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the stouffvue tunjhe tkny hoitsixt 29 1962 uxbridge pickering tp news claremont party and concert on dec 15th a committee has been organiz ed to look alter this project michell of col- the general meeting in decem- per has been withdrawn in fa vour of the annual christ mrs f c borne visited recently with mrs lillian empringham and also spent a day with mr and mrs w p boyington of uxbridge the local claremont boy scouts are selling christmas trees at 125 each any mem ber of the scout troop will take an order or phone orders may be left with derrick cur tis at 6492143 the boys will be cutting their own trees and the money derived from their sale will be used to promote troup activities and also support a local charity as has been the practice in the past the young people of the united church enjoyed a hay- ride on saturday evening and returned to the home of mr and mrs frank holhngshead for re freshments twentyfive relatives were present at the home of mr and mrs bob hockley recently on the occasion of mr hockley of uxbridge marking his seventi eth birthday a surprise dinner party was held on saturday evening for mr and mrs wm wallace on the occasion of their 40th wed ding anniversary the occasion was arranged by members of the family the gathering was held at the home of mr and mrs lloyd pugh twentysix rela tives and friends were present valerie rennie was admitted to the scarboro general hospi tal on monday and underwent an operation for appendicitis on thursday she is now pro- evening that will be held on tuesday dec 18th at the home of marge samarillo marge samarillo and olga dunec continue to retain their good bowling form in the ladies department of the clare mont league the men frank hendy lloyd macgregor and pat lord are the current top threesome the november meeting of the golden age club was held at the home of mr and mrs harry newman greenwood on tues day afternoon of last week lunch was served by the green wood branch of the womens institute the annual christ mas meeting will be held in the red cross building brock road on tuesday dec 4th cars will leave the four cor ners at 130 pm the guest speaker on this occasion will be mrs holmsted of toronto chairman of the senior citi zens organization for ontario visitors with mr and mrs grant taylor on sunday were mr arthur loyst and janice of whitby and mr and mrs wm pyatt of willowdale mr and mrs graydon taylor of oshawa visited on sunday with mr and mrs sam taylor and family the afternoon unit of the united church women met at the home of mrs robt barton on thursday afternoon nov 22nd the leader mrs clifford glen major mr and mrs w e faulk ner stouffville visited on sun day with mr and mrs ralph faulkner mr alec hingston spent the weekend with mr j a hing ston mr geo pickett returned to his home from uxbridge hospi tal on thursday mrs jim jones visited relat ives and friends at fairview lodge last wek mr and mrs norman faulk ner and karen stouffville visit ed saturday evening with mr and mrs ralph faulkner mr and mrs mike trakas of toronto visited mr risebrough on the weekend m reynolds conducted the wor- mr and mrs ed thomson and m t i bruce of scarboro visited on sunday at the home of mr and mrs jack rennie susan hayward celebrated her birthday on saturday and held a party at her home a number of her school friends were present on saturday aft ernoon wayne roszell marked his birthday and accompanied by a group of friends enjoyed tn outing of bowling at mark- ham they returned to his home for refreshments mr and mrs jack rennie and marilyn had sunday dinner at the home of mr and mrs h gilford and later visited with valerie in the scarboro general hospital mary francis the likeable waitress in taylors restaurant has taken a positionwithponds in markham i the annual meeting of the claremont public school board will be held on monday evening dec 3rd at 8 pm mr and mrs wm hicks john and marilyn of whitby and mr and mrs ray hill and family of collingwood were visitors on sunday at the home of mrs loss hill mr fred evans was released from the oshawa general hos- pitalon monday following an operation lasfweek two carswereinvolved in a collision on the brock road in claremonton monday morning one was driven by mr fred ward i mr and mrs a samarillo and family visited on sunday at the home of mr andmrsf wills the l a of theguides and brownies wil decorate the com munity hall fdr the christmas ship service mrs lehman read the scripture mrs f loyst in troduced the study book atha many lovely gifts were re ceived by mrs james loree of toronto when a stork shower was given her on saturday af ternoon