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f9 i mi stowryttu towns tlwvjty feao 5 1958 claremont and pickering township district the boy scout ladles auxil iary are holding an afternoon tea bake sale and a a white elephant table on the lawn at the home of mrs william brow ning on saturday june 7 at 3 pm everyone is welcome in case of rain it will be held in the house the annual swimming pro gram sponsored by the clare- mont recreation committee will start on monday june 9th mr and mrs r c baker have again generously donated their pool for these lessons mrs k vize- ly will be the instructress for 10 lessons the annual meeting of the south ontario district womens institute was held on thursday plans are underway to erect a new s560000 high school near dunbarton in pickering town ship in a letter to the township council mr a ross irwin sec- treasurer of the board request- mayvnrheunaedchu7ch f iha 1 akrc l mrs a wideman of altona u prefers technical school to erect 560000 school at dunbarton gave the address of welcome mrs h farran of kettleby pro vincial board member spoke briefly and conducted the elec tion of officers miss wilda gor don of newmarket home econ omist gave a short talk on jun- the sale of the debentures it is hoped that the structure may be completed in the fall of 1959 negotiations are proceeding in the purchase of the 12 acre site a legislative grant will be received on s240000 of the total lor activities in this district i figure tentative approval has over 90 ladies were there to already been received from the enjov the luncheon catered to by the wa of the church the salada tea project of quilt dept of education the new school will have six teen rooms including six class- blocks was judged brougham rooms an art room music room library room commercial class two science labs a shop room a home economics class a gym and a cafeteria the building will accommodate 400 students won 1st prize and claremont sc md mrs charles schwonke of ce dar falls iowa and miss julie kcewler of omaha nebraska visited for a week with mrs george clark and while here en joyed a trip to montreal and quebec city mr and mrs al robertson visited on the weekend with mr and mrs robert mcdonald at eimwood the claremont recreation committee are sponsoring a pee- wee team in the intertownship baseball league which started on june 1 mr jack rennie and mr r oblenes are coaching the boys mr and mrs lloyd mason and mr and mrs jack norton spent saturday with friends at dorset dr and mrs n f tomlinson dr and mrs wm tomlinson of pickering left on tuesday for a trip through the states miss nettie fenton of osh- awa and mr stanley haw of swift current saskatchewan spent the weekend at the home j of mr and mrs jack norton the annual church and sun day school picnic of the clare mont baptist church will be held at springbank park on sat urday afternoon june 14th all members and friends are wel come the monthly meeting of the wms will be held in the school room of the united church on thursday june 12th at 230 pm mrs henry johnson mrs condy and mrs george ham mond are in charge of the pro gram roll call to be answered by a verse of scripture contain ing the word father the goodfellowship class will meet on tuesday june 10th at 830 pm at the home of mr and mrs tom hammond mr and mrs walter davis and mr johnson will be in charge of the programme the roll call will be a verse of scripture with father a miscellaneous shower was held for miss frances lovst at the home of mrs grant taylor on friday evening the bride- tobe received many useful gifts from local friends and relatives she will be married on satur day juno 14 new barber- mr earl pilke plans to open a new barbershop in a portion of galloways corner store ear ly this month he is presently attending a toronto barber school and will complete the course in august in order that he might attend school in the daytime and conduct his practice in the evenings the local ton- sorial artist will not be able to play softball with either clare mont or brougham both clubs have been seeking his services mr a j galloway at the corner store will dispose of his entire line of dry goods within the next week at cost price lo cal residents should take advan tage of the bargains mr and mrs a j galloway visited with mr dave galloway in toronto on sunday evening claremonts soccer team drop ped another contest on saturday night they were blanked by an oshawa team 40 mrs norman young returned home on the weekend after spending two weeks in lindsay with her mother mr colin mclaurin and fam ily of new york spent the week end at chalk lake they were former residents here east of bear a portion of the cost i east of brock road suggested make pfeseiltatlons to to council that some thought j 9 11 u 11 should be given to the erection kev or ivus m moofe of a technical school rather than another high school the congregation of the green- councillor sid pugh explained wood united church