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ps 4 the stouffvilie tribun thwiy october 24 1963 houstons for prescriptions drugs and sundries phone 6402222 l ma st k twentytwo twentytwo sto farm produce report presented by york county agricultural rep a a wall agricultural representative york county phone direct markham 2912212 markham dairy its a gosd idea to once in a while take a look at what is happening with farm products across the country here are a few facts that may help in making decisions this fail cattle numbers increased two percent in 1953 beef cows and heifers were responsibly with a jump of 5 while dairy cattle declined slightly fed cattle marketings were higher this year and heavy market ings are expected to continue as a result prices will likely be lower hogs going to market this summer were just slightly above last year but heavy marketings are expected this fall the increase forecast is 9 at around 13s0o0 per week a 13 increase is in the books for the first half of 1961 happily a good market in the states is expected to keep pork imports low but the average price for 1953 is expected to be lower than the s2t00 figure set in 1962 sheep numbers are down all across the country with the de crease from last year being r better prices are in prospect milk production shows no change from the past two years with consumption of dairy products up the surplus situation looks brighter butter sales of 313 million pounds are forecast while production is expected to be 352 million lbs so butter continues to build up but more slowly cheese production will be about 140 million pounds up 23 million from last year cheese consumption will be about 103 million pounds for egg the number of hens is lower than it has been for several years and prices should improve over last falls 43 cent average broilers are plentiful and lower beef and pork prices this fall will likely affect the broiler prices tile wheat crop this year is nearly record breaking at 691 million bushel- it is 23iigh- fr than lasi year and exceeded only in 1962 when the figure i was 702 million bushels trie oat crop is down but with a big carryover from last year the 600 million bushel supply is the largest since 1945 barley and mixetl grain supplies are good too despite lower yields here in ontario keed grain prices including corn should be lower this fall the potato crop is variable this year but total yield will likely be about the same as last years with prices similar or slightly higher and our hat is off this week to elizabeth barker of gorm- lcy crowned queen of the kur row at tiie international plow ing match and as well a salute to grant wells of stouffvillc who did so well in the world class a lot of mothers can have a few minutes to themselves at i lie end of every day by wash ing the dishes welding supplies everything you need for welding and cut ting liquid air in dustrial gases equip ment and supplies protective clothing safety goggles etc for fast service call us fox welding supplies ltd 25 grcnfell st 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19oi ak1vihjla t vriftln pvt- tide detergent c receive slfto in boms tapes with del monte fncjr fruit cocktail fabric softener k no rub qt tin receive i3dii in bonus taper with tire hncvr pnck colour tulip margarine sft cream cheese k w orange juice f7 cooked meats tf potatoes ojn ratcuffs iga fooduner stouffviiie practise teaching program for tsa no 3 toronto teachers college students will be allowed to do practise teaching again this year in markham township school area no 3 schools no 4 and no 5 this was a deci sion taken by the board mem bers when they met recently with inspector maynard hall- man to discuss problems of the coming terms in discussing the advisibility of such a program mr hall- man said this is a twoway street we hope that any teach er we hire would have had this training and it keeps the critic teachers on the alert i believe this is a bargain chairman of finance s r patterson agreed we are part of a teaching program he said and how else are stu dents to learn chairman arnold mortson and other board members felt that a change of teachers is beneficial to children at buttonville no 5 prac tise teaching will be done in the junior and intermediate rooms and at no 4 school on leslie street students will practise in the primary and junior rooms they will visit the area four times during the year at suit able intervals at no 7 school north of victoria square on don mills road the principal mrs larisa myers has found it necessary to resign at christmas time and the board agreed a student teaching program here would be inconvenient jtor a new prin cipal salary schedules for teachers were discussed and inspector hallman urged the board to set forth their policy in this regard it was agreed that a special committee meeting should be called for clarification and re view of teachers credentials and the salary schedule as it applies in tsa no 3 religious education classes were considered for schools in tsa 3 this year but mr mort- son reported to the board that as yet no minister has been found with available time oth er ministers will be contacted in this regard it was suggested by s r patterson that religi ous history might be more valu able to pupils this idea will be presented to the dept of educa tion the suggestion that oral french classes be introduced into tsr no 3 schools was given more thought and nr hallman suggested the board should apply to the dept of education through his office before such classes could