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f f5 8 the stouffytue trieuke tfcuruli nofemfce 21 w57 laremont and pickering township district mr and mrs eric wallace i left by plare on tuesday for fort lauderdale for two weeks vacation visitors at the home of mr and mrs earl eeare on sunday vere miss edith powell of to ronto mr and mrs lome beare mr and mrs bob reds haw mark goden anniversary of uxbridge mr and mrs rayjed a wellknown clarcmont ward of claremont mr and couple mr and mrs robert sirs erie wallace and daughter redshaw on the occasion of cheryl of toronto i their 50th wedding anniversary the mission circle will meet at the home of mrs sam taylor evening the open house on more than 100 visitors honour- well mrs redshaw has three sisters mrs walter hardy of toronto mrs ceo todd of goodwood mrs ken mercer of claremont and two brothers arthur derusha of claremont and frank derusha of ponty- af ternoon and was esdav nov 26th at 2 30 held at the home of mr and mrs pool both mr and mrs red ross redshaw the celebrated- shaw enjoy very good health residents were showered with mr redshaw is 73 and mrs manv fine gifts and a large num- redshaw is to t hands of time were mo- a telegram was kngxeajnm mentarhy back on sun day evening when the wedding scene was reenacted in all its colour and ceremony the blush- ing bride was portraved by mr sion of the 50th wedding annij vbhrnorth oih x versary for mr and mrs bob age m of the john sroom by mrs helen pascoe frank gosticks group in charge all icdies welcome m and mrs r if cooper left law last week on a motor hon john d prime trip into the h nited states j minister ot canada rhe ross redshaw home ms mr ami mrs redshaw have the scene rf a family get-to- lbecn lile reside of the claremont district mr red- gether on sunday on the ocea- redshaw the wellknown cou- 1 and martha redshaw mrs red- best man was norma benson j mrsfrank de ceived many lovely gifts awtsthe daughter of the a he bridesmaid mrs jack norton keith norton presided at the console and played the wedding march the marriage j ceremony was conducted by mrs 1 jack ronnie in addition to the regular duties of a wouldbe i pastor she also provided a mid- service solo the entire redshaw family and cards the trib- i i etnds congratulations a new metalclad warehouse is under construction at the local cooperative the new building will relieve their present over- ci ovded storehouse messrs bob greer and craig peters attended the cub lead- ers training course at oshawa on the weekend miss daisy duerdon entertain ed friends from hamilton over the weekend sympathy of the community is extended to mrs jim mcguire on the passing of her father at richmond hill last week we regret to report that mr frank ham is not feeling too well following a recent accident in his home rumours that mr and mrs harry porter are planning to take up residence in stouffville have been denied by the local tonsorial artist mrs porter is presently confined to st mi chaels hospital toronto her friends wish her a speedy re covery a large christmas tree has been erected at the four corners in preparation for the annual santa claus parade which will he held on saturday afternoon dec tth mrs clark has taken up resi dence with mr and mrs steck- ley a former resident in north claremont her home was sold to mr and mrs mcmullen and family the death of eleven year old sharen fligg daughter of mr and mrs carmen fligg has been reported the deceased had been in ill health for the past two years mr and mrs fligg were former residents in the village and active members of thei united church i rusha to the couple were born two sons charles and ross of claremont and two daughters mrs talbert evans vila of i uxbridge and mrs jack leh- man rowena of claremont they have nine grandchildren mr redshaw has one brother edwin of claremont and a sis- 1 circle was present for the gold- ter mrs geo harvey of cress- en anniversary occasion delegation objects to ly a delegation of ratepayers how far do these people from the riverside drive area i want to go with such fantastic twp council members noncommittal as nomination nears with the exception of council lor jack chapman ward 3 rep resentative on pickering town ship council the remaining mu nicipal members are ronconv mitial as to their political plans for 1938 tile annual nomina tion will be held on friday even- ing nov 29th from 0 to 7 o clock an election if necessary will be held on saturdav dec i tth councillor jack chapman told the tribune that he would definitely be in the field again he has just completed his first year as councillor in ward 3 although the remaining office holders were nencomnvttal it is thought that all seven mem bers will seek council seats reeve wm lawson