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machine shop service custom machining and fabricating light machinery repairs welding salbrock manufacturing vi mile south of hwy 7 on brock rd phone 9423717 3s30333tx1vixix3kkm3kxsscms3ic vics nursery landscaping stonework rr2 stouffville phone 6402344 walls patios pools stairs etc evergreens trees shrubs roses flower plants patio tiles sidewalk slabs cr loam patio pots room divider vvvfilxvtfv 5vxvkkxxxvx5i 1aoke milk your meal- ifnate for a healthier i happier family nothing tastes lio good or is better for youl call for regular delivery early morning delivery guaranteed markham dairy ltd phone direct markham 2942212 notice village of stouffville and area a public meeting will be held in the legion hall stouffville thursday april 18th at 730 pm sponsored by the stonftville fire department films and demonstrations on mouth to mouth resuscitation oil fires safety precautions heart massage all interested persons arc cordially invited to attend w j smith fire chief york county summary days this past monday and tues day april first and second 1963 some 220 women attended two summary days concluding the training school course in hook ed rugs the course was of fered to interested womens groups in the county by the home economics service of the ontario department of agriculture last fall sixteen wi eranches sent two leaders each to a two day trning school conducted by miss isabel leslie home crafts specialist with the home economics service tor onto they were given informa tion on colour and design and each of the instructors design ed their own rug and were then taught the art of hooking the leaders then returned to their own community to pass on this information to any woman who was interested the fourteen groups complet ing the course attended the two summary days this gave them an opportunity to review and display the rugs which they had created those attend ing the buttonville programme included bethesda elders mills gormley highland creek markham vaughan and mary h graves in newmarket the fol lowing groups were present bogarttown ketueby king mt albert pine orchard snowball and temperanceville the chairman for the button ville programme was mrs w g miller of highland creek each of the groups had rugs on display done by their various members elders mills present ed an interesting skit while highland creek presented a song an humorous skit was also presented by the maple group a film craftsmen of canada was shown the newmarket groups also displayed many beautiful rugs and the highlight of the after noon was the guest speaker mrs margaret rowan ritter- mere farm studio beamsville who gave an excellent talk as well as displaying original rugs created in the studio she also showed excellent slides depict ing many designs for rugs snowball and pine orchard groups also participated in the programme presenting a song and a poem on rugmaking miss isabel leslie was pres ent at both days and gave inter esting comments on the work done by the various groups leaders badges were presented at the conclusion of each programme the county home economist discussed possible training school choices for the following year further infor mation on the home economics service programme can be ob tained from the ontario depart ment of agriculture otdce in newmarket mrs c b schneller home economist york ont- tario counties green river mr and mrs t warne of georgetown visited on friday with mr and mrs r hamilton mr and mrs benson draper enjoyed a visit from mr and mrs bricklebank of peterboro over the holiday mrs wm duncan was a weekend visitor at the home of her sister mrs o patterson of windsor she was accompani ed by her sister mrs trewartha of markham mr and mrs wm binsted are enjoying a wellearned holi day with a trip to various points in the united states mr and mrs r hamilton were dinner guests on sunday at the home of mr and mrs b beach uxbridge the easter service at the sunday school was much en joyed marjorle and carol leh man rendered special music in song mrs mcleod and mrs roberts spoke to the children mr and mrs a calbert and son peter visited with mr and mrs herbert hornshaw on sun day mr and mrs defrofierf and family of cornwall spent the holiday at the home of mr and mrsr d mcphaden l1l at stud to approved mares only purebred grey arabian stallions rafarin ghaswan rafarin approved as sire by canadian hunter light horse improvement society purebred arabians stud fees grade mares 10000 5000 3500 standing at st clair arabian horse farm lot 25 concession 4 uxbridge township tef ul 23893 ergs weekends only over 400 placed in bibles schools hosstesn breeders visit us farms along with 50 york county holstein bleeders i spent last saturday visiting farms in wis consin and illinois it was good to sec- all the well bred cattle but i was interested too in the general farm setup of the country the areas we saw were quite similar to our own they have large cities close by and dairy farming predominates they have their problems too and with lower fluid milk prices the squeeze is a little tighter i was impressed by some things they are doing to keep incomes up driving along in the bus and looking over the countryside silos really attract your attention each set of buil dings has at least one and more often two silos that reach up about twice as high as the barn a corn crib beside the buildings was also standard equipment with large fields of corn stub ble and very few fences it looked like cash crop rather than americas dairyland but the dairy industry is there and to survive dairymen are going all out for cheap feed with corn the corn is also used as a cash crop as a secondary enterprise i think this move to corn is really just starting in york county and that in ten years silos and corn cribs will givo our dairy farms a little different appearannce too another point i noticed was the effort being made to mako cows produce the breeders we visited seemed to be going for all the milk they could get thev like good type too but if a cow is milking well they dont loso much sleep over type defects we saw many cows with re cords well over 20000 lbs the owners goal on one farm was to average 50 lbs of milk a day weve added another model to our low price spray kits now seven 9 models to choose from build your own sprayer at a new low cost high and low pressure kits for spraying weeds orchards rowcrops barns and livestock new catalogues free write now john pugh stouffville ph 8865644 tkmbahd yof may be called yr the breadwinner v- but yov know mho tig tvihds up with pikm dough 3 shet mmmuuimmmuumimuimiuum guaranteed auto repairs for each stanchion in his barn lots of cows can make 50 lbs but keeping a herd at this aver age for the whole year takes some doing heavy grain feeding is one of the production tools they use some herds get almost as much grain as they will eat and corn again often makes up to half the ration i think this trend to heavy grain is evident on our farms too those that follow it have to be prepared to cull ruth lessly to get rid of the cows that do not respond to large quanti ties of grain visits in wisconsin were to pabst farms bristol farms and gray views farms and our group also went to elmwood farms in illinois bethesda mr and mrs charles lee and baby son scott mr and mrs bud lee and baby son kenneth all of toronto visited with their parents and family on sunday the occasion being the 21st wedding anniversary of mr and mrs james lee mrs w j atkinson of stayner visited last week wtih her daughter and soninlaw the allen empringhams york county camp of gideons have informed this paper that during their annual scripture dis tribution to the public schools of this ccuaty 26s3 copies of new testaments including psalms and proverbs were handed to grade 5 pupils of 159 schools 444 complete bibles were also placed in the schools and public places during the same period hundreds of gideons carry out the program to the schools and public places they also conduct meetings in churches and visita tion efforts to elderly citizenns homes annd penal institutions each year gideon camps are formed in more and more coun tries inn 1962 active camps were workin- in co countries having placed some 52 million copies of the scriptures testimonial letters rrive at the gideon toronto i tjs tel ling how bibles placed in public places have shown the way for many from despaireven suicide to the sure foundation to lives of security purpose and usefulness many friends have a bible placed in memory of a loved one thru the memorial bible plan the stouffville tribune tkursdiy april 18 1963 pigt tl josephs beauty salon slain st iv stouffvuls phone 6402922 farms country homes asphalt paving and general construction barn yards driveways in exchange for livestock for further information write or call collect a j positano const toronto ltd 539 jane st toronto 9 ro 7s312 invitations t arnounosfients informals ask for accessories international iet os assist you 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