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ttf the stooffvttu tomjhf ttawkoy dauber 7 w6j uxbridge pickering tp news claremont karen and gerald cook fam ily of mr and mrs earl cook were visitors for a few days with mrs hazel wilson in stouffville they viewed the santa ciaus parade on satur day afternoon mr and mrs don hedges vis ited with mr and mrs arthur bates in woodbridge on sun day we are pleased to report that mrs crcsswell is much improv ed following her recent opera tion a white gift service will b conducted in the baptist church on sunday the donations will he forwarded to the beverley street mission in toronto mr and mrs jim mcguire at tended a wedding in toronto on saturday mrs j thompson and mrs snyder of norwood visited last week with mr and mrs a sam arillo and also called on mrs jack rennic mr and mrs lloyd pugh en tertained the 1957 senior war dens of toronto districts 3 and 4 and their vives at their home on saturday evening mrs jack ronnie and daugh ter marilyn were in toronto on saturday and visited with mr and mrs hobday and family and mr and mrs b wills weekend visitors at the home of mr and mrs a samarillo were angela karen and frank wills and kent carleton mr and mrs ken jones spent the weekend in buffalo to con clude a twoweek vacation the guide and brownie asso ciation and their leaders will hold a bake sale and tea in the community hall on saturday dec 9th at 230 pm the pro gram will include a lucky dip candy fishpond and book tables some lucky person will win a handbraided rug as the door prize the legion and auxiliary members are asked to remem ber the annual christmas tree party for the members child- ren on monday dec 11th at 730 pm the golden age group will hold their christmas gathering at the home of mrs g mccon- nell on tuesday dec 19th the womens institute will be in charge of the program and re freshments the meetings are continuing in the baptist church for the next two weeks including sun day dec 17 each week night at 8 pm sunday 11 am and 730 pm with dr rev myrddin lewis of wales come and hear this gifted and consecrated min ister mr and mrs joe harrison and family of burlington visit ed with mr and mrs bernard burnell on sunday trek to pickering polls on saturday dec 9th is last until 1963 the election on saturday dec 9th is an import ant one for the ratepayers of pickering township the electorate will not have an opportunity to exer cise their franchise again until 1963 since the new council will hold office for a twoyear term although a total of thirteen candidates arc com peting for 4 separate posts the main interest as far as rural ratepayers arc concerned will be focussed on the race for the dcputyrccvcship mrs jean mc- phcrson councillors clifford laycox and harry boycs arc engaged in a threeway fight for the position six candidates arc competing in ward 3 two in ward 4 and two in ward 5 reeve scott and coun cillors harvey spang and milton mowbray have been acclaimed three questions and one bylaw will also appear as separate ballots including 1 sunday sports 2 sunday movies 3 public library system 4 purchase of industrial land the additional work- in tabulating the results may delay the final returns to a later hour than usual on saturday evening paul wellman wins 100 bushel corn club long distance visitor miss inge llnd of copenhag en denmark visited her bro ther carl and the nerlichs on glenhaven farm last week miss lind studied for a year in van couver and is returning to cop enhagen to again take up teach ing in high school mr paul wellman rr 2 claremont was the winner of the ontario county 100 bushel corn club this year he had a yield of 1217 bushels of shelled 15 moisture corn per acre in second place was jack leek sandford with a yield of 1144 bushels per acre in third place was gordon hunter of brooklin with a yield of 1094 bushels per acre nineteen farmers took part in the 100 bushel corn club this year yields were taken on a 3- acre plot each contestant could usa any variety he wished and use any means at his disposal to procure the highest possible yield the average yield for the nineteen contestants was 8893 bushels per acre the club was brought to a conclusion with a 100 bushel corn club banquet in the ma sonic hall claremont on thurs day november 30 mr murray dunkeld claremont was the chairman for the banquet mr h l fair agricultural representative announced the prize winners and called on the various donors of cash and mer chandise to present their prizes mr david pegg presented a splendid set of coloured slides on his recent visits to israel finland and russia mr paul wellman expressed