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oe 5 the stouffvttle tmbwe thurafay jum ft h64 dickson hill followinz funeral services at the mittlonary alliance church at uniocville conducted by- former pastor barley mrs ro berts was laid to rest in the lo cal cemetery mr and mrs birch and dau ghter of port arthur on fur lough from india were guests at the r moyer home at the missionary prayer meeting on wednesday evening coloured slides were shown and inform ative comments made the june meeting of the vm5 was held at the home of mrs carl timbers mrs m eby and mrs d fintelman were in charge of the program and reports of the convention held at new dundee were giv en mrs boettger sang a solo he is coming a favourite of the late missionary emma hos- tettler the first worker to be buried in nigerian soil the speaker of the evening was mrs russell grove who gave a sketch of the activities she and her husband enjoyed under the auspices of the mennonite central committee as house parents to a group of young people in the states guest speaker rev e boett ger gave two appropriate mes sages on sunday at the anni versary senice and the congre gation is happy to now worship in a debtfree church the community was shocked and grieved to hear of the pas sing of mrs peter fintelman of goodwood the church here was filled with sympathetic friends for the funeral on sat urday afternoon when a pastor of the dutch reformed church gave a smete and instructive message tiii bereaved family lived on the osborn farm and the younger children now grown up attended public school here dr and mrs john warnica and children of ouen sound were visitors with her parents mr and mrs maurice eby over the weekend mrs clarke doris iaott vis ited her mother aid sister mrs ward hallman and renewed friendships after church serv ice sunday afternoon its spring gardening time youll enjoy your gardening even more with the help of unionville nurseries 1u miles east of uniomille phone 2971440 robarts to open plowing match judging from applications for space that are being received there is every indication that every foot of tented city space will be occupied when the in ternational plowing match is opened by premier john rob- arts on october 7th this years match will be held on the farm of henry bat ten and neighboring farms on the western outskirts of peter borough and will run through to october 10th the local committee of pet erborough county has been ac tive in formulating plans in preparation for the event that is expected to have an attend ance of 150000 people over 200 farm families in the county have joined in an extensive program of farmstead beautifi- cation in readiness to receive their guests 40 mph limit lions plan big barbeque june 24 stouffville lions club will hold its big annual barbeque in memorial park on wednesday june 24th this has become one of the clubs most successful fundraising events and it is hoped the public willmend sup port again this year to keep it so in addition to the big feed at supper time therell be all types of games bingo etc a pie watermelon eating contest and dancnig for those who can swing a golf club have never tried but would like to theres a big chance for someone to win a real pot of gold theres a holeinone contest with a 5250 prize ssss8ss8s8sss8ss38s3sssssg5sa3sss88ssse8sssgsssssss33sss88ssassss8 first time offered anywhere lady manhattan ii f 82 199 to 499 dress special in misses sizes 818 898 as sketched htfl- cotton s v print sheath an ideal traveller and fullskirled dacron- cotton in print and polka dot both at the same low price open mondays till 6 pm franklinsimon markham shopping centre 2942900 say a 40 mile per hour speed lone has been posted by the county in the liamlct of riiuovood west of the intersection but to date there has been no reduction or speed laws on no 48 hwy in the area twelve ear ohl brian summerfelilt points to the new speed marker near the busy corner staff photo victoria square news mrs wsancue lions dep district govenor lawson mumberson attended the three dav district convention of the lions club held at kitchener last week lions george brands clarence steckley foiest dul- lege and max hazel attended it on wednesday open house the teachers of the junior and intermediate rooms of ss 7 held open house after school was out on wednesday of last week mrs h tatton pomed tea with lois diaper and gail san- deibuii of the intel mediate room serving cookies the pupils work was on dis play and the parents had a chance to see what the childien have done the past year also to chat with the teachers in the jr room grades 1 to 3 are taught by miss ullaclnist- ensen in the intermediate room grades 4 and 5 are taught by mrs w turner church news the annual memorial service was held on sunday morning with mr terry whyte ba in charge of the seivice the flowers in the chuich on sunday morning were in loving memory of mr john m stoiey special music was given by mrs allan oir and mrs wilbur brumwell who sang two duets accompanied at the organ by mrs jim barker friends were present from richmond hill stouffville nobelton toronto woodbridge cameron cobourg omemee willowdale ubridge mark- ham cannington hampton goodwood bowmanville lans ing and labrador sunday june 14 at 1130 a m dr a f binnington will be in charge of the service when the the service of holy communion will be held missionary maintenance fund the m m fund report as at the end of may for the vic toria sq charge was hoadford 5134 increase victoria sq 421 increase