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tilt 12 the stourrylue towwe tburvuy dembtf 19 1957 wishes you avery mbw to each aiii nry one t our cumotucrs anl friiiiu offer mr iet ufctteai fr iml mkkkv chk1stmak the jlanajjeuieut and staff v your h store all items effective dec 1920212324 1ga meeaf grade v predressed turkeys young hens 10 to 16 lbs average mixed nuts 1 lb pkg 39 iga ginger ale large bottles 2 plus deposit 25c 1ga fruit o cocktail tin 29c stokely fancy f 15 oz tins peas 233 18 lb or over lb okllkit your christmas ioiltisy kama announcing the new fancy quality tapikr1tk turkey available at all iga stores in limited quantities at only slightly higher costs you will he proud when you serve your family this line qualitv bird for more infor mation inquire at your local iga store swifts premium shaxklkss skinless ready half to eat or hams t swifts premium boneless hams 89 lb pltessirooivs pineapple hams qf family s7e ff qy lb boneless 5 to 71b iy w lb club style half or whole taiuierlte small iiixk 111 ug pure pork sausage 55c with s20 bonus buck frozen foods pictaweet strawberries c 29c 15 oz pkg peas brdseye fancy i2 oi p 19c flctsweet mixed vegetables 27c bonus buck food features each item with jjwjrn bonus ruck meiri 18ov tin 43c t i- ox vp1c 53c n oit giant size or on large size vel 78c fab 34c fruit and vegetables sharpen your appetite late howe cranberries 1 lb pkg tomato juice old iga cheese ocean spray whole or jellied ivnz tin cranberry sauce 25c maple leaf mincemeat royal guest iga coffee betty crocker pie crust mix stuffed iga olives kom sweet mixed pickles iga aluminum foilwrap 211 tin 45c mb iwr 83c t8o pkg 35c 12oz iar 57c 100 jar 33c 29c bnisy to peel xnvels sunkist large size 113s doz gfc oranges jumb sizc 88 do1 huv the lies caric isrnml tarjso clusters red grapes 2 lbs 35c crisp and cruiuiiv california large size itfls celery stalks 2 for 29c the finest a vnilnblc- krononiical pficlcajso olb bap 129 pei potatoes ideal for the festive menu- delicious apples 5 for 39c ideal for the festive menu kxtra fanev jumbo size 72s with pltkk 250 box us buck slilrrifts good morning mo jar marmalade 51c these items with sl100 bonus rucks pork frmn plum pudding pnut cocktail peanuts mb ike 59c ivo tin 75c dont forget for bonus bucks this is all vou nkkl do kach week a mi in her of food prod nets are heeled as i tonus buck features i hey will be available in iga stores from 0wning time thursday until closing time the following tuesday when you buy these products yon are given one or more cert ideates which have a premium value in bonn- buck- of 20 500 1000 or 2000 u mire you pick up a handy savings wallet at your iga fowl market then each time you shop at this tore lin your bonn- buck in for safe keeping just keep saving iga bonus bucks until yon have enough to equal the value indicated for any item hi the premium catalogue ii premiums ran he claimed in thi manner watch ouri wkkklv auvfbtising fob boms buck food fkatubks ratcliffs iga foodliner st0uffv1lle ontario county council hears of cty farm operation a report on the successful operation of york county farm i i at the home for the aged york manor yonge st was given at the november session of county council farm manager archie j ritchie was congratulated on the years record at the beginning of the year agricultural representative wl jji cockburn vvas approached j regarding a farm program he helped plan the spring seeding w l campbell of the soils advisory service branch oac guelph made a survey of the farm he outlined a plan of suitable rotation for the farm j which should provide all the roughage the cattle require ini the past it has been necessary i to purchase a considerable am- j ount of hay mr campbell recj ommended tile draining of the j farm in several locations engi neering fieldman john ogilvy visited the farm with mr camp- bell in november he is pre- 1 paring a cost estimate for the lecommended tile drainage i inventory the inventory of the livestock and feed at york manor farm is mature cows 26 two yearj olds seven yearlings 10 calves under six months two bulls for sale two poultry 135 hogs seven hay 120 tons straw 8 tons oats 650 bushels and mangles seven tons there is more feed on hand than was reported other years the sale of cattle in 1937 raised ss67 champions the holstein herd is retain ing its good record ir is making additional records kenevelyn bonheur carol a member of the purebred hol stein herd maintained at york manor hed qualified for a sil ver seal for long time produc tion in 10 lactations she has produced a total of 156s40 lbs of milk containing 63j6 pounds of fat with an average test of 405 percent bunerfat carol has been milked twice a day throu ghout her lifetime