Ontario Community Newspapers

Stouffville Tribune (Stouffville, ON), January 16, 1958, p. 4

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only nylon snow suits pink blue yellow sizes 1 and 2 749 few only ski jackets red brown blue green sizes 6 to 12 595 3 only ski suits navy sizes 1012 795 5 only hat coat legging sets sizes 234 25 off cozy warm bloomers in cream navy sizes 4 to 16 extra 69c see our remnant counter at almost giveaway prices please no exchange or refund reeve indicates busy year reeve elmer daniels speaking to the inaugural session of stouffville municipal council stated that council could look forward to a busy year in office he cited the likely advent of a paving program for the resi dential streets as something new for 58 the reeve made mention of the municipal boards ruling that stouffville should not look for a completion of the sewer age system throughout the bal ance of town before 1959 how ever the reeve slated that it might become necessary in em ergency circumstances to com plete certain streets and if this were necessary it would have to be done through general tax ation he said that further to the new sewerage system coun cil should consider some scale of sewer charge for mainten ance to be imposed only on those residents where sewers were available reeve daniels gave an ex planation of committee wofk for the benefit of the new mem bers of council and stated that each committee should prepare a tentative program for 1s58 and also a budget brooklin beats jets 73 a 47 shot barrage from the sticks of cliff johnstons ram paging brooklin combines pav ed the way to a 73 victory goalie ron semple one of many who have guarded the unionville nets within recent weeks handled the puckstop ping chores for the jets on saturday night bill cornish paced the win ners attack with a three goal performance danny tureski charlie grandy wayne red- shaw and vern ferguson notch ed singles stan thornlngton unlonvilles leading goal getter potted a pair for the jets john darbyson fired one warriner of brooklin was in jured in the early stages of the second period and was admitted to the port perry hospital first reports that he had suffered a broken neck were later contra dicted he returned home on monday mt peewee allstars trounce uxbridge a team of stouffville peewee allstars journeyed to uxbridge on thursday evening for an exhibition game they came out on top end of a 101 score ross brown playing on a line with jimmy hill arid jim har per fired six of stouff villes ten tallies francis haylow counted three and bill comer netted 1 kenny aida bill corner and francis haylow comprised an other threesome robert mole geo smith wayne crowder and david winn performed on defence v toilet tissue white cross 2or25c jcvex 32 oz 23c wax paper saveall roll 29c tide giant size qc porterhouse roast roiled ib 69 hams sweet pickled ib 59c hind quarters of beef lb 45c schells food market stouffville ontario free parking phone 220 free delivery land use committee studies of agr land findings of the first known study of its kind in canada deal ing with rapid urban expansion and subsequent loss of irreplace able agricultural land have been published by the ontario department of agriculture un der the direction of hon w a goodfellow minister of agricul ture entitled factors affecting land use in a selected area in southern ontario the 148 page study which emphasizes the need of sound land use planning at all levels of government was prepared by the ontario depart ment of agriculture in consul tation with the department of geography university of west ern ontario the ontario dept of planning and development the ontario dept of municipal affairs and the ont dept of highways the report deals exclusively with the loss of fruitgrowing soils to urban development in louth township one of the least urbanized and one of the most important fruitgrowing townships in the niagara fruit belt the review was initiated in april 1955 when the ontario dept of agriculture appointed a louth twp land use com mittee to direct a soil and geo graphic survey of the township behind the survey was the prob lem that ontario is experiencing a rapid population increase and industrial expansion particular ly around the western end of lake ontario and as a result much valuable farm and fruit growing land has been absorbed in industrial development and accompanying urban expansion one of the most important achievements of the survey was the realization that a sound yet flexible technique of studying and integrating the soils land use and geographijeconomlc information has been developed and that this technique with a few variations to fit local condi tions can be applied to any area in ontario faced with problems of urban expansion similar to those encountered in louth township among the findings were 1 both rural and urban per sons in the area unanimously agreed that good sandy fruit growing soils should remain ag ricultural 2 the average farm in the area received only slightly more in services than the average nonfarm unit but yielded three times as much in taxes in the words of the report the farmer subsidized the nonfarm popu lation 3 in view of the fact that the niagara fruit belt has one of the most favourable if not the most favourable soil and climate combinations for fruit production in all of canada that the niagara fruit growing and processing industry is al ready well established and that the niagara fruit belt is adja cent to the fastest growing mar ket in the country it would seem advisable to devote a con siderable amount of thought and planning to the preservation of this belt from urban en croachment 4 the chief reasons prompt ing farmers to sell their farms tor urban expansion were high costs of production labour in creased taxation and the price of land copies of the study are avail able from the soils department ontario agricultural college guelph scanning the news the big bust that was the vanguard rocket firing attempt has caused plenty of repercus sions among the services there has been much tossing about of the blame for too much prior publicity too much in that it whetted the publics ap petite for a real good show causing just that much more disappointment with the big and expensive fizzle the press is likewise doing a bit of selfchiding for allowing itself to be carried along with the groundswell of enthusiasm to the extent that it overempha sized the importance of the test as it was necessary to call the affair after it was all over in reality it was only a test but who knows how many test were necessary before the rus sians put up their first sput- nlck there may have been more than a few well never know one thing is certain however our failure was a matter of grave concern only to our na tion and our scientists the russians took it calmly they knew thate will be successful sooner or later even if it is testaftertest aftertest later we have made many mistakes in our scientific efforts and be cause we are a democracy where it isnt cricket to shoot or imprison those who do not agree with our leaders we will probably make more mistakes yet it is important that we note the fact that we are now aware that we have made these mis takes we know that we are be- hind the russians our leaders and scientists dont all agree on just how far behind we are but they all agree that we are be hind with this firmly establish ed in our minds we are certain to make progress at a more rapid rate in the f uturet the results of our big build up to the vanguard letdown must be that we will temper our enthusiasm and that if we must make haste we will do so with caution we shall have our space sattelite in time we shall prove as we have time and again that we can come through when the chips are down ceilings of the trading rooms of the new york coffee su gar exchange look like upside down waves the rolling effect reduces reverberations result ing from the shouts of traders when business is brisk spofforb floorrerimg specials consult us for free estimates in tiles inlaid linoleums cork plastic or carpets florever plastic tiles 9 beautiful shades priced to clear 15c per tile nairns linoleum tile colours beige red gray green yellow 9c per tile plan now on new carpets for your home 27 hall or stair carpet red oriental design 450 27 gray floral pattern 450 27 allwool grafton axminster 695 scatter rugs wool axminster i shades size 27 x 51 649 69x9 axminster wool rayon blend red oriental design 4995 69x 9 axminster toneontone green floral corners 4495 6 beige hurdestan quality all wool oriental design 6995 sale dates jan 16th to 25th please no exchange or refund sale dates jan 16th to 25th

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