Whitchurch-Stouffville Newspaper Index

Stouffville Tribune (Stouffville, ON), August 1, 1963, p. 9

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quality service fall wheat harvest is here ve are in a position to handle the crop c trucks to serve you fast unloadinir of trucks if you uih to draw your own i inloadins into our elevator or into cars v let us handle your wheat four points to receive wheat stiver bros unionville stouffville aurora uxbridge phone stouffville 6103110 64019s2 vkxxxvvvvvxxvvxvx3s3l3ts3kvvn3k- s a must for your youngsters i onthcbvow youngsters need plenty of milk to keep fit for school and play make rood health a family habit arrange delivery of our vitaminenriched milk and top- quality dairy products piionk direct markham 2912212 i cows like humans want comfort and contentment they are un able to maintain milk production when bothered by flies coop livestock spray and coop barn spray are extremely effective in control of hies tlii means maximum cow comfort therefore maximum luilk production coop livestock spray has a new formulation containing ronnel safe for praying milk cowj beef cattle hogs and horses it builds up residual control that requires less frequent application coop bam spray with ronnel is ready to use against flies and livestock pests in and around livestock buildings control lasts four to six weeks with each spraying coop brn spray concentrate also available protect your crops ami livestock a complete range of coop chemicals for livestock and crop protection at vour coop coop betmtedtrguuljblz e coop phone 6401550 markham drivein services still popular the sunday eveninj drive in church services held on the markham shoppins plaza by the united missionary churches of markham and dicksons hill continue to be a popular place of worship start ed in 1951 this is the third sum mer for these outdoor services a farmers wagon somewhat camouflaged by the use of cur tains around the bottom and a gren backdrop makes a good platform for the use of the speaker and guest musicians or singers the hammond organ from the church is used in every service a volunteer choir assembles to the side of the plalform to give leadership in the singing song sheets are provided for those who remain in their cars and in every serv ice opportunity i given to all to join in singing the old hymns of the church the spa cious parking lot in front of the dominion store provides ample space for all the cars a good public address system as sures everyone of hearing no matter where they may have parked every effort is put forth bv the planning rommtitee to have good singing and music each evening throughout the sum mer many different musicians and singers representing seve ral denominations are invited to participate in these services while they are sponsored by the united missionary churches everyone who wishes to worship in this cool relaxed informal way is invited to at tend in every service visitors are present from far and near coming from many different churches the pastor rev grant sloss who brings a brief message from cods word in each service has received many expressions of appreciation from those who atentd if you have not yet visited the markham shopping plaza on a summer sunday evening you are invited to worship there this coming sunday and each sunday until august 18th at 730 pm this week you will be able to hear an outstanding instrumentalist from toronto in the person of eldon b leh man jr mr lehman who is director of music at the high park baptist church has also taught at the conservatory of music in toronto mr and mrs george lee from stratford ontario will also be present to sing as well as soloist dianne barkey from the markham church so rain or shine in vite your friends and come to the drive in service and be- come part of the crowds that have hren attending now for three summers intersections present biggest traffic hazard one of the simple laws of el ementary physics tells us that two objects cannot occupy the same space at the same time disregarding such fundamen tal percepts were the operators of nearly 100 thousand canad ian motor cars during 19g2 who were involved in motor acci dents in that period at road in tersections this total gathered by do minion automobile association statistical research depart ment and released by gw marched public relations of ficer offers eloquent evidence of the built in hazards lurking at every road intersection for the motorist a round 0c- of all motor ac cidents last year occurred at road intersections as many as all other locations combined which immediately places the road intersection as the poten tially most hazardous area for anyone driving a motor vehicle true the percentage of deaths and serious injury at intersec tions does hot match that of the super highway or the level rr crossing but the losses in pro perty damage with resultant insurance premium increase make the intersection a prime object of study by safety en gineers with a view of reducing the yearly total urban intersections frequent ly present obstruction of vision by hedges and fences which can be removed in most com munities simply by enforcing existing bylaws rural intersections some times present vision obstruc tion of a different kind such as a tall crop of corn or shrub bery which has remained from the horse and buggy era if such obstructions exist they would no doubt be removed by appealing to the common sense of their owners or failing this by municipal legislation if the potential hazard of the intersection can be materiaally reduced then this can be used as the starting point in a sharp downward revision in the na lions most popular and expen sive pasttime cracking up cars and bones gormley a new form of burial took place this week at gormley cor ner early monday morning the telephone men moved in with their equipment to bury the tel ephone wires 9 feet below the ground at the same time the east road was closed to traffic to insiall a large culvert in front of the henderson home congratulations to mr and mrs p doldersum who will celebrate their 40th wedding anniversary on sat aug 3rd mr and mrs harold wide- man and family spent a pleas ant holiday in the maritimes mr and mrs john sider of kitchener spent the weekend with his parents rev and mrs lk sider dotigie elliott had mumps last week mr and mrs henry heise and miss nancy cober spent saturday at fordwicn mrs m sudeyko is taking the mail on rri gormley for two weeks while mis r era- pringham is away on holidays mrs frank harvey miss ar- villa forrester miss ruth hoo