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Stouffville Tribune (Stouffville, ON), June 3, 1965, p. 7

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classified notice the board of trustees of the roman catholic separate school for the village of stolff- ville take notice that the above mentioned board of trustees did on the 1st day of june 1965 pass a bylaw to authorize the borrowing of money by the issue and sale of debentures of the said board of trustees in the principal amount of 20100000 1 the purpose for which the money is to be borrowed is to build and equip a school of five classrooms and one general pur pose room in the village of stouffville in the county of york 2 the amount to be borrowed is 20100000 on the security of the said debentures which shall be a charge upon the school- house property and premises and any other real and personal pro perty vested in the said board of trustees and upon the sep arate school rates 3 the debentures are to bear interest at the rate of otc per annum and are to be in denomin ations of not less than s10000 each and are to mature 1 the years 1966 to 1985 inclusive the debentures are payable annually in the years 1966 to 1985 inclu sive the aggregate amount of principal and interest payable in each year of the currency of the debentures being approximately equal c w kamps secretary coming events bingo every monday night in the claremont legion hall cash prizes share the wealth and jackpot game time 800 pm everyone welcome 32tf cards of thanks we wish to thank neighbors who helped friends that visited ail the people in the hospital for kindness to mr fred rowe emily and jim mcdonald leah and george mcdonald many thanks to my neigh bours friends and relatives for the kind inquiries cards flow ers and help during my recent tay in the hospital and since returning home edna lee my sincere thanks to all who remembered me while in york county hospital for the many visits cards flowers and gifts and for the ones who helped out at home and a special thanks to dr smith and dr mitchell mrs george harman bazaar tea and baking sale will be held at the home of mrs richard day on sauday june 19 from 2 to 5 pm pro ceeds for mt zion ucw ev eryone is invited wednesday june 16th at s pm euchre party in the claremont community hal sponsored by the claremont vol unteer fire dept lucky draw for doll dressed in fifty sico bills 12 not lowest bid- purchase raises debate required to file proof of same with the undersigned on or be fore the 24th day of june 1965 after which date the estate will be distributed have regard only to the claims of which notice has been received dated at toronto this 28th dav of may 1965 henry mvles executor 201 st leonards ave toronto 13 live stock the annual memorial day service of the church hiil cem etery will be held sunday june 13th at 3 pm rev norman ro wan as guest speaker special music by ladies trio from ma ple hill church 12 the annual memorial service will be held in erskine ceme tery on june 13th at 3 oclock dr v a mckay minister dunbarton choir mr a ward soloist stewart beare public address system 12 bingo everv saturdav night in the veterans hall stouff- ville sponsored by the canad ian legion and ladies auxiliary branch 459 special games jackpot cash prizes doors open 730 pm games start at 800 sharp admission 50c 23tf were celebrating our lucky 13th anniversary june 10 11 12 by giving away free samples lucky door prizes and many many specials on sale bring the family and help us celebrate see ad in next issue of the tribune houstons the rexall drug store i wish to thank my friends neighbours and relatives for their cards prayers and baking that was brought in also for the plant from the baptist church and visits from mr gooderham during my recent illness all was appreciated mrs floyd steckley fraser lake camp swimming hiking pony rides crafts out trips and canoeing conducted in a christian atmos phere by competent counsellors any child 916 years is welcome 20 per week includes transpor tation for further information phone 6402679 2943473 47tf produce beef pork bs quarter or sloe prepared for your freezer or locker 34u custom killing and curing of meat a specialty schells meat market stouflvillo ph 6401942 i wish to thank all those who io kindly remembered me with fruit flowers books and the many cards and inquiries re ceived during my long illness at home and my stay in the tor onto east general hospital ev erything was so very much ap preciated mrs ivy lewis i wish to extend my thanks to friends and relatives for their beautiful cards flowers and other gifts and the many pray ers offered for me special thanks to the united church rev mr borland for his visits and prayers also to dr brodie and the nurses and staff of ux- bridge hospital during my stay there mrs mary wagg in memoriam beef pork by quarter or side cut and wrapped for lreezer we also do custom killing 4tf fast freezer service fretz bros harper bus 6403125 res lee 6402098 norm 6401876 notice ro creditors and others in the estate of dora jane madill deceased all persons having claims 1 against the estate of dora jane madill late of the village ofi v recommendation to pur- stouffville who died on or about c a tractor for the twp of the 23rd day ol april 1965 are pickering that was not the lo west price submitted was