the tribune stouffville ont thursday december 4 1947 glaremont and district lt sus correspondent local dealers madits store and overlands store building in pickering will amount to nearly half hon for year several tnj uaresaom attended q kj c t the service held la mt zlon church r nson on thursday evening when mr heads county gerroalne returned missionary to ii i a africa gave an address and rend- medical association ered a vocal solo the trail rangers will have a booth at the bazaar sn the tmted church on friday the boys will have some of their woodwork tor afternoon the guest speakers were re j farmer and dr maltby of mr and mrs geo lee ot mouii- toronto mrs n f tomlinson ville also miss ivian sadler of entertained the ladies at her home toronto were in the village on sat- in the afternoon in the form of a urday i bridge party in the evening a fowl messrs joe farr and judd ward suoner provided by the institute also g m forsyth attended the was enjoyed by the g2 men and funeral in oshawa last week of the their wives the evening speaker late v e n sinclair prominent was dr dunham executive liberal leader in the ontario legis- secretary of the ontario medical brougham i building in pickering township has amounted to 422300 for the mrs ross madill and mrs helen eleven months of this year and gray were in lindsay on sunday will be near the half million mark j visiting their aunt mrs fred rodd bv the end of the year according i who is very ill in the hospital there to bu inspector frank prouse the annual organization meeting miss florence mcwhirter visited one hundred and fortvseven per- of the ontario couniy medical her friend miss ruth giilman dur- h issued the largest association was held in claremont i the weekend nave r y u argent united church last week in the and mrs k and mr- amount of building shown for any i mi ana airs m knox and mrs one month was in august when l matthews had tea on sunday building permits reached a total kenneth pascoe value of s7s150 may october and of hitby xovember closelv followed august mr tnos robertson who is in with s57700 s51c25 and 69700 christie st hospital is not improv- respectively january showed the ing as fast as his friends would least building with only 6500 wish the 117 permits issued by the in- w a and mrs dobson also spector were ftor si permanent re clarence and mrs dobson of bea- sidences 3s summer cottages is verton visited their aunt mrs garages and 7 stores mr and mrs p robertson and sons of toronto also mrs d e watson of uxbridge visited mrs t benns last week miss georgie forsyth of oshawa visited at her home over the week- the christie street hospital entl fred puckrin is expecting i assodationtlwolncei for j philip on sunday last c payment was ordered made for ed 30 i cecil s evans inton alex audley i their next regular meeting in the sssfossj registerea ewe and h westney has been 1 vii communication was received cal tq be a foi chilch a tiann sorjat loi alleged damage mrs vv spending daughter in hamilton wilfred cox is taking treatments iffls ukseiles mrs alhjpt to her property through ll phmm ctno hnsnilnl eu riosiessts his alodt otin 1 tl the wms of the unitel church oa of feeder cattle from trie west i gravmrs lohntton liwi erosion on her property the o a car maiim wtoffifss ai at mrs simpsons request west ana mrs l uattnews mnth nrm fk ir water coun- re mrs jos burrows and t httle centi completed the lowering and will hold their christmas meeting do not forget the school concert 2 wii i hnl ht uv changing of a corner opposite the on thursday dec 11 at 230 pm on december 17th sfe ht nc some 1 t t property council voiced the opin io the sunday school room of the the annual meeting of the on- f rnnnv t t that 550 was an exhorbitant r lonio ue welcome tonnunn to i t0 ask foj thq aliegecl r f i iiiiiiii we wpicnnif rnnnvivnn tn hat 50 was an exhorbitant church mrs ceo scotts group wdlltario and durham counties jersey j o m mo bonn to he in charge of the program and club witlbe held at the home of the rltz j i damage kennedy will bring a riresideht on bokar forme on the ills r harden and patsy hadl piesiaent on tsokat taims on the busin0s3 thp t0 toronto q j id suggest that the clerk write rev i e christmas message all ladies are evening of dec 10th cordially invited to attend this the community club meets at the meeting school house on mondav evening at the claremont badminton assoc- s oclock every one is expected to iation will hold the ofhcial opening be present candies for the children meeting at the claremont communj win be a feature we are sorry ity hall on thursday dec 4 1947 to report that the secretary mrsrp at taa pm new members are be- winter has been indisposed for ing sought on t you come so time mr wm hicks has given up his w h westnev has been attend- position as transport driver with j t meeting of the county coun- f s barclay for the past 10 years c for some days he has been and will be employed by mr r serving on several special commit- baker of north townline visitors with roy and mrs mor gan over the weekend were miss mary morgan of toronto with her parents also mr and mrs jas johnston and elinor and mr h hill from stouftville the wa of the united church are holding their bazaar in the ss room friday dec 5th at 3 pm- hope every one will be on hand to buy their handsome christmas gifts fancy work booth homebak ing variety and fish pond for the children afternoon tea will be served mr and mrs kenneth hastings and mrs hastings sr from white- vale spent sunday with jack and mrs morgan two young men the one in clare mont the other in stouffville will mark identical birth dates this week theyre alan tomlinson and dr xeil smith and the occa sion we are told usually calls for a gettogether the sale has been reported in claremont of 50 acres of land be longing to walter ward to a high land creek man the land lies north of the village along the ux- tees his work is regarded as being efficient and painstaking some people can work up a little