Whitchurch-Stouffville Newspaper Index

Stouffville Tribune (Stouffville, ON), November 8, 1962, p. 9

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doctors pledges run to 3000 for county hospital addition u the 55 doctors on the active tuff of york county hospital have already pledged 90000 to the current campaign fund lor the hospital addition at new market and the new hospital at richmond hill dr crawford rose- aurora and chief of the medical staff at york county hospital said today i am quite gratified at the response dr rose said and the doctors have accepted their goals total expected from the doc tors is 120000 dr rose said donations run from 1000 to 53000 each spread over a five year period douglas storms richmond hill vicechairman of the cam paign reports average dona tions of 2156 from the truste es of york central hospital stewart wlllmot newmarket employees canvass chairman reports that 14 of the countys larger firms have agreed to a payroll deduction plan royal merkley rr4 stouff- ville chairman of the board chesebrough ponds canada ltd is vicechairman of the canvass of county corporations meanwhile 800 women have been recruiting the 5000 can vassers who wul be making the calls throughout the county within the next few weeks the women are associated with the hospital auxiliaries headed by mrs a w mclen nan king township and mrs r j miler rlchvale the suc cess or failure of the campaign rests on this effort comment ed ray marshall general chair man free turkey till christinas with each chesterfield suit v bedroom suite v reupholstered suite drapery broadloom over 10000 toromabk furniture house main st markham 2942581 gx macleans furniture are happy to announce that we are opening another furniture store in markham on hwy no 7 next to the canadian tire to serve you with name brand furniture such as kroehler knechtkl kaufman deilcbaft clover leaf perfect chrome simmons and marshall mattresses atssaaisss3 prime vquaiity lean loin pork chops lb 79c smoked bacon squares lb 45c pure pork country style sausage lb 49c lean jf minced beei 2 lbs 85c wieners 2 lbs for 75c bologna by piece or slice in z9t we specialize in preparing meat for your freezer ask for our prices oboyles meat market free delivery phone 6402532 stodffvillk xxxxssxxxxsxxsxxxsxsxx better feeds for your beef cattle pay off handsomely marmill 32 beef concentrate top in taste quality results priced right reesors marmill now you ean dial direct 2942323 markham sfouffville claremont gormley as the women turn in the names ol their canvassers a canvasser training committee then goes to work headed by james couse stouffville it has the assistance of the life under writers in the county the underwriters plus addi tional volunteers are the train ers and with the help of flip charts v olunteer canvassers kits and literature there will soon be qualified canvassers at everyone of the 28000 front doors in york county this group is ready to go into action with the subcommittee throughout the county the general canvass itself is headed bv a committee chair man ian baxter king with the help of jack dunklee rich mond hill it is broken into regional committees and local chairmen as follows sutton john sib- bald keswick dalton mercer mount albert jack rye brad ford tom evans newmarket gordon manning aurora tom mulock oak ridges nora tay lor schomberg ken maynard king city robert sillcox nobleton lome goodfellow woodbridge carl haas maple l a wells ksinburg d g west richmond hill robert little thornhill jack barrac- lough some sections are being set up this week among the area chairmen are s lundy for newmarket and bradford j mcleod for aurora and oak ridges g somers and eric white for king township and woodbridge maple and klein- burg and george fish for gormley markham stouffville and unionvllle the drive for over 1 million will provide a total of 389 beds in york county today the county has only 113 beds for a population of 115000 or less than 1 per 1000 compared with an ontario provincial average of 5 beds per 1000 news from gormley and district editors mail stouffville tribune stouffville ontario dear mr editor n with good courage and at no small sacrifice in labour and gifts our people have just completed an addition to the front of the church building such a venture always brings its measure of problems trials of patience and even momen tary doubts this being true the members and friends of stouffville united missionary church found your commenda tory editorial in last weeks is sue of the tribune most com forting and encouraging com ing as it does from a respons ible public voice on their be half as well as my own i want to say a wholehearted thanks 1 s arthur walsh pastor t mr c milsted sympathy is expressed to our rj12 gormley mail earner mr russell taylor in the sudden passing of his mother at fort frances mr taylor left thurs day morning to go to the fun eral during his absence his wife delivered the mall for sev eral days mrs speedie of falconbrfdse spent seeral dajs with her soninlaw and daughter mr and mrs m- farquharson master ronnie wideman son of mr and mrs earl wide- man is in sick childrens hos pital toronto miss reatha brilllnger of to ronto was a weekend guest of miss ruth hoover miss reatha brilllnger miss ruth hoover and