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tux w the stouwme tribun twy kptt 30 1965 reg perkins rose farm favourite varieties nursery special offer chrysanthemum plants this week end only cash and carry yellow mums 5c three for 5194 red bronze or gold mums 90c three for 5242 o pink or ruby red mums si 25 t hree for 339 these mums are fine vigorous s hardy field crown plants ready to plant in your garden right now come along and pick out the plants you want dont miss them at these prices were right near stouffville 2 miles east of altona on the pickeringlxbridge townline theres a sign at our gate reg perkins rose farm for information phone 6495301 hillbilly mister i want rome o them there store diapers for my kids clerk why mrs terwilliger whats wrone with them flour sacks ye been usin have you gone highfalutin on us hillbilly no i haint ets test that i haint gonna have ray kids advertise thet flour no more until they git paid for doin it youre getting old when you see the toys you used to play with selling at boom prices in an antique shop rail fan excursion goes through town another of tho popular rail fan excursions passed through stouffville on sunday morning enroute from toronto to hali- burton and return the train consisting of a bajzsage car some ten passenger cars a cafe teria car and a new skyview lounge was drawn by a steam locomotive one of the few still operational left in the country- a great many citizens perked up their ears about ten am as they heard the familiar whistle that has been silent now for some years some were on hand as the train went throush in the morning but many more had gathered to see the return run in the evening the train did not stop here engine rebuilt the several other such excur sions that have passed through town were drawn by cnr locomotive 6167 hut in the fall of last year it became necessary to retire this iron horse forsee- ing the possibility of this the cnr had engine 621s rebuilt and this summer this engine has made quite a number of these trips on various lines radiating out of toronto the trips are sponsored by the upper canada railway society diesels from lindsay oh steam engine 621s handled the trip from toronto to lind say and return to toronto two diesels were used from lindsay to haliburton and return the halihurton line was not built to handle an engine as heavy as 6218 farthermore there are no facilities in haliburton to turn engines the diesels do not re quire turning hut operate in either direction with equal effi ciency while the train was making the haliburtoi trip 621s was coaled and watered the cnr had 213 steam locomotives of this large type at one time tht first one being built in 1927 they were built by a kinsston company and the montreal locomotive co glen major mrs wm weir ashworth visited sunday with mr and mrs ivdgar johnson mr and mrs claude sim- monds and family toronto spent the weekend at their cot tage mr and mrs albert lee is lington spent the weekend with mr j a hingston miss mabel baker water- down spent a few days last week at the edgar fiss home mr and mrs paul baster sudbury spent the weekend with mr and mrs jim jones mr and mrs gordon jones and girls visited sunday with mr and mrs ralph faulkner mrs arthur peddie clare- mont mr and mrs willard peddie and son scarboro visit ed sunday with mr and mr j joseph forsythe mrs a atkinson mrs youns and miss darling toronto spent the weekend with mrs clinton neville miss inez helin sudbury is spending some time at the forest pugh home mr and mrs a c simmonds spent the weekend at braeside i congregation and friends of the local church and many from the conference churches gathered in the church base ment on monday evening to bid farewell to rev ami mrs barry jones and baby glyn who leave for their parental homes in eng land on a jet plane from malton on monday sept 27 at s10 pm mr jones will be senior evange list for his old college i cliff college near sheffield after a shott visit with their parents in london and liverpool mr and mrs jones and baby were pre sented with smaii gift-remem- berances and a purse of money from the ringwcod folks as well as other jiifts from the conference churches we resret to report the seri ous illness of mrs j kennedy the excelsior class ladies group met at the home of mrs m keith on thursday evening the program was in charge of mrs walter vague she and her three sisters contriouied mrs vague gave a reading in accord with the theme thankfulness by mrs floyd wideman airs b stouffer of canriington read the scripture and offered prayer mrs cliff morgason sang two solos their mother mrs r j filyer the originator of this group in 1931 was also present recent visitors with mr and mrs fred stecklev mr and mrs w bruce of kingston call ed on friday afternoon and on sunday rev d c and mil percy and janet and mrs d percy sr of toronto and rev and mrs a barry and glyn were noon dinner guests mr and mrs harold steckley and family of hamilton were with their parents for supper and afterward attended the farewell church service conducted by mr jones and on monday morning by rev gilson brown former pastor here we said wed first sfrcngflicn the economy and improve canadas finances heres what we did 1 record 9 growth in gross national product in 1964 gnp forecast for 1965 is s51 billion up another 9 over 64 2 canadas foreign exchange reserves of 26487 millions highest in six years up 30 since ton- days 3 bank of canada now totally responsible only to parliament representing all canadians 4 cut personal income taxes by 10 to stimulate retail trade and the economy generally 5 reduced the national budget deficit to only 37 million lowest in 7 years deficits in tory years hit 791 million high in 6162 6 unemployment insurance fund in the black after a decade of deficits 7 established 400 million municipal development loan iund 8 set up 100 million atlantic development board 9 established the- canada economic council we said wed improve labours lot heres what we did 1 established canadas first federal labour code 125 minimum wage level 40 hour week 8 paid holidays 2 increased employment by creating 548000 new jobs we promised 250000 per year unemployment now at record low of 28 versus 72 under torys 3 settled the great lakes dispute we said wed develop new industries heres what we did 1 provided tax incentives re sulting in establishment of new businesses particularly in underdeveloped areas 2 established new depart ment of industry 3 secured agreement leading to free trade in automobiles 4 establishing the canada development corporation vve said wed honour our defence and foreign affairs commilmcnls heres what we did 1 accepted commitments on defence made by a tory government but not honoured and acquired defensive nuclear weapons even though the liberal party opposed these arrangements at the time they were made 2 integrated canadas defence- forces improving both econ omy and efficiency 3 initiated a un peace keeping force in cyprus 4 concluded terms permitting development of the columbia river 5 restored canadas stand ing and influence in nato and in the united nations we said wed give the farm family a square deal heres what we did 1 improved farm credit larger amounts and extended to ma chinery partnerships 2 negotiated record export sales of 5945 million bushels of grain in 6364 700 million bushels this year 3 a federal dairy policy will provide an average 350 per cwt for manufactured milk equivalent to cream producers wc said wed provide opportunities for youth heres what we did 1 provided youth allowances of 10 a month to students 16 to 18 2 provided interest free loans to university students 3 expanded technical and vo cational training federal gov ernment provided 2158 mil lion grants for education 4 established the company of young canadians we said wed encourage positive canadianism heres what we did t gave canada a distinctive flagrecognizablcthe world ever 2 secured national agreement on a formula for repatriating canadas constitution the first step toward canadian parlia mentary amendments to safe guard confederation 3 established b b commis sion to find ways of strengthen ing confederation wc said wed introduce policies of social progress heres what wc did 1 established the canada pension plan portable across canada 2 raised old age security pensions to 75 to be avail able from age 65 3 increased disability and war allowances 4 increased amount of low rental housing 5 accelerated urban renewal programs 6 inaugurated a war on poverty program ahd for continued progress and prosperity hovtf medico vote liberal vote addison x inserted bv the lyorknorth iliberal association shop here quality i spend i meats i less urg 3 100 halves of cut wrapped frozen lb famous home made pork sausage i and harpei meat mahkmst rr3 cloremont phone 6403125 dairy farmers i now that fall is here serious thought should be given to bal ancing your own home grown grains properly by using master dairy concentrates ask for them by name master 24 krums or meal master 32 krums or meal master 40 krums or pell tuyoff master feed need stiver bros ltd stouffville 6401892 unionville 2971732 uxbridge 8523355