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the trtsuke stouffville one thursday june io 1933 f ir v mi of g veli at c milt stoi n lred mrs en in 5th and mrs sevt ront but py i ny 1 rece new train ferry former premier addresses farmers annual meeting mp ur farmers kti ii mi1s shown above is an art ists conception of how the canadian pacific railways newlyordered train ferry will appear when she eoes into operation between van couver and nanaimo in may 1955 william man- son vice president of the cprs pacific region at vancouver announced that a contract for building the ship has seen let to alex ander stephen and sons ltd of glasgow scotland oitom ktkist attend post graduate course among those present at a special post graduate course on the visual problems of the school child sponsored by the optomerieal associa tion of ontario and the college of optometery in toronto last week was garnet v gray op tometrist of uxbridge and stout ville the fiveday course was at tended by more than one hun dred practising optometrists from every province of canada and the united states and mex ico in addition to lectures giv er by members of the college also gave lectures of optometry prominent am- this postgraduate course erican education authorities dealt with those aspects of cor- so took part the senior course lecturer was dr thaddeus h mour- roughs director of the insti tute of binocular seeing nor thern illinois college of op- tometrv dr frances l ilg md associated with the yale clinic of child development dr darell boyd harmon ph d consulting educationist and dr lois b bing chairman of the committee on visual prob lems in schools of the ameri can optometric association ooooooooo empire baler attention farmers and custom balers brand twine empire brand is an important high quality twine fully treated against rodents and insects and sells at a much lower cost now in stock at lawrie bros markham phone 328 ibooooooodboo recuon prevention and treat ment which relate to the vis ual problems of children and was a direct outgrowth of th increasing interest being shown by school boards across cana da in the visual problems of school children picture news from cil rpj tractor kills district farmer a farmer in the myrtle dis trict for a number of years ar thur hubbert 59 was killed last week on his farm near manilla when the tractor rol led over and crushed him mr hubbert was discing in a wet field when the machine became stuck in the mud in his attempts to free it the trac tor reared up and rolled over pinning him to the ground with him in the field was his son ivan 15 who summoned neighbours to the scene a doc tor was also called but mr hubbert died shortly after the tractor was removed from his body a member of myrtle united church when he lived in that area mr hubbert is survived by his wife 10 children three sisters three brothers and six granddaughters the funeral was held from lennett funeral home barrie on thursday afternoon interment was made in thorn ton cemetery ifefc ihikw treat for feet i a new process puts strctch into nylon yarns just as though they were clasticizcd makes possible these socks for men that always fit perfectly theres less chance of buying wrong sizes now that nylon stretch socks are available just two or three basic sizes fit all sized feet from very small to extra large crow control during the spring provides hunting thrills for this lad as well as being a good protective measure for the more useful forms of wildlife during the offseason more and more experienced hunters too find that shooting gophers groundhogs magpies and other pests as well as the wily crow helps to keep their eye sharp for the fall hunting season cil makes dependable ammunition for this popular sport did you know those handy polythene bogi that so many fruits and vegetables ore pack aged in are wonderful for the lunch box sandwiches wrapped in polythene stay fresh and the transparent film has no odor or taste canadian industries limited montreal auction sale hkkd of grade hereford cattle farm implements cookshut tractor reg hackneys standing chois farm stock etc the property of w mcnalley lot 31 cox 5 pickering on altonu itoail vo mile south of no 7 hay lit green river saturday june 27 1rhereford cow j years old fresh twin calves at side 2 hereford cow 3 years old fres calf at side 8 hereford cow 3 years old fresh calf at side 4 hereford cow years old supposed to calf in july 5 hereford cow 3 years old supposed to calf in july 1 hereford cow years old supposed to calve in august 7 hereford cow 3 years old supposed to calve in august s hereford cow 3 years old supposed to calve in sept 9 hereford cow 3 years old supposed to calve in sept 10 hereford cow 3 years old supposed to calve in sept 11 hereford cow 3 years old supposed to calve in nov 1 2 hereford cow 3 years old supposed to calve in dec 13 hereford cow 3 years old bred 1 month 14 hereford cow 3 years old bred 1 month 15 hereford cow 3 years old bred 1 month ibhereford bull lyear old 10 yearling hereford heifers 4 yearling hereford steers horses sheep pigs registered hackney mare 7 yrs registered hackney mare 5 yrs 1 ewe 1 vear old 7 chunks standing crops approx 4 acres god silo corn approx 35 acres of good mixed grain approx 5 acres of ood fall wheat above will be sold by the acre in lots to suit purchaser