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toe tr2w sfcoaffvibe ont- thursday february k 1966 claremont and pickering township district m- and mrs art spencer was given a question andl tn regular asontoly meet- speni sundav 1tii mr andbiiswer period followed and airg of the wms of st john j- paul spencer of 1ioridge j film shown twelve liieky united church will be held onj tr a i- rran tavlor i draw winners vee presented i thursday afternoon reo itn- vj jf flrfends atwm a phe ne s poi lfee hor of mr thos xor leaded the ice follies in to- tery enoeo ronto on friday night mr teddy wood oi toron to visited with the halls dur ing the weekend we tinders md n evangeli cal group are busy these transforming the e lewis for mer bakery tore and shop into a chape a here they intend hldii servicer later mr and mrs h hockley visited n markham on sunday and mi- dorothy hockley visited in stouffville mr- connor and mr wal lace enjoyed a visit in toronto on sunday mrs lackeys parents from garden h1u were sunday ro the manse mr and mrs g mcconnei entertained the united sunday s hool teachers last friday evening with games followed bv luncheon in their home from 30 to 12 ocloc expressed the the group at th among this group i- mr g ton mr e cook ill fortunate mcconnellj the regular meeting of the j ward j womens association was held mr k jones miss eleanor welsh mr and mrs mate anderson balsam and mt ziox mr and mrs ken thompson of leaside visited saturday with mr and mrs cecil jones birthday greetings to glen altona greenwood on friday evening a large congratuatioas to mrs a pejg brougham mr and mrs jack stewart also david and carol of oshawa were recent guests of mrs e woodward mr and mrs gordon camp bell and miss ella campbell h n all of toronto called on mrs matthews on saturday afternoon congratulations to mr and mrs leonard llscombe on the arrival of a young son on sun day feb t messrs arnold and howard hurton russe gray aylmer carter and jack mairs left on sunday morning os motor mrs w ward i trip to florida and other am- ippreclation ofjericah states closeand mrj mr and mrs mitchell of to ll ynoldi presented a bmaill ronto visited their daughter mirprlse gift to the supt for mrs a harvey and family on his help cooperation and fine j sunday last on wednesday evening at the and gloria jones who celebrat- home of mrswm knox with fed their 3rd birthday on feb a good attendance the proj 4 to cecil jones on feb 6 and gram was in charge of mr i murray jones on feb 7 knox assited by mrs a j mrs a hart of toronto gray who read a poem on the spent the weekend with mr bible which was written by and mrs ear disney mr carter ian old brougham winners at the euchre on boy i mrs knox also gave a friday night were mrs lome mrs or- graham mr jones and mr walter spirit in the working of the sunday school from the ten teachers the mothers of guides and i brownies group- had a fair representation of the commun- ity despite the extremely cold j weather of last thursday even- ing at the spode china demon stration held in the hall a history of the famous ware miss barbara mairs of osh- awa hospital spent sunday at her home here sympathy is extended to mrs l hopkins in the passing of her mother the late mrs slack on sunday last mr arid mrs donald duncan of brookliri called on her grand parents mr and mrs m ham ilton one day last week for your valentine ry elizabeth arden introduces foam perfume mist in the new pressure spray bottle what a joy to use the newest light version of perfume perfume mist it envelops you in a beautiful cloud spray of fragrance released from a golden capped bottle with just one quick pressure of our lingers here is llie finest spray imaginable not a liquid but an aura of elizabeth ardens inimi- table fragrance blue grass an essence direct from france gift an invaluable light to pack sq50 2 oz tp it makes a perfect possession is easy am never spills houston lexall drug store stouffville riloxk still coop qualify feeds dairy feeds poultry feeds 11qhjlji j hog feeds western grains whole or ground j top quality anthracite j hard coal j also pocahontis claremont coop i ihone 38 collect claremont ont reading on the spices of the i jones bible both were very inter- j lome esting mrs cassie took the ward devotional the meeting closed miss in the usual way followed by a dainty lunch served by the hos tesses mrs wm knox and mrs win ellicott a bus containing twenty lo cal ladies journeyed to brook lin on tuesdav afternoon to be guests of brooklin womens nome ater crowd from altona and atha communities gathered at the home o mr and mrs allan meyers to honour the newly- weds mr and mrs allan jones with a miscellaneous shower mr and mrs xorman bun- ker guests of their son clarence his wife and family of good wood the sympathy of the com- muriitv is extended to the mrs joho brooks aod carol blake who celebrat e btr hdays tbis ak m- v warde nany and vkkey oi t rahkford were visit- ors he e las weekend the tv western show drew- a larg crow d at the chur h lact injured in shooting accident were sunday supper j friday nisht and was enjoyed institute who were entertain ing miss armour who gave a talk on brighten your home with color which was quite entertaining a number of ajax ladies were also guests a few from here took in the tv western show at green wood on friday evening and report a very enjoyable eve ning mrs meguckin of stoutfville also mr and mrs stewart me guckin and family visited with mr and mrs kcxvs knox on sunday evening our local firemen