Ontario Community Newspapers

Stouffville Tribune (Stouffville, ON), May 20, 1965, p. 4

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i w stoowulf ttlgfjh vanity my 20 hs stouffville skating club annual spring dance cedar beach gardens don gilkes orchestra friday may 28th 1965 91 pm 350 per couple for tickets call 6403663 6101913 64027s1 atlantic corporation f g felix game anvli mrr finance to rokgc st 5 kihmorh hill ont on the farm front wheat crop damage heavy from winter kill checking cars now will save trouble tribune classified ads are tops b now the conveniences of modern living are yours with ip gas delivered anywhere for ranges water heaters refrigerators etc lf gas is thrift- too altme propane gas and appliances 216 markham rd richmond hill phone av 55281 toronto wa 35851 j r alty stouffville 6401874 a a wall agricultural representative vork county good progress was made with seeding last week and if we get the right weather this week the job should be nearly finished generally seeding lias been earlier in the north pan of the county this year than in the south heavy rain in markham and vaughan has delayed spting work seeding is about ten days to two weeks late but germination and early growth is good soil moisture and fairly warm weather is getting crops off to a fast start which compensates partly for the delay the wheat crop suffered badly from winter damage this year quite a few fields have had to be broken up and reseeded some were overseeded with barley and there is hardly a field that doesnt have some kil led out patches generally los ses range between 15 and 30 r fortunately winter damage doesnt appear serious in forage crops i have looked at quite a few fields and the alfalfa and clovers have survived well and are now making good growth when seeding is finished we usually feel that the pressure is off and we can relax a little with follow up work i think that weed control should get special emphasis as well as weeding this is especially true in corn there has been a tendency in the last few years to leave alia- in spraying until the weeds and corn are well up post emergence spraying is alright but it will likely fail if the grass weeds ate more than one inch high if foxtail gets to two in ches its very unlikely that any spray will stop it the danger in waiting until weeds emerge is that it only takes a few days for them to pass the effective kill stage rainy or windy weather can easily give weeds a chance to get too far ahead a custom sprayer too ran get a few days behind schedule so i prefer spraying alra- zine on corn just as soon as possible after planting if weeds do get past the light stage then i would suggest us ing the atrazine oil combination to get a better kill early spraying is better for spiing grain too by the time weeds are six or eight inches high most of the damage has been done rough pastures and fence rows can be cleaned up with spray anytime now as well these areas usually have a lot of perennial hard to kill weeds if they are let go until mid summer 21 1 doesnt do a very effective job but many of them can be knocked out easily now plant your dahlias now in late summer and fall there are few plants with the size and color range of dahlias say horticulturists with the ontario department of agriculture they can be the highlight of any fall garden with sizes ranging from pompom to the dinner- platesized decorative type dahlias are grown from tubers which may be started in doors or planted directly into the garden they should be planted four inches deep and the tubers laid in the hole horizontally these plants like a soil that is high in organic matter and respond well to an addition of three ounces of bone meal per square yard they prefer neu tral alkaline soil to acid soils throughout the season light feedings with a liquid fertilizer will help to produce an abund ance of bloom dahlias since they grow so quickly must be kept well watered as any dry periods will cause a check in growth a compost mulch is of benefit in keeping the soil moist stouffviiie ca residents planning vacations to the cot tage country this summer would do well to have their cars in perfect mechanical con dition before leaving home as of last monday the on tario provincial police and the department of transport start ed ontarios first compulsory traffic check at two points in the province the inspection earns forces consisting of eiht or nine men will move from location to loca tion on the provinces highways spending two or iee days at each until july 23rd this is how the check will work a policeman