honoured that the ajax high school was j their departing pastor and his now filled and the enrollment vrife rev and mrs h moore was steadily increasing at the at a presentation ceremony on pickering dist high school i monday evening a purse of from what i can learn stu- 1 money was presented to the dents are dropping out of school couple by mrs percy clarke like flies after two years of j mrs agnes wilson delivered studv pointed out mrs phelan i the presentation address mr with some technical school milton pegg also spoke briefly training these pupils would have rev moore has served the something to fall back on in- greenwood charge for the past stead of being kicked around the five years he has also conduct- countryside looking for jobs and j ed services at mount zion and getting into mischief she said i kinsale their untiring efforts reeve wm lawson agreed in the community have won that a technical school had many them a host of friends their advantages he noted however decision to leave the district was that the cost of such a structure received with much regret rev an estimated mill rateof 14 i would i much higher than a and mrs moore plan o take up mills will raise pickering town- hl school he suggested that j residence in prince albert sas- ships share of the cost ajax mrs phelan should forward her i katchewan at the end of this and pickering village will also i suggestion to the high sciiool month they both expressed board their sincere appreciation for the gift the presentation was pre ceded by the showing of slides by messrs milton pegg ken brooks and michael bate mr wm brown led in a singsong lunch was served at the conclu sion solicitors fee or greeobeft the total amount of the fee charged by pickering township solicitors in addition to the added figure compiled by legal counsel messrs kimber and du- bin in the greenbelt gravel pit case amounted to 178330 of this amount the township law yers charged 127930 these figures were made known to the members at a special meeting of council on monday night reeve lawson agreed that the case was a ra ther lengthy affair and required considerable time and work on the part of the solicitors estimated 12000 persons tour plant the largest crowd to come to whitby since the return of the whitby dunlops was present on saturday to attend the opening of the new ralston purina plant on hopkins street an estimated 12000 persons from a wide area of ontario toured the plant en councillor suggests increase in dog fines councillor edgar james sug gested that dog owners should be required to pay increased penalties for permitting their animals to run at large he con tended that residents should either keep their dogs under control or have them destroyed councillor james suggested a fine of s500 the present fee is s100 for the first offense and 200 for a second offense dep reeve scott and council lors robt stewart and mrs mc pherson felt that the 500 fine was too high i wouldnt pay it said coun cillor stewart the pound would be full of dogs you cant think too highly of your dog stated reeve law- son the reeve agreed with councillor james that if the fine was raised dogowners would be more careful of their ani mals we have to face it our dogs arent under control said dep reeve scott he contended how ever that he felt an increase in the fine wouldnt solve the prob lem mr wm fairgrieve of dun barton spoke briefly on the sub ject he charged that dogs in pickering township were being victimized councillor james moved that the fine for second offenders be raised from 200 to 500 he received no seconder aging is a process in which a man loses his hair his teeth his illusions and what little pa tience he may have had council to grant health unit rebate on tank fee following a lengthy discus sion reeve lawson requested that the clerk prepare a bylaw to grant the ontario county health unit a 50 percent rebate later heard premier leslie frost officially open the plant brougham news green river mr and mrs t kravnaik and family of markham were satur day evening callers at the home of mr and mrs r hamilton a very pleasant and happy evening was spent at the home of mr and mrs w binsted on wednesday last when thev enter- tamed the members of the folk school to which thev belong we understand that this school is planning on having an evening of entertainment in the very near future cottage prayer meeting will be held at the home of mr and mrs m draper on tuesday june 10th at s pm everyone welcome the ladies aid will hold their rc r in the form of a quilting to be held in the sun day school room of the church on wednesday june 11th at 8 pm all ladies welcome the annual decoration dav fo- brunswick hill cemeterv will bo held in the church here on sunday the 29th at 230 pm wedding a very pretty wedding was held in the grace anglican church markham on saturday last when barbara youngest daughter of mr and mis cha white became bride of mr karl mr and mrs vernon ellicott and family of