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the tribune stouffviue onl thursday july 26 1951 tmnattmfttttftmvttnfmimw bathing suit specials lastex swim suit change pocket in blue gold or red special 250 elastic top boxer shorts featuring a handy coin pocket special 250 r e curtis stouffviue gents furnishings phone 41wl mlmmvnftmmmwfmv deaths jambs alexena donalda at uxbridge on wednesday july 11 1951 alexena d james wife of albert james in her 66th year funeral service was held on fri day july 13 interment was made in uxbridge cemetery wheler marietta mildred at her residence 6 howard st toronto monday july 23 1951 marietta mildred button wife of the late albert hamilton wheler and mother of airs w s edwards marjorie goldwin l of cobourg dr ewart g toronto and mrs d mccaskery mary sister of anson button uxbridge funeral service on wednesday afternoon july 25 at 3 oclock interment in prospect cemetery mr and mrs orville heise and daughter from dallas centre iowa are visiting this week with the heise family mr and mrs milton heise and family of richmond hill visited saturday evening in the heise home quite a number of gormley brethren in christ young people attended youth conference at wainfleet over last weekend mrs w bruce and genevieve mr and mrs john bruce and karen enjoyed a motor trip over the weekend as far north as man- itoulin island we welcome to our community mr and mrs eric morby newly- weds from toronto who have rented a part of the former fal- kowski home the rest of this agricultural minister kennedy is home is occupied by mr and mrs studying the possibility of marketing donald doner twopercent milk as a means of ha1 you deen in new gormley cutting milk prices the idea is jt friday night or closer to sat- gormley births ringwood mr and mrs joe ringwood nee bernice red raw box grove wish to an nounce the birth of a son on july 20 1951 at markharfi nurs ing home wideman mr and mrs lloyd r wideman stoutiville nee evelyn filyer are happy to announce the birth of their son glenn lloyd on july 18 1951 at the brierbush hospital stouffviue fligg mr and mrs carman fligg claremont announce the birth of their daughter donna frances beatrice on friday july 20 1951 at unionville steckley harold and irene steckley nee boden are happy to announce the birth of their daughter marilyn ann on sat urday july 21st 1951 at grace hospital toronto bolender mr and mrs lloyd bolender stouffviue rr4 wish to announce the birth of their daughter on friday july 20 1951 at the brierbush hospital stouffviue kennedy mr and mrs regin- aid kennedy uxbridge are happy to announce the birth of their son on tuesday july 24th 1951 at the brierbush hospital stouffviue pugh mr and mrs merlyn pugh claremont rr2 are happy to announce the arrival of their son on wednesday july 25 1951 at the brierbush hospi tal stouffviue new method for saving of hay crop weddings hardly a creamy one mclennans restaurant lunches tobaccos ice cream soft drinks just north of the lake corner of the 9th con and ballantrae sideroad ar 33 urday morning you would have been awakened by the music of the chivari gang who visited mr and mrs donald doner mr and mrs murray bennett and miss grace doner had supper last thursday evening in the home of mr and mrs e hunt three of our local school teachers mrs murray mrs pope and miss miriam heise are taking a summer course in toronto messrs donald jim and murray brown spent a weeks vacation in the north and last weekend called on the terrys in parry sound miss beula heise is visiting mrs d hilts mr anovmrs archie cameron of woodbridge and mr and- mrs a jones and joyce of dickson hill visited sunday with mrs a t gooding and mr and mrs ken jones guests of mrs e jones on sun day were mr and mrs harry jones and family miss judy wilcox and miss mary latimer are holidaying at camp ashunyoong sm ith g i ngrll on saturday july 21st in st philips anglican church union ville rev f herman officiated at the double ring ceremony of beatrice anne daughter of mr and mrs f g gingell to myrl melville smith son of mr and mrs ii smith unionville miss 11a weighill played the wedding music and accompanied mr hugh martin soloist who sang through the years and o perfect love the bride given in marriage by her father wore white embroid ered organdy over taffeta her fingertip veil was held by a halo of orange blossoms she carried red roses and stephonitis she was attended by her sister gladys as maid of honor wearing taffeta and the grooms sisters mrs don maynard and mrs larry sanderson as bridesmaids wear ing yellow and pink taffeta joan smith was flower girl wearing blue taffeta all carried bouquets of roses sweet peas and carna tions david and dean summer- feldt nephews of the bride were ring bearers the groom was attended by his brotherinlaw larry sanderson ben cox and don maynard were ushers a reception followed in the sunday school room the brides mother received wearing blue print with navy accessories and the following article on emer gency measures for saving the big hay