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business directory beauty salons the powder puff beauty salon jov boss days tues thru sat nights wed and fri for appointment call sjo242 funeral directors l e oneill stouffville funeral director and embalmer continuous telephone service day or night phone stouffville 6402835 accountants john c wylie fia licensed public accountant auditor office residence wyue acres slusselmans take boad hr2 stouffville phone 103144 leonard r rosenberg bcom chartered accountant bank ot nova scotia building aurora telephone pa 79451 article three history of the old order mennonites auctioneers optometrists e a grubin ro optometrist plcton stouffville in stouffville at the james mccreight residence 58 main st e on the following mondays j and tuesdays nov 12th and 13th dec 10th and 11th garnet v gray od optometrist stouffville medical centre phone 6403100 for appointment hours 1000 am to 800 pm every tuesday dental w d atkinson phone stouffville 6403813 licensed auctioneer and sale manager sales conducted anywhere specializing in the pieparation and selling of purebred consign merits anil dispersals farm auc tions furniture and real estate sales bills prepared and posted at no extra cost this specialized ser vice really pays off and means money in your docket phone stouffville 6103813 ken clarke prentice auctioneers licensed and authorized for the counties of york and ontario milliken po ph ax 35987 markham po ph 2943161 prentices have been established auctioneers since 1890 cneil c smith lds djxs office over canadian bank of commerce telephone 6403083 stouffville graduate of university of toronto chiropractors wm s baird dc doctor of chiropractic xray by appointment 827 main st n markham ont telephone 2940701 j s delaurier dc 201 main street west stouflville- ontario tues thurs fri 10 am 9 pm wed sat 10 am 5 pm telephone 6403562 insurance thos birkett and son ltd general insurance agency stouffville ontario insurance in reliable companies at reasonable rates prompt service telephone 6402000 evenings gordon r birkett 6403715 les clarke 6402144 bob hassard 6403585 a s farmer licensed auctioneer counties ot york ontario farm stock furniture sales a specialty telephone gormley 8865311 address gormley po 5935 legal paul w j mingay ba barrister solicitor 61 main street markham ont phone markham 2941123 2936461 william g parsons llb barrister solicitor 157 main st w po box 820 phone 6402211 stouffville button coon barristers solicitors notaries s3 main st w stouffville phone 6403530 solicitors canadian i bank of commerce h reg button ba 103 obrien ave ph 6401975 david a coon 45 victoria st ph 6402103 surveyors d h black ontario land surveyor legal surveys subdivision surveys farm surveys 9 armada court scarborough ont west hill thone atiantlc 25283 kennedy kennedy 67 richmond st v toronto barristers solicitors notaries ross kennedy prov hwy 7 locust hill markham 2941632 ross l kennedy prov hwy 7 locust hill markham 2941556 cattanach hindson barristers solicitors stouffville by appointment anytime phone markham 25 main street markham phone 2940666 upholstering rebuilding restyling wood reflnlshlng custom built furniture draperies broadloom no money down easy terms 90 day no finance charge highest quality at lowest prices free advice on home furnishings estimates in your home toromark furniture house markham 2912581 as the wall street journal observes disarmament talks are bound to fall when both sides stick to their suns he is a very smait man who wont brag about being one robert w mcvey barrister solicitor suite 110 221 victoria street toronto markham toronto phone 2942371 phone 3630389 utilize that garage space here arc some suggestions that will help you add efficient space to your garage without making it any larger cover interior walls with perforated hardboard so that tools can be hung instead of piling them in a corner build wall cabinets for storage of small objects corner cabinets to hold garden and lawn equip ment and work clothes and a dropleaf work table so you can lower it against the wall when its not- in use plan a storage platform sus pended from the ceiling to hold screens storm windows hard- board panels and other large flat object because a young mennonlte farmer does not have to buy the furniture for the home as his brides parents supply it nor an expensive engagement or wedding ring because his church does not approve of it he is off to a flying start with his agricultural enterprise about ninetyeight per cent of their young people after they get married live from the in come made on their farm or farms during their whole life time mennonites have always been basically an agricultural people they are true sons and daughters of the soil and con sider their land as a sacred trust which must be given their full attention at all times perhaps the spirit of the pal atine mennonite farmer david moellinger 17091786 of south ern germany still exists in these people his agricultural innovations were rather astounding and may have help ed to make these folks the suc cessful farmers they have al ways been up to the present time moellinger became known as the father of palatine agriculture because he raised clover and by spreading gyp sum raw lime on his land he greatly enriched the soil from his vinegar factory and brewery he obtained a mash with which he fattened cattle his crop rotation system was generally adopted in the palat inate and as the growing of clover improved the soil the number of cattle