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Stouffville Tribune (Stouffville, ON), December 2, 1954, p. 4

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the tribune stouffville ont thursday december 2 1954 confidentially yours v fay byrne hope sanders mqntreajjack frot sippiag at our beds ut4e but oh its axrv aod warm insidt with a frasrast flvorfal bowl of kraft dinner filaked b yreea salid nd hot biscuiw for the hungry ojwj mho come roarios into the houv cryiag wboi hipper ready the joy of it u that no matter kate ute youve got in you caa serve kraft dloaer qikk-cs-a- trtnx coova ia sevta ramus cuts hs than sc a krting too everyac wiil tnjoy the full savor of the melow cheddar cheesa with tfce specially prepare macaroni preoooked for quick prepara tion mwrhen all aero the country are finding kraft dinner an economical nutritiou and etcrirekome dh there frothing brtter foi chapped sore o r roughened handi than the wonder work- in campanaa italia x balm and there a nothing better to keep your hands soft and pretty howevtr much houework you do than this lonjf time favorite its a iris woman who keeps a bottle upstairs down- stair ye and in the laundry tool for eivry member of the family to ue after exposure to work weather water just one drop smoothed quickly into your hands will protect them and keep them prett i italian ijalm is the latum for busy hands thous ands of men women and children have proved how good it is over the years at 37c 59c and 109 news for the farmer your fret frrl comfortable arjj ia bed room slippers then lady its time to do eom et b iaj about ill and i have isood new for you its phfnjlium the new medi- e a t i o n in bluejay com plaster phenyhum gets risht down wuht your corn and helps puh it out from untirmeath the first trolly new medication for corn and calluses in over seventy years in acuul tets pheuyliurn went to worlc 33 faster ami worked 35o more surely thsii other ea4iinz remedies easy h- fee why folks with bothersome feet say its the best news in years and im sure youll akree once youve tried liluejays with phenyhum ask for them at your favourite drug counter that one and only flavor which has made miracle whip the bestliked of all salad dressings does ejeitiug things to everyday dishes for instance try this meat loaf combine 2 lbs of ground beef 1 cup miracle whip salad dressing 2 tbsps finely chopped onion xm cups of soft bread crumbs 2 kps salt a tsp pepper pack into a 114 quart ring mould and bake in a slow oven 300 deg for lt hours remove from mould fill the centre with mashed potatoes and surround ff with sliced cooked beets thats only one of 16 fascinating recipes in cooking icitk miracle whip yours for free jpriie me at confidentially yours 1411 crescent st montreal ontario potatoes tops at koal winter fair ontario grown potatoes out ranked all others at this years royal winter fair winning the top awards in both seed and table stock classes as well as a good number of leas er prizes the championship in the ta ble stock class went to comme trottier of rr 1 chelmsford in the sudbury district who won the snyders potato chip special in this class which had one hundred thirteen entries sixtyfive out of a possible eighty prizes went to ontario growers in the cooking potato class which was judged on the basis of c0 for dry matter or starch content and 501 for external appearance ontario growers won four of the six prizes from a total of seventeen entries arthur t ilartwicks green mountain variety won top honors in this class martin maurice of penetang came 1th with keswick lack johnson of txbridge was fifth with katah- din and norman marehand 6th with canso variety the canadian horticultural councils diploma for the mast outstanding commercial exhib it went to the north simcoe seed potato growers cooper ative other winners in the same class were north simcoe crop improvement associa tion la fontaine seed potato restricted area and dufferin potato growers association in the seed potato classes with a total entry of one nun dred thirtyfour thirtysix out of a possible ninetysix prizes were claimed by ontario grow- make sure all mail for local delivery should be posted by december 17th mail earlier for outoftown points ask your postmaster for dates unsealed greeting card6 2a address securelywrapped parcels fully and carefully canada post office wjtumbau isfflt deputy tx5t potlnuuux central ers they competed with ex hibits from every province with the exception of new foundland and two states david hackett of cochrane won the international cham pionship with his keswick va riety and the reserve went to