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Stouffville Tribune (Stouffville, ON), August 14, 1947, p. 10

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the tribune stouffviue ont thursday august 14 1947 monster carnival and street dance sponsored by newmarket lions club wednesday and thursday august 20 21 carnival on wednesday aug 20 in the lions club park admission free big show for young and old bingo games fun for all 700 value in lucky draws street dance main street newmarket august 21st norm burling and his kings men orchestra old tyme and modern dancing journal claims good margarine excels butter the current edition of thecan- adian medical association journal is an editorial says from the economic and nutritional aspects good margarine is superior to butter stauffer family reunion draws 500 to waterloo boake family has first reunion on monday the first annual boake reunion was held at the home of mr and mrs sam reaman rr2 uxbridge over 50 members of the familv were in attendance coming from various sections of the province the afternoon was spent in sports and games after which a picnic supper was served it was suggested the reunion would be held next year on the first saturday of july in mount albert park nearly 500 attended the stauffer the journal noting the defeat of reunion held saturday at margarine proponets in parliament waterloo park and attended refused to discuss the political several stouffville stoutfers i days of yore political aspect of the question beyond expressing the hope that the per sistence in the advocacy of its use may have reward it adds margarine is made from vegetable fats and oils of seeds such as cottonseed coconut and soybean animal fats may be added as well but not necessarily one criticism of margarine has been that vegetable oils may be lacking certain acids essential te nutrition which are found in butter fat such as linoleic acid as a matter of fact some of the vege table oils which may be used for margarine are richer in these essential acids than in btltter again the mixture of vegetable oils and animal fats in margarine would fully make up any such de ficiencies the journal adds that vitamin a can be added and so make the margarine contain even more of this vitamin than the richest butter the 5cent cup of coffee in rest aurants across canada may still be absent but a move in this direction is the offer of many restaurants now of an extra cup of coffee with out charge propuctionv a feed dont let cows go into a summer pasture slump that is scientifically built for that purpose concantrold with ddt j cattle dont let flies rob you of 10 to 15 milk flow this summer order a supply of the new purina fly spray with ddt today a thoroughly tested spray it is especially formu lated to take full advantage of powerful ddt kills and repels for effective cow com fort at milking time easy to use economical muetmvt- ask about our new purin ddt ipray for dairy barns and farm buildings it has been proven that one of the greatest strains on a milk cow is when it is in heavy production on pasture be sure to feed your dairy herd well this summer to make sure your cows stay up in body weight by feeding a good grain feed regularly now you can be assured continued high milk flow in future months purina milk chew fed straight from the bag will do the job for you or purina cow chow supplement mixed 100 lbs chow to 200 lbs of coarse chopped grain it will pay you real dividends in the future if you feed your herd while they v are on pasture see the difference purina makes dry c0ws heifers build dry cows up for reduced calving troubles and extra milk after calving crow big heifers feed- purina dry and freshening chow it may be hot but you will need coal later on donm delay placing your order stiver bros stouffville ontario for all your needs shop at the store with the checkerboard sign v by of the family representatives were present from california texas kansas indiana illinois ohio iowa michigan new york penn sylvania british columbia alberta saskatchewan and various parts of ontario thirty of the family mem bers travelled more than 1000 miles and eight came a distance of 2000 miles reeve vernon snider also a member of the reunion family represented the mayor in welcom ing the large gathering speaks of challenge dan e stauffer plattsville presi dent of the organization who pre sided brought a challenge to the stauffer descendants to show appreciation of the heritage made possible for them by a widow and her four sons who fled from europe to america to seek freedom of religion mr stauffer drew attention to the democratic background of the stauffer name saying that during the 1100 years of recorded family history its members had always stood and died for freedom three stauffers were elected to the first civil government in the world he also pointed out that switzerland the family homeland was the only country consisting of four nation alities that had been able to live peaceably in the midst of world wars throughout the program musical selections were played by the reunion orchestra directed by past president harley stauffer of water loo dr l l stauffer gave a brief history of the family greetings extended greetings from various districts represented were given by menno gingrich california rev eli hall man texas john stauffer michi gan also introduced were obal stauffer british columbia arthur stauffer washington dc arthur snider los angeles dr milton stauffer new york city who was to have been the main speaker was unable to attend dinner arrangements were in charge of vernon snider registra tion ward stauffer history dr l l stauffer recreation elmer stauffer the executive will meet in two weeks to