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ptgt 8 the stofffyllle tribune ttersdiy kixaa i 1957 claremont and pickering local scout arrives jnfl m claremont patsy mckenzie ssslvfc scon passes i returns home toronto visited this week withi tmir mr and mrs earl beare thomas f scott 80 pamela this week the ierront lfxrinnnairoc ave a veteran of the first ri2eda7ons- patsy mckenzie the five-year- n hospital toronto on monday old pickering girl who under- mr and mrs ernie mayes of f july 22 in his 62nd went a heart operation at the j d f h 1 0ur m oshawa were weekend a w had been seriously hi jjayo clinic m rochester a es ornt he j j pressions uke co or with mr and mrs howard hock- three weeks nesota last week is progressing e b craig peters a patrol ley eom at claremont the de- nicely according to the latest leader in troop no 11 of the canada really seem to amaze 1 fch was a m rtf trio into rytvllte i w ctiiicmc in london england this is the 3rd in a series of no more than about 5 feet tall uniforms ex- township kinsale pupils mr and mrs ceo constable ceased was a son reports ofnewmarket called on friends i v r js fj hejaetrspnas begun j to us our greatest problem canadian contingent them pugh and family here on saturday i f u a res oshawa mckenzie says and she will this t b bitten lis with london traffic we in- mr and mrs gordon morley f h hf previously be returning july 30 the doctor from bank of river varlabl iook to the w m nily of hamilton spent m m larobton mills has said she wu have to fly thames in the heart ot old stepping out from the curb on- i i mr strntt was a memrur nf i hnme instil rl nf 1mnn tha tmin i i i ly to be clipped from behind by car from the right for driving pickering lions club gave v mrs mckenzie the train ticket for the trip to rochester where the worldfamous clinic is sit uated the weekend with mr and mrs i jf f a hom r i london mv particular troop fred morley thev dropped in l i as t intended he thinks the flew over ht number 3 for a visit while returning home bwjro union masonic lodge long trip would be wo tiring wmch m mo a t sun from algonquin park union services will continue in the united church during the month of august the baptist church is being redecorated rev h h lackey will be in charge rev and mrs j s lowden and family left this week on a motor trip to the east coast mr jack redshaw is holiday ing at hawk lake with mr and mrs bill kirton and family mr and mrs elmer bell of uxbridge were sunday visitors with mrs arthur prouse mrs pouse has taken up residence at mrs valentinos home several from here attended the wrestling bout in stouffville on friday evening and of the oshawa curling and lawn bowling clubs the deceased left high school to enlist in the canadian forces early in the first world war and served overseas with the army service corps he was gassed in fiance and after re ceiving treatment in england returned to active duty in one of the final engagements of the war in 1918 he was severely wounded while serving as a noncommissioned officer following his return to can ada he entered the university of toronto to take a course in medicine however he was for ced to give up his ambition due to ill health and during the past j 30 years has spent lengthy per- civremontstoitball club chal- as a patient at christie ked up their initial victory on st and sunnybrook hospi- friday night edging greenwood i despite thesevere pain 21 bob redshaw was the win ning hurler librarian mrs t gregg wish es to inform the local residents that the library will be closed from aug 3rd to aug 23rd re opening again on saturday aug ust 24th miss eileen cooper and miss daisy deurden holidayed last week in buffalo mr and mrs earle cook and family are visiting with mr and mrs bruce harton of toronto for a few days the james peddie residence which he often suffered he was always pleasant and congenial as a member of the oshawa lawn bowling club he took part in tournaments and club games and was considered one of the clubs better players his inter est in the game was such that he was one of the driving forces behind the organization of a club for the patients at sunny- brook mr scott is survived by his wife the former violet currie whom he married at claremont in 1923 also surviving are three will be the scene of a boys dog i brothers david g pf oshawa show on saturday afternoon at gordon r of windsor and peter 2 oclock freddie peddie and a harlingen texas the funeral service was held at the mcintosh funeral paul dean are in charge the entries will be judged on obsd- lence and appearance prizes will be awarded to the winners a boys and girls talent pro gramme was held on tuesday afternoon at the home of mrs jack rennie the programme was organized by misses valerie rennie and bev norton al though planned for monday a sudden thunder storm forced its cancellation chapel at 2 pm on thursday july 25 followed by interment in claremont union cemetery the services were conducted by rev m a bury minister of king street united church as sisted by rev w burnett padre of christie street ihospital ont county crops above average for this year in a report released by the ontario department of agricul ture excellent crops are fore cast for 1957 at the present time buckwheat flax and corn are the only crops below normal all others are above normal standard for this time of