popularity they think by advocat ing one thing or another in local government but the most demo cratic body and the most economi cal one is the township council why some people favor more dicta torial actions by a higher and less responsible body smacks a little of communism the ladies of the local united church held their annual bazaar at the baggotsville school house on friday evening last as usual a good crowd attended and had a real community dinner the table de corations were attractively arrang ed miss mawhinney teacher of sinclairs school also assisted rev mr copeland was chairman and auctioned oif the quilt f mchap- man opened the bazaar mrs simpson and offer 25 said the friendly bible class held phlht townsmn monev for ship hall on monday night it xreed finally that mrs ed l n 1iosy 1 8jsj when a polled o sed in ttfe c before a decision was sved cd driver purs the united reief accounts for the month church corner the fhief abandoned totalled s242 with roacl accounts se ran inamonf te fh buildings near the corner the j k w re bx me t b the hamilton family were roused when ziz i mk8 r ti h the search party wished to look as appiopuated for this through their premises where it was thought the fugitive might j have hidden mr ellicott church caretaker was also hustled out and a search made of the church pro perty but without success car however was recovered work the bridge townline a 40c classified adv in the tri bune brought a buyer last week all the way from richmond hill for a large tractor which was being sold by geo constable local gar- ageman skate sharpening be prepared for that first sheet of ice avoid the rush have your skates sharpened at smith welding service market street phone stouffville 163 atha news mr and mrs albert draper en tertained the hurleys on sunday evening mr and mrs fred langmaid of oshawa mrs carruthers and fam ily spent sunday in dunbarton with mr and mrs john forgie mrs l vanzant is visiting her niece mrs ant hoover at dick sons hill mrs l hoover spent a few days last week in toronto with her daughter mrs turnbull mr and mrs lowell and family were dinner guests with mr and mrs david tran on friday even ing congratulations to freda draper who had a birthday on tuesday last claiemonf meat market phone 3501 claremont threshing roasts a specialty groceries canned goods and cooked meats at prices that save you money paris auto supply ltd branch store auto wreckers at stop 9vz yonge street willowdale all kinds of new and used parts frigidaire refrigerators electric ranges connor washing machines i county urged to consider larger school areas ontario county council at the opening of its november session was urged to consider seriously the formation of larger high school districts in the interests of economy and improved educational facilities council was addressed by inspector a archibald whitby secretary of the countys consulta tive committee on this subject and c w booth secondary school inspector for that county mr booth pointed out that while education in former years was largely book learning emphasis is now being placed on fitting the boys and girls to take their places as the common man we have been turning out half- educated people for years he declared we want to improve our youth and by the youth improve our country by giving them all something which will be of advant age to them to provide such added training as agriculture shop work house hold economics and commercial courses however a larger school was required he said at least 300 pupils le necessary for an effective school of this type mr booth said 57 of such second ary school districts had been set up in the province during the past three years he advised council that the edu cational costs under the proposed setup would be unexpectedly reasonable and the opportunities correspondingly broad and valu able asked by reeve g c wilson of cannington concerning a meeting to be held at beaverton this week mr booth estimated that the edu cational cost in the case of a school for the area covering brock twp thorah twp- the south part of mara twp cannington and beaverton villages would be roughly two mills on the basis of present assessment he explained that the government grant in this area would be generous probably about 75 per cent in answer to a further query he said provision was made for areas mrs louise guerrieri of wash ington dc is shown in lon don wearing the hat a simple little thing thrown together at the last moment which cau ght the eye and gained its wearer an introduction to the queen and princess elizabeth mrs guerrieri a washington seamstress sent a dress to the princess as a wedding gift in return she was invited to tea with the royal family and to see the wedding gifts which fill five rooms in stjames palace sfskc v a coeds of the hiy club of the brantford collegiate operate a babysitting service for their teachers as a means of helping finance their service commit tee the girls charge 25c per night with an additional 10c an hour after midnight sitting and get their homework done while giving cheaperthanordihary service to teachers daughter of brantfords mayorbarhara mat thews finds teachers children like any other youngsters in variably wanna a drink of water after they get to bed to cross county boundary lines if this would provide a more logical arrangement- v8 catsup 13 oz bottle 24 bordens magic milk 1 5 ox tin 23 golden sweet corn cream style 20 oz 21 red sockeye salmon halfs 37 saxonia cut orange peel 7 oz pkg 18 saxonia cut citron peel 7 oz pkg 23 shelled almonds 14 lb pkg 25 walnuts i4 lb pkg 25 raisins lb 21 cowans perfection cocoa lb tin 19 splendid selection of xmas cards and tree decorations rubbers goloshes boots shoes parkas mccalls patterns phone 1401 madill we deliver more money if you have good heavy wellfatted chickens or capons send them to pickering farms at whitby ontario and you will have more money to take home we sell direct 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