Whitchurch-Stouffville Newspaper Index

Stouffville Tribune (Stouffville, ON), November 16, 1961, p. 5

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public skating at stouffvill every sat 830 admission 50c pm children every wed 1 to 5 admission 20c pm for office supplies see the tribune replacing fuses can bk dangerous since the majority of circuits are of number 14 wire the use of larger than 13 ampere fuses is a definite hazard warns h e wright farm safety special ist ont dept of agriculture when a fuse blows dont re place it with a larger one he cautions instead decrease the load on that particular circuit and have your electrician in stall another circuit if a circuit is overloaded and a largesize fuse is used the heat generated in the wire may be sufficient to char the insulation and start a fire here are some precautions to follow dont replace fuses while standing on a wet floor unless you first pull the switch dont handle appliances or cords while in contact with wa ter dont attempt to make elec trical repairs yourself the use of electricity on farms has increased tremendously dur ing the past few years many wiring installations which were adequate when installed are now overloaded he suggests employing an electrician famil iar with your farm wiring to check your installation just as your machinery is checked over and repaired when necessary so your wiring system should be cheeked by an electrician every three to five years electricity is perfectly safe if your wiring is properly main- gormley full double bed size full 2 year guarantee a top quality blanket made by canadas largest electric blanket maker can be washed and dried automatically offer good from oct 14thnov 30th 1961 imake every day a drying day electrically costs less than 50 a load to operate flameless odourless safer fully automatic wash always comes out j sweet and clean choose from any of these famous makes of electric dryers 8eatty belwood coffi eldham i uon connor dominion general electric gm frigioaire inglis kelvinator leonard maytag mcclaryeasy moffat philcobendix rca whirlpool simplicity thor westinghouse and other fine makes stouffville public utiliiie participating dealers stouffville coop crest hardware raxlins furniture and appliances l e oneill furniture hendricks hardware neville appliances herb krings furniture and appliances nov 9 mr and mrs faurgie of cainsfield visited with their uncle and aunt mr and mrs elias elliott on sunday mr and mrs wm elliott of willowdale and miss rowera elliott of north toronto also spent sunday with their uncle and aunt mr and mrs elias elliott congratulations to mis su san gibson grade s student at lloyd school who stood fourth out of 3 contestants at york county public speaking contest on thursday held at the county buildings in newmarket mr and mrs w clark new market spent wednesday even ing with mr and mrs william ash mr and mrs a gray and mr and mrs a doner attended the birthday party for mrs cherry at the home of mr and mrs eldon gooding of richmond hill on wednesday in honour of her 75th birthday mr and mrs norman brown were pleasantly surprised by their family on the occasion of their 40th wedding anniversary farmers please mark on your calendar the date of the markham township federation of agriculture dinner on nov 21 at buttonville hall an inter esting evening is forecast mr victor britnell of water loo college spent the weekend with his parents mr and mrs r g britnell mr and mrs gordon cullen had dinner on sunday with mr and mrs s n doner miss arviila forrester was entertained at a belated birth day dinner on saturday at the home of mr and mrs george barrett parents night was observed at lloyd school on thursday night mr and mrs wm humphries and girls of london spent the weekend with mr and mrs murray bennett mrs wm wilson of toronto spent the weekend with mr and mrs s n doner quite a number of men from our community left over the weekend for the north country for their annual deer hunting trips mr and mrs harold sherk and children of preston spent sunday with mr and mrs ron elliott and doug the sunday school attend ance at the u m church went to 166 on sunday next sunday is rally day please plan to at tend and make the attendance go over the top friends were very pleased to learn that mrs david reed was able to come home from hos pital on saturday mr and mrs robt millen of downsview spent the weekend with mr and mrs george bar rett mr and mrs lloyd johnson and children of minesing spent sunday with relatives here large crowds attended the 70th anniversary at the united missionary church on sunday rev m winger of toronto was the guest speaker in the morn ing and rev robt lytle also of toronto spoke at the evening service due to the illness of mrs lorraine morrison mrs oldham very efficiently filled the gap at the morning service and the heise male quartet of the 6th line baptist church sang several numbers at the night service mr and mrs bruce munro and stephen of aurora and mr and mrs d weeks and eva of richmond hill had dinner on sunday with mr and mrs c milsted three beautiful baskets of flowers were placed in the um church in loving memory