mrs c williams had dinner on saturday evening with mr and mrs david hoover miss stella helse was a breakfast guest of her friend miss ruth hoover before she took off for florida messrs harry kruse ron holmes and robert chambers left on saturday for deer hunt ing in the north mr frank weeks returned to nova scotia after spending sev eral weeks with his son and daughterinlaw mr and mrs don weeks and his son jim on friday evening nov 2 the staff of lillian street school north york was entertained at the home of mrs allan pope miss mjrtle kidd of chats- worth was the guest of honour miss kidd was a member of the lillian st school staff until her recent bereavement mr and mrs ray hawkins had dinner recently with miss ruth hoover mr allan pope spent the week end in sudbury with his son and daughter in law mr and mrs lawrence pope and family miss ruth hoover entertain ed her nephews and wives mr and mrs david hoover and rosemarle and mr and mrs keith hoover bible conference was held at heise hill church on saturday and sunday the guest speak ers were rev albert engle of gantham pa and mr harold nigh principal of niagara chnstian college fort erie mr and mrs jacob shank of markham had supper on sun day with mr and mrs roy bril llnger mr and mrs wes lehman of claremont had supper on sun day with mrs beulah jones mr and mrs ray hawkins attended the alumnae dinner at emmanuel college at kitchener on saturday they were dressed in african costume to receive the guests ray wab also a mem ber of a panel and he spoke on literature in nigeria miss ruth cullen was also a guest at the dinner the community held a fare well party for mr and mrs alex bruce and mr and bob bruce and family on monday night both couples were presented with occasional chairs on the farm front bloomington the november meeting of the w a was held thursday eve ning in the church with pres i mrs o harding opening the pot luck dinner and a presen service birthday felicitations 1 tatlon of a pair of table lamps altona mr and mrs norman bunker were sunday dinner guests of mr and mrs david francis on tuesdayof this week they at tended the golden wedding at home of his cousins mr and mrs gordon bunker of oshawa plans for glasgow home and school have been changed in stead of visiting a scarboro association this month a meet ing will be held in glasgow school on friday nov 16 8 children were dedicated at the baby day at altona sunday school last sunday the chil dren were paul david son of mr and mrs david francis shirley ruth daughter of mr and mrs winston king and alexander john norman ran dy walter russell harry an drew frederick james and mary louise the children of mr and mrs howard johnson next sunday nov 11th is ral ly day and the objective is 350 come and join in the worship on tuesday a number of ladies of the community sur prised mrs ted jones with a flowers were presented to mrs w a fockler who is a charter member of the society the ucw of lemonville church were guests and gave a splendid inspirational program mr and mrs c rose and miss joyce were sunday dinner guests with the noel storeys on sunday the hi teens enjoyed a hal loween party friday night at the home of mr and mrs wil fred ferguson mrs tate of greenbank who was the guest of mrs d bur nett was at church on sunday morning miss elaine clark of church ill visited her aunt mr and mrs howard doner rev kreick of the canadian will alcohol be sold in whitchurch dining rooms will licensed dining rooms bring much revenue to our township 7 the vote no committee invites you to consider the following points t a bottle or whiskey cost to the govt tax govt rebate cost to for dining room restaurant levied to township customers 500 m 10 1300 great revenue all right but who gets it licensed dining room in such areas as musmlmans lake or lake wilcox could easily mean extra police protection the coit of such protection could easily b 5000 a year for the township to offset this increased cost to our taxes dining rooms would hare to aell 250000 worth of liquor lets keep whitchurch township a cheaper place as well as a safer place in which to lire vote no on november 2isu for all her kindness to everyone of altona the jones family has recently moved to stouff ville sunday school mission and res ident at lemonville was the speaker sunday and mr john godbehere was soloist mr and mrs l tranmer mrs w tranmer billy and fraser of mt albert were at otto tranmers on sunday easy to make carport into store a3ea in searching for expandable space around the home when the need arise many people look first at the attached ga rage because its often an inte gral part of the house its logically convertible into part of the homes living area 4 the next question of course is what happens to the car the childrens- bikes garden tools and all the rest that goes into a typical garage an ideal solution can be found in a combination car port patio which offers a bonus of ample storage space a cen tral storeroom area provides the foundation for a cantilever- ed roof of translucent plastic panels one side offers year- round weather protection for the family car while the other half of the overhang serves as a shelter for outdoor family activities making the structure is an excellent doityourself project the plastic panelling is as easy