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r social evening markham township federation of agriculture school staff provides i report from home school program parliament thi stocrryrui tonwl tn3y fcmiy 5l f95h m by 5lp michael starr ontario biding euchre croq11nole films come and enjoy community spirit tuesday february 26 s15 pm prizes refreshments a large gathering of parents l in 1927 there were 1400 deaths were present last wednesday from diphtheria 1600 from night at the school to attend the whooping cough and 900 from home school assoc meeting measles for every 1000 births 1 earlier than the june date planned by mr boadway and 16s died before 6 months of age i wn has been generally ex- staff he said in 1936 30 years later i pected- the display of tempers observers here are convinced that the genera election may following the business period here were 208 cases of diph- presided over by the president theria vv only la deaths 11- mrs t wedseltoft mr boad6 cases of whooping cough way introduced miss mona arm- wltn 91 deaths and for every strong music supervisor she led the grade 8 choir in singing the two selections canada and somewhere a child is sing- 1000 births the death rate had dropped to 4 in 1955 2000 children died from accidents in the 514 age ing and a triple trio choir i group more children died from singing all through the night accidents than from the nine the selections were very much r leading illnesses and infections enjoyed and mrs bacon extend- the causes vary either directly ed a vote of thanks to the stu dents and gave them the h s best wishes when they go to to- or falls or indirectly due to motor vehi cles drownings fires poisonings j saw tps i install in your extension home telephones or office ronto on feb 22 195t to com pete in the kiwanis festival it is the first time that stouffville has competed and we of the h s are indeed proud of them and of the efforts of their principal and music supervisors in keeping with national health week our guest speaker he spoke about mental health today we have a 6075ce recov ery rate in 9 months time 25 of all admissions are discharged in one month it is the emotionally un stable child who grows up mar ries and has a mental break down dr hutchison said the j i the cost is small the convenience is great i was dr f hutchison moh of j prevention of this lies in the newmarket miss brooks very i home mental illness is traced j capably introduced him telling to certain unhappy situations in of his medical experience and the home in the formative i that he was vicepresident of years his h s association dr hutchison commenced by say- killer whales among the fierc- im not going to speak to est of all sea creatures actually 1 you as a minister of health but are dolphins they hunt in packs as a parent he chose as his swallowing small seals and por- theme the changing picture on poises whole although these the health and welfare of cana- bloodthirsty marauders grow to dian children he quoted sever- only 30 feet they will attack al interesting statistics and kill large whales j enquire today at your local telephone office about the low cost of having extension tele phones installed in your home or place of business youll be surprised at the low rentaj cost of such service only a few cents a day bethesda stouffville i j telephone company f stouffville ontario i f the mail 1 post office monet cm be ctshtd only by the people you send them to and you get a receipt 1 buy jw office money order from your pojl office or rural mail courier canada post office chevrolet is famous for its winning ways more people buy chevrolet than any other there isn t a car on the road can touch chevrolets record thats because no other car has so consistently offered the stvline per formance and dependability that make chevrolet an unbeatable value year after year again in 57 chevrolet outclasses them all heres a car that injs 2 f m v pr0m bumpcr 0 bum has ihe wet pood looks and the finecar luxuries of bodybyfishcr that put fashion and function beautifully together try it on the road sec how chevrolet outsteps them all fry gcnltal motors valut car the smoothest liveliest v8 or 6 you ever put a toe to try the most copied ride and handling on the road glideride suspension outrigger rear springs far from resting on their laurels chevrolet engmeers have made this bcautifutridc even better for 1957 small wonder chevrolet outsells them all more and more people are taking to chevys winning ways because theyre find ing that chevy s value cant be beat sec your chevrolet dealer now see why chevrolet outstyles outsteps outsells them alll walter chcvolds dealer taylor motors stouffville ontario in the house of commons and the exchanges across lh floor during the question periods which are held daily at the open ing of each sitting are respon sible for the new uncertainty the prime minister is exper iencing some difficulty in keep ing his anger under control the theory at the moment is that if the lengthy barrages of questions continue for long he may blow up and call a snap election without warning the possibility of an early dissolu tion of this parliament under such circumstances is real en ough none of the parties have as yet completed their election preparations but the opposition parties are satisfied that they are now as ready as they ever will be so the policy of need ling during the question period will continue there is some livelihood that mr diefenbaker the new lead er oithe progressive conserva tive party plans to make the question of senate reform a bigger election issue than it has been at any time since the late w l mackenzie king used it with such success mr dief enbaker is known to have en deavoured to institute greater use of this senate reform