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the stouffville tribunp established 18m a v nolan son publishers member of the canadian weekly newspapers association and the ontarioquebec newspapers association member of the audit bureau of circulations autnorued jndtii mail postoace oept otuw printed and issued every thursday at stouffville ont in canada 5250 elsewhere 5350 c h nolan puoksher ju tboaii assoc editor notes and comments ked shield appeal is on in stouffville the salvation army has always been an organ ization of the ieople for the people by the people itsaim is people especially those who are in need without respect to class color or creed in canada almost 100 salvation army social ser vice institutions are ministering to a wide diversity of human need behind the ked shield are sunset lodges for aged women kventide homes for aged men homes for unmarried mothers and their infants childrens homes receiving homes where women on remand from the courts are accommodated or where destitute women are carad for hostels for homeless or working men industrial workshops as well as a magnificent chain of 1g general and maternity hospitals those are institutions but there are many more services family welfare disaster relief missing persons bur eau and of course the armys wellknown prison and police court work on behalf of both men and women all of these red shield operations are carried on by the people the devoted workers of the salva tion army who ask no reward more than the satisfac tion of work well done and behind them the great army of supporters who show their interest by giving generously in time and money the salvation armys annual red shield appeal for funds is now in progress in stouffville and else where you are asked to give generously the cam paign slogan is the open door help to keep this door of humanitarian service open wide open open to all who have need mr frank riches is your local chairman vote on sewers will be important milestone stouffville municipal council have taken an im portant step forward towards the installation of a sewerage system in town and next month the taxpayers will be asked to vote on this important question an engineering firm has been engaged and will commence this week to take a survey of the entire town for sewerage installation and on their estimate of the cost the people will be asked to vote whether or not you as a taxpayer are for or against a sewerage system only a blind man can deny that such a system is inevitable within a very few years and even sooner if health authorities choose to force the hand of the municipality stouffville is developing rapidly and while its growth can be retarded by subdivision restrictions the metropolitan tide is coming ever closer sewers are essential to sound sane development the job will cost a lot of money perhaps half a million dollars but no growth is got without expenditure certainly every business man knows this fact in the next few years thousands and thousands of dollare would be spent by home owners in the instal lation of septic tanks and cellar drains how much better off would the municipality be if this same money was applied to a sewerage system there will be those ratepayers who have septic tanks and goodworking drains who will sit smugly by and say why should i vote for a sewerage system i dont need good communities were never developed from such a narrow approach the need of the com munity and our fellow citizens is much much more important than our own as an individual and must be viewed as such financially stouffville will not be any better off at any time than right now to assume the added bur den of sewers our debenture debt when compared with the majority of municipalities including our neighbors is only a trifle when the vote is called in june on the installation of sewers a vote yes will be a forward step for the entire town one for which no one will have regrets in the years ahead new seals enter into picture in the coming provincial election the people of ontario will elect 98 members to the provincial legis lature this is an increase of eight over the previous legislature it is however 14 fewer than was the case some twentyfive years ago when there were 112 seats in the ontario house in the redistribution made last year eight new seats were created one of them being a new oshawa riding in which most of the rural section formerly attached to the riding of ontario has been attached to make the new ontario riding almost en tirely rural it is interesting to note the location of the seven other new seats in the legislature ottawa is given a third member and londons representation is in creased from one to two there is a new riding in northern ontario to give that section of ontario seven scats wentworth east adds a new riding to the hamil ton area and there arc three new ridings in york county all in torontos metropolitan area at first glance looking at the traditional political allegiances of most of these areas the new seats have loaded the dice rather sharply in favor of the government naturally with a house as onesided as the last legislature the government is in a favored position in the election the legislature at the end of the 1955 session had 7s conservatives 7 liberals 2 ccf one laborprogressive and there were two vacant seats it can be said however that this represents about rock bottom for the opposition parties and that the only way in which they can move is upwards it can be taken for granted that they will make some gains and provide a much stronger opposition at least than has been the case for some years but it would take a landslide of tremendous proportions to turn out the government and there is little indication on the poli tical horizon that such a landslide is likely tmnmnuiiivivutmmmtmmii cream for best results ship your cream to stouffville creamery we pay i wo cents more per pound butterfat for cream delivered to the creamery cold storage lockers for immediate rentals stouffville creamery co to have our truck call phone is6w imtlut llltsvll1lhllh1lvvlhi for parents ovlt day dreaming when 1 could no ieep for cod i had tire enough in my jrain and oumej with roofs of gold my beautiful castles in spain jame5 rue lowell wrote thee touching lines of his early youth he also stated his conviction that solitude is