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uxbridge pickering ip claremont i trttxib editor jim thoras i mr thrra and daughter su ar called on mr arid mrs i fr lippert while passing throjti mad- last wk after 4 woday rreror trip irsso the algorxrm park area- mr a- mrs lipperj former ciaremoiil resident now operate a itour- kimg drapery and upholstery irjvra in madoe a town of 3- popuatio- mr and mrs gordon borland ind family of walkenon visited with mrs m b borland on the a numher of soeal softball fan olrnpyed to waterdown on sunday for a playoff game between greenwood and car lie mr and jir don hedge- nioiored into the kirkrwd dist rict on sunday mr and mrs ernie mayes of 0hawa were weekend visitor with mr and mr howard hockley mr and mrs win towner and family plan to move from the gibson residence in clare- mont to a nom east of the tillage mr and mis bruce lehman of rrooklin were recent visitors with mr and mis yvos leh man we regret lo report lha mrs howard pugh is confined to hospital miss may mclrityre and miss brown of toronto were week end visitors at the home of mrs h g mclntyre mr and mis ray hill and family of collingwood were in claremont on the weekend a large number of local resi- i dents attended the ladies play- off softball game in stouffville saturday night between ohswa- ken and sioultville two local girls ila and prma rcrlshaw are regular performers in the lineup a shower was tendered for miss gladys edwards of stoult- ville at the home of miss mar- garet graham on friday even- i ing she will be married on sat- f tirday my and mrs j mcguire and family returned home after spending a weeks holiday at lake simcoe mr and mrs a samarillo held a cornroast at their home saturday evening guests in cluded friends from sea rboro toronto and claremont mr and mrs h gifford and i lohn mr and mrs j cough all of scarboro were sunday dinner guests at the home of mr and mrs jack ronnie mr and mrs a rosvell and family returned home after spending a month at a cottage at lake simcoe karen sealon of toronto spent a few days last week with mr and mrs g taylor and also enjoyed the weekend with them at their cottage mr and mrs h desjardins mid family visited with mr and mrs hollingshead at their cot tage recently mr and mrs h hopkins and family returned home after spending a week at their cot tage a miscellaneous shower was held for miss enid benson and mr ken middleton on friday night they were the recipients of many beautiful and useful gifts mr and mrs robl barton en tertained a number of relatives recently at their claremont home including doris and da vid ferguson of erjinhtifgli scotland two nieces lynetle and kdris smith of kvansttin iii mrs bartons father mr a smith and mr and mrs cltas smith and son ronald of weston careless driving brings s50 fine jailed 7 days supplied liquor to 13- yearold news goodwood fykv g ro ji iairii x barfr rm ftri 50 ari cave enough ikmos io a when mspmrai rnh old yo it a n i 0nrvh found him s was failed foi seve i driving by magistrate rsfit dm tenrj fvaix oi rr 2 pickersnjj vutwtritcn and r jlrs k lliy and mrs ro scbullar bay city mich arv h pickering pleaded not guilty tf the charge that he diove care se1 on the inland road on saturday july 3 sgf peiet hollywood of tr pickering township police de partment told the court that at that time he obeved peatse leave the west rouge shopping centre parking lot at such a high rate of speed that it fish- taiied three or four times over i mother to the wrong side of the road the officer when called to the stand tojlering the h la week james wjluara fowler of f jxr bea h pleaded not guilty a ge f supplying iiquor sgt peter pickering to part ment iu present hi own defence peaie said that he did not leave the pa king lot at a high rate of speed when questioned by his worship he said that his spehi as lie entered island road was 30 mph and that he did not top magistrate dnieper ruled that the accused was guilty of care less driving because he drove on to the road at night without showing any due care attention and consideration for oilier us ers of the road lywood of the nsliip police de- his worship that on july 21 at 1010 he was called to ihe boys home at fatrport beach at the request of the said that upon en- use he found the mrs d a beer and mrs mat thews called on oshawa friends on friday evening miss susan miller of whitby spent a couple of days last week with her grandparems mr mvi mrs titos english mr and mrs john harvey land little daughter of kitchener spent the weekend with his par