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the tribune stouffville ont thursday may 2s 1953 reliable garden seed varieties well known beans pencil pod klack wax burpees green round pod english broad windsor burpees bush i una peas american wonder little marvel peter pan for freezing dwarf telephone laxtons pro gress corn extra early golden bantam golden bantam bantam evergreen early hybrid blend mar- cross medium spancross late garden fertilizers fertilizer bonemeal vigoro plant food vitforo cg torganic peat moss 24d weed killer sprays for plants garden dust guns dust materials stiver bros phones 64501 or 45 a complaint was registered ivith the markham township olice on sunday by mr m aryis of the 5th concession of iarkham when he discovered ieep wheel tracks in his newly prouted grain field the ouges appeared to be those of light airplane which was us- mr jarvis grain field for friding strip rev douglas davis of stouff viue is attending the annual sessions of the united church general council in toronto this week 3333 323222333 announcement i due to lack of storage and show room space we have been obliged to discontinue the cockshutt line of farm implements and we wish to thank all our many customers who patronized us during the many years we handled this line we still have a large stock of repair parts for cockshutt machinery and also a few new cockshutt implements to dispose of and we will appreciate your continued patronage until such time as our supplies are exhausted special discounts will be given on implements while they last we will be in a position now to devote more time and space to the stocking and servicing of our many other lines and which we feel will be appre ciated by our many friends and customers through out the district sincerely yours c h bell and son painted desert 103 in the shade described by johnson family continued from front page cooled a little we tried to start but couldnt he finally had to jetknife the trailer right a- cross the road so that the car could pull it for a few feet on kel ground before starting to climb this i- a type of sport we dont recommend if vou want to live very long or if vou want to reach a reasonable age before your hair turns white we couldnt enjoy the magnificent scenery for won dering what would happen at our next stop for by this time we knew there would have to be several of these before we reached the top we didnt get very far before the car start ed to boil again so again we stepped then a huge tractor- nailer truck pulled up along side hooked a chain to our bumper and took us to the top if the pass were we thankful ue had a little game of snow balls and then drov down to monte vlstu ue were amazed to discover tiiat while the west ride of the pass was green and lovely the trees on the east side were not yet in leaf and e was may 20 spring comes ery late in the san luis july being the only month guaran teed frost free the lowest part of the valley is over 7300 ft altitude it is almost perfectly i ranching country dotted with artesian wells there is practically no rain and very little snow so that everything has to be irrigated we decided against the san luis because we thought it was too cold though the people there were the wannest and friendliest we have met we iived at johnstown near loveland for a year hoping to farm when bruce had learned irrigating but irrigating is not good for arthritis and farms are a terrific price so we fin ally moved to pueblo where we bought a house just three blocks from my brother art greer the climate here suits both bruce and merrilyn very vell merrilyns bronchitis has disappeared and bruce has very little pain so we are very happy pueblo is not the most beautiful in fact it is one of the least beautiful cities in colorado but we can get to the mountains in less than an hour and can see them all the time i can tell you more about ourj various adventures in the col i our local and personal happenings mr and mrs clarerce burk- doldef of breslau wete visitors n stouffviue on saturday mr gordon birkett local in surance agent has been holi daying for a time in florida j l baker home albert st corner landmark stoutfville cemetery annual decoration service has been set by the local cemetery commis sion for sunday june 21st it was announced this week the veterans construction companys large backhoe wa- busy in front of the dr s s ball residence on monday re moving a large section of cind er and concrete driveway which is to be replaced with top soil for a new lawn the stouffviue lawn bowl ing club are having their open ing nieht and pot luck supper on friday night may29 at 630 any new prospective bowl ers are welcome we want to see you there mr and mrs b kramer of peterboro were visitors in stoutfville on saturday mr kramer was a former member of the local bank staff due to the coronation holi day next tuesday june 2nd the tribune will be published on thursday rather than on wednesday as is customary june meeting of the w m vill be held in the lnit- et church parlours on thurs day june 4th at 230 pm the study along african trails will be concluded on saturday evening there was a twocar collision at king- wood involving mr melvin barkey of oshawa and mr kmmerson ramer of mark- ham the front fender of the ramer car was badly damaged while the barkey car was only slightly scratched constable geo clayton of the markham twp police investigated c h bell son announce this week that they are discon tinuing their line of cockshutt implements which they have carried for fourteen years the change is being necessitated clue to lack of storage and showroom space the bell es tablishment will now devote more