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ptt 3 the stouffyiue tribune taurjar urdxt 29 i960 uxbridge pickering tp news claremont short course something to wear sponsored by the broug ham wx vil be held in the township hail october 6 i860 at l30 prn miss dora burke home economist of the exten sion branch home economics service of the ontario depart ment of agriculture will con duct the course a cordial invi tation is extended to all women of the community brougham wi ladies attend ed the myrtle wx meeting on september 21 for the showing of the film tournament of ros es all enjoyed it very much the guide and brownie mo thers la held their first meet ing of the fall and winter sea son at the home of mrs lone goodwin on monday with com missioner gay hayward presid ing at the conclusion of the meeting a beautiful electric clock was presented to connie blake upon her retirement from girl guide captain a position she has held for one year be fore that she was lieutenant for the company for two years commissioner hayward made the presentation and thanked mrs blake on behalf of the guides and la members for her good work and time spent on guiding the guide and brownie mo thers la held a very success ful tea and bake sale last fri day at the home of mrs laura anonby the door prize which was a handmade quilt done by the members was won by mrs charlie cooper many claremont residents went to greenwood saturday evening to see the pee wee basebail game at which time claremont beat greenwood 203 mrs elizabeth goden was the recipient of many beautiful gifts at a baby shower held for her at the home of mrs irene hol- lingshead a good crowd was in attend ance saturday night in clare mont park at a benefit game be tween claremont and mount zion at this time mr ross red- shaw presented mr jack rcnnie with a sum of money taken at the gate jack rennie expressed his thanks to both clubs and the fans also for the support dur ing the season mr and mrs b wells from toronto and mr and mrs t samarillo also from toronto were sunday visitors at the home of mr and mrs a sam arillo ladies of claremont are in vited to brougham womens in stitute for their short course something to wear oct 6 at 330 pm in the township hall if there are still some girls who wish to take the 111 club dress ing up home grown vegetables please give names to mrs l pugh or mrs m anderson by oct 5 the claremont pee wee soft- ball team took another step to ward the pickering township softball championship on satur day by defeating greenwood 20 to 3 at the end of the 4th in ning the score was 170 and the claremont pitcher george red- shaw had retired every man in order tom benson took over in the last 3 innings with eric jones completing the battery the boys had a total of twenty hits brian madill led with 3 robert drake tom benson and ted redshaw each had 3 a re turn game will be played at claremont tuesday night the expected meeting with french j mans bay was cancelled due to the teams withdrawal to take part in oasa the sarco employees will make a tour of the bell tele phones dial svstem in toronto j oct 27 over two thousand cars pass ed through claremont on colour tour a telegram man showed films in claremont communitv hall the claremont baptist chu rch celebrated its 139th anni versary on sunday rev mr watt was guest speaker at the morning and evening services he is assistant minister of the peoples church toronto mrs b creighton of guelph was the guest soloist the claremont baptist church held a congregational dinner monday night the male quartet from oshawa entertained with music throughout the evening mrs ernie stevenson of osh awa spent the weekend at the roy morgan home mrs bert jones and daughter mrs maynard of brooklin spent sunday with mr and mrs jim briscoe at the bowling tournament of mixed trebles saturday af ternoon there were greens pres ent from stouffville oshawa agincourt and port perry each player won a chicken several residents from clare mont attended lindsay fair on saturday claremont cubs and scouts commenced their fall meetings last week don sanderson will continue as scoutmaster mr a c dechion a school teacher of claremont will be the new cub teacher name court to hear appeals a court to hear assessment appeals by ajax whitby and pickering twp has been nam ed the appeal against the equalized assessment set by on tario county council in june will begin in whitby on oct 11 the order in council names the court as darcy r lee qc of dundas c s bird of the twp of thurlow and r n hartshorn of orillia the ap peal will be heard at the county buildings whitby county bldg would be in whitby if a new county administra tion building or court house is built it will be in whitby on wednesday at a session of the ontario county council the pro perty committee was authorized to take an option on property for such a new building but only within the town of whitby in may of this year the prop erty committee was asked by council to look for a suitable site for a new county adminis tration building the committee reported on tuesday but its report was amended to authorize the com mittee to take an option on suit able property in whitby for either an administration build ing or court council has yet to decide whether to convert the present building to court room space or to administration ofll- ces at present both court and administration are in the same building the property committees or iginal report which was later amended stated on may 2g i960 you author ized the standing committee on county property to examine