uxbridge visited with mr and mrs e campbell on sunday mr and mrs russell al bright and three grandchildren of claremont visited with mrs w hamilton and mr o carter on sunday mrs lemmon visited mrs carl devitt claremont one day last week mr and mrs robertson mov ed to toronto on friday last congratulations to mrs d a boer and mr jack mairs who each celebrated a birthday on sunday june 1 mr e burgess and daughter marie and son of queensville called on mrs matthews one day last week mr and mrs e cook and family of claremont called on mr and mrs m hamilton on sunday mr and mrs surplus of to ronto spent the weekend with mr and mrs k c pascoe the wms of st johns chu rch met at the home of mrs h malcolm on thursday afternoon may 15 mrs m ellicott presi dent was in the chair worship service was led by mrs r mill er mrs randal ellicott gave a piano solo which was enjoyed by all mrs e johnston con ducted a discussion period on japan for the program which was very interesting she was assisted by mrs lemmon mrs h plaxton and mrs robt mill er at the close of the meeting mrs h malcolm and mrs robt malcolm served refreshments a number of families from euchre was held as usual in here attent the opening of the township hall on tuesday new purina fc mill held joyed barbecued chicken and on pickering townships septic tank inspection fees six officials of the unit attended a special meeting of council on monday evening including dr mcbean g h bray w g newman john mills ron hall and john robson mr hall was spokes man for the group mr hall informed council that the unit had received a verbal acceptance of their request from every municipality with the ex ception of east whitby town ship and pickering township councillor stewart contended that since the unit was not operating at a deficit such a re bate was unnecessary mr hall replied that the num ber of new installations in pick ering township necessitated an increased service to the munici pality mr w g newman stated that the amount of money involved was not large its not the amount of money thats bothering council said the reeve they feel that the units services are a cooperat ive effort and it should be a sharing proposition through out it seems t6 me to be a rea sonably valid thought he said mr hall stated that they hoped the entire matter could be settled by july 1st councillor james felt that the issue was too small to cause any dissension greenwood the wms for the circuit will hold their regular meeting this thursday night in the church basement remember the wms sup ply tea on friday afternoon june 6 in the church supply work will be displayed and tea served miss herbert of toronto spent the weekend with mr and mrs minaker mr and mrs kendal returned home to nanticote last week after spending a few days with andy and mrs morden the evening wa bazaar held last saturday was very well attended mrs c barkey a for mer greenwood girl now of pickering opened the bazaar with a well prepared speech and mrs bie of pickering and mrs f byers poured tea during the afternoon the afternoon wa will meet in the church basement on thursday june 12th group 2 have charge of the worship ser vice roll call tell master wayne moore met with an accident last saturday morn ing while operating a power lawn mower requiring medical attention to his toes at the hos pital a number from here attended the purina show at whitby last saturday atha evening this time it was spon sored by the joy rebekah lodge the winners were mrs pugh mrs davis mrs barclay mr t ogden mr o gray and mr b evens special prizes went to mrs d a beer and mr t ogden mrs e campbell and mrs v ellicott called on mrs lloyd greigg and little son kenneth on sunday we are sorry to hear that mrs w hay is again in oshawa hos pital all join in wishing her a speedy recovery we are glad to see mrs stew art mcguckin home from the hospital we hope she will soon be feeling fine prices arent really high they merely appear to be says an economist just the same these false appearances are keeping most of us broke anttonen of elliott lake the bride chose as her wedding dress a gown of white lace with a shoulder length veil her at tendant mrs j palomoki wore a gown of sage green the grooms attendant was mr pal omoki after the ceremony a reception was held at the home of the brides parents when about thirty guests members of the immediate family were pres ent after their honeymoon which they are spending visiting with relatives at new jersey the happy couple will make their home at elliott lake where mr anttonen is on the police force we extend congratulations and best wishes to the newlyweds in whitby on saturday last guests were served with free chicken dinner with ice cream etc mr and mrs bill ramer from glasgow were dinner guests of mr and mrs norman lehman on sunday mr and mrs art wagg mt albert called sunday afternoon on mr and mrs joe tran and family mr and mrs l powell stouff- ville visited the carruthers family on sunday afternoon