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the tribune stouffville ont thursday june 8 1950 if youre starting chicks start them fast feed them pur ina chick startena checkeretta aim for big eggs early fast sains mean profit feed for speed mix sow pig cbow with your chop big eggs axe going to mean real money this summer and fall but that wont mean a thing to you if youre not getting big eggs 1 and the only way we know to get big eggs in time to do your pocket the most good is to grow big strong sturdy pullets with the body development to get up to full production of big eggs early were not talking about pushing pullets into pro duction the aim of the purina growing plan is to get pullets to the right stage of development so that when they start to lay theyll be ready to lay lay heavily and come up fast in egg size thats not pushing them its de veloping them with their development balanced against their sexual matur ity then theyll use your laying ration for laying which purina growing ration to choose depends upon your grain supply come in and talk it over growena complete growing chow with grain chowder concentrate theres more profit and pleasure in a farm thats free from flies this new jormula purina fly spray will settle the fly problem for you it kills all flies including those resistant to ddt it kills all summer you need to spray your buildings only once unless the summer turns out extremely hot and long use the same spray on both buildings and animals only one product to bother about see us about your supply early hew formula purina fly spray want to save time sure want to save work sure want to save money sure want to raise good calves better calves sure hundreds of good dairymen succeed in doing all those things by following the purina dryfeeding plan comparatively little milk the first month none after that think of all the time that saves save time with purina calf startena try the new ba gasoline ba 88 or ba 98 order today for a trial tank full phone 45w1 64508 stiver bros stouffville ont unionville miss nancy rae ba daughter of mr and mrs r b rae of unionville was the winner of the sir joseph flavelle prize for gen eral proficiency in the second year student class of nurses in the toronto general hospital the award was presented at the grad uation ceremonies held in con vocation hall on june 1st miss rae who represented her class in the toronto student nurses association during 1949 to 1950 has been chosen president of the student government association for 1950 to 1951 by the student body mr and mrs frank brown of mount tremblaut- que and former residents of unionville visited at the home of mrs g a m davison during the weekend mr brown has charge of mr jas frances- cheus large stable of show horses eight of which have just returned from the large open air show at mrs r chapin speaks at w jus meeting the june meeting of the womens missionary society of the united church was held in the church on thursday with mrs k campbell president presiding the meeting opened with a hymn jesus calls vs the business session included an invitation to visit with claremont auxiliary announcement of rural president gathering june 0 also cancellation of meeting during july and august although the president urged members to con tribute usual offerings for these meetings and bring it to the first fall meeting mrs d davis read an interesting item on stewardship illustrating the importance of giving and helping others and how keeping our money entirely to our selves and for our own needs may eventually destroy us group leaders for this meeting were mrs g gunn and mrs h sanders mrs s ball taking as her theme the great teacher gave several examples of christ taking time to talk to women which gives wms women an incentive to be interested workers for him mrs chapin in her usual pleas ing manner gave an interesting and unusual message on temper ance she told of many forms of intemperance one being our urge to overwork ourselves to the point of being hard to live with another was starvation and quoted the the president of pakistan as say ing there could be no peace in the world until the western world helped the starving people of asia she said the worst form of intemperance was our intolerance of alcohol she felt we should try and understand why teenagers drink young people arent bad only misled and perhaps without realizing it they were really searching for god she said accidents werent caused by men who were drunk but by the ones who had only taken one or two glasses and their usual quick acting brain was slowed roberta bone favored the meet ing with a solo god hath not promised the president thanked the speaker and hymn hark the michael hopkins enterprises presents don messer and his islanders in a gigantic square dance at the oshawa arena saturday june 17th tickets on sale at stouffville radio electric 100 per person ccbc n yonge to be four lanes to richmond hill work is under way to convert no 11 highway from steeles corners to richmond hill into a fourlane artery old radial car tracks on the voice of jesus calling was sung and the meeting closed with the mizpah benediction g holden press secy east side are to be replaced by pavement making the width of the highway 44 feet two years ago a strip of pave ment was put down on the west side making a third traffic lane board of control approved sale of a strip of land almost a mile long fronting on the langstaff jail farm to the department of high ways the strip is seven feet wide and will form part of the new lane young men are people who ask a girls father for her hand so ihey can put it in dishwater devon pa where they were successful winners in former years mr brown had charge of davinurn stables owned by mr and mrs g a m davison of unionville a markham district veterans association dance rainbow gardens markham 800 pm to 100 am fridav june 9th mm music by pine grove serenaders bingo games fun for alt admission free dancing 50c proceeds mdva building fund radio will be raffled proceeds manitoba flood relief aaaaaaa i eastside motors lloyd a brown sales manager stouffville archie j campbell proprietor bill garrett tractor sales anglia and prefect cars ford and monarch cars theres so much in the anglia that will recommend it to you twodoor safety for the family with children wide doors with front seats that fold out of the way for easy access to the rear seat durable artleather up holstery luggage space in the over size trunk and generous package shelf under the dash its at home in every kind of company and above all its outstanding economy of operation make it a joy to own heres a ford model that brings you dozens of outstanding features youve been looking for take the spacious new interior with luxurious new up holstery in clean sparkling colours take the picture window visibility with over 19 square feet of glass area take the deep deck luggage lock er with its 229 cubic feet of useable space opened by a trigger- type latch take the colorful instrument panel styled for greater convenience and beauty but better still take a ride in this 50 fordor and you wont want to take anything less than a ford for your money youll find the fourdoor perfect a perfect car for all occasions interior and exterior appointments will please the most discriminating with genuine leather upholstery for that extra dash of smartness and luxury the trunk is oversize for luggage on long trips theres room for small parcels in a compartment below the dash and on the shelf under the rear window its a car youll be happy to own one that is noted for its styling and economy here is the distinguished monarch in the smart fourdoor sport sedan model its luxury styling enables you to custom choose your monarch from a wide range of 12 sparkling body colours and combinations rich dur able upholsteries come in two colour schemes of broadcloth and one in bedford cord and for utmost com fort theres selectoseat springing in the front seat engineered and ad justed to the average persons pref erences at slight extra cost addi tional coil springs can be inserted if required to suit any owners personal requirements corner of main and tenth streets phone 64wl