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1 the stpurrvule tbtuhf tfarty al telu toufftitlle qxibum established ism a v nolan son publisher member of the canadian weekly newspaper association and the ontarioquebec newspapers association member of the audit bureau of circulations athoru u condciixi miu potooc dtpt ottawa issued every thursday at stouffville ont in canada 350 elsewhere 450 c h nolan publisher ju thomas associate editor our editorial comment watch our for canadians uncle sam canadianamerican relations are at the lowest point today that they have been for generations the recent episode in a toronto theatre almost caused internation re percussions it seems that a canadian audience cheered when newsreel scenes of the dismal failure of the us navys first vanguard were shown the canucks ridiculed the us satellite with derisive laughter somebody reported the incident and half a dozen congressmen got a letter one letter went so far as to suggest the next atomic bomb testing grounds should be in southern on tario another letter suggested the united states should take over can ada lock stock and barrel well much as we like and admire the yanks canadians wish to remain independent as long as the amer icans retain their highhanded meth ods of dealing with canada cana dians will remain a prickly lot the very thought of merging the two countries should be more frightening to the americans than the canadians north of the 49th parallel the people are a highly indigestible lot for example canadians are very conscious of the constitutional rights of provinces even more so than the individual rights of states if canada became part of the united states each of tm ten provinces would insist on being taken in a a separate state of the union with the yukon and the northwest territories adding an other two this would of course mean 20 new senators all of whom would be unruly independent difficult to con trol and almost impossible tc assimil ate add to them another two hund red in the house of representatives who would be equally flamboyant boastful gregarious and independent and you have a lot of trouble on your hands then the people who live on the atlantic provinces in canada would immediately proceed on the assump tion that they were destined to con trol the united states as they have succeeded in controlling canada the maritimes approach this question in deadly earnest they say they eat more fish which makes their brains more fertile vigorous and ingenious and theyll go out of their way to prove it the yanks would find the east erners talking day and night about being sold out for the prosperity of upper canada and the westerners talking incessantly of wheat yes the attempted absorption of canada into the united states would definitely play hob with the even tenor of affairs across the border it would be upsetting and finally humiliating because the resourceful ness of the canadians would have them owning and running the great neighbor to the south in a few short years besides canada has grown up as a nation finally and canadians are able to laugh at themselves as well as others apparently the americans have lost the ability to take a jbke they have become so great in their own eyes they must be laughed with at all times never laughed at elmira signet indians liked it too r the time of year ig again with bs when many residents of the rural areas are in the sugar bush collecting tfw annual haul of maple sap and nuking syrup candy and sugar while it may not have been welcome to this section the blizzard of a few weeks ago did have some good effects those who have know ledge of this business point out that when there have been big snows as spring approaches there have been good runs of sap this years run is proving quite good though many of us may believe tfoe making of maple sugar began with our forefathers who were pion eers in this country the royal on tario museum reveals that the art was one of the few contributions to our civilization by the indian after slashing the tree slantwise with a tomahpwk a wooden chip or spout was inserted to guide the fluid into birchbark pails resting on the ground a number of such receptacles are on display in the museum in toronto varying in size and design one of the methods of- boiling down the sap was to use earthenware pots the other was to drop redhot stones into a sap trough such as those commonly used by the mohawks hollowedout basswood logs in the latter process the stones were re moved when cold and more hot ones dropped in so that the boiling down was accomplished only after a great deal of labour although poor in quality and meagre in quantity the product thus obtained was a highly valued one being the only sugar available would make unemployment insurance more unjust it was interesting to note that last week a group of workers who were presently on strike were to seek the payment of unemployment in surance benefits from the dept of labpur just how much brass can one take just why those who will not work should dip their sticky fingers into a pot provided to a large degree by thousands who are quite anxious to keep employed few will be able to explain this is just a sidelight on the injustices of unemployment insur ance while thousands and thous ands who pay unemployment insur ance have drawn on that fund justly hundreds of thousands have never had a cent from this insurance they are the workers who have steady employment and often at a lower rate than those who demand fancy wages out of all proportion to their worth we believe that to be fair after a worker has paid into the unemploy ment insurance pot for a period of say five years