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the tribune stouflfville on thursday september 30 194s glaremont and district by stafl correspondent mrs rev g s lloyd of corn wall has been visiting with her sister mrs c a overland local dealers madills store and brougham on wednesday sept 22nd seven served dy the close mr and mrs howard mills of toronto accompanied by her parents mr and mrs james mc- cullough enjoyed a motor trip down stouffviite legion 0 way week vuitin vvilh tlon this wednesday mr and mrs w p hinckey of windsor have been visiting a few days at the thos gregg home mr hinckey is a nephew of mrs gregg he is a station agent at elmestead near windsor the local legion is holding a dance in the community hal this friday night aires will provide the music the local legion which has recently taken ovsr the community hal and park plan to operate the openair rink here this winter an announcement that will be most welcome by the young people its alo expected that the badminton club which flourished here some years ago will shortly be re organized pickering township expects to take delivery of their new adams maintainer within the next couple of weeks at a special meeting of the township council last week it was agreed that the second to largest size maintainer be ordered complete with snowplow equip ment the cost will be approxi mately s17000 the regular october council meeting is scheduled for next monday oct 1th mrs may catherwood of van couver has been visiting here for several weeks with her sisters mrs oscar barber mrs ruth middleton and mrs wm linton this is mrs catherwoods first trip east since she and her husband left claremont 23 years ago its a long time old timers tell us since this part of ontario experienced such a dry fall season excepting for a heavy rain two weeks ago there has not been a drop since last summer and plow ing is at a standstill fortunately with the rain referred to many farmers got in a bit of fall wheat but late roots will suffer from drought and the apple crop will be shorter than usual gave an interesting paper on social graces and charm which had been prepared by mrs d uiiable to be teen members of brougham s womens institute were guests of the altona wi ah report a good time and are high in their praise of the hospitality of the altona ladies the friendly bible class will hold tne annua claremont continua- mccullough who was unable to be izl kield day is being held htesem roll call was answered by ecalling where the honeymoon wa spent a number of popular songs were sung with mrs hugh gregg at he piano and a salad plate was the lunch committee at their next regular meeting at the home of mr and mrs manson mr and mrs kirk and family also mr and mrs k patterson of douglas former claierrent citizens mrs t condy has been spending a weeks vacation in toronto mrs londsdale who has not enjoyed good health for some time was removed to a toronto hospital monday morning to have a cateract removed from her eye we wish her a successful recovery mr malcolm forsyth is confined to his bed having suffered a severe heart attack mr g hammond has also been under the doctors care with a similar affliction claremont native marks 94th birthday congratulations are extended to mrs harriet chapman aurora who reached her 9lth birthday on sunday sept 19th in fair health she resides with her daughter mrs william profit and the past two years has won the prize for being the oldest person on the grounds a the canadian legion carnival she is believed to be the oldest resident in town born at claremont in pickering twp she spent most of her life in whitchurch twp before retiring to aurora she has always been a great knitter and her crochet work has won many prizes in the past on sunday a family party was held with mr and mrs arthur storey snowball mr and mrs melbourne chapman and family of stouftville john scott of stouftville was mr and mrs maurice chapman running about the village monday i deseronto mr and mrs perry on some business activity a num ber of his friends were in the west ern town saturdaj afternoon or evening attending a reception by mr and mrs scott first since their marriage a few weeks ago a miscellaneous shower was tendered the recent newlyweds mr and mrs victor symes at the home of mr and mrs harry porter last friday evening a similar event took place the same evening at the home of mrs borland for mr and mrs gordon borland sponsored we understand by the baseball club the womens institute was favoured with a splendid talk by our district nurse mrs rhoten on the mother and child on wednes chapman and family of owen sound and mr and mrs allan profit present for the occasion special supper flowx to bermuda montreal sept 27 icecream one hundred pounds of it in special containers together with plums peaches tomatoes lettuce canta loupes celery and other delectables left montreal airport aboard a transcanada air lines north star skyliner as air cargo to be the main attraction at a special all flown candlelight supper at the eagles xest hotel hamilton bermuda the icecream was the first in his- day afternoon at