implements etc 13 cuev 3 ton truck stake bo- dy v 30cockshut tractor on rub ber near new mh manure spreader on rub ber side delivery rake mh fertilizer grain drill near new set 3 sec spring tooth har rows set of 4 sec drag harrows 2 rubber tire wagons good ihc oneway disc good hay loader god mh binder foot cut buck rake with packard motor 10 rogers majestic tv good moffatt elec range god many other articles sale at 1 pm tst term- 0li no roserv proprietor quitting ken clarice irntlrt auct mr a gerrovr preside of ontario county federation of agriculture mr j hamer sec retary and mrs j hamer county woman attended the an nual meeting for zone 3 of the ontario federation at angus park saturday june 13 the morning session saw the separate meetings with the womens committee meeting under mrs leland pound of atcater chairlady reiorts of federation activities were heard from the various count ies haiton simcoe uentworth york peel ontario dufferin and the northern territories the reports included the health programs and recreational fea tures the great need was felt throughout the meeting for better education of the farm people for their federation of agriculture everyone in ont ario county is a member of federation of agriculture u ith the exception of a few who refuse to pay the federa tion levy of their taxes even these people enjoy the high i price of hogs the euible oils restrictions and countless o- ther benefits provided because there is an alert organization mrs weir of the womens division of the ontario federa tion spoke concerning the tendency of groups such as hospitalization farm forums etc to lose their relationship to the federation once the fed eration set them on their feet everyone who enjoys the tre mendous benefits of ontario county medical services should know that federation of agri culture in ontario county is responsible for this hospitali zation plan which cannot be equalled where benefit allow for the dollar are concerned at noon the women joined the men for luncheon served by the simcoe county federa tion the men had spent the morning drafting a constitu tion discussing resolutions and federation problems and were carrying over their un finished business later in the day after lunch mr ec drury spoke to the gathering mr drury who was prime minis ter of the first farmers gov ernment spoke of canadas de velopment relating his remarks mainly to agriculture this fine old gentleman with his heart in canadian farming de plores the declining farm pop ulation the empty farms the useless barns as alarming con ditions and pointed to the dan ger signals in the whole econ omical and social setup he spoke against protective tariffs how they restrict trade and prevent free enterprise he pointed out the good and the evils in unions and com munism how- the theory of each was good but the evils came when too much authority was granted to any one person or small group mr drury spoke words of advice from his thinking to the federation of agriculture he iecls that floor prices are wrong because the natural cor ollary would be ceiling prices lie felt that education was the great necessity because he be lieves that the town is un knowing in its oppression of the farmer the humour the speaker mixed with his words of wisdom made his address most enjoyablv received air wm robinson mp spoke to the meeting taking an optimistic view to the future of agriculture and stressing the effort put into the feder ation of agriculture because he said the federation was one of only three groups who are privileged to meet with the cabinet at ottawa and deserv es and needs the cooperation of the farm population the session then resumed its meeting jointly with dis cussion of membership dis tinction the matter was not settled but more work is nec essary to determine a suitable emblem the secretary mr belyea outlined a pamphlet available on recent activities of the ont ario federation dissatisfaction was expres sed at the manner in which mr gardiner minister of ag riculture at ottawa and other officials quote farm figures and fail to make clear wheth er they speak of gross income or net income it was felt that when errors were made pub licly attention should be drawn to them and corrections made the method of gathering sta tistics was discussed and many felt that the federation should gather statistics for their own use the feeling being that the present way did not give a true picture of agriculture this report of the zone 3 conference is made o let farm folk know what the federa tion is doing for their benefit and to create in the urban folk understanding of the prob lems of agriculture greenwood mss diana mcphait of to ronto was a weekend visitor with her sister mrs e pegg mr saywell was the mini ster last sunday at church and ok his theme the story of the talents which was ve ry interesting this sunday wi be s iast sunday with us and we are storry to say so mr a morden arrived home from the oshawa hospital last thursday improved in health he is no expected to go back to work for two weeks mr edgie pegg had his ton- sil- removed last saturday morning at the hrooklin clin ic mr and mrs g hodgson were presented with a table and lamp magazine table and cushion last tuesday night by the neighbours and friends of the community we are sorry to see the hodgsons leave us and we hope they