year the final figures for acreages of various kinds of crops are as follows fall wheat 191s2 acres spring wheat 173 acres oats 29- 485 acres barley 2248 acres mixed grains 30896 acres buck wheat 835 acres dry peas 186 acres dry beans one acre rye 16s6 acres soybeans 57 acres flax 47 acres corn for husking 1870 acres potatoes 1486 acres field roots 738 acres corn for fodder 7s94 acres all hay crops 72678 acres day of last week and carried 114 scouts from central ontario eastern ontario and toronttj re gions to london in a huge super- constellation at the airport the flight was delayed for an hour but at 11 pm the plane took off and then time passed quick ly- four hours and one hot meal later the plane touched down at gander newfoundland and it was refuelled while the scouts ate and stretched their legs the temperature in gander was only 47 degrees f and with the driv ing rain and piercing wind as well as the occasional snow flur ry it could have been any no vember day once the plane got above the clouds however the sun was shining and after nine more cramped hours in a hot plane flying at 300 mph about 20000 feet over the atlantic we arrived at the huge and mod ern london airport organized into troops for billeting in the homes of surrey scouts we met our hosts and went to their homes many of the english people are amazed at the size of the canadians for our average height is about six feet while many of the english boys are on the left side of the road is the custom here the tiny cars all painted black especially those with three wheels and the doubledecker buses on crowded narrow streets are very differ ent from what one sees when driving in a canadian city we also notice the dress and the manners orenglish children who are exceptionally well man nered the story goes that an aristocratic mother once went into a nursery and found it emp ty she peered out the window and there was her fouryearold son sliding down the drainpipe richard she said severely not raising her voice and the little boy promptly slid up again the people of surrey are the hosts this week for the canadian scouts they have planned tours for us and already we have seen such places as buckingham pal ace trafalgar square piccadilly circus the imperial boy scouts headquarters and many other sights we are having a smashing time to quote the english and a wonderful holiday there is much to see and a lot to do before we leave for the jam boree near birmingham so for this report i am saying chee rio from london over 100 pupils and former i popular numbers on the pupils of kinsale public school j dion gathered in greenwood park re- district joy reunion cently in the second annual school reunion former pupils from as far away as british co lumbia came to the quiet village to pay tribute to the little one- room red brick schoolhouse where they teveived their early education master of ceremonies john russell heard of lindsay start ed the program by leading in the singing of o canada this was followed by a delightful violin duet by mr and mrs walter rogers the roll was called each pupil and former pupil answering as the names were called giving their name and the name of their teacher at the old school delightful program mrs william harbron played a piano selection after which milton parker jr played some the waiver rogers band then played the band consist ing entirely of members of the rogers family entertained sev eral times throughout the after noon members of the band are walter rogers violin his son hugh guitar his son ivan vio lin and his daughter mrs laura la key piano songs to his own guitar ac companiment were sung by ir- vin gibson after which walter thes to attend the picnic at s3 years william harbron took th prize for the oldest member while the prize for the younger to attend went to sandra wilt son daughter of mr and mrs gordon wulson of oshawa two minutes silence was ob served in respect for former pu pils who have passed away dur ing the year remembered bj their former schoolmates wen mrs violet squire of kinsale mrs charles mackey oshawa mrs marjorie robinson scar rogers played a selection of old borough edward m mcbrien time tunes which set the pic nickers dancing in the sand one couple seen dancing mrs kate lynde davie of toronto and eugene wilson of oshawa are both over 70 years young prizes presented prizes were presented to mrs gertrude lawrence of bc and mr tom lynde of bc as the persons who travelled far- toronto george a tripp ajax and frank lewis whitby before the picnic adjourned all those present resolved to re turn to greenwood park again next year the earliest attempt t t canal in north america was al lachlne que early in the lsth century caused this fatal accident brougham the womans missionary so ciety of st johns church met at the home of mrs reaman with mrs randal ellicott vice- president in charge the devo tional was taken by mrs ray ellicott the minutes of the last meeting were read and approv ed the roll call was answered by a verse from romans the program was taken by mrs ray ellicott assisted by mrs randal ellicott mrs lemmon and mrs h plaxton lunch was served by the hostesses mrs reaman mrs stolk and mrs vv c willson mr and mrs henry and fam ily of toronto visited with mr and mrs al harvey on sunday mr and mrs ken paseoe and daughters donna and debbie had tea on sunday with his par