time and space to the stocking and servicing of many other lines one of the most familiar main st residences located on the corner of albert st is the present jack smits home more familiarily known to older residents as the j l baker house the place was built by mr baker more than sixty years ago j l baker who was a town councillor here at one time was originally a storekeeper in lemon- ville he later moved to toronto and then returned to stouffviue where lie built this fine corner lot residence mr baker was joint proprietor in bakers sawmil and was issues of marriage licenses the place was owned by mr edw lloyd for some years although he never resided there and had sev eral tenants until it was purchased by mr smits some years ago the ap pearance of the corner has been considerably changed and the maple saplings planted nearly three ouart- eis of a century ago are now great solid maples the home was originally surrounded by a hedge which has been taken down giving place to a nice lawn mr smits added a garage to the property and a stone verandah was constructed at the front stouffviue municipal coun cil will convene in regular ses sion next monday evening june 1st due to the coronation holi day next week the business places in stouffviue will re main open all day wednesday the day following saturday night will be the only open evening in coronation week harry goldens clothing store is announcing a gigantic half price sale on ladies coats in this weeks issue don lewis local decorator orado mountains at a later date i and landscape artist has been but i must keep my promise busy preparing great length j3es3e 22llei 22222322ns32333ac a sa sa asr jit v0ur children will be wi for summer in cuteasbutton shoes styled to give the air to little feet kiiieh leather with icsh ventilation by nvajfe svjs or that grownup xk pal nt drcss- l- 103 indthcgnft sandals r healthful play- ear 205 oach ami yard stur- es that look like tidily 145 tnrastop neaker iilok gum mics 171 lehmans shoes stouffville ontario to tell you about the cost of our trip we travelled just over 8000 miles we sold our trailer for exactly what we paid for it 110000 gasoline cost 15392 and we averaged over 14 miles to the american gallon which we consider excellent since we weve pulling a 2 ton trailer other travelling expenses in cluding car servicing oil trail er court costs and various odds and ends 12091 two new- trailer tires and tubes cost s152s2 over half of this last figure iwas unnecessary since we were thoroughly gypped by the only rogue we met in s0o0 miles and the whole a- mount could have been saved if bruce had got his brain wave a little sooner namely to hang a tin can on the trailer axle just an inch or so off the ground so that as soon as a tire started to go flat the tin rattled on the road and warn ed us to stop there was an other large expense some of which would be avoided by buying your trailer in ontario and having your car fitted for trailer pulling there this in cludes trailerhitch it has to be a very special job for a big trailer which cost us includ ing electric brake connections 1600 overload springs again they have to be very good ones 3150 license for trailer which would be cheaper in on tario 3250 and lastly again much cheaper if bought in on tario trailer insurance 10100 these items plus 2 5gallon cans one for trailer heater one for water for the desert plus 50c for weighing the trail er for the license total 21925 grand total of all expenses 0los0 or 16170 each if we were doing it again im sure we could reduce that figure bv at least 20000 but of course one always has to allow a mar- iin for emergencies also bear in mind that we had to have that 110000 cash to buy the trailer even though we did get i back eventually i didnt list the cost of food since one has tc- eat whether at home or a- way but it did cost a little more than at home because we couldnt buy in quantities we ate all our meals in the trailer and emphasized whatever was cheapest in the locality through which we were travelling for a three month trio covering 000 miles we feel that this was very reasonable when you consider that a family of four could spend that much in two weeks at a dude ranch for example anvhow we wouldnt have missed the trio for anything it was truly a wonderful experience and we heartily recommend trailer crave if you are a good driv er as the idea family vacat ion want to hear about color ado let me know and ill try to oblige bruce dorothy merri lyn and patsy joknson of gold garland which will help grace the front of torontos city hall for the coming cor onation mr lewis is also pre paring a special decoration front for our own town mun icipal building water service east of the cnr tracks was temporarily discontinued for a time on fri day morning while repairs were made to the line serving tlie ken philips house on main st the small pipe which cros ses under the main st pave ment was leaking badly shut- offs are all too scarce in our water system and require very large sections of town to be without service when only small repairs are necessary a number of additional shutoffs have been added in the past years but considerably more would make repair work much simpler the harry stover house on mill street has been sold to mr geo hoover 7th con of markham the stover family are occupying the spacious a- partment above the bakery block mr hoover has disposed of his markham farm and will move into his new town house this fall the house was com pleted some years back by the late ambrose stover and stands on the site of the former hill blacksmith shop the stouffviue youth for christ band and choir ac companied by many local