were called to a lire at whitevale on fri day night at the home of mrs obrien they were successful in extinguishing the fire before it did any serious damage our firemen deserve great praise for the prompt and efficient way in which they answer all calls day or night and in all kinds of weather miss sharp of oshawa vis ited with her neice mrs al harvey and family on sunday a very pleasant afternoon was held on wednesday feb 2 at the home of mrs geo philip when a few friends met joyce disney spent fri day night with miss dianne ruddy at pickering mr ken carson is ill with the mumps the young people had a skating party at brooklin on saturday night and met at the or lunch mr and mrs lxrne parrott and alan of myrtle visited sun day with mr and mrs k jamieson the mt jcion choir sang at the fireside service at the baptist church at uxhridge on sunday night the mens club will meet in the church next mondav night feb it mr bob mcdonald from the claremont coop will be the guest speaker the active service class will meet next wednesday night at the home of mr and mrs b jamieson by al present dont forget the downhasi nursery showing how to land scape our home sponsored uy the afte noon wa to be lewis families on the death of held at the church wednedav their aunt mrs mary william- 1 keb 16th at s oclock attend son ot stoutlville on sunday be eligible for one of the mr atid mrs grenville vvu- j three 100 nurserv prize son and family were sunday t1e xps me lh home q dinner guest of mr and mrs len llh last sunday night bon lewis with len in charge of program mr and mr- harry tindall mr8 xeil mlas v 0 entertained mr and mrs mr bvers aaj mrs vis sl with mrs c flyan who is in the piekeringajax hospital j following an oprativn last week mrs p wilson spent a few days last week with mr and an apple falls to the earth because it is the nearest body to fall to an apple would be silly to fall all the way to mars or maybe neptune to help her celebrate her birth day the weekly euchre was held as usual on tuesday last when the following were winners mrs a carfton mrs e wil liams and mrs knox mr w hardy mr ross carlton and mr p brown wednesday evening mrs fletcher goudie ml i joe mertens and margery visit- j ted on sunday with mrs al leith and mrs garland oi i toronto mr and mrs h harper and son bert were supper guests of mr and mrs h lewis arid famik on sunday mr 11 brown is in toronto genera hospital under obser vation for a week or two friends will be sorry to learn the fourth meeting of the altona canadian ih club girls mrs garnet courtice of picker ing mrs keddell and ken of toronto were visitors last sun day with john and mrs brooks we welcome our new store keepers mr and mrs pentland of dtlinva to our community j the farm forum met last monday night at mr and mrs gerald honningv- the topic for eightyearold lairy taylor son of mr and mrs bruce taylor 2nd con of uxbndge at garabaldi was released from the toronto sick chil drens hospital this week af ter receiving treatment for an eye injury suffered last sunday larry was visiting with his cousin robert and the two lads were shooting sparrows with a bb gun one of the pellets bounced off the steel roo of the barn ami struck larry in the eye he was rushed to stoutfville and treated by dr f j button and then removed to the sick childrens hospital toronto his sight was not injured here for you today the stocking of tomcrrow stand on guard met saturda january 29th at the home of mrs f mcxair with ernestine cooper president presiding the meeting was opened with 0 canada and the motto its great to be a canadian was repealed in unison an ex hibit of hooks was brought in by the girls and a brief outline of the various books and the author was given by charlotte ann mcnair and marian betz a review of invisible enemies and the result of experiment of previous meeting showed the growth of microorganisms a discussion followed on peo ple who have made outstanding contributions to health also on how do we spend our time off the roll call was answer ed by a name of a book you have read and the author meeting adjourned until feb 2th and was closed with the national anthem v runresistant inagresistant sheerest yet nylotwists new pendery shcerncss lougfr wear contour fit slimming heel rifsiis glamour without zltzm m get your chatelaine nylotwists today at- lehmans shoes stouffville ontario pickering township village rjf i red cross charter meeting f f f come and become a charier member pickering community hall i k monday feb 14th 815 pm green river mrs v postill is spending some time with her daughter mrs luycdck of seorboro jet pleased to report mr t bowles is home from the hospi tal and is feeling much better mr gerald baksr and miss elsie latch ford of new biskard spent the weekend with mr and mrs w duncan mr and mrs t lambert and sons of toronto were sunday visitors with mr and mrs chafen miss grayce carter has been holidaying at the home of her parents mr and mre r carier cottage prayer meeting will be held at the homp of mr and mrs a pearse on tuesday feb 15 at s pm mr and mrs r carter enter tained mr and mrs l barrett and mr m carter of brooklin lo dinner on sunday siou was on the milk producers board with messrs john and will powers of oshawa assisting a short recreational period and lunch followed the regular meeliiik of the evening auxiliary of the wms was held at the home of mrs cioksou last wednesday evening jan 2tth the worship service on evangelism the churchs business was led by mrs c mctaggart the study