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oe30e minium of 65 dozen for broiler hatching eggs we are expanding our hatchery at mount albert from 23000 chicks to 50000 chicks per week and because we also operate the large broiler pro cessing plant at aurora we are in a position to guarantee to take all of your hatching eggs this is the all important factor in supplying hatching eggs we pay a premium above fioc per dozen on all hatches above 5ti we supply the breeding cockerel free and we tan work out arrangements to supply you with the readytolay breeder hens at cost if necessary till provides a real opportunity for farm people in this area to add substantially to tlieir income if you have an empty buildin or have 3500 square feet of idle barn space renovations ran readily be made to accommodate iooo laying liens and a farm improvement loan is avail able from your banker for such purposes why nol investigate this moneymaking oppor tunity today by contacting nelson case or charlie cameron choice cutup chicken ltd hatchery division mount albert ontario telephone its lions hear address on upper canada village and st lawrence waterway developments for office supplies see the tribune one of the worlds greatest engineering projects of this cen tury he mammoth st law rence power and seaway deve opments that had been a dream for over fifty years and now is a reality offers numerous plea sant surprises and interesting features today in the finished slate visitors to the iroquoiscorn wall sector of the st lawrence river valley now are amazed to see the remarkable transforma tion that has taken place on the new shoreline most of the new shore of this 10mile stretch of the former international ravds section of the st lawrence on the canad ian side has been transformed into an interesting and historic al park area this is the result of the work and planning of the new ontariostlawrence devel opment commission which acted to make attractive park lands following river flooding and the creation of a new lake in the st lawrence to provide a head- pond for the mammoth internat ional electric power develop ment built by ontario hydro and the new york state power authority all the scars of construction now have disap peared and a beautiful new shore line has been created along the lake st lawrence banks a complete description of the the party has a program john addison liberal candidate for york north liberal party will put first things first full employment and job security come first in the liberal partys federal program to make them possible the canadian economy has to be put into high gear this is the first liberal priority to get the country back in order again to provide sound stable majority government able to make decisions and fulfill obligations the liberal plan is divided into six points the first three call for putting the economy in order and moving ahead to prosperity the next three are policies of social progress only possible when the first steps have been achieved a strong economy is essential before we do more of these things a liberal government will provide this as it has in the past we believe canada should defend itself with modern weapons not weapons for attack but for defense to deter the enemy 1 we believe canada should honor its commitments we believe canada should stand as a free and independent nation on full and friendly terms with its neighbors when sottml economy is achieved and only then we shall invest in the future in a four year liberal plan which calls for investment toward prosperity when these things are achieved there will be a national medi cal insurance plan this plan will provide free doctor care for all oyer 65 and for children we will continue to pay family allowances after the age of 16 for students who remain at school well make available interestfree loans for university students comprehensive scholarships provided for qnalified students when the economy is sound again the liberal plan calls for con tributory pensions for all protected through life and carried from job to job through the working life and for protection afterward the liberals have a strong farm program they have a plan for helping the towns in york north a liberal mp would continue strong efforts to develop a rail commuter service yes the liberal party has a plan and a program and a direction it is a party that can and will make decisions vote addison john x for action vote liberal for good government inserted by york north liberal association new parkland with its recreat ional facilities and the upper canada village was given by c g macintosh public pelat- ions officer for ontario hydros central region in an illustrated address at the dinner meeting of the stouffville lions club in the masonic hall last week the president lion jim ogilvy pre sided the construction of the st lawrence power development demonstrated the effectiveness of international team work this giant project that was built at a cost of some s600 million show ed how well the engineers and construction men of two friendly countries could plan and work together as one big team to con struct a great international pow er development to serve the people of two countries in new york state and in ontario it was a lesson to the rest of tho world demonstrating internat ional cooperation for peaceful purposes the speaker said by means of colour slides he gave a birdseye view of this 40mile long project he discuss ed the construction of the 2250 foot long iroquois control dam and its function also the 2540 foot long curved axis long sault control dam as well as the diversion of the long sault rapids and eventual flooding of these rapids the great power houses built into a single huge 3300 foot long reinforced con crete power dam also was des cribed and the huge turbogen erators and other equipment as sociated with the power houses were mentioned the speaker gave a brief des cription of the s400 million in ternational seaway which per mits passage of almost 80 per cent of the worlds freighter vessels up the st lawrence to gain access to the upper great lakes system and the heart of the north american continent historic village created one of the highlights of the talk was the description of cry- sler farm battlefield park and the historic upper canada vil lage created by the ontario st lawrence development com mission on the new lake st lawrence shoreline about five miles east of morrisburg the crysler farm battlefield park consisting of 2000 acres of beautifully landscaped park land is a tribute to the soldiers and settlers of early canada it was here that one of the decis ive battles of the war of 