said he would make a statement to the press next week with regard to his intentions it is presumed however that the reeve will seek reelection the same is true of dep reeve sherman j scott although deputy reeve term it had been intimated that he might retire from the field at the end of 57 but recent weekly council explosions have scut tled this theory- it has since been suggested that he might make an attempt to step up into the office of deputyreeve but to date there is nothing definite on this rumour mrs jean mepherson a resi dent on valley farm road and a former councillor will definite ly be in the field again an al most weekly attendant at muni cipal meetings mrs mepherson made her intentions known to the tribune on monday even ing in the 195f elections mrs mepherson was defeated by councillor julian by t2 votes mr wm fairgrieve a resi dent of spruce hill road dun- barton is also expected to enter the field in next months elec tion though unwilling to make a formal statement mr fair- rieve said he would be seeking a nomination on nov 29th he ment he intimated that he also 1 comn whethor would seek reelection i ha woult hs ame to of pickering township west of pickering village appeared be fore council on monday evening to protest any further expendi ture being made to control an nual flooding of duffins creek mr frank threlkeld spokes man for the group stated that the parties requesting councils action on the matter were a minority in comparison to the residents who were not affected by spring floods mr jack hambleton stated that he didnt believe it was fair for residents not affected by the flood problem to subsidize the cost involved he said that the township had already spent more than 2000 on the project and were prepared to spend an additional 6000 in the near fu ture he charged that of the 33 homes in the area only six proposals he asked he noted that in the past the majority of ratepayers had not voiced any objection in the matter were fed up he said mr hambleton explained that a large portion of the flood water came from hills in ux bridge township which were 1200 feet higher than the land level near the lake he pointed cut that no scheme would rem ont county 4h members place high at r w fair this year at the royal agri cultural winter fair the exhib its entered by the 4h club mem bers from ont county placed high in the oat and potato classes ill lofato class the exhibits of sebago pota- edy the problem as silt and sand toes of doria hockley and mur- would continue to fill in the ray hockley claremont placed i wiiiowdalvvlsited with mr and creek bed he charged that the 3rd and 4th and that of ross mr kcn pascoe am famuy qn councillor sid pugh member stand for election throughout for ward 1 is also expected to i p h has attended seek reelection councillors ed- 1 c meetings with consider- gar james of ward 2 and robt j abl reguiauty stewart of ward 5 would not i another possible candidate is comment on their future plans i mrs e phelan a resident south councillor glenn julian rep- of greenwood mrs phelan has mr and mrs ken bent and wi ladies journeyed to whit- j resentative from ward 1 is also been keenly interested in the family of oshawa visited with i by on friday afternoon when expected to return to municipal greenoelt court proceedings and her mother mrs w hamilton i they were guests of the whitby i politics due to recent verbal i is an active member of the new er sunday i womens institute i charges between councillor jul- 1 ly organized greenwood rate- mr and mrs wallace ellicott i congratulations to mr and j of toronto visited his parents mrs a pilkey on the arrival of wm and mrs euicott we are a little daughter sorry to hear that mrs dean i mairs was rushed to hospital i and underwent a serious opera- brougham 4h club tion during the weekend all hope for a speedy recovery mr and mrs jno puckrin of residents affected had purchased risebrough summer cottages in the river- seventh side drive area and now desired the township to pay for their error he offered two solutions to the problem 1 move the residents out of the flood area or hold a plebiscite and allow the people of pickering town uxbridge placed 4h oat class this year the 4h grain club members from ontario county exhibited garry oats at the roy al agricultural winter fair winning second place was that of keith page uxbridge james sunday mr and mrs jas wroe and the third meeting of the brougham 4h club was htfid at the home of mrs annis on saturday nov 9th it was agreed by the members that the organization be called the pa- ian and other members of coun- 1 payers association in addition cil much of the prenomination she has taken much interest in interest is centred around his regular and special