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jrir tv i-jtj- topcrop y hybrid seed corn top crop 645 for silage v top crop625 fbrsiiage top crop 606 for silage top crop 355 for grain top crop 279 for grain- reliable brand golden glow corn wisconsin no 7 sweepstakes corn reliable brand garden seeds bulk and packets certified seed potatoes irish cobblers katahdin foundation stock a sebago foundation stock a garden fertilizers stiver bros mrsih lageer of toronto visited at mrs martin focklers on sunday last e a grubin ro optometrist will be at his office in stouffville on monday jun 18th mr j li byer was in giielph last week where he addressed the mink dealers association union vilie has an entry this year in the dentonia senior soft- ball league and expectsto sign cy linch for the pitching duties and sammy sward catcher when the league gets rolling dr john button has returned to bis rcaf post at st thomas after enjoying a- leave with his wife and daughter at his parents sum- mer home halls lake mrs button will follow her husband next week and the family will make their home in st thomas for the present navy league- tag day next- sat urday is deserving of the liberal t support of every- citizen we owe the lads of the navy everything we 4o for them within reason and tag day provides a good opportunity for everybody to give a nice dona tion stouffville war branch gratefully acknowledges the following gifts materials from mrs brodie mrs parthing misstillie stouffer 9th lane ladies mrsg gunn packing will be done on tuesday june 19 when all knitting and clothing you wish to contribute should be turn- 1 ed in before that date mrs m davey secretary the town of bqfrie has let a contract for 29000 to install arti ficial ice in the arena there and it will be ready to go when the snow flies tilsonburg is building a new arena at a cost of 25000 of which amount 17500 has been raised by public subscriptions 5000 from the lions club aurora town council has ordered an amendment to its water bylaw doubling the rates imposed on users outside the town rev m r jenkinson minister of the united church at pickering has accepted a call to the united church at king and tendered his resignation a couple of weeks ago revmr copeland will be the new minister at the pickering charge you wont want to miss national velvet coming to the stanley theatre three days next week one of the greatest hits of 1915 coming direct from loews toronto two weeks tonight wednesday is the lions club big carnival and dance so be sure you have your draw tickets there are no less than twentyseven chances no clue to breakin although more than a week has passed there is no trace of the culprits who committed the robbery at the stouffville planing mill when the main office was entered and a type writer stolen this is the second or third time the place has been entered in recent years although nothing of great value has ever been taken for the reason that money or other valu ables are not left there the office door at the goodall seed plant was badly damaged when the thieves were unable to force an entrance there while there is no clue to the identity of the robbers strong suspicions are said to be held since the affair is not carried out by complete strangers tothe locality electrical contractor house arid farm wiring repairs v on household appliances also washing mach ines stoves motors motors sold and traded r h mcmullen victoria street phone 3201 stouffville s j tjf i- lofep a personal hlpptiiinj wilis com s a bird rafof london eng and his bride the former grace musselman daughter of mrs musselman toronto and the late j dmusselman whose marriage took place in christ church dayton ohio the groom is the son of mrs rose bird london eng i following only two days thedeath of mrs ae owen wife of the jclsi 1uo lw wimvi former united church minister at old friends return of stouffville and district enjoyed the day among oldfriends in town a visit which was brought about largely through an item in- the tribune mrs wm- haystead union ville mr owens housekeeper mrs reesor died with shocking sud- dennessat the parsonage in cooks- ville where she had lived for some time mrs owen had been an in valid for years and passed away at daughter of the late george kemp the home lor incurables in addi- who kept the butcher shop and i- built the corner where now stands schells meat market and the tri bune office was one of the visitors and the other was mrs