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classified boyhood days on the farm cars trucks 319 dodge xor sale new tires motor in good condition radio ph stouffvilie 46j for sale 1953 henry j coach 1951 buick coach 1949 plymouth station wagon esso service station ciaremont ont phone 2 50 meteor custom for sale good motor tires repainted cheap make offer r deeoer 2 miles north of ringwood on no 48 hw 512 cards of thanks we wish to extend to all of our very kind relatives neigh bors and friends our most sin cere appreciation for beautiful floral tributes cards of sympa thy words and deeds of true friendship and kindness extend ed to us during our recent be reavement of a loving mother and motherinlaw daughter jessie and soninlaw john h middleton i would like to express my ap preciation to the many kind friends who were so thoughtful to remember me on my birthday with cards letters and gifts your thoughtfulness was very much appreciated mrs willis lehman hitting the ceiling is the wrong way to get up in the world the correct answers young sters give to school problems are passing remarks v w jp v v v see and hear dr matt dymond the stouffvilie tribune classified advertising rates akticus roa sals uvestocx fob sal xal estate wajfted caks fob sale lost foukd etc cuk jcata u ft wattl lit wsak xc fitn tueitltt li srita it- f 7sc 1st tnk a far astra caoaacatfta waaka hut ba paid week f insertion if cbarzed an additional 2s will ba added a chart of sse will ba tnada for all caplic diractad to thia offlc notices cominc events cards of thanks la word with a minimum of 1100 b1aths engagements mahriaces 1100 per insertion in hemobiams sum minimum for 4lina ttraa plua f 0c for each additional 4lina en displat classifieds 125 per inch with a minimum of one inch additional consecutive inaertiona at 1100 per inch ah classified ads must be in this office not later than it am wednesday send cash stamps or money orders and sava money clip this out for reference in old ontario at church hill 1801882 by e a quantz there were no cigarettes in those days we had cigars and plug tobacco the smoking plug and the chewing plug the chewing was a darker color heavier and not so dry- the old clay pipe was much in use the smoker would take out his plug his pipe and his jackknife whittle enough from the plug to fill the pipe bowl and light up with a match no lighters had been invented as yet for chew ing just bite off a bit of the plug sometimes cut off instead of bite off heres one on me one of the boys had swiped some of his dads chewing he offered me a bit in school it was near clos- in georgian bay in lake erie in the atlantic ocean on the at white rcmfwypshrdlcmlwy shore at massachusetts and at white rock on the pacific coast i found nothing better than old musselmans lake in the winter we had occasion al coasting parties we small fry did most of our coasting on saturdays we had not far to go from the church hill cor ner both of the churches had suppers during the christmas season the christian church also had an outdoor party some time in midsummer this was held in someones grove the stouffvilie brass band was one of the highlights at this gather ing there was usually a spe cial speaker and sometimes a football game and a few other ing time so of course i must attractions the cost of the din- have a try at it i chewed and swallowed everything on the way home i became as sick as a horse i thought i was going to die i threw up everything but my boots when i told the home folks what was the matter they just laughed and made fun of me it was no laughing mat ter with me that was the first and the last tobacco that i ever used pays to treas seed potatoes it wasnt many years ago that potato growers heard a lot about treating seed tubers for mm iu a eoesks joyed the games as well as the i think i mentioned several parties in a previous article i missed one the old donation party i remember one from church hill to our ministers at stouffvilie the people got together and figured what each was to take a cord of wood a few sacks of oats for the par sons horse no cars in those days a quarter of beef a cured ham a few dozen eggs a few pounds of butter etc also some cash donations i remember the doners speech he said silver and gold have i none but here are a few greenbacks that may serve as well we youngsters who were able to go always en- ckvr tv ch 3 barrie monday june 8 6 05 pm ih zoctonia to blackleg and seed- piece decay unfortunately potato disease control just didnt come that easy and many growers who depended on a sureshot chem ical were disappointed some i even quit treating seed alto gether we learned a lot since then comments ontario agricultural college botanist prof c b kelly the main thing being that seed treatment is effective only against surface organisms mercuric chloride and semasan bel are useful for treating sur faceborne bacteria rhizocto- nia verticillium and seedpiece decay spergon and phygon can be used for prevention of seed decay and they will also stop rhlzoctonia fungi from attacking the sprouts but if the disease is inside the tuber or is a virus there is i i no effective control notes kel ly seed treatment wont stop supper the ladies always had an extra supply of good eats any surplus was left at the parsons in summer the boys for miles around used to meet at the lake for a bath a swim and for extra mischief there were some good swimmers and we little chaps learned to swim we would wade out as far as we could and turn and try to swim in some of the older ones would often show us how and we soon learned later i swam