidson a vacation spent motoring eileen and anne guthrie spent through the eastern townships a few davs wlth lher and of quebec and home via ottawa a mr and mrs a thomp- and algonquin park while in son of dwight their parents gonq ottawa they visited the kings- mills who are lormer residents of the grove last week mr and mrs bob walter and family returned from a wet week spent camping in algonquin park this is the second or third time the wal ters have had their vacation spoiled by too much rain mr and mrs russ jarvis and mr and mrs bob walter jr were away on a fishing trip for a few days at the beginning of the week while the walters are away cam is visiting his grand mother mrs stibbard in toron to and nancy and bobby are staying with grandmother wal ter during her six weeks stay she congratulations to mr and was successful in passing her mrs david brown who eelehrat- second and third figure tests ed their wedding anniversary on also her fiesta tango dance 1 august 7 mr- and mrs brown jwere married in toronto 49 miss mona sams st cather- years ago mr and mrs harold steffler and their family have returned from a vacation spent at sault ste marie kitchener and gait mr and mrs edgar fuller and joy have been vacationing rec ently mr and mrs alick gardner and mr and mrs ted gardner attended a wedding at sudbury on tuesday of this week mr and mrs bill kedwell and their sons spent the past week in new york velma miller and her fiance don otis of golden colorado arrived at the miller home on tuesday last week they will be married in the victoria square church on friday sept 7 marilyn magee spent three days this week at the cne with the 411 club club members will participate in judging con tests and will be guests at the grandstand show mrs james mcquay spent a week with mr and mrs gordon scott oshawa recently mr and mrs wm rodick were guests at a wedding held household furniture electrical appliances dishes bedding utensils garden tools etc property of brace ritchie ov iat 17 concession 5 pickering township brock lid south at brougham wed sept 5 acme electric range apartment nue nearly new premier electric washing ma chine serve electrolux refrigerator 4 i 5 cu ft apartment size good condition cabinet electric radio laundry stove sideboard with large bevelled mirror oak extension table to match 10 dining room chairs leather seats kitchen table kitchen cabinet 6 kitchen chairs kitchen sideboard and several odd kitchen chairs stools large quantity of dishes glasc- ware kitchen utensils sealers jugs pails brooms dusters etc drop leaf table corner whatnot antique walnut wardrobe large antique or clothes press cabinet china cabinet music cabinet bedroom tables and chairs desk 2 storage chests 2 rocking chairs 2 beds and springs small bedroom table mirrors and various pictures dutch oven wash boilers kettles 2 dressers one antique cot bed step ladder quantity of bedding drapes cushions etc assortment of wall paper and window blinds electric hot plate coal oil heater and stove poultry keepers supplies and tools etc caponizing set egg scales feeder hopper fountain along with a quan tity of other poultry supplies 3 bgs fertilizer 4 bags chicken feed 4 5 ft conduit piping several electrical fittings etc swede saw axes pick shovels sledge hammer etc palnu thinners soldering irons several garden tools shovels hoes rakc edgers clippers etc and numerous other useful articles sale nt i30 pm terms cnh no reserve prowrty sold ken a clarke prentice auctioneer mr and mrs bert guthrie har old and mrs wm guthrie sr motored north on sunday to bring them home mr and mrs james davidson and mr and mrs george izatt attended an apple field day on wednesday at the government experimental station at smith- field mr and mrs fred puckrin and family visited on sunday with mr and mrs jack gale of alderwood roy remained for a visit with his cousins mrs charlie puckrin entered toronto general hospital on thursday for treatment her friends wish her improved health congratulations to mrs f raymer whose birthday was on tuesday at home on sunday to help her celebrate were mr and mrs h o klinck of stouftville mrs willard brennan and fam ily of ajax and mrs raymers niece mrs phyllis stewart of toronto visiting with the blacks on sunday were mr and mrs jim panton of inglewood and mr and mrs fletcher of toronto just recently arrived from scot land visiting with the speers for a few days are lorraine and lawrence jones of toronto prize winners at last weeks euchre were gertie ham delia spring julia thomas bert sti ver harvey thomas and walt brignall the freezout was won by harvey swain and winnie elson the siouff viue tribune ihnitf auttit 30 i9m pit 9 auction sale 100 acre farm property belonging to the estate of the late ambrose a campbell north half lot 7 concession 4 reach township 2j2 miles west of manchester wednesday sept 12 the farm consists of 100 acres more or less nicely situated on county road township of reach ontario county at ittica village iand is of nice loam at present in pasture with never failing creek passing through same lands approximately 25 acres bush frame dwelling and barn ill 300 pm this farm will be offered subject to a reserve hid terms 10 day of sale balance cash upon full possession and immediate pos sesion can be given further particulars made known day of sale or apply to ken hastings administrator rri locust hill phone markham s0wl4 