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family freeforall in caremont dist home aired in whitby court charges of assault causing edward testified that his mo- bodiiy harm and countercharg- j ther had asked shirley to stay es of assault involving four per- outside while he went upstairs sons from rr 1 claremont and rr 1 pickering continued whitby magistrates court to get the baby because his in i mother was afraid of shirley he had also asked her to stay on thursday sept 21 shir- 1 outside while he went upstairs jey ann camraack of rr 1 pic kering testified that her hus band edward cammaek her brotherinlaw thos cammaek and doreen bairbridge had as saulted her causing an inch long gash in her forehead on aug 23 thomas cammaek and dor een bainbridge have laid assault charges against shirley ann cammack during yesterdays hearing by magistrate r b dnieper shir ley testified that she had struck doreen and thomas only in self defence a c stone of rr 1 pickering shirleys father testified that he had driven his daughter to the residence of her motherinlaw in uxbridge township but re mained in the car while his daughter went to get tier baby which had been placed in her custody at whitby family court earlier that day a few minutes later thomas cammaek drove into the drive way like a maniac he said and was swinging his arms as he approached the house he was cursing and hollered dont let her take that baby when he came closer to the door of the house stated mr stone called for police mr stone said that while he was waiting in the car he heard his daughter shout from inside the house to get the police be cause they the cammacks were beating her up mr stone said he then drove three or four miles to telephone the police and when he returned to the cammaek house edward cammacks truck was gone the next time he saw his daughter was at the oshawa general hos pital where shirley spent three days when mr stone was asked why he had not entered the house to go to the aid of his daughter he replied had i gone in and seen the blood on her i think i could have licked the whole cammaek family he stated he did not go in because shirleys attorney had told him not to get into trouble with the cammacks shirleys husband edward cammaek testified that after family court he had arranged to pick up shirley at her house after lunch drive to his moth ers house to pick up the baby and return them to shirleys house when he arrived at shirleys house to pick her up there was a note on the door stating that she had waited until 2 pm and had gone to fetch the baby her self to get the baby and its clothes edward claimed that when he got back downstairs shirley was standing in the hall and when thomas came in she bit him in the nose causing it to bleed he then took shirley by the arm and sat her on the chesterfield choked with tie when thomas walked thro ugh the hall into the kitchen shirley grabbed him by the hair and took the stove lifter off the stove to hit him edward grabbed the stove lifter and put shirley on the chesterfield again site then grabbed him by his tie and began choking him stated edward edward told the court that shirley then threw herself at the door and when he assisted her in getting up he noticed the blood coming from her head edward testified that he then with the aid of his brother thomas put shirley in his truck and went to the doctor in stouffville when shirley refused treat ment by the stouffville doctor he drove her to the oshawa general hospital on the way to the hospital she again as saulted thomas who asked him to stop the truck and got out stated edward cammaek lift rail tie edward told the court that when a nurse in the hospital asked shirley what had hap pened she replied that they were having a free for all he also told the court that his 120pound wife was very strong because she could carry a 150pound railway tie magistrate dnieper interven ed at this point and asked what shirleys waist measurement was she claimed it to be 23 or 21 inches but could not tell the magistrate the measurement of her biceps edward told the court that his wife handled the baby rough ly and handed the infant to him because she wanted to fight doreen bainbridge testified that she had changed the babys diaper upstairs and when she came downstairs shirley kicked her on the pelvic bone doreen claimed she was sit ting in the kitchen when she saw shirley jump on thomas back as he was coming through the kitchen door shirley then grabbed the stove lifter which edward took away and they went back into the hall again she stated that she did not kick shirley at any time magistrate dnieper adjourn ed the case until this week predict tax drop in 1962 scott ratepayers in the township of pickering were presented with the best news in some years at a regular meeting of council on monday night when the reeve mr sherman scott predicted a tax de crease in 1962 the rapid growth of the township in addition to a complete land reassessment across the muni cipality has produced a population increase of 128 and an assessment jump of 45 the population now stands at 18698 the total assessment has reached 26 in individual wards the bay ridges development has upped the assessment in ward 3 to over 8 the mill rates should come down drastically suggested reeve scott and taxes should be reduced inl962 reeve scott advised members of council that they should confine the 1962 budget for current requirements and not on a fixed basis with the pre vious term he pointed out that the cost of services was not on a par with the areas growth the total assessment of land has more than doubled for an increase of 109639c building assess ment is up 1964 in a breakdown of land