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at the high school the year book jlarjj sheridan 10b this year the stouffville dirt high school year book is coins to be the biggest yet consisting of about 76 pages and should be available to the public by the end of may so far the year book is com ing along fine saysjanetbut- ton the head editor and being euch she is responsible lor mak ing the pictures of all the clas ses teachers teams clubs of the school and the articles on these groups getting into the year book successfully it is also her duty with the help of the staff to get the types from stouffville to winnipeg where the types are set and returned and are then pasted on a final layout sheet sending the year book to winnipeg is an experiment and that it will have profitable re sults the students on the year book editorial staff are head editor janet button literary editor karen kennedy special events editor ron patrick girls sports frances szsczss 3z e2x2x5333s333 help help help betty assinck clear out over stock on two floors of furniture give away prices free gift with each purchase over s10 free payment plan 90 day cash toromark furniture house main st markham 2942581 333 farr boys sports jim h1ij typist judy vankoughnet photography beroand smith jamie ogilvy business manager noel steckley head of adver tising duncan giles janet says that the people in volved including the staff ad visors mr smith mr mc- clean and mr mercer are fill ing their positions satisfactorily and if everything goes well the year book should be a very good one again this year business booming cssxsssxxssxsxssssxsssxssssyss ccm bicycles with the lifelong guarantee priced from 3995 all 64 models in stock free 30 day inspection free kick stand with purchase of a new bicycle markham cycle 85 main st markham and sports phone 2943412 rasacsxxxsssaaatsvtxaatsxxsssx judy vankoughnet to an outsider looking in the special commercial course seems to be endless hours of dreary typing and deciphering shorthand notes not so natur ally a great deal of work and concentrated effort is involved because this is necessary to pre pare us for a future in the bus iness world but to sc this year has brought some good with the bad to make studying more bearable our small safari of seven trek- ed its way into darkest toronto during the christmas season to get a glimpse of business in ac tion we invaded the toronto stock exchange and as a re sult are endeavouring to gain millions through our imagina tions and the daily stock list ings onward and upward we plodded to the highest tower of toronto and a peek of the wealth of the world stored in the vaults of the canadian imperial bank of commerce we shared a brief part of the day with one insurance and one assurance company both places welcomed our troop with opened arms and even invited us to par ticipate in their business activ ities come june marks permit ting ah the excitement of a trial in process came our way when we visited the courthouse in tor onto and an informative follow- up of the case was taken on by several members of the class in later weeks the picture would not have been complete but for a view of business in our small section of the woods and so we advanced upon white rodgers amalga mated electric and sterling drugs at the beginning of the easter vacation although these companies did not appear as im- mence and as terrifying as tor ontos specimens they did prove warm and friendly and posi tions were offered to any inter ested members of our party all this and more have be come possible only through the thoughtful planning and pre parations of mrs robertson head of the commercial depart ment through her effective efforts our year in special com- merclla has been informative and worthwhile and we are sure she offers the same concern and helpful understanding to any prospective secretaries and ste nographers our success is her success look for us because where ever we are business will be booming buttgnville sympathy of the community is extended to mrs j h green- sides whose father died early this month in england we note also the sudden pas sing of mr bui williams of victoria square on wednesday april 8 mr williams made a great contribution to the com munity and will be sadly mis sed by his neighbours his bro ther frank predeceased him last summer a new readymix concrete plant which will manufacture concrete under pressure is slat ed for the tooley property at lot s cone 4 south of john street on the east side of don mills road next sunday there will be holy communion and a recep tion of new members at browns corners united church the following week mr idris hamid will preach for the last time before returning to trini dad the mother daughter ban quet for explorer and cgit members on the victoria square charge will be held at victoria square church on april 27 on sunday april 26 the dedica tion to mission sunday will be held at the headford and vic toria square churches at browns corners church this service is