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tit i the stoutryiue tribune thursday may 31 1956 oil furnaces gas coal gar wood lennox good cheer eavestroughing flashing sheet metal work for free estimates call d a j smith co gormiey holsteins bring high prices bull sells for 10500 mt pi5gah mrs c pattcnden mrs l smith mr and mrs russell sprox- ton attended the ellis wood wedding at london on friday may 18 and spent the weekend with his sister at conestoga those attending the institute district annual at kettleby last week were mrs g boynton mrs g munro mrs harry smith mrs n brown mrs r baycroft mrs leslie smith and mrs r ellas ewan mccormack celebrated his twelfth birthday on friday and entertained several of his school chums to a party satur day afternoon mr and mrs c pattenden and mary called on his aunt mrs w pattenden at ballantrae on sunday evening mr and mrs wallace and vir ginia from toronto called on mr and mrs roy howlett on monday tliose attending the wi dist rict annual held at kettleby church last tuesday were mrs geo boynton mrs h a smith mrs munro mrs leslie smith mrs b kays mrs r baycroft mis r ellis and mrs n brown mr and mrs peter ferguson of rlngwood had supper on sunday evening with mr and mrs leslie smith mr buckley who teaches mu sic in the two local schools held his annual music festival in newmarket high school audi- torium on friday evening some 1 of the pupils and parents of both schools attended norma smith spent a few days last week with her grandmother mrs gohn at markham at the final executive meeting of the season no 7 whitchurch home school association held at the home of mr and mrs lawrence smith on tuesday eve ning plans were made for sever- al interesting meetings in the i fall it is hoped there will be an increased membership mr and mrs eddie day and margaret had supper on satur- day with mrs wilton the gravel pit being operated by the northland construction i co on dr sirle lawsons farm formerly prof mrs e a smiths farm is keeping most of the local truckers very busy j mr reg hie from egle lake j one of the employees is board- ing with mr and mrs roy 1 smith douglas howlett from mt al- bert is helping his uncle roy howlett with his spring work remember the change in time j of sunday services beginning june 3 church at 945 am with sunday school following at 11 oclock j mr elwood pattenden is i working with mr p l carr at rivermeade farm stephen b roman successful toronto stock broker who lives on a farm at rearby gormiey apparently has the midas touch in livestock breeding too for a partial reduction sale of his purebred holstein herd held on may 22 at oakville brought sen sational prices a bull calf sold for 10300 and the thirtynine head offered brought 39493 for an average of s1012 each roman supplied the climax to a day of hectic bidding by stop ping the sale after thirtynine ead had gone under the auc tioneers hammer and announc ing that he had decided to give the remaining twentyone head to the augustinian fathers who are establishing the marylake herd at king city the s10500 bull calf was bought by paul salustra of puc cini farms king ontario he is romandale dividend a son of the threetimes aucanadiis i abc rellection sovereign from a daughter of another three- i times all canadian spring farm j fond i lope j the runnerup for the top bull was luis horacio gomez of cali colombia who then paid 6900 for romandale aristocrat a two- i months old bull calf this bull is i also a son of bbc reflection sov creign and is the maternal bro- ther of texal fond hope darkie j the allcanadian twoyearold heifer of 1954 another high priced bull sold i for export was romandale high- croft sovereign a six-months- old calf purchasl by carlos f urquiza of queretaro mexico this bull is sired by the excel lent bull lonelm texal high- croft and is a son of sparlyn sovereign dale who was herself sold to puccinni farms at 2300 the highest price of the day for a female the owner of this farm is torello puccini of rome one of italys leading construction men who established his cana dian farm two years ago the oxford and district cattle breeding association woodstock paid 3400 for romandale high- croft cavalier he is a seven- monthsold son of the excellent sire lonelm texal highcroft and his dam is baker montvic cavalier nig who is classified as excellent the top rating for conformation and was ailcana dian yearling heifer in 1949 she has a 305day record as a five- yearold of 21674 lbs milk and 73s lbs fat fourteen head went to the united states four to guate mala two to colombia and one to mexico when the s105o0 bull was sold two animals were actually offered the top bidder to take his choice and the other bull to be returned to the roman farm as a herdsire when ques tioned later it was found that gomez the runnerup would have selected the other bull ro mandale reflection sovereign had he been the successful bid der this bull is sired by abc reflection sovereign and is from reecho may burke who is the canadian champion for yearly milk production with 35314 lbs twelve bulls averaged 2295 sixteen milking females 515 five bred heifers 474 five open yearlings 177 and one heifer calf 1c0 fire at markham library the markham public library one of the towns oldest build ings was threatened by fire on thursday evening firemen be lieve that children playing with matches or firecrackers were responsible the outbreak start ed in the rear of the structure but quick action by the vill age brigade stopped the flames from spreading although a light spray of water was direct ed inside the building damage to books was not extensive heavy lateafternoon traffic had to be rerouted in order that fire men could run their hose across the highway weeds on roadside hazard to agriculture in this year 1956 a great mary ontario roadsides are still so overgrown with weeds that they have the appearance of pioneer trails through the woods says the field crops branch of the ontario dept of agriculture weeds such as chicory golden- rod and queen