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the tribune stouffville out thursday august 14 1947 altoma nkw tv1 bler ai- i wil beats pitchfork mi june dajey t toronto visit halifax cp the pitchfork has ed kay tnorripisn and other friends withstood for many years threat- in the veinity recently of modernization but its position we were sorry to hear that mrs on the xova scotian farm is being m tmdail had l enter stsmichaels challenged as a new type of baer hospital for treatment a week ago moves into hayfields but we undtrtand she will soon be the field baler is designed to har- returning home vest a crop in half the time ivquir- around fifty young people atten- ed by old fashioned equipment but tied the picnic held at greenwood like many mechanical develop- rark recently a bountiful supper ments it robs the countryside of was served then aii enjoyed the one of its most picturesque sights sports after a field of handcocked hay the the christian endeavor held a baler eliminates the necessity of camp fire meeting at m dunkekis most of the haymaking process in fest thursday evening mr joseph eluding the need of endless days nighswander gave talk on hlsisjcwshine for curing purposes trip to poland- and music and sing- however it spares the farmer ing was enjoyed by ail many of his hayingtime worries mr and mrs vincent baker and much hard work often the doris and darlene attended sutton hay can be taken in on the same fair last saturday congratulations day it is cut it is pressed into 00 are due them on winning five first to 75 pound bales and then cross- prizes one second and one third stacked in the mow allowing con- on their horses jtinuoui circulation of air to carry mr and mrs w crosier black- away moisture water and mrs vm bickle port because of the more efficient dry- perry were guests of mr and mrs j ing process hay may lx cut earlier david crosier on sunday when it contains more of the naj june and nancy uagg leask- tura protein content better quall dale spent a couple of days jastjity feed is obtained and more pas- with their grandparents mrlture is provided for midsummer and mrs x bunker and later mrs abbie burnham of oxbridge the new equipment is tending to spent the weekend with mr and relieve urgency of farm labor pro- mrs x bunker on sunday mem for the new fortunate own- mr and mrs joseph burnham one farmerneartruro counts and mr and mrs ross nichols of on harvesting his crop in 20 davs victoria square mrs bunfhamof fine weather instead of the loit and mr and mrs bunker the same used to require and he will store day had a delightful drive through it in onethird the barn space pre- markham scarboro pickering fix- viously used bridge and whitchurch townships mrs burnham seeing a number of tokoxtohakrik places she had never seen in her highway work ox fay rusnell wins at sutton grandson comes to conduct funeral 1 300 pheasants are doubtful attraction letui mrs peter stouffville fo auai on sundiv man resident of lnless skunks or other animals liny years passed have killed them there are at least at an advanced three hundred pheasants in the a i township of whitchurch since the the funeral on tuesdav after- department of game and fisheries noon to stouffville eemeterv was in j deposited that many there jus ciiirv of oxeills funeral parlors recently interment was made in stouffville henrv widdirield has had special life before births hopkixs mr and mrs lome hopkins claremont rri wish to announce the birth of a baby girl on sunday august 10 1917 at the brierbush hospital stouff- ville i past highway construction records jaro taking a beating on the new torontobarrie highway project near aurora ont where hardhitt ing machinery is geared to an all time high contractor is peacock mcquigge ltd of toronto who was awarded the contract by the department of highways of the province of ontario sevenyearold pay rusnell of newmarket won the open saddle pony event with her fine mount kileen at sutt m horse how on friday grand daughter of mr and mrs ira rusnell of town and mr and mrs herbert ferrier lincoln- ville fays daddy kenneth rusnell is employed on the o d robinson vonge street farm where kileen is owned cherrywood miss anderson of toronto spent j the weekend with her friends mr land mrs s jones miss audrey wood is holidaying mr and mrs frank torrance at the home of her mother entertained relatives from weston mrs fenney spent a few days on sunday with her daughter mrs rennie mr and mrs ben lotton had rev howard beare and mrs dinner on sunday with mr and beare and son visited with mr and mrs reg sommerville mrs newton laughlin on sunday mrs a wood is spending a few mrs j s beare spent sunday days with friends at brighton with her brother mr wesley roach seek 10000 ix miss norma gale of toronto community ca1 vvass cemetery a grandson jos wooton i a preacher from licking missouri conducted the service assisted by j other ministers jos cannon mr i mcphee mr whitelaw and rev j gibson brown deceased was a i member of the church of christ i which had a congregation in rhis wn until recent years bail bearers were two grandsons walter and jno hargrave and four nephews jake reesor ira rusnell stewart campbell and robt johnston born at highland creek her maiden name was lillie tripp daughter of joshua and theda stephens she married peter leh man in 1sss and the couple took i up farming retiring from their j place on the th of whitchurch to retire in town about oo years ago mr lehman died five years ago and surviving are two daughters ivelma mrs t hargrave and i mildred mrs harrv stouffer in iftts mr and mrs lehman celebrated their golden weddin anniversary at their home on hallo ween night of that year when many friends gathered to mark the occasion the memory of a fine lady will long be cherished by the many friends of mrs lehman boasting four lanes the divided rose mr and mrs carl rose i highway will consist of two 22foot stouffville wish to announce thelconcret strips separated by a 30- birth of a daughter at the brier- foot boulevard with grades held to bush hospital stouffville on a maximum of three precept saturday august 0 1917 a baby terrin in the neighborhood of spent a short holiday with her pickering police trustees now sister for bruce the giant project ranees from grandparents mr ami mrs walter have their plans completed for mak- t iti 7 swampy bottom land to rollling hollinger ing a canvass