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the tribune stouffville ont thursday may 25 1950 scrap wanted highest prices paid for all grades of iron metals see axlers first m axler co limited 200 eastern ave toronto el 2219 deaths ball rev alfred f on sun day may 21 1950 rev alfred f ball of 110 albeit st orillia be loved husband of annie slack and loving father of mrs harold mack- lin cora interment at uxbridge cemetery cox arthur richard at his home 219 victor ave toronto on friday may 19 1950 arthur richard cox in his ssth year be loved husband of mary ann under wood and dear father of frankie myrel hazel mrs wilfred tid- ball and bessie mrs andrew- thomson interment armadale free methodist cemetery clark annie entered into rest at greenwood on saturday may 20 1950 annie johnson jar- dine beloved wife of william gra ham clarke and dear mother of dorothy mrs percy jones of pickering township phyllis mrs piett of hamilton and william and allan of greenwood inter ment salem cemetery evangelistic services will be held in the stouffville united missionary church may 1628 inclus rev and mrs paul trissel of the heights mich will be the evangelists services will be held each week night at 800 pm except saturday sunday services 1100 am and 730 pm come and hear the gospel in song music and through the preaching of the word h s hallman pastor mrs robt irwin buried at stouffville funeral services for the late mrs robert irwin of stouffville were conducted by rev douglas davis on friday afternoon may 19th from oneills parlours interment being made in the plot in stouffville cemetery the pall bearers were joseph mertens william henry connor e r sin clair stanley mitchell gordon birkett and mervyn watts mrs irwin had suffered an attack of influenza and was improving but succumbed to heart failure in her home on albert st on tuesday afternoon in her 7cth year she was born on the tenth concession of markham on what was later known as the robert spofford farm her maiden name was frances lucinda hodgson her parents being thomas hodg son and mary fields hodgson following her marriage to robert irwin the couple lived for a time south of stouffville then moved to the property east of ringwood where they farmed for many years air irwin was a workman on the townline road many years some years ago he passed on and after selling the farm mrs irwin bought her present home on albert st directly north of the gold fish supply property the late mrs irwin and her husband attended stouffville united church mrs henry grice also of albert st stouffville is the only surviving sister a brother and a sister having predeceased mrs irwin also surviving are a niece mrs geo maye of good wood and a nephew clarence staf ford aiso of this district horses marooned in a hay stack near morris man are seen in this air view of devastated farmland through out the area other horses and cattle that have not been shot or died of starvation art gath ered on islands of mud so weak they can hardly stand t l t ttt 11 silllcttc the chief garden tractor is designed and built by men with years of experience in tractor production chief im plements have been developed especially for the chief both the tractor and implements have been thoroughly tested in practical use sturdy construction progressive engineer ing and practical application will always guarantee that the chief will lead the way will handle a plow cutter bar lawn mower hay rake sulky cultivator disc harrow snow plow or dump cart alt0na feed supplies fred lewis prop phone stouff 6130g jssccezsazssssszssssssgcsgssszasrssszasgsan nice display at spring flower show a fine display of spring flowers helped to welcome those who came to enjoy the horticultural meeting in the united church basement last friday evening these flowers were judged by one of our local growers mr don lewis who later on the program gave reasons for his judging a mixed quartette consisting of mrs a mcconnochie mrs c brillinger mr floyd forsyth and mr g pearce sang several selec tions mrs bramham gave a piano solo mr pearce interviewed mr john assinck formerly of the nether lands and now at merlin bakers on conditions in his own country and their methods of farming this was a very interesting part of the program the speaker for the evening mr roy cadwell ma of toronto gave a very impressive talk on the need for conservation in canada after which he showed slides to illustrate some of the conditions existing at the present time it is very necessary to plant trees to conserve moisture if we do not wish our land to become a desert the reforesting done around vivian is a good example of what should be done in many places prize winners for may 19 show were as follows house plant in bloom mrs m storey lome gillion mrs o lehman house plant for foliage mrs bert tait six daffodils jean pipher mrs o burton m mertens largest daffodil in show anne lehman six tulips jean pipher mrs m storey dining table centre jean pip her mrs dixon mrs p stover novel floral arrangement mrs timbers jean pipher mrs m storey diminutive bouquet mrs thomas mrs p stover mrs lome gillion z s phimister supt of toronto schools spkaks at teachers and trustees banquet at the st john the baptist anglican church near richmond hill nearly 115 teachers trustees and their wives of markham and whitchurch townships heard an inspiring address from the super intendent of toronto schools mr z s phimister who has studied school systems in england and was a delegate to unesco he said that rural trustees would be willing to accept any change they were certain would be for the betterment of the school children in their care he stressed 3 ques tions to judge the standard of vavvv important meeting a twilight meeting will be held one mile west of maple on may 31st 1950 at 730 pm or the following evening in case of rain so all may see our fine barn and outstanding sires this occasion will mark one full year of successful operation parade of sires entertainment guest speaker lunch everyone welcome toronto district holstein breeders club fire sale by auction 10000 worth hardware store stock boots shoes hood the 4ud giant bingo in aid of manitoba flood relief fund at veterans memorial hall stouffville 800 pm friday may 26th sponsored by independent order of oddfellows in the village of brougham pickering township on no 7 highway the property of dean mairs hardware store case implements delaval sales and service wed may 3f jfp on account of fire april 29th 1950 the entire stock 1000000 worth will be sold by public auction without reserve consists of hardware store stock essotane gas stoves electric range electric rangette home electric freezer tools of all kinds dishes cooking utensils 60000 worth of boots shoes and rubbers 50000 worth of paint electric appliances pails brooder stoves combina tion doors gasoline aircooled engine 2- and 3plow farm tractors some of above mentioned goods are slightly dam aged by water and smoke majority not damaged at all all new goods sale at 1230 noon sharp terms cash no reserve ken clarke prentice auctioneers markham po phone mark 346 millikcn po phone agincourl 52w3 education in any school 1 does this school use the environment in which it finds it self 2 are the right attitudes of co operation and mutual respect be ing developed 3 are we developing a definite wish to keep on learning sir phimisler pointed out the advantages of having the new readers supplied by the school boards with the aid of a special grant and the aim of the new course to better human relation ships he concluded by urging each trustee to feel proud to have a face to the future mr james warren expressed the appreciation of the group when he thanked mr phimister during the banquet musical selections were given by the talented string quartette from northern collegiate later mrs nellie leuty of cooksville rend ered delightful solos mr merlyn baker replied to the toast to the trustees proposed by mr robert thomas a letter from mr mackellop thanking the teachers for a gift they sent him during his recent iilness was read the teachers expressed their pleasure at having their inspector with them again when miss myrna coulson pro posed a toast to him mr martin one of the town ships music teachers announced that his pupils would be holding a music festival in markham the president mr a m hill who with his committee mr george green mrs flatt mrs d wilson mrs j mcwhirter and miss b sutchliffe planned the banquet expressed his personal thanks to mr phimister and all those who took part and his plea sure that the attendance at the third annual banquet had exceeded the former two mayfair restaurant monday thru friday 8 am 11 pm saturday 8 am 12 pm associated industrial designers engineers consultants manufacturers repairs to all types of electrical or mechanical equipment industrial commercial and domestic toronto 17 queen st e el9776 stouffville albert second sts ph 346 loooooooeeroosooooa stouffville sand gravel limited are prepared to supply your 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