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the tribune stouffville ont tlmrsday october 12 1950 wanted jr b hockey players unionville club practice at stouffville arena friday oct 13th 7 to 8 pm notice markham township taxpayers the last day for the payment without penalty of the second installment of taxes for 1950 is october 30th 1950 charles hoover treasurer 252 green river sjls news mr mcdonald visited with mr and mrs wj i fa agaln aru lime for the duncan last tuesday ii hign school field and track congratulations to marian meet on tuesday oct 3 stouff- whue who took first prize on her high helu tneir field day anci sunflower and third on potatoes tne response was wonderful and wesley took third on a new especially from the first formers hampshire cockerel at markham this year it was decided that deaths forster oscar at markham tuesday oct 3 1950 in his 7oth year oscar forster formerly of goderich and goderich township husband of the hue mamie 131yake service at goderich on friday creaser susan lloyd at sunny acres gormlev wednes day oct 4 1950 susan lloyd wife of the late john creaser mother of william buffalo john toronto and lrma richmond hill service on friday at newmarket interment newmarket cemetery miller james r at brook lyn ny on tuesday oct 10 1950 james r miller beloved hus band of stella miller and father of mayme mrs j merner of tor onto and uncle of mrs john e tjrquhart of stouffville in his 78th year resting at the chapel of l e oneill stonffville for service thursday oct 12th at 230 inter ment stouffville cemetery cm adds life and sparkle to any occasion fair mr and mrs j nighswander visited on sunday with mr and mrs jimmy routley of wexford rally and thanksgiving service was well attended mrs e white gave the story and mrs m ryan brought a very fine message on our thanks to god miss gail defoe sang very beautifully the gipsy boy miss marilyn hornshaw visited on sunda3 with eunice bruce the grays were visitors at lindsay on sunday last mr and mrs ken brooks and family are moving into the place formerly owned by mr g tarr mrs freshwater sr spent thanksgiving wish her son gordon mr tim hagermans house is nearing completion nowand will be occupied soon births mcdowell mr and mrs harold mcdowell markham are happy to announce the birth of their daughter dorothy louise on saturday sept 30 1950 at markham brookham mr and mrs ed ward j brookham nee laurette pegg reg n of oshawa are happy to announce the birth of their son at the oshawa general hospital on saturday october 7 1950 first grandson of mr and mrs thos brookham bowman ville and mr and mrs j lloyd pegg oshawa and first great grandchild of mrs andrew pegg claremont wright mr and mrs donald wright stouffville are happy to announce the birth of their daughter on wednesday oct 4 1950 at the brierbush hospital stouffville a sister for linda clarke mr and mrs bruce clarke stouffville rr4 are happy to announce the birth of their daughter pauline louise on thursday oct 5 1950 at the brierbush hospital stouffville brillinger mr and mrs earl brillinger stouffville rr4 are happy to announce the birth of their daughter on friday oct 6 1950 at the brierbush hospital stouffville awards would be given to the first five in an event instead of the first three as in previous years and all points went toward your class this gave more students a chance to show their ability and attain marks for their class the following are the champions of the meet for 195051 jills junior june smith 55 points marg reid 32 points intermediate helen snowball 53 points isobel keffer 51 points senior marion atkinson 5g points shirley schell 45 points boys junior graham frisby 85 points eric davis 72 points intermediate john davis 52 points jim bndendistel 43 points senior willard meyer 56 points ron smith 42 points this is how the classes stand as results of all the points attained by its members the winner grade xiii with an average of 13s grade xii 13 grade xi 99 grade xa 79 grade xb 61 grade ixa 43 grade ixb 24 all in all it was a wonderful success and we only hope we can hold our standard high at the interschool field and track meet on friday oct 13 fairs ts- 1 7c pea t i check these everyday low prices 1 9tf australian pineapple pieces 36c i horsey brand sweetened 1 grapefruit juice table jalk sweetened pineapple juice aylmer choice sliced peaches ogilvie cake mixes 33c ogilvie minute oats tts 34c gormley a pretty wedding took place last saturday afternoon in st johns anglican church when miss catherine pelling and mr arthur reid of ottawa were wed we extend our very best wishes for their happiness mr and mrs c steckley and mr and mrs john weiss of toronto enjoyed a motor trip to montreal over the thanksgiving weekend mrs john bond spent last week end with miss nellie clendenning of markham mr and mrs e hunt and ruth and miss beula heise had supper sunday evening with mrs e jones we are pleased to welcome mrs p cober and daughter doris back to our community from the ford- wich district mrs