Whitchurch-Stouffville Newspaper Index

Stouffville Tribune (Stouffville, ON), March 26, 1964, p. 11

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stouffville coop 6401550 or 6401551 wants zone meetings for councillors to talk to markham twp ratepayers markham townhip council lor cleary palmer thinks its high time to clear the air and give the people an understand ing of what is going on and why there have been o many split votes by township council with these words councillor palmer intioduced his surprose palmer introduced his mirpribe ing on each member to organize a township council night to enable ratepayers to know just here they stand on vital issues councillor palmer said later he was becoming quite con cerned with the number of split votes weve been having and the way councils business has been run generally its getting so we would have a split vote on whether to have a cup of coffee he felt that ratepayer in general weie presently confused at just what direction the town ship is going and the way its getting there i feel these meetings in each of the wards he said would give each member a chance to stand up and present his views and let the ratepayers know just where he stands he stated it was his firm opinion that councillors should vote for what they believe in and not just go looking for votes in the next election x think its high time wc all balsam ml zion the ucw met last wed at the home of mrs leslie har bron with mrs harbron and mrs jack empringham on the programme the theme of the meeting was on easter with mr l harbron giving a read ing women of calvary mrs lewis jones read a poem be hold the crucified and mrs j empringham gave a paper on the wonder of the resurrec tion the roll was answered withan item on easter the next meeting is to be at tha home of rev t fleetham at greenwood with mrs percy jones and mrs f disney on the programme the 4h girls club met on saturday and continued work ing on their laundry bags which have to be completed next week mrs f noon of gravenhurst is spending a few weeks with her sister mrs r day mr lloyd wilson was able to return home on saturday from the hospital mrs chas fiss spent last week with her daughters mrs bert third at elmira and mrs wm wilson at buttonville several fathers and sons at tended the banquet saturday night at the church mr walter pascoe provided music and sar- geant rackham of pickering wai guest speaker mrs lome jones had dinner sunday with mr and mrs grant jones at brooklin the brooklin jr farmer ex ecutive met sunday night at the home of mr and mrs mur ray jones pine orchard mr and mrs clifford wagg of siouffvllle were recent sup per guests with mr and mrs harry brammer mr and mrs butler of bar- rie spent last week with mr and mrs mcgee mrs bum- stead of toronto also was a vis itor with her sister mrs mc gee mr and mrs bruce eveleigh and baby roger visited their grandfather mr r chapman thursday evening mrs hargraves of toronto spent a few days with her cous in mrs h mcciure and mr mcclure we are happy to report mrs itobt shropshire is coming a- long nicely at her home follow ing recent surgery in toronto mr bob hope of xemptvllle college spent the weeknd with his family here miss jean johnston visited in toronto a few days and attend ed the funeral of her friend mrs jjutland mr and mrs harold eve leigh spent the weeknd with mr chapman and were satur day night supper guests with the johnstons mr will lundy is in york county hospital all wish him a speedy recovery what a welcome sight this am to see two red winged blackbirds jhitiisshihssihshi l york cooperative medical services the best medical care plan for residents of york county aonprofit funds are put to work for hie benefit of members ownership and control by those who use 1u services local service oflw centrally located al i salt m m yooj jrree north richmond hul ontario pfcem 8m1mi i 1 to york cooperative medical services 31 yonge st n richmond hill ontario i i please send details of your rates and coverage to name i address i i i this request does not obligate me in any way i stand up and be counted ratepaers he said unless they attend ecry meeting have very little opportunity of assess ing councils reasonings on vari ous issues these meetings would give them a chance to know where their representa tives stand for their own benefit and the townships mr palmers notice of motion outlined the following proce dures that would be followed at various meetings these meetings if the motion is appioved will be held in the evening any time before the end of september and october of tliis eir each councillor the deputy- reeve and rcce will be complet ely icsponsible for the conduct of his own meeting each one will by way of example appoint a chairman of his choice all membeis of council will be allowed to speak for 25 min utes no longer on the subject markham township as i see it due to the lengthy meeting there will be no question period at the conclusion of the first meeting all membeis of council are to teceive a copy of all speeches delivered by each mem ber in each one this will foie- stall any i emote possibility of saying one thing in one yone and another in a different zone 1 feel the implications in this ate obvious mr palmeis motion went