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Stouffville Tribune (Stouffville, ON), May 25, 1950, p. 14

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the tribune stouffville ont thursday may 25 1950 w c mcdonald ro optometrist 1722a avenue rd north toronto stouffville branch office hours every saturday 1000 am to 900 pm ihone stouffville 170wl anytime for convenient eye exam ination appointment ami reverse charges x complete visual service is available at my stouffville office wliich is fully equipped with the most modern optical equipment stouffville offick at rear of icn wilkes mens toronto office shop separate entrance phone rkdfern 5000 phone 170wl imennonites flee i manitoba flood i a group of mennonite farmers sailed home last week to mctavish i man weeks after they were forc ed by the flooding red river to quit their fertile land and flee to safer ste anne the voyage across the flood was by navy duck their aim was to haul valuable equipment to higher ground ltcndr v a johnston said the trip originally was planned for ste agathe along the river to disembark a nursing sister who would give typhoid inoculations to the 50 or co residents still braving the flood now it is a double mission the mennonites wearing hip waders expected to use highwheeled trac tors to drag their implements out of the water junior farmers judging competition at the recent meeting of the york county junior farmers associa tion it was decided to again hold ssscsxxsocxsxkxsssssxxxsxxv stouffville floral roses wedding bouquets funeral designs cut flowers milt smith prop the livestock judging competi tion and girls achievement day at newmarket on saturday may 27th this is one week earlier and also changed to a saturday on account of so many of the contestants at tending school and getting ready for examinations the girls club work is expand ing and more room has been se cured by arranging to hold their competition and displays of their work in the newmarket town hall where they will register at s30 dst miss lucille barber the county home economist has been carrying on interesting projects with the girls for the past year through local club leaders on the projects the club girl enter tains and clothes closets up to date visitors will be welcome at the town hall for the afternoon meeting this year a number of scholarships will be provided by the downtown kiwanis club of toronto in the girls work as well as in the boys clubs for the judging competition the boys will register at the agricultur al office 12 botsford st newmar ket at 830 dst before proceeding to various farms of the commun ity to judge classes of horses sheep swine beef and dairy cat tle in the evening a banquet will mtm claims xeyv pot saves ox coffee rids brew of bitter taste too science has a new kitchen uten sil it is a newtype colfee pot one that does a triple filtering the de signers call it a triculator because it supposedly gets rid of most of the substances that can make coffee bitter the main gimmick of the new pot is a silken fiber paper thin through which the coffee is filtered it serves as a middle fil ter as the coffee works on a prin ciple of three filters the pot works simply drip type coffee grounds are placed over a perforated metal tray after the fil ter fiber has been placed over that another metal disc also perforated is placed then boiling water is poured into the pot the top metal disc spreads the water so it drips through the ground coffee at an even pace and no grounds are left dry then the coffee meets the filter paperwhere the acids are removed the bot tom perforated disc serves as a control to prevent dripping too rapidly the new pot according io the makers can be kept over a low gas flame without danger that its ceramic bowl will crack they also say less coffee is needed thereby giving the housewife a saving your singer representative will be in your district every second day guaranteed new and used singer sewing machines new singers 8950 and up easy budget terms repairs to all makes complete line of sewing needs for prompt courteous service please write or phone singer sewing machine co 102 main st newmarket ont phone 1075 we are the only authorized singer agents in this district be held in the king george hotel at 630 for the two groups when the major prizes of the day will be presented plans were also made by the directors for the annual york county junior farmers pic nic and dance at musselmans lake on friday june 9th bridge grafting of apple trees mice and rabbits succeed in kill ing many apple trees annually be cause no effort is made to replace the damaged bark by bridgegraft ing this is a simple operation and the cost is negligible if a bear ing tree is saved for further pro duction says t b harrison ex perimental station harrow ont injured trees should be marked with white lead when pruning is being done and sufficient vigorous sucker wood for grafting should also be saved at this time these bud sticks should be wrapped in moist sacking and stored in a cool basement or ice house till needed in may the right stage for bridgegraft ing is when the bark separates readily from the wood and gener ally this occurs when the apple trees are in full bloom it is im portant to first cheek carefully the injured area on the trees to insure that the scion or bud stick used overlaps at least three inches into the live tissue above and below the wound the areas of contact of tree and grafts are carefully cut with a knife and the bark is gently lifted with a screwdriver when ready to insert the end of the scion previ ously cut to a flat onesided wedge usually the graft is inserted first into the lower slot and nailed firmly to the tree then a similar process is