suitable sites in the county of ontario for the erection of a county administrative building your committee has inspected sites in the towns of uxbrldge and whitby the village of port perry the townships of reach uxbridge and whitby by the terms of reference we were restricted to the examina tion of suitable sites for a coun ty administrative building we would recommend that your committee be authorized to con sider the advisability of leaving the county administrative staff in the present court house and construct a new court house reeve sherman scott of pick ering twp stated that if a new administration building is erect ed the county bears the total cost if a new court house is erected the city of oshawa will share the cost an amendment to the report asked that the property commit tee purchase or as later chang ed take an option on property suitable for either an adminis tration building or a court house a further amendment made by reeve william beard of cannington restricted the property committee to the town of whitby in its selection of a site both these amendments pass ed and the property committee will now select a whitby site take an option on it and report back to county council at its next sitting brougham congratulations to mr and mrs geo perry wn were at home to all their family who came to help them celebrate the wedding anniversary on sun day mr and mrs mitchell of to ronto also mrs mcginnis of buffalo visited mr and mrs al harvey one day last week mr russell gray met with a painful accident while at work one day last week a plank broke under him causing him to fall he was rushed to the oshawa hospital where xrays showed a badly broken foot this will mean he will not be able to use this foot for the next three months mr and mrs k bent and family called on her mother mrs w hamilton on sunday mr and mrs de smedt bar bara mairs and little son ex pect to leave on tuesday for their home at cold lake alta mr and mrs m routley of brooklin also mrs tordiff of barrie called on their sister mrs matthews tuesday afternoon mr and mrs lome ham of oshawa called on mr and mrs dean mairs on friday evening mr and mrs ostle and family of oshawa visited mr and mrs d a beer on sunday three car loads of ladies jour neyed to myrtle on wednesday when they were guests of the myrtle womens institute a pleasant evening was enjoyed by all mr and mrs p desmedt re turned to brougham last week after spending a week with friends in montreal mr and mrs gordon camp bell also miss ella campbell rn of toronto called on miss matthews on sunday afternoon mrs lemon returned home on sunday after spending a couple of weeks with ashburn friends we are glad to know mr d mairs is still improving and able to take a short drive on sunday we are also glad to know mrs al harvey is able to be home again after a week stay in the hospital the womans association of st johns church will hold their next meeting at the home of mrs geo gray on wednesday evening october 5 the devo tional to be taken by mrs geo perry while the program will be in charge of mrs thos philip all ladies welcome no action on hospital grant the special committee on hos pital grants of the ontario county council has ruled that no action be taken on a request from the ajax and pickering general hospital for a grant of 1118768 to assist in the con struction of a new 110bed hos pital after receiving the com mittees report council referred the matter back to the commit tee for further study and report the committee report stated whereas the ajax and picker ing general hospital cannot at this time meet the requirements of bylaw 2054 a bylaw to as sist hospitals with construction of new or additional buildings we recommend that no action be taken on their request at this time reeve john mills of ajax ob jected to the report and stated that the hospital board had sub mitted to county council its pro posals for raising the 2200000 which it is estimated the hos pital will cost fund drive for retarded children pickering oct 17 the names of captains who have accepted assignments in the drive for funds for the re tarded childrens school have been announced by mrs f con- ant canvass chairman these captains will lead groups of canvassers in the housetohouse campaign which begins october 17th and the funds collected will be used to finish the school and to pay operating expenses the captains are mrs harry ashton who will take charge of the pickering beach area mrs leo beer brougham mrs h t cooke frenchmans bay mrs howard doner whitby mr forbes whitevale mrs gladys wood lands road mrs h hayes ajax north area mrs m hedge salem road mrs george hons- berger morley park the io- de ajax varsity chapter which will cover ajax south of highway 401 mrs ross jack- man greenwood mrs v jack son and mrs smith squires beach mrs mary mills liver pool mrs a mccartney ajax north of highway 401 mrs harry webster rose bank mrs henry westney westney road mrs j a vondetter brock road these publicspirited individ uals and their coworkers will bring the story of the retarded childrens school to every resi dent if possible in the ajax pickering whitby area it is the story of a few indi viduals who laid the foundation of many local residents who joined with them and of whole hearted community support in the work of organizing classes and then building a school for the retarded children in this neighborhood greenwood the sacrament of the lords supper will be observed this sunday oct 2nd at 1130 sun day school at 1015 a number from here attended the mt zion anniversary serv ices