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ptjt s thf stogrwjui mtuht tbanrf hat 6 w37 laremont and pickering township district greenwood mr ard mrs jim mcguire and mr and mrs don hedges attended a dance in toronto on friav mvpiflff m and wls smiw nee gre- ina eemg j ta hicks of tiisorburg visited mr john devitt was admitted r the wwkend with her par to hospital last week for an op- j ents v and mrs hicks while eation we wish him a speedy j here greta was pres with recovery- i a portable mixer from the com- clareroonfs soccer club were j mu blanked 40 on saturday night by oshawa thistles miss judy pilkey of stouff- ville spent the weekend with miss betty redshaw we regret to report that mrs- bill browning suffered a serious gash to her hand in an accident at the cottage on sunday she a large crowd gathered at the school last tuesday after- i noon to see ard hear the pro gressive conservative leaders mr john diefenbaker and mr michael starr it was some 57 years since mr diefenbaker had j been in the school where he i started his education when his was admitted to the emergency father was a teacher here ward of the orillia hospital the wms of the oshawa where the injurv was treated j presbyterial are having a sup- mrs browning tripped and fell ply tea in the kinsale church while carrying a glass cutting her hand in two places mr and mrs jim reynolds of toronto were weekend visi tors with mr and mrs cliff rey nolds mr lome prouse has return ed from hospital and is presently convalescing at home one of the largest crowds in many seasons attended the com munity league softball double- header on friday evening ring- wood defeated claremont 82 and peachs downed mt zion 52 a number of local residents attended the brooklin fair on saturday afternoon the wms are invited to a tea in kinsale united church on thursday afternoon from 230 to 5 oclock members wishing to attend should contact mrs sanderson a beautiful basket of white mums was placed in the bap tist church on sunday from the funeral of the late john farmer of toronto the deceased was the son of the late mr and mrs fred farmer mr fred farmer was clerk of the baptist church for many years an only sister mrs richard johnson passed away one month ago on thursday the 6th of june from 3 oclock till 5 everyone is invited the sacrament of the lords supper will be observed on sun day june 23rd at 1130 douglas webb is home again from the hospital following an appendix operation mr c hunkin of toronto was a visitor at the wesley sadler home this past week we understand that miss ed na green has sold her house to a toronto man she intends building in the near future the evening wa are holding their bazaar and tea this coming saturday the 8th in the base ment of the church there will be homemade baking aprons plants and etc for sale an invitation is extended to you mr and mrs macmillan of to ronto and mrs john soden visit ed recently with milton and mrs pegg mr and mrs napier have taken up residence in the house on the pegg farm mr and mrs robert mcveyi and family of markham were the honourable lester b pearson secretary of the state for external affairs is shown above greeting dr claude h vipond liberal candidate for ontario riding during a re cent visit to the riding shown also in the picture is dr vi- ponds father to do roll call is integrity the worship service will be in charge of group 2 the young people are pre senting their play in the church this thursday night and at goodwood on friday night next monday will be voting callers atthe les wilson home j day dont forget to get out and on saturday night cast your vote the afternoon wa will hold i mr and mrs ra ellicott were their regular meeting in the church basement on thursday june 13th a quilt will be ready he has served us well guests of les and mrs wilson last sunday afternoon to hold erskine memorial service on sunday the 103rd anniversary memo rial service of the erskine cem etery will be held or sunday afternoon at 3 oclock rev j w wilkinson pastor at the dunbarton united church will be the guest minister special music for the occasion will be provided by the dunbarton un ited church choir and the hen derson trio of gormley the present members of the cemetery board are frank white chairman e j annis harold anderson donald an- township moved info south mr w m fairgrieve spruce hill road dunbarton appeared before pickering township cou ncil at their regular meeting on monday evening and in a flurry of charges requests and sug gestions he pointed out the need for the municipal offices to be moved from their present loca tion at brougham into a more southerly area of the township the township offices should not be up here he said they should be down in the south where the bulk of the people are located mr fairgrieve noted that it was some seven miles drive for residents in south pic kering to attend meetings of council these offices are con venient only to a few scattered farmers he said mr fairgrieves main com- plaint concerned a lack of in- nan wm dunbar james mil- formation by the taxpayers with regard to the operation of the chell s g morrish ben w lotton secretary fred j glas son caretaker reelect mike starr member of parliament for ontario riding the issues ontario rmixfi need nn mp who hiw proved be can jjet thinr done nt ottnwn ontario rinixfi needs an mp who knows how to handle the many individual problems of citizens of this area and who can get along with erery department of government ontario riding needs an 31 p who knows the problems and requirements of every part of the constituency ontario riding needs an mi who has proved his abil ity to kct along with people of every