planned by the chris tian education groups for may 24 the young people on the vic toria square charge are work ing hard on a program which they hope to present may 30 there will be variety numbers and a oneact play mrs john wilkins is training them for the play mr mel mcneish has been undergoing tests at the east ge neral hospital following a rec ent seizure the next big event of the spring social season will be the ycha white rose ball to be held at simpsons concourse in the yorkdale plaza april 25 more than 70 was earned for york central hospital auxil iary when buttonville branch members entertained at a eu chre and bridge last week art exhibit this winter through the cir culating exhibition of the art institute of ontario stouffville high school has had the priv ilege of displaying four art ex hibits the fourth of these exhi bits is canadian sketches which includes sketches made by several of canadas top ar tists the students have taken ad vantage of and enjoyed every display in the past many of the exhibits have been the artists interpretation of everyday things such as chairs and kit chen utensils the fourth and final display is concerned with the historical background of canadian art and the raw material of large can vasses the public is invited to attend on mondav april 20th from 730 to 930 pjn a man who trims himself to suit everybody will soon whit tle himself away 1963 pontiac laurentian v8 automatic power steering radio white wall tires low mileage 00 1963 pontiac strato chief 6 automatic radio white walls low mileage 00 1962 dodge deluxe sedan v8 automatic radio white wall tires 00 1962 valiant 2dr sedan spotless condition 39500 1961 valiant 4dr sedan floor shift 119500 1961 dodge 2dr hardtop automatic radio white wall tires 00 1960 chev 4dr sedan automatic radio new ww tires local car 32000 guaranteed miles 1450oo i960 dodge automatic radio 2 to choose from both fi20 a0 one owner locally owned r 1963 dodge 4dr stn wagon automatic ww tires a real beauty carries chrysler 5yr 50000 mile warranty 00 1961 olds f85 4dr stn wgn automatic v8 white walls fl9500 1961 chev 4dr stn wagon automatic radio gs9500 1961 ford station wagon standard trans power rear window 1 00 1958 ford station wagon v8 automatic reconditioned engine 1955 ford 9passenger sin wagon v8 00 1956 chev station wagon 6 cyl 19500 1956 meteor automatic v8 power steering toc flfl radio very clean 2fu several low priced cars to choose from markham chryslerdodge ltd chrysler of canada no 7 hwy next to markham shopping centre call 2941742 tor line 2930694 basketball mary otter on tuesday april 7th our senior girls basketball team played thornhill in a very ex citing game since we were the champions of the b schools we had to play thornhill who were the champions of the a schools although it was not a successful game for our team they played very well and the final score was 1711 with mari on byer scoring 7 points and joan foote 4 points small beef herds not practical farmers learn a a wall agricultural representative york county york county beef men had a good tour of beef farms in sim- coe county last week stops were made at hunter russells midhurst lynn russells mid- hurst beatty bros stayner and ken wilsons at singhamp- ton there were a lot of differ ent things to see and one could nt help but get some general impressions of a modern beef business size and number of cattle kept was important all the farms visited were carrying ov er 100 head the owners all had plans to increase their numbers whether we like it or not this seems to be a faot of life for the beef industry with only modest returns per animal large num bers are a must cut feed costs another point on all farms was the effort being made to cut feed costs this was being done mainly with homegrown feed and as usual corn silage is getting a lot of attention those who were buying grain were getting the cost down by buying in large quantities and using low quality grain like screenings and low grade oats there wasnt one farm visited where the owner hadnt found a way to get cheap feed loose housing was used on all farms with good practical layouts large numbers of cattle were being looked after with very little labour the result was that they had lots of time left over to operate a good sized swine business on one farm there were 75 brood cows being run in open yard hay and grain were being fed in a fence line feeder and shelter was very simple and cheap this was well worth seeing because it illustrated how a cow herd can be main tained at a very low cost 60 attend tour a comment made by one of the large feedlot owners surpri sed me a little he said that with finished beef selling for 25 or 26 cents he could pay 3 or 4 cents more than this for feed ers and still make a reasonable profit we used to think that this wasnt possible but appar ently with new cost cutting methods and large volume the situation has changed the re- world traveller to speak at markham um james h hunter dj will be the speaker next sunday