ents mr and mrs ai harvey the womens institute will hold iheir next meeting on sep tember 2 in the form a bus nip to the home of mrs h barclay of lindsay this will be a pot luck lunch so all ladies please provide congratulations to brougham girls ball team who won the cup for pickering township mr and mrs ronald hamil ton also mr and mrs fred hamilton were in toronto on saturday attending the wedding j of the latters nephew- mr jas sc 13th youth unconscious on a touch and that lie was obviously intox icated he said that later he went to the resilience of the accused i where fowler was duly charged when called to the stand the youth said that he visited fowl- ers house on the day in quest- j ion and that he was given a glass of wine he told his wor- 1 ship that he did not remember anything after the first drink in his own defence fowler said hat he had no idea of the youths age and that lie had only met him a couple of limes magistrate dnieper ruled that it was obvious that the youth was under 21 years of age and registered a conviction i greenwood a numter from here attend ed the exhibition tins past week the mission band will meet i in the sunday school room this saturday foronnon from 11 to 12 this is a new time or the meeting the official board of the i cuit will meet in the mi mm church monday sept 11th rev t fleet ham returned from his holidays last week the evening wa will meet at the home of jmrs alfred ivjrji with mrs c mctaggart in charge of the worship service the roll call is where you spent your vacation meetin while and miss beverley craig congratulations to mr h blackman on winning several the afternoon wa will hold their meeting in the church basement group 2 has charge i prizes on his pigeons also com j nf n wo ship period thi spent the weekend with his par ents mr nd mrs steve sclmi- 1 ml carol mitchel has ae- opted a position with the de partment of lands and forests i in the parliament bunldings in ihe parliament buildings toronto congratulations and best wishes to mr robert taylor ami his hride lynn hildary of newmarket who were married recently little maty ellen johnson of headford spent a few days holi daying with her aunt mrs les mitchell sympathy is extended to mrs charles jackson whose mother mrs geotge jack passed away at west hill mr and mis ham and fam ily have moved into the house recently occupied by mr and mrs arnold maye an invitation to hear rev benny jones is extended to all for three oclock on sunday sept it at the baptist church in a way this is a ferewell as benny is taking charge of a bapiist congregation in cal gary fifth line church will be open for iheir monthly evening 1 service at 730 next sunday kepi in mr francis cook will i speak i ken and ron may enjoyed a motor trip to xew brunswick last week mr and mrs ken hocklev had sunday supper with mr and mrs gordon jones speedy recovery is wished for mrs dan ivorton who is pres ently in oxbridge hospital only about two afternoons of j last week were lit weather for j harvesting grain is beaten i down into the ground making it difficult for combines to ga ther up when it is dry grain in the shock is starting to sprout many farmers depend on school j boys for help and of course j the school hll has rung sunday morning a heavy storm brought i as much rain as all the week- j day showers together so folks i just now we are all wet i mrs pal collins has returned home feeling much better after being some weeks in hospital and with her sister in toronto uxbridge youths one girl face liquor charge p i thi stootfyjue 1w8une thwiy stpumtx 7 w61 hief kllenhiirgpt observed h si r rinins ver hill u wiihout head- vo lbride a ra ojt h and a isyearcje nhiidse ui were found giily last week by magistrate rb dnieper for hav ing liquor in a place other than a ieidencc suppljn liquor io a minor and drjkin under age donald jame xlarnden of kk h 2 lbridge was fine 100 and was costs or a isday iail entence dead and the b foi supplying liquoi toa 14year j tv gowi old uxbridge youth i the accused had been drinking the youth iessfd hai harrr and there was a strong smell of den had given him some beerj alcohol on his breath but that it was just n mouthful maguuate dnieper dismissed the charge of supplying liquor to minors and crown attorney any beer oxbridge testified he amhew ca on centre lights when he checked the vehicle ticel that the windshield broken the battery was wet e not ress0he and corsage of tahs man rose for the honeymooit trip ts ot t aw the bride wore a tiu of deep biown bone accessortjs and corsage of