the thanks of those present to mr pegg for his very fine illustrated ad dress mr wellman also ex tended the appreciation of the corn growers to the ladies of the claremont wi for their splendid banquet and also to the donors of the various prizes for their cooperation in mak ing the prizes available for the corn club each year frven l mclean active in church lodge and farm organizations irven laughlin mclean of greenwood passed away sudden ly on saturday november 25th in his 65th year mr mclean was born at boul ter in the county of hastings april 27th 1897 he was the son of robert mclean and mary jane young pioneers of north hastings he leaves to mourn his passing his wife the former immuminummtmimimnmnuiv markham rfpw markham phone 357 phone 357 thors fbi sat dec 789 2 allcolor hits steve mcqueen brigid bazlen honeymoon machine also starring jim hutton paula prentiss those zany two from where the boys are also the lawless breed rock hudson hugh obrian julie adams matinee sat 2 pm doors open 130 mon tues wed dec 11 12 13 portrait in black adult entertainment lana turner anthony quinn sandra dee john saxon added color cartoon 2 shows at 7 and 9 pm each evening give books of our theatre tickets for christmas available now for children and adults ask our cashier umtmtmmiiliummnntrrrrp mary b bartlett and his dau ghters beatrice of greenwood and elva mrs gerald henning also of greenwood and three grandsons edward lloyd and david kenning the surviving brothers are howard of boul ter clarence of oshawa and daniel of detroit brothers and sisters who predeceased him were robert agnes james jennie annie bella david emma william and grace mr mclean enlisted in the first world war and was taken prisoner at vimy in february of 1918 he was reported died while prisonerofwar there fore a combined memorial ser vice was held in his home chu rch at that time for both him and his brother william who was killed overseas however irven mclean lived to return home after the war was over in 1921 he married mary edna bartlett of monteagle and work ed in the local faldspar mines for a few years in 1923 the family moved to oshawa and he worked at general motors for twentytwo years in 1939 he bought a farm at greenwood and lived there until his death in 1950 he became a field under writer for cooperators insur ance association mr mclean was very active in community activities and will bo sadly missed in many organi zations he was a member of corinthian lodge no 61 ioof for thirtyeight years and was a past district deputy he was also a member of the ontario encampment no 11 ioof and the oshawa rebekah lodge no 3 he was a member of green wood united churcli and served on the board as a trustee he was very active in ont county federation of agriculture the greenwood farm forum and was county chairman of farm forum at the time of his death awards to jr farmers i the members of the oshawa kiwanis club played host last week to a large group of junior farmers from the southern sec tion of ontario county who ex hibited in the junior section of the oshawa fall fair the event which has been held annually for many years is one of the club projects during the evening scholar ships and prizes won by mem bers of the oshawa 4h grain club oshawa kiwanis 4h calf club and brougham 4h dairy and beef calf club were pre sented grain club scholarship jack coates of brooklin was awarded the toronto dominion bank scholarship as the high boy in the oshawa 4h grain club the scholarship covers a one week winter short course at the ontario agricultural col lege at guelph other winners in oshawa 4h grain club were donald lin- do locust hill douglas batty brooklin wayne beath osh awa ted hunter brooklin ken nottingham raglan c john spencer brooklin grant beath oshawa eldon wilson clare mont ralph nottingham rag lan harold guthrie whitby william f batty brooklin and glen wilson claremont dairy club scholarship jim prouse of brooklin was presented with the toronto do minion bank scholarship as the high boy in the oshawa kiwanis 4h dairy calf club the schol arship covers a one week short course at the guelph oac other winners in this compe tition were bryan reazin of brooklin gloria cooper brook lin douglas batty brooklin jack holliday brooklin heath er holliday brooklin harold guthrie whitby heather coo per brooklin june davis osh awa william msdonald brook lin john davis oshawa gary batty brooklin larry weales brooklin and brian crawford brooklin eldon wilson rr 2 clare mont was the winner of the to ronto dominion bank special prize for brougham 4h dairy and beef calf club members he was the high point winner the