at the home of her aunt mrs fred draper mr and mrs clifford dun- keld and girls had dinner sun day with mr and mrs james melton in burketon mr and mrs nelson case mt albert mr and mrs james loree toronto were supper guests saturday with mr and mrs murray dunkeld george robb miss muirhead spent sunday afternoon with the carruthers here mrs thos dunkeld is spend ing a few days with her dau ghter mrs james melton of burketon john williams left on sunday from malton to spend a month with his parents in england mr and mrs jos tran had all the family home for dinner en sunday before john left for overseas mr and mrs norman leh man mr and mrs murray dunkeld mr and mrs a fos ter mr and mrs allan meyer mr and mrs m johnston all attended the corn banquet in manchester monday mr and mrs ernie carruthers and ruth anne attended the wedding of her brother grant wagg and dorothy mcarthur in the anglican church union- vile audley mrs fred puckrln the community club will hold the next meeting in the school on dec 8 in the form of a box social there will be election of officers and the annual re ports will be given the club sponsored a com munity dance in audley school on saturday evening with mu sic by the john hotner family the community welcomes mrs a w betson who has moved from toronto to reside with her son bob in the new house recently built on the farm mrs e pardon and miss hel en pardon oshawa visited on sunday at the home of mr and mrs bob pardon mrs a richards underwent an operation on her eye at oshawa general hospital on monday of last week sympathy of the community is extended to the frank mur ray family in the death of mrs murrays mother mrs jones on saturday at the murray resi dence where she had been liv ing mr and mrs aleck richards and family visited at the home of mr and mrs lynne rich- aids oshawa on sunday ward at claremont mr and mrs murray jones visited sunday with mr and mrs carl dopking at dundas starting next sunday dec 2 and throughout the winter the sunday school will be at l30 pjn with church at 230 mr and mrs bill jordan and family moved into their new home on the balsam corner on the weekend balsam mt zion the active service class met wednesday at the home of miss kathleen mcavoy with mrs thos jordans group in charge of the meeting mrs robt bar ton of claremont was guest speaker mr and mrs cecil disney at tended the holstein banquet at greenbank wednesday mrs wm harbron mr les lie harbron mr and mrs b jamieson mr and mrs rday and mrs f noon attended the golden wedding anniversary of mr and mrs norman anderson on nov 21 in the aihburn church a number of friends gathered saturday night and presented mr and mrs harold vansickle nee lois jordan with a mis cellaneous shower mr and mrs lome jones en tertained the mt zion baseball team to a turkey supper satur day at their home when 38 were present mr and mrs glen manderson and joanne had supper thurs day with mr and mrs jack t santa claus parade comes to markh amiso sat dec 8th930am leaves robinson school green river little janet pearse is able to be home again after a sojourn in the hospital and is doing very well mr e malrs is still in the scarboro hospital foiling his ac cident at work but is coming along as well as can be ex pected a number of folks will be very sorry to hear that teddy the big lovable dog owned by mr and mrs r seebeck was killed by a car mr and mrs r hamilton vis ited with mrs t robinson of uxbridge on sunday mrs rob inson is able to be home again a very happy time was had at the home of mr and mrs duncan when the family gave them a surprise party on fri day evening the occasion be ing mrs duncans birthday the ladies aid met at the home of mrs v ireson of markham on wednesday and mrs c postill was in charge of the devotional period of the meeting lunch was served by mrs v iereson and mrs fontyn the happy hour is to be held for the children in the church here on saturday afternoon dec 1st at 130 pm sunday dec 9th will be white giff sunday at the sunday school and saturday dec 22nd the carollers will be delivering the shutin boxes on friday mr and mrs m coles and family left the union station for their trip to new zealand where they hope to start farming mrs coles is the former may white daughter of mr and mrs archie white their manv friends wish them every success in the new land while enroute they will spend a day or so with friends in winnipeg and also stop over to visit with mr and mrs carl white in vancouver a watch next weeks paper for an announcement regarding the date for the sunday school concert well known couple wed bring the children to see santa bands floats fl heal good parade surprises be sure to be