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j i wi jhwtrt tterjy my v claremont and pickering township district plan swank country club development near atha one of the largest congrega tions in many years attended the larewell service conducted by rev h h lackey united church pastor rev and mrs lackey will move to wark- worth near brighton- mr don hedges has been spending a portion 01 his vaca tion at smiths falls miss shirley usher teacher at the cedar creek public school was married on saturday near cbbourg it is reported that mr bob benson was involved in a mo tor accident near markham on saturday night according to re ports a girl passenger in the other vehicle was hospitalized mr and mrs geo blake will leave by air from malton on fri day for a three week vacation in manchester england they will visit with mrs blakes parents during their stay in the old country they plan to return on august 24th mr carl wingrove of morris- ton visited with mr and mrs tom hammond and family on sunday visitors with mrs ar thur prouse during the weekend were mr and mrs allan prouse of georgetown be sure and attend the big sports day that has been plan ned for saturday aug 9th in the community park on saturday night aug 9th a number of wellknown picker ing township residents will take part in a funfilled donkey base ball game under the floodlights in the brougham park mrs b hall and ronnie mot ored to new liskeard with her daughter and husband mr and mrs jim stoops who recently have taken up residence there mrs frank carson mrs f loyst miss kathleen mcavoy and mrs grant taylor attended a shower last week at the home of mrs florence pearce in wil- lowdale for miss mary mcavoy mary is to be married this fall at mount zion miss mary morgan enjoyed a two weeks vacation at sarnia miss beare is visiting with her brother and wife mr and mrs earl beare also mr and mrs eric wallace and children spent the weekend with her parents mr and mrs f j gray of garden hill mrs dunbar of to ronto mrs bellamy of birch hill saskatchewan mr and mrs ronald lackie of scarboro mrs james lackey of fraser- ville miss sanderson of scar boro were sunday guests of rev h and mrs lackey mrs margaret wilkes spent a weeks holidays in toronto mr and mrs robert jackson mr and mrs melvin johnson and mrs henry johnson enjoy ed a motor trip to the east coast mr and mrs w johnson of goderich have been spending a week with mr and mrs jack norton and while here enjoyed a trip to ottawa and the sea way mr and mrs gordon riddle and miss irene and mr and mrs lloyd yake and family visited on sunday with mr and mrs harold cook at minden at their summer cottage south lake must halt friction in twp office council brougham glen major mr and mrs j h mcneill and ruth and mr and mrs w a mcneill and patricia spent the weekend with mr and mrs l c simmonds and family mr george nokes spent the weekend at his home in the glen visitors at the jones sunday evening were mr and mrs chas fiss mr and mrs ralph faulk ner mr and mrs ed johnson george and linda mrs h mcquen will be spend ing two weeks with mr and mrs george pickett mr and mrs david simmonds bobbie and donnie visited sun day with mr and mrs a c simmonds mr and mrs jim jones and mr and mrs ed johnson geo and linda motored to hunts- ville the apparent friction between employees in the townships municipal offices at brougham was reopened for discussion at a special meeting of council on monday night each of the mem bers expressed concern over the lack of cooperation between em ployees the discussion centred around the picking up opening and dis tribution of mail at a previous meeting council stated that a party from the clerks office should be responsible for these duties council learned on mon day that both the assessment dept and the collection dept were picking up mail at the post office i think that there are per sonnel problems with in the of fice stated councillor robert stewart theres no doubt about it agreed reeve lawson lets stop it now said coun cillor sid pugh we experienced the same hassle twelve months ago stat ed councillor stewart i be lieve it stems from the assess ment dept reeve lawson suggested that the management committee should discuss the problems with the heads of departments it was agreed by council that a clerk from the clerks office should pick up the mail open it and deliver it to the various departments and that the post master should be instructed to give the mail only to that party greek river we understand that wedding bells are ringing in our midst mr and mrs w smetham spent a few days holiday with their family visiting mr and mrs f henry at sparrow lake mr h grasby and family were sunday visitors with mrs d shank on wednesday of last week mrs m draper entertained some twelve former girl friends of her sister mrs wm mcleod of aldergrove bc who is visit ing here for a time as these were