181214 was fought overlooking the park is the battle monument situated on memorial mound this mound constructed from earth taken from the battlefield before the st lawrence power project flooding is at the end of an impressive mall flanked by rows of oaks and maples at the foot of the mound stands the battle memorial building with its murals tablets and var ious historic mementos of the actual battle at upper canada village a visitor gets the impression of the calendar being turned back more than a hundred years and having the opportunity of step ping into the midst of some of canadas early history all the nostalgic charm of the past is captured and held in upper can ada village it is the recreation of a typical st lawrence val ley community of the 19th cen tury and all the more than 40 buildines have been relocated in the village from their original sites along the river bank and each has been restored or re furbished with painstaking ac curacy paradoxically upper canada village exists today because of the strides of modern progress when the gigantic st lawrence power project and the seaway were undertaken in 195458 it meant the end of existence of several small towns along the ontario shoreline of the inter national rapids section because their sites were completely inun dated by the rivers deepening and widening the decision to proceed with the planning and building of this realistic and typ ical village of the past also the historical crysler farm battle field park is a tribute to the imaginative forwardthinking planning by the parks commis sion and its chairman the hon george challies also former premier frost and the ontario government to create an auth entic permanent link with can adas early history and provide a valuable attraction old buildings preserved upper canada village nestles peacefully on the shore of the new lake st lawrence and be- causes of its historically accur ate development mirrors faith fully an important era in this nations early history some of the oustanding buildings in this village include cooks tavern the original building having been used as headquarters by the us general wilkinson during the battle of cryslers farm in nov ember 1813 this tavern was a famous inn on the old coach road along the river shore trav ellers journeying by coach be tween kingston and montreal used to stop at this wellknown hostelry as well as those travel ling by bateaux coming up the river the tavern was exten sively damaged by the battle of 1813 but was later rebuilt after the owner michael cook claimed war damages it is now furnish ed and restored to its appear ance in 1835 when it was a busy inn crysler hall the most impos ing building in the village was built by john pliny crysler and has been restored externally to its exact original condition it is a classical structure with its white doric columns and brick wings of majestic appearance the interior now is being userf as a museum of settlement con taining documents pictures ut ensils jewellery etc telling the way of life in the various small villages of the area in the past there are a number of his torical homes as well as two fine old churches one of the is christ church moved from moullnette and is typical of an i anglican church of 1837 the other church is providence church from eastons corners built about 1850 and used by all denominations whenever the appropriate clergyman or circuit rider arrived mr macintosh pointed out that one of the significant things about this historical village is the fact that so many of the buildings contain equipment that is being operated today just as it was a century ago for in stance the woollen mill produces wool and the saw mill cuts the wood in the old fashioned ways powered by the force of water streams in several of the build ings various handicrafts are car ried out by people in old time costumes in the manner tht this woik was done in the 19th century it is educational be cause these are not static dis plays but offer so much work ing equipment and activity that there are innumherable things of interest for visitors to see mr macintosh pointed out in conclusion that this historical village has helped to preserve the illustrious heritage of the canadian people and to keep for posterity a faithful reproduction of conditions in the early form ative years in this countrys de velopment and urged his aud ience to go and see this whole area for themselves park attendance up preliminary statistics indi cate that some 13665i visitors entered the 7 provincial parks ir the lake simcoe district last summer this compares with 856566 recorded during 1961 much of the increase results from visitor attendance at was- aga beach provincial park where vehicle entry permits commenced midway through the season vehicle numbering 3s0917 entered the lake simcoe dis trict parks in 1962 and camping was again poular with slightly over 101000 campers enjoying the facilities oficied tturuby mmh 7 1963 the stouitviiu tr1bun pa 5 government municipal and corporation bonds preferred and common shares inquiries invited russell beare 213 main street markhaiu telephone 2941523 subagfnl of wood gundy company limited winter fishing conservation officers in the lake simcoe district have been reporting good catches of white- fish taken during the past few weeks lake trout fishing ap pears to have dropped off but trout are still being taken along the crack north of geor- gina island in lake simcoe some pike are being taken in sturgeon bay close to waubau- shene and conservation officer fred bowes reports examining one good specimen which weighed it lbs taken on a frozen smelt other pike checked averaged 7 lbs good catches of perch are be ing taken in the victoria har bour and penetang areas ac cording to conservation officer bruce collins of midland crows sighted several flocks of crows have been sighted by conservation officer george love maple during the past few days al though we are still experienc ing below zero temperatures this may be a little indication that spring is not too far away constellation spotlight sale save money buy now floats on air no wheels or runners o mark freshly cleaned rutrs disposahle d i r i hag changes in seconds powerful full hp suc tion 0 dusting tools ride with cleaner always handy tour terms 29 main st w stouffville phone 6403622 sec also the trimscee buick spcoalsano the spowiy ouick sjooattk a oencral motors value whdewlii lies opuoiul it tltflcott mu2c be sure to watch the tommy ambrose show on the cbctv network check local listings for lime ana channel neii patrick motors limited stouffville ontario chas cooper limited clarcmonl ont phone 6492114 6192115