Whitchurch-Stouffville Newspaper Index

Stouffville Tribune (Stouffville, ON), October 7, 1965, p. 8

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the stouffyllle fribuni tferafcy ortab 7 1965 the new renault 10 major for 1966 it has all the advantages of the car of the year award winner the renault 6 with some great new additions its longer sleeker more luxurious more trunk space more comfort and up to 45 miles per gallon les wilson motor sales main st telephone 6402462 balsam mt zion the mi zion church and com munity presented mr and mrs cecil jones with a chair last wednesday night in the church basement mr and mrs jones have taken up residence in brooklin they will be missed here as they have lived in this vicinity for a number of years a number of ladies attended a shower for miss betty evans of claremont last wednesday night at the home of mrs payne at cedar creek mr and mrs donald jamieson and girls accompanied mr and mrs dick ward of claremont to their cottage at coboconk on sunday several from here attended markham fair friday and sat urday mr and mrs albert cooper and son of wick visited sunday with mr and mrs cecil disney the 4h homemakers will start their new project the supper club on friday evening oct 8th at 7 oclock at the home of their assistant leader mrs edgar johnson at glen major mrs elmer wilson is in the western hospital for a few days the ucw will meet next wednesday oct 13th at the home of mrs glen manderson mrs lome jones and mrs on- graham are in charge of the programme mr and mrs reg hoskins and mr and mrs r day at tended a harvest home serv ice at pioneer village sunday newspaper advertising brings the merchants showcase into your home brougham brougham bazaar the ucw of si johns church brougham are ex tremely busy readying for their annual festive bazaar to be held in the township hall on saturday oct 16th at 2 pm the entire display will be centred around the theme of a brazilian fiesta booths will be set up to dis play all kinds of homebaking candy aprons dolls clothes and even a fruit tree the country store that created so much interest last year will be retained again remember the date oct 16th be sure to shop early when the selection is at its best altona gssssaaassgssaaasasssgassasssssassassgsssssssgssggssasssassssgssssssss second markham baptists invite you to our hundred seventeenth anniversary services oct 17h services bible school for all 10 am morninjj worship 11 am gospel service 730 pm guest speaker dr hc slarle of jarvl street baptist churrli toronto guest soloist mm beryl crirhton all welcome the regular wi meeting will he held at the home of mrs f bielby on wednesday oct 13th at 2 pm motto better pay the cook than the doctor roll call what favourite food do you most vividly recall from your childhood and bring a fav ourite quickie recipe mr and airs eric wallace and family of weston had sup per with his parents mr and mrs wm wallace on sunday evening mr and mrs jim harper and ricky spent the weekend with her sister joyce and dave john son of milverton mr and mrs fletcher goudie had supper on sunday with helen and don davis and boys of weston mr and mrs w lord accom panied by misses carol and ruth boyd and earl boyd en joyed a trip to algonquin park on sunday afternoon mr and mrs r stocker of rowmanville visited his mother mrs stocker at lords on sun day flying farmers dome to arrangements have been made for members of the organization known as the fly ing farmers to attend the big match coming in their own private aircraft while landing facilities are available at but- tonville a field is also being provided right on the match site and space for the planes to be parked in the case of those landing at buttonville a shuttle taxi service will be set up to get the arrivals to and from the match most of those farmers oper ating their own planes come from the united states but there are now a number of far mers in ontario and the west who travel this way expecta tions are for fifty to seventy- five such visitors stand up a on nov 8 canadians must tell their politicians that canadians demand government integrity decisive action longrange planning government concern n 0 t corruption in high places not day jo day muddling not piecemeal expediency not arrogant indifference on that day of decision york north has the choice make it count martyn donald r jg rr 2 sutton university instructor inserted by the york north progressive conservative assn cedar grove apple butter festival week if the visiter to cedar groves apple butter festival had any idea of the preparation that goes into thb annual two day event they would consider it fair to price a pint of apple butter about the same a a pint of uranium at this stage a few days be fore thanksgiving nearly 200 bushels of apples have been picked for apple baiter and cider tnis week there will be 2 sehnitzing bees in cedarena one is thursday evening and all the old fashioned apple peel ers in the village will be pres sed into service to peel 125 bu of apples some of these peelers are over a hundred years old and still provide the bi- way to peel an apple then doens of women will core and quarter the fruit and the patient mrong men of cedar