plan for the next reunion to be held in five years auction sale household furniture dishes etc the undersigned has received instructions to sell by public auction at lot 27 cox 8 pickering twp sat aug 6th the following property belonging to orville cox axminster living room rug gi x 9 2 axminster runners fernery oak living room table curtains chesterfield 2 chesterfield chairs alladin lamp coffee table curtain rods scatter mats window blinds 2 fern stands hall tree congoleum rug 9 x 15 small congoleum rug g x 3 2 congoleum rugs 9 x 7 54 congoleum rug 9 x 12 pictures dining room suite end table radio battery stove pipes battery radio philco nearly new 3 hanging lamps arm chair acme kitchen range with warming closet perfection 2 burner coal oil stove 2 rocking chairs couch cannister set washstarids kitchen table kitchen cupboard dining room table and chairs sideboard ironing board rayo lamp lawn mower hand washing machine wringer vega cream separator jars clothes horse kitchen utensils brass bed 2 iron beds 2 mirrors dishes dressers and washstand 1 oak chest drawers croqinole board strip oil cloth lov x 6 coal oil oven secretary baking board heater number six quart baskets coal stove board bread mixer waste basket oil heater bedroom box gasoline iron 2burner hot plate 3 stoves eureka drill seeder buggy sale at one pm trm cali john scott clerk a s farmer auctioneer gormltey ph stouff 7312 20 years ago era lageer has exchanged his house on church st next the united church for farm lands in uxbridge township when in toronto on sunday mrs e a hutchinson had the mis fortune to sprain her ankle she was alighting from a street car at the time on sunday mr and mrs herbert porter visited over on yonge st at the home of mr richard foote one of our former residents- tax collector harry perry is dis tributing his annual tax demands mr and mrs caleb march have moved back to stouffville and are occupying part of clavin yakes house at the east end winners of the york baseball league will either be stouffville or aurora and they must meet osh- awa intermediates on saturday mr simeon stoufler has returned from an enjoyable trip to the min ing country north of sudbury frank baker received a nasty wound on the ankle the other day while setting up a new reaper therell be a cattle sale next fri day at the cnr stock yards stouffville may shortly have a fourth dentist practising here dr j r patterson of toronto has pur chased what is known as the bray property just east of the christian church sale price to isaac parkin son the vendor was 5000 a number of town people are picking currants on the geo col- lard farm west of town there are 1300 currant bushes there work on the 10000 addition to the local school commenced on monday sandy jones has a gang of men doing the excavating 31 years ago when j a barkey went to his garage early sunday morning he found his car gone the thief has not been apprehended but the car was found on the 2nd con of ux bridge near garibaldi the stouffville lawn bowlers have given their grounds up to morrow for some local croquet players who will entertain and try to beat a group from toronto stouffville will be represented by l e todd c mckenzie robe ratcliff and j h ratcliff toronto will send out c j carey w j brown dr robinson and a fourth j player yet to be named chas booker of toronto spent tiie holiday with his father barkey bros recently received an order from edmonton for water elevators and from england an order for emery grinders ora reaman of the bank of nova scotia toronto was home for the holiday master earl beebe son of l g beebe won the gold medal in the boys recitation competition in massey hall on tuesday night miss forgie of claremont has been offered and has accepted the position of lady superintendent at the guelph general hospital h woodgate is spending a few days with his daughter mrs ed davey 58 years ago mr s l cooper the other day shot a large loon weighing about 14 pound on the pond near goodwood he sent it to the city to be stuffed we are creditably informed that in the township of whitchurch after the first day of sept bakers loaves will have to le two pounds and four pounds respectively the council will appoint a bread inspec tor at the next meeting wm story of bloomington has quite a curiosity in the shape of a colt with five feet three in front and two behind only a narrow passage existed between the two rows of rigs tied along the main st on market day by 9 am every available tying place was occupied stouffville market has come to stay and is growing weekly in favour send the tribune to absent friends ss oaff rws sewtcs to save money stouffville motors andy forson stouffville ontario ringwood ontario art staley goodwood ontario township of uxbridge destroy all noxious weeds sow thistle bindweed canada thistle wild carrot dodder chicory oxeye daisy blue weed hawkweed wild lettuce docks wild mustard stirikweed white cockle poison ivy spurges bladder campion tumbling weed common milkweed common burdock pepper grass common ragweed russian thistle cinquefoils an of land or if the land is unoccupied the roy all weeds designed noxious by the regulations year as is sufficient to prevent the ripening of till weed control act says clause 5 v every occu owner shall dest as often in ever their seeds clause 23 any person act or refuses t under authority than 1000 nor who contravenes any of the provisions this o obey any lawful order of an inspector given of this act shall incur a penalty of not less more than s5000 for every uch offence weed have no place in a progressive community oo your hare lo prevent tlieir ptid w c cass ik weed iiiprrtor itmnhi of uxliridsr

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