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hgt s the stouffyille tr1wm pmitr june 21 1962 uxbridge pickering tp news family reunion the fortieth wedding anni versary for mr and mrs lloyd pegg of oshawa took the form of a pegg family re union at the claremont con servation park on sunday afternoon close to 100 per sons were in attendance pic tured here elizabethanne brown s month old daughter of mr and mrs fred brown of brooklin poses happily with her great uncle mr mil ton pegg claremont rr 2 staff photo pegg family holds reunion on former homestead site mr and mrs lloyd pegg cele- i brated their fortieth wedding an niversary in a unique way on sunday june 17th by inviting all their relatives and family connections to an afternoon pic nic in that part of the clare mont conservation area that had belonged to the pegg family for almost half a century it was a bright sunny windy day and they came about one hund red in number from colling- wood orillia barrie beaverton oshawa brooklin claremont audley greenwood goodwood and toronto there was no organized pro gram the young people played a bit of baseball while the older and very young enjoyed visiting and becoming reacquainted with the latest family happen ings cameras were much in evidence and many pictures were taken a really bounteous picnic sup per followed which was entirely supplied by mr and mrs lloyd pegg and their four daughters there was cold ham and cold turkey with dressings and sau ces and salads galore followed by icecream a big anniversary cake and a fathers day cakp tea and coffee and cold drinks following the supper mrs edgie pegg after a few words expressing the good wishes of those present presented lloyd and mrs pegg with a folding picnic table two folding chairs and two table lamps a prin ces extension telephone was given them at the same time by their four daughters lloyd fogg in reply expressed his and mrs pcggs appreciation for the gifts and good wishes he spoke of the pleasure it was to visit these dear families again where as a boy knew every woodchuck hole as the shadows began to lengthen there was a gather ing up of belongings goodbyes were said and many were heard to say why cant we meet again next year craig peters guest speaker at baptist y p rally craig peters formerly of cla remont and now a student pas tor at clinton and auburn bap tist churches will be the guest speaker at special young peo ples services in the claremont baptist church on friday and saturday evenings the 3day rally will i begin with a wiener roast at s pm on friday and conclude with a worship service sunday night approximately 150 young peo ple from the trent valley bap tist association and from tor onto will attend some will com mute back and forth while others will sty- overnight in claremont and district homes on sunday rev m f mor- den director of evangelism baptist convention of ontario and quebec will address two services in the evening the young peoples group from wal- mer road baptist church tor onto will be in charge financia i stat em ent claremont kec comm revenue donations twp grant swim fees halloween patty sundry 20600 5000 6150 2570 275 total kicpcnilitures swimming instruction insurance transportation chlorine 31593 10000 7500 1o100 2009 totiil baseball fee halloween prizes food supplies 29900 400 595 1384 total tnlal expenditures balance 2379 32279 2316 pickering rotary club fun fair on friday june 22nd at 7 pm pickering- village municipal parking ixit fun and games for the whole family admission vreb dairy princess competition the 1962 ontario county dai ry princess competition will be held in conjunction with the county holstein club twilight meeting on july 10 the twi light meeting will be held at gray bros farm manchester contestants must be between the ages of 17 and 26 and must live on a farm where a dairy herd is maintained the contest ants are required to milk a dairy cow and present a short talk to the judges the ontario county winner will represent the county at the provincial competition at the cne in august farm girls interested in this competition should contact the department ot agriculture uxbridge by fri day june 22 cherrywood mrs m hollinger the monthly meeting of unit ed church women was held in ihe church hall on wednesday evening president mrs a mac- dougall opened the meeting with the repetition of the aim of the organization the devotional period was conducted by mrs j shields using the topic praise ye the lord for his living presence mrs ruby petty gave a synop sis from the study hook on the subject our church is it a power house or a social cen tre tie ladies were then div ided into discussion groups which proved informative and interesting mrs wm hollin ger presented mrs c schwalm with a blanket from the ucw on the occasion of her and her family moving to brighton mrs cecil hollinger presented mrs lucille westbrook with a cup and saucer and wished her well in their new home the ladies expressed their thanks and ap preciation miss susan hollinger an ac complished acrobatic dancer and papil of mrs westbrook delighted everyone with a series of dances the supply commit tee reported 110 pounds of ued clothing had been sent to over seas relief 125 pounds to thfl welfare depot in toronto where local ladies helped