Whitchurch-Stouffville Newspaper Index

Stouffville Tribune (Stouffville, ON), August 1, 1963, p. 4

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tup i th stourtviue tslsunt twy august t 1963 township of markham by resolution of the council of the township of markham monday the 5th day of august 1963 is pro claimed civic holiday in the township of markham w r dean reeve god save the queen mvvltvllltfvvvvv priced a1 used cars 1963 mercury 400 2 door 6 cylinder transistor push button radio this here is a special for only 267500 1963 meteor station wagon 4 door sedan wood paneling on sides ys motor and power equipped fully equipped 1961 falcon 4 door sedan beautiful oxford blue a one owner car 1961 ford fairlane 2 door vs standard transmission finished in attrac tive vellow and white 1961 chevrolet belair 4 door automatic fi cylinder radio power steering 4 new deep tread whilewall tires 1960 plymouth 4 door belvedere standard transmission 6 cylinder radio powder blue finish 1960 buick la sabre 4 door fully equipped 1960 chevrolet brockwood station wacon automatic fi cylinder radio finished in copper with a white top immacu late throughout 1960 consul 4 door sedan good mileage exceptional clean one owner car serviced by c and b motors since new four 1959 fords all different models to clear at special prices 1958 pontiac 4 door station wagon fi cylinder standard trans mission -trucks- 1960 volkswagen pickup 1959 gmc dump heavyduty rear end 5 speed transmission tires like new special lba foot cabin cruiser complete with full controls 70 hp mercury motor trailer etc can he pur chased very reasonable coffey and bartley motors limited payments to suit your budget phone g402600 west end of town where price and quality meet mercury main street stouftvliio acossa i vvv vhriinv v glasgow school teachers salary 22500 in 1879 two hundred farmers attend sunrise tour mr louise hope contd from last week it is interesting to note that since 1885 the job of secretary to the trustees has been hand- jed by only seven persons hir am kester served from 1883 to 1ss9 john s latcham from 1889 to 1925 harry wellman in 1926 david crosier from 1927 to 1930 and walter davis irom 193 to 1960 mrs donald hope in 1961 and mrs donald boake is the present secretary the trustees also served for long periods and the following names appear many of them still familiar george morrion james forsyth timothy mil lard robert mrfarlane hiram kester henry widdifield char les forsyth john slorry van buren forsyth john latcham john mcdonald ira castor chris st john frank forsyth amos stover john scott wil liam stewart james slack john forsyth levi forsyth s knight louis slack fred paulikat harry wellman jo seph alsop david crosier kd- ward david russell dowswcll i stanley slack cecil latcham and dudley white this list of i trustees is only complete to 1936 teachers changed much more frequently and it would take too long to list them all it is interesting to note that for 10 years the salary of the tea cher was consistently around 350 except for the period 1897 i to 1899 when it dropped to s225 after the turn of the cen- turv salaries rose to 400 and then s600 in 1922 there must i have been a period of inflation i for the teachers salary jumped to s1000 for three years but then settled back to ss00 then s700 then s600 by 193s in 1904 ihe teacher mr foote asked for a raise in salary the trus tees granted the raise but made the teacher sign an agree ment guaranteeing that they would not have to pay more than 14 for any money they might have to borrow to pay his salary mervyn bunker who contrac ted to build this new school- house still resides on part of the land granted to his forbear abijah jones the family have continuously owned this land for seven generations although the children attended the near er school at altona the present trustees are grant drewcry harry noble and lloyd wideman harry no bles family have attended glasgow school for five genera tions i would like to thank all those who have helped provide information for this paper there has not been time to do as much research as i would like and 1 hope that later i may continue the job five congregations in ontario christian church conference gerald huntley the christian church in ont ario a protectant sect whose history in the toronto area pre dates the founding of toronto held its 138th annual confer ence in stouffville christian church recently the churchs ontario confer ence now numbers only five congregations with a total of fewer than 400 members in toronto crawford st and emmanuel churches keswick stouffville and ringwood as a fundamentalist group he church members believe that the answer to any ques tion or problem can be found