period on the topic the main business of the church based on chaptei ave of the church in india was presented bv mrs ii middleion assisted by miss b mclean mrs moore mrs r disney and mrs mctaggarl the president mrs it jacknifn conducted the busi ness mrs r disney was appoint- i ed baby hand leader wih mrs mctaggart as assist- nt a social halt hour followed myrtle station initial mkktixg ground observer corps the first meeting of this year was held last week in myrtle with a very tine attendance of interested members fo a k shepherd detach ment commander of the rcaf filter centre barrie opened the meeting bv introducing mr forsythe of the st john am bulance association who ex plained the advantages of st john first aid it was decided to put this course into opera tion as soon as possible fo shepherd in the absence of aircraft recognition instruc tor mr bill baker than harvd- jwi the aircraft recognition slides and showed a film on th b- mr clare keevi regional su- pervjor urged those in atten dance to help fill the gap m the countrys air defence net work an appeal for volunteer to man ground observer corps posts in this area was issued and it ws pointed out that in todays atomic aye canada front line of defence begin right here although our towns and farms may never be th target of an enemy air attack the job of defending canada depends upon us as we as the air force and defence organi zations in canada mr keevil pointed out that the ground observer corp was organized in lfo2 to help detect enemy bombers which might sneak through the coun trys radar network pointing out that each enemy intruder is a potential atombomb car rier he said that one bomber totlav has the striking power of loo world war 11 bombers for that reason he said the mission of every volunteer in the goc is vitally important not only to the lives of mil lions of his fellow citizens but in assuring canadas ability to fight back should todays strug gle between freedom and tyr anny result in an attack upon our country the chance of enemy at tackers destroying our cities is vastly increased without an ef fective network of human eyes and ears we realize that the air force cannot rely solely upon radar and it can be said that under certain circumstan ces enemy intruders could slip through the countrys radar umbrella without being de lected so he said volunteer to help the ground observer corps by applying for member ship to your local chief obser ver mr or mrs bill sanders stouffville mr fred clubine goodwood or mr bob greer claremont try tribune scratch pads for convenience township of pickering 1955 dog license licenses for 1951 expired deccmhcr llsl all dogs musl he registered with the township license office and licenses obtained for he year 1055 obtain license by mait send application together wilh selfaddressed envelope to license office township of pickering brougham ontario make cheque or money order payable lo town ship treasurer do not mail cash except by regis tered letter male dog 2 male dogs 1 female 2 females 1 spayed 300 900 l00 1200 100 pickering io receive red cross charter monday nighf pickering village and town ship links up with the great worldwide red cross move ment next monday night feb 1 1th when provincial officials will present the newly formed community organization with its official charter this inter esting and impressive cere mony will take place in the pickering community hall at a meeting called for 815 pm a large crowd of citizens from all parts of the township is expected to attend an organization meeting to make the necessary plans and application to the canadian red crass society for recogni tion was held last week at the home of mrs a e young the groups application for a char ter has been approved and it is certain that many men ami women of the communities will be anxious to lake this unique opportunity to gain the disj unction of charter membership in this great organization several recent events in the area have clearly pointed up the need for a well organized pickering district red cross local to assume responsibility i in cases of sudden tragedy or pressing need without having jlo call on outside help on each such occasion in the last analysis a development such as this is further evidence of the rapid growth in stature and importance of pickering a- a modern progicisive commun ity chairman of the meeting will be william g iawson among the guest speakers will be the weliknown mrs george wells former president of ftobicokc branch who will tell about the work of that local dunne the tragedy of hurricane hazel one hundred and thirtyeight attended the miscellaneous shower given on friday eve ning at the home of the brides parents mr aid mrs allan meyer in honour of the newly- weds mr and mrs allan jones many lovely gifts were receiv ed by the young couple after which lunch was served birthday greetings to mrs fred draper who celebrated her birthday on friday feb mr anil mrs morley smallev of mount albert mr and mrs ted brant and betty of whit by and mr john crook of oshawa spent sunday evening with the carrulhers mrs marshman entertained friends to sunday dinner mr and mrs ed mcaloney and brian mr and mrs cyril bielhy janet and laura spent saturday evening with mr and airs wilton hillside the oc casion was little laura bielbvs 2nd birthday feb 5th mrs wilton also celebrated her birthday on saturday mr and mrs xorman leh man and family were sunday dinner guests wilh mr and mrs allan meyer and family starr speaks to house fastest