to raise s10000 for hundreds will testify to the good hills efovntion with load maximum alvin pilkey is holidaying at the the community centre in the vill- results obtained in tribune elassl- l of 82 feet minimum ascent his mr and mrs age the idea has been approved fied i feat i edgar pilkey and nas as his guest by both the township council and markham and whitby hockey players are going to scotland friend from xova scotia i federal government authorities i pens made where the birds may live for a few days or even weeks while becoming accustomed to the surroundings gradually they are freed but may come to the pens at night until they get going com pletely on their own and know h nv to protect themselves fro natural pemies it is doubtful whether all the expense and trouble in trying to make whitchurch markham and other sections a hunting ground for pheasants is worth while many farmers iio not approve of the scheme and are not anxious to attract outside hunters to the municipality they become a menace to peaceful country life if too many are running about using fire arms with not too much care as one farmer asked the news paper what benefits is it to attract a lot of city shooters into our town ship making iur lands a natural hunting ground for them to run over 8th howard forgie who played hockey last year for stouffville juniors and markham intermedi ates along with pat mccloskey and ronald lintner of the whitby red wings will be off for scotland on sept 6th as members of the scot tish hockey league this eightteam hockey loop was introduced to scotland last year and according to word reaching deman church is now this country the scotts really pat- ronize the games which begin in i september and continue through until march the boys will go immediately into intensive training upon arrival in england each team in the group plays a total of seven ty games in he regular schedule in deciding to make he trip the boys have probably given up their amateur standings as last year the members of the group that went over ware paid a good weekly salary goopwood mr and mrs chas watson and son are spending their holidays at lake simcoe mr and mrs styles sr of toron to with their son and family mr and mrs roy reid of toronto also mrs mary laud of ottawa were visitors at mr and mrs j freids on wednesday miss jessie reid of toronto and mr yern mewaters of halifax are holidaying at the j f reid home sunday visitors there were mr and mrs roy caten mr and mrs wm cole of toronto miss judith kerr of washington dc and mrs ran kin of russel ont over 100 attended the united church picnic held at greenwood park aaa x rowan director sponsored by you lmakv singsl silver ribbon culverhouse xew pack peas choice quality qt ayimer in tomato sauce baby lima beans aylmcr in tomato sauce spaghetti prepared apte sweetened 3range juice graves scotian coa apple juice silverieaf or tenderlake pure lard vvetheys pineappis marmalade xabiseo shredded wheat for preserving sealers unanswered questions answered songs youll enjoy interesting quiz chorus for all and what men live by dont miss this film saturday eve 830 pm qsn six all values effective until closing saturday at stouffville youth for christ line markham mr and mrs whittaker are visiting for a time with their daugh ter mrs roberts mr and mrs peter xighswander and family of altona were guests last week with air and mrs albert reesor mrs phillips of toronto spent a day last week with mrs lome byer mrs pahnateer of toronto is enjoying a few holidays with mr and mrs hollinger mr and mrs stewart blizzard and barbara of toronto were week end visitors with mr and mrs a blizzard the wms of reaches held their meeting at mrs j kirks on tues day mr and mrs elmer browns- berger and son of toronto were recent visitors with his sister mrs a reesor the annual bible school of the in its second week and has been well attended sure wedding bells are ringing again in this community victoria square mrs rev j macdonald mrs h smith and miss gwen smith had tea saturday evening with mrs v brumwell mrs mcdougal and miss dorothy oliver are holidaying this week at ganaiioque mr and mrs e caseley mr and mrs s boynton and donald spent sunday with mr and mrs w e boynton and family at port bolster lake simcoe mr and mrs percy bennet and ray spent sunday with mr and mrs lome clubine misses carol and barbara hotch- kiss of stouffville are spending a icv days with mr and mrs r boynton mr and mrs herman m orison and joy mr and mrs gordon mprt- son and wayne spent sunday with miss margaret mortson at halibur- ton rev and airs e a currey and loretta spent last week visiting in quebec mrs d m currey is spending several days with mr and airs i clifford currey and ruth of tor- onto on sunday august 17th the guest speaker at 230 pm will be rev erla currey of central butte saskatchewan miss currey is the sister of our own minister rev e a currey mrs marjorie paul of ottawa spent the weekend at her home here mrs spry of toronto spent sun day with mr and mrs f mcroberts several from here attended the funeral on monday of the late rev p m peacock of toronto rev peacock was at one time the min ister of our church misses katharine saito and grace boynton of the grace hospital tor onto spent tuesday at graces home here rev and mrs archie doner mrs katie hood and miss ruth hoover all of gormley spent tuesday after noon at the lbheise home here start huildlvc kixk as caxvixgtox mlmoiual lindsay aug 7 construction of the 18000 cannington memorial rink which will cover an area of 200 feet by 121 feet has started the structure which will be of concrete will house a hockey cush ion three curling sheets waiting rooms hockey rooms office and re freshment room the girders will lc of wood and the roof will be of steel engagements mr and mrs samuel h fretz announce the engagement of their eldest daughter alma jean to mr- lewis howard reesor son of mr joseph b reesor and the late mrs reesor the marriage to take place the latter part of august mrs margaret payne of berwick xova scotia announces the engage ment of her voungest laughter ada winifred to harry m brown son of mr and mrs x w byer stouffville ont mr and mrs j r field clifford ont announce the engagement of their laughter marjorie alma of guelph ont i kenneth o klinck son of mr h o khn k stouffvlile ont wedding to take place satur- aaaaaaaaaaaa iav aur n paisley united church gueph