bronze mum on their return the coup will reside at 3q lawrence ave v toronto of lager he said he could di tinguih between ale and lager because of the colour uxbridge police chief ellen- burger testified that he saw the accused at 9 pm en centre road and had found 8 bottles of beer in the car one bottle was partially full ontario provincial police con stable ho hockins stated he talked to the 14year old at the uxbridge police station and testified that it was apparent that the boy had been drinking dismiss chance a charge of having liquor was dismissed by mag dnieper robei t douglas st andrews of ifi cedar st uxbridge was fined 50 nd costs ov 10 days in jail when ho pledged guilty tn having liquor in a place other than a residence he pleaded not guilty to charges of supplying liquor to a minor and careless driving the 14yearold lad testified that st andrews had also given him beer when crown attorney bruce affleck asked him when st andrews asked him however the youth said his pre vious statement was wrong and st andrews had not given him bruce affleck requested that the careless driving charge be withdrawn when st andrews was fine 5i or 10 days for having liquor in a place other than a residence i he asked the magistrate if he i could take the ten days help yourself replied mag- isttate dnieper fined sum una norton ifi of kis plank st uxbridge was fined 100 and costs or 10 days for drink ing under age uxbridge police chief klleti- burger testified that the accused had been drinking when she was found in st andrews car on the night of aug 2t lie said her eyes were glassy and her breath smelted of alco hol miss norton testified she had not been drinking and her eyes were always glassy she said that perhaps some beer had spilled on her magistrate dnieper told the girl that she was starling out on the wrong road and that it was a long and rocky one estate reps tour pickering industrial area your chances of having a farm accident this month are extreniclv good re alert and ing second in b class in horse shoe pitching at the cse i mr m hamilton visited with mr and mrs cliff hubbard on sunday miss m g wilier of toronto also mrs matthews called on the latters brother mr and mrs m v routley of brook- lin on sunday rev and mrs lackey and son david visited with mr and mrs h plaxlon and mr and mrs i w bayles one day last week miss bernice hord of good wood has been holidaying with her aunt mrs w slack i miss karen and masters keith and rickey ellicott have been holidaying with iheir grandpar- ents mr and mrs r ellicoii mr and mrs howard mal colm held a family reunion dur ing the weekend at ihe home of mr and mrs i cut the friendly bible class meet ing which was to lie held this week has been postponed for a month mr and mrs sheppard and family of green river have moved into their new home on brock road we welcome them to our midst mr and mrs p a beer also miss diana carter returned home after a trip to south ri ver mrs mcginnas of santiago california also mr and mrs mitchell of toronto visited the meeting is sept 14th and the roll call is service mr anil mrs irvin mclean and beatrice visited last sunday i at bolter stay alive says hal wright i formers sister mr and mis oda farm safety engineer take ai harvey on sunday a aminuie break in the middle of the afternoon big industry if is not how much found it paid safely dividends but how much we you will loo timely tips on the farm keep your cattle away from i junk piles where youve thrown old paint cans and car batteries advises dr howard neely ex tension veterinarian at ovc kv- en ai small amount of lead can be fatal to cattle some orchard and vegetable sprays contain lead too another precaution dont use leaded paints around the barn or fences or in pens sanitation is still the best j way to control flics in warm j weather the fly egg can become j an adult fly in 10 days or less mr and mrs john knox hamp i s w ho j on when ihirtvnine were pres- oac entotno dp i i here can be up lo 100 fly mag- 1 igots in 1 pound of manure he advises removing the manure from the barn every other day jiake it to tlie field once a week if you must store manure before spreading it have only one pile and keep the sides as steep as possible water hemlock poisoning is fatal lo livestock in nearly all cases says dr d c blood of ihe ovc farm service the ani mal may live only 2 or 3 hours hui if it lives beyond a day or two you can expect complete re covery the symptons are froth ing at ihe mouth and pain ihe pupils of the eye dilate and the animal groans and grates