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fw t thf stouffviue thrfnc tfesvfey aucurf 13 i960 time for a new scotiasudsenswisher- council is cautious on wrecking yard ashburn herd second jland judging competition the ayrshire breeders asso ciation of canada has announced that the ann brae herd owned bv g m brawlev of ashburn pickering township council j has been ranked second in will taice a cautious approach jjj ca r is pending i canada in group d for herds toward the approval of a wreck- a ew wee w n son irlaw with over 40 cows in yard request on a location dnd daughter mr and mrs the 55cow herd a erased 10- between highways no 2 and i xorman vvenger and family at s65 pounds of milk 439 pounds 401 on the sutton road tne ap- wakarusa indiana and his son- of fat 420 per cent with an washing machine financed at low cost through err mtsa b m w v nobw hs sjdqnnual iwlaim ses siir s sarja la smm6ji si fthe bank of nova scotia managers stouffville uranch george h williams oak ridges branch w w bert thompson plication has been presented to council by mr chas wilcox he was represented by solicitor wm g lawson it was suggest ed that the owner planned to move the major portion of his operation from the north side of highway no 2 to the new- site mr lawson said he would be pleased to present the re quest to the planning board reeve sherman scott warned that the township would desire some guarantee that mr wil cox did not merely wish to es tablish an operation similar to j tivesshere his yards on hwy no 2 and cone 5 he suggested that a complete report should be ob tained by the bylaw enforce ment officer and also asked that members of council should view the proposed site on the station road inlaw and daughter mr and mrs owen witroer and elvin of salem ohio mr and mrs alvin farmer and mr and mrs warren rea- man spent ten days holidaying at south river quite a number of young peo ple from heise hill church spent the weekend at the teen- agets retreat at niagara chris tian college fort erie mr clarence heise of welland spent the weekend with rela- crop improvement field meet on monday august 8 a very succesful soil and crop meeting was held at the rod row test plots oi the farm of mr clifford ross beaverton dr d vv huntley head of the field husbandry department oac guelph was the guest speaker each variety of oats and bar ley grown in the various test plots was described by dr hunt ley and the good and weak points of each were pointed out there was an excellent turnout of farmers for this meeting to see the different varieties and hear dr huntley the membrs of the sunderland 4u grain club were also in attendance mr h l fair agricultural representative uxbridge intro duced the speaker and showed two films of general interest fol lowing the visit to the plots mr ralph veitch president of the ontario county soil and crop improvement association was in charge of the meeting he thanked mr ross for his splendid cooperation with the plots the rod row tests are a co- j operative effort between the oac guelph the farmer who has the plots on his farm and the ontario department of agri culture uxbridge hold up race bylaw the third reading of a lengthy gokart bylaw was postponed by pickering township coun- j cil on monday night due to the absence of one member ward 4 councillor ross deakin was not present due to ill health reeve sherman scott suggested that a full council should sit in on the discussion since some var ied opinions had been expressed on the issue amoring wnblnoiton contifcl flgor hordancr ortd fioih thai tan b liltd ovtr rvlitocralt ooks right into the port of th oncrl pfmonanlly k4i dulling dompproof and givi a beautiful icrigwiofing finith ch from 6 d valor colon whit or t per gal 895 ot 285 imm another puiorr h frhpfovetnttt pfcduel avomobe from 1 hendricks hardware i ilione stoultvillc 600 largest sumi ever 4jf fordson power major diesel standard 24 500 fordson dexta diesel standard 27s00 for best in sales service 60rmley mrs c milsted mr and mrs roy brillinger attended the fortieth wedding anniversary of bishop and mrs e j sehwalm of duntroon on saturday about 175 friends and relatives attended their four children and seven grandchild ren were present a very inter esting programme of tape re cording and slides depicting this is your life was pre sented on the sehwalm familys history the good wishes of our community are extended to this couple who are so well known here quite a number attended the united missionary camp meet ing at stayner on sunday mr and mrs j c mckendry have returned from a holiday near havelock the ladies of heise hill sew ing circle held an allday meet ing at the home of mrs william vanderbent richmond hill on tuesday the members of the 4h club enjoyed a bus trip