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Stouffville Tribune (Stouffville, ON), March 30, 1961, p. 14

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p9 ty stoufryille tribun tbanirf mth 30 1961 the addresses on each jetter and parcel should show the full name of the person who is to fiet it the correct apart ment number street address rural route number or post office box number city town or vil lage and postal zone number where necessary your name and complete return address in the upper lefthand corner a correct postal address speeds accurate delivery n5401gc it is estimated that more than 90 percent of the work of the canadian red cross society is performed by volunteer workers of all ages report from ottawa by micha starr mjp a busv week on parliament hill the national productivity council got down to business with a full clays meeting under the chairmanship of george de young president of atlas steel the minister of trade and commerce and myself were present i could rot stay all day as i had to attend a meeting on amendments to the unemploy ment insurance act the new american ambassa dor mr merchant is coming to pay his respects in a day or two the first meeting of manage ment and labour called by the minister of trade and com merce and the minister of la bour went off well consider able progress was made with acceptance in principle at least of the idea of labour and man agement cooperating down the line certainly the extension of this principle could mean tremen dous difference in labourman agement relations in this coun try all it needs is a new look at labour management dealings why should not both sides try to get along in their own inter ests and in the interest of the canadian public another interesting getto gether lately as a means of amassing more information about current problems was a meeting called by the canadian conference on education the chairman was kurt r swinton and the meeting was called to announce a new study on the relationship between un employment and education among those in attendance in addition to myself as minis to hold leaders school at manchester half past tun the education committee of the ontario county federation of agriculture met at the home of mr and mrs lawrence doi ble uxbridge on thursday eve- ning march 9th the purpose of the meeting cedar grove march 23 many an irishman who was i never closer than three thousi was to make arrangements for mies to the barnev stone a school for leaders of farm re st patricks day this organizations and church groups within the county it was decided to hold this school on wednesday april 5th at haugens restaurant man chester leadership will be provided by the community programmes branch of department of edu cation ontario federation of agriculture and the dept of agriculture the leaders will cover such topics as effective meetings programme plan ning proper use of committees and publicity and public rela tions registration is to be made through the secretary of the federation mrs edna meyers goodwood it is felt that education is an important part of the program of the federation of agriculture and ontario county will wel come the participation of all leaders of farm and church or ganizations within the county easter sales 25 off new chesterfields free arm protectors reupholstering 5 yr guarantee terms draperies rugs slipcovers free home sendee and estimates interior decorating advice betty assi nck direct line stouftvuie to markham showroom stouff 509 stouffville office 684 markham 801 good friday services wideman mennonire church 10 am 2 pm stewart weber africa 730 pm gospel singers eastern mennonite col lege followed by slides from africa ter of labour was mr jodoin president of the canadian la bour congress and mr w george of the canadian manu facturers association also in attendance was mr george rob erts principal of ocvi in oshawa the house recently gave first reading to a new bill sponsored by the minister of labour and dealing with the rehabilitation of disabled persons the bill would coordinate existing plans and programs and would enlist federal and provincial cooperation the department of labour under the new bill would co ordinate federal activities in the field of vocational rehabili tation of disabled persons is provided for under the legisla tion the council chairman will receive remuneration and other members would be allowed trav elling expenses the whole basis of the new legislation is to encourage a more positive attitude among the provinces towards disabled or handicapped persons at the present time there are many people who for lack of training or other assistance find themselves unable to earn a living many of these people are not able to get in touch with the proper authorities in the prov ince in which they live in many cases they are not aware of the services which are available a more positive attitude to wards these people as provided in the legislation would result in many more being assisted than is presently the case postmortem on conventions was the