raised on a farm was tripled one unusual aspect about the old order mennonites system of farming is that they make the ordinary 100acre family farm a going concern which nets them a comfortable living and with it as a start continue in their thrifty manner until they usually own several farms they have proved that our agri cultural experts are wrong when they say that a farmer must specialize in order to make a living today and they also tell us that the 100 acre farm is an antique which wont yield enough profits to cover the cost of machinery feed fer tilizer and the maintenance of buildings and other equipment a typical young mennonite after moving on to his farm usually follow this pattern he works his land well and tile- drains it if necessary these people are master farmers per haps in their own way but they have shown outsiders that they dont do things backwards he knows from centuries of expe rience which has been handed down from his ancestors that a farmer must grow good crops in order to make money thats why first of all he drains his land and works it to the best of his ability next if he raises heavy crops he can feed more livestock this in turn gives adequate manure which is the cheapest yet most important form of fertilizer and humus to keep the soil in excellent condition after a few years he usually makes enough profit from his livestock to im prove his buildings old order mennonite buildings are the largest most practical and no doubt kept in the best state of repair of any in the land but they rate only as secondary in the minds of these master farm ers another interesting factor is that the barn is the first one of the buildings to be improved or enlarged if necessary be cause that is where his profits come from so he probably puts new stabling into the barn or a new roof on it or builds a new strawshed or silo if any renovations or addi tions are necessary in the house they come next these farm houses are spacious and practi cal some have hydro and mod ern plumbing but the majority of them have not they are simply furnished with the ne cessary furniture and applian ces but dont have any curtains on the windows pictures or wallpaper on the walls the rooms are either painted or whitewashed have linoleum and home made hooked mats on the floors any changes in the house might be enlarging the kitchen adding a groszdoddy house which in addition to the main house in which the retired grandparents live building a new verandah or putting a new galvanized steel roof on it a typical pattern of crops grown on a 100acre farm is as follows about 35 acres will be sown to grain maybe 5 acres of this is fall wheat approxima tely onehalf of this is seeded down every year to a pasture or hay mixture probably 6 or s acres of corn is grown for wage and up until recently most farmers grew 4 to 5 acres in all of turnips mangels and mm theres really n0thin6 strange about the wayj our heating oil drives frosty tibudoiit fflairrw pekc pbtch phone 3 2941600 rektoe station j fuel oil- gasoline imotor oilgreases main st markham stouffville district high school annual commencement excercbses high school auditorium friday nov 9 815 pm presentation of diplomas aavards and musical numbers admission at the door 25c tt mmwmnwmnm llivl early morning i delivery guaranteed in stouffville and area call markham dairy limited phone markham direct 2942212 lliiumimmim potatoes that is 1 or 3 aeres of each many of them still grow these crops hay and pasture crops take up another 20 acres each the remaining 12 or 13 acres is probably made up ot bush or woodlot where 1 the spring he may tap from 200- 500 hard maple trees or if the woodlot is smaller he may sum merfallow from 5 to 10 acres of his farm some market gar dening is done by a few ot these people and their produce is sold at the kitchener and waterloo market or at local stores in his livestock program he usually keeps and tends these farm animals he generally milks from eight to twelve cows separates the milk and sells the sour cream to the local creamery this herd as a rule consists of mixed grade cows with a few cross breds some young stockers are usually bought in the fall fattened dur ing the winter and sold in the spring the calves as a rule are all raised and sold for beef with the best heifers being kept to replace the milking herd prob ably 6 to 10 brood sows are kept and half of the young pigs are sold when weaned the others being fattened for the market the skim milk is used to sup plement the grain for feeding pigs and raising calves some of the skim milk may also ge uti lized in the making of the fam ous pennsylvania dutch koch kase a cooked cheese which is made from the fermented curds of skim milk usually about two hundred laying hens are kept on an average farm at least lour horses two heavy and two light ones are also kept as his tractor is used chiefly for belt work such as threshing grind ing grain filling silos and saw ing wood the amazing part about these people is that as soon as their young folks are old enough to work away from home which is age 14 when they are through public school they work for a neighbour or a rel ative on a farm and seldom go to town or a city into industry where higher wages could be earned to take home and nelp to pay for their farms they pay for their farms with the money which they make iom their land thus you see from the agri cultural program which he fol lows and by not spending any thing for luxuries 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