Whitchurch-Stouffville Newspaper Index

Stouffville Tribune (Stouffville, ON), July 20, 1967, p. 11

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the tribune tburjy july 20 1967 pac ii stiver bros ltd ba farm oii grease and fuel oil baler binder twine now ready lo lake in fall wheat 119 slain w stouffville 6103400 kinch and sutton massey ferguson sales service markham ilione 2941363 joe champion new holland sales service markham 2941311 brougham massey ferguson sales service rumble corner of don mills and stouffville bd gormley 2972171 8s65ss6 norman james salfs service laun garden equipment alus chalmers farm equipment sales service repairs tc all farm equipment electric acetylene weld ins uxbridge s523su brock rd the tribune keeps you in touch with local events in whitchurch uxbridge markham and pickering townships the only weekly paper serv ing this area that has an audited circulation m main west stouffville 6402100 altona feed supplies ltd ford tractors equipment sales service trade terms firestone tires sunray feeds everything for the farm rbs claremont 6101621 stouffville cooperative assn xoop coop brand feeds fertilizer purina feeds farm supplies fencing bldfr materials stouffville 17 edward st 6401550 ken ward tractor sales service nuffield tractoks authorized dealer for kaiserieep new used equipment 21 iir towlvg 6i9243g claremont 6492336 norcan farm equipment distributors of hydren plows cultivators disk harrows phono claremont 6492545 hamilton auto supply parts for cars trucks tractors radiator repairs slouffville 6403030 aikens pharmacy your drug store prescriptions drugs sundries s5 main v stouffville 6401722 july 23 rd july 29th farming is one of the most dangerous occupations in canada and right now is the time of year when the greatest share of fatal accidents happen to farm people why because youre often too busy to be careful this week national farm safety week take a little longer and live a lot longer use this safety check list as if your life depended on it because it does ge3 everyday play it safe prevent these accidents 1 do i keep farm machinery in good repair make sure your equip ment is in safe working condition and keep all guards and safety devices in position 2 do i operate tractors safely start tractors smoothly and turn corners slowly avoid ditches and soft ground 3 do i know and obey all traffic laws be a safe alert and courteous driver who drives a safe car 1 do i speak to animals when ap proaching them animals may bolt when excited so reassure them when you approach 5 am i firesighted dont smoke around the barn dont start arcs with gas oline and be careful with matches 6 am i a good housekeeper keep tilings systematic in your home and in your barn 7 am i a fall guy keep ladders in good repair beware of holes in barn floors weak or broken steps cluttered stairways unguarded feed chutes and unscreened windows 8 do i follow safety instructions follow printed instructions with all equip ment 9 am i careful with machinery on highways remember one third of alt fatal farm accidents occur on the highway drive on the shoulder 10 can i apply first aid expertly and promptly keep first aid kits in the home in the barn and on the tractor seconds count when infection may set in y safety before speed means less accidents pesticides are safe if you use them safely always read the label before using pesticides and note warnings before opening the container store pesticides outside the home and under lock and key away from food and children always dispose of empty pesticide containers so that they will pose no hazard to humans animals or plants make safety checks a daily habit safety on the warm is a family am air any day all day the year round altona feed supplies ltd new idea farm machinery sales service trade terms honda motorcycles lawnboy power mowers everything for the farm rr3 claremont 6401621 j burrows garage international trucks sales service used cars trucks parts repairs heavy duty towing 7 hwy brougham phone pickering 9425097 b e larkin equipment case sales service kennedy stouffville eds phone 8875262 don shank fuels texaco products farm home service 21 hr delivery service 213 main st markham phone 2941600 chas richards farm equipment sales service stouffville 6403830 claremont cooperative grain feed seeds builders supplies fertilizer hardware gas fuel oil coal phone 6492112 tribute paid to dr george kelly retired buttonville veterinarian bv jean leaf buttonville dean hughes paid tribute to buttonvilles dr george kelly in his star column along the sideroad sat- urdav for 85 vears since 1ss4 when dr kellys fath er dr george kelly sr graduated from veterinary college in toronto there has been a member of the kelly family caring for ani mals in the southern part of york county young doc as the present dr george was known grad uated in 1910 and although retired he may still be found at the stouffville sales barns any saturday tending animals at the auction he has also been honorary veterinarian for the richmond hill agri cultural fair for many years mr charles hooper was confined to hospital re cently and is now convales cing mrs joe clayton is at st johns convalescent home recuperating from a broken pelvis when mr and mrs c b boynton and ellen return ed home from a trip to western canada they found matt davie at york central hospital matt suf fered a heart seizure the community offers sympathy to mrs wm rodick whose sister mrs emma stephenson