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the tribune stouffville out thursday september 8 1949 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 5200 in usa 250 a v nolan son publishers notes and comments some wise thinking the goderich signal star observes that the beauty queens are not always the most beautiful girls nor can the best blooms always be found at the flower show neither are those elected to parliament the best men in the country there is no moral in these observations says the paper just thoughts provoked by newspaper pictures of some beauty shop queens the editor certainly doesnt have his thoughts easily diverted ontario government would aid public works the ontario governments recently announced plan to set up an imposing sum of money to be loaned to municipal ities for public works such as sewers and water systems seems to have the commendation of many of the large daily newspapers the financial post points out that the plan is good but politics and reckless loans must be avoided as we see it the municipalities will not benefit much if at all any solvent municipality now may borrow money for these purposes at three percent and the government is not likely to make an interest rate much below this rate thus we wonder where the saving- is to be found even if the government loans bear interest at 2v percent the saving will be nominal however until the conditions are announced we await the announcement before we will feel there is real aid in the plan fair time its only a matter of a very few weeks now before fall fairs across ontario will be in full swing these fairs are pleasant events for the respective communities to con template because they promise welcome relief from the humdrum affairs of everyday rural and urban life this is true of the largest and the smallest of these annual events a fair is a fair and they are all happy occasions when the carnival spirit is abroad they foster a spirit of friendly competition among people in many lines of endeavour and are excellent places to become acquainted with modern trends in industry and agriculture they are grand places to go to renew old acquaintances and get brought up to date on the news that doesnt hit the newspapers and the radio yes fair time is a grand time and just to make sure that these annual institutions get the encouragement they deserve now is a good time to make up your mind to ensure their success by participating in them actively or as a spectator looking for noahs ark living in a mechanical age many of us are tempted to think and say that the last frontiers of the unknown have been breached that the age of adventure has gone by how wrong this is can be seen from a glance at our daily newspaper even with all seas and continents explored mankind still hunts adventure and will go to the frozen mountain peaks the upper airs and the depths of the sea to find it last week a gentleman from california dived a mile below the surface of the pacific an ottawa man learned more of the secrets of the birds by breaking the glider record in a 90mile odyssey men are crossing the atlantic in tiny boats but topping them all a group of americans is en route to mount ararat in the hopes of finding traces of noahs ark we confess that this noahs ark search which has been mentioned in the tribune on various occasions appeals to us more strongly than any of the other strange quests of modern times here surely are all the elements of which adventure and romance are made in the first place the search has a religious background like the quest of the holy grail on the way to the historic peak seekers would meet caravans of camels richlyladen beautiful circassian maid ens kurds turkish horsemen of the border country rus sian counterintelligence agents who are taking a notorious ly low view of the ark project there would be locusts and wild honey wine cooled with sherbet followers of the prophet with their prayerrugs great feasts of mutton around the campfires since wood is highly perishable it seems altogether unlikely that any trace of the ark which originally must have been bigger than the queen elizabeth will ever be found but what a gorgeous time could be had looking for it petting in public ottawa apparently is undergoing a severe spell of public amorousness with the active participants clad in bathing suits some of which are described as skimpy one official claims that this sort of thing is turning public play grounds into passion parks and he wants a civic ordinance passed to stop it he thinks it may put wrong ideas into the heads of children and that it is in general a minor civic disgrace we sympathize with the ottawa official and with all ottawa authorities if the practice is as prevalent as is claimed were inclined to think however that the report was slightly exaggerated although with a sound foundation on facts any undue display of affection in public we think is exceedingly poor taste and we doubt if canadas capital is more afflicted with poor taste per 100000 of population than any other canadian community it could be said that kingston is troubled by the same problem only it is in a way divided here we have seen a certain amount of bussing embracing and carressing in public on past occasions but those so occupied wore at least a minimum of conventional dress and we have also seen only too often examples of the obviously blind determination of many women to wear unconventional dress in places where such clothing was never intended to be displayed sunsuits and bosomharness and slacks combinations we submit were never meant for general street wear once again it is a question of taste we think parading such clothes through the streets reveals a startling lack of taste and too often a startling misconception by the wearer of her physical attributes however we have long known that women will wear what they wish for that reason and others we would never recommend a civic ordinance regulating dress but it could be stopped if some civic- spirited photographer were to photograph rear views and publicize them complete with names that would do the trick in some other city of course and mast certainly in some other newspaper kingston whigstandard the old home town by stanley i knew me 1 second time he looket t district jr farmers at camp fried egg on hot i pavement shovelled s business a40tc buyers resistance osacks under tjme- tcsted salesmanshipof cwe lower main stceetms5chant- snuiisx farmer loan by government up 45 canadian farmers in the first six months of this year borrowed s1s000000 from the federal govern ment under terms of the farm improvement loans act it has been disclosed the amount represented a 45 per cent increase over the loans during the first six months of 1918 finance tractor purchases the farmers used 11000000 of i the 1919 borrowings to finance the i purchase of 10000 tractors another 5000000 was used to finance other agricultural imple ments and trucks other amounts were loans for brushing and clearing of land in new agricultural areas for instal lation of farm electricity systems and for farm buildings and repairs the loans are made to farmers through the chartered banks of canada and guaranteed in part by the government they are made for amounts up to 3000 repay able in from one to 10 years every purpose covered the loans now may be obtained for every purpose for the improve ment