Whitchurch-Stouffville Newspaper Index

Stouffville Tribune (Stouffville, ON), July 1, 1959, p. 10

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pje w us stoifffylui tosws vobetbf my l 1959 jouye of qour with summer dress shirts by cool look cool look neat and enjoy the supreme cooafrwi of a suxntner dress shirt by forsyth- theyre iron a a sloop sod light as a bteeee- designed and tailored with ooaiumnuic forsth jkul for the utmost ax wearing case- come m ami choose tour no while oer sckctioq 15 at its best youll find a jc range ol fabf cs s colours and your choice of long or short sicot the noce ane nghi too coenc m juod for ycjrsdf from j395 weldonsttens wear main st stouluule ph 172w jti wsgs flower show and jr meeting july 6 the horticultural flower 13 arrang on ta snack set frivolous outlook on life characteristic of our time show and junior meeting will be held in the united church basement on monday evening july 6 the exhibits which will be judged by our district direc tor miss aua linton may be placed between 4 and 643 pm juniors will be participating in i the program which begins at 8 oclock the following is a list of the entries for the show class no 1 delphinium 1 spike laterals on 2 delphinium 3 spikes 3 lily 1 stem regal or creelman 4 lily 1 stem any other gormley news mrs c miktcd ss 7 markham held their annual school picnic at the maples near uxbridge on thurs day afternoon the races com menced at 4 pm and supper was served at 6 pm everyone reports having a very good time mr and mrs jos byer of gorrie had dinner on monday with mr and mrs george co- be r miss jean brillinger enter tained her sunday school class saturday afternoon 14 crescent arrang for mantle 15 arrang using driftwood 16 dining table arrangement to suggest coolness not over 10 high it modern line design using white or creamy flowers in a white or creamy container is arrang or composition using seven flowers of one variety with any foliage 19 arrang of flowers in pitcher not over s inches high 20 corsage childrens section 21 bird houses 22 posters 23 bouquet for the teacher 5 rose 1 bloom peace arran a bo wou uke ln i j his room rose 1 bloom red or pink 7 rose 1 spray polyanthus or 25 arrang for a girls room floribunda 26 vegetable animal 9 vase of any other variety of flower 10 arrangement of pansies or violas and foliage 27 miniature farm scene 2s miniatuie arrang not over 4 rey barbara kirstein we wish a speedy recovery for mr russel sproxton who is in east general hospital tor- mrs e b read arrived home onto from manitoba on saturday mr and mrs allen heise and mrs read had been away for family moved early this week several weeks due to the severe to their new home in hamilton illness and death of her sister mr heise will be opening up a hivi i in manitoba i new brethren in christ church k er hemlock is and mrs connell returned to her in hamilton their many hendi1 home in toronto after spending here wish them every success sss m ten days with her brother mr and gods blessing in this new i when are 11 basket with delphinium prfr 29 bouquet of roadside or of our live dominating continued from front left a flourishing work in sam- welcoming the delegates aria when god commanded and on thursday afternoon rev j himself with the oppor- 1 h kent of emmanuel church t of speaking to the ethio- j evangelical based his mes- p eunuch like philip we sage why i belong to the tous learn to do the menial j christian church on the six tasks in the lords work bcj principles of the christian chu- billing to go anywhere krow i rch and in the evening he spoke our bible be a faithful witness i on the ecclesia of god ai be willing to keep on keep- at the conclusion of the busi- j on ness sessions on friday after- i the evening he used the noon rev d c percy challen- s of the lawyer asking j ged the delegates to go forward christ what must i do to in- j with christ there will be many herit eternal life special mu- 1 obstacles he said but let us j sjc was provided throughout the j go all the way that men may sessions bv mr and mrs me- itake knowledge that we have clean- mrs mikulecka messrs j been wiih christ max vague and bill johnson j the small daughters of mr and the friday evening service mrs edmunds ami the stouu- i was in charge ol the women s missionary society and the i l speaker was mrs edmunds who sllirk responsibility took as her theme the master is easy rev kent said in is come and calleth for tliee s conditions to react with a each way i are we willing to let christ be p repetition of the scrip- our master and have full control u1 al declaration that the whole noxy theatre markham thurs fri sat july 2 3 4 watussi sequel to king solomons mines with ceo montgomery in naming technicolor plus first man into space world lieth in the evil one and i so saying to lapse into a state j 12 arrang featuring canter bury bells poison ivy for pure meanness poison i ivy has few equals it is not the flowers t 30 dining table airang under j on sunday morning rev per- of selfrighteous indifference i ten inches cy again urged us to continue too many christians we fear faithfully in the lords work are apt to shrug off their per- 1 100 towns a year begging for dentists by using the story of philip who dr ellis told the ontario den- j tiil association that canada is falling far behind other coun tries in the training of dentists canada now has one demist indeed the mattet sonal responsibility to seek is compli- too few j willing to seek and find wherein their duty lies cated enough- a fact that stands revealed as we ask ourselves certain questions such as first i and foremost what is my own i from oak ridges at a picnic at day the university of toronto re- m and lg ceives up to 100 letters a yeat 12 dentists for every duty in each of lifes relation- 1000000 people each vear com- ships secondly what is the r rtea paved to one dentist for every churchs responsibility towards midseason it has spoiled the of tiie lenity of dentist said peop the us a 19 its ov membership towards ston were guests at a friends and girls of collingwooa spent hoiidavs ot thousands of child- recently graduates per 1000000 people social conditions and moral ques- 1 the weekend with relatives j ren adumg am h j nentists should encourage tions in its own community eosm and a w h banford mr and mrs work norman john- mr and mrs fred liebeck cation tt has been responsible j for closing vacation camps in from small towns pleading foi- dentists dr roy g ellis with marshallthompson maria 1and1 mon tue wed thnr julv 6 7 s 9 t days imitation of life