by the individual if he seeks thoroughly enough in the pages of the bible it is per haps the most democratic of the protestant sects this ingrained belief in reli gious freedom of thought is probably the greatest single factor in the churchs member ship decline the church now maintains no seminary and each congregation is free to call to its pulpit a minister of any persuasion this has resulted in entire congregations electing from time to time to join other groups particularly the bap tists and in consequence the conference which once con tained 30 congregations in vari ous parts of ontario has dwindled to its present five originally the christian church arose from three co incident but unrelated groups which broke away from the tovellnefs compliments we like constructive criticism toohblps us to continue to please you a a wall agricultural representative york county over two hundred farmers from york turned out for the sunrise tour last week the tour was to oac at guelph and everyone had a good look at the experimental work being done on crops the thing that caught my eye most at guelph was the intense effort being put into boosting crop yields beyond what we normally think is pos sible the research workers there are thinking about 100 bus yields of wheat 80 bus yields of barley and 4 and 5 ton yields of hay and 150 bus corn crops they only get these yields once in a while but the fact that their target is set so high is significant the battle for these very high yields is being fought in many ways choosing a high yielding crop to start with is basic and on this point corn and alfalfa get most of the at tention new varieties are part of the answer too some of the popular varieties of five years ago have already been dis carded chemical weed control is moving ahead very rapidly too new chemicals and new ways j of putting them on are both i being tried out at guelph one j new method is to delay seed- ing after the ground has been i prepared until the first crop of weed is well up a very strong spray can then be used since there is no crop growing seed ing follows and the spray used previously gives pre- emergence weed control high fertility very simple forage mixtures and good harvesting techniques were the other tool we saw being used at guelph in an attempt to get more profitable yields a popular question these days is about the best variety of wheat to sow the answer is still genesee but ive had a few people shake their heads on its straw strength lodging in wheat is fairly bad this year kent ha- better straw strength but doesnt usu ally yield as well as genesee and kent is really a feed wheat not as desirable for milling talbot is the newest wheat it is a good one but seed is not available this year this is the time of year when flies do a lot of damage to cattle on pasture horn flies and ace flies are not just a nuisance they cut the rate o gain materially backrubhers with insecticides are the most practical control in a pasture field there arent many back- rubbers in use in york but i think they should he given seri ous thought by everyone with beef cattle or dry cows on pasture 2943173 markham 6402932otouffviui at friday evening aug 2nd at 730 pm furniture and appliances norm faulkner auctioneer will accept articles for public auction specials this week mins summer casuals 449 us methodist baptist and presbyterian churches they entered a rather loose associa tion early in the 19th century and many itinerant preachers wandered the countryside preachimi basically that each man must be allowed to inter pret the bible for himself under the guidance of the holy spirit and that the only name needed for the church was christian because its only head was christ in ontario the impetus- for the founding of the first con gregation came from one mary stoghill a member of the greenville ny congregation who came to newmarket in 1817 miss stoghill according to a report in the mimeographed church quarterly tidings longed for the freedom of the christian church she had known and asked the elders of that church to send a missi onary to start a church in can ada allan huntley arrived in on tario a short time laler and lived at lake simcoe in north gwillimbury township where the first christian church was established in 1821 mr hunt ley was ordained as the churchs first minister and the first baptisms were admin istered in lake simcoe for the future the church members are hoping for a form of unity with other christian sects but selfexpression and individual interpretation of the scriptures are so important to its members that they would demand some assurance that these beliefs and rights would be safeguarded in any union they also would refuse to accept the name