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1 ithe tribune stouffviile6nu thursdayrjunelst f- s aosioe ioboe olateifrorit 3 xomfj v 0 o by staff correspondent local agent mowders store aonoc aosaoc 30ex0s0b30c xoiaob 1 miss margaret wallace of toron- to visited over the weekend at her home here the bypu of the baptist church held their regular meeting on mon- day evening at the home of mr and mrs morgan pugh mr and mrs hurtabee of north claremont visited relatives in oshawa over the weekend friends will be sorry to learn that mrs fred redshaw had the misfor tune to dislocate her knee while operating the lawn mower one day last week and was off her feet for a short time we understand a further telegram has been received by the saunders family here regarding their son who was recently wounded in italy to the effect that his condition was unchanged mrschas hardy is in rather poor health at the present time we are told mr and mrsbert gibson oshawa visited with mr and mrs chas hardy on sunday miss reta rolling of mt albert attended the redshaw and ellicott wedding here on saturday next sunday june 4th the com munion of the lords supper will be observed in the united church at the close of the morning service cigarettes have been sent to tlie following local service men over seas recently curly cook ev ham mond edna benns- lome hardy harvey coates v prouse roy mc- leod jim reynolds ren loyst alvin lehman an interesting program is being prepared for the wa meeting of the united church to be held at the home of the misses mcglashen onthursday june- 1st at 230 pm mr dougherty will give the ad dress the regular meeting of the clare mont and north pickering red cross branch willbe held at the home of mrs mclntyre claremont on the evening of june 5th at 8pm mr john badgerow who recently acquired- a property in claremont in the east end is adding a new garage to his place with the assist ance of mr titos- hammond car penter wm evans who laid the founda tion for a new house in the east end last year is going ahead with the proposed building we understand morley symes is on the job at pre sent mrsymesand his men re cently completedrenovations at the loyst canning plant here the wee babe of lieut and mrs jos ward is in the sick childrens hospital undergoing treatment pte harold loyst son of mr and mrs frank loyst has gone to a west coast army post from his sta tion at brampton mrs frank badgerow has been in attendance at the graham home north townline since the illness of miss doris graham and the child- ren- mr levi linton lias taken up re- sidehcein the village mr linton moved here from perth to ahouse which he has owned for some time friends will be glad to learn that mr james leggitt is steadily t im proving in health since his recent illness miss s e evans and mrs bexton also mrs r e forsyth attended the baptist convention in toronto last week the womens institute will hold a sale of aprons at- the club house on the afternoon of june 14th afternoon tea will be servedand tnepublic is cordially invited to patronize the affair proceeds are for war work the r g roy farm is calling for five men to work on the big poultry ranch here it is also planned to construct a huge well on the pre mises water is available at- fifty feet but in addition the well will be nine feet wide with steel curb ing thereby providing immense storage- capacity the feathered flock on this farm requires some thing like 2000 gallons of water daily z employees at the sarco plant are to be protected henceforth from the hot afternoon sun which hits across the west windows of this model factory last week a complete set of awnings were placed over the windows the management of the industry are to be congratulated on tlie wellkept appearance of their grounds new fieldman it iff fe 4 tmsttmvi evening comsiunityhaili i r i s vvv i plian to attend june 2 r v- baurettrsorchestra john manley master- of ceremonies round ans square dancing- 1 auspics claremont park board j brougham the claremont united church pte robf liscombe of camp bor- was tastefully decorated on satur- f r ormiston whose appoint- merit as fieldman for this dis trict has been announced by the holsteinfriesian association canada his territory will con sist of the ten eastcentral on tario counties formerly serviced by r m holtby who will de vote his full time to his duties as chief inspector of selective registration mr ormiston will make his headquarters at brooklin the auction sale of mccracken bros onthe outskirts of pickering village was one of the largest of the year and totalled over 7000 the high spot of the selling was reached when a farmer bid 1325 cash for a fordferguson tractor the hay loader realized 295 and a power mower 275 while the cul tivator for a fordferguson went at 265 all very stiff prices the sale coming as it did right in the busy season drew a good crowd nevertheless many being attracted by the unusually fine line of imple ments v hillbilly songs bring red cross donation torrance farr and a number of his associates members of the mill valley lumber staff from the brock rd north were in the village one evening last week and the little show they rendered on thefour corners netted a nice donation for the local red cross torrance is quite a versatile chap and his gui tar and voice found a considerable audience the local boys who fre quent the corner refreshment stand during the evening are to be con gratulated on their fine gesture oshawa cleaned up bowling tournament oshawa bowlers carried off all four prizes at the local tournament held here oh the claremont greens on the holiday may 24th the tops for three wins went to chas mc- cutcheon and the second prize was taken by mr goodmans rink also of the motor city there were twenty rinks out for the affair which completely filled the local greens prizes of pyrex towels and vases were awarded aged horses at record high prices pronounced the best sale of horses in a year was the approval placed by auctioneer a s farmer on the public auction sale held for john beelby claremont last week an aged team 14 years old sold for 118 each while another pair of stagers 11 and 10 years of age real ized 213 for the pair these prices are certainly high for this time of year especially when it mightbe expected that farmersare not want ing more horse power the high priced cow went at 140 and good beef cattle at 00 each the whole sale in round figures reached 2800 mr beelby who has been in ill health was very