order of the day in the commons on monday and tues day with both the liberal and conservative rallies coming in for analysis and criticism members on the opposition side said that the conservative rally was dull and government members maintained the liberal rally in ottawa in january was completely without organiza tion the flurry arose on monday following a liberal nonconfi dence motion and spilled over year with great gusto it is doubtful if even the most elab orate celebrations had any more irish or any more fun than the recognition of the day at cedar grove school the blackboards were fes tooned with shamrocks and no matter what the national origin there was nary a child that was not wearin a bit o green the regular red cross meeting co incided with the 17th of march and the children planned the meeting to make the most of that date every child took some part in the programme all who take music lessons had their chance at the piano as the programme progressed and from all appearances there will be no shortage of musical talent in the village in the next few years billy dawson who plays the accordion gave several ren ditions and showed his progress admirably those who do not lean towards music contributed to the programme with wonder ful irish stories about lepre chauns and poems about every thing under the irish sun when the official programme was over the children sang all the songs they have learned un der mr bushs careful instruc tion and both junior and senior choirs sang well loud and long for a school that has a very limited irish representation they gave the irish saint a splen did anniversary celebration it is always a treat to see the school children conduct their meetings and programmes the preparation and conducting of the meeting is left entirely to the children and they do the job beautifully jerry dean who is president of the junior red cross this year handles affairs with ability and patience and when he is called upon to act as prompter for the small tykes he handles that with the same ease and charm as he does the planned and rehearsed parts of the programme when you go from puddle to hump along the roads and your muffler finally gives out and the kitchen floor is mudcovered all the time it must be spring some picnickers apparently lighted a fire by george reesors pile of ties on sunday and did not take sensible precautions with their fire the result was complete loss of the whole pile of ties this is the kind of care lessness that makes a farmer very leary about granting per mission to strangers and down right annoyed when the privi lege is abused as was the case on sunday tile euchre series ended on monday night with winnie el- son and ben lotton heading the series carrying prizes were won by margaret oldham and charlie booth and prizes for the night went to jean wheeler ethel smith margaret oldham levi booth bill hollinger and business directory accountants insurance john c wyue fia licensed public accountant auditor m main st w- stouflville telephone 49a residence 515il residence rr 2 stousvllie william l mcmullen chartered accolntaxt 10s 10th line south stouftvuie 3s10 kmpire 33014 stouff 63jt auctioneers mahcfey gordon dimma another eu chre in two weeks there is syrup boiling at the willis reesor farm this week and since there is lots of sap this year it seems to be a long operation sorry to hear of doreen daw sons accident she sprained her ankle while playing basketball hope it will soon be better on tuesday by wednesday the house had got conventions pretty well out of its system and was buckling down to regular business in a drive towards the easter recess if everyone who drives a car if everyone who drives a car could lie a month in bed with broken bones avii stitched- up wounds or fractures of the head and there endure the agonies that many people do theyd never need preach safety any more to me or you if everyone could stand beside the bed of a close friend and hear the doctor say no hopes before that fatal end and see him there unconscious never knowing what took place the laws and rules of traffic i am sure wed soon embrace if everyone could meet the wife and child he left behind and step into the darkened home where once the sunlight shined and look upon the vacant chair where daddy used to sit im sure each reckless driver would be forced to think a bit if everyone would realize pedes trians on the street have just as much the right-of- way as those upon the seat and train their eyes for children who run recklessly at play this steady toll of human lives would drop from day to day if everyone who drives a car would heed the danger signs placed by highway engineers who also marked the lines to keep the traffic in the lane and give it proper space the accidents we read about could not have taken place and last if he who takes the wheel would say a little j prayer and keep in mind those in the car dependent on his care and make a vow and pledge himself to never take a chance the great crusade of safety then would suddenly advance author unknown garden