even ing april 19 at a service begin ning at 730 in the markham uji church dr hunter has been in journalistic work all his life jor a number of years he was with the old toronto globe as a- reporter religious editor and editorial writer he has vis ited palestine several times and for some time was a guide in the holy land on sunday evening dr hun ter who is qualified as few men are today to speak on world missions will share with the congregation of the markham um church some of his im pressions following the regu lar service he will also take part in an informal service the public is cordially invited to hear this outstanding speaker either at the 730 service or the one to begin at 845 in the sunday morning ser vices dicksons hill at 945 and markham at 11 ajn the mis sionary pastor of the church rev grant sloss will be speak ing on the subject till the whole world knows this mis sionary conference will contin ue until april 26 on monday april 20 at 745 in the mark ham church a film entitled the grass gets hurt will be shown on tuesday april 21 in the dicksons hill church at 745 rev ken opperman pas tor of the avenue road chris tian and missionary alliance church in toronto and former ly missionary in peru south america will be speaking on wednesday evening dr ross bell from nigeria will be spea king in the markham church holstein bull gr champion in venezuela tucupido romandale legate owned by mrs carman denoux of hacienda tucupido was na med grand champion holstein bull at the recent national ex position held at valencia vene zuela this bull won similar ho nors a year ago before leaving canada in 1962 he was reserve grand chapmion at the canad ian national exhibition toron to and reserve allcanadian 2- year old for mcgriskin bros oakwood ontario who owned him jointly with his breeder romandale farms unionville ont the canadian ambassador mr y beaulne presented le gates owner mrs denoux with the canada trophy offered for the best canadian bred bull of the show a similar trophy for best holstein bull born in ven ezuela went to tucupido rosafe owned by os6ar w romer of hacienda las clavelinasthis bull was from stock imported from canada the presidents cup for the best milk cow was won by tu cupido palmira also bred in canada and owned by mrs de noux she produced 85 lbs of milk daily- how are you getting on at home while your wife is away fine ive reached the high est point of efficiency i can now put my socks on from eith er end suit is that our normal sized and more traditional beef set ups will have rough competi tion from the newer and larger ones the pressure will be strong to update our ideas on profitable beef production about 60 york county farm ers were on the tour along with the president of the beef improvement association ken deacon of unionville active retirement along a side road just back a ways ive found a place to spend my days theres an old stone house with hedges round about to shelter and ktep the cold wind out and tall stately maples standing on guard make a peaceful havan in the yeard some kindly person i surely know must have loved this place long long ago planted each tree with tender care built a grape vine abour with a rustic chair and planned the layout of the yard as pretty as a picture on a card theres a bit of bush just an acre or so where all summer long wild flowers grow an old rail fence covered with vines and brush makes a nesting place for a hermit thrush and a little brook with a water fall adds enchantment to the charm of it all as i stand in iiie roadway where all is still it gives me a wonderful sort of thrill just planning the work that i can do to make this place a dream come true and to know that here in this quiet retreat i can find peace and contentment complete first check the foundation and the cellar drain rcshingle the roof to keep out the rain a window needs fixing here and there part of the bannisters missing on the stair and the top of the chimney ill have to renew also put a new lining in the flue the knotty pine floors will be sanded white the cracks in the plaster packed up tight fresh water to pipe from the spring on the hill a dam to build so a pond will fill and brush to cut and wood to store in the musty old shed that needs a new door therell be hydro and fixtures to install the basement needs a retaining wall a new sill of oak for the big front door the verandah is needing a new pine floor and a vine to prune of its bright red leaves so the trim can be painted up under the eaves there are many more chores that i could mention which in due tuiie will receive my attention heating plumbing and weeping tile too it will oe quite a while before im through and though some say i will never be done for mt its a pleasure and a lot of fun george e pegg markham ike stourryiuf tribune tkny apr 16 1964 pice t kkvvvkvvvvvy dairymen keep up your milk production supplement your pasture with marmill 14 pasture ration economy with quality more 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