dont go too far away the afternoon and evening auxiliary of the wms are invited to brooklin this wed nesday afternoon to a tea giv en by the wms of thus town mr and mrs d morden and john and mrs puckrii were visitors with ies and mrs wil son last sunday evening mr and mrs f byers mrs wilson and ies and mrs wil son attended the mckitrick bvers reunion at erin last sat urday business directory stouffville monument works orders promptly executed i tarr proprietor telephone s9j2 dental tile blooming expense of married life is the only thing that puts a crimp in a budding love affair marie jack hairdressixg lloyd avenue stouffville permanent waving machine machtneless cold wave hairstyling and shaping phone 176wl rennie transport phone 121 stouffville sand gravel loam screened stone any size dally service to toronto phone wa 9003 toronto brierbush hospital day and night service maternity medical and surgical member of the allied private hospital association government licensed main street east stouffville neil c smith liks diks graduate of university of toronto office over canadian bank of commerce telephone ltttu stourrvule e s barker lds diks honor graduate of university o toronto office over harolds grill paoae 274w stouffville medical dr s s ball physician and surgeon xray office corner of obrien mala phone 196 coroner tor york county auctioneers the worlds highest golf course is at alaihagordo nm high golfers can be found on lots of courses too many people listen to people who talk too much eiaaisiafaibibiaiaiseejasisjbiasiaiaiara joy beauty salon sellers atkinson ph agin 201w2 ph sto 363 licensed auctioneers and sale managers over 30 years experience sales conducted anywhere spe cializing in farm stock furni ture and property sales ah sales personally listed and ad vertised bills prepared and posted at no extra cost our rates are most reasonable for this complete service which really pays off no sale too big or too small ken clarke prentice auctioneers licensed and authorized for the counties of york and ontario farm stock implements house hold furniture real estate sales our specialty at fair and reasonable rates dual service tor the price of one milliken po ph agin 5 2w3 markham po ph mark 206 prentices have been established auctioneers since 1s90 dr f j button stouffville ontario telephone 37 iw xray hours daily 9 to 12 dm tuesday thursday saturday eveuings 79 pm and by appointment office over button blk dr herbert b freei physician telephone 164 xray i hours daily except sunday 9 to 12 am tuesday thursday saturday 7 to 9 pm a c kennedy chiropractor church street stouffville monday and friday 9 to 12 am optometric permanent waving individual styling razor shaping mrs verna austin prop phone stouffville 98w2 afffleeiaiaiajafaiararafaraiiaisiaraisrfflaibja stouffville floral roses wedding bouquets funeral designs cut flowers milt smith prop a s farmer licensed auctioneer york cty uxbridge pickering townships farm stock and furniture sales a specialty address gormley po telephone stouffville 67312 j p mcdonald licensed auctioneer farm sales livestock household furniture etc 437 midland ave toronto 13 phone srarboro am 17102 real estate in some countries baby car riages niist carry headlights at night are folks hard of hearing todays informative item al though a snail has more than 1 000 teeth he never oes to the stouffville machine tool works telephone 253 rear of cnr station electric and acetylene welding farm machinery machinery repairs ml st clair sons painting decorating gyptex for ceilings plywood rubber finish in any color all materials supplied for your job we have the men and equipment to do any job large or small all work guaranteed book ahead for exterior painting ph port perry ii3ri4 or i7w when buying or selling real estate farms resiliences business properties contact george w allison regd real estate itroker phone s7jl funeral directors e a grubin ro optometrist picton stouffville i at stouffville office on the foil lowing mondays and tuesdays july 20 vr 21 august 17 ll afternoons and evenings only phones 8j2 and 2j5j1 garnet v gray ro optometrist hours 930 nni to 500 pm every tuesday evening by appointment lloyd graham residencj opposite dr freels residence ill 84v3 for appointment insurance birkett son general insurance agency stouffville ontario insurance in reliable companlrj at reasonable rates prompt service phones 259 w i and 259 w2 l e oneill stouffville funeral director and embalmer continuous telephone service day or night phone stouffville 98wl tvlwtlmmtxtaltmt j w dixon funeral director private ambulance markham kindness courtesy service telephone 90 markham ontario wmn h 0 klinck phone 14w3 stoutville fire auto burglary slckne accident fidelity bonds strength service unexcelled f g als0p insurance for every purpose phone 50iv2 insure today the coop way inquire at your local coop john sytema kr3 newmarket ont phono 211 j lwnicro sanitary contractor septic tanks pumped drain- leaned and repaired 21 hour service c stunden richmond hill ph tu 411245 3stfl f m pugh phone wiv2 stouffville general insurance the protection of ones dcdej dents should be the flrnt buslnea of life hence life insurance representing the mutual life of canada prompt courteous sorvlc stouffville sand gravel 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