cober is making her home with mr and mrs lan- don steckley miss velma cober of toronto visited with her mother over last weekend miss stella kaise left monday in her new chev for her long trip back to california to her work we are very pleased that mrs peter steckley of stayner was able to visit back in gormley again on monday at the home of mr and mrs landon steckley quite a number of friends and relatives visited there with her mrs steck ley lives in stayner with mr and mrs h sheffer and has passed her nintieth birthday and still our gormley properties continue to change hands mr f harvey has sold his mill and busi ness to mr hervey of toronto the hamilton home formerly that of mr john sider has ben sold to mr and mrs hardy of toronto balsam and mount zion the township of uxbridge will revert to standard time at 12 oclock midnight saturday oct 14 1950 by order of council john ashenhurst clerk unionville ponies win at markham and woodbridge the markham fair classes for light horses and ponies were well filled and included several of the top show stock of the country mr charles gilbert who judged the ponies and mr sam hastings who judged the light horses did a fine job again this year miss betty rae again rode her outstanding pony lea of davi- burn to victory in the saddle pony class tiny babe a voting shetland pony owned by lloyd weatherill was placed second in the single harness poivy under eleven hands mr gilbert beck showed mitzi in the single harness pony over eleven hands and won the class mitzie and sonny boy were placed first in the tandem and second in the team classes mrs l f flaska entered her beautiful saddle bred palamino sherry which was ridden by betty rae sherry was placed first in the saddle horse class at the woodbridge fair on mon day mr lloyd weatherill and mr gilbert beck entered their ponies in several classes mr weatherills pony tiny babe was placed fourth in the single harness class in the single harness class over eleven hands mr becks pony mitzie was placed second to ruby jean davigold owned by mr lome cousins mitzi a welsn bred pony is given credit for putting up such a grand show against ruby jean a hackney bred pony which we understand only beat her by a slight margin in the team class mitzi and major were placed first bloomington a community shower largely at tended was held on thursday even ing at the wallace vaughan home cor air and mis gray the former hele vaughan of bloomington mr and mrs geo mccormack and family of sudbury were thanksgiving guests at the home of her parents mr and mrs w a fockler mr and mrs howard kee and family of orangeville and mr car- michael of rochester visited here saturday with relatives and attended markham fair mr and mrs ken tranmer and sons were sunday visitors at union ville richmello old cheese lb 47c pink salmon b 3 25c niblets fancy soldn kernel corn lynn valley std golden cut wax 14 oi tt gp3 fruits vegetables we carry a good assortment of fruits and vegetables fresh daily- van duscn 28 or tins choice tomatoes 2 for 29c dcwklitt choice size 4 5s 15 or tins green peas 2 for 23c sweet iiiul bursting with irfice size do florida seedless grapefruit xiw crop v s no 1 sweet potatoes ontario o i washed carrots ontario no 1 wa parsnips 3 lbs 19c 4 for 25c 3 lbs 19c 3 lbs 10c 3 ungraded eggs wanted w py hiihit markt prici for ggi shipping tagi avail- abl at our itorai so man ager for particulars rg grading lutioff 029 ontario no 1 cooking onions 3 lbs 10c at stouffville mr jack prest attended his nieces wedding in toronto on saturday mr and mrs reg hoskins and family spent the weekend with relatives in montreal mr and mrs harper beaver and family of shelbourne spent thanksgiving with mr and mrs cecil jones sunday visitors with mr and mrs lome jones wore mr and mrs morgan evans mr and mrs wm evans and family mr and mrs edgar evans and donald mr lloyd linton all of claremont and mr and mrs carl dopking and family of dundas mr and mrs cecil zealand and two daughters mrs zealand sr and mrs joseph smith of lindsay visited sunday with mr and mrs les harbron mr and mrs cyril stephens and family of toronto mr and mrs lloyd smith of prospect and mrs geo smith of whitby spent thanksgiving with mr and mrs orr graham owing to anniversary services at i kinsale next sunday sunday school will be at 10 am and the evening service wills be with drawn the active service class will meet on wednesday evening oct 18 at the home of mr and mrs lome jones this will be a hal loween party and everyone is asked to dress in costume congratulations to mr winton white on winning prizes on his herefords at markham and nor wood fairs anniversary services will be held sunday oct 20th rev ken neth- kleator assistant minister at bloor street united church tor onto will be speaker at both ser vices the home choir in charge of music in the morning and the odd fellows choir from brooklin in the evening apples for sale tolman sweets 150 bus mcintosh reds 1 00 bus snow grounders 75 hus juice apples 50 bus mcintosh reds