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ttets the stourtyiu triww thorujir april 12 1962 business fllrectorf beauty salon accountant the powder puff beauty salon joy boss days tues thru sat nights wed and fri for appointment call stoift 465 funeral directors l e oneill stouffvule funeral director and embalmer continuous telephone service day or night phone stouffville 98w optometrists e a grubin ro optometrist plcton stouffville in stouffville at the james mccreight residence 58 main st e- on the following mondays and tuesdays mar 5th 6th apr 2nd 3rd 30th garnet v gray od optometrist stouffville medical centre i phone 616 for appointment hours 1000 am to 800 pm every tuesday dental neil c smith lds dds office over canadian bank of commerce telephone 167w stouffville graduate of university of toronto legal william g parsons llb babristeb solicitor john c wylie fja licensed public aecoun st auditor office residence wjlle acres musseln n lake road br2 stouffjlie phone 495 i tc leonard r ros rcom chabtebed accountant bank of nova scotia ldding aurora telephone pa 751 t auctionrs upos w d atk phone stoufffje 363 licensed aurfmeer and sale maf er sales congcted specializing in preparation and selling of pred consign ments and dispels farm auc tions furniturepd real estate bills prepared d posted at no extra cost tw specialized ser vice really pa off and means money lnjour pocket phone sttiffvtlle 363 ken clarke prfntice aofoseers licensed fa authorized for the coufs of york and ontario milliken a ph ax 35987 markhajk- ph mark 346 prentice ave been established auineers since 1890 s farmer censed auctioneer wies of york ontario fastock furniture sales i a specialty ephone gormley 5311 idress gormley po 6935 hockley potato entries sweep seed fair show chiropractors 157 main st w po box 820 stouffville phone a kennedy chiropractic office o hart kennedy dc 17 church st s stouffville button copn u barristers solicitors notaries j s3 main st w stouffville phone 666 667 solicitors canadian bank o commerce i 1 hoursimon wed fri 2 pm 9 pm phone stouffville 617 answering service h reg button ba 103 obrien ave phone davtd a coon i 45 victoria st phone iv ij kennedy kenney 41 barristers solicitors notes 67 richmond st w foftto 1 i ross kenneifyl prov hwy 7 locust 01 markham 75j j arthur a ketffet prov hwy 7 lctfistiill markham 812 wm s baird dc doctor of chiropractic xray hrs 1012 am 24 79 pm monday to friday saturday 1012 am 327 main st n markham ont telephone 701 insurance cattanach inifson barristers ollclfs stouffville by arpointnt anytime phonemarkhi 25 main street mabham phon725 1 paul w j jingai ba i i barrister solitob 1 main street markhi ont phone aurkhamn 4stf robert w mey i i barrlsbr ts sollor sulte 514 i 6 rlchnibnd sfreewcst markham tcfito phone 339 phone t 30389 cmdcat c new yorkit ld1 ctitril loci hon tween 51 avnu timet square radio ciry dost to tht arrti night clubi hopping tv and radio airconditioning singles nam ss50 doubles from st00 see your travel agent or write ixo wc 44lh u tv n rttwi judin aoo thos birkett and son ltd general insurance agency stouffville ontario insurance in reliable companies at reasonable rates prompt service telephone 716 eveningsgordon r birkett 717 lcs clarke 281 bob hassard 682 flowers wedding bouquets corsages funeral arrangements bon lewis nurseries stouffville 790 upholstering rebuilding rest ling wood reflnlshlng custom built furniture draperies broadloom no money down easy terms 90 day no finance charge highest quality at lowest prices free advice on home furnishings catenates in your home toromark furniture house markham 801 direct line stouffville 50 master feeds port perry purchased the champion 10 bus entry of oats at the seed fair held in port perry on saturday march 31st the price paid was a record of s625 a bushel the oats were grownby mr russell morrison beaverton the seed fair was a popular event with around 110 farmers in attend ance there was a large exhibit of high quality seed and hay fortynine exhibitors showed a total of 114 entries mr ken fallis field crops branch toronto and mr frank flibersek plant products divi sion dept of agriculture tor onto were the official judges on the grain and small seed classes mr frank marritt kes wick was the official judge on the hay classes the championship awards on the various classes are as fol lows 1 grand champion award- donated by milton parkin for the exhibitor winning the high est points in wheat oats barley and corn classes russell mor rison beaverton 2 fall wehat heber down brooklln 3 oats russell morrison beaverton 4 barley heber down brooklin 5 hay dunrobln elm- croft farm beaverton also winner of h h goode son trophy 6 potatoes albert hocuey claremont the afternoon program was under the direction of president russell morrison professor f h theakston department of agricultural en gineering oa c was the guest speaker he spoke on new ideas in farm buildings with particular reference to snow and wind action around farm struc tures trends in the methods of housing livestock have empha sized the difficulties to be en countered from falling and drift ing snow and the open and semi- open buildings have brought the situation directly to the fore front considerable research on this problem is being carried out at the oac at the present time a question panel followed the address professor theakston was consultant mr george mc laughlin was moderator and the panel members were mr henry westney pickering mr milton pegg claremont mr edgar ward claremont and mr keith rynard sunderland mr earl dowswell warden of ontario county extended a wel come to the group mr muir dack vicepresident of the on tario county soil and crop im provement association thanked the speaker and all others who helped to make the seed fair a successful event mr h l fair agricultural representative supervised the presentation of the champion ship awards the seed fair is sponsored each year by the ontario county soil and crop improvement as sociation in connection