with sorting and packing a layette was sent to norway house the paper drive realized 2735 an invita tion from dunbarton was ex tended to attend their meeting or june 21 mrs ruby petty will receive all used greeting cards for the retarded chiid- rrn at the july meeting the meeting was clced with prayer hostesses mrs milne mrs ren- nic and mrs shields served a delicious lunch t the congregational picnic will be held in greenwood conser vation park on july 7 many attended the election catherines la pickering and claremont the annual decoration day service of the claremont union cemetery will be held on sun day afternoon july 1st at 230 pm mr robt fuller of thorn- hill a former resident heie was a visitor in the village on mon day mr fuller lived in the home now occupied by mr and mrs ross middleton messrs tom hammond and ernie baker attended a mens doubles tournament in stoufl- ville on surday afternoon fiicnds of mr fred ward will be pleased to learn that he is impioving following a recent operation and is expected to re turn home later this week mr and mis wm beaton of oshawa and mr and mrs a loyst of whitby were sunday visitors with mr and mrs grant taylor and family mr and mrs arthur bates of woodbridge visited with mr and mrs don hedges on sun day mis vanlichout of holland cuiicntly on a two month visit to canada visited with mr and mrs tony vanderlight and fam ily on sunday mr and mrs jim reynolds of toronto visited on sunday at the home of mr and mrs cliff reynolds mr and mrs jack mansell and family toured fort henry and upper canada village dur ing a weekend motor trip rev and mrs carnegie will leave monti eal by air on mon day on a twomonth vacation to scotland to return early in sep tember work has been started on the construction of a new home the future residence of mr and mrs meiners formerly of tor onto it will be located next to the baptist church parsonage a juvenile entry from picker ing has leplaced claremont in the community league soft- ball group mr and mrs rae ward local newlyweds were honoured at a miscellaneous shower held at the home of mr and mrs bob torrance on saturday evening they were the recipients of many useful and lovely gifts on the occasion ot their wed ding anniversary mr and mrs a samarillo entertained a num ber of friends at their home on saturday evening mrs lenora mckenzie and mrs donna wheman were giv en stork showers recently meetings of the legion ladies auxiliary will he adjourned un til september the last gather ing until fall was held on thurs day evening with the piesident mrs mcguire in charge a celebration on the occasion ot mrs samarillos mothers 84th birthday was held on sun day with all members of her family and their children in at tendance mr and mrs elmer fryer of collingwood visited on satur day with mr and mrs al fryer and family the girl guides and their leaders will conclude their ac tivities for the season with an outdoor party at the home of mrs samarillo on friday mem bers are asked to meet at the four corners at 7 pm for transportation mrs dean l mairs broug ham left by plane saturday to visit her daughter soninlaw and grandson fit lt peter and mrs de smedt and mark dean at cold lake northern alberta mr and mrs jack mairs and mrs j empringham motored to malton to see their mother and sister oft claremont ucw news the afternoon unit of the ucw will meet at 2 pm on thursday july 5 at the home of mrs frank carson the roll call will be name a bible food the programme will be arrang ed by mrs george mcconneli and mis wesley lehman mrs cliff reyjiolds and mrs fiank hollingshead will provide the lunch please note the change in date the evening unit of the ucw met on monday june 11 at the home of mrs violet boniface mrs lillian gauslin and mrs janet evans arranged the program the highlight of the program was a talk by mrs kay ward and mrs dorothy cook on painting with oil and water colours several paint ings of local places done by lo cal painters were on display mrs bcv wilson and mrs evelyn carruthcrs provided a tasty lunch a strawberry supper will take place in the church on thurs day june 28 at 5 pm until all are served everyone is wel come its better to have your car overhauled at a garage before going on vacation than to have it hauled over to a garage out in the country brougham the fifth meeting of the brougham united church wo men unit no 2 was held at the hom of mrs r knox at s pm on june 14 mrs knox opened the meeting with the reading of a poem titled somebody cares mrs e carter le the worship service on the subject church and community mrs m an nis program convener spoke about moral standards roll call was love with ten mem bers present the meeting clos ed with prayer and lunch serv ed by the hostesses mrs knox and mrs c surphlis a general meeting of all un its of the ucw will be held in the church on thursday even ing june 28 please noie cor rection of date mr and mrs m annis and family visited friends at poit perry on sunday mr and mrs wm reaman of pickering mr and mrs ber yl reaman of frenchmans bay visited their mother mrs s reaman on sunday mi margaret miller lciuin- ed home on sunday after spend ing a week with her aunt mrs thos andersen mis allan ellicott and mrs thos philip will be in toronto for tluce days this week at tending