will flag down the driver and ask to see his drivers license a transport department official will ask to see his proof of insurance offi cials say every fifth statement regarding insurance will be doublechecked with the insur ance company the car will then pass through a line of inspectors who will check headlights taillights sig nal lights windshield wipers emergency brake muffler tail pipe tires all glass horn king pins ball joints wheel bearings and tie rods the front end will be lifted from the ground to check alignment the procedure is expected to take about 10 minutes the driver will be given a carbon copy of a form noting his cars mechanical condition if the car is faultless on all points he will receive a gteen dated windshield sucker if the car has defects the driver will be asked to have them repaired and show proof to the depart ment or the police later the crews can handle about 200 cars a day business directory auctioneers insurance best buy save 34c instant coffee 6oz jar 14c off pack maxwell house 99 best buy save lc salad dressing 3207 jar miracle whip 63c best buy save 35c lloz bottles heinz ketchup 51 best buy save 27c five varieties 12oz jars lsbby relishes 4i89 best buy save 22c skim milk powder 3lb package mblk0 instant 107 best buy save 20c while or coloured lks 400s kleenex tissue 3 f 79c best buy save 14c twin pack purex tissues 6 j3c birthday feature save 14c gal sunspun or frontenac m 4f ice cream 79 save 4c 100ft roll cut rite wax paper 27c save 4c 12 inch wide 25 foot rom alcan foil wrap 33c save 9c beef or irish 1507 tins clarks stews 2 for 65c victoria day fea beaver bale of 25lbs 189 5lb bat lump charcoal 39c charcoal lighter fluid 32oz can 49c save ice- son- drink powders k00laid 20 save 77c chs first qualify 3 prs1 free 44th birthday cake with purchases o 1500 or over 19c value 698value ww m wmh sat garbage cm st id weston or sunbeam each angel food cake 41c save irl 1 varietlci dm supreme donuts 29c metal lockbtf handles cot outs ed cttr tunaooist ydjow produce red ripe family size watermelon each 99c wilsons vine ripe no 1 tomatoes lb 39c california trftborjj xo 1 lettuce ige head 33c crispy kreah no 1 cucumbers 2 for 25c schells red white stouffviiie tips re fireworks jl remember ihat younger childrer will always be fas cinated by fireworks and make a good audience but they should not participate in the actual firing of- the pieces 2 one person should be in charge of the display 3 with the single exception of sparklers xo firework is de signed to be held in lite hand when lighted older children should he taugin io partici pate under adult supervision 4 read the printed instructions on each piece arid plan the oider of firing keep in mind that firing location should be clear of overhead obstruc tions trees or wiring 5 assemble buckets or boxes of sand or a wheelbarrow filled with earth to be used as firing base g items such an roman candles and other long pieces should be buried at least halfway- down in the sand in your container and set at a 10 de gree angle from spectators 7 if containers of sand are not available dig lioes in ihe ground deep enough to bury the firework piece halfway up the barrel stamp the ground firmly around each piece be fore firing 8 have a large container such us a metal garbage can avail able to dispose of used fi re work pieces when the dis play is over these items can he sprinkled with a garden hose 9 a glowing cigarette or eigar makes a good substitute for punk as an igniter hold same at arms length apply- to the wick and stand clear immediately lemonville mr and mrs ii ilirsih enter tained mis mary ann rurk- halder to a farewell party wednesday evening friends and neighbours gathered to ex tend their best wishes and pre sented mary ann with a beau tiful white train case mr j anderson was admit ted to ixbridge hospital last week we wish him a speedy recovery rev and mrs berry of stay- ner were dinnex guests with mr and mrs r gihbins recently dr and mrs s s crouch their son dr t crouch and family motored to seaforth on saturday we welcome mr and mrs b hudson and three daughters to their newly purchased home the former h burnett proper ty mrs m bakewell was ad mitted to newmarket county hospital on saturday under ob servation we wish her a speedy recovery miss mary ann burkhaldcr left the nauta home on satur day to return to her home in switzerland she will visit with her aunt and uncle in kentucky us before returning on june 1 excavation has begun on mr and mrs h macphersons new home on ihe 7th they have sold their present home and plan to fake up residence