Ontario Community Newspapers

Stouffville Tribune (Stouffville, ON), June 11, 1964, p. 6

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h i the stouffylue ih1une tknr aim n 1964 f h rf0r0btfra0ieci10ym4 t- i cos viseflaat cftest ft tints teasel 1 mettsthe ejeihe hsddeaf eacses uccuat chest freezers with a smartly styled 1963 coop viscount chest freeter yon can have supermarket selection at your fingertips available in three sizes 15 17 and 21 cu tt holding from 526 to 735 lbs of food all models have 880 fast freeze compart ments and exterior adjustable cold controls baskets dividers and interior lights make food finding easy true zero tempera- turt keeps foods safely frozen for months y 5-v- zvfip v 5k bottom gwoni settte orgs use your own products stouffville coop phone 6401550 or 1551 fathers day sp see our selection of sport cars at a reasonable price 1963 buick la sabre fully power equipped one owner low mileage car 1962 pontiac laurentian ys automatic i door sedan very clean cars 1962 buick la sabre sedan power steering power brakes radio whitcwalls showroom condition 1960 studebaker lark 2 door overdrive a real gas saver 1958 chevrolet pickup wide box drop in today for this special 1961 buick convertible power steering power brakes radio beautiful blue finish 1960 corvair door sedan floor shift a real good buy 1960 pontiac parisienne 4 door sedan v8 automatic power steering power brakes radio whitewalls a sharp car 1961 pontiac stratochief sedan 6 cylinder standard transmission radio local owner 1963 pontiac stratochief s cylinder automatic new car warranty 1958 volkswagen economical transportation in good condition 1956 ford pickup in good running condition drop in today for this special i 1960 pontiac laurentian 4 door sedan 6 cylinder automatic a popular model 1957 ford 2 door s cylinder automatic a good bargain i year warranty on all used cars gmac neil patrick plan motors ltd time payment main st w at the tracks j stouffville phone 640-3452- activities at buttonvime congratulations to allan brown who took honour stand- ins in an extension course on assessment from queens uni versity harvey brown who has been with canada packers since his graduation from oac has de cided in favour of farming things are humming again at the brown farm and last week saw some of the earliest silo- lillrg on record for the neigh bourhood mr and mrs william palmer have a new grandson david and donna durants son was born may 24 at st michaels hospital toronto mr and mrs j h johnson and jacqueline returned home last week from what was to have been a pleasant vacation in vancouver unfortunately mr johnson became ill and re quired surgery shortly after their arrival on the coast he is rtttl under the doctors care and we wish hint a rapid recov ery several community members have suffered family bereave ment recently and we extend sympathy late in may mrs john don aldsons aunt mrs henrietta hunter died at the belmont home toronto burial was ear ly last week from the pipher funeral chapel at richmond hill mr jack storeys father jackson storev of longbranch died tuesday june 2 at st josephs hospital after a brief illness and the storey family spent much of their tune last week at longbranch art storey assisted at his grclfathers funeral stewart mcquay a former longtime member of this com munity died suddenly at the brierbush hospital stiffville monday june 1 1964 mr mcquay who has lived in the stouffville area some tune is survived bv his wife lillian a brother otto of but- tonville and a sister mrs thayne graves of west sacra ment california another broth er james also of this communi ty predeceased him last year the funeral service at the dixon funeral home markham was conducted by rev dr a f binnington wednesday of last week and interment was at the family plot at buttonville cemetery mrs rene may calvert a resident of this community for many ears mrs rene may calvert widow ot the late jona than calvert died at the york central hospital richmond hill on sunday may 31 after an illness of some duration since the death of her hus band 20 years ags mrs calvert operated the family larm with the assistance ot her son ash- ton she will be missed in the community mis calveit enjoy ed a good game ot euchre and until the last few months was a regular supporter of the wi qive father one of our choice qifts a good selection of watches cuff link sets pen and pencii sets to choose from waggs jewellery and china a gift for every occasion 24 kfaih st w stouffville phone 6402022 sb caceccessa 1 1 jil wr prices effectiv this week end wed sat june 10 is kkajt uanauiain ulu english pimento cheese slices 2 65 deep brown libbys beans 2- 43 this weeks meat features canadas finest round or rump steak or roast j 75 maple leaf shankless mild cure smoked picnics 39 jubilee rindless side bacon v 55 hamburg 3 i 100 wieners 2 ro 75 maple leaf cold plate suggestions chicken loaf stacaroxi cheese pickle a pdiento dutch loaf 6or vac psk pkjr vour choice 21 oranges 3 doz 100 home grown lettuce 2 large heads 35 new store hours open ah day monday thur 9 pm fri 10 pm free delivery phone 6403444 games held at tfcefa- buttnvffie hall she is survived by her brothers john and frank ash her son ashton and one grand son the funeral service was held from the pipher funeral home richmond hi and interment was at st andrews cemetery markham meases still measles continue to take their toll in the community children have been brought down by them consistently since the easter reces and last week principal howard atkinson of buttonville school fell prey judy hord spent several days last week recuperating from a tonsilectomy at scarboro gen hospital catering group no 2 from browns corners united church served luncheon for massey- ferguson farm guests from wellington county friday mrs h c paterson and miss mary rodick convened mr and mrs charles hooper were in regma last week where mr hooper attended the may ors and reeves convention mrs russell boington was hostess last week when the wms group of richmond hill presbyterian church met for their monthly meeting and pres entation of bale goods congratulations to mr and mrs bert craigie whose newest baby gill arrived friday happy timers to meet the happy timers will meet at the home of mrs richard fribbling don mills road at 17th avenue tuesday evening june 16 mrs forest dullege a lawyer will be the guest speak er and her topic will deal with law as it affects a womans world bon voyage party neighbours gathered at the home of mrs o brooke and mrs clara magee friday eve ning the occasion was a bon voyage party for mrs john wil- kins who flew to scotland june 10 to revisit the land of her birth there were fun and games for everyone with a variety of gifts for the traveller also as sisting at the party were miss marilyn magee mrs yvonne mathleu and mrs ken stots among those present were miss mary rodick mrs geo wardle mrs stan fierheller continued on page 13 who will be weldons fathers of the year weldons will award special prizes to 3 stouffville fathers of the year it could be your dad give him a chance to win by registering his name this week at weldons no purchase is necessary just register your fathers name at weldons 3 great prizes 1st prize summer sport coat 2nd prize slacks 3rd prize sport shirt our ml winners will be announced sat june 20th weldons know what pleases pop because thats where so many modern fathers buy their clothing see our clothing and gift selections this week daddys here are the suggestions short sleeve sport shirts 299 to 600 short sleeve knit shirts 5299 to 500 short sleeve dress shirts 299 to 600 summer dress slacks 1095 up wash n wear cotton slacks 499 to 799 bermuda shorts 499 swim wear 299 to 600 pajamas short sleeve and leg 399 to 499 lightweight jackets special 888 a complete line of menj footwear for fathers day free gift boxes weldons 39 main st w stouffville phone 6403614 mens wear footwear ltilmli

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