james cook a former town girl and daughter of the late mr and mrs aaron stover it is about 40 years since these former residents lived in town mrs haystead tells us that she was in a friends home in the city where she had an opportunity to read a copy of the tribune and from that she learned of the illness of mrs howard malloy an old friend and riding 106 miles long i rev and mrs w b moyer kit- the riding of ontariomuskoka ehener announce the engagement extends from novar on the north of their youngest daughter dons to altona in uxbridge township on elaine to gordon j folender son the south a distance of 106 miles of mr and mrs d e bolender and from georgian bay on the west stouffville marriage to take place to cannington on the east about on june 30 kitchener record loomiles in the 1943 provincial election about 15000 votes were polled stephen j furniss liberal was federal member eight years until his resignation last fall two babies were presented for baptism in an interesting ceremony conducted by rev d davis in the united church stouffville on sun day morning they were beverley merle bone daughter of mr and mrs robt bone and david wagne hamilton son of mr and mrs b hamilton mr harry bridges driver of the gray coach lines bus is home from the hospital and is recuperating nicely following his recent opera tion it will be a month before mr bridges will take over the bus again marmill the appreciation of the local air cadet committee goes to the follow ing girls who handled the tagging for the squadron recently fay oneill helen lehman doreen odgen mary valleau marion murphy jeanne miller june ward carol weldon erlene pais- leyl joyce barkey and patsy leh man how york north l k voted in june 4 t oldtimers cannot recall the township ofwhitchurch returning anything but liberal majority until june 4 when lex mckenzie progressive conservative rolled up 705 votes against the combined poll for mitchell ccf and scott lib of 595 here we give the figures showing some interesting compari sons summary in york county 1 procon ccf lib mackenzie mitchell scott baptist associational gathliing the spring meeting of the can nington linday and orillia district association of regular baptist chur ches met in stouffville on wednes day june 6th with three sessions morning afternoon and evening the first session- opened with mod erator rev gordon searle of lind say in charge pastor sidney kerr of maple hill and mt albert chur ches delivered a refreshing message from the 23rd psalm at the close of this session a basket lunch was enjoyed by those present in the afternoon a timely dis course on first things first was given by rev r guthrie orillia and mrs oldham sang very effec tively favoring the gathering with several numbers during the ad journment between sessions about one hundred- and twentyfive sat down to a dainty supper served by the ladies of- the ninth line and stouffville churches at- the evening session thoughts soared to lofty heights as rev w w fleischer delivered a master oration on the power of prayer this was clirnaxed by a stirring and- comforting message by rev royhisev of fenelon falls his subject being until during this session the toronto baptist semin ary ladies quartette supplied spe cial vocal numbers the roll call was responded to by delegates from about a dozen churches bridesmaid for her when she was married years ago mrs haysteads husband is a cpr conductor on the run torontohamilton and expects to retire within another four years certainly it was a busy day in town for the visitors who while they saw many strange faces found many more whom they knew 40 years ago and more these are old friends who have failed to keep in touch with the home town through the local news paper hence the couple were due for quite a shock when they were about to enter the corner store of spofford co when they saw the firm name in the window only to learn that the spofford co of their day had long since been struck from the roll of he business places and that the new firm of spofford co is quite different personnel only 63 per cent vote in stoukfville it is remarkable the large per- centage of the electorate who neg lect to vote in the recent provin cial election there was good interest worked up yet a very large propor tion of the voters failed to cast their ballots in stouffville only 65 per cent of the possible vote of 966 went to the polls while in sutton 84 per cent ofthe vote was polled aurora which was