Whitchurch-Stouffville Newspaper Index

Stouffville Tribune (Stouffville, ON), June 21, 1962, p. 12

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p h the stouhviui tm8we twvky ho 21 1962 finest value 1 carat of diamonds 399 50 for the set in 14 carat gold waggs jewellery and china a gift for every occasion 2 main st w stotiltille phone 852v bethesda news the sympathy of the neigh bourhood goes out to the fam- iy of the late russell preston newmarket in the loss of their mother whose funeral was held saturday june 16 guests at the wedding of miss doris tidibury to james john ston markham on saturday june 16 in the united church were relatives mr and mrs russell hunt and mr and mrs harry hunt master robert hunt was the ring bearer there was a large gathering olneighbours at the wm emp- ringham home on saturday eve ning in honour of the newly- weds mr and mrs allan emp- ringham they were presented with an upholstered chair ta bles and lamps mrs k schut addressed the womens institute on wednes day last week speaking on the subject of her husbands work at maple at the government experimental station where they are carrying on research to develop hardier trees and to control rust which causes so much damage to pine trees little visitois at the albert scott home foi a few davs are mis scotts sisteis granciehild- len misses virginia and valerie thiid of scai boi ough a fathers day gatheiing at the james lee home wheie they enjojed a barbecue supper served to twentytwo people included mr and mrs bert lic- korish mrs joe betz mr and mrs lloyd jennings and mark from stouffville mr and mrs ralph parker don and bob from mimico mr and mrs bud lee from toronto gordon burkholder spent the weekend with friends at the reg stouffer cottage at twelve mile lake mr and mrs jacob wideman and margaret motored to la grange indiana on friday to attend the wedding of their ne phew david wideman they visited with mr and mis art steckley before returning on monday mr and mrs allan wideman held a family gathering which had become an annual event of fathers day during the life of the late seth wideman at his home gathering this year at the allan wideman home weie all the brothers and sisters with the exception of jean mrs clvde countwav of nova sco tia mr and mrs walter wide- man minden mr and mrs theodoi e wideman bowman- ville mr and mrs ed wide- man toionto mr and mrs goidon monioe gormley mr and mis ait wideman and mr and mrs lloyd wideman toionto mr and mrs harold wood stouffville mr and mrs stouffville lions club mammoth supper and on main street in on 27 refreshment booth lucky draw monster bingo fish pond and numerous other games treat the whole family a ito a chicken supper from 530 pm on supper 150 children 75 dance 50 halfpast teen x know a fewbovsn our engush class they should capture and putjn that cage- j fred gibson mr and mrs mer- vyn harpei and mr and mis mm ray bennet attended mr and mrs jesse dewsbuiy of richmond hill joined their nephews and nieces all the grandchildren of the late seth wideman with the exception of two weie piesent mr and mrs b pieston dor is ivan and keith went to the roseville appointment of rev geo peck to hear his farewell address rev and mis peck cousins of the piestons aie leaving to take up missionary work among the indians near james bay wheie moosonee will be their nearest supply centre audley mrs fred puckrin the rev keith hawkes was in charge of the service last sunday and administeied the sacrament of the lords supper the rev m buttars will be in charge of the service next sun day morning at 945 the marriage of miss su- sanne bird whitby and lynne richards was solemnized by the rev m buttais in audley church on saturday afternoon they will make their home in osliawa a community shower was held on fuday evening at the home of ronald and mrs cox for mr and mrs david saund ers who were married recently five local ladies attended a school for vacation church school leaders on tuesday of last week at the whitby united church the iocalhigh school students have completed their examina tions and are anxiously await ing the results audley has enteied a boys team in the midgets gioup in the pickering township ball league good luck boys feed grain insurance possible shortage of western feed grain owning to a lepeli- lion of last years drought con ditions and the possibility of inn eased prices for oats and corn brought in from the united states would seem to indicate need for the pioduction of mote feed grain in ontaiio this year leports the field ciops branch of the ontario dcpaitment of agiicultuie each year ontario farmers normally purchase 50 million bushels of feed grain from west ern canada and 12 to 20 million bushels of corn from the united states over and above their own pioduction oats and barley aie in short supply now and lecent reports of crop conditons in the praiiie provinces aie not en couraging the dominion bureau of sta tistics the albeita crop repoit the winnipeg free press weekly and the scarle grain company report all indicate large aieas particularly in southern alberta and southern saskatchewan where soil moisture conditions are critical and where there is some soil drifting even mani toba where soil moisture is mostly reported as satisfactory has had an average of only 53 inches of rain in april as com pared to a normal rainfall of 103 inches in large areas of western canada a normal crop will now have to depend entirely on the timely arrival of rains throughout the growing season furthermore there is a defin ite indication that western farm ers will step up their wheat acreage probably at the expense of oats barley and some of the oil seed crops western farmers feel that they can grow a crop of wheat with less moisture than oats ir barley ah delivery quotas are off wheat has advanced in price and federal and provincial crop officials are advocating in creased wheat acreage ah these factois could influence western faimcis in the wheat gi owing areas to giow moie wheat there is now some doubt as to whether eastern canada can depend on seeming all the feed grain lcquired for the heavy livestock and poultiy popula tion fiom western canada the piesent exchange late will ceitainly inciease the price ot any oats or coin bi ought in from the u s the possibility of feed giain shortage next winter indicates that as much as possible of our lequne- is your most important date approaching make sure the wedding invitations and announcements are correct in every detail we have a large choice of wedding stationery and offer jou thermo- graphed type in various styles we also have printed napkins place cards thank you cards and other supplies we invite you to stop in and see our samples when your wedding date approaches order your printed supplies at the stouffville tr phone 152 53 main street ments should be giown within oui pi ovince heavy seed sales this spiing would indicate some inciease in oats and bailey acieage in ontario in the coin gi owing sections it is still not too late to plant an extra acie or two of gram coin careful atten tion to the feitihty progiam including side diessing of all the coin acieage will inciease per acre yields or corn a planned chemical weed contiol piogiam wil i educe weed com petition and inciease yield on all feed ciops such as com oats bailey mied giams and pastuies you can always tetl an egotist hes the fellow who is me deep in conveisation staplers and staples full line in stock the stouffville tribune for the best in rotal gold ice cream m gal kraft cracker barrel 4c off 1 mild cheese 53 prices effective june 20 21 22 23 we reserve the right to limit quantities frozen turkey chicken- bee york pies 4h89 avlmer choice miracle whip fruit cocktail 2 43 salad dressing 59 peek fkean assorted orange pekoe biscuits 4 75 iga tea bags 59 lucas and arthurs burns shamrock ready to eat fully skinned defatted short shank whole ok half meat features smoked hams sweet pickled cottage rolls 59 small link sausage 45 economical wieners is 85 sliced bologna 45 sliced cooked meats side bacon lucas wieners tablerite 6 oz vacuum sealed pkg lucas sliced ilb rindless pkg ilb pkg no 1 grade delicious southern beauties come in and see the giant lucas pig on display in our store free samples peaches bananas oranges cabbage heaping quart box 69 19 savourv tropical flavour south african doz navels size 176 ontario grown no 1 grade 2 lbs in 2for25t store open thursday and friday nights until 9 pm ratcliff s iga foodliner stouffviijb ontabio

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