last sunday rev little of cambray was the minister with the home choir leading in the service of song assisted by mr allan clark at the evening serv ice our own minister rev t fleetham was at cambray for their anniversary services the evening auxiliary of the wms met at the home of mrs herb middleton on wednesday night the afternoon wa bazaar of last saturday was a decided suc cess many thanks to those who helped with it in any way this saturday oct 1st we are cater ing to the peggbrooks wedding the brougham firemen had to be called in to extinguish a grass fire on the farm of r tweddie last sunday afternoon mrs spracklin of toronto vis ited with her sister mrs f webb on the weekend mr and mrs andy jenkins of sundridge visited with mr and mrs m pegg last weekend mrs p wilson visited with mrs wm dougherty of stouff ville last sunday afternoon while mrs les wilson visited with mrs j thomas exceedingly rare is the person who is so modest he doesnt be lieve he could run the govern ment better than it is being run on second though maybe he could county juniors do well at lindsay fair ontario county health unit through immunization many infectious diseases such as diphtheria smallpox tetanus and polio myelitis can be prevented we urge you to see that all members of your family- are protected against thesediseases doctors and nurses from the ontario county health unit will be visiting schools in pickering township soon to immunize the school children if you have not already given your consent for this we urge you to do so when asked r ll ll phwp l a number of boys and girls from ontario county exhibited their 4h calf club calves at the east central ontario 4h calf club championship show held at lindsay central exhibition on wednesday september 21st three baby beef steers from the scott 4h beef calf club and shown by wayne beath oshawa rr 2 ross bailey uxbridge rr 1 and marion couch blackwat- or rr 2 won the a p trophy donated by the great atlantic and pacific tea company ltd for the champion 4h beef calf club group at the 4h champ ionship show wayne beath showed the grand champion baby beef steer and ross bailey uxbridge rr 4 the reserve champion 4- h steer ross bailey uxbridge rr 4 was awarded a 15 cash award for showing the best an gus steer in the 4h baby beef steer class neil mclcod black- water rr 2 was awarded the hardean hereford farm special for the best hereford steer in the championship class in the junior holstcin heifer calf class the winners from on tario county were as follows 1st prize group evelyn page uxbridge rr 2 2nd prize group joan anderson beavcrton rr 1 larry moore uxbridge rr 1 in the senior holstcin heifer calf class the wtrn from on tario county were ss follows 1st prize roup frank vale altona wins community league softball crown the altonapeachs uniteds are the new champions of the claremont community softball league cliff dunkelds squad who finished the regular sched ule in a fourth place position knocked off brougham in the initial playoff round chalked up two straight victories in the round robin semifinals and then whipped claremont for the title ciaremont were the defending champs they were heavy fav ourites to retain the honours altona topped their rivals in every department on thursday night to score a convincing s5 victory righthander murray mcdowell fired a sitzling six- hitter only in the fourth inning did he encounter any serious trouble three hits one a wrong- field home run by doug aliman pushed three claremont men across the plate a walk and a twobagger by jim ingham notched claremonts fourth tal ly in the sixth they added an other run in the ninth the league trophy which ap pears to entice more torrid com petition with each passing sea son was presented to team cap tain murray mcdowell by mr donald beer group vice presi dent the club is coached by cliff dunkeld the manager is gord pilkey it seemed appropriate that third baseman bruce mcdowell should end the series by making the final putout the agile in- fielder who has covered the 3rd base hot spot like a blanket throughout the entire sgame playoff series gloved a bullet smash from ken mcintoshs bat in the ninth the claremont players were quick to respond with the customary handshake at the conclusion of the con test altona were off and running in the first inning before the claremont batsmen had touched mcdowell for a single blow their rivals had posted a 30 lead they never were headed eric pilkey who enjoyed an excel lent night at the plate led off with a double he completed the circuit followed by team mates bruce mcdowell and gord mcdowell pilkey also tap ped out a single in the fourth and a tremendous 2run triple in the fifth he was nipped by catcher dave beverley on a per fect throwin from secondsacker doug auman pete dunec another import from last years peachs aggre gation aided aiiona in their title bid he whacked out two singles and a double murray mcdowell aided his own cause with a home run and two sin gles g neal gien byer gord mcdowell bruce fockler and bruce mcdowell contributed the other hits defensively clare mont looked unusually weak they committed a total of six errors at the plate only jim ingham could connect for more than one hit he belted a single in the fourth and a double in the sixth doug aliman ham mered out a home run bruce redshaw poled a triple gord aliman bagged a double single- base blows came from the bats of don mccurdy rae ward and wilf gliddon coach jack rennie started bruce redshaw on the clare mont mound he was lifted in the sixth for slingshot