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wers make mothers day marvelous fresh cut flowers and potted plants for mother order your corsage now for j the stouffville high school prom kcnutiful bouquets for beautiful brides all the wedding lowers arranged to your specifications g w hudson florist flowers for aii occasions 8 main st w stoulfvillo phone 6402025 freport suo lasting vibrated concrete with the exclusive corrugated staves completely interlocked top bottom and ides a picture of beauty with outstanding features manufactured by macoun silo ltd local dealer robert walker markham rr2 phone stouffville 6401j88 teds mens wear mens windbbeakebs from 595 wash and wear trousers from 495 flannel trousers from 995 cardigans from 1095 shirt jacs from 295 brtvc s proof but 3 washable windbbeakebs 595 topcoats 1395 sport j jrmjs dress flannels from 595 school trousers in wash and wear cotton from 495 teds mens wear 17 main st v stouffville municipal leaders divided on merits of regional government a brief poll of members of municipal governments found three member opposed to regi onal government for the area and two in favour the fourth and final report of the ontario governments select committee on the munici pal act and related acts was tabled in the legislature at the end of las month and was a sweeping endorsement of regio nal government calling for out right abolition of local boards of health and suburban roads com missions the llmembei allparty com mittee was headed by holiis beckett pc york east former solicitor for the tcvnship of scarborough and a member of york countv council from 1924 to 1929 the 110page report stated that fragmentation of local gov ernments has caused difficulties in slum clearance urban renew al town planning pollution con trol and are development as a practical start the report recommends that county boun daries in whole or in part be adopted as boundaries of regio nal governments with cities and towns included in them and re gional council members elected from wards for terms not less than three years the regional governments would have pow ers of assessment taxation planning arterial road con struction public health hospi tals welfare and policing although he admitted he had not yet read the report of the select committee york county warden sidney legge stated that he was opposed to regional governments it will take away the rights of local municipal ities he said if autonomy is taken away from local munici palities where will they end up mr legge was also of the opi nion that regional government would cause duplication more bookkeeping and he more ex pensive with so many types of areas summer resorts towns rural districts i cant see how they can be in one region he said in marked contrast reeve donald plaxton of richmond hill a member of york county council and a former candidate for the legislature expressed himself as quite in favour of regional governments in many cases you cant de velop urban areas with the pres ent assessment basis said reeve plaxton the only way i can see to expand the economy is to take in a larger area with a more stable financial basis mr plaxton aiso felt that un der the present system there is far too much bickering between municipalities on matters which should never be the subject of disputes its like a bunch of kids in kindergarten fighting over a lollipop he said adding that such disputes work to the detriment of people living in the area reeve plaxton emphasised however that members of any regional government should be elected directly by popular vote this would bring this level of govenrment closer to the people who support it financially he noted he felt too that the system would only work if informed capable and educated people were found to stand for office if its going to work we will need some pretty clever people he concluded york county commissioner and reeve of markham town ship charles hooper said he felt regional government was some thing that was being pushed on the people in a dictatorial man ner we have never been consult ed he said they should have come out to the counties and had a roundtable discussion on it the way they are doing it will rouse the people reeve hooper also stated that he had not studied the report but from what little knowledge he had of it he was not in fa vour the larger it gets the more expensive it is to handle he said i feel it beneficial to have small municipalities he continued the closer you are to the people the better govern ment you have last years warden of york county vaughan townships reeve a ii rutherford was of a similar opinion t cant envis age all of york county under one regional government he said although he thought a re gional government which would include vaughan and markham townships richmond hill stouffville markham village and woodbridge would be work able i cant see that regional gov ernment will be better than what we have now he said no government could be closer to the people than the municipal governments we have now i dont see how thev will improve it richmond hills deputy reeve floyd perkins who also has a scat on york county council saw many merits to a system of regional government we are overgoverned now and have been for years he said we are still using the system set up by the baldwin art over a hundred years ago in the horse and buggv era mr perkins felt that the pre- 1 ent small municipalities caused an expensive overlapping of j services such as the vaughan townships water system on j one side of yonge street and markham townships on the other look at the trouble we had j over services to the hospital 1 he pointed out were still hav ing trouble providing street j lighting