all former school chums it is needless to say a grand time was had by all mr a hutchings visited with mr and mrs f hutchings of claremont on saturday evening last mr and mrs j davies have been holidaying with their son mr s davies and family at wil- lowdale for the past two weeks the many friends of mrs b draper are pleased to see that she is able to be out again after her illness we trust that her good health will continue we welcome back to our midst again mr and mrs callandine and sons peter and michael a special announcement for all children in the community beginning on tuesday august the 5th a community bible club will be held at jim rick park from 130 to 230 pm and at wilsons park from 330 to 430 pm all children are most cordially invited to attend this bible club which will be under the leadership of two young ladies from toronto who are bible college graduates the womans association of st johns church will hold their next meeting on wednesday eve ning august 6 at the home of mrs n burton assisted by mrs english and mrs matthews the devotional to be taken by mrs h malcolm while the program will be in charge of mrs wm gray all ladies welcome mr and mrs e campbell and family also mr and mrs ken ramsay and family returned home after a pleasant holiday in the northern country the friendly bible class are chartering a bus to midland on august 10 leaving broug ham at 9 am and arriving home around 6 pm anyone wishing to take this trip please contact mr or mrs frank car ter phone 241m3 pickering miss dorothy willson is now- attending camp petoria where she is one of the councillors mr g seebeck of markham visited with his mother mrs d seebeck on sunday a new set of steps has been placed in front of the church here these add much to the appearance of the church mrs w sinclair and mrs m hollinger and family visited with mrs w hamilton one day recently mrs r w witter and daugh ter gladys of toronto also mr d l witter of brockville visit ed with mrs matthews on satur day misses bettyjean knox kay duncan margaret miller and bonnie burrows left on satur day for camp petoria miss patsy knox daughter of mr and mrs jno knox is a councillor at this camp mr and mrs harold barclay returned after a pleasant motor trip through quebec while go ing through montreal they were shown through the parliament buildings and the peace tower the meeting of the congrega tion of st johns church which was planned for wednesday eve ning july 30 has been postpon ed until tuesday evening aug 5 please note change of date mr and mrs coakwell and little daughter visited with his sister mr and mrs geo will- son on saturday greenwood there will be no sunday school or church service this coming sunday august 3rd miss sharon blake was taken to the hospital last wednesday for an operation hope she may soon be well again mrs r whittington has been ill this last week with the flu a miscellaneous shower was given barbara brooks and alf red pegg prior to their marriage last saturday they received many useful and lovely gifts rev mr fleetham led in a sing song and mrs g henning and mrs eastwood took care of the contests lunch brought the very pleasant evening to a close mrs m minaker is visiting with her daughter mrs lough- eed at windsor the rouge hill ball team play ed greenwood on tuesday night and on tuesday aug 5 squires beach play here mr and mrs doug morden and family are on a few holidays at nanticoke remember the donkey base ball game at brougham park on august 9th between the farm ers and businessmen of the community mr and mrs h dawson were callers at the les wilson home last sunday afternoon drive with lights on through dense dust some roads in pickering twp have become so dusty that driv ers have been forced to use their car lights during the daytime this information was revealed at a special meeting of council on mondaynight councillor mrs jean mcpher- son said that the valley farm i road was extremely dusty she mrs young from autton vis- said that- the condition was ag- ited last weekend with mrs g a neville and mrs a mathews mrs bill wilson and son and mrs bert third and family have returned home after spending some time with their parents at balsam a few from this district at tended a flower demonstration wednesday evening at utlca the days- are getting shorter and so is summer was ag gravated due to the heavy gra vel truck traffic councillor sid pugh agreed that a similar condition prevail ed on the fifth concession reeve lawson said that it appeared that more calcium should be ordered and applied to the roads councillor hawthorne suggested that a road commit tee meeting should be arranged council agreed that they should meet on august 9th at 9 am ratepayer suggests 5 discount for early tax payment mr wm fairgrieve spruce hill road dunbarton appeared before pickering twp council at a special meeting on monday night and requested that