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the tribune stouffville ont thursday september 22 m9 the stouffville tribune established 1888 member of the canadian weekly newspaper association and ontario quebec newspapers association member of the audit bureau of circulations authorized as second class mall post office department ottawa issued every thursday at stouffville ontario in canada 200 in usa 250 a v nolan son publishers i y sssssssssss 53 sb b5sb35 531 55533 555 notes and comments mp repeaters draw big pay this is going to be a pretty remunerative year for some members of parliament those who were in the last house and who were reelected on june 27th such as bob mcgregor in east york stand to draw 8000 in sessional indemnities on top of this they will receive the 2000 expense allowance thus getting paid off at the rate of 10000 which to use the current expression aint hay wrong emphasis students often seem to forget that their main purpose in going to school is to receive an education sports activity is healthful and beneficial of course but it should not be allowed to obscure the real class room objective football in particular has become such a spectacle that it is not hard to understand why some people think it is the main project of the day high school students in hazelton penn who went out on strike because of the abolition of football are a little bit mixed up when they parade reading no sports no school sports are still the sideline giving up football is admittedly drastic but it is no reason to stop studying the best way would be to try to work out some sort of a compromise perhaps staging the sport on a curtailed basis boston post newmarket wins honors we extend congratulations to the newmarket era- express on winning second prize in the cwna news papers competition for best editorial page being surpassed only by the midland expressharold published in a larger town the newmarket paper was given the david williams memorial cup which they will hold for one year as a mark of their fine work for best allround paper in this class the highest number of points went to the chilliwack bc progress while newmarket scored 72 staying well up in the list of 50 or 60 competitors the tribune which holds the cup for best allround paper in ontario and quebec in towns of 1500 or less in the competition conducted by the ontarioquebec division did not enter the larger field the publishers feel that because of their large circulation they are confined to a competition with only very large towns where it is possible to produce a paper which a village the size of stouffville could hardly measure up to however some day the publishers may reverse this decision as we did back in 1938 when we stood third for best front page however our paper was in competition in the class circulation 1000 to 2000 now with nearly 3000 we are not eligible for that class and would be in competition as we say with the larger towns only throughout canada forbid city boys playing with time it is surely high time that parliament should take some action to prevent interference with standard time we have a spectacle of the need for this right now after putting up with socalled fast time all summer the government for the city of toronto proceeds to extend fast time for no good reason fast time is credited with saving hydro but nobody has been able to prove that and hydro officials have made statements in the past jusl last year when toronto offered to change to fast time that they could see no saving here in the country children must rise at 5 in the morning standard time in order to get ready for school they are on the road before daylight and if you ever had any experience in getting children up at such an hour and starting them off in the cold gray dawn you will know what you are forcing on the rural districts by interfering with standard time toronto may say the country folk need not follow their way of living but the country cannot ignore the city time the- city is big milk must be delivered on time and to their liking and with the two times standard and fast there is always a perfect muddle hence the country very well has to submit to the dictates of the city if the dominion government would enact a law that would stop the boys down at the city hall from playing around with old father time everybody would be very happy perhaps the law might permit a summer change story for grandchildren a young pilot went up from barksdale field la the other day in a jet fighter plane and at 10000 feet flew into a storm- he prepared to bail out unhooked his belt and was sucked swiftly out of the cockpit the plane going from under him at 350 miles an hour crashed far below the pilot floated down by chute and landed in the branches of a tree this incident in the life of an aviator will soon be forgotten by the world but quite properly may endure as a family anecdote a century ago the fortyniners travelled west by wagon cart and pack mule and about half a century ago those same pioneers told stories to their grand children so we were awakened in the dead of night by the yell of indians among our horses and i climbed out of the wagon with my rifle crept a hundred yards through the camp walked into a redskin we fought and i killed him then what did you do grandpa oh i just went back to sleep and thats what young major charles cole of barks- dale field did when he got free of his parachute and climbed to earth slept there on the ground until awakened at