be established any teacher of this subject would require qualifications not only as a teacher in ontario but qualifi cations in oral french unless you have a fluent person you are not going to gain much said the inspector he suggest ed that another year the prin cipals supply teacher could be one qualified in french richmond hill has one french teacher and markham village is considering classes the estimated cost of trans portation for 196364 school year is 1250000 the meeting was held at no 7 school with four members and the secretary present chairman arnold mortson secretary harold hill m well- man s r patterson and wm hibbard with inspector may nard hallman upon adjourn ment the members went into committee to consider property and financial matters save soon to benefit from the next interest period october e 14 1963 13 20 21 27 28 id thar frf sal 1 3 4 5 mls 11 12 h7 18 19 bl24 25 26 t interest on your british mortgage savings account is computed twice each year october 31st and april 30th this means that money in your account by october 31st will earn 4 youll be wise to make vour deposit soon or to open a new british mortgage account your money earns 4 interest come to the office write us or phone british mortgage trust telephone ss 11107 ronald holmes manager 53 yonge street south richmond hill man spent wednesday evening with the wells the lemonville church is sponsoring a fire fund for mr and mrs a hartwick many friends have already contribut ed if you would like to help contact mrs h hirsch clerk of session all efforts will be most gratefully appreciated dr and mrs crouch spent several days the beginning of the week with an elderly aunt in seaforth several ladies attended the fall rally for the ucw group held in unionville on tuesday afternoon and eve ning mrs g wells was in charge of the devotional which included a solo by mrs w koster and a duet by mrs koster and mrs h hirsch mr johnny gibbins of tor onto spent the holiday weekend with the wells family mrs j nauta and family had thanksgiving dinner with mr and mrs e oldham scar- boro the church was beautifully decorated for sunday service and monday evening song thanks to the efforts of mr and mrs bruce burton mrs charlie preston cele brated her birthday monday witti the family calling during the day many happy returns mrs preston mrs j nauta spent thurs day afternoon with mrs a reesor of markham bloomingtom mrs george mccormick and robert of sudbury spent thanksgiving with her parents mr and mrs w a focklev and mr and mrs harold tom- linson of weston robert at tended convocation at the col lege at belleville rev and mrs h l shantz jane and gwenne of st cath arines were with mr and mrs o tranmer over the holiday sympathy of the community j is extended to the families of the late mrs will clarkson of altona i the series of services of sacred i childrens meetings conducted by mr nesbitt and mr barna- cutt of toronto each night at 7 pm in the church are meet ing with good response mr and mrs stan rose of london were at mr and mrs a w storrys on sunday miss doris nesbitt spent the weekend with friends at dun- das mr and mrs glenn fisher john and elizabeth of windsor and miss marie paisley of tor onto were guests over thanks giving with mr and mrs eu gene baker and clarion misses dianne and marlcne storry entertained the youth group to a social gettogether on sunday evening mr and mrs ernie nesbitt and family visited at uxbridge on sunday rev benson conducted a de dication service on sunday morning when the twins david and debra children of dr and mrs huston of toronto and eric son of mr and mrs har ry rae were dedicated atxsbeamcaorexxssssxssagaag l lemonville oct 37 lemonville is justly proud of the achievements of their plow- boys during the past week at the internationl match held at caledon grant wells brought great honour to canada in the world competition in placing third just one point out of the top spot yngve mansson of sweden was first eero rauti- ainen of finland placed second grant plowed with the english ransomes plough for many who watched country calendar on sunday a good view of the stubble work was shown and an interview with grant was also given toby trimble the other canadian representative from portage la prairie man failed to complete his stubble land in the allotted time and so placed thirty in the competi tion after the match the con testants and their managers toured parts of the province sunday was spent at niagara falls thanksgiving day on potato farms in the guelph area tuesday all day tour of the agricultural college at guelph wednesday dinner to gether and a trip home the weather being so beautiful add ed greatly to the wonderful suc cess of the whole match peter gibbins also plowed well and on friday he topped a class of 26 plowboys to receive the t eaton trophy and a cheque for s100 carl timbers attend ed plowing his way to success also congratulations boys we are indeed very proud of your accomplishments and wish you much continued success mrs hans hirsch susie and georgie enjoyed saturday after noon at the okeefe centre for the performance of hansel and grete mr and mrs odd phyllis and jane of north bay spent the thanksgiving holiday with mr and mrs price- mrs c heynes of emerson ipti0ns magazines the world renewals and new no bother just come to the counter at tribune office supplies renew your subscriptions the con venient way see the latest catalogue your new and gift subscriptions and order here are just a few mccallv 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