the members give some considera tion to a 5 percent discount on early payment of taxes the present discount is 1 percent the ratepayer also suggested that the second division court should be used to collect delin quent taxes rather than a tor onto firm of collectors reeve lawson informed mr fairgrieve that an increase from 1 to 5 percent in discount for early tax payments would mean an indebtedness of 16000 in township tax receipts for one year he said it would be neces sary for council to increase the mill rate in order to make up the difference we would be penalizing the man who pays his taxes when they are due said the reeve and compensating the rate payer who is able to pay his taxes in advance the rich would get richer and the poor would become poorer he noted with regard to the use of a toronto firm of collectors reeve lawson informed the ratepayer that this was the method used by mr baker the twp tax collector and was out of coun cils hands clerk lloyd johnston inform ed the reeve that mr baker was quite satisfied with the firms work the reeve noted that the second division court was still used in lain cases he in formed the ratepayer that if he wished to take further action on the matter he should con sult his solicitor case starlight review to be held at brougham mr dean mairs of brougham working in cooperation with the j i case co will hold another caseorama starlight review on thursday evening august 7 at 8 oclock the tractor and im plement display attracted a large crowd last year the loca tion for this giant floodlit show will be on the farm of mr tom phillips no 7 highway east of the brougham community park the various models of the 1960 case tractor and implement line will be on display featuring the new caseomatic drive a modern new tractor invention these tractors develop more than double the pull power of the same size conventional trac tor the new system will be dem onstrated in actual field tests all farmers and their families are invited to attend this free implement demonstration re freshments will be served and there will be a number of val uable door prizes for some luc ky winners wellknown bandleader mr art hallman accompanied by messrs stan patton and jack hemmings appeared before pic kering township council on monday evening to request per mission to erect eight summer cottages near atha at lot 29 cone 8 they verbally informed the members that their proposed homes would be only 800 square feet in size their application was refused by council the delegation was informed that the minimum size of homes in the township was 960 square feet mr patton the spokesman for the group said that his company would con sider bringing their proposed structures up to the townships building standards dep reeve sherman scott was insistent that no homes should be permitted in the municipality under the 960 square foot limit he feared that the summer cot tages might become yearround dwellings in future years as had occurred in other sections of the township mr hallman stated that it was their intentions to erect nice houses and not shacks the men also plan to build a 10000 swimming pool on the eight acre site he admitted that homes of 960 square feet were larger than his company had anticipated if it has to be it has to be he said councillor edgar james in formed the delegation that it might be advantageous for the owners to have someone resid ing in the homes yearround ra ther than only for three months during the summer he said that depreciation was much greater on nonpermanent dwellings it will be quite a large in vestment agreed mr hallman we dont want to see it go down the drain mr hallman noted that since all parties in the company had permanent homes in toronto they had no intentions of turn ing the cottages into yearround dwellings he said that their children would continue to be educated in toronto dep reeve scott contended that in 20 years time they would likely become permanent homes the majority of our summer cottages in the township were initially built only for summer use but now are used for year- round dwellings he said the delegation said that they would consider the erection of standard size homes since the township council did not per mit summer cottage dwellings they said that they didnt plan to work on their project this year to honor former reeve the concession road east of the village of greenwood be tween no 2 and no 7 highways will be legally named the west- ney road council agreed that the clerk should prepare a by law for presentation at their next meeting in honour of mr w h westney a former town ship reeve mr westney resides on this road the suggestion was made by mr edgar james ward 2 coun cillor council supported the idea mr westney has done much for this township ag reed reeve lawson mr westney is still active in municipal work he is chairman of both the conservation