service continued from page 2 answer is simple because we have a canadian climate and canadian conditions that are entirely different from those found anywhere else in the world there are certain varie ties of flowers and vegetables grass and shrubbery that may give wonderful results say in england or france or the unit ed states but which will not do well if at all in canada some are much too tender some re quire a longer growing season than we have in the greater part of this country some re quire entirely different soil some for various reasons might be highly susceptible to some diseases blight or other ene mies which may be found here but not elsewhere because of our special climate and other conditions canadian seed cata logues only list those varieties of flowers and vegefjies grass and so on which will normally thrive in canada and which have been tested under cana dian conditions and are recom mended especially for canadian conditions indeed seed firms would be foolish to follow any other course because it is in their direct interest as well as that of the buyer that the seeds purchased should do well dater and numbering stamps full line in stock 60c to 95c get them at stouffville tribune w d atkinson thoue stouffvilik s03 licensed auctioneer and sale manager salks conducted anywhere specializing tn the preparation and selling of purebred consign ments and dispersals farm auc tions furniture and real estate sales bills prepared and posted at no extra cost this specialized ser vice really pays off and means money in your pocket phone stoukfvlllb 308 ken clarke prentice auctioneers licensed and authorized for the counties of york and ontario mllllken px ph ax 369s7 markham po ph mark 34 6 prentices have been established auctioneers since 1s90 a s farmer licensed auctioneer counties of york ontario farm stock furniture sales a specialty telephone gormlcy 5311 address gormley po 5935 insurance for insurance calk lloyd f harvey kktl gormlcy fhone gormley 5369 state farm mstcil altcrebiltinjarjrkt coj sute farm life insurance co suie farm frearj cajn coii head office tororto out thos birkett and son ltd general insurance agency stouffville ontario insurance in reliable companies at reasonable rates prompt service telephone 716 eveningsgordon r birkett 717 los clarke 281 bob hassard 6s2 beauty salons the powder puff beauty salon joy oneill days tues thru sat nights wed and fri for appointment call stouff 465 margarets beauty salon corner rupert westlawn crcs for appointment call stouffville 461 7tf chiropractors th everyone can own kennedy chiropractic office a 0 hart kennedy dc 17 church si s stouffville hours mon wed fri 2 pm 9 pm phone sfouftvillc 617 answering service fred m pugh mutual life of canada general insurance we have often heard of the man who doesnt believe in life insurance but have yet to hear of the widow who doesnt phone stouffville 5w legal william g parsons llb barrister solicitor 157 main st w po box 820 phone 448 stouffville mccullough button barristers solicitors notaries 33 main st w siouftville solicitors canadian bank of commerce il reg button ba 103 obrien ave ph 239 david a coon ba gormley rr ph gormlcy 5387 you get so much more for so much less gentle airbreeze system controlled heat or airdry large loading door fullsize drum convenient lint trap wm s baird dc doctor of chiropractic xray hrs 1012 am 24 79 pm monday to friday saturday 1012 am 337 main st n mnrkham ont telephone 701 dental kennedy kennedy barristers solicitors notaries 07 richmond st wi toronto ross kennedy pror hwy 7 locust hill markham 755 arthur a kennedy prot hwy 7 locust hill markham s32 cattanach hindson barristers solicitors stouffville by appointment anytime phone markham 25 5iain street markham phone 25 neil c smith lds nns graduate of unlversit of toronto office over canadian bank of commerce telephone 107iv stouftrllle dries clothes for onl 2 cents a normal load funeral directors l e oneill stouff villi funeral director and embalm eh contlnuon telephone service ft or night phone stouffville 98x1 ps its no secret cas dries better faster cheaper visit our showroom or call today shqrgas limited 3sa yotirc st south richmond hill phone av 52634 call collect hargrave greenhouses m u m s cut flowers weddings corsages funeral and any floral designs phon 2w2 between 8 am and i pm affer hours s32w paul w j mingay ba barrister solicitor 61 slain street mnrkhnm onf phone markham 07 48lf robert w mcvey barrister solicitor suite 111 02 richmond street west markham toronto pbone 339 phone em 30381 optometrists e a grubin ro optometrist plcton siouftville in stouffville at the jamei mccreight residence 58 main st k on the following mondayl and tuesdays april 3rd and llh garnet vcray od optometrist stouffville medical centre phone gig for appointment hours 1000 am to 800 pm every tuesday for a perfect madetomeasure slit tailored from ihc best material nd at the lowest prices possible see 2tl uxbridge cleaners dyers vu 23171 uxbridge k

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