issue a number of years ago but he was not able to sell the idea to others the government through its agricultural price support board is buying eggs early this year in an attempt to prevent further price declines this pol icy was made clear in the house of commons a few days ago in answer to opposition members questions about declines in egg prices in recent weeks in the dominion bureau of statistics bulletin dated feb 8 it has been noted that new resi dential housing units built last year reached a record total of 135700 this was an increase of six percent over 1955 per capita weekly wages and salaries in industry reached a new high average figure of s6622 at november 1st 1956 this was 15 cents higher than a month earlier and 425 above the average at november 1st 1955 according to thejatest figures released as of january 1st 1957 canadas population rose to an estimated 16344000 an in crease of 516000 over the cor responding date in 1956 the total number of immigrants ar riving in canada during 1956 was 164857 this constitutes the greatest number of postwar ar rivals since 1953 an official of the dominion bureau of statistics stated that the population increase during 1957 will probably be as much or perhaps more than the in crease last year if we had a similar increase during 1957 it would place our total population by next january 1st at about 16870000 this could be even a little higher if immigration exceeds last years total at this rate we should have a popu lation in this country by the summer of 1958 somewhere around 17 million a supply motion was intro duced by the government on monday feb 11th the purpose of the supply motion was to introduce for discussion and eventual passing the estimates of a number of governmental departments it affords an op portunity to the opposition to introduce an amendment to the motion and this amendment is usually one of nonconfidence the progressiveconservative party who are the official oppo sition introduced an amendment calling for immediate adoption of a national development pol icy this policy is being support ed by the ccf and social credit members of the house of commons it calls for more processing of raw materials in canada reduction of canadas unfavour able balance of trade and a wider participation by canadi ans in resources development and greater job opportunities for our growing population mr diefenbaker in leading off this debate stated that he found it strange that so far the government showed only condemnation for the agricultur- i al recommendations of the gor don royal commission which last year was regarded as the chart and compass for canadas next twentyfive years this amendment was voted on on tuesday evening and was de feated by the overwhelming ma jority of the liberal members the government has estimat ed recently that canadas econ omy will continue to expand during 1957 but the rate of growth will be down substan tially from the peak rush of 1956 inflationary pressures are expected to ease towards the latter part of the year and those who have the information say that in turn could load to a relaxation in federal credit curbs and tight money policy spending is estimated to in crease for pipelines hydro power factories shops schools hospitals and churches the major anticipated reduction cut- iting into the expansion is in house building where spending smooth free marie frasert new evaporated milk recipes write todiy oathv fmmiitt op camas 0o hujw strwt toronto is expected to drop by s392 mil lion the most important matter discus- man leel tnat tne5e pensions disability pensions and war vet erans allowances although under speculation and sion in this present session of should be substantially increas- parliament is the old age pen sion there is no doubt in any ones mind that the federal government has agreed on the principle of improving old age pensions but no announcement has been made on this matter up to the present time it is felt that consideration by the fed eral government should include all pension groups such as blind pensioners disabled per sons veterans widows living on ed because of the high cost of living it is doubtful whether th government win consider th matter in this light since they must also consider tax cuts in the income tax field v t t t t v t roxy theatre markham evenings poor open 6 so sat matinee 115 thuks fri sat feb 21 22 23 bud 10u xj abb0ttac0stell0 mon tues wed feb 25 26 27 the se y ith marilyn monroe tom ewell billy wiloih onekiascope calc r cmhuat tvtv kiu to rum mmucrri stvuvm vromxl nw m tit ncc ctqki utut adult when illness strikes you can always count on ug in an emergency were at your call round the clock with a prompt accurate pre scription service and a com plete stock of quality sick room supplies houstons the rexall drug store stouffville township of markham for crushed gravel earth ers pit run gravel fill sealed tenders plainly marked as to contents will be received by the undersigned until 12 oclock noon est on thursday february 2s 1957 for the supplying hauling and spreading of crushed gravel pit run gravel and earth fill tenders must be made on standard form which can be obtained at the office of the undersigned lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted chas hoover clerk township of markham rr2 gormley ont treanor canning road superintendent township of markham rr2 gormley ont public skating at 8 pm in stouffville arena saturday lucky number prize childrens skating wednesday afternoons from 25 pm admission 20c xsssoa3mmcwcss3c t t t t w v we build homes large and small and buildings of all kinds repairs and remodelling good materials and workmanship guaranteed our house designing service is at your disposal r w retz construction co stouftvillc ont phone sjouft 195