res idents made the ninety mile trip to minden on sunday ev ening to take part in an even ing fireside service in the min den theatre they were the guests of mr archie stouffer of minden weddings a number of local real estate changes have been announced in stouffviue this week all sales by geo allison real es tate broker here the new res idence built recently on llovd ave by geo walsh of mt al bert has been sold to root bob hassard toronto maple leaf hockey player another lloyd ave site owned by mr haines and opposite the martin residence has been sold to mr faux of toronto who will erect a new brick house there the house on main st belonging to the weyman ir win estate and tenanted by denton law has been sold to win timbers miss margaret foekler gave the feature address on sunday morning at the reopening ser vice in the newly renovated sunday school rooms of the stouffviue united church there were special musical se lections for the occasion includ ing songs by more than forty members of the primary de partment superintendent del- bert booth welcomed the par ents who attended and invited all to continue to come with their children and take part in the bible class the sunday school has been completely redecorated a new ceiling has been put in overhead cup boards built partitioas re moved drapes placed on the windows and the entire place has been completely painted in a soft ereen colour folding doors for the classrooms are vet to be installed ba bcock b a ls don newmarket may 23 mauve lilacs with yellow tulips and fern formed the setting for a pretty spring wedding when norma gertrude balsdon daughter of air and mrs walt er balsdon newmarket and lac barry babcock son of mr and mrs r s babcock of wolfville ns exchanged vows in a double ring ceremony in grace church rev ar yield ing officiated wedding music was played by mrs john bals don with soloist mrs john xicol given in marriage by her father the bride wore a gown of white satin with jack et and soft pleated skirt falling to a slight train a matching satin cap held her embroidered fingertip veil she carried a cascade of deep red roses and mveet peas her sister mrs iv an gibson was matron of hon our in lilnc bridesmaids were miss mavis legris in maize and mrs eldred turner sister of the bride in light green all wore bouffant gowns of brocad ed satin with matching jack ets mittens and bandeaux they carried nosegays in har monizing shades groomsman was jack casey and the ush crs were donald balsdon and allan britten the brides moth er received in navy nylon mar quisette with pink accessories and corsage of pink carnations and roses assisting was the grooms sister mrs t parlette in grey figured crepe and cor sage of talisman roses after the reception in the church parlors mr and mrs babcock left for a short honeymoon and on their return they will reside in nova scotia mr e r good who is at tending the assessors convent ion in hamilton this week will travel from there io detroit and mishawaka iridi for the graduation of his daughter aud rey front bethel college with her a- b degree lois good will accompany her father on the trip sometimes if a pessimist will look in a mirror he can see why he isone the new slate of officers for the stouffviue lions club as announced in these columns last week was duly installed at the regular meeting of the club on monday evening the ceremony was conducted toy lion art evans of newmarket zone chairman the chair was occupied by lion neil smith retiring president 32 22123333332332323233333233232323332- bggj look these over and save the following used machines are ready to go to work and priced to sell 1 cockshutt no 137 combine harvested 300 acres 1 cockshutt 30 tractor good i mh 3 bottom 10 tractor plow 1 mh side delivery rake 1 mcdeerixg power mower i mcdeerixg corx picker 1 mcdeerixg corn sheller 1 oliver corn planter i mcdeerixg disc harrows 1 ja bee is hammer mill 1 farm wagox on rubber jones milling equipment phone 263yl cockshutt farm machinery and repairs coop universal milk cooler tapscott holg hton the mavriage of miss mary- dale houglnon daughter of dr and mrs charles l houghton of markham to mr maurice w tapscott of milliken son of mr and mrs charles tapscott took place in st andrews un ited church markham with rev george h thomas officiat ing the brides gown was of sap phire blue ilk taffeta and was made with queen anne neck- hne and full ballerinalength skirt iler matching cap of lace was studded with seed pearls and rhinestones and she wore a corsage of rapture roses mrs gordon pearce was her sisters only attendant wearing a dress of eggshell siik shantung navy and white accessories and cor sage of red roses mr howard tapscott was best man for his brother a reception followed at the home of the brides parents 76 coop universal cooler is faster easier thriftier faster because a constant flow of icy water sprayed at the cream line lowers milk tempera ture of a capacity load to a safe 46 degrees in 60 minutes keeps it safe for a 12 hour holding period exclusive air injection system plus rapid water circulation assures you of faster safer cooling easier because low frontopen ing eliminates heavy lifting makes your boy a fullfledged dairy hand removable rack and water distribution pan makes clean ing easier more thorough thriftier on your electric meter be cause it requires only 125 kw to cool a 10gallon can air space between ice bank and interior walls lowers heat loss lets chance of doors freezing rugged cabinet gives years of service dropin refrigeration unit protected by syear warranty available in 4 6 and 8can sizes also immersiontype coolers 2 4 6 8 and 10can size stouffviue coop phone 2g9