the home of mrs- tory to be flown from montreal to f redshaw mrs f carson also bermuda more money for farm produce here you get he highest market price for live and dressed chickens fowl capons broilers turkeys e g g s we pay more for eggs because we sell direct to the consumer try us for higher prices fast services returns usually day following delivery pickering farms ltd whitby 33g night or day whitby ontario pure kettle rendered lard 20 lb pail 580 ellicott on monday evening oct 4 mr and mrs roland harden and daughter patsy recently visited with friends at montreal and other points in quebec mr and mrs preston smith and mr and mrs gordon smith sons of the late gordon james smith of st thomas north dakota are here on a motor trip visiting their aunt mrs t c brown and other rela tives mr and mrs w j brown of tor onto also mr and mrs g drymar of oshawa visited mrs t c brown recently mr and mrs clarence dobson of beaverton called on mrs geo philip one day last week mr and mrs m hillick and family of georgetown called on mrs wright on sunday evening miss willcox of toronto has been visiting at the ritchie home during the past weok mr gerald middleton of toronto spent the weekend at his home here miss pearl barrett who has spent some time with her sister in tor onto has returned to her home here mrs jno gillman is visiting her daughter mrs vickers of long ford mr and mrs d l witter and daughter joan of montreal also mrs r w witter and miss gladys witter of toronto had tea with mrs l matthews on sunday mr and mrs c balsdon and keith of pickering visited her parents mr and mrs m hamilton mrs harvey sr returned after spending a week with her son bob and family of haliburton a surprise miscellaneous shower was tendered miss mildred wood ward by her oshawa friends on tuesday evening last in honor of her approaching marriage mr and mrs a j gray were at markham on saturday attending the seebeck carter wedding mr and mrs l hall of brooklin called on their aunt and uncle mrs wright and mr bert beer one day last week mr a ramsay is recovering from a very lame back we are glad to report that mrs maltby is much better although still confined to her bed rally day service was held in the church here on sunday afternoon with a fairly good attendance mr manson ellicott sunday school superintendent was in charge assisted by rev i e kennedy mrs frank carter and miss bernice duncan communion service will be held on sunday oct 3 at 230 pm mr murray barrett mr and mrs harvey barrett and miss hodginson of pickering mr reid of goodwood and mrs wyman of peterborough were guests of mr and mrs w h ellicott on monday pickering immunization program underway the township of pickering is putting on an extensive immuniza tion program again this fall with a chedule of appointments in various places starting this monday sep 27 to october 21 this work is under the direction of dr n f tomlinson medical otlicer of health and mrs jean ross rhoten public health nurse onehour clinics are being held in every school in the township par ents are being urged to cooperate with the health authorities of tne township to have their children receive protective treatment special emphasis is being laid upon the desirability of having all infants over six months of age protected against whooping cough diphtheria and smallpox much has been accomplished through the program in the past but only wholehearted cooperation will give it the fullest effect draper and family mr walt i are glad to know she is improving draper 3nd mr orville cox all in health at time of writing report a fine time i mr and mrs murray dunkeld friends of miss georgie whitson have gone to vineland for peachei 1 atha news mr and mrs david tran and laurie motored to kingston and spent a few days recently with their daughter and family mr and mrs gordon overland mr and mrs almoin parres whitby called on miss ella whit- son on sunday mr charles cooper from clare mont held a demonstration on the cutting box and hamer mill at miss ella whitsbns and at fred drapers on saturday a good crowd attended to witness the merits of these machines mr and mrs joe tran enter tained mr and mrs randall spofford to supper on sunday mr luther kirby spent a week with his brother in woodstock mr and mrs charles clement from toronto also mr and mrs fred draper and family were sun day visitors at mr and mrs albert drapers mr and mrs frank wagg stouft ville visited mr and mrs murray dunkeld on sunday mr and mrs powell entertained the latters sister and brother mr and miss gillesty of toronto over the weekend mr and mrs wallace and son eric attended the anniversary at ashburn on sunday mrs carruthers mr and mrs e carruthers and little ruth ann were dinner guests with mr and mrs fred langmaid oshawa on sunday those who attended lindsay fair were mr and mrs kirton mr and mrs wallace mr and mrs hill mr and mrs ernie carruthers mrs a carruthers mr and mrs fred county clerk and reeve attend oma meet clerk of ontario county william manning and reeve ernest hayes of port perry represented the county at the ontario municipal association convention in kingston