class race religious belief and station in life on june progressive the man mike starr has dlstingnlsb- ed himself in parliament and is held in liftfli reganl from roast to const mikb starr has been an untiring worker in ottawa on behalf of hundreds of eltlzens of ontario riding lie hns ob tained anion on pensions immigration citizenship and ninny others mike starr has become a national figure without losing bis keen understanding of the problems of the average man mike starr knows how to get along with people this great pergonal nct has made him one of the most popular member of tbe house of 1 commons 1 0 vote conservative trublisbed by ontario riding pc association brougham messrs donald and dick wan nop also mr crawford are mo toring to the west coast they expect to remain in the west until after harvest two car loads of ladies from here journeyed to pickering on thursday and attended the dis trict annual of the womans institute mrs matthews spent a few days last week with friends at agincourt mr and mrs robt dawson and family of brooklin called on his sister mrs d l mairs on sunday afternoon mr and mrs alex gray vis ited with mrs wm gray on sunday mr and mrs k steckley were guests of mr and mrs k pas- coe on sunday mr and mrs h hagerman of locust hill called at the home of mr and mrs d l mairs on sunday glad to see mrs mairs able to be downstairs again all join in wishing her a speedy recov ery the regular meeting of the womans institute will be held in the township hall on tues day afternoon june 11 at 230 the program citizenship will be in charge of mrs ray elli cott roll call my first school hostesses mrs n burton mrs j mitchell and mrs matthews all ladies wel come mr and mrs wm duncan and mrs cassie were at can- nington on sunday afternoon where they attended church and heard rev i e kennedy preach rev kennedy expects to move to aurora in the near future mr and mrs ross knox and daughters bettyjean and faye were renewing old acquaint ances around st george during the weekend glad to hear mrs w knox is gradually improving in health and able to attend church on sunday miss pearl barret has not been well for some time all join in wishing her a speedy recovery mr wm ellicott is not gain ing in strength as fast as his many friends would wish decoration services will be held in the union cemetery here on sunday june 16 special music will be supplied more j particulars later townships affairs we dont know what youre doing he said reeve wm lavvson pointed out that each ward had a repre sentative on council he said that at every meeting the prob lems of each individual ward were presented for discussion councillor glenn julian noted that while some councillors might express their views on various subjects these ideas were not always passed by coun cil its loaded with politics he charged we want it in black and white demanded mr fair grieve were paying high taxes and have a right to know whats going on reeve lawson explained that the minutes of every meeting were available for inspection by any ratepayer he said that all meetings were given adequate coverage by the local news papers deputyreeve sherman scott added that the minutes of all meetings were also available to members of the various rate payers associations reeve lawson said he wished the ratepayers in the township would take more interest in mu nicipal affairs and attend meet ings of council we are always pleased to have the taxpayers attend our meetings he said mr fairgrieve suggested that a complete report on the ac complishments of council should be published every month councillor julian informed the complainant that such method would be rather costly every member of council gives a re port of his years work at the annual nomination meeting he said such proposed plan would be a terrific task stated the reeve reeve lawson pointed out that council were consider ing issuing an information leaf let with the regular tax bills in order to inform the taxpayers how their money was being spent s balsam mt zion the young peoples union closed their meetings for the season saturday night with a banquet in the church with miss margaret pellow of oshawa as guest speaker she gave a very interesting talk on her exper ience teaching school in jamaica for a year and showed some beautiful pictures mrs cecil jones has been hired to teach mt zion school next year mrs geo wilson attended the dunne dawe wedding in to ronto on saturday mrs f noon of gravenhurst is visiting with mr and mrs r day messrs grant carson grant murray and ronald jones and lome disney attended the hoc key banquet at port perry last tuesday night the wms are holding a tea and display of articles thursday at 230 in the kinsale church the wa will meet next wed nesday june 12th in the church mrs geo wilson and mrs orr graham are in charge of the programme roll call an item on canada mr and mrs b jamieson at tended the dinner at ajax last tuesday night in honour of mr lester b pearson long a best seller gift from the sea by anne morrow lind bergh is a real bargain at 35c in pocket book form at the local stores a remarkable philosophy for everyday living charge myrtle man with cruelty to chickens a myrtle hatchery manager they are dependent on the hu- was lined 50 and costs by mag- man feelings of the public istrate f s ebbs last week in i there is no question of the the first cruelty charge to be laid by the ontario society for prevention of cruelty to ani mals in this area albert eyres of eyres chicken farm myrtle was convicted of causing unnecessary suffering to dayold chicks george burgess 74 spca in spector told the court that he had visited the eyres farm on april 21 on his