is needful to the imagination as society is wholesome for the character d3y dreaming has been an occupation of people of every age and every country do 30u remember some of the daydreaming you did as a child perhaps you still escape the hard realities of everyday life by imagining how different things might be a certain am ount of enjoyment of phantasy is part of growing up it is an cverctse in creative imagina tion frequently a child with a high iq prewnds he has an imaginary friend and to him that friend is almost as real as a fleshandbicod person fie carries on long conversations with this pal mother may hear him chattering in the dark after he has been tucked into bed an only child who is longing for companionship ot- en meets his desire for friend ship in this way some time ago a survey was made at teachers college co lumbia university of several hundred preschool boys and girls about a third of them had imaginary companions while many of the smaller children had pretend animals as pets this study should be reassur ing to a mother who may be slightly alarmed over her childs vivid imagination when a child starts to school and is caught up in a new and exciting world with other chil dren and teacher what hap pens with few exceptions these creatures of their fancy gradually are forgotten and disappear the school age child who plays indian may daydream when he is by himself he be comes the hero the big chief in the game of his imagination thus he feels superior and im portant the small girl who is not very nappy with her classmates may long for her family to move to another home she can picture herself surrounded by a group of little girls in the new school who welcome her and ask her to join in their games it is quite natural for tooys and gits to dream about what they will do when they are ad ults and play games around these activities they may change their choice of voca tion ifrom time to time but it is fun to pretend to be grown to be earning ones own jiving the main character in mary oharas hook my friend flic- ka is a very lovable younger brother ken who was given to building castles in spain to- by naacj clearer ward the end of the book the old family doctor says day dreaming is as potent and se ductive ac morphine once youve got the habit it has got you making a practical thinker and performer out of a day dreamer is serious busi ness this is rather a somber warn ing but it need not alarm par ents unless a son or daughter daydreams so much that it interferes with play or school work mothers and fathers can however lessen the urge to daydream by helping a child face his troubles and difficul ties and try possible solutions castles in spain are fun but not so satisfying as courageous building with the tools and maj terials which lie all around copyright i laff of the week report from parliament by michael starr mp ontario hiding the work of parliament is monotonously droning on we have had a great deal of de bate on the budget but it has tailed to produce any sensa tional revelations it has given those taking part in this debate an opportunity to talk about everything else but the budget as a result it lengthens the number of days that parlia ment will be sitting during this session the latest prospect of the termination of the session is that it will not be over be fore the end of july the work however is being done in the main by the var ious standing committees who are working throughout the day while parliament is sitting on the various estimates and policies of governmental de partments in the past number of weeks there have ibeen no interesting revelations in the house with the exception of the resignation from his party of ross that cher the member for moose- jaw mr thatcher was a ccf member and he resigned from that party this was an ex tremely heavy blow to the ccf party ijecause during the ten years he has been here ross thatcher has established for himself quite a national reputation it is true that a good deal of the basis on which he has es tablished that reputation that is the things which he has said which have brought him promt- nence ave not been easy to reconcile with socialist ccf principles but nevertheless he had become a national figure and the resignation of anyone of that stature from a party because of a disagreement over policy is bound to be a great setback to the party and the business directory dental neil c smith los ous graduate of umversitj of toronto office oer canadian sank of commerce telephone lotxv stouffville e s barker lds ods honor graduate of university of toronto office over harolds grill phone 2lw stouffville medical dr s s ball physician and surgeon xray office corner of obrien main phone 136 coroner for york county theres probably some terms on that better let os lick em off jjuseltes- heres where i quit after spending several years in what could be called back woods i arrived in toronto on a very hot july day quite a long time ago the only friend i had in the big city was the late dr peter brycc and he says i was wearing rubbers and it was over ninety in the shade i still remember that one of my first thoughts was that i must get my pants pressed and spruce up honestly i can still remember some boners i committed and i never see new arrivals no matter where they are from without feeling i want to lend a helping hand i once saw a newspaper article to the effect that over 40000 young people arrive in toronto every year and every canadian city has a steady influx of newcomers make no mistake about it this steady stream of young people especially has a wholesome stimulating effect upon life in larger centres a cneat canadian citizen said recently that he had never seen a railway train until at nineteen he got on board one for a big city he wrote home to tell his parents about men eating in the diningcar he could hardly believe it i hope young people do not feel selfconscious when they launch out in their new surroundings i think young men feci worse than girls when exposed to any kind of ridicule no lad likes to be laughed at and ridicule can be a cruel keen weapon quite a number of years ago a young man left his village to attend a college in a large city everything was new to him and for several weeks his eyes opened wide with wonder he had all the nervousness and awkwardness which so