without drawing any benefit by reason of true unemploy ment that he or she should be given a reduced rate of assessment as it is workers most particu larly in rural sections who do enjoy steady employment year in and year out continue all their lives to sub scribe to the fund surely after a good number of years of uninterrup ted work it is proof that a man or womans job is reasonably steady and they should not have to pay the standard rate to us it is rank in justice and should any government even consider such an agreement as to pay this insurance to strikers the injustice cup would overflow final vote appeals are re sounding from poll to poll according to the new york coffee and sugar exchange coffee totals 25 percent of all latin american exports and is the worlds leading agricultural product in foreign commerce new books in i leave stouffville r to toronto too m exc sun hoi 096 cm sun hoi so pm exc sun hoi s90 pm san hoi ticket a information at mr r snowball barber shop phone stojb the local library fiction a family affair eddy best two s faber peace river country allen the new england story hough 450 from faddlngton christie a straw in the wind bennett one white star carroll the world of suzie wong mason post stories of 1956 arctic submarine mars blue nose ghosts creighton confessions of a scoundrel orlando the bedside guardian brown angel with bright hair bachelor nonfiction black moses beattie the desert rata verney nine rivers from jordan johnston tonga ledyard the bridgeplayers bedside companion ostrow raiders from the sea lepotier complete book of annuals rockwell liquor vote richmond hill set for june 21 richmond hill town council monday night on motion of dep utyreeve donald l plaxton and councillor w j haggart asked the ontario liquor board to have the vote on the question of establishing a beer and liquor store here on saturday june 21 it was generally agreed that a saturday vote would be most convenient for the majority of the ratepayers the councils choice of date is subject to the liquor control board approval perennials for every garden wilson two years in the antarctic wamon cassino portrait of a battle majdalany over prairie trails grove a temperate dispute neatby the book of canadian poetry smith the english masters shipp the dutch masters shipp drawn from memory shepard in our mail box treatment of animals stouffville tribune dear sirs we were sorry to see in this weeks issue of your good paper the picture of a farmer using a twoyear old bull to work along side of a horse this is not only cruel in that a horse is so much fot parents only family motor trip by ninty lltttii a wise traveller never des pises his own country wrote goldoni and in lady eatons fascinating autobiography me morys hallshe mentions twice her desire that her children should see canada a train trip is a delight to a child and a plane flight is a nevertobefor gotten experience but the great majority of families travel as inexpensively as they can by car holidays spent happily unify i the family new experiences are 1 exhilarating and travel is one door to education a good jour- ney is one which every member of the family recalls with pleas ure why not plan a trip for this summers holiday write at once to the tourist information bureaus in the areas you hope to visit be sure to include time spent in some of our beautiful national or provincial parks children love maps and they will appreciate having a part in vacation prep arations give one child the job of keeping track of the mileage eacn day another might write down money spent on gas and oil participation is the basis of enthusiastic cooperation parents travelling with little folk have found it very worth while to write ahead and make overnight reservations at rec ommended hotels resorts or cabins if this is not possible about the smallest detail and that none is overlooked by him if a birds nest happens to be in thy way either on the i ob the f ot stopping ground or in a free thou shalt vveu not tike the mother with the find before darkness falls to suitable accommodation young but shalt let the mother go and take the young ones to thee that it may be well with thee and thou mayest prolong faster and higher but is against tny oav deut 22 and so we the law we hope that this farmer and any other who so uses his animals will be visited by the right authorities and in structed on the proper way of treating his good servants we are always astounded to see how thoughtless some peo ple are towards animals yet god himself through his word could go on and on it is written that stewards must be true and faithful and he made us stewards over all his works therefore knowing that the eyes of the lord are everywhere and there is noth ing hid from him it behooves us all to search and mend our ways for our treatment of shows such great concern about th ea is as imnortant a nlg and plliow spread er the welfare of every single crea- s5f iffj v1 1 a shady tree encourages relax- there is nothing more upsetting than an unsuccessful search for a place to sleep with cross over tired children constantly wail ing when are we going to get there fatigue quickly produces irri tability in both adults and chil dren arrange a rest period af ter the noon meal for all the family every day if baby is small he can sleep in his bas ket or the seat of the car can be used as a bed with safe guards to prevent him falling a rug and pillow spread under the welfare of every single crea ture which he has created read the following for instance and see how touching is his care for them all thou shalt not plow with an ox and an ass together deut to him as our treatment of one another regardless