there christmas party for children above the plaza after parade free picture taken with santa tuuhimimnwmummuummimumwmuuumm tthnnnmmttmmttnttlt markham township election pay december 3rd v 1962 from 1000 am to 800 pm y vjfoff reeve deputyreeve councillor ward 1 r- two member for board of trust s area no 2 greenwood nov 26 unit 1 of the ucw will hold their december meeting at the home of mrs geo moore on tuesday the 6th with mrs j brooks in charge of worship service and program this is the month to bring your gift for your secret sister commencing this sunday dec 2nd church service will start at 1115 sunday school remains at 1015 the date for the christmas tree and con cert is december 21st the film of the life of martin luther which was to have been shown last sunday will be this sunday night dec 2nd at 730 miss mary lou morden enter tained a few of her little friends last saturday to her fifth birth day party mrs h newman entertained the golden age club last tuesday afternoon nearly six ty ladies and gentlemen were in attendance the afternoon was spent in playing games and cards followed by lunch the next meeting is at the red cross rooms at pickering for the many friends of mr robert mcvey who is still in the civic hospital at peterboro he is coming along very well and expects to be home in 2 weeks time the auxiliary of the scouts held a dance in the township hall last saturday night at which a presentation was made to mr and mrs t campbell who moved recently to the golden mile of a platform rocker and cushions to match mrs gardiner mrs thomas and mrs mcfadyen made the presentation and rev i fleet- ham read the address the claremont band was at fairview lodge last sunday afternoon entertaining the lolks there mrs john kingsley and chil dren of delaware spent last week with her sister mrs e pegg and this week is with her mother in toronto who is in poor health mr skinner was taken to the oshawa hospital last friday for an operation hope he may soon be home again mr ed pegg is spending a weeks holiday in nova scotia wiji tj issiftrttt jtv mxis fes mr and mrs wayne red- in zion united church law- tricia bell daughter of mr of mr and mrs ross red- shaw are pictured here fol- rence ave scarboro the and mrs h v bell of good- shaw claremont lowing their recent marriage bride is the former gail pa- wood the groom is the son cadieux studio dr m b dymond speaks at holstein club banquet good progress is being made with the treatment of the men tally ill stated the hon m b dymond minister of health for ontario in his address at the annual holstein club banqft in greenbank the stigma that was once attached to the mentally ill is fast disappearing as people re alize it is just possible to be sick above the shoulders as it is to be sick below the should ers a few years ago visitors to ontario hospitals were not encouraged but today visitors are welcome and as a result there has been a great increase in this phase of the rehabilita tion program dr dymond also stated that when patients leave the hospi tal they are encouraged in every way to get jobs through their own initiative this builds up confidence and self reliance in the patients and hastens the day when they can resume nor mal living only in cases where the patients are unable to find jobs for themselves does the department of health render assistance dr dymond was introduced by george mclaughlin and thanked by ron werry enter tainment was provided by the fourinaccord barber shop quartette from oshawa presi dent mac christie port perry was chairman uwuininmmuuuumnmuinmwnntniini altona congratulations to mr and mrs wm wallace who cele brated their 40th wedding an niversary last week- on satur day evening they were guests of honour at a buffet supper at the home of their daughter mrs lloyd pugh of claremont congratulations also to mr and mrs o madill of stouff ville former altona residents who celebrated their golden wedding anniversary on satur day a number of folks from here attended the madius at home mr and mrs bob lewis and family visited on sunday with her sister mr and mrs bob logan and family of palmers- ton a group of friends 32 in all spent last friday evening at the home of mr and mrs don boake viewing home movies and to end up the evening en- joyed a buffet lunch of chinese goodwood the senior room of good wood school and their teacher along with several interested villagers enjoyed a bus trip to the winter fair last week speedy recovery is wished for mrs gordon boll who has been in brierbush hospital also for norman wagg who has had pneumonia mrs bentley is not in the best of health mr and mrs roy schullar and son neil of bay city mich