questioned oy councillor har vey spang at a meeting on monday night and aroused con siderable debate among the members to add strength to council lor spangs argument it was learned that the lowest bid came from a firm within the township while the selected tender was from charles rich ards and sons of stourfville councillor donald waring said that the lowest priced ma chine did not meet with the specifications as required by the tender he said that the in ternational unit from the rich ards co did meet all require ments a taxpayer it was revealed that the ri chards tender had been select ed by the bylaw enforcement officer harry ashton were arguing about something thats of very little concern said de putyreeve mrs jean mcpher- son the lowest tender came from a local man who pays a business tax and i feel it should be our concern argued councillor spang reeve clifford laycox admit ted that he was no authority on tractors i have enough troub le running my own power lawnmower he said approval was given to the purchase of the richards ma chine pending an explanation from the head of the depart ment the price was 5314813 a mower attachment will be purchosed from d l mairs at brougham for 51515 pony gelding for sale white and brown good with children 125 to a good home phone at 25934 for white egg production you should have the babeock b300 dayold and foui-week- old pullets for immediate de livery order 16 and 20-wcok- old pullets now to ensure fu ture delivery fleming farms limited phone beamsville 5637712 or gormley 8875480 a bore is your time thief who steals typewriters for rent standards 7 a month 3 months for 18 portables 6 a month 3 months for s15 tribune office supplies main st stouffville the wise golfer will be careful to keep his score low on the 19th hole oboyles slaughter house beef pork for sale by quarter or halves custom killing and curing bus 6401343 4920 beelby in loving memory of my sister and brother-in- law the late mr and mrs kirkwood beelby who passed away may 25 1959 june 18 1957 we cannot bring the old days back when we were all together but secret tears and loving thoughts will live with me forever lovingly remembered by mary cowic dev1tt in memory of a dear mother and grandmoth er gertrude dcvitt who pas sed away june 3rd 1963 peacefully sleeping resting at last the worlds weary trouble and trials are past in silence she suffered in pat ience she bore til god called her home to suffer no more son john daughterinlaw marion granddaughters dale janet orland in loving memory of a dear son and brother or- land nokes who left us so suddenly on may 26 1962 he is gone but not forgotten and as dawns another year in our lonely hours of thinking thoughts of him are always near days of sadness will come oer us many think the wound is heal ed but little they know the sorrow that lies in the heart concealed lovingly remembered by mother dellma nokes brothers george and bob and sister audrey pattenden in loving me mory of our dear mother and grandmother edith patten- den who passed away june 7 1963 loving memories will linger ever time cannot change them it is true for dally we are reminded of the happy years with you lovingly remembered by percy and cora pattcnden nettie and norman steckley id ftmllle auction sale of implements trucks cars case tractor case combine etc 900 cement blocks and quantity of grain household furniture sat june 12 the property of elvine soomre lot 9 con 8 reach twp 1m miles west of highway 12 farm implements case tractor with rebuilt motor case combine 6ft swath 2furrow plow on rubber wheels 3furrow plow on steel wheels side hay rake case cultivator international harves ter seed drill massey harris manure spreader oliver wagon oliver hay mower garden tractor briggs strat- ton with full array of im plements milking machine with separator quantity of grain oats barley and buckwheat 1954 gmc panel truck 1948 fargo pickup truck 1952 meteor 1958 isetta with new motor 1959 renault dauphine air blower for barn with ducts concrete blocks approx 900 various plumhing x hpating supplies elbows tees etc 2 jacket heaters oil space heater electric motors m to h p curved 20 in dia steel roof rafters steel mesh for green house coverings various farm tools access ories household furniture ge refrigerator moffat burner electric range 5piece chrome kitchen suite dining room suite 6 chairs table buffet china cabinet also separate buffet table various other tables chairs fc rocking chairs 2 chesterfield beds 1 chair 3 sofas 3 steel beds springs mat- resses several dressers vanities trunks clothes many other articles not mentioned no reserve terms cash sale at 1 pm dst lloyd turner son clerks owner and auctioneer not re sponsible for any accident which could occur on dav of sale alvins farmer auctioneer class a mechanics required regular hourly rates plus weekly bonus usual company fringe benefits and training program apply to mr d powell coffey bartley motors limited your local mercury dealer stouffville phone 6402600 dwarf virus strikes oat crop in york county a a wall agicultural representative york county the first problem showing in crops this year is in oats 1 know of several fields that have started off alright but when the crop gets about six inches high a lot of the leaves start to turn yellow from the tip back the injury usually isnt uni