its teeth there may be rapid kick ing and rigid extension of the legs bloating frequently occurs there is no effective treatment but you can prevent it by fenc- i ing off wet areas containing j water hemlock nowadays men dont talk a- bout women as much as they uncl lo most of todays conver sation is devoted to overtime and limeanda half come in today for a really great fountain pen value we have enjoy what the first organized tour of ihe pickering township indus trial area was conducted on thursday afternoon when about fifty persons were taken by bus throughout the southern por- tioii of the municipality in addition to members of council and the industrial com mission there were salesmen in attendance from several of to rontos top real estate firms as well as representatives from consumers gas co ontario hydro toronto industrial com mission twp engineer t o jefferson clerk l t john ston and planning board secre tary harry pearse the party hoarder two buses at the pickering police station and took a route eastward along hwy no 2 they surveyed the land on the valley farm road south and brock road south the sewerage plant at french mans bay was pointed but and the development at bay ridges the group was shown the town ship water plant before veering east to the pickeringwhitby townline the buses travelled through the greenwood conservation area and north to hwy no they then returned to the in dustrial zoned land in the dixie road area and west to the scar boro boundary dinner was served at tlie guild inn reeve sherman scott and industrial commission chairman john campbell spoke briefly they expressed a will ingness to cooperate with inter ested parties at any time m an effort to promote a better know ledge and understanding of what ihe townships industrial area had to offer weddings jiookv bkst orono united church was the setting for the wedding of mar- jorie annette best daughter of mr and mrs horace r best orono and wayne leonard hoo ey son of mr and mrs albert leonard hooey bowmanville the wedding look place august 26th 4 pm rev w k hoits- lender bowmanville was the officiating clergyman the church was decorated with stan dards of white gladioli and white mums mrs m staples played the wedding music and accompanied the soloist john ford toronto the bride given in marriage by her father wore a full length gown of while peaudesoie fash ioned with a fitted bodice and elbow length sleeves scoop neckline fashioned on princess lines falling straight at the front and forming a slight train at the back a circular crown of imported orange blossoms held the fingertip veil of silk wkbb n onnacott audlev cnited church was die scene of a pietty wedding on saturday august 19 when miss marilyn jean womtacois daughter of mrs sydney won nacott md the late mr worm- cott pickering tvvatne the biide of mi ronald franklin arthur webb son of mr and mrs fiank webb of locust hui out rev melville butters pci formed the ceremony mrs archie bell played the wedding music and accompan ied the voloist mr george iatt the bride given in marriage by her brother mr frank won nacott wore a full length gown of nylon net over satin the bouffant skirt featuring ap- pliqued lace panels at the side front- the moulded bodice of matching lace had a scalloped neckline embroidered with pearls and sequins and long sleeves ending in points at the wrists her fingertip veil was f caught to a coronet of seed f pearls and crystal drops her flowers were a cascade i of american beauty roses and i steplianotis miss betty bryant j was maid of honor in a street length dress of floral polished cotton in shades of brown on white styled with off the shoul der neckline and puffed sleeves the bridesmaids miss carol wonnacott sister of the bride and miss donna harris whit by wore similar styled dresses in shades of rust on white all wore white accessories and car ried bouquets of white shasta chrysanthemums the best man was mr john wonnacott and the ushers were mr bill wonnacott and mr die ter wunrierlich the reception was held at ihe audley church where the brides mother received in a street length dress of french crepe in shades of green white hat and accessories and corsage of red roses and siephnolis as sisting was the bridegrooms mother in a dress of floral heres nothing so misting as a little child he looks to liis moihci iiu father lor all his pleasures and com- forts but whit jj something happens to his father and there is only his mothei leftj to look niter hitnr in tlice days ot high prices it takes a fairly sizeable income to