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the tribune stouffville ont thursday july 26 1951 hutumtmmnmmmmitmntm dedication services remodelled church building heise hill church gormley ontario su nday july 29 services 11 am anniversary service bishop wm charlton 2 pm dedication service 7 pm praise service bishop e j swalm wainfleet gospel four will sing ontario county junior farmers hold annual picnic the ontario county junior farmers held their annual picnic on friday evening july 20th at geneva park kedron a picnic lunch commencing at 730 pm was enjoyed by a good turnout of junior farmers prior to the lunoh several of the mem bers availed themselves of the op portunity to go swimming in the cool waters of the pool following the lunch the boys and girls en joyed a ball game commenoing at 900 pm a dance was held which attracted addition al junior farmers who had been unable to attend the earlier pro ceedings the fox trots tag dances and square dances were enjoyed by all and everyone felt that it had been an enjoyable and worth while occasion the picnic was arranged by the members of the county junior farmer executive and final ar rangements were looked after by the members of the brooklin jr farmers bethesda bethesda womens institute will hold their picnic on monday evening july 30th in ratcliffs park supper is from 6 to 7 oclock this invitation is extended to all in the community the wms will hold an open meeting at a later date this meet ing will take the place of the regular monthly meeting watch for the place and date later it pays to lie good at something nobody ever got rich being a good loser victoria square threshing of wheat has begun in our community mr bert nichols commenced his on monday mr and mrs jim valliere and patsy spent the weekend with friends at delhi mr and mrs s pearsall of shel- burne visited mr and mrs s a robb mr nelson buchanan spent the weekend with mr william robb at mactier mr and mrs herb nelson miss helen boynton mr lloyd canning spent the weekend at north bay mr and mrs ray wilson and john of toronto had sunday even ing dinner with mr and mrs percy bennett and ray mr donald robb of toronto srd mr william robb of mactier vis ited their parents mr and mrs s a robb a number of cnildren in the community have been attending the vocational bible school being held at the united missionary church gormley miss marion nichols is attend ing camp at lake simcoe the regular wa meeting was held last wednesday evening at the home of mrs marcus jarvis the scripture was taken by mrs walter smith a reading by mrs a frisby the topic was very ably taken by rev a c huston following the meeting dainty re freshments were served by the hostess and her group the w a baking sale was held last saturday in front of the church and was very successful the la dies are planning on holding an other sale on saturday july 28th anyone wishing to contribute baking vegetables eggs are in vited to do so and kindly have it at the church by 11 am poison kills seven cattle eleven others may perish seven head of cattle have died on a farm near wiarton in the last few days victims of what police call deliberate poisoning police said they believed it is a case of malicious spite against david ottewell who has had 18 of his 23 cattle and six calves pois oned seven dying police believed the poison to be some kind of commercial- pest- killer but have been unable to es tablish a particular brand the loss to ottewell a longtime farmer at wiarton about 20 miles west of owen sound has been es timated at about 2300 eleven head still are ill from the poison the first three cattle were found dead from poisoning in a field on july 11 the following day a paper bag- containing the poison was found on the 53yearold farmers land ottewell watched the seventh cow die thursday but despite an tidotes and stimulants administered by veterinarian dr c h hyatt of wiarton little hope is held for the remaining cattle poisoned cattle are not allowed to be sold for butchering although some can be used by fertilizer manufacturers most of ottewells however have been buried or burned so far none of the farmers sucking calves in the death field have died the poison first causes the ani mal to lose control of itself and act drunk it then wastes away in pro longed agony the criminal investigation branch of the ontario provincial police is investigating the wholesale slaugh ter but chemical analysis have been unsuccessful in identifying the poison summer bible school wideman church july 30 august 11 give your children benefit of two weeks intensive bible teaching the entrance of thy word giveth light director a d grove phone 67702 stouffville come choose your shoes and sport shirts early for a season of dressup and play see our group of vacationthemed shoes first youll like their fash ionawareness as well as the sound comfort promised by every pair wedgle ankle strap play shoes colors how heel slingback daytime shoes whit only high wedge heel san dals iu contrasting colors a e weldon son stouffville ontario cars ix accident two cars were in collision on brock street north in oshawa sat urday afternoon one driven by irvin laughlin of locust hill was northbound and about to make a left hand turn at no 926 it was struck in the rear by a car driven by ralph arnold 168 clinton st toronto who was driving a panel truck the front of the truck was caved in but there was not much damage to the rear of the laugh lin car sergeant m c banks in vestigated pickering max robbed ix city xavier samuels who lives on no 2 highway near pickering police station was slugged and robbed in a yonge st bowling alley on saturday night when he was mak ing his way to the washroom samuel told the police two men stopped him and asked if he wan ted to play cards he said he didnt at that point one of the men moved four cows killed during an electrical storm last thursday lightning struck and killed four purebred holstein cows belonging to lloyd prouse of brooklin these valuable animals were some of his best milkers around behind samuels and the other slashed his twice across the face with his hand they then took 125 from his pockets s33333b i a modern j sr cottage e fk with paint as easy as quick as magic thats how our topquality enamels give your own cottage a stream lined modern appearance come in today choose from our large assortment agnew hardware stouffville s5532dc5 ss 1951 pontine deluxe sedan 2door 4600 miles radio airconditioning list 266500 sale 229500 1950 pontiac streamliner sedanette 25 series black with white side walls 2900 miles list over 280000 219500 1950 pontiac sedan guaranteed al reg 199500 sale 189500 1950 pontiac coach heater sun visor trim rings etc 17000 miles reg 195000 sale 179500 1950 pontiac club coupe airconditioning sun visors reg 1895 sale price 1695 1949 pontiac deluxe sedan 2tone gray airconditioning sun visor reg 1695 sale price 1595 1948 pontiac sedan 25 series hydramatic beautiful automo bile reg 1495 sale price 1395 of goodwill guaraneed used 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