and development of farms and for the improvement of living conditions on them for the past four years of oper ations under the fila the farmers in western canada have used the facilities to a much greater extent than the farmers in the east however in the first half of this year figures showed that loans in ontario have increased 6s per cent quebec 132 per cent and the mari- times 99 per cent compared with a 31 per cent increase in the prairies bedroom cars put on cns mtiixy service montreal sept 1 in order to provide more roomaccommodation for passengers between montreal and new york new sleeping cars each containing 14 single bed rooms have been added to can adian national railways mon- trealer and washingtonian trains according to an announce ment made here recently by j t whiteford manager of the cnr passenger service bureau voice of prophecy bible questions and answers question does the word christ mean the same as jesus answer the word christ means anointed and jesus means saviour see john 141 margin and matthew 121 q where can i find the verse in the bible which says that when the earth passes away the ten commandments will pass away also a there is no such verse the bible says just the opposite heaven and earth shall pass away but my words shall not pass away matthew 2435 and the ten commandments were the words of god see exodus 20 q why do some say that bap tism is not essential a we cannot answer for what people say the bible says he that believeth and is baptized shall be saved but he that be lieveth not shall be damned mark 16 16 q isnt it oldfashioned to be lieve that the bible is inspired what do you think a it may also be oldfashioned to believe that two plus two equals four but that is believing the truth in 2 timothy 3 16 we read all scripture is given by inspir ation of god and is profitable for doctrine for reproof for correc tion for instruction in righteous ness q if god created the devil is he not responsible for the evil in the world a according to the bible god created a perfect angel who as a free moral fell through pride see ezekiel 28 and isaiah 14 this angel lucifer made himself a devil and was cast out of heaven see revelation 1279 jesus said i beheld satan as lightning fall from heaven luke 10 18 q i have been told that there is one book in the bible that does not say a word about god is that true a the book of esther does not junior farmers from the coun- snow same yl eek ties of north simcoe south all c j simcoe ontario victoria and york n vanoaa are at present enjoying a week- 1 scanning western canada week- long stay at camp ahshunyoong i pap vve are impressed with duclos point lake simcoe this th erea exoanse of our rmintrv brown bradford and lois graham i eggs on the bot pavement while highland creek is designed to give another town in western canada leadership training to delegates far removed from the eggs is from- the various junior farmers shovelling off hail stones here is associations in the above-mention- what the news says in a nutshell ed counties suitability past c r o record future leadership and per- 5 sal i f s sonality have entered into the near dl ns brought to choice of campers i tne courier office two crimson the indian tribe idea is being gravenstein apples thoroughly incorporated into the camp organ- baked by the hot sun on the ization again with the four tribes ground beneath her apple tree each having a head band of a die- testifying to the hot weather there tinct color the program includes at picton ont the gazette pub- merest groups namely social lished a large photo showing a recreation physical recreation wellcooked w rh music in the community and i h on the pa einent dramatics the delegates are asked i l t sc to chose one of these groups s the hot spell at neepawa designed for their own particular man james h monnington a interest veteran of the reil rebellion cele- the camp supervisor for the brated his 91st birthday at nan- period is jim mccullough while ton alta they had to use snow- rev r chapin of markham town- shovels to clean the streets after ship will direct the program and a hail storm eight inches deep overall one of the oldest automo biles in canada a cadillac one- cylinder job 1900 is owned by w h johnson of barrie ont and he says it is still in running order and could be put on the road in the matter of a few hours patsy supervise religious instruction miss margaret watson kleinburg is in charge of music while mrs dorothy bowman newmarket supervises dramatics mr william mitchell ontario agricultural college guelph is in charge of physical recreation while mr t r hilliard assistant director of wallace 5yearold yarmouth njs extension department of- agri- girl injured in a fall sufferiag culture toronto will direct junior farmer projects miss mary reid of orangeville supervises the social recreation miss helen brown bradford is the nurse and mrs ruth mccullough newmarket is chaperone stuart watson agin- court district director of junior farmers is their representative on the staff contain the word god or lord but it certainly speaks of the work of god in delivering his people read it and see q where in the bible does it say that the time is coming when we shall not be able to buy or sell a the reference desired must be revelation 1316 17 and he caused all both small and great rich and poor free and bond to receive a mark in their right hand or in their foreheads and that no man might buy or sell save he that had the mark or the name of the beast or the number of his name the milky way completely en circles the world concussion and a paralyzed right side will have to learn to talk all over again having lost her speech a veteran of world war ii doug las young at mission city bc is building an unorthodox home a round house modelled on one he saw in holland the granby que leadermail notes a sign on the e p chaplin farm in abbotsford apples sold off this farm since 1s12 and it is no idle boast mt patomar in california is the site of the worlds largest tele scope mongolias great desert is called the gobi joy beauty salon near cnr permanent waving individual styling razor shaping phone stouffville 98w2 stouffville floral roses wedding bouquets funeral designs cut flowers milt smith prop j how many things made of wtffflffttfttt can you see in a kitchen well you say it depends on the kitchen right the more modern the kitchen the more aluminum you will see for aluminum is the modern metal it has so many advantages it is light strong goodlooking will not rust no wonder more and more people want more and more things made of it canadian firms are shaping aluminum into products as big as railway cars as small as hair curlers all this means a lot of work for canadians there are 15000 people on the alcan payroll then too there are all the fiftyodd thousand people who make the thousandandone aluminum articles which you see in the stores yes aluminum means a lot to you and to canada and heres why aluminum is so useful- aiumlnum nevor mils lighlor to uso needs no paint always looks smart heats quickly evenly strong and light in ant iiomk tody or tomorrow you aro likely to find aluminum dust pan garden tool light ing fixtures paint venti lator cover or hot air vent vacuum cleaner attachment porch furni ture venetian blind window frames with fly screen end double wyv dow built 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