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the tribune stoufivitte ont thursday february 25 vm anci aaaaxgaa egg aas caaaaa a uvmmmvwic w your chick supplies electric brooders feeding hoppers drinking founts complete line of all the supplies you need for those new chicks come in today to agnews hardware stouffville ontario cards of thanks i want to take thls opportunity to exproim my gratitude to all my neighbors for their great kindness in helping us move to our new home i also appreciate the lovely gifts given to me before leaving the com munity wilfred ruston i wish to lake this opportunity to thank my neighbors and friends for the many inquiries and cards sent to me during my stay in hospital also for the lovely boxes of fruit and candy sent to me it was all much appreciated mrs wm locke we wish to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to our many friends and neighbors for their many acts of kindness help and express ions of sympathy during the recent illnvss and bereavement of our moth er and grandmother the wideman families through error the name of roy wideman son of the late elsie ann wideman was omitted from the obituary in last weeks issue the deceased made her home with her son iroy who occupies the wideman homestead we wish to express our heartfelt thanks and appreciation to our many friends relatives and neighbors who sent cards and flowers and gifts also to those who called on the oc casion of our tioth wedding anni versary mr and mrs- ea loyd the family of the late jos martin wish to sincerely thank their many relatives friends and neighbours also rev shapter dr carruthers and miss eva harrison for flowers expressions of sympathy and kind ness shown during the illness and passing of an affectionate father remember the hockey markbam the maple leafs here sat night lttssji4sijjssttjtttsms4tt implements on hand new implements tractors all sizes field cultivators grain fertilizer drills manure spreaders u and 8 furrow plows manure loader for small tractor eleotrir hammer mill oream separator refrigerators home freezers used implements case d tractor masscyhnrris 101 super trac tor grain drills case vac tractor with a mounted plow goodison threshing machine international manure spreader 2 wheels on rubber cream sejmuntors j markham goats j continued from front page j not a medicine but a food she has been as successful with her goats as she has with her children at last falls cne she exhibited six goats and came away with two first prizes one second two thirds and two specials there were 14 exhibitors one of her two billy goats hickaming ludwig came from the north carolina farm of carl sandburg the american poet most of iter goats were born without horns but even those with horns are not vicious mrs durrant claims not one of her goats has ever eaten a tin can or a rubber boot contrary to pop ular legend but they have strip ped the bark off her fruit trees and you dont dare leave them near a line of washing they would pull it all down just for a lark like any farmer she is up early about 6 am and she spends about fourandahalf hours a day tending her livestock it takes close to an hour twice a day to do the milking henry ogden son phone 251 stouffville ont canada bread unsliced 12 oz loaf 2 for 29 27 presswood pure lard 2 lbs budget tea 1 lb pkg 75 morning treat coffee freshly ground at the store 1 lb 95 aylmer corn fancy cream style 20 oz tins 18 aylmer choice peas 1 5 oz tin 2 for 29 aylmer choice peaches 15 oz tin 19 aylmer boston brown beans 1 5 oz tin 2 for 25 aylmer apple juice 20 oz tin 10 fresh frozen oysters vapint 75 fresh frozen perch fillets 1 lb 47 fresh frozen cod fillets 1 lb 41 lynn valley peas 20 oz tin 2 for 33 clarks bork beans 20 oz tin 2 for33 orange juice blended or grapefruit juice 48 oz tin 29 large stalks of celery and heads of lettuce each 10 turnips each 10 spanish onions 2 lbs for 29 ontario potatoes 10 lbs 59 grapefruit size 96s 5 for 29 florida oranges size 252 1 doz 29 carload groceteria john mathewson prop phone 280 exclusion of public brings council flareup the exclusion of the public from a special meeting of markham township council on saturday at which time applicants were to be heard in connection with the advertised treasurers position caused a flareup in council finally resulting in adjournment the meeting was held for the specfic purpose of dealing with the applicants personally in private before an announcement of the engaging of the officer and salary was announced a number of ratepayers from the front of the township turned up during the meeting and were refused entrance its in the act that the public shall be allowed in with the exception of meetings dealing with welfare claimed councillor lemasurier who vigorously opposed the ratepayers exclusion deputyreeve james stated that this was not a regular council meeting thus it would not be governed by the act and the busi ness to be dealt with required some privacy for council if the public is allowed in ill call for an adjournment exclaim ed councillor chas hooper seven applicants were heard for the treasurership and salaries asked ranged from a low of 2100 to a high of 3200 however dis agreement as to the actual need for such an officer at all left the matter in a stalemate councillor lemasurier contend ed that the work was not distri buted equitably among the departments and favoured mrs kobt rao who is already on the office staff as the treasurer reeve timbers objected that such a move would not improve matters any since it has always been the opinion of council that the clerk required additional help marshall kester buried here u sunday february 24th marshall kester son o the late enoch and loreiia kester passed jut in neivmarket utter a brief illness of less than three weeks born on the farm at altona the deceased spent the greater pari of bis life tilling the soil until 1910 when fae moved to markham dur ing the last nine months of his life he had been residing in new market the