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the tribune stouffville ont thursday may 1 1952 a b forfar general construction contracting no joli too large or too small phone stouffville 63512 or 365 l 0r6efamt i sismah thorobilt shoes a work shoe made for you to give absolute comfort and long wear solid construction made of quality leather specially treated to resist farmyard acids visit our mtoce and s how comjortabu a pair ot soman a thorobih can be lehmans shoe store main street stouffville stouffvillik tiolsteix makes 100000 louxd kecord homey jackie rag apple a purebred holstein owned by e david and ii sauer stouffville lias recently completed an eight lactation lifetime record of 100- 811 iks milk containing 3658 lbs fat all her records were made in the 305 day division and seven of them were on twieeaday milk ing jackies highest individual record was made as a junior four- yearold when she produced in 365 days on twieeaday milking 16917 lbs milk containing 613 lbs fat tag day for blind here on may 3rd back to work time was when employment possibilities for the blind were limited to a very few indeed but nowadays the blind take their place hi a wide variety of occupa tions anne gray a recent graduate of the ontario school for the blind who with the help of cnlb music consultant was successful in obtaining a position as organist and choir leader in a busy ontario church in her chosen profession she will use braille music from the cxib music library and will transcribe her braille notes on special paper and instruments also made available through cxib these services are mere rung in the ladder the means by which blind people achieve their ends then there was the young sten ographer who suddenly lost he sight ami with it all hope of ever working again cnlb gave her special lessons taught her to do her typing by touch and today she is busily employed in the stenographic pool at cxib head office the dictaphone is a sub stitute for shorthand and the new blind steno is busy and happy another interesting person is a man setting up machines in a luge factory who lost his sight through glaucoma still needed for his special job his firm approached cxib employment blind place ment officers gave him lessons in working by touch and taught him how to go around without sight they built guards around the machines and special devices for use by touch today he is over 7p but still on the job any number of blind canadians are successful to day because of cnib construc tive service the tag day in stouffville is under the sponsorship of the stouffville womens institute with mrs h shuttleworthas convener and will be held may 3rd lady teachers inservice study group on thursday evening april 24 the markham and stoutfville lady teachers inservice study group were hosts to the parents at a meeting held in stouffville public school to open the meeting mr c watson principal of stouffville public school showed an interest ing film social development of the child all then retired to the newly decorated classroom up stairs where miss hosie as chair man of the group welcomed the parents and friends and briefly explained the purpose of the form ing of the study group mrs fleury in her entertaining manner gave an appropriate read ing miss eva walker teacher in one of torontos special health classes and treasurer of fwtao was introduced to the audience and gave an interesting and sincere talk on matters pertaining to the child and of interest to both teachers and parents she spoke of the grave concern of the teachers and others concerning the impact of present day literature movies etc on the childs mind and his power to concentrate and to think for himself miss walker has had a vast experience as teacher travel ler and social worker and by her quiet sincere talk left all with much to think about those who failed to make use of this oppor tunity to hear miss walker missed something really worthwhile mrs paschler of mount joy school thanked miss walker for taking the time to come to stouff ville with her splendid address a light lunch was served in the home ec room and a social meet ing of parents and teachers was much enjoyed expression was heard on all sides of the hope that more such meetings would be planned v e a nniversary may day specials thus friday sat only the maypoledance is on see our window display live models fri 400 pm sat 4 8 pm may 2nd and 3rd these trafficstoppers throughout the store should make the passers buy 298 each 5c each 49c each printed cotton or rayon tablecloths special buy rood size mesh dish- english cups and saucers floral de- 52 x 52 attractive pay patterns cloth signs 45c each 598 pair 69c pair sturdyquality striped kitchen hand- flanelette blankets 70 x 90 gray or fullfashioned nylon hosiery 42 or 45 towel white pink or blue border gauge 695 pair 69c yard 19c pair a clearing line of childrens and misses snowy hemstitched sheets large itayon satin crepe taffetta w r brken and cokrs doublebed size specially lowpriced moire 42 8 shades in all complete survey of markham sanitation urge sewers a low incidence of reported communicable diseases increasing problems in sanitation and the making of plans for extension of services in the coming vear have highlighted activities of the york county health unit during last month with melting snow and spring rains formerly dormant problems in waste and sewage disposal are appearing throughout both the rural and builtup communities in the health lnit because of exces sive building on small sized lots the solving of private sewage dis posal problems is exceedingly difficult where new building is now being carried out problems are becoming less frequent as more builders and home owners take advantage of the available assistance and advice from the health unit before installing pri vate sewage disposal systems a detailed report of a sanitary survey of the village of markham was presented to the markham village council this survey was made jointly by the stair of the york county health unit and the provincial department of health in the summer of 151 it involved an investigation of all premises private or commercial in mark ham village with respect to water supply and waste disposal includ ing sanitary waste and garbage also included in the report is a large scale map showing the loca tion of each well privy septic tank and cesspool in the village the health unit endorsed the recommendations made bv the provincial department of health and ibased on this survey urging markham village to take steps as soon as possible to obtain engineering plans for a sewage disposal system with provision for installation ot sewers in that part of the village most urgently re quiring sewers to provide for con nection of all remaining premises to the village water system and to arrange tor garbage collection services tor the entire village food sanitation continuing stringent adminis tration of food handling regula tions for restaurants and lunch counters is under way it is felt that move than ample- time has been allowed the operators of food handling establishments to meet the minimum requirements for equipment and operating tech niques plans are also under wav for chest xrays for all food hand lers employed in restaurants lunchcounters and dairies child health centres the continuing good attendance at the various local child health centres is shown by an average attendance of 20 infants and pre school children at the child health centres held during march im munization is presently provided to approximately half of the child health centres this spring and will be offered in the remaining centres in the coming fall communicable diseases a notable law incidence of re ported cases of communicable dis eases is shown for march most of these have been chickenpox and mumps with a scattered few of scarlet fever it is realized that possibly many more cases of com municable diseases are occuring out for various reasons are not be ing reported to the health unit however more and more parents teachers and physicians are appreciating the value to the com munity in keeping the health unit posted as to what contagious diseases are occuring where and when i 53zk is t aaaaaaaaap staniey theatre 119 pair 35c yard strongly woven pillow cases to match cool crisp cotton broadcloth good sheets quality and colours 1995 each 39c yard sporty new topper coats beige quality print novelty designs navy red blue black florals dots stripes special showing childrens dresses in prints broadcloths jersey crepes peekolays sizes j months to size ii ask to see our smart new spring lines misses and ladies dresses blouses skirts handbags gloves scarves um brellas sweaters flowers interesting items in our homefurnishing dept curtains overdrapes and upholstering materials metal track and littings drapery hooks etc boudoir and tablelamps pictures bedspreads blankets fancy cushions wallto wall carpets broadloom or toneontone axminster hugs in barrymore axminster barashan smyrna hardsurface floorcovering in plastic or marboleum 9 tile or 2 yds wide congoleum or rexoleum deluxe in 2 and 3 yds wide congowall for bath room kitchen or kiddies room 54 wide the new wallpaper designs really decorate your home give your walls a lift the maypole display was suggested by one of our salesladies store will be open tuesday evenings from may 6 thru september stouffville ont standard time policy two shows nitely commencing at 700 pm matinee saturdays at 200 pm friday saturday may 2nd 3rd judy can0va spofforo co a republic picturi two days only monday tuesday may 5th 6th iost forbidden of the ilds great love stories 2a centuryfox present wednesday thursday may 7th 8th haver wh1iam lundiga hank fay marilyn monroe m the smugglers in technicolor