twirler bob redshaw the latter yielded only three safeties all singles rival windmill hurler murray mcdowell worked the nine in ning distance although facing elimination claremont lacked the offensive spark that had been noticeable in many previous contests al tona batsman bruce fockler stirred up a little infield life when he pounced on the left foot of firstsacker don mccur dy in the eighth inning a few brief words were exchanged but no physical contact was made the presentation of the tro phy concluded possibly the most successful year in the history of the community league to tal crowd attendance was far in excess of last season the smooth operation of the group was made possible mainly thro ugh the work of the executive messrs jack rennie don beer and cliff dunkeld excellent officiating by umpires gord todd and john lucas also con tributed to the success of the local softball circuit altona feed supplies 100th sale altona feed supplies has sold more than one hundred gasoline powered units within the past year and is marking the event for an entire week with a great sale of outboard motors power lawn mowers and other power equipment in addition in a large display ad in this issue the firm oper ated by mr fred lewis announ ces their appointment as agents for ford tractors and equip ment on thursday evening of last week a special birthday party was held for twin poll angus and holstcin calves which have been fed on a purina diet since being purchased by altona feeds in january results of the demonstration are announc ed in this weeks advertisement blackwater rr 2 2nd prize group morley davidson black- water rr 2 keith page ux bridge rr 2 carl parish sun derland rr 1 in the senior shorthorn heif er class the winners from on tario county were 3rd prize group beatrice samis canning- ton rr 2 bertha samis can nington rr 2 in addition to the 4h calf club championship show there were club exhibits by 4h home- making club girls 4h boys- grain clubs and junior farmer exhibits some 150 boys and girls from the counties of nor thumberland peterborough du rham ontario victoria hali- burton and district of muskoka took part in the junior day ac tivities at lindsay exhibition and were provided with a comp limentary banquet and tickets to the evening grandstand show by the lindsay central exhibi tion the evening grandstand show was organized by the victoria county junior farmers asso ciation several junior farmer groups and other local talent provided the entertainment the quartet members are hugh baird blackwater walter ker ry uxbridge ross rlscbrough uxbridge and george mahaffy port perry the quartet was ac companied by mrs elsie dob- son uxbridge rr 3 at the pi ano green river a very happy time was spent at the home of gordon wool- head when he entertained some friends on friday evening last to a party in honour of his birthday little nancy roberts visited with janet pearse on saturday and spent the weekend with her on wednesday evening last week at the home of mrs r hamilton a stork shower was held for mrs fontaine and a most enjoyable time was spent in the social hour held after on friday evening last a dinner was held at the home of mr and mrs m draper in honor of this couple who rec ently celebrated their golden wedding anniversary members of the immediate family were present those attending came from welland toronto ajax and various other points mr clifford postill visited his sister mrs w shea of manilla on sunday miss shirley postill visited with her sister mrs d haines and family of toronto over the weekend the first meeting of the hap py hour was held on friday evening when over thirty child- den were present it was truly named the happy hour watch for date of next meeting fri day oct 7th come to the school here on thursday evening of this week the home school association will hold their first meeting of the fall season a program of interest to all has been arranged by the committee in charge and those responsible for this meet ing would be very pleased to see everyone in the section present thursday sept 29th s pm mr and mrs ken chafen cele brated their first wedding anni versary and had as their guests mr and mrs fred black of fer gus who were also celebrating six months of wedded bliss sunday guests with mr and mrs m draper were mr and mrs t barefoot of welland junction also mr and mrs shackleton and mrs willard of toronto mr and mrs w sowerby and family of the brock road visited the chafen home this past week mr and mrs w chafen were dinner guests at the home of mr and mrs c barrett of port credit on sunday a number from here attend ed the anniversary service of the trinity baptist church in whitevale on sunday there was no service here but next sundays services will be held as usual at 945 am and 730 pm on friday evening oct 7 the happy hour will be held for all children in the community from the ages of 4 to 11 oac speaker at pasture meeting the importance of having a well balanced farm management programme was stressed by dr wm tossell oac guelph when he addressed a pasture improvement meeting held on the farm of mr lloyd smith port perry rr 2 on tuesday evening september 20th mr smith was the winner of the 1960 ontario county pasture competition dr tossell also pointed out the importance of establishing high producing hay and pasture fields of using good seed mix tures proper seeding methods and the maintenance of a high fertility level for maximum pro duction mr lloyd smith host for the meeting outlined his crop rota tions seed mixtures used and his pasture management