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Stouffville Tribune (Stouffville, ON), May 28, 1964, p. 13

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talpark motors your local ford dealer see test drive the new mustang drop in today and choose a brand new falcon fairlane galaxie thunderbird or one of the 1964 ford trucks large selection of used cars hwy your mp reports 7 just east of hwy markham ont 48 j why dont you like girls theyre too biased biased yen buy us this buy us that until im broke you say she made a million aire out of her husband yeah he was a multimillion aire when she married him by michael starr mf the municipal winter work has been proven to be a suc cessful program undertaken by the municipalities of canada this program was introduced in the fall of 1953 and has grown larger and more produc tive since in spite of the six weeks cur tailment jt has in the past win ter produced parttime jobs for some 161000 canadians the municipalities have done a good housekeeping job in se lecting projects with a high la bour content the average per centage of pvrol cost to total cost was 35 percent the federal government pays 50 percent of the labour cost and the province of ont ario pays an additional 25 per cent of cost involved in labour one province pays an addition al 40 percent leaving the cost of labour to the municipality of 10 percent this is quite an in centive and it encourages the municipalities to undertake projects covered by this prog ram during the winter months some 7244 project were un dertaken with quebec leading all other provinces with 2664 projects and ontario in second place with 1329 indian bands are also includ- ded in the plan and the de partment of citizenship and immigration acts as a province would on their behalf they un dertook and completed some 73 projects and provided employ ment for 1297 men on indian reserves where these projects were undertaken the estimated costs of all projects was s276 thousand this of courseincludes material and labour the labour cost am ounted to approximately s97000 to which the federal govern ment contributed iome 52000 winter after winter the mun icipalities have realized the va lue of this program and their numbers participating hae in creased appreciably since 1953 this program has generated ov er 1 billion worth of projects and has provided work for more than half a million cana dians at a time when many of them would have been unem ployed ihere are not many items un der government orders ap pearing on the program to be dealt with by parliament the pension act is dormant await ing the constitutional amend- ment so we are unable to deal with it the bill on redistribu tion has been withdrawn from debate in the house and no one seems to know when the gov ernment is prepared to proceed with it there are important amend ments to the national housing act but the government has not introduced them as yet for debate the estimates have had dis cussions but only for a short period the department o ag riculture has been before the house for a few hours during a period of two days and the de partment of public works has had 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giant size beach towel start now and save red white pink tapes offer expires joa 21th ij4 kmrthra this store only schells red white stouffville twenty tons of paper collected stouffville boy scouts collec ted an estimated twenty tons of paper on saturday in their col lection around town the boys worked from early morning un til late at night to complete the collection anyone who finds that his or her bundle was mis sed should phone to gordon smith stouitwiie 6403604 for a special pickup the boy and their leaders are most appreciative of the fine response to their request for papers this saturday the group will hold the aruk cubaree at which time aproximately five hundred boys from the area south of lake simcoe will ga ther in the local park leader walter winn and his local boys would welcome the opportunity to show local citizens cubs in action jobs open for local ladies the tribune has been advis ed by management of white- rodgers limited of markham that they have an immediate need for several young women to do light assembly work whiterodgers a leading manufacturer of automatic controls for heating refriger ation and air conditioning in forms us that they are concen trating their search for new people in the stouftville clare- mont brougham and immediate areas with primary emphasis on the 1840 year age group they clim that no exper ience is necessary that if the young lady has normal coord ination and dexterity that she can easily adapt heself to this type of work their notice giving all perti nent facts can be found in a display ad in this weeks trib une from cgit at mother and daughter banquet the canadian girls in train ing of stouffville united church entertained their mothers lat thursday e ening at their annu al mother and daughter ban quet the event was held in the church and approximately one hundred and seventy enjoyed a sumptuous dinner the evening was presided over by