the officers and members of the york north progressive conservative association cordially invite you to attend a reception in honour of honourable leslie m frost qc lld prime minister of the province of ontario and major a a mackenzie mc your progressive conservative candidate at the lions hall centre st richmond hill tuesday june 9 1959 from 200 to 430 pm late blight fungtis in tubers it doesnt control verticillium wilt if the fungus has entered the tuber by way of the rhizome and it doesnt control blackleg and ring rot inside the tuber the oac plant disease spe cialist stated that one major benefit of treating seed pota toes was that no new surface disease organism would be in troduced into clean soil growers shouldnt expect the treatment to carry the whole load he added other control measures that come to mind are sow foundation or certified seed store seed potatoes away from table potatoes in a dis infected area and buy small whole potatoes rather than cut up larger potatoes where you have to depend on knife disin fection or streptomycin sul phate dipping of the seed to prevent the spread of disease from tuber to tuber ner was all of 25c in those days we played for the sport we had good times and good exercise i think the winning team usually got a free meal i can remember the winning football team getting a new football strawberry festivals were quite common in season a luscious treat for 15c thats a long time ago and much water has passed under the bridge sinoe the young ladies wore won derful summer hats almost all of which had an ostrich feather as the main decoration along with so many other things the ostrich has gone into the back ground wonderful things have been discovered and wonderful inventions made since then but some of the oldfashioned things still stand out in our memories i think the old poets have never been equalled in these later days let me cite a few examples pictures of memory by alice cary the light of other days oft in the stilly night by thos moore also moores the journey on wards youth and age by lord byron the old familiar faces by charles lamb i have had playmates i have had companions in my days of child hood in my joyful school days all all are gone the old famil iar faces past and present by thomas hood i remember i remember the fir trees dark and high i used to think their slender tops were close against the sky it was a childish fancy but now tis little joy to know im far ther off from heaven than when i was a boy i hope some of the new timers and some of the middle- timers and especially the old- timers will appreciate my rov ing notes about the old times my good wishes go out to all the readers of these notes sincerely a real old timer ea quantz innisfail alberta gormley former sr judging champion on saturday may 30th 33 junior farmers from all parts of york county met for their annual livestock judging com petition in this competition competitors spent the morning judging eight classes of stock and in the afternoon giving rea sons for placings to contest judges on each type of stock senior champion and winner of the hon geo s henry shield with a score of 5t7 out of a possible 600 was donald brodie of gormley junior champion and winner of the col geo b little shield with a score of 540 was bill mactaggart of schom- berg seven novices took part in the competition and the win ner of the sne shield for the high novice was david mccall- um of woodbridge winner of the bus tour was bruce field- house of woodbridge this award is based on allround ac tivity in junior farmer and 4h club work as well as in the judging competition coach of the high team of three boys was carl boynton of nobleton individual trophies for the various classes of stock were won by the following john gardhouse trophy for beef cherrywood mrs st holllrurer miss margaret fockler of markham will show her pic tures in the hall friday june 5th at 8 pm miss fockler was a delegate to the world conven tion on christian education in japan everyone welcome sorry to hear mrs leonard gates is so seriously ill in scar borough general hospital we wish her a speedy recovery- the home school associa tion is giving a party for the children starting school in sep tember on saturday june 6 from 2 to 4 pm mr and mrs arthur grant of uxbridge called on mr and mrs wm sinclair mr and mrs wes petty and mr and mrs newton laughlin one day recently cherrywood home school association held their annual meeting on thursday may 21st the various reports showed it had been a good year with in teresting programs and various social activities the chief item on the budget was the purchase of lightproof drapes for the school assembly room mrs hull president of the pickering and district council conducted the installation of officers who are as follows pres mrs plgott vice pres mrs harding recording sec mrs shields corr sec mrs mckean treas mrs brown executive members mrs gates tiff stourrylue turk tan jb 4 iw ft john mctaggart aurora gor- don duncan trophy for dairy- mrs m holunger mrs hachey donald walker sharon boyn holcombe mrs e john- ton bros trophy for swine peter vanderpost king the evening concluded with an awards banquet at st and rews presbyterian church in newmarket under the chair manship of gary herrema pres of the york county junior far mers a dance held in the new market fire hall completed a very successful day the competition was under the direction of w m cock- burn and a a wall of the dept of agriculture at newmarket cedar grove i ii i ii ii ii b i ii ii ii ii ii bruce construction custom built homes repairs and remodelling