claremont coop trophy went to gladys disney rr 1 brooklin who won first place in the showmanship competi tion other club members who were awarded prize money were don ald lindo rr 1 locust hill in the beef section in the dairy section the win ners were joan petty rr 4 pickering john wilson bal sam jim wilson balsam bill petty rr 2 pickering alan wellman rr 2 claremont ken stickwood r r 2 claremont glen wilson rr 2 claremont john harris rr 3 claremont pauline wellman rr 2 clare mont wayne hollinger cherry- wood lloyd harbron rr 1 ashburn cleve shirk rr 1 lo cust hill gerald giles rr 1 locust hill carl wilson rr 1 ashburn keith jones rr 2 claremont ken wilson rr 1 ashburn allan jones rr 2 claremont j mcgriskin cher- rywood gloria mcgriskin cherrywood ken wilson rr 2 claremont ivan wilson rr 2 claremont and lloyd kerswill rr 3 stouffville two new trustees on village board two new members will serve on the trustee board in the police village of claremont messrs chas cooper and gor don mcgrath have consented to fill the positions formerly held by messrs roy ward and malt anderson mr jack nor ton was returned to the post the annual nomination meet ing was conducted on friday night at eight oclock the new board will serve the community for a period of two years begin construction hospital addition next summer construction of the new 110- bed ajax and pickering general hospital will begin next sum mer the hospital board of direc tors decided at their monthly meeting we dont want anyone in this area to think that there are any ifs buts or maybes about our intention to proceed hospital president r d thompson em phasized everyone is well aware of the fact that we cannot continue to provide effective hospital cov erage for this area with present facilities and the new hospital must be started just as soon as the funds are available as quickly as final architects plans are completed and we have re ceived tenders from the con tractors mr thompson said the de cision was made in view of the confidence the board had in the success of the 495000 hospital building fund the advance gifts to date and the enthusiasm of the hun dreds of volunteers who will be canvassing next week have en couraged the firm belief that our goal will be reached and that we can give the goahead to the architect after negotiations with the county council are com pleted he sid the hospital operates at 110 percent of capacity with as many as 65 patients crammed into the wartime frame building designed for 45 the new hospital will have 110 beds for adults and children 24 bassin ets four operating rooms and two delivery rooms and can be economically expanded to 500 beds when needed see our new display of christmas papetries letter stationery is a most acceptable gift useful and most economical to buy come in while our selection is at its best boxed for grownups and kiddies too priced from 75c to 3 the stouffville tribune community bowling league standings dennis west posted a 288 single to lead all competitors in the claremont bowling league individual point scorers last week mrs rene rennie topped the ladies in this department with a 277 ken field chalked up a high triple score of 705 while marge samarillo posted a 65s mr field had the mens high aver age with 235 mrs samarillo had a 208 average the special weekly award went to gordon pilkey the team standings to date are h hopkins 42 pts b hockley 37 pts a roszell 31 pts a redshaw 26 pts m samarillo 25 pts s pilkey 23 pts j burrows 22 pts m norrish 13 pit candle care candles are popular at christ mas but they can be danger ous if a candle is too large for the opening in the candlestick dip the base of the candle in very hot water and you can then press it gently into the holder coat all but the wick of your candle with soap suds and allow to dry before lighting the can dle so treated will neither smoke nor drip goodwood mrs k may we welcome mr and mrs howard terrell and clifford greta smith to our commun ity they moved recently into the home formerly occupied by mr and mrs harry ward mr and mrs peter fintel- man are now residing at the pierre evans farm while mr and mrs j mulrooney have moved to the berema farm 3rd cone north two quilts were completed for mission work at the home of mrs harry woodland by the batist mission circle mr and mrs percy pugh and boys had supper with her bro ther mr and mrs norman faulkner and louise on tues day evening goodwood still has a station only room for one to wat for the train at a time if the cnr takes any more away there just wont be any mr and mrs art goddard and mrs stevens spent saturday with mr and mrs a william