assess ments in individual wards all arc up considerably ward 3 shows an increase of 157 s ontario match on dunlceld farm the south ontario plowing match will be held this year on the farm of mr murray dun- keld cone s pickering near atha it is scheduled for wed nesday oct 11th the president is mr joe tran other executives include messrs robt baird bert guth rie and elmer powell the ban quet will be held in the stouft- ville masonic lodge altona the october thankofforing meeting of the altona womens missionary society will be held in the united missionary church on tuesday oct 10th at 8 pm dr paul yates will be the guest speaker the men of the community are in charge of the programme all are welcome rev and mrs d sargeant en tertained rev wm tyler a former schoolmate on sunday a number from our commun ity enjoyed the allnight sing of sacred music in massey hall on friday and saturday even ings sunday guests of mr and mrs stanley lewis were mr and mrs jake reesor mr and mrs ira rusnell and mr and mrs fletcher goudie mr and mrs gordon john son nee ruth meyer were guests of honour at a commun ity shower on saturday evening at her parents home mr and mrs vernon ellirott and children of uxbridge and mr and mrs frank bielby were sunday visitors witli mr and mrs walter davis halloween came to our cor- 1 ner a little early this year as the grade niners took part in initiation festivities on friday mr and mrs f poirier and family moved on friday to make their home in concord sunday visitors with mr and mrs norman bunker were his sister mr and mrs fred ma- dill of claremont and mr and mrs ross madill of ajax atha all roads lead to south on tario plowing match to be held on the farm of mr murray dunkeld on wednesday oct 11th a large number attended the shower for the newlyweds mr and mrs gordon johnston nee ruth meyers they received many lovely gifts the shower was held at the home of mr and mrs allan meyers parents of the bride congratulations arc extended mr and mrs ed macaloney and brian visited sunday eve ning with the carrutliers fam ily mrs r macdonald spent a day last week with her daughter mrs johnston stouffville green river mr and mrs j keir of mount albert attended markham fair and later were guests at the home of their uncle mr and mrs l pegg mr and mrs m draper are on an extended motor trip to northern ontario mr and mrs a percy of markham spent an evening re cently with mr and mrs r hamilton mr and mrs f hutchings had tea on saturday evening at the home of mrs d shank the home and school held a most interesting meeting on monday evening last when the awards to the lucky pupils were presented and also mr t c sutherland gave an interesting talk on streaming and fallouts this subject dealt with the new courses that are being made available at secondary schools and in this way a number of those who fail to continue on may do so as they will find the courses they desire available to them there for some time now it has been the desire of a number of folks to have the grounds sur rounding the church planted with some shrubs and also have some landscaping done mr and mrs grant malcolm of gait were guests of mr and mrs r carter over the week end mr and mrs g murison of cedar grove were supper guests on sunday at the home of mr and mrs wm duncan mr and mrs roy carter had lea on sunday with mr and mrs l barrett and family of brougham cedar grove did you see the huge v of wild geese that tlew low along the town line about noon on monday if they went unseen they surely did not go unheard horses and chickens scattered like mad as they honked them selves a path through the sky mr and mrs bert tapscott were hosts for the september community club meeting the usual village projects came up for discussion but a new one was added to this months list fallout shelters there seems to be a difference of opinion on the value of shelters not so much over their efficiency as the desire to survive at all mr and mrs arch little mr feeman barry and robert at tended wesley united church on sunday to participate in the christening of douglas allan hoshel son of carolyn little and don hoshel euchre winners were eliza beth hoiiinger joyce lapp mrs blanche wells cec latch- am mr h taylor and bill hoi- linger carrying prizes went to velma jackson and geo free man to hold township elections on dec 9th a twoweek interval will be mer councillor allowed this year bet ten the date of nominations and the municipal elections in the twp of pickering- the nomination meeting has been scheduled for nov 24th the elections will be held on dec 9th members ot the 1962 council will be elected for a two year term mrs jean mcpherson a for- and deputy- reeve requested the extended time between the nomination and the election the council voiced no objections to the pro posal it was hinted that the library question might be returned to the ballot the issue was defeat ed last year the question of sunday sports will be put to a vote of the people pickering twp jr farmers do well at oshawa fair ibrcdjy october 5 1961 the stourryihe tribune pjoe ts 314225 damages awarded motorist a sunderland district resi dent has received damages of 314252 following a jury trial at the fall assizes in whitby william r prentice rr 1 sunderland was granted the special and general damages in a claim against norman james of uxbridge the court award ed james damages totalling 9432 the action arose out of a cartruck crash on highway 7 and 12 one mile north of man chester on aug 4 i960 pren tice claimed that he was pro ceeding north and overtaking a truck also proceeding north near the intersection of a town ship road he said he sounded his horn and started to pass the truck as he