much pleased with the general results of the sale wm madill active for 35 years in drug business in peterborough william madill 85 died on sunday at his home 14 alexander ave mimico he was onetime chairman of nicholls hos pital board peterborough the son of the late james madill pickering township he was born near whitby- going to toronto 18 years ago mr madill was for some years dispenser at the wellesley hosptal retiring six years ago formerly a prominent member of st pauls presbyterian church peterborough where he was super intendent of the sunday schoolfor 20 years he had latterly been- iden tified with- parkdalepresbyterian church he was also amember6f the iof and theloof surviv ing are his widow- hannah i hill madill and a son major w smadill cdchis father r one of three james madius who lived inpicker- lngbutit is said all were related and thereforesomecbnnection the -present- madius of claremont andstouffville den spent the weekend with his father mr h liscombe mrs nuttalt and miss poaps of toronto visited their friend miss helen devittbn sunday robt wilson rcnvr of tor onto visited with mr and mrs o white over the weekend geo knox rcaf returned from the west on saturday to spend a couple of weeks with his parents wm and mrs knox congratulations to mr and mrs vernon ellicott who were married on saturday afternoon and left to spend a short honeymoon with friends at eastern points mr and mrs w e holtby visit ed at the home of their son g e holtby arid family on sunday miss miured woodward spent the weekend with friends in oshawa mr and mrs h philp and family of toronto spent the weekend at their farm home m and mrs d gannon accom panied by mr and mrs hugh gan non and daughter bonnie spent the weekend visiting friends around haliburton mrs upton of toronto visited mrs easton on sunday mr and mrs n f mechin of oshawa were around calling on old friends on sunday afternoon v mr roy miller and mr russell gray of research enterprise ltd spent the weekend at their homes here the many friends of mrs b mas- kell will be glad to know that she is doing as well as canbe expected after her recent operation united cburch was scene ot hlicott- day afternoon may 27th when phyllis jean redshaw daughter of mr and mrs r fredrick redshaw of claremont became the bride of vernon francis ellicott son of mr and mrsrendall ellicott son of mr the ceremony was conducted by rev i e kennedy the wide given in marriage by her father was attired in white sheer over satin and carried red roses her attendant and sister was mrs david coates of brooklin who wore pale blue sheer over taff- etta and carried pink roses joan redshaw niece of the bride was flower girl dressed in yellow organ dy the groom was supported by harold phillips of brougham- mrs walter v played the wedding march and during the signing of the register mrs william evans sang when song is sweet the ushers were messrs david coates and francis wilson following the ceremony a recep tion was held on the lawn of the brides home the bride receiving her guests beneath an arch decor ated with pink and white streamers ferns and bridal wreath the brides mother received attired in torquoise blue with white accessor ies and corsage of pink rosebuds the grooms mother wore pale blue sheer with white accessories and corsage of pink rose buds rev kennedy acted as master of cere- monies during the proceedings the couple left on a short trip to peterboro and other eastern points the bride travelling in a brown suit with beige accessories on their return they will reside in v fired gun in ottawa for 40 years firing the noonday gun on majors hill park at ottawa has pass ed from ernest snowden left who rncently retired after almost 40 years service- to wm davisfdreman of the park but for the war the job might have gone to snowdens grandson now serving in the rcaf achievement day tor to be held at uxbridgc town hall plan homemaking club pro gram for 19445expect large entry list ontario county achievement day is announced by f m campbell ontario county agricultural repre sentative the date- is june 10th brougham guests attended the wedding from brooklin brougham mt albert claremont arid victoria corners and the place uxbrldge town hall girls from all tlie rural sections in the county are expected the motto forthe day is being well dressed and well groomed the program is as follows registration 10 am arrange- ment of club exhibits judging classes discussion lunch hour 12 noon afternoon i session 130 pm comments on club exhibits team demonstrations planning the 1944- 45 programme presentation of cer tificates and pins club members will be given re cords and achievement and county honors according to records during the day the homemaking club programme for rural girls for 194454 will be planned send the tribune to absent friends i dreamed that i paid 500 for a haircut arid 50 00 for a pair of cardboard shoes i dreamed that we had ho wartiriie controls on prices profits or wages and that we hadnt had the sense to v organize the distribution of supplies all the way down the line v i dreamed that because every- one was making more money and spending it prices were skyroc keting all the sales to buy higher stores looked like fire with people scrambling before prices went still panicky people were buying things they didnt need and hoarding everything they could get their hands on i dreamed that everybody had to fight to get more money and that in this mad race wages and salaries were falling behind i dreamed the hand of everyone was against his neighbour with each of us blaming thcothcr fel low for his troubles with everybody for himself no matter what it cost in the long run and no matter how it hurt the war effortr wnthank t to realize wlthrelief that i live in a country where things are sane and stable where the cost of living has been kept within bounds to realize that with out the safeguards thatihave headed off inflation my night mare might have be come a reality i to realize that prices and wages production costs and selling prices are in separably linked together to remind myself that th dan ger is mill pressing and that we mutt continue tohold firm and that means everybody mutt play fair and do hit part by not trying to get idriietemporary fancied advantage at the ex- pente of his fellowcanadian imf i b imtbitnaturudir oimnml rf cano to k of iflvmlmt mmt mmtmn m tt cott hvmq ittjiw m ovfmffoel mett iamk rtvv- ji v v- iiasx rffttzjy w trrwns ju irf yti wt5scr5-s- 3k