tc work with as wood is light weight and requires a minimum of stock lumber for its support ing framework from the ontario department of agriculture newmarket a a wall agricultural representative for york county a young dairyman put a question to me the other day that i suppose concerns all dairy farmers he wanted to know what he could do to cut down his feed bills i was a little surprised at the question though because the mart was a good manager and gets top production from his cows with cows milking well this man will have to be careful about changing the feed since milk production is so vital to making money there are a few points though that he could consider one is the am of piotein ir the grain ration many dairy herds get more protein than they need the importance of protein has perhaps been over sold this is particularly true where there is good- quality roughage to feed most of the hay this year has good quality and so the feeder can safely cut back a little on the protein in the grain with good rough age grain with 13 to 14 protein should be adequate there could be a good saving here since protein is a most expensive nutrient in the feeds another idea to cut costs is to use more grain corn in dairy feeds up to now dairy farmers have been afraid to use high corn rations but in research it has come through with flying colours corn has a high energy content and it helps to maintain the body weight of heavy pro ducers its an economical feed too because usually one pound of nutrient in corn is cheaper than it is in oats some recom mendations now have well over one half the grain supplied m corn another point is that to get the most milk for money spent on feed the amount of grain fed has to be decided by the amount of milk each cow gives the old rule of thumb that a pound of grain for each four or five pounds of milk isnt too bad but the really good feeders will now also take into account the butterfat of the milk butterfat has to be con sidered but with it added the old rule doesnt hold up a table cf figures has to be used we have uptodate figures of this kind and would be glad to dis cuss them with any dairyman anxious to check his feeding programme dairy farmers are victims of bad publicity every time radio active fallout gets in the news strontium 90 levels are always given for milk which leads peo ple to believe that milk is the only carrier this is far from the truth because the high level of calcium in milk nulli fies to a large extent the effect of strontium milk just hap pens to be used as a measuring stick for all food products the fact is that the radio active hazard in milk is much less than in many other foods radio log youth time cfgm toronto ont sunday 9 00 am chuc cobourg ont sunday 915 am cjkl kirk- land lake ont saturday 11 15 a m cfch north bay ont sat urday 915 am cjet smith falls ont saturday 945 a m chlo st thomas ont satur day 9 45 am ckly lindsay ont saturday 115 pm cknx wmgham ont wednesday 10 00 pm wivv puerto rico west indies saturday 9 00 am hcjb quito ecuador south tbmtir notrcaeer 8 1962 the stourrytue tttuffi t 9 real estate saleswoman we are axp our resident sale department we hare an enviable reputation perfect commission split with field personnel dosing and sales management assist ance if you are honest ambitions and hare the desire to succeed call our mr cook for a confidential interview you should be a resident of long standing in your chosen area fred cook real estate limited 69 main st markham phones t zm2990 ax 31933 oaoooaaa s3vkssaxxwttaxaaaoot nminhmuniu milliken baptist church anniversary services sun nov 11 11 am 7 pm evangelistic services nov 12 to 18th every week night at s pm sunday 11 am and 7 pm mr v t mcclintock from northern ireland will be preaching at all services 333333333 milwhimlh3 america short wavve friday 2 30 a m on the southren cross salute beamed to australia new zealand east indies and south africa the broadcast is heard in these countries from 6 00 p m to 12 00 p m saturday according to the time zone letters received from these countries claim reception equal to local stations shorgas limited take pleasure in announcing the grand opening november 51617 of their new gas merchandising centre 46 levendale road richmond heights richmond hill ontario free a beautiful gas dryer to be drawn on nov 17th free gifts for the ladies free draws each day i plus various other draw gifts cash register slips or sales slips from any of the stores in richmond heights plaza makes you eligible for a free draw balloon race free 2 rikes for the youngsters capt shore wii be on ths plaza with a seabag full of silver dollars one for you if you can answer a question he may ask you his question will be where may you purchase an economic gas dryer and what is the cost of drying one load if you answer shorgas ltd at 46 levendale rd at 2c per load you will win a silver dollar opening special 10 off on all merchandise come in and see the modern appliances powered by gas on our showroom floor famous names such as inglis thor moffat mc- clary easy- rindlay beach coleman clare hecla modern ruud siegler plus many others ill shorgas limited 46 levendale rd richmond heights plaza richmond hill phone av52634 or 8864186

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