arrival there he said he found a large pit full of chicks some dead some halfdead and some alive he went on to say that he opened a cardboard box in the pit and found it to be crammed with young chicks which when re moved were molded to the shape of the box he said that some of these chicks were still alive he said that he also found a pile of dead chicks which were blackened as though they had been burned eyres said that he uses an approved method of destroying unwanted chirks he said that they are placed in bags and gassed with cyanide he argued that some eggs were thrown in the pit with the dead chicks and that they might have hatch ed out thus accounting for the live chicks in the pit asking for a severe penalty prosecuting counsel thomas greer described the offence as despicable he pointed out that there is nothing in the crim inal code to protect animals i from iuch treatment ard that accuseds guilt his worship said passing sentence this looks like a case of carelessness but those chicks should have been disposed of properly and painlessly he suggested that a s50 fine will he sufficient de- terrant to any recurrence of this type of offence green river master donald kryaink enter tained some friends at a birth day party on sunday mrs a hoover entertained mrs d shank on sunday the many friends of mrs c white will be pleased to hear she is able to be at her home again the senior room of the public school under the supervision of their teacher mr boyd went on a bus trip to niagara falls on friday last mrs bowles of toronto and mrs t bowles were saturday evening guests of mr and sirs w smetham dont forget friday night is young peoples night ah young people interested are asked to be at wilsons park by seven oclock for a game of baseball which will be followed by a de votional period and social hour dont forget sunday june 23 at 230 pm in the church is the day of our annual memorial day service the ladies aid will meet at the home of mrs hassall on wednesday june 12th at 8 pm word for roll call remember guest speaker mrs allan mi- chcll altona public school wins conservation award the altona public school ssic h berner school scarboro no 17 pickering have been frenchmans bay school ss awarded first prize by the met ropolitan toronto and region al conservation authority for their entry in the conservation scrapbook competition the winners will receive s2500 and a book on conservation in a letter to the principal mrs m woodcock the field officer mr a d latornell congratulated uie students for their excellent work and commended mrs woodcock for creating an inter est in conservation among the pupils the entire project was completed during regular school hours it is the first competition of its kind to be promoted by the local authority the runnersup are as fol lows 2nd pickering village school 3rd blantyre school scarboro ten fourth prizes no 5 uxbridge c h berner school scarboro st theresas school ss no 20 markham walter perry school scarboro vradenburg school scarboro unionville school and stouffville public school fifteen fifth pri zes c h berner school scar boro st francis de sales pick ering c h berner scarboro frenchmans bay school geo peck school scarboro clare mont public school warden avenue school scarboro cedar creek school pickering our lady of fatima school scar boro ss no 9 markham hunters glen school scarboro mongolia public school mark ham c h berner school scar boro and frenchmans bay school pickering kinsale mrs stanley rose of london spent a couple of days last week with her parents mr and mrs j wagg mr and mrs frank cook of toronto and mr har lem wagg of oshawa were also recent visitors mr and mrs carmen stokes and barry also miss helen pres- cott of oshawa were sunday guests of mr and mrs lawrence gray mrs m parkin and milton jr attended the wrighthalliday wedding at port perry on sat urday mr and mrs sherman cath- erwood of whitby spent sunday with mr and mrs w mitchell mr and mrs r e mowbray were tuesday visitors with rel atives at port hope mr and mrs jack hooker and gordon spent sunday with the latters parents mr and mrs anson balson at richmond hill visitors during the week at the home of mr and mrs ralph lee included mr and mrs ed lee of brooklin mr and mrs lloyd davidson janice and ron nie of raglan and mr and mrs howard lee and boys of nestle- ton mr and mrs j wagg at tended the graduation of their eldest granddaughter miss el aine rose at wellesley hospital toronto elaine won the prize for general nursing proficiency congratulations mr and mrs alex kowali of milliken were saturday guests of mr and mrs m parkin mr and mrs a hooker grand children nancy and roy mr and mrs howard stell bruce and marilyn mrs j stell and mrs w wren barbara and eve lyn spent sunday at the hooker cottage balsam lake mrs w mitchell visited her sister mrs fielding at port per ry on wednesday mr and mrs ted curl king ston spent the weekend with mr and mrs george curl mr and mrs arch davis of whitby were sunday guests of mr and mrs a bunker dr and mrs john thomson of woodstock mr milton mow bray and miss gwen mcfaulds spent the weekend with mr and mrs r e mowbray kosch side mounted mower cvt hay and grots tb modern way a kosch mow er conycrtj your tractor int a compact efficient mowing machine much safer cutter bar in front al ways visible more maneurerame cut square clean comers mounts in minutes simple design fewer parts easily main tained with ih cotter bar parts araiv- able for famuli h m a c super a c and m reg f20 john deere a b allis chalmers wc wd ford all models including golden jubilee ford ferguson ferguson and others come in 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