or cattanach and cattanach solici tors for the estate markham ont ken clarke prentice jnictloiieers mnrkbnm out phone 340 miiliken ont ph ax 35087 expect 40 deaths labor day weekend labour day weekend last big holiday of the seasonwill make a grim finale to summer fun for many canadians unless better accident precautions are tken warns the all canada insurance federation officials of the federation which represents more titan 200 file automobile and casualty in surance companies said acci dents of all types will result in an estimated 40 deaths traffic fatalities will account for more than half of these a consider able number will be drownings planning well ahead for week end driving and extra care on the roads will help avoid high way accidents said insurance officials while simple water pre cautions can prevent drowning tragedies for a carefree weekend safe ty experts recommend these rules 1 if driving after a full days i work plan to cover shorter dis- j lances than von would when fresh 2 avoid overloading cars to the point where safe comfort- i able driving is impaired voting active children should be kept i in the back seat i beware of fatigue stop about every 100 miles to stretch muscles and drink coffee or j other alertness beverage keep windows open for fresh air 4 avoid overeating drowsi ness can result 5 split long trips into con venient sections change drivers when possible 6 be sure that brakes wind shield wipers work properly check tires 7 drive more slowly on un familiar roads never more than 40 miles perhour at night for safe swimming and boat ing experts suggest these pre cautions 1 swimming is dangerous if you are tired or overheated after dark or too soon after eat ing 2 never swim alone or with a nonswimmer 3 make a point of learning artificial respiration even if you are a nonssvimmer 4 motorboats of all sizes should be equipped with approv ed lifejackets and lire exting uishers 5 boat owners should not take nonswimmers in their craft teach children to swim before making them crew members 6 avoid fishing in canoes it can be dangerous inertia a quality that ps vents people from getting tired bridge a card game wheiv success depends on the triumph of mind over chatter cards of thanks mr and mr h bell marteae churcber would liku to thank their many friends and rvlativs for the lovely hoer and ueddinr jtifi received e- peoully ft would like to thank mrs r richardon mr t wyattj mr c stick wood and mr j patterson we wish to thank all our neighboi and friends who ba shown such kindne and sym pathy in our recent bereavement losing our dear daughter hitu ann mr a mr eric w priestley wallace in the midst of our sorrow we wish to express our heartfelt thanks and apprecia tion to our relatives friends and neighbors for many acta of kind he5 cards and flowers received j during the luneaa and passins j of our beloved husband and father we especially wish to thank mr mcphee also the siloam wa for the aistance mrs fecit wallace and family 1 wish to thank all those who sent cards flowers and made kind enquiries during my may in hospital 1 especially thank liev huson rev sargent and rev gibson brown for their calls your thoushifulneas was deeply appreciated wm keesor in memoriam marsiiman in loving mem ory of a dear father and grandfather frederick marsh- man who passed away sept 1st 1ss0 every day in sonin small way memories of you come our war though absent you are ever near still missed still loved and ever dear lovingly remembered by daughter florence son- inlaw howard and grand children marsiiman in loving mem ory of my dear husband and father frederick marshman who passed away sept 1st 1950 nothing can ever take away the love a heart holds dear fond memories linger every day remembrance keeps him near lxivingly remembered by wif edith and family births at nerval saturday of last week when jack and marion steph enson arrived at their new home in taco sask they found a warm welcome awaiting them at a gathering held in the local community hall they were the guests of honour and were pre sented with a table and hostess chair there were games and dancing to complete a happy evening evans mr and mrs blair evans fnee jean madill of claremonl ont wish to an nounce the arrivalofa son rodney eugene on august tilth at oshawa general hos pital brillinger mr and mrs arnold brillinger happily an nounce the arrival of their son john dixon august 21 1936 at york county hospital newmarket worth shouting about red brood ow due time of ale white brood sow white brood sow bred tamworth boir piss appro 130 ibs polltrv appro 10ft laying nth i rock hen hav s grain appro 1000 ke of mixed 100 bxtt good clover hay qnantitv of bales wheat straw 1 furniture frigljair klec hefrueraior 10 cu ft near new frlgidaire rice range new style and good oalc buffet dressec oak dining room chairs quebec heater secretary high chair girl bicycle no of small tables tower lawn mower number of other article and household effects nalc it i pm term cah v rrrr firni wim kbn a clarke prentice auctioneer you just cant beat want ads for best results and you dont have to be an advertising- expert all you have to do is pick up the phone and give us a call you see want ads are read by more people than any other form of advertising so whether youre buying or selling looking for a job or a helper depend on classified for fast results i the stouftvilse tribune phone 152