meetings of political plans earlier in the council hey mrs fred puckrin pianist mrs m parkin par sonage committee mrs a hobden and mrs h stell aud itorsmrs r lee and mrs j daughterofbracebridge 3 mrs harden mon ths weekend with her parents j j iris worked on their pajamas were seriously affected by the j ship to express their willingness t4moe makwktevisiihl albert college was guest speal- spring flood waters 1 to support such an expenditure glasgow mr and mrs gerald noble we regret to report that local i and family visited with her par- librarian mrs tom gregg has not been feeling well in recent days atha to our many friends and neighbours of atha community we say a sincere thanks for all the help and also the floral tributes which were appreciated very much at this particular time it is indeed pleasant to know we are not alone in our sorrow again ontario county judging team at royal winter fair this past week at the royal agricultural winter fair the percy shaw and family mr and j ontario county livestock judg- ents mr and mrs a westwood of uxbridge on sunday mr and mrs frank bielby mr morris shaw mr and mrs jackie coales7 brooklin was at st johns church on sun 9th harvey tremeer black- water was 10th roger rynard zephyr 11th murray carson claremont 15th and hugh dob- son uxbridge placed 24th open oafs class in the open oat class for on tario clare vernon port perry mrs donald dunkeld and dou- gie and mr and mrs jack will iams and family visited with mr and mrs isaac dyck and fam ily on sunday ing team of lloyd wilson ux bridge ronald werry kedron and robert holliday columbus climaxed their period of live stock coaching and brought high won second prize harold how sam uxbridge was 5th alan ashton port perry was 12th and alan ball uxbridge placed 29th mr and mrs gorden fuller i honours to the county by win and family had supper with ning the ontario veterinary as- mr and mrs william reaman j sociation challenge trophy for and family on sunday mi- and mrs morley davis and raymond spent the week- thanks for everything daveend in ottawa visiting relatives gertie mcdowell and family claremont united church ba zaar and afternoon tea will be held in the sunday school room nt 3 oclock on saturday nov 23 1957 there will be quilts aprons and homemade baking for sale glenn wideman is back to school now after being sick for two weeks with the flu sorry to hear that mr brethour is still in bed with the flu it appears that tight money is causing some slackness in business the work clothes that c3 laugh at hard wear big 88 work shirts work pants and overalls houghs big 88 work shirts and pants or premium gradt combin ing houghs sanforixtd cloth and finest workmanship extra full cut for moro comfortable fit and ro- inforcemtnt at all points of strain for longer war your best buy in work shirts and pants houghs big 88 ivy league jeans lined sizes s is price 475 up dairy cattle the team was coached by the agriculture representative h l fair and the associate sid ney macdonald of uxbridge lloyd wilson uxbridge added more honours to the county by having the highest score in judging dairy cattle and so win ning the e h stonehouse me morial trophy and the royal agricultural winter fair gold medal the e ii stonehouse memor ial trophy is donated by the national dairy council of can- ada and is competed for annu- i ally at the royal agricultural winter fair the trophy is offered to commemorate the memory of the late e h stone house late president of the na tional dairy council and his lifelong interest in the dairy industry of canada goodwood mrs reuben may mr and mrs ernie moth of oshawa mrs hazel bacon of stouffville mr and mrs russel dowswcll of goodwood and mr and mrs clifford watson all en- green river mrs r hamilton spent the weekend visiting with mr and mrs warren of georgetown mr and mrs m yetta and family of willowdale were sat urday callers at the smetham home mr and mrs e smith of hamilton called on mr a hur dlings one day last week cottage prayer meeting will be held at the home of mr and mrs a pearse on tuesday nov 26th at 8 pm everyone wel come at a recent business meeting held by the sunday school the annual white gift sunday will be held on sunday dec 8 at 945 am and the annual christmas party will be held on monday dec 23rd at 8 pm all members please take note day afternoon and gave a very interesting talk a special col lection was taken for the build ing fund of albert college mrs matthews was in toron to on sunday visiting her sister inlaw mrs witter who has just got home after a serious opera tion at the east general hos pital all hope she will soon be herself again the womans institute met in the hall on tuesday afternoon with a good attendance a very interesting spelling bee was