provide the necessities let alone pleasures and com forts ioi innately a sun liie of canada life insurance program tailored to your individual needs ran en sure your family an adcj fpratc income in the event ol vour death all in all life insurance should be the young fathers first invest ment has it been oui jim abell rnoxi 237 stouiivii tra sun life assurance company of canada sheer white accessories and a corsage of pink carnations on leaving for a wedding trip to ottawa the bride donned a two piece beige lined dress white hat and accessories with corsage of talisman roses green river we have that makes us happy tins service will provide you with plenty of hot water tor all your household needs erc19 hydros new hot water service jhon markham 94 or ax 3333t a low monthly charge covers installation of a modern auto matic electric water heater all service and maintenance including replacement if necessary cost of electricity our staff will he glad to tell you nil about this nilinclusive hot water service kor information call ontario hydro markham kv office box 170 len keepings barber shop hours i monday low- t d x a in till in pm i uelnevlay jt nni till r j tlinrmlay s iiii till i friday 8 am tin in j saturday s am till ttv eminent registered lrrler at all times pert in all phases if llarlierinc takes canadas largest and lowest priced cartridges o lo 29 suie jfs a eenuine parker fountain pen thats why the parker 9 is such tremendous value it takes canadas larnest and loest priced cartidges 5 lo 29c and you have your choice of a smooth writing octanium nib kr it try it youll want the ne rtr 19 a poml sijls elr tine tine medium brorf barrel colotrs l1u- rreen red rey tight biie djrk blue iriht mikens or ihc w0p10 j most wnr0 funs 153 mom st w stouffville i aikens pharmacy formerly sidneys drutr slnre stouffville fhone 2sfiw mrs i lehman and children spent the weekend visiting rel ative al llunlsville and oilier northern point mr and mrs iv snietham entertained some friends on saturday evening mr and mrs r hamilton spent sunday afternoon vith alt anil mrs frank huieliiijgs of claremont anyone wishing to contribute news to this column will reach your correspondent hy phoning markham kiui owing to the anniversary service at whitevale baptist church there will he no even ing service this coming week mr and mrs hm duncan spent sunday evening with mr and mis a trewariha maik- ham misses gail and colleen and- 1 erson daughters of mr and mrs roy anderson are recup erating at home afier undergo- ing tonsillectomy operations at the uxbridge cottage hospital their many friends will he hap py to know they are making satisfactory progress i cade of pink delight roses while carnations and white stephan- otis airs paul rutherford king ston was matron of honour and the bridesmaids were miss caro lyn tennaiit and aliss cathryn hooey sister of the groom both of bowmanville they wore slreei length dresses styled alike in graded shades of blue silk organza over matching taf feta filled borliee with a seoop neckline and full skirts with cummerbunds of taffeta at the waist the headdresses were a i rose made of matching taffeta willi nose veils and they car ried nosegays of white gladioli with blue pompom mums to match eaih riycs i xeil i looey bowmanville was host man for his brother and the ushers weie aft douglas gams hy oshawa and ronald best brother of the hride the reception was held in he sunday school room of the church where the brides moth er received in a printed beige and brown linen dress and j matching jacket green acces- roses assisting was the grooms roses assisting was th grooms moiher who chose a desert gold brocade rlress with matching jacket and hat with brown ac- 1 wilson lumber ltd locust jih ont builders supplies plywoods trim doors and hardware we deliver in stnnltville dislrict phone markham 552w the fruit and vegetable container co ltd 58 hyde ave toronto 15 is running a sale on wirebound orange crafes and cabbage crates for hie month of sept cm her sis id per hundred ioh toronto we also itae a subslanlinl slock of bushels find 6 and 1 1 rjl basksls 1 floral designs wkodinos funbra ls corsagks a specialty grahame w hudson ix obrien ave sioultville fhone sioultville s12w kuojsc130 k jo s9nlui joj sniiaiu ptjmdj flvom sthiv 00 3hxxv avojiacus asikhod hill io huiov shiiiv t 3s0oh 31jjvm p s3mvdnvd i ii i j i s i a notice by a resolution of council the week of september ifilh 21th inoi is hereby proclaimed national home week in the township of markham w r dean reeve hct crisp clerk