form it occurs in large patches or streaks but often over half the field is affected a field in this condition looks awfully sick at this time of year leaves can turn yellow for many different reasons lack of nitrogen is a common one either too much or too litle moisture can have the same ef fect and right now light soils are awfully dry oat nematodes are another pcssihilitv as well as yellow dwarf virus disease i think a shortage of nitrogen or moisture can be ruled out as primary causes litis year either of these would affect all the leaves on a plant equally and the fields i have seen have a mixture of healthy and yellow leaves nematodes are a more likely cause particularly where the field is very patchy and where it is the second or third crop of oats however we had this same condtion in a lot of fields last spring and the crop grow out of it fairly quickly after a few rains and food grow ing weather this suggests that nematodes were not responsible because an oat plant usually doesnt recover very well if it has to live with nematodes the most likely cause of the trouble then is the yellow dwarf virus this is spead by aphids and there is no effective remedy or prevention for it in fact there is no remedy for any of the problems i have mentioned except that some good rains would enable the plant to grow despite the difficulties when moisture is short any effect of disease or insect damage shows up very quickly if fertility is low as well the setback can af fect yields badly if very little nitrogen was used at planting time broadcasting ammonium nitrate now might help to bring a field back i have some reports of oats being killed by atrazine residue too the symptoms of this are quite distinct the leaves bleach right out and whiten the plants arent just sick either they die completely in a very shot time fortunately residue damage doesnt occur very often over large areas usually it is in narrow strips where the spray er overlapped or where a crown was made for plowing tenderfoot how can i tell mushrooms from toadstools second class scout eat some before you go to bed if you wake up the next morning i theyre mushrooms firecrackers scare horses youth convicted firecrackers thrown from a passing car on dominion day frightened a horse and a pony bearing a woman and a child in markham township william b skelton 19 of unionville was charged by markham township police with a disturbance pc dan denby told the court on tuesday that skelton was a passenger in a car and as it passed the two riders on the shoulder o the road he the shoulder of the road he hoofs the horses shied at the noise but the riders remained in the saddles although crown attorney arleigh armstrong indicated a first offense for the youth skelton told magistrate o s hollinrake that he had been convicted before the magistrate asked police for a complete report on the youths behaviour and remand ed him in custody for sentence on june 3rd the stouffytue tribune twrfty km 3 1765 j prince albert called on mr and mrs george pickett monday the glen major auxiliary are holding their meeting on thursday today at the home of mrs ralph faulkner gormley news congratulations to mr a f leek who celebrated his 91st birthday on june 1st in honour of his birthday mr and mrs leek had dinner with their son and daughterinlaw mr and mrs elmer leek of headford eaaeesssasassssassass stationery machines furniture tribune office supplies phone 6402100 aaaasssssaaaaassssseaam chtfrch news i glen major may 27th mr and mrs jim peddie and fred visited sunday evening with mr and mrs c fiss fred and gladys miss linda johnson spent the weekend with mr and mrs allan holman and family brooklin mr and mrs claude sim- monds and family spent the weekend at their cottage mrs clinton neville enter tained three ladies from tor onto last week mrs j harrison mrs m horning and daughter visited mr and mrs george pickett on sunday mr and mrs alec hingston and family toronto spent the weekend with mr j a hing ston mrs gowan ferguson mr r ferguson and mr irwin toron to spent the weekend at glen gowan miss mabel baker water- down spent the weekend at the edgar fiss home mr and mrs fred fiss and family visited sunday with mr and mrs george johnson mr and mrs john richard son of toronto called on mr and mrs jim jones monday ev ening mr and mrs george wilkin son coboconk visited mr and mrs george pickett recently mr and mrs bev taylor and family oshawa mr and mrs clare mcguckin and family mr and mrs norman faulkner and family stouffville mr and mrs gordon jones and family and mrs percy pugh and boys visited monday with mr and mrs ralph faulkner miss laura third spent a few days last week with miss cindy fiss mr and mrs ben smith mr and mrs h garvie and family christ church anglican stouffville rev john l ball rector sunday june 6th 1965 930 am holy communion 930 am junior and primary sunday school 1030 am sr sunday school wed 7 pm choir practice fri 8 pm girl guides sat 10 am brownies sat 10 am junior choir practice stouffville united church rev a l borland ba bd sunday june 6th 1965 11 am morning worship sunday school 945 am adult bible class 945 am junior intermed iate 11 am nursery kindergarten primary crib 5 toddler dept at mrs h dewitts during church ser vice for babies and toddlers weekly programme mon 7 pm explorers wed 715 pm scouts fri 