followed with the upper end of the graft and both ends of the bridge are then well covered with a grafting compound in the ease of a wide wound the grafts should be placed three inches apart about the trunk on young trees which are apt to sway in the wind it is advisable that the grafts be bowed to allow for this movement all the equipment required for bridgegrafting is a sharp knife and a sharpening stone to keep it that way a small hammer some flat headed nails of assorted sizes and a can of tree grafting com pound for convenience all this can be placed in an eleven quart basket for carrying about the orchard rim mi- w p ssgqgsmg it lias been five years since the end of the war and still the people of europe and asia need our help they are looking to the democra cies in their hour of need send aid through care care 73 albert street ottawa ontario hllp forthehopeiesb through the uiniistaii4liiig heart aisfll the human touch to the salvation army no human being is ever beyond hope however maimed or scarred by sin or circumstance however despairing and seem ingly hopeless no individual young or old appeals in vain to the armys understanding heart and human touch to provide the support for its endless task of human salvage the salvation army relies upon your dol lars again the army appeals to you with confidence salvation army v i dlttk cututn jk hist a t w geese on the farm an increased interest in goose raising has been shown during the past year or two this is partly explained by a desire on the part of farmers for an alternative to other types of production such as chicken raising another partial explanation is that some headway is being made in ironing out diffi culties which have hindered large scale goose production in the past one of the restricting features in goose production is that there are few largescale breeders of geese in canada and so it is difficult to purchase young goslings in the spring there has been little ex perimental work on the improve ment by breeding of economic characteristics in geese and so goose production has tended to be come mainly a sideline of vary ing size to the main farming en terprise breeding geese can be maintain ed around the farm with relatively low maintenance costs they can be kept in good breeding condition on a ration consisting of good qual ity alfalfa or clover hay and whole grain consisting mostly of heavy oats although there is little scien tific evidence as to the nutritional requirements of geese it is reason able to assume that there is better assurance of good results by feed ing of a hatching ration such as used for chickens for at least a month prior to the laying season this is usually fed as a wet mash once or twice a day with an even ing feed of grain as the artificial incubation of goose eggs is still in the experi mental stages it is difficult to make concrete recommendation says a s johnson central experi mental farm ottawa red shield appeal members of the stouffville womens institute will call on you this week on behalf of the salvation army government to support butter speaking in the house of com mons the rt hon james g gar diner minister of agriculture an nounced that from may 1 1950 to april 30 1951 the agricultural prices support board will support the butter market by purchasing first grade creamery butter in carlots at a price of 53 cents per pound basis delivery saint john halifax montreal and toronto and 52s cents per pound basis de livery vancouver the purchase program for the coming year will be similar to that of 191950 the quantity of butter held by the government as at noon april 2fl was 19129929 pounds the agricultural prices support boards wholesale selling price for butter effective may 1 1950 will be 53 cents per pound delivery in ontario and quebec with appro priate price differentials to other points in canada robins hatch eggs on mr robins grave a pair of robins have hatched three fledglings on a grave in a norwich cemetery england name on the tombstone george robin mi tia0i mam tis costs only 5 government of canada 3 bonds dated june 1st and november 15th 1935 due june 1st 1955 have been called for payment june 1st 1950 these bonds should be presented promptly for payment on or soon after june 1st 1950 because after that date they will no longer earn interest reciprocal treatment ix stouffville xo more raffle tickets on cars and boats belonging to outoftown service organizations are to be peddled to the public in lindsay this decision was reached at special meeting of representatives of the kiwanis club the rotary club he kinsmen club the caii- adion legion mayor lamb police chief webster and town clerk allely held in the mayors office wednesday a large number of people love life so much that if they cant live any other way they will turn to work as a last resort the reason a fellow stops gciag with a girl is sometimes a pareat joy beauty salon near cnk permanent waving individual styling razor shaping phone stouffville 98w2 uimvwwtfimwam we buy your eggs cases supplied prompt returns pickup service f g baker at ratcliffs grocery stouffville ontario mi and thats how m mtfc scw its the biggest contract i ever went after so i lost no time in getting over to my bank manager george i said ill need some help to handle a job this size we went over the whole thing discussed how much i would need when i landed the contract he gave me a line of credit and i was able to go right ahead now the schools as good as built it is an everyday part of your 9ff1fif ocal bank managers job to 1d03m5 provide shortterm credit so that payrolls can be met material bought goods produced and marketed sponsored by your bank

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