are sortings good size but somewhat hail marked ex cept for some hail marks the sweet apples are the nicest we have had for several years a a knight ash burn ontario engagement mr and mrs e anthistle of toronto announce the engagement of their daughter jean driscilla to carl arthur holden son of mr and mrs arthur s holden of markham the wedding will take place on saturday october 21st in markham united church visits ohio farms by claude brillinger manager of stouffville coop on sunday morning october 1st a group of 24 men and 3 ladies left london ontario for a tour through the state of ohio one of the most progressive states in the usa the group was composed of coop directors managers and the vice president of the united cooperatives of- ontario in toronto for four lovely days with temp eratures ranging in the sos we vlsited farms local and central coops fertilizer plants dairies creameries insurance cos and radio stations the state of ohio from a view point of a cooperator is the essence of perfection the farm bureau in the states is the same as our own cooperatives in ontario except they are in many more lields of merchandise and more extensive plants for instance the farm bureau insurance co is the 3rd largest in the states and is only covering 12 states they have just completed building a new five million dollar building to house their activities and are growing so rapidly that another huge buildin will lie started in 1951 the farms in ohio are almost entirely growing cash crops such as wheat soyabeans and corn this according to louis bromfield of malabar farms which we visited is depleting the soil to such an extent that unless soil conser vation is practiced soon the top soil will be lost in another ten years on malabar farms by careful building up the soil with legumes over a period of 5 years the unbelievable growth is evident on 600 acres of the finest crops of alfalfa i have ever seen the roots go down in the ground for a depth of 20 feet whicji was proven to us at the time of our visit one coop fertilizer plant which we visited of which there are four in the state had a capacity of 400 tons per day and were working to the limit in order to supply all the fertilizer for wheat seeding which was just beginning on october 1st the farmers in ohio have one great advantage over our farmers in this district and that is they have no milk quotas from the dairies of if they have do not have any second grade or any surplus milk the coop has set up a dairy creamery and powdered milk plant which takes all the surplus milk off the market for powdered milk and also acts as a distributing agent even to large corporations such as bordens this seems to work beautifully for the farmer and he is not discriminated against to the degree he feels he is here in ontario the trip covered a distance of some 1200 miles and took four days to complete i felt that we can learn a great deal from our amer ican friends and also they can learn many things more conser vative in nature from us peaches mr and mrs warren morris of the 7th line celebrated their silver wedding anniversary on sunday guests were present from toronto sutton freshwater huntsville and markham cm rio theatre uxbridge two shows nightly matinee saturday at 200 pm a driver carefully train ed to drive in all sorts of weather and all sorts of traffic a bus equipped with the best safety devices and reg ularly inspected these are the added safety- features you enjoy at low cost when you travel by bus bound trip washington 2535 north bay 1320 montreal 1590 new orleans 4635 subject to change tickets and information stouffville motors m phone 170 old at 405060 man youre crazy forsct your ace i thousands arc peppy at 70 try pepping up with ostrox contain tonic for weak rundown recline due solely to bodys lacx of tron which many men and women call old try ostrex tonic tablets for pep younger reeling this very day new kct acquainted size- only 60o ior sale at all drug stores everywhere m thursday friday saturday october 12 13 14 the duchess of idaho in technicolor esther williams and van johnson foto nite every thursday this week first offer 15000 second offer 500 wednesday is attendance night monday tuesday wednesday october 16 17 18 my blue heaven in color betty grable and dan dailey is a pure drink of natural flavours thursday friday saturday october 19 20 21 broken arrow in technicolor james stewart and jeff chandler we have it simplified hydraulic control for trailed implements heres wd fingertip control for all trailtype equipment built for standard hydraulic control this simple ram assembly meets asae specifications and lets you make full use of tha wd hydraulic system 1 raises or lowers headers or colter bars without effort 2 the oneway cylinder does not freeze the lift leaves it free to raise and lower over obstructions without damage 3 quick coupling one hose less bulk and weight to move from one implement to another 4 plenty of power for 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