and in four of her lactations has qualified for the 305day division in 1918 she led the junior four-year- olds in canada in the 305day division with 669 lbs fat from 15ss7 lbs milk however her largest individ ual record was made as a 7- yearold when she produced in 365 days 191s6 lbs milk con taining sit lbs fat carol has freshened recently she is now producing 65 lbs of milk daily in her 16th year a twoyearold junior daugh ter of highcroft has completed a lactation period with 16500 pounds of milk revise auto licence rates a new ontario automobile license fee schedule effective jan- 1 vvas announced last week by deputy transport minister donald j collins he said the schedule a designed to estab lish a more even rate schedule rather than obtain more revenue though the province expected an additional 1200000 as a result the new schedule ranges from s3 for fourcylinder cars built before 1933 to s23 for eightcyl inder cars with more than 45 rated horsepower as shown on the license 12- and 16cylinder cars the old schedule ranged from 3 for fourcylinder cars built before 1933 and motorcycles to 49 for 16cylinder cars the new rates with old in brackets are 4cylinder built before 1933 3 t3 4eylinder built after 1933 10 7 six- cylinder up to 2s hp 10 10 6cylinder more than 2s hp 15 11 8cylinder up to 35 hp 15 14 scylinder 3345 hp 1 20 21 scylinder more than 45 hp 25 s21 12cylinder j 25 35 16cylinder s25 49 station wagons up to two tons 15 1050 station wagons more than two tons 20 17- 50 motorcycles 5 s3 tbaobg3mebadeiegdbpb3dtlg i seasons greetings from your reeve s 3 ballantrae news musselmans lake news it was certainly a busy week end in this neck of the woods the christmas carnival held last saturday was a terrific suc cess everyone cooperated beau tifully and especially mrs mc nelly and mrs gloria forfar deserve a hearty vote of thanks for a job well done their hard work and that of the rest of the committee made this years carnival the biggest and best yet the door prize a big bushel basket of groceries was won by mrs ethel pollock and it could not have happened to a nicer family the other prizes were won as follows coffee maker mrs j herold ham mrs la- ppelle 24lb flour mrs char ley bagerow everyone had a wonderful time they came early and stayed late which is a sign that tilings are going well the brownies did well too they had a very attractive counter and sold out of everything the girls looked quite trim in their uni forms their prizes a lovely cushion and a dressed doll were won by john wylie and flora forfar mrs mcdermott asked us to say a big thankyou to all the kind people who donated for the counter and especially the little brownies who did such a good sales job sunday was a beautiful day perfect for the church parade held by the brownies and cubs there was a fine turnout of boys and girls and they all looked very smart and proud in their uniforms mr watson the cub- master led the parade and the hag bearers were floyd mitchell and paul gross it made a very pleasant sight on highway 48 the congregation of ballan trae united had a very pleasant surprise this sunday the phil lips family came among them for a brief visit back home everyone was very happy to see them again even if only for awhile while we are still on the sun day subject the storry children made some sort of a record this year barbara billy and freddy who go to the stouffville chris tian church each topped their class for attendance for the year well done kids and you too mom and dad who have to drive them down each sunday monday was a big day for the cubs their christmas party they had so many good things to eat that in keeping with the spirit of christmas they invit ed the scouts to join them and a really good time was had by all the boys santa wasnt there but hishel- per was and gifts were distrib uted to all the cubs and their leaders in case you didnt rec ognize santas helper it was young john nesbitt and old st nick himself couldnt have done a better job mrs a watson did a good job on kp too the kids brought a lot of the goodies but all the hot dogs were a christmas present from the da- vies and mrs a romyn of valley road did a special job on two very scrumptious cakes the group committee provided the drinks for the cubs but mrs r mclennan sent the pop for the scouts all in all it was a very happy night for the kids the december meeting of the home school was very well attended and enjoyed mr wat son was in the chair in the ab sence of mr grove who was home fighting the flu bug the programme a musical one was arranged by the teachers and put on by the children it was a very pleasant evening of soil crop assoc convention one of the many annual con ventions scheduled for the new year is that of