annes lace may be colorful but many farmers j lose money each year because they spread from roadsides to adjacent fields weeds and brush can also cut down visibility at the road and so become a hazard to the travelling public in addi tion many weeds and shrubs are unsightly and detract from the scenery the weed control act of on tario expressly states that muni cipalities are responsible for the desructlon of noxious weeds on road allowances just as private property owners are responsible for the control of weeds on their land it is good law good sense and good public relations for municipalities to keep their road sides as well as their roads in good shape one of the first steps in any roadside weed control program is to prevent weeds from getting a foothold this means when work is done on roads the road sides should be graded to facili tate mowing or spraying any fresh cut surfaces should have grass seed and fertilizer applied to give a protecting cover and prevent weeds from getting a start mowing several times a year will prevent weeds from going to seed but few roads can be mowed from road edge to fence row where stones ditches or posts etc rule out mowing reg ular spraying with herbicides provides the most effective and cheapest method of weed control available 24d and 245t are effective on a wide range of weeds and brush without harm ing grass or being dangerous to live stock when using these chemicals the amine or low vola tile ester forms should be used to protect susceptible crops so dium chlorate is a contact herbi cide of the type which affects all vegetation for detailed information on the uses of herbicides on road sides consult weed and brush control on roadsides the hand book on chemical weed control circular 75 or the guide to chemical weed control on road sides circular 75c r its new its new its deliriously new new sunbeam bread is the allnew bread with the allnew flavour new slowbaking process gives sunbeam bread a smooth even texture tender and toastable new plastic coated wrapper seals in sunbeam breads fresheverymorning taste and aroma keeps fresh longer try all new sunbeam bread right away look for miss sunbeam on each bright nropper of new sunbeam bread buy new sunbeam bread sold only at your neighbourhood food store west germans on parade west germanys chancellor konrad adenauer third from the left reviews for the first time the new german armed forces army navy- end air force at andernach training center it was also adenauers first visit there cedar grove how can anyone talk of any- j thing but the weather some of the farmers tell me they have seen late springs before this later getting on the land but this one tops everything for cold temperatures seemed peculiar celebrating the victoria day holiday with barely more than buds on the trees albert booth measured a 13inch icicle on his greenhouse last week the only good thing about this spring is that it enables us to see mote birds and more var ieties than we usually do there have been redwinged blackbirds grosbeaks of all varieties chip ping sparrows swallows black- burnian warblers and a few yellow warblers this one is really rate it winters in mex ico and is seldom seen north of maryland but we have it this year this weeks euchre winners were mis allan betty swain mary hollinger ben lotton a w milroy and john elson the next euchre will be held on june 4th health unit discusses town water chorination renew your globe and mail at the tribune office water is the most important liquid on earth since the be ginning of time human progress and civilization itself have been dependent upon a safe supply of this abundant yet precious sub stance history points out the extreme importance of water for its use and control have affected the outcome of wars and through the part it has play ed in epidemics it has influenced the political and economic life of nations the widespread practice of chlorinating water to ensure its purity only started within the last fifty years the procedure is relatively simple since it en- tails only the addition of minute quantities of the chemical sub stance chlorine to raw water in order to destroy disease caus ing organisms the amount of chlorine required is so small that it is measured in parts per million usually less than one ppm one tenthousandth of 1 percent is sufficient to treat most drinking water town water in aurora new market richmond hill stouff- ville and woodbridge is regular ly chlorinated where large quantities are to be treated as in the case of municipal sup plies automatic injection equip ment is used this equipment forces the chlorine either in gas or liquid form into the pres sure main at the treatment plant the installation of chlor- inators on large supplies thro ughout this continent has played a vital role in the dramatic re duction of typhoid which for centuries has been one of man kinds greatest killers it is difficult to understand how some persons can object so strongly to the occasional sharp taste that appears in chlorinated wa ter when we consider the tre mendous safeguard it provides small water supplies are just as subject to pollution as any others private wells cisterns and other small supplies quite often require chlorination this procedure is far more economi cal than boiling the water to de- stroy pathogens and in most cases is certainly more practical however determining the pro per amounts to treat a partial- lar supply requires some simple technical knowhow if the finish ed product is to be both palat- able and bacteriologlcally safe those persons who vacation or- hunt in isolated areas should familiarize themselves with the technique of chlorinating water from a lake or stream persons using water from a well should ensure that the supply is safe by having a test taken the york county health unit has on its staff a number of capable sanitarians who can ad- vise and assist anyone wishing further information on this sub ject president classic 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