miss freda draper spent the weekend with miss betty jean tran mr and mrs george nendick from scarboro jet were supper guests with mr and mrs cyril bielby on sunday mr and mrs meiras had sun day diier with mr and mrs david tran miss carolyn tran spent sun day night with miss lyn roger- son green river mr and mrs albert draper spent sunday evening with their son mr and mrs gren draper and family the carruthers family were saturday evening dinner guests with mi- and mrs ed macal- oney brian and mrs macaio- ney his mother from nova sco tia who are spending some time with her son will amso attend the wedding of her son bob mr ard mrs bruce bain and family from newmarket spent sunday evening with mr and mrs fred draper and family mr and mrs murray dunkeld evelyn and shirley had dinner on sunday with mr and mrs frank wagg several ladies from here at tended the south ontario dist annual last week in claremont glen major mr alec hingston and boys toronto visited on sunday with mr and mrs j a hingston the pine grove wa held their meeting at the home of mrs karl buzek sunday visitors at the jones were mr and mrs allan jones and judy newmarket mr and mrs robert nesbitt sr and mrs george wilson and gordon of mt zion several from here called on mr and mrs asa forsythe quaker hill on sunday to wish them the best of everything on their golden wedding anniver sary mr and mrs jim jones and family visited saturday evening with mr and mrs walter biggs and family remember the anniversary services at pine grove church on sunday june 8 afternoon services at 230 oclock evening services at 730 the rev a f binnington ma bd of vic toria square will be in charge glasgow mr and mrs wm reaman and family had dinner with mr and mrs norman lehman on sunday mr and mrs sam wittleton of willow beach had supper with mr and mrs earl dows- well mrs jean macdonald of stou- ffville visited with the noble family on sunday mr and mrs wilmer ham and family visited with the dykes on sunday mr and mrs earl dowswell and family attended the chicken barbecue and hank snow show at whitby given by purina co last saturday mr and sirs gerald noble and family visited with her parents mr and mrs a west- wood of uxbridge on sunday mr and mrs rock and friends visited with the knight family on sunday resident of kinsale for over forty years the village of kinsale was in deed shocked to learn of the sudden passing in oshawa hos pital early sunday morning may 25th of mrs jacob wagg although she had not enjoved good health for the last few years she was seriously ill just a few days the late mrs wagg was born at goodwood in 1888 the daughter of mr and mrs henry leach she attended school at gari baldi married in 1905 she and her husband lived for some years on the sixth concession of uxbridge before moving to kinsale in 1914 always inter ested in womens work mrs wagg was a great worker in the womens institute being presi dent of our local branch for several years and later becom ing convener of historical re search of which she made quite a study in her earlier yearsi she was a member of our wa where she held the post of treasurer until ill health overtook her her ability and ready wit made her much in demand for social pro grams her greatest hobby was perhaps her flower garden well known around the district and she will long be remembered for the beautiful flowers which brought so much pleasure to so many people mrs wagg is survived by her husband one daughter celia mrs stanley rose london two sons garnett and verle of kinsale and eight grandchild ren also surviving is one sister blanche mrs a cowie stouff- ville the funeral service very large ly attended was held from the brooklin funeral home on tues day rev h moore had charge of the service the many beauti ful floral tributes showed the respect in which the deceased was held pallbearers were lloyd empringham jack par kin ken carson tom farn- dale george davis and jack hooker interment was made in salem cemetery junior farmer lads and lassies this foursome from scot land having their first view of toronto are visiting various ontario farms as part of an exchange program with four junior farmers from this prov ince who are overseas at pres ent the bonny group arc from left to right dorothy murray stuart buchan who spent the fore part of this week on the chas barkey farm at altona i elizabeth mckerrow and roy will cousici meetings onsider around tp pickering twp council willi dep reeve sherman give further consideration to a agreed that although brougham request that their meetings be was not a central point with re- held throughout the municipal ity it has always been the prac tice to hold sessions at the mu nicipal chambers brougham mr wm fairgrieve of dun barton reopened the issue on monday evening he said that such a system might create more interest in municipal busi ness on a question posed by coun cillor mrs jean mcpherson on the practice of other municipal ities reeve lawson stated that