ver mrs beula jones and mrs john lehman had dinner on thursday with mrs vera bur nett of stouffville miss myrtle sider of stouff ville spent a day with her neph ew and niece rev and mrs l k sider mr and mrs ralph empring- ham a spending a two wecki holiday in western canada mr and mrs roy brillinger had dinner on sunday with mr and mrs peter stickley messrs andrew jones john doner ken doner wayne john son dave barber and walter kelly are spending a weeks holiday tenting and canoeing in algonquin park mr and mrs melvin hender son spent a weeks holiday at elim lodge near peterboro mr and mrs 11 sandiford entertained sandys baseball team to a weiner roast at their home on thursday night mr and mrs hary empring- ham spent the weekend at the atlantic coast linda brian and shirley km- pringham spent the weekend with their grandparents mr and mrs robt britnell captain and mrs lr creel- man and three boys of quebec are spending a weeks holiday with her mother mrs cr wilcox mrs alviri farmer spent three days with her sister mrs sidney tomlinson at belleville her sister is now in oshawa general hospital for a two week recuperation from a heart attack twiy iiisust 1 1943 the stouffyiu tkiiunf ptn tamarac lodge lake muskoko 5 miles west of rracebridjte on highway 118 friendly family resort beautiful location safe beach tennis shuflleboard water skiing boats etc good meals excellent rooms for folder write direct rr 15racobride or phone bracebridge 6152371 mb hie world famed seots guards band which will per form at the cnk bandshell this year originated in the mld18th century at that time it comprised eight negro musi cians hired to play troops from ihe barracks to buckingham palace for guard duty manufacturers dav at the cve this year tuesday aug 27th will also be a salute to the proinre of nova scotia guests of honour for the occasion will he the hon e a manson minister of trade ft industry and miss lynda elliott this years xova scotia blossom queen miss pauline sytema spsnl the week end with her parents here david summerfelt is an ex change 4h member chosen from ontario visiting pennsyl vania and very much enjoying his trip mr and mrs douglas hope attended the wedding of their niece margaret dennis of auro ra on saturday dr and mrs downey of cal ifornia have been holidaying with his parents mr and mrs jack downey and jimmy also with his sister mrs murphy and family quick ation on the p3rt of newmarket fire brigade pre vented a serious fire on the farm of mervyn summerfelt when their large tractor caught fire seven minutes from the call was put in till the brigade arrived at the summerfelt farm damage to the tractor was not too serious mr and mrs chapman of belleville district are visiting their daughter and family mr and mrs j downey congratulations to mr and mrs donald johnston who were married at st thomas recently don having lived here until entering guelph college the young couple will residcat port bruce following a trip to trie west coast r1ngw00d mr and mrs jacob grove and mr and mrs fred steek- ley and mrs jos fockler at tended the farewell party ten dered mr and mrs arthur paisley on monday evening last at the home of mr and mrs howard barkey con 7 wi itehurch old friends in this communi ty of the late mrs walter carter fkat reesor extend their regrets and condolences to her husband and the family mr and mrs stewart vague and family are enjoying a motor trip this week there will he a series of meetings for the children of the community held in the church basement sponsored by child evangelism from monday july 29th to fririav august 2nd from 330 to 430 pm mr and mrs clarence fock ler and family spent sunday at halls lake mr alfred fockler was stricken with a stroke on sun day and is in the stouffville nursing home at present mr and mrs bruce empring- ham lois and murray were sunday supper guests with mr and mrs malcolm keith mr and mrs evan keith brian and murray of lucknow were weekend visitors with the keiths mrs bill peacock larry and dnnny are holidaying for a few days with their sisterin law and aiint mrs ken gra ham at their cottage near brechin 1 came over to show you my new cockney spaniard greenwood mr and mrs alfie pegg spent a few days last week in the cochrane district mr and mrs les wilson and janice attended the disney tripp wedding on saturday in the whitby united church mr and mrs steven bartlett of stoney creek visited on sat urday with his sister mrs 1 mclean mr and mrs earl windatt of beaverton were visitors dur ing the past week with mr and mrs milton pegg mr and mrs cecil degeer was a caller at the home of mr and mrs fred byers on sun day afternoon mr and mrs milton pegg visited on sunday afternoon with mr and mrs joe pegg of oshawa mr bob mcvey of markham visited on sunday evening at the home of mr and mrs les wilson mr and mis david poweil have enjoyed a few days vaca tion at lake simcoe persons still wishing to pur- greenwood are asked to con- chase book of past years of tact mrs i mclean following the vacation peri od sunday school and church services will resume on aug 4th cvvjvvvvsk3kvvvxvvvvvvvvvxvvvvkkvsv wanted more cream shippers for best results ship your cream to stouffville creamery we pay two cents more per pound butterfat for cream delivered to the creamery to have our truck call plume 6j03822 cold storage lockers for rent stouffville creamery co cwtsssvsavvvvvvv3fvvvvvvwvvws fsrsmlsmmir sirv1ceup iv wwfi wmmii f f i hunts sunoco service toxss 9 more ww irtpf food prices kftcctive july 31st auk i 2 3 only we reserve the right to limit quantities pik issssm i ram at 39 100 peanut butter 29 masons canned soft drinks 12 iga goodness me frozen french fries 4 uz pkos 59 cherry mll mild csf 52 12cz en tit extra a total of 28 inb receive jtoo in bonus tapes with cm n 201 12lu ill heceivb jlon in bonus tapes with tomato juice ffigl 7v beans with pork ci u receive 1 in bonus tapes witn iga margarine x orange huge z n cigarettes siv mazola salad oil sliced side bacon jftt j cooking onions mb grade a irfdrfssei ready for the oven bums s m o f i p w s 4ia tl u burns regular anil kiady to serve bonixivss smoked i tryovjt lb dinner hams alpine or primrose cliopueil bset steakette5 lb 55c table sliced vacuum scale cooked ham 6o pkg 55e nvr yellow flesh freestone vs no 1 grnle cardinal red gas lb 19 nuliiana or duarto larc tis no i ciradp luscious plums qt box 29c rradfonl no t grrhp size zi crisp celery size l0 sunkist lemons 2 stalks 25c 6 for 29e ratcliff s i g a foodliner siouffvlui ontario

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