nearcd the truck he claimed the truck suddenly made a left turn in front of him and they collided prentice spent nine days in hospital and lost six weeks work plaintiff and defendant had earlier agreed on the special damages each claimed prentice special damages were set at s277s15 and james special damages were set at 47310 the suppreme court jury found prentice 20 per cent neg ligent and james so per cent negligent they set prentice general damages for pain and suffering at 1130 prentice then received so per cent of the total award of s392s15 which is 311252 james received 20 per cent of his claim which was 9462 pickering briefs councillors ross deakin and harry boyes were appointed as representatives on the commun ity centre board of bay ridges mr w p percy neale has submitted his resignation from the pickering township court of revision due to ill health a replacement will be named later this month mr michael picov a consult ing engineer charged that dis criminatory methods had been employed in acquiring a portion of the picov property as a site for the municipal water plant mrs jean mcpherson suggest ed the use of coloured ballots at the forthcoming municipal elec tions in an effort to assist the ratepayers in registering their votes mrs mcpherson pointed out that the problem could be come even more complex if the ballot contained a number of questions for public approval or rejection the clerk was asked to check into the legality of the plan sixtyseven boys and girls from ontario and durham counties exhibited livestock in the junior farmer section of oshawa fair these exhibitors all twenty years of age or un der showed calves in one of the keenest competitions of the fair four breeds of dairy cattle and three beef breeds were shown by the participants each of whom has been responsible for the care of his or her calf since early spring the early part of the after noon was spent with the ach ievement days for the oshawa kiwanis 4h dairy calf club the brougham 4h calf club and the brougham junior calf club later the members of these clubs as well as other young farm people competed in the open classes competition of the junior section of the fair one of the keenest competi tions was for the arthur percy showmanship trophy the top beef showman ross bailey of uxbridge edged out the top dairy showgirl gloria cooper brooklin rr 1 who won the trophy last year these two champions had to prove their ability to show both their dairy and beef calves in competing for the trophy the t eaton trophy which rotates among the dairy breeds was this year awarded for the top junior ayrshire calf shown by gloria cooper in the oshawa 4h dairy calf club fourteen boys and girls showed calves representing 4 breeds each was awarded points both for their calf and for showmanship which will be added to the points which they accumulated through the club year the top showmen were gloria cooper and bill mcdon ald the various sections for calves were won by jack holli- day heather holliday gloria cooper harold guthrie and doug batty twentyfour members of the brougham 4h calf club ex hibited their calves to complete their club project the top dairy showman was gladys dis ney while don lindo was the top beef showman winners of the various classes were john wilson kenn wilson keith jones jim wilson and don lin do the brougham junior calf club is composed of members under 12 years of age twelve boys and girls showed calves linda mcgriskin was the top showman while brian stick- wood and michael lindo showed the top calves this junior club is sponsored jointly by the whit by rotary club and the oshawa fair board much of the success of he club programmes depends on the work of the club leaders the leaders of the oshawa 4h calf club are ken holliday and ron worry of the brougham 4h calf club are bill boyes and frank barkey and of the brougham junior calf club lome disney and glen wilson a doctor says that slow mov ing people live the longest and seem to get in the way of the rest of us to open new high school october 13th the official opening of the new dunbarton high school will be held on friday evening oct 13th at eight oclock mr a h mckague of the dept of education will be the guest speaker the doors of the new struc ture were opened to an influx of students for the september term thus relieving the accom modation problem at the high school in pickering an addi tional wing will be added for technical instruction audley mrs fred pnckrln the rev keith hawkes was in charge of the church service on sunday morning next sun day rev buttars will be in the pulpit the sunday school superin tendent fred puckrin present ed pins or wreaths to the fol lowing on sunday morning for regular attendance during the past year tommy astley jo astley joy astley joanne cox anne guthrie donald guthrie harold guthrie arthur puck rin lynda puckrin keith puc krin nancy puckrin roy puck rin dorothy smith joyce smith ronald smith shirley smith glenn squire peggy squire stanley wonnacott linda izatt the following had received their oneyear pins earlier in the year allan powell grace pow ell bob richards randy rich ards susan richards barbara smith beverley smith douglas smith several of the girls and boys were promoted to a higher mossport class the cgit had a wiener roast at the home of mr and mrs bert guthrie on saturday evening when they invited the boys of the community the community club meets this saturday evening at the home of bill and mrs guthrie the program will include a game of euchre the audley school boys have played two gimes of ball with the boys of hilltop school win ning both games cherrywood mrs m hoiiinger a number attended markham fair on friday and