of color or creed in the book of zechariah god requires not only an answer as regards our stewardship but 22 which meansthat if an si- bood cannot be used most certainly hand l w y s a horse cannot i boo s most painful for it is thou shalt not muzzle the the fulfillment of the promise mouth of the ox that treadeth mad m genesls ln j out the corn doth god take nand are they delivered and care for oxen 1 cor 99 surely y blood of your lives thou shalt not see thy bro- wiu l quire as we have thers ox or sheep go astray done w them sha11 ll j but shalt surely bring them one with us let us not be de- again to him in like manner ceived 1 thinking that this shalt thou do with his ass or means man towards man only other and if one of them fall but towards all the prophet by the way thou shalt not hide makes blmse here we thyself from it but help to wh1 read carefully let us there- save it deut 22 ore r and understand note also how he thinks dolores deverell not townships duty for warble fly spraying a township council is not re quired to provide a warble fly spraying service at all w p watson ontario department of agriculture livestock commis sioner stated in a press report last week he said townships do it mere ly as an accommodation to cat tle owners he had been asked to clarify the situation some township councils have been puzzled by a recent change in regulations concerning warble fly spraying in former years they sprayed all cattle to have herds examined and only in fested animals sprayed would be more expensive councillors believed two rates suggested mr watson suggested town ships set up two rates a nom inal charge for spraying a whole herd and a much higher charge for inspecting and spraying only infested animals while the warble fly con trol act is a provincial statute k does not apply in any town ship until or unless the major ity of owners in the township petition to have it apply such being the case cattle owners and not the provincial govern ment decide whether they wish to take such steps as are appro priate to control this insect if an effective job is to be done all efforts must be con- 1 serv it was possible for town- centrated on treatment of cattle snlps t0 make lt ava at a cattle in the meantime the major ity of farmers treated their young cattle in accordance with the methods outlined in the reg ulations and quite a number of them succeeded in eradicating this pest from their herds out of deference to their ef forts the regulations have been amended in 1958 to provide for exemption of all cattle free from warble grubs thus commencing this year only those cattle with warble grubs have to be treated ever since the act was passed farmers have had the option of treating by spray or brush me thods method not fixed councils have never been granted authority to impose a particular method on any cattle owner in a number of townships spraying equipment has been purchased and in some cases ation it is worthwhile to turn off the main highway and travel down a quiet country road in search of solitude it is grand for mother not to have to prepare meals and wash dishes in order to cut on costs the family may want to eat out only one of the three meals if at all possible have the din ner meal at a good restaurant or hotel an early start can be made if breakfast is eaten at the place where the family has stayed overnight travelling with a small baby is easier in some ways than travelling with an active young ster who is into everything the little baby stays in one places but the diaper problem is not an easy one to solve an extra supply must be taken along and mother must have the opportunity every other day to wash out the diapers and get them dry some families make a twentyfour hour stop in a city with a daily diaper laun dry service in order to avail themselves of this help clothes for travelling for children should be comfortable durable and washable seer sucker or jersey sun suits need no ironing and corduroy over alls for cooler days are an ex cellent choice for the same rea son tuck the dirty clothes di rectly into the laundry bag do as little washing on the trip as possible a jar of water and a wash cloth and towel to wipe small sticky fingers is worth while bibs and paper handker chiefs are good ideas too small children get tired trav elling in a car and mother and dad must be willing to stop fairly often take son or daugh ter for a walk to stretch little legs fill the thermos bottle with cold tested drinking water in the morning and keep a sup ply of paper cups the drivers attention should not be distracted by anyone in the car mother will have to keep the children amused from time to time repeating a nurs ery rhyme singing songs re citing short poems all can be a specialist looks back even in the remote rural districts people seriously ill find it wise to consult a specialist and frequently do so on the advice of a local doctor a famous new york physician dr loomis wrote an account of his thirtyfive years experience as a con sultant the book was entitled consultation room and revealed how a wise and extremely sympathetic doctor felt about the thousands of troubled people who during those years had sought his advice one must have patience he insisted even with people whose troubles seem imaginary he said that often when listening to a sufferer from a disease such as cancer he would be deeply moved in spite of the fact that he had been hearing similar stories over a long period just to know that the patient had suffered so much and would continue to suffer made him sympathetic after the person left his room another would come in whose ailment seemed trivial and super ficial