in their new home at the end of july mr and mrs norman fairies and family of gorrie called on the wells on sunday afternoon w l atkinson rbooe stouffville 6101491 ucensed auctioneer and sale manager sales iomiiael anywhere specializing in the preparation and selling of purebred consign ments and dispersals farm auc tions furniture and real estate sales bills prepared and posted at no extra cost this specialized ser vice really pays off and means money in your pocket phone stolffvllie 6401491 ken clarke prentice auctioneers licensed and authorized for the counties of vork and ontario markham ro ph 2343161 or 6403686 prentices have been established auctioneers since 1890 a s parmer licensed auctioneer counties of vork v ontario farm stock it furniture sales a specialty telephone corniley 88t5311 address gormley po accountants john c wylie ki a licensed public accountant auditor office residence wylie acres miissolmans iakc road rr2 slnuftvillc tiionk 6103141 sun life insurance is a sure way to financial independence for you and your family as a local sun life representative may i call upon you at your convenience leonard r rosenberg itcnni ciiarterkl accountant bank of nova scotia building aurora telephone pa 791il beauty salons the powder puff beauty snlon jov ross days tues thru sat nights wed and fri for appointment call 6402472 jim abell phone 6403712 sun life assurance company of canada a mutual company behl chopall margarets beauty lounge days tues thru sat nights tues tlttirn frl for appointment call 6402932 45a main st w stouffviiie chiropractors wm s bairo ic doctor of chiropractic xray by appointment 337 main st x markham out telephone 2010701 j s delaurier dc 201 main slreel west stoultville ontario office hours ry appointment only monday to saturday telephone 610 3562 dental featuring chromeedged knives easyswing drawbar heres the hay pickup attachment that breezes through all windrowed crops the positive feeding auger is 5 feet long 32 inch es in diameter to pull in the heaviest windrows seleciacut transmission tripod optional chromeedged knives stay sharp chop more tons of finecut forage select-a- cut transmission gives short medium or long cut forage with the push of a lever other new features include kasyswing drawbar change positions as needed right from the tractor seat tripod optional holds forage deflector more firmly in place see the gehl today make us ptove it with a demonstration reesor farm service unionville phone 8865265 neil c smith lds dos office over canadian imperial rank of commerce tejephone 61030x3 xloiiltvillc graduate of university of toronto funeral directors oneill funeral home stouffville continuous telephone service day or xight phone stouffviiie 6102855 thos rirkett and son ltd general insurance aiency stouffviiie ontario insurance in reliahle companie at reasonable rates prompt service telephone 6402000 evening gordon r btrkett les clarke roh hassard willis taylor 640su5 6402144 6403585 m0 i97 legal h reginald button qc barrister and solicitor notary public s3 main st w stoultville ont telephone stouffviiie 640s5s lawrence cohen ba llr barrister solicitor rr no 2 stouffviiie ontario telephone 6402680 david a coon ba barrister solicitor notary public 33 main street west stoultville rtfl3ils0 evenings 6402103 paul w 1 ming ay ba barrister solicitor 61 main street marklmni out rhonc marklmni 2911123 2936161 william g parsons llb barrister solicitor 1st main st w ro box 320 phone 6102211 stnuftville kennedy kennedy 67 richmond st v toronto barristers solicitors notaries ross kenned prov hwy 7 locust hill markham 2941632 cattanach hindson barristers solicitors stoultville hy appointment anytime main street markham rhone 2940666 robert w mcvey qc barrister solicitor suite 300 67 richmond st w toronto markham phone 2942371 toronto rhone 3630389 opticians howard g mills ro dispensing optician 286 main street west stnuftville prescriptions filled appointments made phnne 6103 161 optometrists f richard black od optometrist stouffville medical centre rhone 6403722 for appointment hours 1000 am to 800 pm every tuesday rest homes parkview home stouffvilles new home fa senior citizens operated by mennnnlte home association charteted as a nonprofit organization guest applications now being received office open daily 2 io 5 pm box 910 sloultvillc rupert ave phone 6101911 evenings call 8875600 or 640136 surveyors d h black ontario land surveyor 310 palnleil post dr corner of markham rd scarlmirinigh oil phone atlantle 25283 res 2824508

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