ents mr and mrs paseoe of whitby glad to report miss muriel sheppard improving after her recent illness congratulations to brougham softball team who played johns- manville here in the home park winning by a score of 131 they expect to play greenbank this coming friday night miss e seebcck visited her mothci at markham on sunday mrs sinclair also mrs hol- liriger and children of cherry- wood visited with mrs w ham ilton one day last week mrs witter and daughter miss gladys witter of toronto visited with mrs matthews on satur day mrs t r knox and daugh ters betty jean and faye arc holidaying this week and staying at a cottage on balsam lake the womans association of st johns church will hold their next meeting on wednesday eve ning august 7 at the home of mrs n burton assisted by mrs hodgson the devotional to be taken by mrs c burrows while the program will be in charge of mrs geo willson all ladies invited mr and mrs mitchell of to ronto called on their daughter and sonin law mr and mrs al harvey one day last week master john annis is holiday- ing with his grandparents mr i and mrs honey at port perry mr and mrs storrey are en- terlaining her daughter and son- inlaw from haliburton- glen major mr ross walls and mr fred cook visited sunday with mr and mrs jim jones mr and mrs bill hopkins and maurice visited sunday with mr and mrs ed johnson and linda mrs george wilson messrs gordon wilson and david wil son and miss hattie carruthers toronto visited one night last week with the jones mr and mrs ed jones and marvin spent sunday with mrs wm fiss and edgar mrs gowan ferguson and robert entertained a number of guests saturday evening mr and mrs mcneil ruth and margaret visited this week end with mr and mrs claude simmonds and family mr and mrs atkinson toron to visited one day last week witli mrs c a neville misses marilyn and elizabeth smith spent a few days last week with mr and mrs a c simmonds at braeside come to church at glen major next sunday the service begins at 730 with mr a c sim monds in charge the mount zion young people will supply special music we would like to see a good number out mrs reuben may we are sorry to hear that mrs alfred pugh has been in bed the past three weeks at the home of her brother mr and mrs distin mcdonald members of her family have visited her during her illness from london toronto newcastle leaside and markham at time of writing her condition is not progressing very rapidly thanks to councillor mr earl dowswell who informed me i havent kept up on council news in the paper because the sign posts i referred to as marks for concessions and sideroads are to be in our township this fall the posts have already arrived and our road superintendent has had a busy time lining things up with the star paper representa tive perhaps some of us dont realize just how much our coun cil have to think about imrs fred woodland visited a few days with her old farm neighbours -mi- and mrs bert staley pleased to say mr george evans is home from hospital and progressing favourably also mrs gladys norton returned to her home on thursday the fifth line picnic was a merry afternoon for a good number the water was perfect it was held at sunnybrook park lake simcoe congratulations to mr and mrs harvey bunker who this week moved into their beauti ful new home friends of mrs russel feas- by were sorry to learn she was taken to scarboro hospital last week suffering from a heart attack it is expected she will be home the end of this week never for years have i seen every roadside and grassland pasture grown up so thick with sweetclover reminds me of one green river mrs a hoover spent a holi day with mr and mrs c wood cock of stouffville miss patsy ataleer of lindsay is holidaying with miss judy michell mr and mrs a pearse and family spent sunday with mrs britton at her cottage on one of the northern lakes mrs a cook and family of agincourt and mr and mrs t warren of georgetown spent sunday with mr and mrs r hamilton sorry to hear mr g ireson has been on the sick list his friends wish him a speedy re covery mr and mrs allan michell and family spent sunday visit ing with mrs w milne at sun set beach lake simcoe mrs m draper entertained a few friends to afternoon tea on wednesday of last week in hon our of mrs m king of weston who was holidaying at the park your scribe had a most en joyable holiday at lake joseph in the bala district mr and mrs b draper and family are on a two weeks vaca tion to northern points mr and mrs g wcisman and family were toronto visitors on sunday mr and mrs h smith are entertaining their granddaugh ter miss nancy grimes mr and mrs h smith had a most enjoyable motor trip through the alleghany moun tains recently king pioneer dies at claremont funeral service for mr peter clark one of king citys pio neers was held last week at uxbridge mr clark died thursday at claremont nursing home he was 91 he was a charter mem ber and past president of ux bridge agricultural society he attended the uxbridge presby terian church he belonged to a scott town ship family which took out crown land in 1832 his father was john clark first clerktreas urer of scott township mr clark farmed the original homestead four miles northwest of uxbridge until he retired to king city his wife the former emily kennedy died in 1939 mr clark leaves two daughters mrs lau ra e rolling and miss