with the ontario department of agricul ture the results of the judging are as follows 1st three placmgs only registered oats russell mor rison beaverton john batty brooklin milton parkin brook lin fall wheat heber down brooklin harold w honey sea- grave russell morrison beaver ton oats rodney murray dun- keld claremont don dunkeld claremont leslie smith port perry oats any other variety named russell morrison beaverton leslie smith port perry cecil disney brooklin barley 6 rowed any variety heber down brooklin russell morrison beaverton howard malcolm locust hill ear corn any variety gord on hunter brooklin paul well- man claremont albert foster claremont shelled corn donald dunk eld claremont timothy howard malcolm locust till potatoes foundation early albert hockley claremont potatoes foundation late albert hockley claremont silage corn harold w ho ney seagrave norman leh man claiemont rr 2 murray holtby port perry first cut hay 75 legume dunrobin elmcroft farm beaverton harold w honey seagrave leslie smith port perry first cut hay 50 legume 50 grass dunrobin elm croft farm beaverton douglas webster port perry harold w honey seagrave second cut hay dunrobin elmcroft farm beaverton murray holtby port perry iv an norton goodwood junior section oats any variety named ralph morrison beaverton bill batty brooklin doug batty brooklin oats rodney aldon smith i port perry george smith port perry alex colville sunder land barley any variety named ralph morrison beaverton b malcolm locust hill aldon smith port perry potatoes late or early janet hockley claremont bruce nor ton claremont joe norton cla remont first cut hay aldon smith port perry george smith port perry barry mckean sea grave second cut hay roger holt by port perry bruce norton claremont george smith port perry obituary alcock bertha almeda alcock beloved wife of dean alcock passed away at uxbridge hospital on friday april 6 1962 in her 56th year she wasa daughter of mrs and the late wellington smalley formerly of sandford besides her husband and mother she is survived by sisters cora mrs russell feasby of stouff ville florence mrs bert tin- dall mount albert rr and brothers garnet of hartman and edgar of sandford the funeral was held on monday april 9 at 2 pm at the chapel of mcguire and low uxbridge with inter ment in uxbridge cemetery cheer up days are now leng thening at both ends lots of things are more im portant than money but you need money to buy them introducing new i tj for your table irogerst sterling proudly craftedby the international silver company for the finest value in sterling flatware combining weight design and craftsmanship a lifetime of beauty for the lowest investment 4piece setting on the farm front a a wall agricultural rep resentative york county many dairymen shake their heads when grain corn is sug gested as a feed for dairy cows most feeders dont even lik to see mature grain for corn sil age its a common belief that grain corn and dairy cows dont get along very well together the general opidion is that corn is too heavy for dairy cows and it is sure to cause udder trou ble this opinion is one that dairymen should have a second look at modern dairy research in feeding gives corn a clean biu of health oac tests have shown that corn used to make up to one- half the grain ration has no harmful effects on udders it is not necessary to shell corn for dairy feed corn cobs ground to a medium fine texture are quite suitable this corn and cob meal along with bulky feeds like rolled oats or bran can be fed safely at the rate of 1 lb to 4 lbs of milk the fact that corn can be fed to dairy cows is important be cause usually corn is cheaper per lb of nutrient than other ce real grains its true that you have to add more protein supple- ment but there is still a saving for instance using cob corn at 4000 per ton a ton of 16 dairy ration can be made up for about 5500 with oats at 64 00 per ton a 16 ration would cost close to 6600 i am often asked what land is worth in york county there is no arbitrary answer to this question price of land is deter mined by what people are will ing to sell it for or pay for it however a study of the land market within a one hundred mile radius of toronto was made recently by economists from oac here are some o the figures they came up with on land values in 1959 the aver age price per acre for land with in 30 miles of toronto was 916 at a distance of 45 miles the average price dropped to 267 and land 50 miles from toronto averaged 9000 per acre land more than 65 miles out ranged i which car could a scotia plan loan help you buy any one large medium or small canadian or imported new or used scotia plans low rates are the same for all models of every make wnats more you can arrange your scotia plan loan before you shop for your car this guarantees you the advantages of scotia plans low rates and lets you make the deal the moment you find the car you want of course scotia plan loans are also available for paying medical bills consolidatingdebtsbuyingnewfurniture anything worthwhile scotialank customer or not before you borrow money call at your iwarcst branch of the bank of novascoliaanddiscussascoliaplanloan brnk the bhnk df novo scotir h0xethan 600 offices across canada and abroad from a low of 3900 to a high of 3700 per acre 4k clubs are being organized all through york county now and farm boys and girls from 12 to 20 are invited to join one of the calf swine grain or tractor clubs details can be obtained from any club leader or fiom dan rose at our office in newmarket some modern girls are blon des some brunettes and then there are those who are both blonde and brunette or other wise not limited to any one col or the average person doesnt be gin saving for a rainy day until clouds appear on the horizon wante more cream shippers for best results ship your cream to stouffville creamery we pay two cents more per pound butterfat for cream delivered to the creamery to have 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