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tmn the stoofryru tobuke varsitf jby 24 1962 lenoi ioesos loiaoc vics nursery evergreens trees shrubs roses flower plants e i winter project at cedar grove perennials and box plants for wholesale and retail patio pots planted specialist in i landscaping maintenance stonework and rockeries i rbj5 stouffville phone 870 n toronto phone hl 48697 koe ioe need hew stock matk then its good business to make a 2bfink loan those heifers yon have your eye on perhaps the price is a little beyond you just now but you dont have to pass up iieopportunityascotiabankfarm improve ment loan could help you buy them right away same goes for any other improvements youd like to make in livestock buildings or equipment youre invited to talk over your problem with the manager of your nearest branch of the bank of nova scotia hell show you how a scotiabank farm improvement loan can work for you the bhnk of novo scour k network of offices across canada and abroad for office supplies see the tribune petroleum 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chevrolet to a 1962 buick went into the making of this modern garden tractor a the fruits of a winters work sprung from les milroys cellar workshop at the first sign of spring up the steps and out the back door in pieces it must be admitted came a bright red highly efficient little tractor that purred into action at the first pull of the starting rope at a glance it looks like a beautiful model only four feet overall length of the frame painted and chromed straight off a masseyferguson assembly line only on close examination are a few inconsistencies evi dent the plate coveriing the universal joint for example is stamped buick one by one parts of five different cars be gin to identify themselves and the mechanical genius behind the little machine is realized the frame was cut down f rorn a chevy of the antique class the transmission came from a morris stock car wrecked at pmecrest rear wheels once pro pelled a morris minor and the front wheels might have ended up on a couple of wheelbarrows had les not taken his busmans holiday the steering box is from a prefect and the steering wheel once piloted a 60 pontiac and there is no horn the thought ful omission of a father of four lively children it is one up on the parent- tractors however with complete hydraulic brakes the little red tractor sails along like a boat on a chain drive that is all motorcycle and a transformer case protects the sprocket from small fingers or vice versa it plows the gar den hauls freight and moves the family from a to b the milroy children are de lighted with their fathers craftsmanship and terribly proud les modestly talks of assembling it from the back to the front and gives its cost without time as seventy dol lars he also adds that it weighs 412 pounds marg intervenes at this point on the bathroom scales one part at a time but marg is proud too and pleased because this one unlike the store variety doesnt inter fere with the tv with their customary charm and efficiency the girls of the cgit entertained their mothers at tea on saturday delicate ta ble bouquets and a brilliant headtable centrepiece trans formed zion church basement into a spring garden a well- planned programme added fun to the occasion and following a talk to the girls mrs milton presented well deserved chev rons the bowling league ended their winter activities with a banquet at the yangtze pagoda at richmond hill followed by a gettogether at mike and lil lian deans prizes were pre sented to the winning team and the high scorers and a generous number of door prizes included even non bowlers in the spoils the winning team consisted of mike dean marg walton bob lapp ila cricton phyllis and david ritchie and gert shoudy marg walton won the ladles high average and mike dean the mens the ladies high sin gle went to ruby rcesor and the mens high single to bob dare lillian dean and lloyd clcndcncn took the high triple honours and bert tapscott a medal for putting up with the regulars as a very valuable spare last weeks euchre winners were mrs velma jackson mild red wilby lois wilson george mccowan ed williams and w lunau mrs jackson and lloyd taylor won the carrying prizes euchre will be held in cedar grove schoolhouse on monday may 21st all players welcome mothers dont forget the 17th of may that is the 10th anniversary of the mothers club and all members arc ex pected at the birthday party time a30 place gert shouds may 17th winter project completed rec ently by mr les milroy of cedar grove the proud own er is seated at the controls while bobby dean 9 left and ann milroy await their turn for a ride around the yard staff photo news from goodwood most everything is stream lined these days including the streams mrs b may on monday may 14th miss mcneil the pub school in spector spoke to a well attend ed parentteachers meeting at webb school she stressed the importance of our own child and his future in the commun ity telling us the rural school has its place and is not inferior to the urban or city school if we keep it equipped with a good teacher and library and mater ials to work with this is the final meeting of this year we appreciate the help of those who arranged programs and attend ed meetings belated congratulations to mr and mrs steve schullar who were fiftyeight years married on may 11th mr and mrs chris yakely spent sunday may 13 with their son norman and mrs yakely of oshawa sympathy goes out to relatives of the late mrs robert ashin- hurst who passed away at fair- view lodge on friday and was laid to rest on sunday in ux- bridge cemetery mrs rae smith was a week end visitor with her daughter mrs john w maye mr and mrs edmund skin ner spent the weekend with her sisters mrs chas symes and mrs ivan norton and families prior to moving to timmins some fourth line children and some friends from brougham spent saturday afternoon help ing gerry ferguson celebrate her eleventh birthday mrs elmer ferguson mrs gwen cober mrs riddle and mrs fred