spent their thanksgiving with his parents mr and mrs steve schullar mrs r may and children spent saturday afternoon with mrs dean percy and girls junior bypu will meet at 730 on friday mrs fred woodland is at the home of her son harry after spending a few weeks with her daughter mrs alexschnieder miss lorna maye spent the weekend with her parents mr and mrs bert maye webb school parent teachers meeting was held wednesday in the school with 35 present mrs john maye led in a community sing song the annual concert will be held in the new auditor ium on dec 19th there will al so be a community skating par ty miss gates introduced the guest speaker mr don sander son who is with reliable exter minators he gave an interest ing talk and showed pictures on our most common pests the next meeting will be the third wednesday of january sorry to hear mr aaron rlt- tenhouse is in claremont villa nursing home with a heart condition court house facilities intolerable judge hall tells ont county jury his honour judge alex c hall urged an ontario county 3ury panel last week to de mand of their elected represen tatives that adequate facilities be provided for the administra tion of justice in ontario coun ty judge hall told the jury panel he could not stress too strongly the totally intolerable condition of the 108yearold court house his honour said there is only one court room to serve a pop ulation of approximately 150 000 people johnsonbarkey team in jr farmer debating contest ontario county junior farm ers will be represented in the provincial intercounty debat ing series this year by donna johnson uxbridge ted gordon beaverton frank barkey brooklin and bruce mcmillan port perry upholdingjthe affirmative will be donna johnson and frank barkey while bruce mcmillan and ted gordon defend the negative side of the debate the two teams from ontario county will meet a similar two teams from durham county in the first round of the series two separate debates involv ing these four teams will be held in the uxbridge high school on wednesday evening dec 5th beginning at 815 pm e subject for this debate which should be interesting to rural and urban people is resolved that the county council system of government in ontario is satisfactory all junior farmers parents and friends are invited to at tend anything you as citizens can do to bring pressure to bear on the elected representa tives to build a new court house would be an act of good citizenship his honour said judge hall was forced to ad journ the general sessions of the peace of ontario county until dec 10 to make way for ontario supreme court non jury sittings as long as these elected rep resentatives are content to just let us struggle along with one court room there is noth ing we can do but delay the administration of justice his honour stated ihe pointed out there are tall kinds of courts including the ontario supreme court onta rio county court magistrates court naturalization court and various boards and commis sions are in need of court room facilities two judges will be sitting here next week and one will have to be content with using a back room somewhere every citizen in this county should object that the most important segment of our society must be carried on under these-circum- stances his honour said county council he said is doing all in its power to rectify this situation but it cant do anything without the city of oshawas assistance his honour made a special plea to oshawa jurists to take up the lack of adequate admin istration of justice facilities with their elected representa tives and demand that some thing be done to rectify the situation one thing though is that the old privies have gone we do have modern conveniences in that regard but thats all judge hall said he apologized to the jurists for the lack of a place for them to sit this is the most scandalous situation i have ever known in public life he said an ontario county grand jury at the opening of the ses sions recommended immediate action to provide adequate court roomfacilities the grand jury pointed out that the small room in which it had to meet was not flatteringtb either the jury or the witnesses who were summoned to appear before it food dr allan secord will show pictures at the next glasgow home and school meeting to be held wednesday dec 5th in the school at 8 oclock note the change of night webb and goodwood groups are to be special guests keep this date in mind a speedy recovery is wished mrs stanley lewis who is in uxbridge cottage hospital at time of writing mr and mrs don davis and larry of weston visited on sunday with her mother mrs f goudle and sister mrs merv bunker