to malton and various other places of interest in york county on wednesday mr and mrs harold wide- man and boys spent a weeks holiday in northern ontario little beth anne wideman stayed with her aunt mrs f bennett miss barbara kirslein is spending two weeks with rela tives in philadelphia mr and mrs john eyer and two boys of alton illinois arc spending several weeks with her parents mr and mrs levi stec- kley mr and mrs eyer arc moving from alton to fort eric as mr eyer will be teaching at niagara christian college fori erie next year mr and mrs sanderson of lancashire england visited mr and mrs wm robinson last week preserving kettle b general foods kitchens blueberry and currant jam a wonderful addition to your preserves cupboard incidentally this is the jam that ranks in first puoi with roost kiddies blueberry and currant jam yicw about 10 medium glasses 5 lbs jam cvpa prepared final about quart coeh rips btvebcrriea and red tnrramls 7 cups s lbs suar homr certo final pectin first prepare the fruit crush thoroughly about h quart fully ripe bluicrries stem about 3 quart fully ripe red currants and crush thoroughly combine fruits and meripure 4 cups into a ur large saucepan thon trraste the jam add sugar to fruit hi saucepan and mix wsll pfci over bich bst bring to a fiull whtt hrxi and boil hard i ninnte stirring constantly remove from beat and at once stir in ccrto skim otf foam with metal spoxi then stir and skim by turns lor a minutes to eool slightly to prevent floating fruit ladlo quickly into glasses cover jam at once witia vji inch hot paraffin master colin baker of bramp ton is spending a weeks holi days with his grandparents mr and mrs deb baker mr and mis gordon har mon left on sunday to visit their soninlaw and daughter mr a nd mrs mackinnon at seven islands quebec master david barman is spend ing three weeks at camp at fergus misses velma and vera bril- linger are spending a week at canadian keswick in muskoka mr and mrs c r wilcox dinah and richard returned on saturday afternoon after spend ing four weeks in nova scotia mrs norman johnston has charge of a day camp of the girl guides all this week they are camping in the bush on loves mushroom farm mr kenneth quinn had an un fortunate accident on thursday night while returning from work at mcquays service sta tion apparently his brakes fail ed and he ran into a car in front of him at victoria square he was taken to york county hos pital newmarket rev and mrs arthur lehman of giles called on mr and mrs c milsted on friday afternoon mrs john cober accompanied her brother and his wife rev and mrs ted montgomery on a trip to the east coast mr fred slater recently re leased from scarboro hospital is convalescing at the home of mr and mrs n carrington mr and mrs ross baker lo is moorby moved to grimsby where mrs baker will be teach ing next year mr baker is em ployed in hamilton mr and mrs anthony nigh and mrs wm wilson visited miss bculah heise and mrs da vid hilts at fairview mennonite home at preston last week miss debby ellas of sharon spenl a week with her cousin miss patsy boynlon mr and mrs harold hill and family have returned from a 2 weeks vacation at lake tcmag- ami mr and mrs cochrane and family spent the weekend with mr and mrs geo stacey and family at their cottage near waubaushene miss carol nigh spent last week at niagara christian col lege at fort erie miss reatha steckley of to ronto is spending three weeks holidays with her parents mr and mrs levi steckley mr and mrs d moses and girls have returned from a two weeks holiday at lake simcoe mr and mrs harry barber had word recently from their soninlaw and daughter mr the 4th land judging com petition to be held in ontario county will be held on thurs day august 25 in the man chester arcs a true appreciation ol the soil aid its management through average bca of 1313 i lam pfcjes carries the rop division of the seance a day in assoeialon recentlv summarized f b j all the sfsday lactations com- 1 ontario department of agriculture the spoils depart- ment oac and the metro- i politan toronto and region j conservation authority are now j cooperating in sponsoring the i land judging competition in pleted in each herd across can- i ada this is the fourth consecu- j live year such a report has been i prepared and nirs gordon are honev mooning in europe they had toured ireland and scotland by bicycle and were leaving for england mrs wm wilson of toronto is visiting friends in our com munity recent visitors with ml and mrs geo french were mr and mrs ralph empringham mr and mrs ross brillinger and kennv of toronto and mr and mrs elias elliott mr and mrs wm ash and boys spent sunday with friends at shelburne and singhampton mr and mrs lloyd rush and bonnie of ridgeway spent the