held which caused many a hearty laugh mrs t watson proved the winner a hobby show was also held when many a piece of lovely handicraft was en display meeting closed by all singing the queen follow ed by a dainty lunch served by hostesses mrs g gray mrs wm ellicott and mrs a j gray mr and mrs h robertson of toronto called on mrs lem- mon on sunday mr and mrs mitchell of to ronto visited with their daughter and soninlaw mr and mrs al harvey on sunday last mr and mrs a j gray and son gordon also mrs wm gray enjoyed a pleasant even ing with mr and mrs alex gray recently the wms of st johns church will hold their next meet ing on thursday afternoon nov 21 at the home of mrs h plaxton assisted by mrs bayles conveners mrs barclay mrs cassie and mrs a gray roll call a verse from gala- j those taking part were lenltians please remember lot waltham david pegg and john bring the goods for the basket paxton giving the address j the womans association held the sigmac boys met in the their regular meeting on wcd- church basement on tuesday nesday evening last at the home night jof mrs h malcolm with a good the wa meeting was held at attendance the president mrs mrs wm browns last wedncs- iii miller was in the chair do- par mr and mrs thos english i mr and mrs w carlyle of 1 c m a monday sutton visited with mr and mrs nov j mrs annus the hos- w c willson on sunday j tcss demonstrated how to make mr payton a student from a a senm aftervluch each girl made a sample for her l ord book the fifth meeting of the club was held last week at mrs an nis home the leaders demon- i strated how to make bias bind ing the next meeting will be twentyfive ladies attended stcll fowpr committee- mrs the november meetng of the l w aiul ml v wagg wa at the home of mrs gool eev moore tnon closei the squire the president airs bert wkft the host guthrie opened the business ess e a tast ulnch period with a motto followed i by a hymn the creed and held on saturday nov 23rd at 2 oclock the roll call will be a sample of material for making a house coat pajamas or night gown glen greenwood the church service last sun day was taken by the ypu there were eighteen relatives with mr and mrs ernest gates on sunday mr and mrs jim jones spent monday afternoon in newmar ket mrs hill and daughter misses ann harvey and mabel baker visited saturday with mrs wm fiss and edgar several from here attended the farewell party for mrs c johnson and delia at pine grove on friday evening as they have moved to uxbridge theme song the next meeting will be held on dec 4 at which the annual reports will be given the roll call was answered by glory mrs harry willcs of oshawa gave a very interesting talk on the book the robe the east group served re freshments tlie club held a euchre party in the school on saturday even ing the following were win the tea and bazaar held un der the auspices of the ma was held in the church basement on saturday afternoon mrs h moore and mis m guest pre- i sided at the tea table which was decorated with a bowl of mums flanked with green ta pers in crystal holders i buyers at the drygoods and i home baking tables kept the i salesladies busy all afternoon i the surprise table was soon i cleared of packages while the hers ladies mrs brian chuwhlj pr pu ma yard eileen guthrie men x j intcvcstng objects from the george puckrin and charlie cle- f sh 1 oml wlth their pole and mence the children played crol kinole for which the winners the helpers at the tea rabies weregirls nancy puckrin and wcl busy all afternoon linda izatt boys keith puck uid when the last customer had rin and stanley wonnacott i pated and the afternoon re- alice kampman the i pts had been totalled he k daughter of mr and mrs albert a members were well pleased kampman had her tonsils re moved on tuesday of last week church service on sunday was well attended this week being known as young peoples week three members of the greenwood ypu conducted the service leonard waltham had charge of the opening david sunday callers on the jones j pegg read the scripture and led were mrs wm hopkins sr miss hilda hopkins and mr win hopkins jr ashburn mr and mrs ralph faulkner good wood mrs george pickett and mrs charles fiss spent one day in toronto mr and mrs allan holman visited sunday with mr and mrs edgar johnson mr and mrs karl buzek and children were in toronto satur day to see the santa claus par ade balsam a ml z0n mrs b jamieson the wa met last wednesday in the basement of the church with mrs t jordan in charge of the programme the scrip- in prayer taking faith as his theme from the verse jesus said unto them have faith in god john paxton gave a very stirring and inspirational ad dress rev h moore closed the service with the benediction the womens association