cutting easiest handling chain saw built 2mg packs 15 ii p iopouxd ux1t no oneman chao saw for sale today can match the mad 2mg tremendooi power weighs onlj 29 pounds heres the sav everyones bees looking for tirelea and effortless u operate we have so mud confidence in thu saw well let you try it in your owl timber for free tryout write or phone fob fkkk tltvoit write ok phove altona feed supplies continued from page 4 already been paid on these cars by the manufacturer and we all know how reluctant govern ments are to give back money to taxpayers but surely the injustice of retaining such tax moneys is too obvious to allow this kind of thing ever to hap pen again i have made some inquiries as to the practical aspects of giving these rebates and am informed that the ne cessary checking auditing and policing of dealers is a simple matter which the large manu facturers could handle on be half of the government without any untoward incidents as a matter of fact mr spea ker i will go so far today as to ask the minister of finance to make an immediate announ cement that whenever new rates are announced whether up or down they will apply to all cars not actually sold to consumers this is the only way to be absolutely fair it might be thought that such an announcement at this time would suggest that a reduction or removal of the luxury tax had already been decided on but this is not the case whe ther the tax is changed or not and this could lie acknow ledged in the ministers state ment there will still be hesi tation on the part of dealers to accept new car deliveries be tween now and the bringing down of the budget unless such a policy is announced now it is common knowledge that there are rumors of some mea sure of automobile tax reduc tion in the air i think it is not too much to say that the minister himself has had a good deal to do with starting those rumors it would be a wise and gracious act on his part and of immense help to the industry if he would now recognize the difficult position of the dealers and state that no decision has been readied about next years auto taxes which is i am sure quite true but that if and when changes are made the new rates up or down will apply only when cars are sold to their new actual owners we must of course consider the effect of the tax removal on government revenues i am sure that tliis is the question which is most important to the minister at the moment i have said that the sum total of rev enue from the luxury tax is currently alxmt 71 millions however even its complete re moval would not mean a loss of anything like this amount to the treasury i have heard various estimates of the actual loss but the concensus of in formed opinion is that it might be no more than half of the present tax lake or about ss millions this is due of coure to the fact that the 71 millions would go almost in its entirety into the main stream of consumer spending on cars and other commodities claremont ont phones clare 33629 stouff 61326 th current toumat of liie i cecity direct federal revenue on all commodity spending is between 20 and 25 percent that is one way the treasury would get back a substantial part of the 71 million it would gain in other ways also for example it would gain possibly 10000 new taxpayers from the new jobs which the tax cut would create whether they came from other indus tries or not the fact remains that new jobs would be cre ated throughout the economy and we all know that new jolm mean inevitably new heads for the tax collector to count 1t would gain also from the substantial volume of new spen ding on cars and from addi tional taxes on the accessories that always accompany new kir ownership the same av plies to tires car radios and so oil whose sales would lie immediately stimulated by the upturn in new car buying i could mention many other general benefits from the mea sure of tax relief which i am advocating it would afford some measure of relief to the i overcrowded public transit systems of many of our cities it would make life easier and simpler for those hundreds of thousands of canadians who travel many miles to their work by passenger car and to all of those who have fallen in wilh a hew pattern of cana dian living namely a small home in the suburbs or coun- tryside in closing mr speaker i am well aware that someone may ask the important ques tion why this year i think there are some com pelling answers to that ques tion the sharp rise in unem ployment is one current devel opment that i am sure the go vernment is anxious to check i believe that the minister will find ready corroloration for the estimate of now jobs i have suggested namely a 10 rise in automotive manufacturing employment and at least an equivalent rise in the supply and service industries another good reason for the lax cut this year mr speaker is the fact not generally real ized that one of the contrib- utlng factors to the economic slowdown o last year was drop of 18 in the total sales of the canadian automobile manufacturing industry in 1951 over the previous year i am told that the luxury tax re moval would almost certainly restore that 18 drop in the current year and then go on to add new production records to the output of this great indus try in the years ahead i trust that i have aid en ough to make it clear mr spea ker and to convince the mem ber of the houne and particu larly the government that the j9s5 budge is indeed the time for ihe final and long overdue removal of the luxury tax on thu now common ne-