the ontario soil and crop improvement asso ciation to be held january 29th to 31st with day meetings at the coliseum exhibition park and evening meetings at the king edward hotel toronto this years convention will have as its general theme fu turama of agriculture and those in attendance will hear and see the latest in agricul tural developments of special interest again this year will be the agricultural outlook for 1958 presented by w p watson ontario live stock commissioner in addition to sessions on gen eral farm and crop subjects there will be meetings for those interested in such special crops as potatoes registered seed tur nips and forage and several films will be shown to illustrate various topics this annual event is made possible by the willingness of several practical farmers to share their methods and exper ience and by agricultural offi cials of various organizations who present the latest research christmas music no business was discussed and a good time was had by all we might as well stay in school for one more item the annual school board meeting to be held at the school on box ing day december 26th at 8 pm this is important to all ratepayers to know how much it takes to operate your school this is the meeting to find out all there will be a vacancy on the school board to fill mr v davies term is up this year since its your money and your children involved lets be sure that you get there too thurs day december 26lh we have two very sad items to report this week the sympa thy of the community goes out to the allen family of ring- wood mr e allen who was the township welfare officer died early monday morning the funeral was held on wednesday at stouffville we know there are many around the lake who will be sad to hear of the pass ing of mrs eva pycraft mr and mrs fyuiaft spent over 25 summers at their cottage at musselmans lake the funeral was saturday and among those from the lake to attend were mrs c paxlon mrs c bagero and mr will wright in case we miss the christ mas edition have a happy one and a safe one too we hope the weatherman is good lo those of you who have to travel the highways to home merry christmas merry christmas to all at the tribune too diamund rings and duos waggs jewellery china main street stouffville ggjcictstssjcisiffsietfitss the yearly sunday school supper and christmas tree was held on thursday evening with over one hundred sitting down to tables laden with roast tur key and all the trimmings christmas slides were shown and carols sung in the short program mr earl davis was the recipient of a suitably in scribed bulova wrist watch as a token of his faithful years as superintendent in the sunday school it being the fiftyninth wed ding anniversary of mr and mrs w a rnrkler they wore presented wiih a bouquet of longstemmed red roses mr and mrs w tranmer and family were sunday visitors at his parents home here tne flu persists in our burg mrs m ramer and mrs k tranmer being last weeks vie- s i g i as the holiday season draws i near one is inclined to look back and g recapitulate the growth and prosperity i which the municipality has enjoyed g i during 1957 throughout this develop- 1 g ment some have been inconvenienced t to you i extend my sincere thanks i for your patience and consideration g during this period i for the acclamation accorded me s g i extend my sincere thanks and as i t in the past i shall endeavour to serve i the village of stouffville in what i 3 g believe to be the best interests of all 3 i in closing may i wish each one a g of you a happy christmas and gods blessing of peace and prosperity in j 1958 elmer r daniels 8 i v in practical terms without charge hotel accommodation should copies of the complete pro be made early and arrange- gram may be obtained from the ments have been made for re- j field crops branch of the ont duced rail and air rates plenty of parking space is available department of agriculture par liament bldgs toronto people compete in the oil business m im zs did you know there are more than 10000 people engaged in the search for oil in canada we know it because we run into plenty of them each time we try to lease promising oil lands i i did you know there are hundreds of skilled chemists and engineers in canadas 42 refineries we know it because our own technical people have to work hard to stay ahead of the others in producing better products at lower cost m did you know canadas oil companies employ thousands of salesmen to market their products we know it because every day our own sales people are competing with salesmen from other companies canadas hundreds of oil companies wage vigorous competition the result is increased efficiency and benefits to the consumer imperial oil limited cssso