dawn by a farmers rooster his grandchildren should hear of that flight new york sun indian totempole carvers bc will be encouraged in stouffville sand gravel limited are prepared to supply your requirements of crushed gravel sand concrete gravel pit run delivered or at the bin plant phone 125j office phone 370 thirty goats to citoss atlantic with thkik own milking machine with a twounit goat milker and a herd of 30 british white and nubian goats mrs stansby of adderbury near banbury eng land is on her way to victoria bc since her husbands death in 11g mrs stansby has been breed ing highclass goats now she has left her 300yearold home taking with her two laughters her house keeper the goats four dogs and her furniture the trip to canada will cost over 6000 which figure incidentally is also the valuation of the herd of 30 goats her daugh ter anne will accompany the goats hollywood and bricklaying picture proceeded it is a pity that this little incident was not included in the picture as it might have provided a comic interlude but my friend says that such incidents are quite common at hollywood and that the above example of strict union rules for studio employees is not i more or less similar i showed a clipping of ihe above to a toronto architect and asked him what he thought about it he said the figures were not quite correct but he added its a won der to me that there is any brick- building in these days a union man will lay around 400 bricks a day this means that with his helper cost of materials brick mortar etc you cant build a as ridiculous as some others that brick house for jess than 10 cents occur in the picture the spread out the work and prov employment for as many people as jobs by private contract after 1 u r v hours whpn thev will lav brinks by lewis milligan a friend who had just returned from a motor tour in the united states told me of a funny incident he had witnessed during his visit to hollywood it seems that part of a motion picture was being staged on one side of a street and the cameras and lights had to be set up on the opposite sidewalk electric cables were laid loosely across the surface of the street pavement along which motor traffic was passing to and w fro the director of the picture possible even though it means that hours when they will lay bricks fearing that the current might be j for the most part the specialists far above the prescribed union affected by the constant jar of the are standing around idle limit traffic suggested that the carpen- but such examples of inflexible bricklaying of couse is seasonal ters who were standing bv should union rules are not confined to the work and it is only right and fair- lay planks on either side of the motion picture industry in his that the men should be paid high cable chatty weekly columns appearing wages in order to make up for the after some consultation the in the orillia packet mr j r flack or no work periods but at carpenters decided that according hale referring to a retired local east they might render a good to union rules it was not their bricklaver writes day s work for a good days pay iob to lay the planks that was the things have changed since mr and thus get on with the job of propertymens job so the shooting leonard wainman was active in providing reasonablypriced homes of the picture had to be held up his trade he is now over eighty f themselves and all other until the property men were in his day he or any other good workers h there wasno shortage brought and the in position but wi the traffic the plank out of position and the dir suggested that they might secured by a few spikes the pro- five times 250 is 1250 in other perty men however said that words a bricklayer today takes 5 degrading there is no finer feel- spikedriving was a carpenters jobdavs to do a days work for the ln at the end of a days work than as the carpenters had disappeared five days in toronto he gets 75 that one has done a good honest in the meantime they had to be which is quite a good sum it is not 1- brought back and after consider- any wonder that building costs ai able delay the shooting of the lot these days other trades are gospel means good news ectoriless today in toronto a brick- applied to any job or occupation be layer i am told lavs 250 bricks and its effect upon any able bodied nrnpivotimw 250 is 1250 in other worker cannot be otherwise than stouffville floral roses wedding bouquet funeral designs cut flowers milt smith prop smallest baby ever now one year old chicago sept 15 candice ktor- vel the smallest baby ever born that lived celebrated her first birthday today candice born two months pre maturely weighed only one pound seven ounces today she tipped the scales at 17 pounds forty percent of wicks population canadian new bruns- is ftencs you cant see whats inside your chest an xray can caught in time tb can be harmlesspainless xray the cured completely the miracle community survey is free to of xray has brought this new everyone you have a duty to hope to thousands tubercu- your country and your family losis can easily be detected in make certain you are free of its early stages by simple- tb have your chest xrayed christmas stab paid for this survey buy mart tttxt christmas get a free chest xray today tuberculosis september 2223 and 26 hours 1 pm to 9 pm daily united church grounds church street in stouffville project sponsored by the stouffville lions club space contributed in the service of the community by john labatt limited