russell e hartwiek of wat ford station who exhibited ka tahdins six of the possible 8 firsts and four seconds in seed class es went to ontario growers in potato classes for 4h club members fortythree ex hibits were shown club mem bers from ontario took thirty- three of the thirtyseven prizes in four classes minimum prices suggested for oats and barley seed following consideration by the seed marketing publicity committee of the ontario soil crop improvement associa tion the following suggested minimum prices were recom mended for 1955 seeding oxvts commercial no 1 grade 150 per bushel regis tered no 1 grade s175 per bus barley commercial no 1 grade 200 per bushel regis tered no 1 grade 250 per bus the above prices are based on retail sales of treated seed bags included at local ship ping points it is expected that due to demands based on merit some varieties will sell above these minimum prices losses to seed grain by rust and rain have been heavy this year over a wide area of the province particularly in east ern and northern ontario as well as in western canada and the united states supplies therefore are not too plentiful considering the large number of farmers who will require seed and growers would be well advised to arrange for their 1955 supply as soon as possible only varieties suitable to par ticular localities should be seeded in order to secure best results accordingly suitable quantities of recommended var ieties should be saved in order to avoid the possibility of feed grain being used as seed and the use of western feed grain as seed should be discouraged each year it becomes more important to buy by grade giving special attention to ger mination considering prices registered seed offers exception ally good value the seed marketing pub licity committee consists of representative growers from across the province together with orop officials of the cana da and ontario departments of agriculture w e breckon of burlington is chairman and r e goodin toronto is secre tary pickering iviiage reeve acclaimed cyril morley reeve of pick ering village was given an ac clamation at the nomination meeting on friday evening eleven were nominated for the four council seats nine nominations were received for the school board gordon bray john basdon j h purvis and grant messer all members of the present council are seeking reelection the full list who have an nounced their intentions to stand are ohas jolifte school teacher ronald hall school teacher j r boyes pharmacist irving white gentleman for school trustee stanley balsdon dr w w tomlinson donald scott s g tie james koch mrs jessica ruddy mrs n pyctte mrs merle bryant editors mail binbrook ont nov 19 1954 mr chas nolan stouffville ont dear sin i read your editorial in the stouffville tribune of nov u back in model t days a 200- mile trip would be a long day and an exceedingly tiresome one i am not writing to contra diet that statement or to sug gest any corrections but 1 thought you might be inter ested in an account of a trip i and a voung man mack must ard took in a 1922 model t roadster thev were called then in aug 1923 we left strathaven about 15 miles southeast of owen sound on monday morning aug 20 going by st marys london windsor detroit toledo kind- lay and dayton to a place near wilmington ohio we left at 230 am and drove all that day all that night and until 630 am tuesday 2s hours one tire went flat six times four times reasonably near a filling sta tion but twice about two miles away i had bought two new tires before leaving and one of them had a rough spot inside that blistered and blew out the tube after i arrived i dis covered the trouble so 1 used one of the tubes for an inter- liner and we came home with out any trouble the highways were not mar ked then so clearly as now i tried to follow a road map but the map was not correct or i misunderstood it anyway we frequently went the wrong way i had installed a speed ometer on the car 1922 fords were not equipped with them and it registered 583 miles i checked the speedometer down there with my brothers dodge and it registered the same as his both for speed and mile age i drove the entire distance except 53 miles driven by my friend mack the last time i went down in 17 hours by bus from king city yours very sincerely rev w e smalley shorrv sheep ou ovine friends will be glad to know that in future they may be pared the undignified and chilly experienceofbeingshea red of their wool to keep us warm a new lightweight lining material for mens and womens clothes combines fabric and aluminum to give more than three times the insulating value