crop was prepared by mr r k goodin assistant director of crops seeds and weeds branch toronto with abundant crops of clover and mixed hay all over the pro vince of ontario this year together with the fact that weather condi tions have not been too favorable for normal ordinary methods of hay making it would seem that some emergency measures are now necessary in order to make best use of our present valuable crops considering present prices for live stock products together with costs of feeds especially with high pro tein content the situation becomes even more important what to do under these circum stances is the question therefore that comes in the mind of practi cally every farmer today the an swer seems to centre around the use of grass silage and where pres ent silo accommodation is not avail able the trench silo may be used trench silos are not exactly new they have been used to a limited extent in america for the past forty years trench silos have recently increased in popularity due possibly to their successful use in the storage of grass silage in europe and in the usa increasing costs of construction and scarcity of materials for con ventional silos have also been factors towards promoting their popularity from the standpoint of grass silage this method of preserving valuable nutrients in grass for feeding during the offgrass season permits summer feeding condi tions for the entire year thus providing a feed with high protein and carotene content which actually means that money can be saved because it is not necessary to purchase as many millfeeds and concentrates preventing loss of food nutrients by excessive weathering and leaching is therefore impoi- green tant an under present conditions the trench silo has many advan tages for this purpose because it a can be built at the cost of labor alone if left unlined b it can be dug with farm equipment tractor plow scraper c it can be filled without a blower if the fresh hay is firmly packed d it can be easily enlarged while the trench silo can be dug with an equipment available perhaps the most common method is with a bulldozer however a trench along the side of the barn dancing glendale pavilion south shore musselmans lake the sky liners on saturday july 28 modern old time dancing complimentary corsage the s can be dug with a scraper grooms mother received in white and green print with white acces sories and complimentary corsage for travelling the bride wore blue with white accessories and the grooms gift a diamond neck lace and earrings to match the happy couple left by motor for points south to kentucky and on their return will reside in union ville as an emergency measure the excavated earth can be piled on each side of the trench a side hill location is ideal leaving one end open at ground level and with the bottom of the trench sloping to wards the entrance at least a quarter of an inch per foot ensil ed material at this time of year will usually have good quality without the use of a perservative although cut material is usual ly used in trench silos new mown hay in its natural state has also been successfully made into grass silage care should be taken to properly distribute and pack the material with trench silos a trac tor can be used for this purpose further particulars may be obtained from agricultural repre sentatives in each county and dis trict or from two pamphlets on the subject recently published by the silage research committee of the ontario agricultural college for those persons who live close to a farmer who has successfully used grass silage it is suggested that they obtain particulars from him farmers particularly in eastern ontario might well enquire about trench silo and the use of grass silage from dr p o ripley at the central experimental farm ott awa where a typical low cost trench silo has been built and has been in use during recent years although the present situation calls for emergency measures to preserve maximum amounts of homegrown feed there may be some farmers who wish to take advantage of this years good hay crop to add additional organic matter to their soils for this pur pose and where the feed is not actually required this year the plowing under of hay crops espec ially those infested with weeds is highly recommended such a prac tice will pay big dividends in later years from the standpoint of stop in at 6 r a ys for fish chips nice tender steaks chops regular dinners with a special every day home made pastry by mrs gray pop ice cream for quick service for fish chips phone ahead g rays restau rant stouffviue phone 8gjl keeping the soil in good tilth in other words this valuable source of humus can serve a very worth while purpose of plant food or crop can be preserved by way of grass silage for meat and milk products therefore everyone should put forth very special efforts to make the most of it most of us enjoy the other side of the argument we get an enor mous kick out of learning how il logical 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