grove will carl them all to woodland park in large pails where thev remain in the cooler until boiwg lime two boiling bees will precede the festival to insure enough apple butter for sale before the big copper pots come off the tri pods in mid afternoon on satur day the booth being stocked with manpower pancake flour hot dogs and chips rider and coffee to feed the hungry visi tors and when company comes to cedar grove on saturday all will be in order with five pols of butter bubbling over hardwood fires displays set up in the beautiful woodland park set ting and cedar grove will be on hand to the man to welcome all visitors to this years apple butter festival saturday oct 9th and monday oct 11th 2i miles cast of hwy 4s on steeles ave and the price of apple butter remains the same markham fair is gloriously over for another year and satur day must surely have set a new record it certainly did at the cedar grove booth the smell of that delicious barbecued chicken drifted over the fair grounds and brought hungry people to the booth as fast as the chicken came off the coals the fair nev er looked better and the school display this year was outstand ing cedar grove won its share of the prizes with the children taking most of the honours sharon lapp had seven entries with five prizes and two firsts and the cake plate for the most number of points in the under is class ricky lapp won a first for his chocolate- cake and a first and fourth for knots and wood respectively arty milroy and bobby dean each won a first and a fourth for some very fine looking rabbits and the murison children did well with apples david whittamore got a first for his vegetable collection and a fourth for leaves while jeannie hamill took the second prize for vegetables raymond reesor was a little richer for catching a greased pig and ma rion reesor won four prizes out of five entries in the under 18 class that may or may not be all the winners the children are spread out all over the place this year and unless proud mothers phoned in the good news it was pretty hard to tell who won what joyce lapp and merna burk- holder upheld their usual repu tations at the fair out of 13 entries joyce had 3 firsts five seconds and 3 fourths and mer na entered 13 got 11 prizes with 6 firsts lost and found at the fair david ritchie lost his new jack et a navy blue scotch guard with his hockey and baseball crest sewn on if found please contact his hopeful mother 2f15so a rectangular alumi num tray with a fluted edge was still at tie booth when it was dismantled on saturday night the owner will find it bv calling 291139b that brutal frost on mondav night put the finishing touches on local gardens at whjtta- mores the loss on tomatoes and pumpkins was very high but a good day on saturdav did pro vide some lucky pickers with the last of the tomatoes and rtep- pers what makes a good vear for strawberries does not ne- cessarilv make a good year for tomatoes belated best wishes to marv gaston and dave morrison who announced their engagement some time ago cedar grove communitv club sends a most sincere thank you to ail the willing helpers who helped to make markham fair booth a great success many pie makers were not members o the club and some did far more than was asked the club is very grateful everyones contribu tion was much appreciated monday nights euchre win ners were alary catton airs harvey swain alary ingleton harvey swain henry ogdcn and allan jefferson next eu chre will be oct 18th at the hic meeting held sun day evening the following offi cers were elected pros cather ine ritchie vicepres gordon milroy secretary alleyne wor- den treas barb sedgewick dates to remember thursday there will be a schnitz- ing bee in cedarena to which all peelers are most welcome 730 pm oct 9ih ladies of the ucw are asked to have their baking at woodland park at 130 pm oct 10th sunday hic will meet at zion church oct 8th friday explorers will meet at zion church at 715 pm oct 9th and 11th apple butter festival at woodland park cedar grove come early and enjoy a wonderful fall out ing see apple butter made buy home baking fruit and vegetables and enjoy lunch from the booth admission free and free parking too rrrrinwinrr m s r o u f f y i 1 1 e minor hockey registration final at the municipal bldg sat oct 9 9 to 11 am buy your office supplies from tribune office supplies m e annual thankoffebing service conducted by the womens missionary society of gormley united missionary churci rch at pamside youth centre sunday oct 10730 pn speaker miss hazel reesor toronto sim missionary from nigeria special music airs a waish from stouffville and he gormley ladies quintet come and bring the family stouffville figure skating club our annual general meeting this year is on wednesday oct 13 900 at the town hall all parents and persons interested are invited to attend registration will be wed oct 13th from 230 till 5 pm at mrs sellers 26 main st w skating fees are 6 under 1200 7 to 10 years 51700 11 up 2000 this is for 3 days a week skating begins monday ocl 18th at 413 before you buy try talpark motors ltd no 7 hwy and laidlaw blvd 2941500 2941501 2941982 ford

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