o any creed hecause thev feel the word christian is sufficient identifica tion for anyone who belives in the new testament an individual can only legis late his own morality the church members contend and they cite the apparent failure of a fashionable denomina tion i presumably the united church o canada to halt the increase in social drinking among its members even though the churchs confer ences continually preach total abstinence they also cite as ineffective the ulminations of the roman catholic church against divorce and birth con trol and reter to the confess- ed increase of divorce and mechanical birth control among roman catholics fearlessness is the mother of confidence time is the expanse of space between paydays togs 29 see our yards goods dept lowest prices bargain barn hours mon wed 12 noon 9 pm thurs fri 9 am 10 pm sat 9 am 5 pm on hwy 47 1 vi miles north of stouffville main st pavless for ther meat features burns by the piece 29c lb bologna sliced 35c lb burns fully cooked hams jnd v h 75c rump or round steaks or roasts lb 89c aylmer choice peaches ives 2 st lawrence corn oil 5 55 swift prem 2 u 83 delsey assorted colours toilet tissue 2 iis 29 frozen fees tu res mortons pics b h uley 4 f snow crop peas 2 39 schells food market stouffville phone 6401942 business directory auctioneers w d atkinson thone stouffville 6103813 licensed auctioneer and sale manager sales conducted anywhere specializing in the preparation and selling of purebred consign ments and 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 monev in vour docket thone stouffville 6403813 ren clarke prentice auctioneers licensed and authorized for the counties of york and ontario markham po ph 2913161 or 64036s6 prentices have been established auctioneers since 1s90 a s farmer licensed auctioneer counties of york ontario farm stock furniture sales a specialty telephone gormley 8855311 address gormley po 5935 legal paul vv j mingay ba barrister solicitor si main street markham ont tlioiie markham 3911 123 2936161 william g parsons llb barrister solicitor 157 main st w po box 820 phone 6402211 stouffville button coon barristers solicitors notaries s3 main st v stouflville phone 6403530 solicitors canadian imperial bank of commerce ii reg button qc 103 obrien ave ph 6401975 david a coon ba 47 church st north thone 6402103 kenneth v young ba llb markham ontario phone 2940457 kennedy kennedy 67 richmond st w toronto barristers solicitors notaries ross kennedy prov hwy 7 locust hill markham 2941632 ross l kennedy prov hwy 7 ixiciiit hill markham 2941556 uattanach h1ndson barristers solicitors stouffville by appointment anytime phone markham 25 main street markham phone 2940666 robert w ricvey barrister si solicitor suite 110 221 victoria street toronto markham toronto phone 2942371 phone 3630389 insurance thos birkett and son ltd general insurance agency stouffville ontario insurance in reliable companiei at reasonable rates prompt service telephone 6402000 evenings gordon r birkett 6103715 ies clarke 6102144 bob hassard 6403585 the man to call for the best buy on your insurance lloyd f harvey rr i gotmley phone gormley 8865369 es state farm lnittfkc o oawita hd offlc tomnt oat optometrists e a grubin ro optometrist icton stouftvlda in stouffville at the james mccrelfiht residence m main st e on the ollowine mondavi and tuesdavs sept 23rd and 24th oct 21st and 22nd garnet v gray od optometrist stouffville medical centre thone 6103722 for appointment hours 1000 am to 800 pm every tuesday dental neil c smith lds dds office over canadian bank of commerce telephone 6103083 stouffville graduate of university of toronto chiropractors wm s baird dc doctor of chiropractic xray by appointment 327 slain st n markham ont telephone 2940701 j s delaurier dc 201 main street west stouffville ontario tues thurs 4 fri wed sat 10 am 9 pm 10 am 5 pm telephone 6403562 accountants john c wylie fia licensed public accountant auditor office residence wylie acres musselmani lake road rr2 stouffville phone 6403144 leonard r rosenberg bcom cilartered accountant bank of nova scotia building aurora telephone pa 79451 surveyors d h black ontario land surveyor 310 painted poet 9r corner of markham ra scarborough ont mone atlantlc 25283 res 2824508 upholstering rebuilding restyling wood refinishlng 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 vour home toromark furniture house markham 2942581 beauty salons the powder puff beauty salon joy ross days tues thru sat nights wed and fri for appointment rail 64024711 funeral directors l e oneill stouffville funeral director and embalmer continuous telephone service dav or night phone stouffville 6402855

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