kathleen clark rn both of king city under the tightmoney policy the dollar is playing hard to get theres nothing like a dish towel for wiping that contented look off a married mans face location north of barrie on highway 11 time 1038 pm road surface asphalt dry result two killed three seriously injured the driver of the car on the left became impatient behind a string of five cars and pulled out to pass them he accelerated hard because the station wagon was approaching he didnt make it the driver of the staiion wagon apparently realized too late that the impatient driver was coining too fast to atop in time you can seo what happened the impatient driver was seriously injured his com panion received a fractured skull the driver of the station wagon and his wife were killed their 5yearold son was badly injured before you become impatient behind the wheel think about the above picture department of t r a n s p o r t o nt a rl o rwssskrwsrwsssssrhv jsssssssssssjjservsrsrsssssrsevrtt welcome friends i come in and browse around vacationtimevalues at spoffords claremont community league w l t 11 2 1 11 9 6 3 1 xewton davis of northern al berta returned home last week after visiting here with his brother walter and mrs davis and other relatives i walter davis lias purchased a of the drought years in the new c0 and is doins cus- west when sweetclover saved torn work the day for us coming up after mr and mrs norm bunker 3 6 8 10 12 mt zion peachs altona ringwood greenwood claremont results peachs 8 altona 5 claremont 2 claremont 1 altona 3 claremont 1 peachs 11 ringwood 2 schedule friday- greenwood vs mt zion peachs vs ringwood tuesday altona vs claremont mt zion vs greenwood pts 23 were sunday supper riiests of mr anil mrs fred pilkov of stouffville marilyn nolan ot toronto being in the field some ten or fifteen years previous harvest ing is the order of the day with 03 i wheat being threshed and oat spcntavew dav last week with 1s i crop ready for the binder the i friend carole jakeman j best of harvest weather but we 1 were glad to see that mr and g could do with a shower of rain mrs stan thompson arrived 3 the children have gone off home safely after their trip out happily to bible vacation school 1 1v t f mrs frank baks and her this monday mornng now may fuher mr gr00t z vis we invite all appreciative par- relatives near ottawa over ents to come to their closing the weekend exercises on friday evening in john and ronald sargent are the united church home again after attending the mr mcphoe will speak on sun- r sa day afternoon at the baptist j lz t hurch while mr england recu- 00 operation perates after an operation sorry mr stan slack is suffer ing from a dislocated disc in his back ontario county to pave claremont main street mr bruce taylor of uxbridge line will not be paved this year informed the tribune this week it has been ditched and- pre- mis d ford and children vis- that the road south of the cpr ricd for paving it is likely it lted her father mr and mrs g j tracks to brougham will be com- will he completed next summer e hollby on sunday j pletcly paved this summer mr the building now under con- taylor pointed out that wea- struction on the east side of the please phone 61615 with your news the third meeting of the al tona 1h garden club was held on july 9th roll call was an swered to one improvement i have made or plan to make in i my home surroundings each i gill brought some lowers and i containers and each made an arrangement using flowers and containers brought from home j roll call for next meeting bring two vegetables of any one kind home assignment com plete all garden records write club story and complex record book the final meeting will be bathing suit clearances printed cotton elasticized backs sizes 121116 sino girls catalina swim suits in wool coral shade s219 nylon and rayon lined sizes 4 6 flx 20 sun suits or swim suits in cotton mesh sizes 246 39c grandmere smoothie cardigans ladies and misses lovely fine wool popular shades sizes 14 to 40 regular price 795 to clear 499 girls cottoncrepe pyjamas few only in cottoncrepe few only in printed cotton sizes s to 1 1 to clear 139 our summer dress clearance sale a golfer may tell the truth on thcr permitting the job would brcek road between claremont hcld at hc home of mrs crosicr the fairway but not the hole t be completed by friday the and brougham will be used by 1 august 3rd at tost of the project is approxi- the county as a storehouse mr pm mately 36 oft taylor said that nothing denn- truta i a oit ban account is a ilcl the portion of road extending ie hid been decided with regard j few rople can take criticism he that lets your wife beat you from the 9th conccion north to the county garage in clare- especially those who most de- to the draw on the pickering markham town- j mont near the cpr line i serve it i ladies or misses cotton jerseys in group no sleeve or short sleeve sml shades blue yellow gray also few only rayon sports blouse to clear 99c girls gowns fancy striped rayon lacetrimmed sizes i 6 blue or 3ellow to clear 99c girls dresses summery cottons plain shades or figured many islet trimmed sizes 4 to 12 asst colours to clear 99c girls dressy nylon dresses in plain or figured nylon with slips pastel shades sizes 2 to 10 299 we invite your inquiries re f l o o r- c o v e r i n g main slret stouffville