held their november meeting at tlie home of mrs l gray the presi dent called the meeting to order with the ode and motto mrs a hobden led the devotion al during the business session final plans were made for the tea and bazaar rev ii moore then took charge of the election with the results of their efforts the fortnightly euchre was held at the school on friday evening last tlie attendance was not large winners for the evening were ladies 1st miss diane eastabrook 2nd mra h eastabrook consolation miss june ormision gents 1st miss irene hotner playing as gent 2nd mr ii hicks conso lation mr l waltham winners of the four week lone hand tally were ladies mrs c lee gents mr l empringham and mr b churchyard tied mr empringham won the cut mr and mrs jack kirkham of oshawa spent sunday with mr and mrs w mitchell recent guests of mr and mr3 lawrence gray included mr and mrs carmen stokes ajid sons miss helen prescott and mr floyd prescott of bowman- ville mr and mrs t tabb and miss beatrice brown of orono mr and mrs e lee and mrs l lee of brooklin were visi tors on saturday with ralph and mrs lee mr and mrs mac patterson joyed a supper party with mr i day night with eleven present votional was taken by mrs c ture was read by mrs j emp- i pegg read the scripture wannop duo to the absence of ringham the roll call was an of officers for 1958 which re sulted as follows pros mrs j of markham spent sunday with p e mowbray 1st vice pros mr and mrs a bunker mrs l gray 2nd vice prcs mr and mrs o rogers and mrs a bunker secty mrs a i mr and mrs j bissonette of hooker assist secty mrs v oshawa were sunday guests of wagg rrcas mrs j hooker i mr and mrs george curl claremont coop ihone 38 claremont and mrs dalton alderson on nov 9th mr and mrs george luke and mr and mrs harold luke and children of raglan had sunday dinner with mr and mrs alger maye and family bypu will moot at the church on friday evening sun- j day school business mooting will be thursday nov 2sth mrs wm may and olive spent tuesday in toronto sorry to hear that the chil dren of mr ami mrs arthur williamson and thejinle god- dani children have all been very ill with the flu it is expected that the friend- ship group will meet at the nd mrstbrooks the lesson j mrs davis during the business j swered by a versevith the word pobacgbaaaaaacanbnna thoughts and prayer by mrs period plans were made for the endure and the lesson thoughts j moore coming bazaar to be held in taken by the president were also the december meeting istothe township hall on saturday i on endurance be at mrs m peggs home ah are to bring two dozen cookies and have an exchange of cook ies also bring something for the christmas boxes the hostess served lunch several from here were call ers on mr and mrs prod dis ney brooklin on wednesday it being their fiftieth wedding anniversary their greenwood friends presented them with a purse of money may they have many more years together mr c mctaggart is on a home of mr and mrs bert hunting trip to manitoulin mr maye on tuesday nov 26th mr and mrs alger may and f uuily had supper with cousin reuben and family on saturday november is a dull month how ilout writing that letter to a shutin friend and ho mrs newman returned h him they had been vi ting here for a couple of ucl- a number from here attended pilkey special prizes mrs the kinsale tea and bazaar last ogden and mrs barclay afternoon nov 30 the secre tary read several communica- 1 tions after which the meeting was turned over to program convener mrs k pascoe who called on the guest speaker miss zclla seebeck who gave a very interesting and informative talk on the victor home for girls meeting closed in the usual way followed by a tasty lunch served by the hostesses mrs malcolm and mrs r miller the regular weekly euchre was held in the township hall on tuesday evening when the following were winners mrs thos ogden mrs h plaxton ill mai lev mr t or- ie mr j bcclby and mr ii t a short remembrance day i programme followed two mini utcs silence was observed fol- 1 lowed by a reading quiet even- ing by mrs lome jones a i poem on remembrance by mrs t jordan mr and mrs percy jones and family spent the weekend with mr and mrs don piett at ham- ilton mr and mrs frank mcavoy and family visited sunday with mr and mrs jas briscoe at claremont grant and murray jones ac companied the brooklin hockey j foam to parry sound saturday tht where he mc was a tic the annual sunday school christmas tree will bo held fri- the annual meeting of he ontario riding progressive conservative association provincial v ill he licd in lite tovn hall sunderland on mon nov 25 1957 at s pm elmer robertson prcs john swcolman scctrcas saturday afternoon i three carloads of our local j day night dec 20th