Whitchurch-Stouffville Newspaper Index

Stouffville Tribune (Stouffville, ON), April 28, 1960, p. 9

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tkjk ftrji fertilizer we use bradford brand of course bradford fertilizer and chemical co telephone aurora parkview 79421 for mothers day may 8 never priced lower hoover walksoaair to eliminate tuggmg and lifting doublestretch boaeu throwaway dirt bag combina tion bare floor and rug nozzle only 69 95 f terms hendricks hardware stouffvilie phone 600 oraoc zaornon take your pick of lovely yews arborvitae hem lock pine rhododendron all healthy and vigor ous stock buy from us with confidence call on us for all for best landscaping results we advise you to plan carefully now before you plant youll save time save energy and save money in the long run glad to help scandia landscaping and nursery phone 112 qesoi ioe children lose less schooltime duo to illness thanks to oarly doctor diag nosis and the now pharmaceuticals your registered pharmacist accurately alls all prescrip tions double checking meas urement and labelling prescriptions first aid items sickroom supplies drugs sundries stevensons ptameicies ltd markham shopping centre phone 1030 grinding mixing service right at your barn molasses blending without lumps bagged off or blown into bin grain hay corn cob corn our specialty grass silage preservative made up using hay or grain for base with molasses this can be bagged off ready for when you fill your silo thorn mobile feed service unionville phone 137 for claremont and altona districts pixxm altona feed supplies stouffvilie 210 markham township councillor heads victoria square lions club councillor lawson mumber- son added to his already impres sive record of public service for the township when on tuesday april 19th at victoria square community halt he was elected president of the victoria square district lions club for 1960- 6l president carl walker was adopted unanimously by the club indicating a high degree of accord among the members the record of the club dur ing its first year of existence has been excellent with many ex amples ot service to local resi dents and the community stand ing to its credit it is certain that under the guiding hand of president lawson and with the support of the executive com mittee the club will continue to grow and to expand its good work in the district the other members elected to office at the same meeting are as follows 2nd 1st vice pres lion frank williams 2nd vice pres lion george brands 3rd vice pres lion david coon secretary lion arthur wilson treasurer lion forest duuege tail twis ter lion richard jones lion tamer lion everett vander- kooy directors 2 years lions alick gardner and harry bar ber lions harvey collard and au brey stephenson continue for the second year of their term as 2 year directors the instal lation ceremony of the new offi cers will take place on june 21 bollantme mnsselmans lake dicksons hill lovely spring weather satur day afternoon contributed to the success of a sale on the premises of new era nurseries a good selection of stock and reduced prices attracted buy ers and it was pleasant meeting mr morris owner of this grow ing business dicksons hill is proud of this nursery also dr hargraves modern greenhouses at tall maples misses marilyn and hazel mallett spent easter holidays with relatives at kitchener mr and mrs warren moyer and norma visited her uncle and aunt mr and mrs harold broderick of mt albert on sunday evening mr broderick has been confined to his home all winter with a broken hip mr and mrs clias hoover and doris motored to manitou- lin to spend easter with mr and mrs elmer hill jo anne and charles wesley several neighbours enjoyed the annual meeting of the stouff vilie horticultural society mon day evening they remarked on the interesting talk given by the director of pioneer village at edgeley as well as the musi cal numbers and pictures shown of england and ireland pastor bell and family motor ed to florida for a short visit with relatives there in his ab sence mr herbert of stouffvilie conducted the sunday morning service and the message on con secration was greatly appre ciated mr and mrs roy moyer at tended the funeral service of mrs wesley sherrick who died suddenly at her home at oak ridges service in the thomp son funeral chapel and inter ment at aurora cemetery mr and mrs lloyd moyer dorothy and mildred had satur day supper with mr and mrs roy moyer and eleanor mr maurus shupe was laid to rest in the local cemetery fol lowing memorial service in the stouffvilie united missionary church the community said a fond farewell to garry mceacheran who has been doing such a fine job at the church every sunday garry is off to far away fields and though hell be very much missed by the ballantrae con gregation and the young people in the district we all wish him luck in his future plans mr john winch from keswick will be replacing garry and to him we say welcome there was a happy family re union at the home of mr and mrs montford rose this satur day passed the children all came to dinner there was mr and mrs stan rose and helen and keith from london mr and mrs carl rose bruce and joyce from lakeshore rd and mrs wm topper and denise also of lakeshore road every one had a wonderful time find ing out all the news from each other its a onceayear event at the rose home and much en joyed by the whole family mr and mrs rthur storry from bloomington rounded out the family party mr storry is mrs roses brother we hope young terry rad ford is feeling heaps better terry has just had his tonsils out get well fast young fellow we had a traveller this week mrs c paxton lakeshore rd went to the big city to spend a very enjoyable weekend with her daughter mrs t clayton almost all the cottagers made it up this weekend the old lake is starting to really come alive the motor boats are once again starting to fill the air with their own particular kind of music the boats seem to be getting flashier and a lot faster lets hope the fellows who were chur ning the surf this sunday will be a little more thoughtful of the safety of others when the lake is up to its summertime crowd it is time again to think of water safety for all there were far too many accidents last year and as the authorities say most of them could have been avoided by a little more care and consideration on every ones part dont forget to do your part for the schools projector pro ject buy tickets sell tickets and for sure come to the spring bake sale and bazaar to be held in a- couple of weeks