lana tl rner jon calvin sandra dee technicolor feature starts at 7 and 9 pm it wedding in coldwater on satur- her home on tuesday afternoon june is truly the month of showers this year on thurs day night a shower was held at the youth centre for miss bev erley davidson of meath park sask and mr murray winger of maple on monday night a miscel laneous shower in honour of miss joan barrett and mr van grove was held at the home of mr and mrs allan hoover miss carol walker and mr arnold steckley were honoured with a miscellaneous shower at victoria square hall on mon day night we wish much happiness to all of these young couples mr and mrs thos diller of mongolia had sunday dinner with mr and mrs geo cober miss pearl grove and mr murray wideman were guests of honour at a community shower on monday night at the home of his parents mr and mrs allan wideman at elmira miss katharine reesor spent the weekend with her brother- inlaw and sister mr and mrs winger in indiana mr lloyd harvey is still home from work with water on the knee mr and mrs alvm farmer were guests at the wedding of congratulations to mr here and mr- douglas mcwhirter of many thousands of dollars in he specifically mentioned the dentists should encourage tions in its community of longlac 160 miles young people in their communi- 1 and what are to be it kehead which ties to enter dentistry and 1 s willing to make almost any ensure that more money is planes of national ipital fees some people become xo a dentist available for scholarships saidjtiona life certainly towjte so susceptible to poison ivy nractice he said i dr ellis dividual is the church in micio- mrs laurie haddon marilvn i windsor spent the weekend with w lsi me f northeast of the lakehead which ties to enter dentistry and to and activities in heise who were married on his parents mr and mrs r g j raents mecllcal ano even hos 1 saturday afternoon in the bre- mcwhirter thren in christ church at oak j deepest sympathy is extended ridges the reception was held to mr and mrs harvey stickley at the summit j on the death of their baby dau- i ghter shirley burial was made mr percy hayes and son bar- al the heise hill cemetery last ry and rev sanders and his wednesday afternoon the ba- daughter of philadelphia spent 1 by died while her parents were several days lastweek with mr visiting in harrisburg pa we have recenth attitudes been reminded it behooves eacl rhe wider i member to ask himself the ques and interna iion what sort of a churcl and interna chun ever that mere contact with the vola tile fumes from broken or burn ing plants may cause infection others seem to be practically immune poison ivy thrives equally well in the humid fiat lands ivy has somewhat similar leaves kirstein fern gamble and ann for camp at lake couchiching j in ees it is sometimes mis- duncan all took part in the re- where they will be employed j 5 t for the summer months and mrs a s farmer j mrsrobert beck visited with of southern ontario and in the a number from our communher mother mrs earl atkinson roc highlands of the north itv attended the music recital who is a patient in alliston hos- s not difficult to recognize held bv mrs harold joseph at pital she suffered a stroke virginia creeper with vandoif hall on monday night misses betty hill and sheila horlsfiye leaves pmson misses marilyn stacey barbara wilcox left on monday morning i eital for the summer months is p oak in congiatulations to all our- up wish a speedv recovery i ar grade viii graduates who have f mr harold hill who under- heie are few precautions passed into high school j went surgery for a hernia on sl by the field crops ss 7 markham monday at st michaels hospit- ch ontario department of dinah wilcox ivan winger al toronto edward tatton cheryl cochj ml stan you of edmon rane doug as red david bar- ton aita is visitin at the home ber sheilah henderson bevel- of her sister mrs wn gj the men held a bee last wed nesday evening to erect the tent for the annual pikes peak tent meetings which will commence on sunday july 5 kelly ley carrington walter frank stansbury ss 4 marklmm andrew jones wayne john j son john doner roger heise i ss 7 whitchurch peter dolderson bob lee kenny ground pat johnstone ah lefthanded pewons are bob baycroft billy gamble odd says a psychologist yes george boynton johnny gam- of course and all righthanded mr duane mullen and miss ble fern doner christine persons are eccentric and ail shirley baker at the church of grant michael kaarageorgis ambidextrous persons are pe- the nazarene newmarket on mary jane leary sharon stoculiar btl time jo topdrasi mixed hay is right after first cutting is taken off when reserves of available plant foods are low icfiumes in mix ture need plenty of phosphate potash to keep production high insure top quality keep your hay topdress after the average yield of mixed hay is about 2 tons per acre yet the best fields produce nearly double trm amount and at 1 lower rose pet ton or bale why because the legumes in mixed hay arc heavy users of phosphate and potash and unless they arc topdressed yields soon fall off and stands die out less desirable plants then come in reducing the quality of your hay crop too to keep production high first cutting established srands of hay should be top- dressed each year with a libera applica tion of phosphate 8 potash on high potash soil use 20 superphos phate to get the greatest return for your money the best time to topdress is tight after the first cutting when soil reser ves of available plant foods are low this will insure a high yield of leafier topquality hay on the second and third cuttings agriculture to ensure safe and happy vacations free from dis tressing irritations of ivy pois oning 1 every child should learn to recognize poison ivy 2 every cottage and resort owner should eradicate poison ivy or post warning signs in the areas where it is abundant 3 property associations and municipal councils can help by organizing control campaigns for identification of the plant circular 243 will be found use ful it also includes hints of the prevention of infection and treat ment for the relief of the itch ing caused by poison ivy severe cases should of course receive medical attention this circular is available from the informa tion branch ontario depart ment of agriculture parliament buildings toronto high school results 1 i for a higher return on your topdressing dollar ste your nearby agrico agent made only by agricultural chemicals limited port hope ontario continued from frond 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