this week they returned highly pleased with the instruction they had received and with the hospital ity shown by the city of kingston charges that the provincial gov ernment is acting like a dictator by forcing municipalities to a-bi- trate wage disputes with civic police and firemen without appeal were made at closing sessions of convention the convention unanimously approved a resolution calling for repeal of the police and fire departments act passed at the last session of the legislature under the act police and firemen can force municipality to place wage disputes danforth bus lines toronto east pm sun hoi 9s5 1010 1020 1035 103s 1010 100 110 1105 1110 nro boon pm dailv ex sun hol 545 610 620 635 63s 610 050 700 705 710 720 parcel d read down pm sat onlv 200 225 235 250 253 255 305 315 320 325 335 am sun hoi 1000 1025 1035 1050 1053 1055 1105 1115 1120 1125 1135 am daily ex sun hoi 915 940 950 1005 1003 1010 1020 1030 1035 1040 1050 brougham toronto bay and dundas danforth and luttrell scarboro jet malvern browns cor town line cedar grove locust kiu green river brougham claremont claremont west bound am am dally ex sun sun hoi hoi 840 935 310 910 800 900 745 845 742 s42 740 840 730 330 720 820 715 815 710 310 700 800 pm daily ex sun hoi 150 125 115 100 1257 1255 1245 1235 1230 1225 12 15 read pm sat only 520 455 445 430 427 425 415 4 05 400 355 345 up pm sun hoi 935 910 900 345 842 840 830 820 s15 810 800 express ox13s3 daily reduction daylight saving time in pares effective sept 20th from toronto to locust hill to brougham to claremont single fare 60 70 75 return fare 110 130 i 40 before an arbitration board whosa ruling is final with no appeal from the boards decision municipalities are being victimized by a system which is not in accord with british justice said mayor cedprice of norfk bay the municipality which intro duced the resolution even the lowest criminal lias the right of appeal he added municipalities cannot play th- game when it develops that the fire chief gets more money than the city clerk or city treasurer at north bays negotiations with fire men and police which went before the board the city had difficulty in getting permission to read its brief k l thompson reeve of wes ton warden of york county and chairman of the resolutions com mittee said he viewed with appre hension any government which takes away from municipalities the power to spend money when you put such power into the hands of boards not responsible to the people you begin a breakdown of democracy he urged that the municipality should have the sole right to say how much of the taxpayers money shall be spent and where includ ing wages for firemen and police seth bush north bay welfare commissioner said the authority of the municipality is being taken away by a dictatorial government this is the thin edge of the wedge on their personal affairs conven tion delegates reversed a decision taken by the urban section that the association do nothing to get tax exemptions for money paid to aldermen a resolution passed asks the municipal affairs department to allow municipalities to pay alder men and mayors one half their money as expenses so it wont be taxable a resolution asking the provin cial government to form immed iately a provincial municipal com mittee was passed by the conven tion it pointed out that the gov ernment has already announced its intention to do this when formed the committee should give serious consideration to badng most of the large provincial grants to municipalities on popu lation rather than assessment the resolution stated a at 31 may last ulation reached 12 i ontario quebe jbla in that bi r g increases colum ns th markham new doors show two aightli matinee fall policy open 015 pm starts 7 pm lomplete shows at 700 900 saturday 2 pm thursday friday saturday sept 30 oct 1 2 wow hit of hi mightiest drama of a staiuoh oututvl c01uhbia pictures p imr and champion 3 tmwbelyjto vtithglortt henrt jack hott okk jones pat buttrau a y i fetwb tmlwu biiw vt dkkiftj b john engush produced by arman0 schaef eh stan laurel and oliver hardv in another fine mess mon tues oct 1 academy award winner wed tluuv oct 6 7 she didnt get that gleam in her eye from dreaming gregory peck dorothy mcguire john garfield in laura z hobsons jenifer bs produced by darryl t zanuck screen pkiy by moss hart directed by elia kazan with celeste holm anne revere june havoc albert oekker jane wyatt dean stockwetl sam jsrte rogers wi1m iftiwwu 1 kki iw sum iwtiu hi wmlt 0 jl 11 lnulil ll i mi niiiri in i in hi iiiiiiim starts sunday midnite oct 11th irving berlins musical parade in technicolor easter parade n cut feed costs with a coop electric hammer mill fzm i i i i lit i is m w save many dollars every year by grinding your own feed the coop modern electric hammer mill will grind grain for as little as onehalf cent per hundredweight crain and feed are elevated 20 feet at a rate of 50 bushels per hour using a two or three hp motor grind wheat oats barley rye shelled and ear corn corn cobs and soy beans on the coop electric hammer wll stouffville coop phone 122 phone 269