many feel when first making acquaintance with city life in his tocket he carried a letter from his home minister to the pastor of a city church he wisely handed in his introduction and began to feel more at home when college opened the real thrills began gradually he overcame his shyness made quite a few friends and began to feel more at home he was asked to join a college fraternity and after a little hesitation he agreed to do so his friends told him it was an honour and he felt flattered some of the fellows seemed a bit noisy and talkative but he knew that it took all kinds to make a world so said nothing the first meeting of that fraternity disappointed him he didnt care for the conversation which was mainly profane and when the president of the group took out a pocket flask and passed it around he made a quick decision to the boy sitting next to him he said heres where i quit and he did he was a quitte and that isnt a nice word but it all de pends upon what it is we quit as a matter of fact it took a great deal of courage to leave the group and to tell them later why he had done jo the easy thing for him to do at that moment was to have sat still and said nothing there isnt anything in the world harder to face than ridicule and that is what he faced that day that student is now a man no longer young but widely known and respected in speaking to some friends recently about that experience he said i was a quitter that day but i know- now it was one of the wisest decisions i have ever nvtde in my life oca quotation today i by the son of dwieht i moody my father xtax grtntcr and better than niy termon he ever preached more so in this case as the membership of the ccf in the house of commons is not large what he did is not an easy thing to do it is a serious step to resign from a party mr thatcher has not done so for purposes of personal ambition because he has made it clear that he will not accept an invi tation to join any other party at least for the duration of this parliament i think everyone admires him for having made a difficult decision and deciding to carry it through everyone here in the llousb of commons likes ross that cher personally because of his cheerful and outgoing mariner and his natural friendliness everyone also recognizes that underneath there is a very con siderable ability and also a very conscientious desire to do a good job for his constituency and his country the present session lias not followed a pattern of consis tency where in former sessions i have been here we have de bated on on subjet to its con fusion we find that in this session more than once a de bate has been cut off after two or three days and another item of business has been started this brings about a situation where you do not know what business is to be brought be fore the house the following day until the government makes the announcement at the closing session of the pre vious clay there have been far fewer questions on the order paper tins session than in the pre vious two sessions in which i have been a member the government has been able to keep these questions down to about thirty where in other years they have reached as high as ninety there are 12 government orders on the or der paper at the present time and most of them are in the stage of second reading some of the bills still to be concluded are the veterans benefit act the prairie farm rehabilitation act the muni cipal grants act and the most important of course the am endment to the unemployment insurance act the unemployment insur ance act will take up a good deal of time as there will be a fulldress debate on second reading of the bill and then it will he referred to the stand ing committee on industrial relations since i am on that committee i will have the op portunity to question many as pects of this act and will have the opportunity also to urge the government to make still more changes both in the act and in the regulations the blind persons act is still in its second reading stage so far only three depart ments have been scrutinized in the special committee on estimates there is one more left and that is the department of finance if this committee proves to be satisfactory the opinion is that in the following sessions many more departments will be referred to it for scrutiny of the expenditures and poli cies of the various governmen tal departments canadas foreign trade contin ued to expand in march both exports and imports again showed increases over last year in contrast to january and february however imports showed a higher increase than exports canadian workers earned 4 more in january than in the first month last year a decline in laboui income in manufac turing being outweighed by in creases in other sectors this information has been released by the dominion bu reau of statistics weekly bul letin dated friday april 29th it also stated that ifewer births marriages and deaths vere registered in canada this march and the firstquarter tal ly showed 197 more births 16 more deaths and 23 fewer marriages than last year dr p j button dr g f buckley telephone 371 375vt xkav hours dally 9 to 12 am and 130 to 300 pm evenings 7 to 9 pm sundays 11 to 12 am and by appointment oolco over uution ltlk drs mitchell smith physicians surgeons xrat tliono 280 stouffville office hours daily 912 am z 4 pm 79 pm wednesday office closed in am sunday office open 2 s pm chiropractors sanitary contractor septic tanks pumped drain cleaned and itcpuircd 21 hour service c stunden richmond hill ill tu 41245 38tf a c kennedy chiropractor church street stouffville monday and friday 9 to 12 am imia ween hum n wx opromerric e a grubin ro optometrist picton stouffville at stouffville office on the fol lowing mondays and tuesdays afternoons and evenings only april 4th v til may 2nd 3rd 30th 31st phones 80j2 and 2ojl bricrbush hospital dat and night service maternity medical and surjcl member of the allied private hospital association government licensed main street east stooffvllle marie jack hairdressing llojd avenue stonffville permanent waving ilalrstylins and shapint machine machlneless cold wave phone stouftvllle s81 betty beauty salon victoria street mach1neless machine cold wave hair styling shaping phone stouffville 287 it bndgero auctioneers 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