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t r 6 ihe stouffvlue tribune thursday aug 4 1955 additional locals mrs leah steckley will be celcrar her cvrr birthday n gormey this thursday our previous advice from gorraley was that it was mrs peter brij- lirer but jnis is incorrect cjlakemoxt lkgiov bingo august at s3q melville a ruihber of dtrectors of the stouffville arena will attend a senior hockey meeting at peter- boo on thursday of this week a complete report will appear in next weeks issue sixty billion cubic feet of lumber are cut from ontarios forests each year more than s50co ontario wage earners are employed full time by ontario forest industries and produce well over a billion dollars worth of wood products mr jack sanders iocs post master announced this week that commencing sept is all post otfiee boxes previously lo cated at klincks store in the bast end of town will be re moved new boxes are to be placed at the corner of the 10th and main street and will bo serviced by the carrier for rr 1 fifty boxes have already ar rived and each holder will be responsible for his own painters are mer wear meat market at work on the f r e curtis and oboyles mrs john s ot has learned that her the souilj- red dent a mid has been ser- in an auto acti- he was thrown from he was a p brakes failed restaurant a sales arena w le ear in which rr when the ly scotts the stouflville 11 be closed for a short period mrs reg mckay is con fined to hospital in toronto with her leg still in a cast fol lowing an auto collision last week while or her way back to stouffville a grave truck made a turn in front of the car in which she was a passenger and the driver edon wiancko a obrien ave was unable to stop the car in time to avoid a crash funeral service was conduct ed on saturday afternoon from the oneill funeral chapel for alice garthwaite the former alice richardson and widow of the late harry garthwaite the family will be recalled as hav ing resided on tenth t north some twentyfive years ago surviving are two on her bert and edgar and a daughter mrs h iirkin the funeral service was conducted by rev douglas davis with interment being made in stouifville cem etery kenneth reesor 18 farm res ident on the 5th concession of markham is in the huntsville hospital recoverng from injur ies received when his car was in collision with an american auto on monday two ohio youths were killed in the crash ken was hurled out of the dri vers door by the impact a passenger in the reesor car gary know of maple is also in hospital the headon crash occurred on xo 11 highway south of huntsville according to a recent report if no fur ther complications set in the local resident will be relased later this week victoria square mr- charles grubbed mrs jss brysoa and mrs allan orr wore hostesses at a bridal bow er at the home oi mr and mrs allan orr on thursday evening of last week this shower was in honor of their sister miss rita kefter a bridetobe miss ktffer was trie recipient of many lovely gifts from fifty relatives who were present the picnic that war to have been held at mr gordon mort- sons eoitage on sunday was cancelled as mrs gordon mort- son was ill a speedy recovery is wished for her sunday august 7th will be vacation sunday on the victoria square circuit when there will be no sunday school or church service however on sunday atigust14th sunday school will be held at 045 am mr and mrs fred mcroberts spent a weekend recently wit mrs c story and andrew a their cottage at port bolster miss greta leiffers of oshawa spent last week with mr and mrs p willow mrs robert collie and family of willowdale spent wednesday of last week with mr and mrs harvey collard and george mrs g vase of willowdale railed on friends in the commun ity on wednesday of last week mr and mrs albert poole of cornerbrooke xfld bad dinner tie syrnpaby of the ooismu- iy o oat to our pastor rev h modi and family and to fcu j mother mrs b c moddte u i the loss they suffered in ths i pasfir of rev e c meddle i la thursday mr richard westake oi fort credit i- spending the summer i holidays with his aunt and uncle i mr and mre don hunter sqzxq of our melville yoang- mas are attending the bible i school being hpld in the wide- maa church on the xb of mark sham janette and johnny lalng gordon biliie and noren pow ell leonard richard lynn and linda powell jonathan susan and stephen nigh and ia and donna reld are some who go every mornine misses yvonne doris and marilyn arsenault of mihikeu spent a few holidays with their aunt and uncle mr and mrs ross mckay while master bruce mckay had a weeks hoidaywih i his sister and brotherinlaw mr and mrs bruce rusnell danny and joanne of stouffville these visits were climaxed on sunday by the mckay and rus nell families joining in a picnic at york county park mr and mrs vardon and fam ily of toronto have moved intc their new home which the built adjoining mr mert browns property we welcome them to the community miss dianne hume mr ian hume and master richard cor yell are home again after a month at camp the hume and coryell families are spending the holidays at their summer home at cashel we notice that in spite of hot sun and dry weather dr fred mulholland is busy with hammer and saw he is building an ad dition to his new home messrs harry and carl forrei ter were treated to a birthday picnic supper at the home of mr and mrs james mowbray kettleby those present were the forrester gang mr and mrs clarence wideman of unionville and mr and mrs robt sellers and debra lynn of stouffville the gilmourlundy families held a reunion at the home of mr and mrs harvey houch on thursday afternoon of last week there were 75 members present this is to be an annual affair a speedy recovery is wished for mrs jimmie spring who is suffering from an attack of the mumps growing pullets for egg production several methods of growing pallets have proved satisfac tory such detail as sufficient space in pens and range shel ters and plenty of hopper space are perhaps more important than the actual method of rear ing providing the birds are reasonably well fed pullets are being grown entirely indoors with satisfactory results the use of shelters bn grass range however is more popular than confinement rearing with pul lets hatched in the spring experimental work indicates that it is not necessary and may even be harmful to force the growth and development of pullets with very high protein feeds on the other hand severe restriction of feed may be equally harmful if some feed restriction is practised it is nec essary- to dispense the feed in measured amounts in troughs or on the ground since restric tion on the basis of length of feeding time is relatively in- effective in retarding feed con sumption a satisfactory method of rearing pullets with a mini mum of labour is followed at the canada department of ag riculture experimental station at fredericton xb the meth od involves full feeding of mash and grain on ranges with free access to oyster shell grit and water rarge well con structed feed hoppers which require little attention are used on range mash oats and wheat are fed in separate hoppers or in separate compartments of each hopper the birds balance their own ration and a much larger proportion of grain than mash is usually eaten the pul lets are housed and fed a laying ration before egg production exceeds five percent on thursday of last week with mrs percy bennett sutton fair and horse show will be held this year from august 4 to 6 miss carol aveldon who is to be married next week was re cently the recipient of a mis cellaneous shower at the home of mrs roy dowswell when about 35 friends were in attend ance the following evening a kitchen shower was held at the home of mrs h b freel at which about 20 friends were present a breakfast in honour of car ol lean weldon was held re cently at the home of dr and mrs h a logan canadba adm corporation authorized dealers e 9 s0ns for stouffville and district abmiral opens the door to refrigerator 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