saturday from our village congratulations to joan and bill petty gloria linda and jim mcguskin and wayne and dorothy hoiiinger on a good showing of their 4h calves at the oshawa fair on wednes day mrs j bundy loft by plane on saturday evening to spend some time with her sisters in eng land mrs jack rennie left on fri day to visit with her daughter evelyn and family in califor nia mr and mrs morris and fam ily moved to a new home in to ronto on saturday the turkey supper will be on wednesday oct is from 4 pm on admission by ticket only mr and mrs jack rennie have had their daughter lorna and husband visiting with them for a few weeks there will be a euchre in the school house on friday evening oct 6 at 815 prizes and lunch provided everybody welcome the p pigott family spent saturdav at the car races at aremonf police continue crackdown on drinking parties a pickering township investi- 1 alcohol and that they were tin- gation of a teenage drinking party on the lakefront recently resulted in two toronto youths being convicted of drinking while minors convicted were arthur ocon nor 132 de grase street and richard aitken 17s morse st who were fined 100 and costs or 15 days const cyril cooper of the pickering township police de partment told the court that on sunday sept 24 at 10 pm he drove down the old rosohank road to a park where he found several teenagers fighting steady on their feet both youths admitted drink ing beer ard whiskey he said oconnor and aitken appear ed in court with cuts bruises and swollen eyes sustained in the fight each pleaded that they were unsteady on their feet because they had been struck on the head with a tire wrench the ccurt learned that a third member of the party an 1s- yearold girl was also sum moned to appear in court on a similar charge at a later date when you want a drinking party boys dont do it in on- he said that the breath of the tario countv stated magistrate two accused smcllcd strongly of i dnieper mr wm gliddon left on sun day for north bay to attend a three day convention as a rep resentative of the claremont school board mr and mrs h gifford and barbara of scarboro were sun day evening visitors at the home of mr and mrs j rennie mr and mrs ross redshaw enjoyed sunday dinner as guests of mr and mrs t bell of west rouge congratulations to the mount zion softball club on winning the oasa intermediate d championship saturday night it was initiation day at the pickering high school on fri day and there were a lot of be draggled looking students get ting off the buses friday after noon however they got spruc ed up and attended the dance in the evening grace michell was a guest at the home of karen hayward and family friday evening and saturday the remainder of the weekend the girls spent at mi- chells home mrs a samarillo attended a large excwac reunion on saturday in toronto held at the canadian corp building mr john mclntyrc manager of the claremont cooperative has received an appointment to a new post at alliston the move will be announced official ly at the shareholders meeting in brougham on thursdav oct 12th mr harold hopkins was among the several local resi dents who viewed the grand prix auto races at mossport park bowmanvillc on satur day mr eddie ortiz was admitted to the wellesley hospital tor onto recently mr and mrs peter meyer re turned to the village from swe den this week and will take up permanent residence here mrs geo mcconnell is visit ing for a few days in nova sco tia mr ravol roy of toronto was a visitor this week at the r g roy farm chas cooper ltd has set up an implement display at the in ternational plowing match near belleville this week the young people of the bap tist church will hold a special service and banquet on friday evening at seven oclock gary cooper has enrolled in queens university at kingston he is presently in the general arts course to specialize later in the field of journalism he was employed in the offices of canadian press during the sum mer vacation period mr and mrs carl devitt and mrs frank cooper visited on saturday with mr wright mrs dawson and mrs graham all residents of fairview lodge near whitby the response to the clare mont boy scout drive for toys games novelties and decora tions was very good for the benefit of anyone still having any of these articles please phone 62 or take to sandy go- dens house these articles arc being repaired and painted and will be auctioned off from the boy scout float following the santa ciaus parade don mills and no 7 highway next door to arnolds farms octobe rubber boots reg 450 369 all nylon quilled parkas reg 1795 1395 heavy duck quilted waterproof hydro parkas 1395 heavy melton air force pants reg 695 495 heavy doeskin shirts reg 395 298 thermal 2 pes underwear reg 298 each 450 set sheepskin type lining suediene vests reg 795 595 slightly imperfeci bulldozer boots reg 1695 895 allwoo sweaters reg 695 495 flannel pyjamas reg 395 295 long sleeve fleece lined sweat shirts reg 298 179 school dresses reg 495 375 corduroy lined jeans allwool blouses flannel pyjamas reg skirts reg s395 298 249 198 119 reg 298 145 ah nylon parkas reg 1495 1095 wool quilted duffle coats 4 to 6x 639 8 to 16 979 lined jeans reg 395 298 plaid shirts 98c winter combinations reg 298 198 oversized also reg sizes wool slacks quilted lined mouton collar station wagon coats reg 1495 flannol pyjamas reg 298 allwool skirts reg 495 house dresses 198 298 995 199 298 and up for the kiddbes kiddles nylon quilted snow suits kiddies sets shirts lined jeans reg 1095 795 199 we sell all kinds of bedding hunting and fishing equipment bring this ai and with every purchase of 500 and ui 1 pair of ladies nylons or mens socks free