of a similar weigh of wool cloth humans too will be glad if this hastens the end of heavy bulky winter wear the material can be drycleaned drapes well and is sufficiently porous to let the body breathe just one- more example of the way canadian manufacturers are combining aluminum and imagination for better easier living aluminum company of canada ltd akanj cedar grove thursday november 25th this is the week for the ham- ill family to feature in the ce dar grove news from the old est to the youngest jean ann the newest member in the fam ily of mr and mrs maurice hamill was christened last sunday at zion church her christening dress was 93 years old and was sent from scot land for her great-great-grand- father james stewart it has previously been worn by her grandmother mrs allan whee ler her mother and her bro ther allan mr h c hamill celebrated his 85th birthday last sunday and on the same day his great grandson david bruce risei brough was christened in mark- ham we are sorry to report that kenny dimma was in the hos pital recently but is home again now he will be in bed for sev eral weeks yet reports on mrs thomas are better now she is home and able to receive some visitors here are the euchre results mrs ed williams stouffville mrs h plaxton brougham and mrs l hollinger high land creek percy brown sto uffville howard plaxton and harvey swain stouffville did you notice that moulin rouge will be playing at the roxy this week well worth seeing thursday november 25th mr truman grove continues to be in very critical condition in the brierbush hospital mr and mrs claude kerr and son bob attended the royal winter fair on wednesday mrs ross vague and mrs ab summerfeldt visited miss ada barkey at the claremont nursing home on thursday mr and mrs ros de rasters have moved into an apartment in mr george johnsons home we regret that mr roy- grove is away from his duties in store and postoffice because of illness we are sorry to learn of the serious illness of mr floyd fisher in a vancouver military hospital altona thursday november 25th mr and mrs alex hughes of toronto mr and mrs len cox of pt whitby mrs a reid of toronto and mrs violet pas- till of green river were recent visitors at the home of mr and mrs john pallister miss cha nnen and miss cow an of toronto normal school were teaching here last week under the supervision of mrs woodcock were sorry to hear of mr fred nighswanders recent op eration but hope he is feeling much better now friends will be glad to know mrs fred pilkey was released from the hospital last week and is slaying at a friends home in toronto for a short lime mr and mrs stanley lewis were sunday dinner guests of her brother and sisterinlaw mr and mrs jake reesor mr fred may evangelist and musician of toronto will he the spcaker at the coming ev angelistic campaign in the a i- tona union church there will be services each night begin ning sunday nov 2th until dec 12th- plan to attend mr and mrs bob lewis and boys had supper with mr and mrs frank baks of whitevalo on sunday please call 61315 if you have a news item for this column as it is hrd to reach everyone in the community by phone goodwood thursday november 25th the merry mixers took their play dont darken my door to victoria square last fri day where it was enjoyed it will be presented in claremont dec 3 there will be a progressive croquinole party friday nov 26 everyone is invited to meet at the four cottiers at 730 pm ladies please bring box lunch es for auction mrs herbert and two chil dren from denbi are spending about two weeks with mr and mrs g mcdougal mr and mrs a momurray and sons eddie and don also miss francis woodbury of to ronto and mr and mrs fred baldwin had sunday dinner with mr and mrs reuben may and supper with mr and mrs george baldwin several goodwood folks en joyed a day at the winter fair this past week a very interesting evening was spent at the home of mr and mrs reuben may on wed nesday when the mays of the older generation gathered for supper they were mr and mrs wm may mr and mrs nor man may mr and mrs a pil key mr george may and mrs john may the annual business meeting of the baptist sunday school will be held on thursday eve ning it is necessary that this meeting be well attended mr and mrs gordon jones and family had sunday supper with mr and mrs ralph faul kner mrs m middleton and dau ghters called on jlrs robin son recently we are sorry to learn that mrs fred woodland suffered a heart attack on saturday night rev and mrs a england of uxibridge had tea on tuesday with mr and mrs g baldwin are we all going to be pres ent at the nomination