weekend with her parents mr and mrs roy nigh mr ant mrs stan noble and two sons of mincsing spent the weekend with mr and mrs mer edith ash their third son bruce underwent surgery in sick chil drens hospital recently mr and mrs noble are former gormley residents mr and mrs frank ermen and girls of stouftville visited mrs beulah jones on sunday mr and mrs elias elliott spent a very pleasant holiday visiting mrs elliotts relatives and friends in orangeville shel burne dundalk collingwood nottawa stayner and barric they also attended camp meet ing at stayner on sunday mr and mrs anthony nigh had dinner on sunday with mrs beulah jones mrs john hall her son and daughter of hagersville visited her parents mr and mrs jo seph heise mr lew elliott of toronto spent a day last week with mr and mrs jos heise mrs j b l stiver entertain ed quite a number of friends over the weekend in honour of her birthday on sunday miss rita chapman of aurora and mr and mrs ross chap man and family of queensville spenl sunday with their aunt mrs george leary mr and mrs david hoover left early saturday morning to spend two weeks out west to visit friends in red deer and calgary as well as other places of interest mr and mrs norman a johnston and boys were recent visitors to ausable chasm new york state davte vvhoj r t 11 is a new type of judging competition and one that should prove very beneficial to all j farmers who attend and take part in the competition instruction will be given on i the various soil types during the i morning period there will also be discussion on how to best use the various soil types from crop point of view during the contestants j will b given the opportunity on i a farm in the port perry airrt i to put into practice what they have learned during the morn ing instruction period the competition will lie div ided into three classes juniors must be ii years of age but must not have reached thcir 16th birthday intermediate class will be made up of young men between the ages of 16 and 21 while the senior class will be made up of men 21 years of age and over this land judging competi tion has been well attended in the past it is hoped that a large number of junior farmers will again take advantage of this competition to gain a belter ap preciation of the soils on their own farm and in ontario county year up from 4000 last year if so the university will have to resort to selection in the fac ulties of arts and science for the first time in its history about half of all students are in arts and science in the past the university look all students meeting the minimum requirement a 60 percent average on nine ontario grade 13 papers this year the university will accept applications from these students but will admit only those for whom il has room those wltn the best marks will be chosen he said the university will also take a hard look at students who took two years to grade 13 he said selection has been used limit enrolment to capacity complete engineering and architecture for the last three years and to for many years in dentistry and in medicine the most tho most for your money m comfort mileage to the gallon and initial low purchase price thats the renault for you i les wilson motor sales west end stouffville u of t to be choosey too many students applying for admission to the university of toronto may cause some to be denied admission even though they have the univer sitys minimum requirements robin ross university regis trar said the university may get 4500 firstyear applicants this call gig sssas1 tractor sales limited 1933 kennedy rd aincour1 ont ax 36591 ax 36091 rstsriflrf abtrt pectin f ar jetting rvanri uxxa ut all frml in taiy- inq aflwu4- ccrto i pectin txttaeiixi frrm rwa nrk m this rrjrrci ftbjvicjw qvr rcfinrd and ecrmemtnxxfitl whr jo jcilmts s uttm crrto nripen jftywr jam and yucr oknayt art jiat rim- m rr wtpe mnre wctrhjor cacw yo ka cny preburn rok rt wit cr jdl do rrat a well glad tf tss ke clothes shop more cream shippers for best results ship your cream to stouffville creamery we pay two cents more per pound butterfat for cream delivered to the creamery to have our truck call phone 186w stoullvillc creamery co cold storage lockers for rent off ladies wear g mens wear boys girls g childrens wear clothing for the family now in progress wonderful bargains on all the usual high quality summer merchandise lhat we like to clear at this time to make room for new fall fashions that are already cominff in there arc broken size and colour ranges naturally but youll find lots of mighty good buys for your august vacation or weekend rommuting tyn reduced items ire are jorry rhot all jfllet musl be final len wilkes clothes shop next door to iga foodliner stouffville phone mwi jt rftr n i ii hi m