on to give the various order and dates o the proposed meetings i feel this is something of an innovation he said and some thing we need very badly your mp reports by sliehael starr mt the budget was brought down on monday evening march 16th by the hsrourable walter gor don minister of finance the date of the budget was a little earlier than usual and it brought forth some speculation as to the reason for this early date the most logical specula tion is that ihe government wanted the budget revealed pri or to tlie dominionprovincial conference slated for march 31st they nould then be in a position to say to the provinces that they were unable to come to their assistance financially due to their own fiscal position the budget as not spectacu lar the minister noted that the upswing which began in 1961 continued and the piospects were that 1964 would be a good year unemployment continued to deo ease following the pattern which began in 1961 and em ployment was iuci easing all of the policies of the former gov ernment weie retained and they have had a favourable effect upon the economy deficits are still being main tained even though the promises at election time were made on balanced budgets the 11 sales tax imposed last year on building materials and production machinery is be ing applied and no retreat from oiis tax was made four percent of this tax has been in effect and an additional four percent will be added to the purchase price on march 31st of this year the remaining three percent will come into effect december 31st 1964 this tax is bound to have an adverse effect in the construc tion and manufacturing areas some manufacturers are plan ning to move south of the bor dcr as the result of this tax this means less jobs in canada and works in reverse to what we are trying to achieve there is also the possibility of a slowdown in house building this summer because of the ad ditional tax and because many homes weie built this past win ter in order to qualify for the 500 bonus offered by the gov ernment for constructing homes in the winter months the budget provided no change in liquor and tobacco tax lates except for some tax ease ment allowing scotch wiskey to enter canada in 25 ounce bottles theie is a provision for the deduction fiom taxable income of tuition fees paid by pai ttime students if exceeding s25 annu ally 1 wonder how many of these make enough to esen pay income tax the outstanding part of the xtmiti munk 26 1964 the stouryiui tusune tt h public skating at stouffville arena every saturday 830 pm admission 50c wednesdays 1 5 pm parents and children admission 20e heated arena hockey friday march 27 community league playoffs finals 800 pm greenwoodmt zion vs ringwood budget was the extension of family allowances to the stu dents attending school fulltime in the ages 16 and 17 piovision is made to pay them 1000 a month this should be an in centive to continue school and achieve a completed education this is so necessary in this technical age overall tax cuts vre com pletely rejected by the minlsur of finance and instead an addi tional income tax of 1 effectlv january 1 1964 is now belnl paid by canadian taxpayersand as well additional sales taxes are being levied through the purchases of building materials and production machinery vroief 61 jetmeotk chevrolet impala sport coup 113inch wheelban new ckevett maltbn sport coups usinch wheelbatl et chevy ii nova sdoor sedan 110inch wkettbtue i iiicllc tl cofvair monza club coupe 108inch wkeelban you happy si corvette sling ray sport coupe 98inch whtetbatt a general motors valut luxury cars thrifty cars sport cars sporty cars big cars small cars long ears short cars family cars personal cars different models of cars why one stop at your chevrolet dealers is like having your own private auto show land if we had room here we could go on and on and list all the engines chevrolet offers starting at the chevy ips 90horsepowcr 153 4cylinder its the thriftiest and ranging all the way up to the big chevrolets extracost 425horsepower 409 v8 its the greatest we could wax eloquent about the choice of trans missions and how they team up with those chevy power plants to produce some of the goingest cars ever or the fact that you can have umpteen different exterior and interior col6r choices enough in fact to allow some of our lady cus tomers to have the sort of fun in buying and chwrolet choosing that they generally reserve for shoe stores and all tha models with bucket seats and all the models without all of them comfortable as all getout and the hundreds yes hundreds of different extracost options c serious ones like positrac- tion and gay ones like the new amfm radio but all thats best left to your chevrolet dealer the long arid short of it is hell go to any length to show yon exactly the kind and size and price of car you want and exactly how reasonable that price can be for you to be able to enjoy so much more car the great highway performers chevrolet chevelle chevy h corvair corvette see your local chevrolet dealer be sure to see bonanza on the cbctv network each sunday check your local listing for channel and time cxu cmsmes chcvrol ct oldsmobile limited sj0ukvh1i oniajuq j t

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