saturday may 7th at the school the chil dren will be bringing home a notice but for all you who may not have anyone going to the school we hope you will pitch in and help too there is to be home baking a touch and take table as well a the regular ba zaar table keep the date in mind and please help all you can by sending something for the bazaar and if you just dont have anything do come for the evening and have a cup of tea if you have anything to send any one of the students will be glad to bring it along to the school for you its spring clean ing time so im sure there will be many little bits qf odds and ends you will be able to part with and that some other per son will be glad to get when miss eleanor moyer left sun day evening for the lakehead after spendirfg easter week at home on thursday afternoon aunts and cousins gathered at her home for an afternoon of visiting during which a baby shower was tendered in honour of wayne son of mr and mrs i herb constable of maple hope to open metro conser parks sunday the metropolitan toronto region conservation authority imoilthffllin ce3gxlecd musfarfllfer illliiti adjust for row widths up to 40 with seletowdr tinei balanced eosy handling rugged powerful dependable ask us to demonstrate stouffers crest hardware phone 96 hopes to have its conservation areas opened to the public this weekend however it all de pends on the weathermans co operation in drying up the grounds most of the grounds in the areas are still too soft for satis factory parking use by the pub lic says cliares sauriol chair man of the conservation areas advisory board but if we get some good dryingout weather between now and the weekend well certainly have them open ed with all facilities in opera tion the mtrca supervises six conservation areas throughout the 1000 square mile region they are the albion hills area just north of bolton heart lake near brampton glen haf- fy in albion towmhip near mono mills black creek area at jane and steels avenue loca tion of the famed pioneer vill age greenwood area near pick ering and the boyd area near woodbridge mr sauriol noted that the two areas where fishing is available glen haffy and heart lake will open at s am on saturday and sunday instead of the usual 10 am glen haffy boasts spec kled trout and heart lake is stocked with rainbow trout- last year nearly 700000 per sons visited these areas during the spring summer and fall seasons everyone helps no one has to work too hard and thats the way it should be in a commun ity a little reminder from the brownies it is cookie day this saturday april 30th the girls will be out in full force so expect to be called on and let this be a really delicious way to lend a hand the cookies are always top quality and good eat ing the girls and the mothers who will be driving saturday are to be at the church at 9 ajn sharp then too mothers of brownies dont forget the la meeting at the church on monday may 2 at the same time as the brownies meet 730 this is to be a very important meeting to make arrangements for the mother and daughter banquet your support and cooperation in helping with the banquet ar rangements will be appreciated by your girl and the leaders alike this is a big night for brownies and their moms pine orchard mr jack sproxton of ottawa spent a few days with his mo ther mrs george sproxton and visited mr sproxton in hos pital mrs howard haines is in the glen major mr alec kingston and boys toronto visited on sunday with mr and mrs j a kingston mrs charles fiss visited her daughter mrs bert third on saturday and helped celebrate her grandson kennys birthday mr and mrs george nokes visited mrs delma nokes and boys on sunday mrs george wilson and gor don misses irol anderson and june anne wilson visited on friday with tlie jones remember sunday school on sunday morning at 11 oclock congratulations to mr and mrs j a hingston who were newmarket hospital following surgery friday am a speedy recovery is wished by all miss e dennie spent the week end with her sister mrs white and family mr and mrs doug hope and family spent sunday in toronto and attended the st catharines- brockville game at maple leaf gardens mrs hopes nephew norman dennis is a member of the brockville team mrs armand english and mrs harold johnston called on mrs herb white last week building nas started on the east side of he former link farm our new pastor mr neville hodson preached at the union church on sunday we stouffmie t thurxhy apri 28 i96 fife housecleaning time is re- upholstering time have your old chesterfield reupholstered modernized now special low prices on new suites draperies bugs bkoadlooh modern period furnishings easy terms act now we take tradeins for free estimates call betty assinck stouffvilie 684 stooflvble branch toronto furniture mf s co schbraas3mcsss6skciss3ss3sjc county of york applications for the position of assistant to the county clerk will be received on or before may 6th 1360 young men only apply by letter in own writing to j l smith clerktreasurer county of york 62 bayview ave newmarket ontario aabkabmaabb married 52 years on april 2l mrs gowan ferguson and mr r g ferguson spent the weekend at glen gowan mr and mrs howard lan- gille and boys visited on sunday evening with mr and mrs geo pickett mr and mrs reichl and mr joe cermuk visited on sunday with mr and mrs karl buzek mrs arthur kight and family of port perry visited on sun day with mr and mrs j rise- brough mr and mrs edgar johnson and linda visited saturday eve ning with mr and mrs albert hockley mr and mrs ernest gates ac companied mr and mrs wm gates sr to gohome bay on saturday mr peter harris spent th weekend at the buzeks dr and mrs mcintosh and family toronto visited on sat- urday with mr and mrs how ard langille and family l for mothers day come and make your selection of color and varieties at- our green houses open from 9 am until 5 pm mon through sat or phone your order to stouffvilie 275w2 i ve greeiv o highway 48 and 19rh ave e specializing in potfed and cut mums f we make deliveries in the stouffvillk i area enjoy clean dependable lowcosth ome heating with ffissl natural gas a fully autoi conversion ii o fit your present furnace per month on your gas bill start today to enjoy the benefits of completely auto matic home heating with a natural gas conversion burner installed in your present furnace or boiler look at these advantage no conversion costs no installation charges no cash outlay no carrying charges no depreciation no service charges youll 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