meeting nov 29 at 1 oclock a game of chess need never be ended says a mathemati cian so far as were concerned it need never be begun if it werent for having to take the dishes back to where you borrowed them from en tertaining would be more fun joy beauty salon permanent waving individual styling- razor shaping mrs verna austin prop phone stouffville 98w2 business directory dental neil c smith lds dds graduate of university ot toronto office oxer canadian bank ot commerce telephone 107k stouffville e s barker lds dds honor graduate of university of toronto office over harolds grill phone 274w stouffville medical dr s s ball physician and surgeon xray office corner of obrien ft main phone 196 coroner for york county dr f j button dr g f buckley telephono 371 875w xray hours daily 9 to 12 am and 130 to 300 pm evenings 7 to 9 pm sundays 11 to 12 am and by appointment ofllce over button blk dr herbert b freel physician telephone 164 xray hours daily except sunday 9 to 12 am tuesday thursday saturday 7 to 9 pm drs mitchell smith physicians surgeons xrat phone 230 stouffville office hours dally 912 am 14 pm 79 pm wednesday office closed in am sunday office open 23 pm chiropractors a c kennedy chiropractor church street stouffville monday and friday 9 to 12 am pearl r onley dc chiropractor and electro therapist main street stonffvule phone 226 for appointment oprometric e a grubin ro optometrist picton stouffville at stouffville office on the fol lowing mondays and tuesdays dec 13 14 inn 10 11 afternoons and evenings only phones 86j2 and 25j1 garnet v gray ro optometrist hours 080 am to soo pm every tuesday evening by appointment wm birkett residence fmaln st west 3 doors west of albert st phono 40j2 for appointment insurance s5sh stouffville floral roses wedding bourfueta funeral designs cut flowers milt smith prop there is no record to show that anybody ever survived old age n stouffville sand gravel limited are prepared to supply your requirements of crashed gra vel sand concrete gravel pit run delivered or at the bin plant phone i2s office phonea 370 a 12l w birkett son general insurance agency stouffville ontario insurance in reliable companies at reasonable rates prompt service phones 259wl and 259w2 brierbush hospital day and night service maternity medical and surgtcai member of the allied private hospital association government ucensed main street east stouffville stouffville monument works orders promptly executed p tarr proprietor telephone s9jj marie jack hairdressing lloyd avenue stouffville permanent waving machine machlneless cold wave hairstyling and shaping phone lt6wl betty beauty salon victoria street mach1neless machine cold wave hair styling shaping rhone stouffvillo 287 r badgcro auctioneers 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 proporty sales all 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 tor the counties of york 1 ontario farm stock implements h hold furniture real a sales our specialty at fair l reasonable rates dual serre for the price of one mllllken po ph agin b2w3 markham po ph mark 206 prentices have been established auctioneers since 1s90 x a s farmer licensed auctioneer york cty uxbridge pickering townships farm stock and furniture sales a specialty address gormley po telephono stouffvuie 07312 s d pollard i phone stouffvuie 01813 licensed auctioneer farm stock implement household furniture real estate 6026 real estate when buying or selling real estate farms residences business properties contact george w allison regd ileal estate broker phone s7jl ken laushway general insurance phono 270wl 270w2 stouffville ont fire automobile liability f g aisop insurance sloiiffvillc ont fire life auto casualty 10th year in business main st east phone 223w f m pugh the future belongs to those who preparo for it bo prepared by insuring with the mutual life of canada prompt courteous service phone 38w2 htouflvllle general insurance insure today the coop way for information enquire at your local coop or write to john sytema newmarket ph 211j4 hair dressing permanent machine machlnelest cold wavei also hair styling for appointment tf ph stouffville 7ij4 miss a zklier mill 6treet funeral directors l e oneill stouffviliie funeral director and embalmer continuous telephone service day or night phono stouffvillo 98wl j w dixon funeral director private ambulance t markham kindness courtesy ft service telephone 90 markham ontario if fwrsr0s stouffville machine tool works telephone 233 rear of cnh station electric and acetylene welding farm machinery machinery repairs

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