of bar- rie died early last week mr and mrs aubrey stephenson and mr and mrs milton sherman went on a weekend jaunt last saturday the first time for mrs stephenson to be away since she broke her ankles in may she still is unable to walk alone but is pretty handy with a wheel chair mr and mrs h r pat- crson have been vacation ing in western canada and visited the calgary stam pede ken stiver is resting at the cottage following con finement at branson hos pital last week mrs sti vers parents mr andmrs arthur holdcn of mark- ham celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary and mrs sliver assisted at the reception mr and mrs jack bish op and family have return ed from a twoweek camp ing vacation mrs s j english have returned from the grays cottage at severn river the york choralicrs en joyed their trip to expo george and joan hooper and clayton and marguc- rita jones went from this area surprise visits in opposite directions by beatrice johnston pine orchard mr and mrs john sytema and norma jean are enjoying a trip to the west coast it was to have been a sur prise visit to the home of their daughter betty un fortunately betty and family had planned a sur prise visit at the same time to the home of her parents at pine orchard it is not known at what point their paths may have crossed mr sourcnson has sold his home and is leaving for denmark late this month mr john hope has jein- ed the east gwillimbury police department dean summerfeldt and earl johnston were guests at the farnsworthhope wedding at huntsvillc sympathy is extended to mr and mrs herb ressor in the death of mrs rcs- sors father mr w sand erson at their home here mr sanderson was 93 our community was al so saddened lo learn of the death of mr ross arm- itagc a resident here for many years the armitagcs took an active part in com munity activities and even since moving to newmark et continued their interest in the church and com munity sympathy is ex tended to mrs armitage harry ruth and family stouffville railroading had rough start joseph haggis of uv- bridge drove the lust lo comotive a woodburner into stouffville on janua ry 31 1s74 this was as far north of toronto as the line went at this time the engineer and his fireman were on a test run and were entertained at whce- lers house the property recently vacated by dr wm murphy this was the beginning of the standard gauge rail line in 1s71 the nipissing narrow gauge had operal- cd a few trains through stouffville i disaster struck railroad- ing in town almost as soon as it had begun it was- customary for the trains to take on water and wood at the stouffville station and get up a good head of steam before pro ceeding down the line cm this particular clay the fireman overdid it the boilers of the doub- lcheadcr engine exploded throwing one fireman over the top of the station and up against the side of a house tiic engineer was william godfrey two men were killed and four seri ously injured in the cplo- sion winter days were rough days on the infant rail line and many a train was blocked by snow trying to make its way through the numerous cuts and curves of the line on the particular occa sion in mind more than seventy years ago the en- gine and snow plow moun- ted the snowbank about a half a mile south of slouff ville and slid into the field the 150 passengers trudged back to town and were put up by the rail road at the several ho tels there were not en ough beds and many slept in the lounges and bars or sat up playing cards all night neil patrick motors ltd used has been moved to our new headquarters main st west 1963 pontiac 2door strato chief sedan with v8 engine automatic trans mission and radio finished in smart 2tone brown with matching 1966 canso g cyl deluxe 4door sedan auto matic transmission radio wheel discs blue with blue interior low mileage 1963 acadian beaumont station wagon 4door unit with automatic transmission and 6cylinder engine finished in dark green with matching interior 1962 pontiac laurentian 4door sedan with g cylinder engine automatic trans mission radio wheel disks and white walls finished in smart combination of 2tone maroon with white top beige interior 1965 meteor 4door sedan gold finish with brown interior 8 cylinder engine automatic transmission wheel disks radio low mileage interior 1965 pontiac v8 standard transmission 2door dark green 1962 buick 4door le sabre sedan with power steering power brakes radio and automatic transmission dark blue with matching interior 1964 buick skylark a superb 2door hardtop equipped with power steering power brakes radio automatic transmission vg engine and bucket seats sharp in black with white interior 1964 pontiac 4door sedan with g cylinder en gine standard transmission radio and white walls finished in dark blue with beige interior a good car work horse specials 19g5 gmc handibus with side doors windows all around automatic trans mission radio chrome equipment light fawn fin ish a handy unit for trans porting people 19g3 international f1s0o tandem has twin hoist dump box real good tires 900x20 ten plies new rebuilt engine in stalled december of 66 5 speed transmission 3 speed auxiliary a real buy 1963 gmc viton 6 cylinder klectsidc long box blue color neil patrick motors no stouffville phone 6103150 lust west of the pontiac new stouftvillc shopping centre acadian mln sl west stouffville kh50 gmac tiki mykihi plan buick gmc

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