workmanship guaranteed renew your globe and mail at the stouffvilie tribune cedar grove school takes the headlines this week things have been really humming ar ound the little red schoolhouse lately last wednesday a con voy of bicycles transported all the children not only on a tour of the village but into the cedar grove of long ago the purpose of the jaunt was to visit the sites of some of the mills once active in this area and to fill in some nearly forgotten de tails blodwen davies a w milroy and george freeman were asked- to assist the mil- royreesor millsite was the first call and the children saw thro ugh the eyes of their older visitors the logs piled so close to the road it was hard to get by with a horse and buggy mr milroy brought along an axe dating back to the time when mill operation was going strong at freemans park mr freeman told them tales of homemade bread brought miles to the men working at the mill on monday our school chor isters spent a few hours in stou ffvilie making a tape for broad cast on saturday morning ap parently ss 20 is doing very well in the music department this year hear for yourself at 845 am this saturday from richmond hill there have been two ball- games recently with box grove defeating cedar grove 124 in the first game but our team came into its own on the second defeating hillside 95 friday night is dance night round up your friends and bring a set there will be square and round dancing and anyone who has attended these gay affairs can tell you what a good time can be had the sod bust ers will provide the music and refreshments will be served dur ing the evening friday june 5th come early to agincourt community hall frank and ella reesor spent the weekend in milverton visit ing franks brother the ree- sors had some bad luck with cattle this week losing two fine animals through accidents the booths have been pick ing crisp green onions out of their garden for weeks and the boxed plants and vegetables are really lovely this year getting them out into the air early has made a healthy difference to the seedlings phyllis and david ritchie took their family to owen sound over the weekend mr and mrs ivan beare wel comed a new daughter monday night in scarborough hospital dont forget volleyball on the community lot twice weekly tuesday thursday evenings mrs holcombe mrs e john son following the business a play let was presented followed by a discussion mrs riches then served a lunch assisted by the young people taking part in the play mr and mrs geo todd and mr and mrs wm hollinger had dinner on sunday with mr and mrs leslie holunger of rouge hills wedding bells are ringing congratulations to all those celebrating birthdays and annl versaries this week the wa are having june as their holiday month sorry to hear mrs roy mor- rish is in the hospital wishing her a speedy recovery pine orchard i mr and mrs albert boakej and teddy spent the weekend in the haliburton district j mrs gordon doner mr and mrs bruce foote and miss bet ty visited the w johnston home one night recently mr and mrs geo mason were recent supper guests with mr and mrs murray mrs doug hope mrs h mc- csure and mrs harry bram- mer attended the district an nual at temperanceville last week congratulations to mrs ross armitage on being elected president of centre york mrs armitage although living in newmarket now is still an ac tive member in our branch we are pleased to report mrs allen cody is able to be home from hospital mr and mrs harry branv mer miss widdifleld mrs wes ley lundy mr r allen aivl mr and mrs rae mcclure and family were among those at tending the annual june meet- girls lose softball opener stouffvilie and whitby ladle engaged in a typical earlysea son softball game at whitby on monday evening the local girls came out on the short end of a 2421 score the return tilt was staged under the lights in stouffvilie on wednesday night natalie belch and audrey mu- rison shared the mound chores for stouffvilie doreen jarvis completed the battery the homesters journey t richmond hill on monday eve ning and entertain the yonge street squad back here on june 10th ing held at the church ot christ meaford mr and mrs george craw ford newmarket visited mi and mrs mason sunday night church news glen major phone robt bruce gormley 5353 n n trirn n n n a gams seacseaww for all lines of insurance consult meydam tunney insurance agencies life fire automobile sickness and accident etc main street next to bowling alley phone stouffville 670 professional estate analysis service riven without charge or obligation miss mabel baker water- down spent saturday with mrs wm fiss and edgar mr claude simmonds and family spent saturday at their cottage mrs ada morgan spent a couple days this week in to ronto the ladies enjoyed a bon voyage tea held at the home of mrs karl buzek on thurs day in honour of mrs r hux- table who is spending a month in the west mrs stanley todrow visited mrs wm hopkins and family one day last week mr george nokes and lady- friend toronto and mr and mrs ed redshaw ciaremont visited sunday with mrs delma nokes sorry to hear mr h langllle is confined to bed for a few days pine grove church annivers ary will be held sunday june 7 afternoon service at 3 pm and evening service at 730 pm guest speaker is rev walter shell special music by junior farmers quartette and mr and mrs carnegie mr and mrs joe jones vis ited thursday afternoon with mr and mrs charles fiss mrswm wilson and randy don mills road spent the week end with mr and mrs charles fiss miss r matthews toronto spent the weekend with miss betty risebrough