browns cor ners 753 decrease canadian bible society ypu offering 6 vacation school the annual bible vacation school for the victoria square charges for children 4 to 14 vrs of age will be held in the united church and the community centre from julv 13th to 17th 9 to 1145 am further particu lars later neighbourhood notes examination time is here again for the pupils of public and high schools we wish them every success hoping that everyone will pass into a higher grade birthday gieetings to miss june collaid june 10 mrs a f binnington june 10 bobby nichols june 13 mrs don pick ering june 14 ruth fnsby one year june 17 friends are pleased to hear that mr gordor mortson was able to return home fiom the york central hospital last week where he had been a pa tient for the past two weeks a speedy recovery is wished for him i mr and mrs don boynton were guests at the cover baker wedding held in the vaughan brethren in christ church and the reception which followed at the brides home on saturday dr a f binnington was the guest anniversary speaker at the lemonville united church on sunday evening on saturday afternoon sus- anne hibbard entertained a number of her friends the oc casion being her belated birth day party celebrating her 12th birthday those present were joanne kugler muriel mortson mardi tyndall anita orr marg aret sandle and sdsannes sis ter lorna mr and mrs elmer huggins and family of hampton mr and mrs alfied huggins and family of bowmanville spent sunday with mrs a frisby jmr and mrs richaid fnsby and ruth sympathy is extended to mr and mrs jack storey and fam ily in the passing of mr sto reys father mr john m sto rey of toronto last week on sunday mr and mrs lloyd canning and boys enter tained at a bon voyage party for mr and mrs stanley boyn ton and grace who are going to england this week those present were mr and mrs lawrence boynton patsy and paul mr and mrs jim boyn ton debbie catliv and paul david boynton mr and mrs don boynton and mary and mr and mrs wm sandle mar garet and betty tun mr and mrs dean wellman and family of omemee- mrs alice wellmn of cameron mr charlie wellman cobour mr bruce wellman labrador had sunday evening dinner with mr louis nichols and miss vera nichols mrs gordon hardie enter tained a number of neighbours to afternoon tea one day re cently as a bon voyage for mrs s boynton the ladies presented mrs boynton with a handbag and a pair of gloves to match sunday school the president of the ucw mrs earl empnngham will be taking charge of the sunday school net sunday june 14 at 10 am in the absence of my superintendent mr percy bennett all ucw members will be welcome ucw the june meeting of the uc w will be held in the sunday school room wednesday eve ning june 17th at s pm all ladies welcome brownies the 13th richmond hill brownie pack invited the 1st gormley brownie pack for sup per at the st matthews united church richmond hill on tues day june 2 following the sup per games were played and the evening ended with songs taps and prayer the 1st gormley brownie pack and marilyn watson of the 1st gormley guide compa ny with brown owl mrs g hardie joined with the union- ville brownie pack and guide unionville on sunday morning sympathy is extended to mr warren collins in the passing of his wife myrtle mccague funeral services were held from the piphcr funeral home richmond hill on wednesday afternoon with interment fol lowing in the victoria square cemetery farmers weed spraying program often too late says ag rep a a wall agricultural representative york county the 1964 crop season seems to be off to a good start we may be a week or ten days later than we would like to be but everything so far seems to be doing well the weather was good for seeding rain didnt hold up the job too much and yet we got enough to insure good germination sod crops are growing very well now and wheat is off to a good start winterkill hasnt been serious in either wheat or sod best of all the weather made it possible for a lot of the grain corn acreage to be planted in reasonably good time a delay in spring grain seeding can be tolerated but it seriously limits yields of grain corn we will have problems to worry with this year for sure but at least we are off to a good start the worst break for farmers in york county this year hap pened on the marsh at brad ford the big blow on may 9th caused extensive damage to crops aheady planted we are hoping that recovery will be good enough for at least part of a crop but at the moment many growers are just keeping their fingers crossed its a little late for replanting onions and seed shortages for some crops are a problem too this years crops will certainly be affected and its always serious to lose good topsoil from the marsh when the seed drills are fin ished the next machine that should go into action is the weed sprayer in weed spraying we are too often locking the stable after the horse has been stolen we kill the weeds after they have taken about 90 of the moisture and fertility they need most of the inquiries i get about weeds come in midsum mer for instance i have gone out to look at weed problems where chickory thistles stink- weed pigweed and lambs quar ters are waist high they are hard to kill at this stage and the worst of the damage hai already been done it may be a litle too early to spray grain now but it is an ideal time to do pastures fence rows and roughlands 1 think few gallons of 24d on these areas will pay good dividends time 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