baldwin had sunday supper with mr and mrs geo baldwin it being susans- birth day mr and mrs walt pugh spent the holiday weekend with his brother percy and family at the baptist church on fri day at 8 pm hear rev h g adams and see his slides child ren men and ladies welcome sunday is anniversary day with rev robert e henderson of toronto as guest speaker the gormley harmonaires will sing at the three oclock service and the stouffville christian business mens choir will sing at seventhirty rev james e tetley the pastor will be at each service lucky draw prizewinners at the mammoth euchre sponsored recently by goodwood loba were as follows 1st barbecue hebron elson goodwood 2nd white wool blanket mrs claud- ette chadwick stouffville 3rd foot stool earl hockley rr 2 uxbridge 4th blanket mrs e thompson rr 2 uxbridge 5th casserole mrs dan norton goodwood 6th teapot mrs edith everson beaverton 7th 6 steak knives miss eunice hammond claremont 8th towels mrs lili norton good wood livestock judging competition the annual ontario county junior farmer livestock judg ing competititon will be held in the beaverton area on satur day may 26th this judging competition is under the direction of mr h l fair agricultural representa tive uxbridge and mr w d keys associate agricultural representative all junior farmer and 4h club members and any other farm boys or girls under 26 years of age as of november 1 1962 are eligible to enter this competition head forthesightsthelakesthe fuh know ontario belter its all yours 1 oobrio dtplmat cf trml aid ftbatj hon brym l ctuieart mlnlsttr im w u iffy ontario travel mallo ortbtotrml mltpjreiotatbumtm literature tooaurb ojampko high school news the second annual athletic banquet will be held this fri day evening at the school a roast beef dinner commencing at sixthirty will be followed by the presentation of close to a dozen trophies and awards from the bar and letter system the boys and girls athletic associations have been success ful in obtaining the services of a member of the toronto argo nauts plus an excellent colour film of the 1961 grey cup game the price for this excellent eve ning is only 1 track meets members of the stouffville kjg track and field team put on quite a showing at recent meets at the eckhardt outing laurie buckland and ernie mil ler took top honours in the junior and senior pole vault in the 120 yard hurdles junior and intermediate divisions ian montgomery and ole neilson placed second respectively fred watson won his heat in the int220 yard dash and placed fifth in the finals while the in termediate relay team placed third the girls intermediate relay team captured top honours in the 440 yard relay in the georgian bay track meet it was once again laurie buckland who led the wine and white he placed first in the junior pole vault with a jump of 99 he will be our only entrant in the finals to be held this saturday ernie muler took a 3rd in the senior pole vault while mont gomery and neilson each came second in their heats and 4th in the finals of the 110 yard hurdles brougham there will be a paper collec tion on saturday morning 26th of may the bake sale sponsored by unit 1 of the united church lad ies had a good response noth ing remained unsold sympathy is extended to mrs geo willson in the passing of her aunt edith coakwell mr and mrs murray beelby and family spent the weekend with her sister at whitby mr and mrs ivan euicottof peterboro also mr and mrs ver non elhcott and family visited their parents mr and mrs r ellicott on the weekend mr and mrs j shepphard and family spent the weekend with friends at mattawa mr and mrs h rowe visited with his brother in toronto on sunday the fourth meeting of the brougham united church wo men unuit 2 was held at the home of mrs m ellicott may 10 mrs h blackman opened the meeting with a reading and the worship service was led by mrs donaldson the bible study was taken by mrs fallis roll call was love and there were 11 answered lunch was served at the conclusion by mrs ellicott the friendly bible class was the guest of the active bible class at mt zion last week bethesda there has been a faint sound of music on the air for some time now it has become a dis tinct duet of wedding bells in honour of one of the cou ples miss audrey taun and el- wood pattenden a shower of the two most efficient packages on the farm the egg came first but a better and more effici way to package grease has yet to come esso mp grease in cartridges makes refilling your grease gun as simple as loading a shotgun just slip the cap off a cartridge and drop it in the gun its done in seconds you save time and eliminate waste no dirt will ever get into the grease esso mp grease in cartridges means extra protection for your valuable farm equipment get a supply from your imperial esso agent and see for yourself w hood markham ontario always look to imperial for the best ssoi miscellaneous gifts was held in bethesda school house on sat urday night good wishes go with these tokens of our regard mr and mrs russell hunt and mr william hunt motored to palmerston on sunday to visit relatives mr and mrs ce cil heise mr and mrs chas doner were in pembroke friday and saturday mr and mrs peter vandef- kooy and three boys lynda and bob heise visited with mr and mrs jim frost at sundridgeon sunday and monday mr and mrs ray atkinson spent sunday with mr and mrs jim masters at grand val ley the paint color you want when you want it match draperies aaatch carpets ocrze any color you vr draam of to match and narmonlx with anything youll find it instantly in tha colorizar album of 1 322 realpaint samples and buy it right over th counter without waiting bast of all colorizar paintscost no mor fhan ordinary paints to limited in color choose from 1322 colon in all finishes for interior and xtarior us and alt can siits from pint to a gallon you can gat th sama colors again any tima you want tham yas colorizar paints kava evaryihing stop in today and tham for y oursalfj paints and 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