janet but ton following the dinner the girls conducted a singsong and various groups presented hum orous skits and recitations a toast to the church beatutifuily written and wellspoken was proposed by janet spence and rev a borland gave the re sponse miss susan barkey rendeied a vocal solo entitled mother mary rae saluted the mothers as sne proposed a toast to which her mother mrs wm rae so ably responded the leaders presented attendance awards to the following girls who had been faithful all year janet button anna mae san ders mary rae nelda booth betty lamoreauw linda plas- kitt linda wright kaien ham ilton donna knox janet spep- ce margaret alda pamela giles sharon lintnpr sharon sinclair janice smith cathy bacon susan barkey jane ter- woerds susan sehell nancv murphy gail goudie lynn badgero margat et birkett lois farthing susan jones jean davidson connie slack and colleen mckean rev borland assisted by mrs l jennings conducted the ceremony for sen ior girls leaving cgit mrs k steckley presented janet button mary rae bev robei ts norma jean sandiford anna mae sanders and janet spence with a pin and mr borland gave each girl a memory hook of her cgit days these girls are now encouraged to take their place in other phases of the churchs life the leaders for the 196364 season were mrs k steckley mrs j button mrs h jones mrs r button mrs r mercer mrs b taylor mrs b kmmerson miss c cos- sey miss j stoufifer and mrs l jennings superintendent he siouffyflle mtuhe itwvky my 28 1964 fje 13 york ess annual meeting the 64th annual meeting of york east district womens institutes was held in the thornhill united church on tuesday may 19th with the thornhill branch as hostesses district directors delegates and many members from the 17 branches ioined in the opening exercises led bv the president mrs h h mackay reports of the standing com mittees were rpad and interest ing events noted the curator of the tweedsmuir book which is a history of your locality ask ed for cooperation in this con- nection in order that there would be as complete a record as possible of kasl york dist airs g francey the prov board member gave an inter esting resume of the federated womens institutes of ontario in the past year and its future expectations luncheon was served by the ladies of thornhill united church and then our attention was drawn to the display of gifts to be sent to the fwio convention at wolfville ns in june and items tiiat may be purchased through the office at 20 spadina road toronto were also displayed miss helen mckcrclier took charge of the election of officers and those elected were hon pres mrs a c rcdpath past pres mrs h h mackay pres mrs c hooper 1st vicepres mrs r brumwell 2nd vice- pres mrs w g miller 3rd vicepres mrs c thompson sectieas mrs r kranre asst sectrcas mrs w g smith federation rep mrs g francey alternate mrs p r troriwav the york county wi broad casts over cfgm will continue on sundays from 657 to 700 pm in ihc fall and a commit- tc was chosen to arrange these program miss austria tanatis home economist for york and onta- getting ready to oil streets miller paving co had a num ber of men in town on saturday doing tar and chip patching on a number of the residential streets in town councillor par sons chairman of the road committee said that this work had to be completed in prepar ation for the annual oiling job and it was doubtful if the towns own maintenance men could complete the job in time due to pressure of other work in discussing the road prog ram with the chairman council agreed that some permanent paving should be undertaken on victoria and albert streets councillor parsons said the ac tual paving could be done when the reconstruction job was be ing done on baker ave lloyd ave wijl be completely torn up and resurfaced as it has broken up beyond any patching repair move bowling fence permission has been granted for the stouffville lawn bowl ing club to move the west fence of the grounds onto town property by three to four feet during bowling tournaments there is scarcely space for a walkway on the west side of the greens rio counties spoke briefly on her woik with the 4h groups re leader trainin classes and miss mckcrcher gave an inter esting address on the extension short courses offered by the depl of agriculture and al though there will not be as many courses as previously there are a number of really worthwhile ones available a beautiful hooked nig had been made at one of the courses hy mrs p r tredway featuring the w i crest and donated to the executive of york east dist mrs mackay reported on her work and visits during her term of office and wished the incom ing president success in the coming years and assured her of every cooperation and mrs hooper thanked her for her good wishes 3cxsssaes3cscocxs3aksgoars specials lean legs of lamb lb 49 minute steaks lb 89c ideal for barbecuing freshly sliced pork liver lb 29c bologna lb 29c freshly ground minceb beef 2 lbs 75c wieners 2 lbs 75c oboyles meat market s t o u f f v 1 11 k free delivery phone 6402532 10 day 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