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the tribune stouffviue ont thursday august 1 1940 page nine glaremont by staff correspondent mrs william dickinson is very ill at her home here mr and mrs robert beelby spent sunday at lynbrook miss mcarthur of peterboro visited friends here recently rev mr kennedy officiated at the decoration services atjxi whitevale cemetery last week mr c a overland was in erin recently on a short visit bath bros of the 8th con cession have recently purchased a new tractor mr ray runiohr of hamil ton spent the weekend here with his mother mrs annie rumohr mr hudson is at present visiting his brother mr eric hudson and also his daughter mrs ira powell who has been confined to her bed for so long fails to improve in health mr and mrs bruce taylor and glenda spent sunday with relatives here mrs lyman pilkey has been visiting mr and mrs douglas sr at bobcaygeon mr and mrs ernie hughes of montreal are at present visit ing the latters brothers mr and mrs jas mccullough mr and mrs harry porter motored to valley duff on sun day where they attended the cemetery decoration servics of that place the severe wind storm on thursday night last brought down a large number of tree limbs around the village but no serious damage resulted mr and mrs jess warden and family are taking up resi dence this week in the irvin purdy house miss s e evans no teacher has been appoint ed as yet to fill the vacancy made by the resignation of miss pryor of the continuation school staff miss pryor was last week appointed to the staff of the agincourt continuation his many friends around here congratulate mr george tran of atha on attaining his 85th birthday last week in very good health he has lived on the atha farm now for 28 years the reunion picnic of the taylor clan was held on thurs day last at lynbrook when about 65 relatives and friends were present and a splendid time was had by all the winners in friday even ings mixed trebles bowling tournament werefirst kgood man oshawa 2nd fred evans claremont 3rd ed goodman oshawa 4th mr brownley oshawa mrs e gleason who with her granddaughter marion evans has been visiting in toronto at the home of her daughter mrs m j wilker entertained her brother mr wc lyons of seattle wash for a few days harold and muriel sanderson of toronto also ina jarvis of agincourt have been recent holiday visitors at the nelson sanderson home misses myrtle bacon marg aret and mabel johnson betty manion kay cameron evelyn sanderson and mrs bert cam- recently returned from a weeks vacation at the cameron friends of mrs jas coates cottage on kashe lake muskoka of stouffviue were pleased to see her out again on sunday following her recent illness thanks is expressed to the executives of both local sunday schools in their efforts to make last weeks union picnic the success that it was mr vaughan glover of peterboro accompanied by miss dorothy cunningham were sun day visitors at mrs blanche cooks home here the baptist mission circle met at the home of mrs w bingham on tuesday mrs jas coates group was in charge but in view of mrs coates recent illness her place was taken by three local boys bob miller gordon borland and lloyd pugh have been three of the prime reasons for whitby soft- ball team being in the playoffs this year the whitby team finished the schedule in second place and will go into the finals this week marks 74th birthday mr john pallister wellknown north townline farmer will mark his 74th birthday today aug 1st mr pallister has farmed bis present acreage for the past thirty years and has the distinction of being the oldest member of the claremont band 3tf summer sportwear just right for hot weather swim suits satin or wool sport shirts in or out light or dark shades hats and caps best lightweight quality windbreakers mens and boys lightweight r e curtis phone 1602 stouffviue ont r shell clean rest rooms we welcome musselman lake campers our prompt courteous and efficient service will please boadways service station phone 265 stouffviue niagara pastor to be here last sunday july 28th was the fourth sunday for the union services of the two churches here rev i kennedy the united church minister is leaving for his holidays this week and for the next four sundays union services will be held in the baptist church in the morning and the united at night next sunday august 4 rev n e newton of niagara falls will be the speaker at both services quiet wedding at parsonage a quiet wedding was solem nized at the united church parsonage claremont on satur day evening when isobel middle- ton daughter of mr and mrs william middleton of mark- ham township became the bride of norman degeer who is employed on the north town- line rev i kennedy officiated at the ceremony sister agnes middleton of stouffviue acted as bridesmaid while brother stanley degeer was best man farmer injured in tangle with team arthur prouse of the 6th concession suffered possible dislocation of one knee on sat urday afternoon when he be came entangled with his team while returning from the hay field apparently the flies were bothering the horses consider ably and in tossing her head the one animal caught the line in such a manner as to pull her backwards backing mr prouse who was on the mower seat in to a gully to add to the mixup the neckyoke broke and the trussed up horses managed to get turned around and wedge the unfortunate farmer against the seat giving his leg a bad squeeze his cries for help brought neighbours dave pugh and milton benson to the scene and they were able to free both horse and man mrs sidney bennett dead mrs sidney bennett of clare mont passed away at her home on monday morning at the age of 73 years mrs bennett whose husband predeceased her some twenty years was a daugh ter of mr and mrs john mckay of oakville deceased was al ways of a most cheerful nature and has made her home here since the death of her husband she is survived by four sisters mrs c b patterson vancou ver mrs f tripp toronto mrs oscar bray buffalo mrs w bennett markham and one brother william mckay of oakville the funeral was helfl on wednesday afternoon to clare mont union cemetery sister of pickering woman is buried at queensville funeral services for the late mrs lewis irwin took place on friday afternoon with inter ment at queensville cemetery rev arthur greer conducted the services before her marriage on march 5 1928 mrs irwin was alma l thompson she was born at zephyr oct 27 1902 her parents were the late hul- dah arnold and kemp thomp son of queensville the family moved to queens ville when she was a small child and she went to school there she became a registered nurse graduating from victoria mem orial hospital toronto she practised her profession in toronto newmarket and de troit it was in detroit that she met her husband following their marriage they lived in detroit until 1933 and then moved to stratford and subse quently toronto five years ago mr and mrs irwin moved to newmarket where for the last two and a half years mr irwin has been the rural mailman for r r 1 newmarket besides her husband one brother and three sisters are left sidney thompson queens ville mrs harvey mccordick abbie newmarket miss laura thompson toronto and airs kenneth pratt marie pickering township 4th con brougham mr and mrs fred dingman of whitby spent sunday with mr and mrs a b matthews mr and mrs thos philip mr and mrs thos philip jr were in lindsay over thel weekend musselmans divided into ten drives henceforth it will be much easier for members of the musselmans lake ratepayers the township council will meet on tuesday august 6th monday being civic holiday mr and mrs a moffatt and daughter of toronto called on mrs l c brown on sunday mr and mrs er crocker and mr jos glenn of toronto called on mr and mrs l matthews recentlv mr s madill of toronto has been visiting his nephew mr fred madill and other friends misses eilene and audrey bochamp of bowmanville were guests of bulah and kathlene hamilton last week mr ross madill and mr c aldridge spent the weekend in north bay mr and mrs stephenson of toronto were sunday visitors at the bassett home the w i will hold their regu lar monthly meeting at the home of mrs gannon on tues day august 13th hostesses mrs gannon mrs o wilson mrs burton and mrs hutchings several of our farmers have started harvest mr t philip sr was the first to cut wheat in this district mr and mrs a hastings and john also mr and mrs l matthews enjoyed a trip to musselmans lake and other northern points on sunday miss zella seebeck mr and mrs mackey and daughters verna and norma and mrs pal mer of toronto also mr and mrs g seebeck and daughter lillian of markham were guests of mrs d seebeck on sunday association and others to locate any party they wish around the lake the lake has been designat ed in ten drives named as follows connors dr valley rd windsor dr north shore coultice park mcnellys lake shore appletons maple grove and evans dr every cottager who is a member of the aoci- 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