prac tices that led to his winning the competition mr joe lanthier thornhill the official judge for the out county pasture competition complimented all the contest ants in the competition this year for the very fine job that they did he also reviewed some of the more important points on the score card that was used for judging the competition mr ken faliis field crops branch parliament buildings toronto answered questions that had to do i seed control in pasture one of the main supporters of the pasture competitions in the province is the onl plant food council incorporated mr d d dolson represented the council at this meeting he stated that competitions of this kind are very much worth while particularly when the contestants and other interested farmers are given the opportun ity of going over the winning farm and hearing an outstand ing speaker like dr tossell mr ralph veitch president ontario county soil and crop improvement assn mr mur ray holtby chairman of the pasture committee and mr lynn fair agricultural repre sentative for ontario county were in charge of the meeting ontario county agricultural dates thursday and friday septem ber 29th and 30th harvesting ontario county 500 bushel po tato club yields friday september 30th 3 to 5 pm second year associate oac students visiting farms of murray holtby port perry rr 4 and henry westney pickering rr 1 saturday october 1st 10 am beavcrton north ontario jr plowing match on the farm of don smith beavcrton wednesday october 5 9 am ransom stock farms oshawa rr 3 south ontario plowing match thursday october 6th 9 am on farm of ross weller zephyr north ontario plowing match xiriday october 7th 7 pm sunderland annual sunderland coop banquet october 11th to 11th inter national plowing match spring field ontario elgin county wednesday october 12 9 am peterborough e central dis trict black and white show october 17th and 18th har vesting ontario county 100 bu shel corn club yields friday october 21st 4h interclub competitions oac guelph wednesday october 26th 830 pm township hall brooklin junior farmer public speaking and debating sleep is more important than food says a physician let us spend a moment being thank ful that sleep doesnt cost as much as food free suspect on 5000 bail an so mile an hour chase by sergeant john pugh of the pic kering township police force in pursuit of a suspect north on the westney sideroad west on concession 5 to brock road end ed with the officer losing his quarry in the dust raised by the hoeing car but not before the officer recognized the suspect who was arrested al his place of employment the chase started at 1045 pm friday from the old plant road west oi ajax under arrest is walter kellog 27 of 11 beatty avenue ajax he has been charged with criminal negligence and driving while disqualified police said lie was released on 5000 bail on saturday morning glen major mrs george wilson and gor don spent thursday evening with the jones mrs clinton neville entertain ed friends from london eng land recently mr and mrs karl buzek held afternoon tea on sunday in hon our of his sister who is soon re turning to czechoslovakia mrs bert third and family are spending a couple days with her parents mr and mrs chas fiss the staff from the wexford public school scarborough en joyed a wiener roast and hay ride at the home of miss shir ley jones mr and mrs a c simmonds have returned from cape bre ton island and spent saturday at braeside mrs howard langille flew to saskatchewan last week and helped her parents mr and mrs bird celebrate their golden wedding anniversary she re turned on saturday engagement mr and mrs george empring- ham claremont wish to an nounce the engagement of their granddaughter velma jean francis to leslie james spears son of mr david spears and the late mrs spears of port perry the wedding will take place october 22 1960 benefit game a benefit softball game for frank stroud brougham pitch er who broke his arm will be held at brougham park thurs day september 29 brougham 54 champions vs mount zion go champions lets see a good crowd fortroufafefreo service you cant boat a cornell barn cleaner proven on thousands of arms automatic troublefree chains still in use alter loyears tk ti a cornell ownir cct tk futit stan thompson stouffville phone 91904 an insect is a married man who has the nerve to disappear from home during fall cleaning time scratch pads from jumbo size down to note size get them at the stouffville tribune sixmsoml by the south ontario plowmens association will be held on the ransom farms lot 16 con 6 east whitby twp 2 miles east of iiisookiin wednesday october 5th contestants in south ontario to provide own tractors other contestants desiring traitors notify lloyd kvuns kk1 raglan phone itrooklln ol ls38 a deposit of 300 is necessary to secure tractor contestants using teams must secure their own any company wishing to exhibit or demonstrate their farm machinery free space will be available lunch provided fur plowmen in the field others may purchase lunch on the grounds a banquet will lie held in the united church columbus all are welcome sec large bills or pamphlets for prize list further particulars communicate with secrclury gordon corner president kr2 oshawa phone brooklin oi r30m elmer powell sectreasurer itlt 1 oshawa phone brooklin ol 5iws jfrfrs dead animal disposal act we have been licensed lo remove your dead and crippled farm animals under the above act free removal phone collect toronto empire 33636 or stoultville 255wl gordon young limited toronto license 1cg0