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pobfiiahx thejtriburie stouffville ont thursday july- 16th 1942 hltler chose guns instead of butter so the nazis have guns we must catch up and beat them they tortured people to make them save we must save willingly soits up to us each one of us to econo- tnizebf ourown free will to economize andbuy war savings stamps so that we can outstrip our enemies with planes and tanks and guns and ships so that our aoldiers may be better equipped than the enemy they have to conquer women must help by economizing in the kitchen by patching and darning by chopping carefully and cutting out waste make up your mind now to buy one two five or more war savings stamps every week you can you must buy war savings stamps from banks post offices telephone offices department stores druggists grocers tobacconists book stores and other retail stores national or financeconimulce to make movie of our mavy joris ivens director and producer of documentary motion pictures shown here with a naval cameraman is now engaged in making a film of the royal canadian navy cormley man is promoted among the promotions recently announced ol canadian officers over seas is that of an old vandorf boy f h vannostrand to the rank of lieutenant colonel rcamc prior to the war col vannos trand was on the staff of christie street hospital and his promotion will tic learned with interest by his many acquaintances in the town ship of whitchurch sihcehe- wentoverseas col van- nostrarids mother met witli a fatal accident it will be recalled and was killed by the forocious attack cf a ram the family home at van dorf scott township near 100 birt it will be exactly 100 years next january 1943 since the town ship of scott was organized into a municipality the first minute book of the township is still intact it reveals that the iirst meeting was held at the home of one thomas hood lot 3 con g and abraham bagshaw was elected first chairman and john clark father of the well known peter clark the first clerk assessor and collector of taxes the township at that time must have only been half cleared for cropping or perhaps not that amount of land was freed from tho bush ore a we want more of it you want the best market for it have our truck call or make your own deliveries to the creamery and get two cents extra per pound of butterfat cold storage meat lockers for rent stouffville creamery co open tuesday thursday saturday evenings stouffville ont phone 18601 banking service j an everyday necessity savings accounts forinvcstmcntorspecialpurpom fundi current accounts for business and for personal or household disbursements r safety deposit boxes for securities and valued papers loans business or personal including instalment loans money orders travel cheques drafts am banking srvc arm available to you and four acf v us of them will bo waleomtd the bank of nova scotia irb i32 ovis acintury ofbankinoixperienci phil osifer of lazy meadows writing in tho herald and times of walkertou we were impressed with a story terms phil osifer of lazy meadows and without com ment here it is the phil osifer family has just been picked as the typical family of canada you may be surprised at that surprised is no word to describe my feeelings when a car drove into the laneway one day and an excited young man jumped out and started ordering me around he shoved a card into my hand said a whole inouthflul of words and expected me to understand what he was saying finally he calmed down and said that he wanted to take a film of tho family and the general do ings here at lazy meadows it seems that we were picked as tho average canadian family and he wanted to start taking pictures right away were all human and the young man had a way with him in spite of mrs phils doubts on the whole affair i agreed and the crew arrived next morning wearing some of the strange clothes i have ever seen in my life this gang of young fellows swarmed over the placo like a bunch of ants over a honeypail lid they unloaded crate after crato of complicated looking machinery then the fun really started we may have been the average family but they tried dosparately hard to make us anything but the average they argued and haggled over silly little pieces of paper and what they called shooting locations i wont tell you of the scenes which they actually did take iii place of that well talk about the ones which they wanted and about which we made such a fuss that they were finally deleted i was lean over to pick up some chips in the back yard when one of the direct ors in the gang saw the patches on the seat of my overalls they want ed to take a closenp of a rearview of me stooping over wo argued about that for hours but i refused to give it they were glum and sourlook ing one of the men chanced to go out in the iback woodshed he saw the old tub in which the satur day evening bath ritual is perform ed lie forgot all about the patches wouldnt i just lake a bath in the old tub it would make an excellent scene they were off in a cloud of rature at the thought of having me fathering up in that old tub it was a marvelous idea of course they would not do that by the time that i had a chance to protest they wero planning all the intimate details of it thoy even had the cameras set up in the woodshed my ideas of making a film were not exactly of that nature i refus ed and they pleaded i continued to refuse they sulked didnt i want to cooprate all the holly wood movie actors and actresses were erady at a moments notice to peel for a scene like that it was a honoy i still persisted in my refusal there were plenty of ideas like that they wanted mrs philand i to- pose in bed with long cotton nightgowns on one of them actu ally wanted to cut a halfmoon in the door of tho little house in the backyard to make it seem more realistic they had a thousand and one ideas in a minute we re fused all of them and finally they started listening to what we told them about tho way we live on the farm they were amazed finally they gave up tholr queer notions about the farmers of canada and made their film it just goes to show you how httlo city people j actually do know about their country cousins kxtita copihs kxtrn copies of this issue of the tribune arc obtainable at the mussclninn tnko pout office or by applying to william kvnns at tho lake or direct to the office of the paper price 5c each although over 2000 copies of this iisuo went through the press tho supply is limited and will bo exhausted in a day or two housewife teacher and tuber grower musselmans lake district up holds some rather remarkable people and one wo give credit to right now is mrs robert windsor wife of the township constable in addition to attending to her household duties for her husband and young family mrs windsor taught school last year near mount albert driving back and forth each day and her entrance class all passed too in recognition of her teaching qualities the trutees have offered mrs windsor a contract for next term at an increased salary now that would seem quito a chore for one woman but were not through yet mrs windsor directed the cultivation of some 12 acres of potatoes in her spare time and from sample now dug it will be a won derful crop the tubers aro from certified seed and while seed and fertilizer investod runs around 500 this crop ought to turn out a nice profit however this item is in tended to tell our readers about what one woman can accomplish if she is proficient and possessed of a will to get things done and not about the profits on potatoes t hats what everyone has to do these days manufacturers dealers and consumers t because of the reduction of materials available for the manufacture of duro pumping systems our many dealers have been requested to place the few new duro pumps we can allot each one with prospective purchasers whose wartime farm pro duction can be materially increased by having running water these dealers because we cannot supply as many new duro pumps as they can sell will be anxious to keep every duro pump in their terri- tory in good running order so that it will give maximum uninterrupted service the duro dealer in your vicinity will be glad to service and replace worn parts in your duro pump have it checked now to insure a con tinuation of the satisfactory service to which you are ac customed the duro special shown i opposite pumps 250 gallons per hour and has a 25 gallon galvanized tank brathwaite hardware sxoultviije ontattio empire brass mfg co limited london hamilton toronto sudbuiy winnipeg vanooum wanted for collection telephone lions salvage committee phone stouffville 4503 or 15301