son and took in the stouffville santa parade mr larry coates spent the weekend with mr and mrs john maye mr cecil lee and mr fred stouffer have both been on the sick list mr and mrs d wagg and mrs f baldwin had sunday supper with mrs c jones the baptist christmas enter tainment will be on saturday dec 16 a pot luck buffet supper will be at seven oclock a short program at eightfifteen you are welcome the annual business meeting of the baptist sunday school was held on tuesday evening rev j tetley chaired the meet ing the sunday school have given three hundred and fifty dollars to their various mission projects miss lorna may spent the weekend at her home lorna is now spending her three months training at whitby hospital mrs mabel moore cousin of the may brothers of goodwood was buried in toronto on mon day open house on 95th birthday on sunday nov 26th mrs thos benns of claremont rr 1 celebrated her 95th birth day still active both in and outside her spacious country home she welcomed more than 120 friends neighbours and relatives at an open house to mark the occasion mrs benns is an enthusiastic hockey fan and follows the efforts of the toronto maple leafs via radio and television she attended the royal win ter fair this fall she lives with her daughter edna and a son charles the mother of thirteen children she has 22 grandchildren 55 great grand children and 12 greatgreat grandchildren cadieux studio glen major mrs wm hopkins hilda and mary ashburn mr and mrs joe jones visited on sunday with mr and mrs ralph faulk ner the ladies auxiliary held a quilting at the home of mrs leola fiss one day last week mr and mrs alec hingston and family toronto visited on sunday with mr and mrs j a hingston mr and mrs edgar johnson george and linda visited on sunday with mr and mrs allan holman brooklin miss betty risebrough spent the weekend at her home mr and mrs bert third and family of elmira visited on sunday with mrs leola fiss and fred mr and mrs jim jones frank and john visited sunday with mr and mrs walter biggs and family mr and mrs ralph faulk ner visited on monday with mr and mrs clare mcguckin and family richmond hill cherrywood mrs m hollinger the pickering horticultural society had an entertaining christmas party in the church hall last week mrs l mac- kean contributed two impress ive christmas solos o holy night and ave maria she also led the carolsinging miss somerville and mrs macdougal conducted two contests which everyone enjoyed a dainty lunch was served at the close of the meeting ladies dec 13 is the date set for the inaugural meeting of the united church women arrange for your babysitter now and get your bowling done ahead of time we feel sure you will want to be enrolled as a charter member of this domin ionwide organization should you need transortation tele phone mark 774j or at 21994 or mark 50j4 mr and mrs allan petty of roblin visited at the home of mr john petty over the week end mr herb allen and nephew of essex called on mr and mri wilmot gates on sunday a thief stole a womans shoci in a nevada night spot her hus band probably lost his shirt try our crispy pacon when departs the might just the thing for 8reakfast its a keem delight m classified adv brings quick results in the tribune issue of no vember 23rd mr chas coo- jicr inserted a classified adver tisement to sell one bull and two heifers in a period of less than one week all three animals were purchased with many calls coming from distant points the livestock went to farm ers in markham brechin and mount albert the adv cost st00 the many floral tributes gid eon bibles and donations to the heart fund were a fitting trib ute to mr mclean a memorial service was held by the oddfellows of district 41 at the meeachnies funeral home monday evening novem ber 27th the funeral was from greenwood united church on tuesday nov 28 with inter ment in salem cemetery the pallbearers were wm brown jr william clarke roy hill charles mctaggart edward pascoe and edgerton pegg bible teaching or evangelistic campaign conducted by noted welsh preacher dr w myrddin lewis a man with a message for today each evening until dec 17th in claremont baptist church sunday 11 739 weeknljrm except sal g pm come and share the blessing lean sliced side bacon 59 kraft plain pimento swiss old english cheese sce 8 2 yellow quick blue bonnet 1 lb pkg heavy duty liquid 13c off kelloggs 33 uccess wax 95 uloggs rice krispies 28 grapefruit 10 for 49 en libbys axbeans 243 1ly sliced beef liver it 39 frozen libbys freshly sliced home rendered pure lard n 18 freshly ground chopped suiet 25 stoypfville poop market free town delivery