7 pm cubs claremont baptist church minister bev h sydney huiyer dd sunday june 6th 1965 945 am sunday school 11 am sermon subject a religion is not good enough unless 12 noon coummunion service 730 pm gospel service i stouffville united missionary v church rev arthur walsh minister sunday june 6th 198 j 10 am sunday school with classes for all ages 11 am the pastor 730 pan pioneer girls en campment service the spec ial speaker for this occasion is miss margaret jennlsor of child evangelism fellowship stouffville baptist church pastor gordon t gooderham bth sunday june 6th 1965 950 bible school plan to use our sundav school bus 1100 and 730 the pastor will preach at both services the lords table following morning worship wed s00 prayer meeting holding forth the word of life second markham baker hill baptist churches rev bruce hlsey sunday june 6th 1965 second markham prayer service wed 8 pm next lords day bible school 10 am morning service 11 am gospel service 730 pm baker hill sunday services bible school 130 pm service 230 pm ah welcome churchill vivian churches rev k burton bth sunday june 6th 1965 churchill musselmans lak sun 955 bible school 11 am morning worship fri 7 pm young peoples vivian 10 am bible school 730 pm worship service wed 8 pm prayer bible study for both churches immaculate one owner cars you cannot afford to miss 1964 pontiac parisienne 2door hard top auto 6 p steering 2695 1964 impala 2door hard top auto 6 p brakes p steering w walls radio 2895 1964 impala 2door hard top auto 8 327v power brakes power steering radio w walls 3095 1963 impala convertible red black top auto 6 radio w walls 2495 1962 belair 4door sedan auto 6 1650 1962 belair 4door sedan standard 6 radio 1500 1962 volkswagen radio 695 1963 chevy ii 4door sedan radio w walls 1750 1962 olds 88 convertible fully equipped 2495 1964 biscayne 2door sedan 2095 1963 ford fairlane station wagon 6 cyl standard 1595 1960 mpc 4door hard top radio auto 6 1395 1961 biscayne 4door sedan 1395 1961 4door hard top 1495 1962 impale 2door hard top radio auto 8 1895 1964 olds 88 2door hard top fully equipped 3095 stouffville memorial christian church minister rev clarence t bass sunday june 6th 1965 10 am bible classes for adults yp and children 11 am the minister 1215 pm the lords supper 730 pm united service with rlngwood church rev mur ray ford of islington repre senting the shantymens as sociation this weeks thought i do not attempt to please christ i surrender to him and follow and obey him the pleasing takes care of itself a byproduct ringwood christian church bev a barry jones bth sunday june 6th 1965 10 am sunday school 11 am worship service 700 pm rev henry ford o shantymens ass testimony ray parker 630 pm wed childrens meeting 8 pm wed ce prayer meeting altona united missionary church rev frank huson pastor sunday june 6th 1965 1030 am sunday school 730 pm evangelistic service wed 8 pm prayer service and bible study the church with the light on sunday night many more to choose from drop in and browse motors lt 7 highway west 2941440 markham onf 2941441 uxbridge salvation army captain frederick lung officer sunday june 6th 1965 1100 am holiness meeting 215 pm sunday school 700 pm song and praise service bus for afternoon sunday school leaves stouflville 130 pm for detail call 8523841 uxbrldge if you have no church of your own join a growing concern united missionary church pastor rev grant slosj sunday june 6th 1965 markham 950 am sunday school 11 am and 730 pm the pas tor wed 8 pm prayer service coming june 13 730 pm the first drive in service on the markham plaza dicksons hill 945 am morning worship 1050 am sunday school 730 pm rev e boettger wed 8 pm prayer service ballantrae lemonville united churches bev g roy inglls ba mlnlstol sunday june 6th 1965 ballantraemusselmans lake 10 am sunday school 1130 am joint worship ser vice musselmans lake church monday june 7th 8 pm young peoples meeting lemonville 10 am worship service 1130 am joint worship ser vice musselmans lake ghurch monday june 7th pm brownies tuesday june 8th 8 pm bible study at home of mr and mrs h nauta wednesday june 9th pm cgit 7 pjn cubs t scouts st james presbyterian church stouffville minister rev fred h cromey ba sunday june 6th 1965 10 am morning worship 10 am church school united church rev geo davison sunday june 6th 1965 melville 6th cone markham 10 am sunday school 1115 am worship service 120th anniversary guest minister rev r c williams of maple music by the wide- man male quartet betiiesda 8th cone whitchurch bcthesda service withdrawn gormley united missionary church rev l k slder pastor sunday june 6th 1965 945 am sunday school 11 am worship and sacra ment of the lords supper 730 pm evening service theme the christian and his reading wed june 9 8 pm prayer meeting the word for the world bloomington christian gospel church rev d benson pastor sunday june 6th 1965 945 sundav school classes for all ages 1100 am morning worship mr mrs e frost will be with us they have spent many vears in africa 730 pm evkning service mr mrs allen wallace of the faith mission in canada mr wallace will bring the message they will also sing in the service note thur june 3rd at 800 pm the ladles monthly fellow ship will meet set for the defence of the gospel all are welcome

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