and a bus service beli cause it is iust outside rich mond hill he said mr perkins emphasized that planning for instance is much better done on a regional basis now we are just planning to the edge of our municipality he said we should plan to a watershed or a river basin representatives from york county had been invited to see a film study of countv govern ment in the united states by pec county recently mr per kins stated and he had found much to commend the larger unit dickson hill mrs don moyer recently re turned from a trip to florida and her children of toronto called at the r moyer home on sunday afternoon the lloyd widoman family visited at the bruce clarke home at woodstock during the easter holidays mrs m eby and mrs r mo yer accompanied miss mildred barkey and mrs l moyer of stouflville to shepherd lodge last week there they called on mrs willoughby and chatted with mrs fred betz who are presently making their home there later they visited with mrs menno grove at the love less home pharmacy ave ag- incourt mr wm sherwood was able to return home from the scar- boro hospital last saturday his neighbours wish him a good re covery during the convales cence period the services of the month of missions came to a conclusion sunday evening at the mark ham church the guest speak- kers included rev s boehmer d d of toronto bible college mr dixie dean with his accor- dian miss esther cressman of nigeria miss edna pridham rev murray mcleod toronto rev peter stam formerly of bc formerly serving in india mr paul fretz of brazil and the congo now serving as gen eral secretary of the african inland mission for canada congregations at dickson hill and markham enjoyed each of the messages and were challen ged to greater faithfulness in this part of the program of the church mrs warren moyer and miss esther cressman missionary on furlough from nigeria called on mrs keith last thursday they spent a happy time toge ther reviewing the intervening years since esther and ruth as young girls spent a time togeth er picking fruit at vineland miss dingle of toronto called on friends here tuesday after noon cedar grove news the stouffviue tk1eune tkny april 29 1965 13 housewife home from shopping to husband lets see trading stamps contest en try forms list of next weeks special offers good gracious the groceries on the last monday of every month cedar grove community club meets at the home of one of its members it is an active club so the meetings run the gamutsometimes they are fun sometimes funny sometimes deadly serious and sometimes only occasionally heated on the agenda are euchres the maintenance and expansion of the rink the big annie but ter festival the corner lot and its many activities bowling picnics special interests booths at sales or fairs for fund rais ing and countless individual it ems that crop up for considera tion or discussion considering the size of our village and the number of its members active in the club the work done is staggering com mittees are set up to take care of everything from lunches and prizes for the twicemonthly euchres to work on the expan sion of cedarena and it is a rare person who serves on one com mittee one of the main purposes of club funds is to maintain the rink and a good deal of money goes into this project if we have a good coid winter the rink is rewarding but a winter that provides little skatins can be an expensive one for cgcc certain activities open to the entire community are solely sponsored by the club and oth ers partly so but that is not all cedar grove community club has to its credit with no fan fare and no publicity anyone in the area who needs help is hel ped there is never a moments hesitation when funds are re quired for someone in trouble whether they belong to the club or not every year sub stantial checks are sent out to the mental health drive and the retarded children and this year the club sent money to furnish a room in the new mennonite home for the aged parkview home cedar grove community club is a pivot around which this village and its activities re volve and only if you stop to think about it do you realize the tremendous debt cedar grove owes to its community club a report from the newly for med markham township citi zens committee announced that the cedar grove bridge ques tion appeared before council approval for a new structure was passed through council and consent has been received from the dep of highways who are expected to foot a large percen tage of the cost by now the new bridge should be on the drawing board for installation this fall meantime watch your step two babies were christened in zion church on sunday mor ning the sons of mr and mrs reg warden and mr and mrs hugh blane james scovil war den and derick william blane ruby and mabel reesor and myrtle hamill have returned from an easter holiday trip to florida where they spent a lit tle time with leona brown a wonderful holiday is the report olive macintosh spent the holi day at virginia the congregation of zion church presented their organ ist mr mitchell with a beauti ful painting of the church in appreciation of his many years of faithful service and dedica tion euchre winners jeanne h hunter jean jciterson edna loveless alvin klinck leslie third and levi booth euchre will be held in cedar grove schoolhouse on monday may 3rd continuation of cur rent scries with nightly prizes and scries prizes all welcome for softer cleaner wash call in at the stouffville coin laundry main st w stouffville sssssssssassssssassssaa moores dripless paqua easytouse interior latex hat for wails and titins ont wot covtn drifts in an hour apply with brush er roller 795 235 6al qt pine orchard mr bob hope