the centre of the- fight in north york iothe provincial con test 75 per cent or the possible vote was cast all sorts of penalties have been suggested to impose against those whodo notvote and could do so it has been said that a person who failsto vote should befined 2but it would be quite atasktoimpose the fine fact is it is one of those problems that can nriivthe solved by educating- the people on the im portance of using their franchise and safe guarding the right of that franchise tion to his pastorate now at cooks- ville rev albert owen served at unionville and uxbridge y lions invade shadow lake one of the highlights of the year for the stouffville lions is their visit to shadow lake and the affair this year held last wednesday night was no exception as a pleasure event members and their lady friends enjoyed a splendidly pre pared chicken supper in the large pavilion or recreation hall and this was followed by a short toast list one proposed to mr and mrs williams and the- shadow lake campwas offered- by mrharold spofford with the response made by miss elva miller a toast to the- ladies was proposed by rev d davis and responded to by mrs ken laushway the singsong was led by the camp director miss eleanor keys whose pleasing per sonality and genial disposition add- t ed so much to the pleasure of the visit andy- williams retiring presi- dent presided o the dinner- hour the annual picnic and dance of the york county junior farmers was held friday at mussulmans lake with the six- local clubs pre- sent in full force for the afternoon arid a record crowd of over 800 at tending the colorful dance aejcedar beach arena in the evening in the ball- games in the afternoon- sharon defeated vandorf by a score of 1510 and yellore led virginia 125 in the second round vellore eliminated sharon byv score of 2414 and victoria square won the closest contest of the day over unionville with a 109 see national velvet stouffville cooperative association 1 salt and binder twine mangels and turnip seed borax seed corn universal milkers all kinds of inflations i f hi protein 18- a growing mash plays an important part in the feeding of poultry it the connecting link betweeenthe feeding of a baby chick ahdalaying pullet and as such must carry ion from where the starter rationleftoff and fit the bird for the long- continuous high production in the fall and winter i jmarmill growing jmash is the link on many hundreds of farms- this mash made up of only carefully choserihighrquality ingredients andihanufactured and bal anced to give the highest possible digestibility of tswillgiveyour pullets thefstrong wendevelopeabodies f and large frames neesssarjf or punetstwhich are to start laying at six months of ageand continue through the winter he masoni feeding seeds yr cement j central feed store georgina 329 sutton west 252 north gwillimbury 309 east gwillimbury 662 newmarket 847 whitchurch 575 king 931 aurora 715 vaughan 1097 richmond hill 384 woodbridge 364 ward 2nyt 2369 ward3nyt 800 advance poll 2 93 04 110 294 178 377 354 625 483- 696 208 387 374 1020 232 406 553 1063 142 286 91 120 1691 850 1809- 524 9637 6244 6826 22707 totals total vote majority for mackenzie over scott 2811 majority for mackenzie over mitchell 3393 majority for scott overmitchell 582 vote by polls in aurora king and whitchurch aurora no 1 no 2 no 3 no 4 no 5 mackenzie mitchell scott 147 144 204 135 85 50 41 78 34- 29 715 232 74 100 83 67 82 406 total whitchurch mackenzie mitchell scott s 0 cesses no 1 wilcox 145 no 2 bethesda 71 no3 lemonville 85 no 4 bloomington -47- no 5 penrose 99 no 6 bogartown 132 no 7 pine orchard 65 no 8 vivian 61 ivhonestfr i vtvw stonffviuvoirt ma jijsii hi- total king no1 no 2 no no- no no no no 8 no 9 no 10a no10b nohl nol2- noil4 noirer nolle- 705 41 17 16- 22 19 36 26 31 208 77 43 63 52 52 67 51 50 387 mackenzie mitchell scott 3 4 5 6 7 45 108 75 59 85 39 76 81 55 42 65 122 v 47 7 t 45 34 30 v 30 30 20 16 7 16 10 66 68 65 66 94 76 59 36 24 53 85 46 52 46 59 59 pi v ttotalt93174ftl020 sfiuns seersuckers and violes 1448 white hats for young and old slacks and slack suits inagbod assortment of shades sizes play suits blouses and shorts m vj f6r the boys tvopiece suits 46x also suits for big boys 2632 shorts i 1 wool and cotton shorts 312 v mens shorts and summer pants sport shirts socksand elastic braces ti si m m harry goidens clothing 2 t 4t istouffville ni v- -fhonotsii- 7rv i8iiiv iooiawk ldi ita si sv l s w3ss8