robert nesbitt may consider return to uxbridge twp council mr robt l nesbitt a for mer councillor and deputy- reeve in the township of ux bridge may once again toss his hat in the ring at the annual nomination meeting to be held at goodwood on friday night mr nesbitt was defeated at the pulls in 1961 by the present deputy mr norman hogg mr hoggs margin of victory was 68 votes nominations will open at 7 pm an election if necessary will be held on monday dec 10th mr nesbitt told the tribune that he was giving the matter serious consideration but would definitely not be the means of causing an election if more than one qualifies i will cer tainly be in there he said it has been suggested that mr nesbitt would oppose mr hogg for the rceveshlp reeve earl duwjhvoh has already announc ed his intentions to retire at the conclusion of his 1962 term mr alvin rcdshaw who has always polled well across the township as a councillor will likely move up to contest the deputyreeves post there has been no announced opposition for this position it is expected that councillors charles for syth and donald jackson will seek reelection the council has enjoyed a busy but rather quiet term and no contentious issues are at stake in 1961 the nomination attracted a standingroom audi ence norman lehman wins 100 bushels corn club mr norman lehman rr2 claremont was the winner of the ontario county 100 bushel corn club this year he had a yield of 1299 bushels of shel led 15 moisture corn per acre in second place was bob lew is rr3 claremont with a yield of 1277 bushels per acre in third place was albert fost er rr2 claremont with a yield of 1214 bushels per acre eighteen farmers took part in the 100 bushel corn club this year yields were taken on a threeacre plot- each contestant could use any variety he wish ed and use any means at his disposal to produce the highest possible yield the average yield for the eighteen contest ants was 9817 bushels per acre the club was brought to a conclusion with a 100 bushel corn club banquet in haugens restaurant manchester on monday november 17 mr jack morgan claremont was the chairman of the banquet mr lynn fair agricultural representative announced the prize winners and called on the various donors of cash and merchandise to present their prizes dr n f tomlinson and rev mr cresswell presented a splendid set of coloured slides on their recent visits to great britain france and switzer land mr paul wellman expres sed the thanks of those present to dr tomlinson and rev mr cresswell for their very fine illustrated address mr wellman also extended the appreciation of the corn growers to the do nors of the various prizes for their cooperation in making the prizes available for the corn club each year death jennie mnton at her home 55 mill st ux bridge ontario jennie moore beloved wife of the late moses linton jr passed away on thursday nov 8th 1962 in her 79th year the late mrs linton was born in uxbridge township a daughter of jane beverley and wm moore in 1903 she married moses linton and to this union were born ellwood ajax gordon markham lois at home and stanley deceased her early life was spent in uxbridge township but for the past 50 years she has resided in gouldville uxbridge funeral service conducted by rev d jay was held at mc- guire low funeral chapel on saturday nov 10th with in terment in uxbridge cemetery four grandsons harold char les wayne and brian linton were the flower bearers the pall bearers were tom coatcs dan linton hoyle car ruthers ervin carruthers an- sol beverley and lloyd do- rusha 1st claremont cubs all boys of the first clare mont cubs arc actively work ing to a wonderful goal three silver trophy cups are awarded cich week by their leader bill keevil cups this week are be ing held by the following boys allan lovst cup for the best point getter gerald cook cup for the best dressed cub and allan apple by cup for the highest badge receiver claremont womens institute next meeting of the clare mont womens institute will be held on wednesday dec 5th in the claremont community hall at 2 pm roll call is a recipe for christmas cookies motto for the day let us keep the christmas spirit deep with in our hearts the special speaker for the afternoon will be mrs kay walker public relatioas department of the bell telephone company lunch commltte mrs w hill mrs johnson mrs el evans mrs k ward mrs middleton the senior championship in the shorthorn bull classes at the royal winter fair was a win for james daly sandoon farms uxbridge this bull crichton buzzard had been im ported in the past summer and was a former grand champion at the internationally famous perth show in scotland