mr and mrs jim jones john and frank visited on sunday with mr and mrs allan jones newmarket mrs stanley todrow visited with mr and mrs ross norton unionville one day recently christ church anglican her j d tiller rector sunday june 7th 1959 2nd sunday after trinity 10 am the rites of holy com munion will be administered by the rev allan wigby of markham 10 am junior sunday school 11 am senior sunday school wed 730 pm choir practice sat june 20 36 pm our an nual garden party will be held in stouffvilie memorial park contributions to any of the following tables will be grate fully accepted parcel post white elephant novelties fish pond lucky dip bake table for any information concerning these phone mrs carol roper 596 united church stouffville rev dongliu diiti sunday june 7th 1959 sunday school 945 am junior to senior 11 am nursery to primary 11 am morning worship monday 7 pm explorers tuesday 730 pm cubs wed 730 pm scouts thurs 815 pm choir practice thurs june 4 230 pm the wms meets in the church parlor june 21 3 pm baptism service sat june 27 the annual picnic for the congregation and sun- day school will be held in the stouffvilie park second markham bakkil hill baptist churches rev brace hlsey sunday june 7th 1959 second markham we invite you to prawr service every wed 8 to 9 pm sunday bible school for all ages 10 am- morning gospel service 11 arn young peoples every sunday evening 730 pm dnker bui prayer service thur 8 to 9 pjn sunday morning service 945 am sunday school 11 am a warm welcome awaits yon stouffville baptist church rev 3 williams pastor jtbible teacher and evangelist sunday june 7th 1959 j 10 am bible school all agea j 11 am morning worship i t pjiv prayer meeting t 730 pjn evangelistic service churchill musselmans lake bible school pastoir a baker sunday june 7th 1959 10 am sunday school 11 ajn morning service i have seen the living dead friday june 5 7 pm cadet legionnaires young men 12 and over the church that cares kingwood christian church sunday june 7th 1959 10 am sunday school 1110 am 730 pm worship service 8 pm christian endeavor prayer meeting bloomington christian associated gospel church mr e n simmons minister sunday june 7th 1959 10 am sunday school 11 am worship service 730 pm evening service vivian mccormack v memorial church rer bruce hisey pastor sunday june 7th 1959 1050 am sunday school rev mrs victor griffin will be present 730 pm evening worship tues 8 pm bible study and prayer wed 8 pm ladles meeting at the church thurs 8 pm young peoplea meeting you are welcome st james presbyterian church stouffville bcv d r mcklllican ba bd sunday june 7th 1959 10 am morning worship worship with us births mcintyre ron and marilyn mclntyre nee slack are pleased to announce the ar rival of their daughter shar on lynn on may 15 1959 at oshawa general hospital belbeck elroy and armln- tha belbeck announce the happy natural birth of kevin grant at uxbridge cottage hospital on tuesday morning june 2 at 835 am a brother for glen robert mann jean and jerry an nounce the birth of their daughter marianne louise on may 28th in york county hospital a sister for ricky and debbie stouffville united missionary church rer arthur walsh minister sunday june 7th 1959 10 am sunday school 11 am rev eldon boetger of nigeria 630 pm young peoples 730 pm the pastor will preach midweek prayer and bible 3tudy each thursday evening at 800 united church melville charge rev q dnvlson sunday june 7th 1959 930 am bethesda 1035 am peachs 1l40 ajn melville stouffville memorial christian church sunday june 7th 1959 10 ajn sunday school 11 am morning worship 730 pm gospel service wed evening 730 jr choir 745 prayer bible study 900 sr choir practice altona christian united missionary church rer dow snrgeant pastor sunday june 7th 1959 1030 am sunday school 730 pm service wed 8 pmprayer service some people walk to reduce others are reduced to walking by the price of new cars a college professor says peo ple are smartest at 50 maybe now women will admit their age gormley united missionary church rev o e uunklng minister sunday june 7th 1959 r45 am broadcast dial 1310 10 am sunday school 11 am worship 730 pjil evangelistic hour united missionary church rer o e bell minister sunday june 7th 1959 dickson bill 945 am rev dwlght deeke will preach mrs deeks will sing 1050 am sunday school wed 8 pm prayer service sunday june 14 anniversary services with rev henry good and mrs lorraine mor- rison markham 10 am sunday school 111 am 730 pm the pastor will preach thurs 8 pm prayer service brethren in christ church helse hill gormley pastor rer wm vanderbeat sunday june 7th 1959 10 am sunday school 11 am worship serrlea 710 pm ersntellstlo wed 730 pm midwk prayer mooting people who know of a a lex mackenzies hard working service in the provincial legis lature and who in york north doesnt tell amazing tale of the way he has won support for the needs of this constituency theres no substitute for the hard dogged legwork done by lex mackenzie in the 14 years hes been our mpp make sure we continue to have this service by voting on jane 11th for a a mackenzie your progressive- i conservative candidate advt saturday evening parkside youth centra sat 700 outdoor sports 900 rally inside broadcast brings john swindell and the ypc mixed choir a rood bible quiz to take part in and enjoy plan to attend and invite a friend sunday evening fireside at 915 oclock special music by the modernalres quartette from toronto and a rood musical film tooth time with jack wnrtzen why not join in the fellowship at the end at another sunday t harry edwards director