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pe the stoorfville tribune tnursdy octeer 6 1960 be jure to attend 1917 1961 forty four years of progress at the mnouncem if if chevrolet sssfe plus chevrolet cor v air and the new compact f85 oldsmobile friday saturday october 7 8 9 am 10 pm chevrolet oldsmobile limited 331 main st w stouffville unionville farewell dinnci a farewell dinner was held at the home of mr and mrs clarence summerfeldt union- ville tuesday in honour ol mr and mrs teller wegg and miss gertrude wegg who are mov ing october 1st to make their home in stouffville a number of old neighbours attended the turkey dinner including about eighty neighbours and friends from willowdale stouffville markham cedar grove cashel and unionville mr merlon brown was mas ter of ceremonies lie called on mr keffer who read a presen tation letter to the weggs mr earl appleton and mr clar ence summerfeldt made the presentation of tables a lovely coffee and endtable to mr and mrs wegg and a popup electric loaster to miss g wegg if you think you know a great deal about a subject you can disillusion yourself by setting out to try to learn everything there is to know about it ho hum some people would get no joy out f their trouble if they had to keep it to them selves im f irst after all this used to be our clothesline clotheslines make dandy skipping ropes and thats about all that can be said in favour of clotheslines in this modern world of electricity what a cinderella change has come over our womans world with todays weatherproof automatic electric dryers never a care about the weather on washday no more heavy laundry basket to lift no more tedious backbreaking hangingout your surroundings change too when you own an automatic electric dryer no more drooping dripping basemen wash ings more space in the yard for outdoor living isnt it time you made some little skipper a present of your clothesline live better electrically k sure to visit the hydro exhibit at the i960 irternational ploughing match em ate fans of thomas huraa sons springfield elgin county october tjtk to ma russian people dont want war claim of unionville tourists the russians dont want war in the opinion of ac and mrs kennedy of unionville who have just returned from ar extended visit to the soviet republics they think they can win us to their way of life by showing what it accomplishes for them says mr kennedy the kennedys were the only canadian members of a group of 25 mostly americans who liad free run of russia they travelled for three weeks by rail bus plane boat train car and foot over thousands of miles from leningrad to the black sea they took over 900 coloured photographs and will be show ing them in the clinic auditor ium throughout the winter the russian trip was part of a 20000mile trip that took them over the whole of europe in the three summer months you get what you look for says arthur kennedy we hap pened to be looking for the good and we saw lots of it but there is lots of bad too they saw a 2000aere collect ive farm where the mothers worked in the fields and the chil dren were looked after in nurs eries there were women in the fields with sickles with two combines running around the same field everybody must work so thats why the women were using the only tools they knew how the collective farm was start ed in 192s and demolished in the last war it has all the most modern farm equipment includ ing milking machines and mech anized cleaning equipment for the stables mrs kennedy was worried about the children in the nurs eries it is the mothers choice whether they are left for the day or for the week and she fell that they needed their mo thers love more than they were getting however they seemed happy and healthy and from six years old they make their own beds and do a beautiful job there was a general feeling of prosperity and confidence that they are going places said the kennedys but everywhere you went you saw evidence of ter rible brutality under czars judging from what they saw the kennedys feel that the rus sians are not as good cooks as we are they dont use enough fresh fruits and vegetables for westerners liking the food is simple and there is lots of it breadcheese and eggs particu larly the russian soup was a meal in itself they found the russian peo ple friendly and anxious to show off their achievements they were lined up three blocks long and six people wide to get into the lenin and stalin tombs in the red square but cheerfully stood aside when the tourists with ho direction of a guide broke their lines to get in ahead of them the people dont seem to be greedy for tips but they do love to get souvenirs of america says arthur he says the next time he goes he is going to take a bushel of gum because the youngsters justlove it mrs kennedy asked a maid in a hotel to iron one of arthurs shirts and as a tip gave her a pair of earrings the girl was so thrilled she hugged mrs ken nedy and kissed her soundly on both cheeks the kennedys scarcely saw anything they wanted to buy in russia the stores are filled with merchandise but it is pret ty commonplace and not many luxuries were to be seen the clothing was coarse workaday type without much style mrs kennedy says it was not unusual to see a group of three or fsur women on the street all dressed in the same piece of material which they had made up and not very skilfully either she says they seem to be more interested in being clothed than in being dressed the older generation seems to be living in the past and are al lowed to do what they want even going to church its the younger generation that the go vernment is interested in and these are provided with splendid educational facilities they attended a fresh ait- camp at the tourists own re quest as this was not on the planned trip and mrs kennedy says she saw there the nicest children she has ever seen the children greeted them with a song called friendship and peace and many of them are studying english and were de lighted to practise on the visi tors they were genuinely frien dly and kept saying over and over were so glad you came to see our eamp the tourists were quite broken up by this show of affection on the part of the young children they saw no evidence of hate being instilled into anyone wantedoidest fordson a tractor dating back to the close of world war 1 could win some farmer in canada a brand- new model the search is on now the search for the oldest fordson tractor in the nation still in op- crating condition altonafeed supplies ltd your fold tractor dealer at rr3 claremont reports that fordson tractors were first sold in canada in 1918 and that many of these originals are probably still being used on farms scat tered across canada today whoever owns and registers the oldest one in operating con dition by october 15 of this year will receive a brand new ford son dexla diesel tractor in ex change mr lewis says he adds that the offer is lim ited only to bona fide farmers in canada dealers collectors and so on are not eligible age of the tractors reported will be determined by the serial num bers stamped on the engine block- where models are of the same year the lowest original serial number will be the de termining factor so if youre a farmer and own an old fordson lhal you think has a chance of being the oldest get in touch with mr lewis at altona feed supplies ltd you could be the winner tom malson has lived his life the way he likes sailing his great lakes s1eamer through the maze of rivers lakes and canals from the lake- head to the st lawrence after retirement next year hes going to go on sailing in his own trim craft a happy plan made possible by banking his savings regularly mary parsons doesnt know port from starboard but she keeps a very shipshape home paying bills through her personal chequing account gives her a firm hold on household expenses and helps her save too two very different people but both of them find the friendly courteous service of the canadian bank of commerce a real help in planning their futures and enjoying the rewards of their work the canadian bank of commerce call us xour banliem tfikq business directory funeral directors 1 e oneill stouffville funeral director and eubalmer continuous telephone service day or nikht phone stouftvllle sswi brierbush hospital uij and xljm service haternlty medical and surgtcu member of the allied private hospital association government licensed fully accredited under the new ontario services commission health plan which became effec tive january 1959 maiq street kasu stouffville auctioneers w d atkinson phoue stouffville 303 license auctioneer and sale manager balks conducted anywhere specializing in ttio preparation and soiling of purebred consign ments and dispersals farm auc tions furniture and real estate sales bills propared and posted at no extra cost this specialized ser- rice really pays off and means money in your pocket phone stouffville 303 ken clarke prentice auctioneers licensed and authorized for 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