of a former sunday school scholar miss susan reed in our column last week we reported that mr geo baker for many years a resident of gormley was in newmarket hospital this is not mr geo e baker of old gormley but is mr geo baker who lived in new gormley for many years and is now a resident of new market mr and mrs allan doner and dale had dinner on sunday with mr and mrs em hunt of be- thesda mr and mrs ross chapman and children of queensville vis ited their aunt mrs geo lea- ry on sunday afternoon- mr and mrs ken reeor miss kathiyn reeso- nd mr ed barkey spent sunday wilh mr and mrs abner brubacher and family of flora ir and mrs herb varley en tertained over sixty friends on saturday night at a party in honour of their son roger ho celebrated his 21st birthday that day mr herb moorby has sold his farm but will not be moving until february- quite a number from our mrs walter dofce of wain- fleet visited her brothers mr landon steckley mr peter steckley and rev j r steck ley and their families on sun day mr david hoover of new lis- keard spent the weekend at his home here mrs orpha rush mrs lloyd rush and bonnie of ridgeway 1sited mr and mrs g french last week other visitors of mr and mrs french were mr and mrs clar ence doner of stouffville mrs walter cloke of wainfleet mr peter steckley mr and mrs clifford winger and mrs low ell brown and melodie of wel- land the new gormlev october the stouffville tribune tkntby noreaber is 1961 ptp 5 communitv attended the ontario i birthday ladies enjoyed a chick- regional sunday school con- en dinner at the summit last vention at the queen e build ing at exhibition park which was held three days last week mr and mrs harold man and family of wainfleet spent sunday with mr and mrs roy brillinger miss mildred brillinger spoke at brethren in christ church at sherkston on sunday even ing rev bruce grove of lewis- ton pa is holding two weeks special meetings at heise hill church bible conference will also be held at heise hill church on saturday and sunday rev l k sider of kitchenei is conducting special meetings at united missionary church rev do verne mullen is the special singer for the week en dinner at the summit tuesday mrs a pope and mrs d fen- nell entertained a number of neighbour ladies on saturday noon at their home mr and mrs s n doner mrs wm wilson and mr allan doner visited mr and mrs h biddlecombe of sunderland on monday afternoon mrs gibson and girls of wil lowdale visited her mother mrs j l b stiver on sunday herb yakeleys fina service special lube job change winter oil engine tuned battery checked antifreeze put in to only 1195 goodyear tires batteries stouffville ph 488 keep today they watch excitedly as their new home takes shape tomorrow they will start their new life there will be new friends schools and various organizations as they become part of the community to children growing up their neighbor hood becomes their whole world what if something were to happen to you would you not want your family to remain in famil iar surroundings sun lifes mortgage protection policy can safeguard your home for those you love its a policy well worth investi gating may i discuss it with you jim abell piione 237 stouifvilll sun life assurance company of canada terramycin animal formula saves you money by maintaining health promoting growth preventing stress setbacks and fighting specific diseases such as scours and respiratory diseases in livestock and poultry terramycin gives you unique twoway action against profit- robbing diseases first it goes to work instantly in the stomach and intestines against germs that cause scouring and other dis eases it stimulates appetite gets animals back on feed faster secondly terramycin is also absorbed into the blood stream where it continues to fight infections throughout the system terramycin animal formula acts faster against more diseases when added to the drinking water it dissolves instantly and unlike ordinary products stays in solution longer complete directions on package available wherever animal health products are sold since 1849 animal health products animal formula poultry formula with antigerm 17 new liquid terramycin for mastitis a i d scours tablets terramycin injectable solution ppzer research contributes to more profitable farming taincd states the safety special ist fire and shock hazards oc cur only because of careless- ncss lack of maintenance or lack of knowledge malcolm the milkman by markham dairy malcolms right as always the most important thing about milk is that its good for everybody and it tastes good too markham dairy ltd home deliveries in stouffvhxk phone markham 286 collect use your grain plus that full granary of yours can help you cut feeding costs this year mix coop concentrates with your grain and you will have an economical and highpowered feed tl coop dairy concentrates help your cows give you an extra 1000 lbs of milk use coop beef concentrates with slilhcscroi and atireomycin o give yon the most gain per lb of feed yes for a resultgetting and costcutting feeding progran nso coop st0uf coop oh ono 269 or 122

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