board and the assessment appeal board goodwood we think that you should go to church if only for a visit some day you may be carried in and the lord will say who is it mr filyer is holidaying dur ing the month of august but services continue in the bap tist church at the same time rev edwards of ringwood christian church will be with us on sunday august 3rd sincere sympathy is sent from goodwood friends to mr and mrs walter davey whose invalid daughter jane passed away last week funeral service was in st clements anglican church on monday with inter ment in mount pleasant ceme tery their address is 50 river- court drive toronto mr and mrs albert mcmur- ray of toronto visited during the week with her sister mrs baldwin and family mission circle will hold their august meeting at the home of mrs alderson on wednesday evening aug 6 please note change of date mr and mrs harry wood land received a telephone call from their daughter doris who with friends is on a motoring holiday the call came from minneapolis minnesota and told how they are enjoying the trip david and arthur uren are holidaying at a boys camp at bolton cherrywood mrs m hollinger mrs geo todd presided over the july meeting of the cherry- wood wa held in the church hall she opened it by reading a summer poem mrs e riches and mrs w tweddle had charge of the devotional period the piano solos consolation by mendelsohn and vespers to wendy were beautifully render ed by paulette riches mrs gor don petty reviewed the chapter from the study book telling of post war trends and gains all the secretaries etc had favourable roports to present during the business period ar rangements were made for tick et selling for the turkey supper on october 22pians wero made to accept the offer of the con sumers gas co of a demonstra tion in pickering high school tickets to be sold by the mem bers of the wa the wa will erceive the proceeds from the sale of the tickets the open meeting in september at which mrs gardiner will be the spea ker was also planned after the wa benediction was re peated a delicious lunch was served by these hostesses mrs alves mrs thos wright mrs j daniels and mrs g petty sunday school has closed for the month of august it will re open on sept 7 with a rally service in the church at ten oclock to which the parents are invited mr and mrs leonard gates spent a few days at black lake with mr and mrs fred cock- burn and family mr and mrs len hollinger and family spent a few days at port carhng mr and mrs a w hodgson of bloomfield spent a few days with mr and mrs wes petty we wish our pastor rev and mrs shapter a very enjoyable holiday during the month of august we are sorry to hear of the illness of mrs stevenson of pic kering who is under the doc tors care at the home of her daughter mrs walton holmes her father mr stevenson is confined to the oshawa hospital with a broken hip we wish them both a very speedy recov ery a lot of marriage knots were tied in june and now a lot of men dont have as much rope w v w w 9 w 9 9 s for quick and reliable service leave shoes at burtons grocery store claremont ontario caseorama starlite review arrives in brougham on thursday august 7th the 1958 caseorama starlite review a two hour night demonstration of case farm equipment presented under the stars and floodlights will be staged here by dean mairs and the j i case co the location of the caseorama starlite review will be east of the brougham park on the farm of mr tom phillips starting time is 800 pm ah types of new case farm equipment will be on display including the 1960 caseomatic tractor line ah farmers and their families and friends are invited to attend admission is free refresh ments and valuable lucks draw prizes fr ft fr fr ft dean mairs brougham ontario field day variety show claremont community park saturday august 9th 1 pm ball games races for boys girls men women archery tournament square dance demonstration by top junior farmers from york and ontario counties ye olde tyme fiddlers contest giant bingo and midway lucky draw and many other prizes admission 50c children under 15 free refreshments light lunch served dance in the community hall 9 pm 9 pm 75c per person m holiday il tte vuk0n club extra i special 3 days only ap instant coffee kthtr cmtoif of six ii ozi0ttus reg 105 save 6c 33c bakery specials jane parker apple pie eath 45c beg- 39c save 14e jane parker angel cake each coimim mir ann page deep cut specials ketchup 16 0i jr 29 ann page salad dressing new pack choice quality ap peas reg 10c btl save so 2 h bottles 35c reg 3sc save 4c reg 2 for 33c save oo 4 20 oi tint 5 c choice quality reg 23c tin save 15c ap peaches 5 100 39 prices effective uxtiii saturday august 2nd j 018 reg soc save 20c jsp ap supermarkets 680 kennedy rd scarborough 25 glenwatford drive agivcourt 3485 kingston rd at markham rd 2050 lawrence ave at warden lots of free parking