is home work ing on his fathers farm after spending the past year in huntsville mrs dr and miss jean rob inson were sunday guests with mrs g wood our best wishes go with mr and mrs j ash as they move to their home in zephyr mrs george sproxton visited her daughter in toronto last tuesday mr john hope has accepted a position at ingersoll for the summer mr whitfield of thornbury spent a few days with his dau ghter mrs rae mcclure and family mrs w shaw passed away on saturday night following a stroke ten days ago although a semiinvalid in a wheel chair for a number of years she was always bright and cheerful ne ver complaining and an inspira tion to all who visited her our sympathy is extended to her two sons and family benjamin as moore p crest hardwar 5 main st w sloultville phone 6402771 proclamation whereas mental illness is canadas number one health problem and should be the concern of every citizen i p s legge warden of the county of york do hereby proclaim may 1st to may 7th 1965 to be ringwood anyone having magazines or clean paper of any kind and would like to contribute to the excelsior class ladies group leave it at the home of mrs malcolm keith corner of the 7th line whitchurch by thurs day night may 7th this is to be donated to the new sr citi zens home westend of town mrs wesley james has retur ned recently from newmarket hospital where she was a pat ient for a few days mr martin thomas well- known to the local congregation was present at the sunday night service he and mrs tho mas and baby are leaving shor tly for a charge in nova scotia mr and mrs max vague are travelling with the toronto bi ble college choir for the next three weeks in the eastern pro vinces mr and mrs fred steckley visited their daughter mrs vic tor brown and family north gower near ottawa last week while there they visited rela tives and friends in ottawa and winchester springs mrs lloyd king is a delegate of ontario county at the ont farm union march for better prices to be held at ottawa this week mrs king formerly lived near wick ont the excelsior class met at the home of mrs k smith for their april meeting mrs hirsch of lemonvilie was the guest speaker mrs w pipher and mrs e brownsberger visited miss ada grove mrs john wilson mr a lehman and mrs beech at brierbush hospital on tues day afternoon of last week ii mental health week i lets conquer mental illness next bloomington about thirty friends attended the graduation service of tor onto bible college held ill var sity stadium on saturday night ve congratulate miss doris nesbitt on graduating mr and mrs roberts of mar kham held a party for doris and friends at their home after the service messrs jerry and ron tran- mer don nesbitt and paul ben son attended a young peoples rally last tuesday evening in the aurora a g church mrs graham and miss doro thy wagg were guests at mr and mrs a w storrys with mr and mrs noel storry and family on sunday to celebrate the birthday of mrs storry many happy returns mr and mrs frank rowe have moved to their new home on main st stoufrville mr and mrs h reichard of toronto were sunday guests and mrs edgar heron attended mon mr and mrs larry tianmer and steven of mt albert were at o tranmers on sunday mr and mrs bruce wallace and debbie of uxbridge visited with mr and mrs ernie nes bitt miss helen nesbitt spent a few days in toronto last week the easter cantata halle luiah what a savior put on by the dawes road church young people on sunday night was presented to an appreciative and full church a social hour was enjoyed afterward the famous appian way from rome to capua was wide enough to permit wagons to pass one another what is a mother todays mother is so many thing a sympa thetic eor a cool hand on a fevered brow a forgiving nature a wonderful aroma a kiss to make it well a stitch in time a peanut butter and jelly sandwich and a glass of chocolate milk a mender of broken dolls and broken hearts an umpire a taxi driver a fashion coordinator a diplomat a 24hour answering service a walking computer a na tional resource whot can we say to mother on her day moy 9 trust courts hallmark to help you say it in the most beauti ful the cleverest the gayest way for in our complete selection of courts hallmark cords youll find one that seems created just for your moher aikens p h a r m a c y 5 main st stouffville phone 6401123 moopoop tribune classified ads are tops i aoooooo markham ph 2943355 markham ph 2943355 friday saturday only april 30 may 1 none but the brave in widescreen technicolor frank sinatra tony bill tommy sands howie young hockey star color cartoon 2 shows 7 pm 9 pan matinee saturday 3 pm above show markham scouts theatre night thur apr 39 kisses for my president in color with fred macmurray polly bergen enjoy a fine picture and support the cubs scouts one showing only at 8 pjn all seats 100 lots of valuable door prizes tickets obtainable at our box office or from scouts mon tues wed may 345 ann bancroft nominated for an academy award for the pumpkin eater peter finch james mason color cartoon 2 shows 7 pm 910 pm hi anbgaaaat amsskmt 3832383s33338ss3s33333s3s333383333s8s33ssss83a prices effective this week end wed sat apr 28 may 1 at your carload food mkt stouffville clarks p01k beans 2 o 43t carnation evapmilk 3 49 jug milk homo 2 55c 49c plus deposit white pink yellow scott twin pack towels 43c heinz spaghetti 20 i 39c detergent hib 1 7 christies brookside 2 k 41c meats fresh not frozen grade a oven ready 2 3 lb ave- wght hamburg maple leaf sweet pickled cottage rolls schneiders bed hot wienebs 32 3 lbs 100 51c 10 oi pig- 31c grapefruit california obanges 10 for 69c 2 95c store hours thursday till 9 pm friday till 10 pm open all day monday