late mr kester suf fered an attack of pneumonia and although he appeared to be return ing back to health and strength he suffered a relapse and passed avvav suddeniv he was identified with the altona christian church although there are no close sur viving relative there are two nieces mrs 11 macklin of agin- court and mrs a kmmerson of ringwood and one nephew mr reg walker of goodwood funeral service was held at the funeral home of thos j wignall of markham on tuesday after noon at 230 pm conducted by rev ck fockler with interment in stouffville cemetery the pall bearers were earl davis reg walker cecil wagg w fockler john scott and a fretz jos martin dies in 79th year on sunday feb 20th mr joseph martin of mount albert passed away after an illness of nearly five months born at wood- ville in the year 1s74 the son of mr and mrs george martin the deceased moved to the mount albert district where he operated a farm for a number of years he was appointed assessor for the east half of whitchurch township and also attained the presidency of the whitchurch sunday school convention he was identified with the mount albert united church his wife the former josephine smalley still survives resides his wife those who will mourn his passing are three sons stanley of detroit floyd in tor onto orval on the home farm near mount albert and two daughters mrs flovd fairies dunelda of stouffville and mrs j h mac- donald velma of toronto there are also two brothers stanley of stouffville george of toronto and four sisters mrs w miller of markham mrs o anderson of unionville mrs luella baker of stouffville and mrs bert baker also of stouffville funeral service was held at the home residence east of mount albert on wednesday afternoon at 230 pm conducted by rev shapter of mount albert united church with interment in hart- man cemetery mount albert the pallbearers were messrs rruce baker keith martin ewart baker russel miller ivan mc laughlin and dr geo miller vvvvvvvvvivvvwvvkvvvvvvvvvhj jersey dispersal march loth on monday march 10 at 1 pm auction sale of 39 registered jerseys included are cows and young stock of all ages many of the cows are bred to vautrhan standard fern lad whose dam was yaughan standard fern with 1l6s9 pounds of fat testing 51 1 in 365 days the alltime senior fouryear old canadian champion but- terfat producer many of these highproducing cows are fresh or due at stile time cows that give between 9000 and 11000 pounds of milk making them a wise buy to raise a dairy test also selling is a chore boy milking machine in perfect condition with a guarantee and free servicing the sale is under cover the farm is located i mile north and vi mile west of unionville dean hughes unionville a h brubacher auctioneer births brown mr and mrs ii m brown ii55 jericho circle van couver announce the birth of their son christopher morley a brother for gregory at van couver general hospital feb 23 1952 dav1es mr and mrs vein davies are happy to announce the birth of their daughter on sunday feb 21th at the brier- bush hospital stouffville a sister for george housser mr and mrs jos housser stouffville are happy to announce the birth of their son david franklin on sunday feb 2 1952 at the lirierbush hospital stouifville wignall mr and mrs thos wignall markham announce the arrival of their daughter barbara ellen on thursday feb 21 1952 at the brierbush hospital stouifville a sister for kathy ruth tim and joan mother and daughter well wideman at york county hospital thursday feb 21 1952 to mr and mrs harold wideman nee dorothy baker gormley a son harold leonard sensational new low prices pine orchard miss grace purvis was a recent guest of miss joan tidman mrs e birdsell visited relatives in toronto a few days miss barbara shropshire spent a few days with her sister mrs howard haines mr and mrs eveleigh bruce and verne and mr and mrs w johnston and earl spent sunday with mr and mrs chapman mr and mrs w hall were sun day guests with mr and mrs allen and miss widdifield club was well attended friday night with the ladies providing the entertainment the ball club has planned an euchre for friday night of this week in the school attend and help support your ball team io o f oddfellows hall stouffville brunch regular meetixg moxdav march 3rd 3 pm all officers are requested to be present delaval farm milk coolers 1can dropin automatic 27300 6s can dropin automatic s29300 814 can dropin automatic 37300 all delaval coolers have hermetic sealed units and carry a 5year guarantee units are compact and take up a minimum of space in the milk vat all delaval milk coolers are manufactured by themselves in their own factory and we are equipped to furnish complete service promptly and efficiently we also sell the new delaval portable immersion- type coolers as well as the frontloader type where no lifting of cans is required c h bell son phone 2slw stouffville ont s ringwood mr george bennett and son james of box grove were sunday visitors with his sisterinlaw and brotherinlaw mr and mrs jacob grove we are glad to report that mr herb beech is again feeling much better after his recent illness we regret that our oldest resi dent mrs martin fockler is con fined to her bed much of the time bloomington mr and mrs c lemon enter tained mr and mrs m lemon margaret and gordon of thornhill and mr and mrs e lemon and jonathan on the occasion of their wedding anniversary we join in all good wishes mrs greer of lemon ville was the weekend guest of mr and mrs r johnston rev and mrs g w brown and daughter beverley motored to montreal on monday owing to the serious illness of her mother mrs goldsworthv miss a fockler is visiting at greenbank this week v tf dents rips tears rust spots they destroy the elegance of your car and they take a big bile out of its dollars ad cenls value ixit our experts return your car body to and cents value let our experts return your car body to like new condition drive up for an estimate new body beauty mole motor sales stouffville ontario