he wasnt sure if they always met at a central location altona audley mrs fred puckrln the wa afternoon tea and bazaar will be held on saturday afternoon june 14 from 3 to 5 oclock in the church basement the club meeting will be held this saturday evening at the home of the president bill and mrs guthrie mr ivan law of whitby will show colored pictures mr and mrs harold howarth and daughter elaine of rich mond hill visited their aunt i mrs l j ana boys of agin mrs j cowie and famtly on c0llrl on sundav the regular monthly meet ing of the altona vomens in stitute will be held on wednes day june 11th at 2 pm at the home of mrs a wideman mrs c bielby convener of citizen ship will be in charge of the programme motto an invest ment in knowledge pays good dividends roll calla recent book i have read the school in point gard to population it was quite central with regard to area he said he feared that ratepayers might come to brougham not realizing that the location had been changed i think we need a central location he said councillor robt stewart con tended that if any ratepayer had a subject to discuss with the council he would make an effort to attend the meeting he noted that it would be a mon strous chore for the clerk to move the municipal records from place to place councillor stewart was desirous of know ing whether the council would be in control of the meetings or whether the ratepayers would be in charge i think your reeve is quite competent to handle the meet ings said mr fairgrieve councillor stewart suggested that public meetings around the township might be a good plan dep reeve scott contended that this was a general practice if any ratepayers association made such a request reeve lawson suggested that the members consider the mat speetor will be the guest speaker so bring along any questions i ier unt foe next meeting of you may have everyone wel- council come altona school will be singing on richmond hill radio station this saturday june 7th at 845 am be sure to listen lynne kerwood spent a few days last week with irene and dianne baks while her mother mrs frank kerwood was in the hospital with her new baby bro ther anthony peter mr and mrs poiman bunker were sunday supper guests of his sister mr and mrs fred madill of claremont mr and mrs millard reesor and maria entertained mr and balsam mt zion mrs b jamieson mrs lewis jones mrs glen manderson and mrs b jamie- son attended a mother and dau ghter tea last wednesday in honour of miss phyllis jones who graduates this friday from the school of nursing at the oshawa general hospital the wa will meet on wed nesday june 11 at the home of mrs lloyd wilson mrs e cor nish o oshawa will be guest speaker and the rollcall will be answered by a verse with the word faith lunch will ba served mr and mrs ralph jones and family visited sunday with mrs maud mingay at markham tile peoples union attended the oshawa presbytery ball tou rnament and picnic at lakcview park at oshawa on saturday mr and mrs lome parrott and allan of myrtle visited on sunday with mr and mrs b jamieson mrs frank disney attended the funeral of her uncle mr john maynard at st catharines on tuesday the doldrums are stretches of ocean between the trade wind belts where the air is quiet and sultry cyclones and frequent squalls originate there the horse latitudes calms near the tropics of cancer and cap ricorn are regions of light var iable winds sunday mrs sydney wonnacott enter ed oshawa hospital on friday for treatments kinsale l l waltham sigmac boys played baseball with greenwood sigmac boys on tuesday evening may 27th i score 6 to 4 in favour of green wood on friday evening may 30th greenwood young people held their annual banquet and some kinsale young people attended their entertainment consisting of an oldfashioned hay ride minus dobbins enroute inter rupted with tractor motor trou ble for quite some time mr and mrs lawrence gray its strange how dad has to work later at the otlice more often during spring house clean- were weekend guests of mr and tag time mrs tabb of orono please phone 91615 with your news for this column on saturday may 31 the on tario county 4h homemaking club achievement day was held at brock district high school cannington eleven girls at tended from altona with their leaders mrs d crosier and mrs c hodgson registration was at 9 am judging began at 930 and continued to 12 noon after lunch comments weie made on their exhibits there were six exhibits and one mem ber from each commented also three demonstrations and two skits the visiting home econ omists made the comments with miss gordon the ontario home economist in charge of the pro gram those completing two units were marian betz agatha bucking joyce lewis irene mailes carolyn tran each re ceiving a certificate also a 111 uomemaking spoon dry at cost price our entire stock of dry goods must be sold this week come in and look over the bargains the corner store a j galloway prop phone 14 claremont