hardly worth bothering about my first impulse dr loomis said is always to say to such a person your trouble is trifling ani petty a person has just left this room whose malady is ten times twenty times as great as yours you are just making a mountain out of a molehill the doctor goes on to say however that it is a mistake to make people feel you despise them after all their trouble is very real and you cannot help them by holding them up to ridicule even if it is only a sore toe or something less painful it clouds their whole sky the wise thing to do is to listen patiently and attentively and by tact enable them to get over it whatever you do dont snub them this is good advice when people are distressed even if it seems frivolous they want to tell their story if they have their say and talk themselves out they may realize they are making much ado about nothing but it is better to allow them to arrive at that conclusion themselves dr ambrose sheppard of glasgow one of the greatest preachers of the last century was filled with selfreproach in his old age because he had riot been more patient with people who bored him he felt he had not been a good listener in a magazine article on good salesmanship the writer insisted it was necessary that the salesman should train himself in the art of listening you dont win the confidence and good will of prospective buyers by talking them down he said if you do that they resent your aggressiveness after allconversation isnt a oneway street a business man went on a trip to england and re turned to his family after an absence of four months as he approached home his sixyearold boy shouted from the verandah daddy im writing with ink now lots of more important things had happened in four months but to that youngster the worldshaking event was that he had graduated to a place where he could write with ink that wise business man appeared as tonished and said to the youngster thats wonderful son i want you to tell me all about it it takes a genuinely wise head and kind heart to listen to other peoples woes but it is well worth doing and there is scriptural warrant for it the prophet ezekiel was distressed and bitter when he saw the idol atries of his fellowcountrymen during their exile but he wanted to help them as well as rebuke them arid he tells us how he did it i sat where they sat he wrote he listened to them and got their point of view and only then was he in a position to help them dr g h morrison points out that although jesus became indignant we never find him ridiculing anybody he knew what was in man and that knowledge filled him with compassion even forthe most sinful when paul wrote to the philippian christians he knew how sound was this advice let this mind be in you which was also in christ jesus it is easy to raise a laugh at people and sneer at their weaknesses but it is a dangerous thing to do it degrades others and does harm to the man who indulges in it the mind of christ was never scorn ful our quotation today is by edmund burke next to love sympathy is the divinest possession of our humanity councils have endeavored to re- a picture book with quire farmer to make use of f frustrations is a the service which they were pro viding in the majority of cases far mers were- glad to comply pre sumably because brushing cattle is not a particularly pleasant job he said in view of the fact the major ity did take advantage of the with warble grubs it is scarcely logical or reasonable to require the treatment of cattle that can- large colored good thing to have handy dressing a doll is a good diver sion for a small girl even little children can enter into the good times of simple games such as seeing who can see a barn or a red cow or a sheep out the car window or i spy using colors instead of 1st letters if mother and dad can stand the noise a mouth organ can amuse a child for a long family motoring is a real ad- a safe and happy trip this vacation copyright very nominal cost now that compulsory features of the act apply only to cattle m not possibly contribute to the warb it is rather dim- ha spread of this pest mr wat- to estimate advance tlj ssl s son said number of cattle that may re- when the original act was quire treatment mr watson placed on the statutes in 1947 a i sa majority of young cattle in this a co we feel province were infested with war- ownin rp ay g ment or arranging or pnvate u operators to provide the service destruction of should establish two rates a nominal rate to apply in cases ce where farmers treat all their ould also be pointed out cattle and a much higher rateit onus for determining whe- per head in herds where treat- ther or not cattle require treat- ble grubs as a consequence it was deemed advisable to require all cattle to be treated provide exemptions with the passing of time it was discovered that few mature mentis limited to cattle with i ment ress wlth the owner the cattle or calves born after sept w grubs j inspectors job is to enforce the 1 of the previous year were in- actually farmers are well p t the act in other fested the regulations were 5 n a rattle treated w to see that cattle with then amended to provide for ex- sprayine service it awaiv- grubs are trrated at the time or etnptlon of these two classes o i i times prescribed wanted more cream shippers for best results ship your cream to stouffville creamery we pay two cents more per pound butterfat for cream delivered to the creamery to have our truck call phone 186w stouffville creamery co cold storage lockers for rent atwcoot30caatcacaapcpoa3cg 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 k w bete construction co stouffville onl phone stouff 195