grand lodge at the royal yotk mis d l mails left malton aiipoit by jet plane on sat urday june 16 to visit her daughter and family fit lieut peter and mrs dcsmedt and mark dean of cold lake alta the last euchre of the sea son was held on tuesday even ing with eight tables the fol lowing were winners mis da vis mrs ed williams mrs matthews mr w carlton mr ed wiliiams and mr balfour mr and mrs ross knox and mr and mrs ray ellicott at tended the wedding of their sis ter mrs jean mcdonald nee mcguckin and mr ronald ad ams who were mariied in saint johns norway church toronto on saturday evening mr and mis wallace ellicott of toronto visited with his mo ther mrs wm ellicott sr on sunday mr and mrs roy miller mr and mrs k c pascoe and fam ily also mr and mrs t r knox spent the weekpnd at their cottages at balsam lake the sr room of brougham school accompanied by their teacher mr challic also mrs day mrs campbell mrs mas ters and mrs roberts journey ed by bus to peterboro on fri day last while there they vis ited the coca cola works the liftlocks the jvestclock works and also a tobacco farm family reunions seem to be the order of the day as a gath ering of the hicks family was held at the home of mr and mrs fred hicks on sunday june 17 with a large attend ance a fathers day gettogether ot the family of mr and mrs wilbur reesor was held at the home of their daughter mr and mrs john white on saturday june 17 with twentyfive pres ent mrs johnston mrs annis and mrs sodon attended the sixty- fifth anniversary of kinsale in stitute mr and mrs winton white of balsam attended the fathers day celebration at the home of their son john and mrs white on sunday the following ladies were winners of corsages in the roll call at the institute meeting held in the hall on tuesday mrs lishman mrs c balsdon both of pickering and mrs bunting ot ajax oshawa also the reception for mrs dicfenbaker at ajax congratulations to mr and mrs wm norrish on the birth of a daughter greenwood rev t flcetham was at cal- cdon last sunday assisting with the church services there the salem cemetery memor ial service will be held this sun day at 230 pm with rev lin- stead of port perry the minis tor the gtcenwood choir will provide the music remember the donkey base ball game on saturday night at the community centre paik the uc women will have a booth and a table of homc baking on the grounds mr and mrs lloyd pogg of oshawa celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary at the claremont conservation park on sunday nearly one hundred guests were present they were presented with a picnic table and chairs and two lamps a delicious supper was served by mr and mrs pegg and their daughters all spent an enjoy able time visiting with their relatives mrs lcs wikon had a sur prise birthday party for her mother mrs f disney last sat urday night the evening was spent in visiting and games mr and mrs crawford and family aie spending a few days in and around the thousand 1st ands miss margaret selman of to ronto visited at the ken brooks home on the weekend mrs i mclean and beatrice spent the weekend in detroit we understand that mr and mrs john bayles have sold their farm to the conservation area and have bought the houc opposite them which belonged to mr scott hunters worse menace than deer no open season in ontario county deer aie a menace com mented reeve cecil kralik of scugog township but hunt ers are a worse menace this appeared to sum up the opinion of the majority of members as suggested thi eeday open season on deer in ontario coun ty was rejected last week we have a terrible time with hunters stated reeve oran cmambers of brock township it had been recommended by the agriculture and reforesta tion committee that an open season on deer should be ap proved during the month of no vember the proposal had ano been endorsed by hon j w spooner minister of lands and forests who indicated that there was a need to leduce the rising deer population in the southern aieas of the province he had suggested that no dogs would be allowed and only shot goodwood mrs r may mr and mrs alger maye and mr aithur arbucklc have ie- turned fiom a tiip to albcua mr and mis heib wagg aie also western visitois along with his brother laurie and mrs wagg of uxbridge mr and mrs russel whittle- ton brother of mrs f bacon and mrs n james of stouff- ville has been renewing ac quaintances of boyhood years in goodwood callers at mis baldwins on thursday were rev and mis a e england of new liskeard and mrs m reaman agincourt mr george evans was ad mitted to uxbridge hospital on wednesday last week he may soon be home mr and mrs stan slack at tended the wedding of her neph ew donald evans to miss lorna grace duffy on saturday webb school won the public school softball tournament at zephyr on saturday congratu lations to pitcher george red- shaw catcher bruce noiton shortstop joe taylor 1st base dean wilson second base bry an campbell 3rd base dean norton and fieldeis bob pugh allan collins and larry fergu son ronald may spent a few days in uxbridge hospital this week having a cyst removed from his neck altona mr and mrs haivey nighs- wander and family are holiday ing this week at fraser lake camp at fort stuart on sunday mr and mrs frank white and ruth anne at tended the brillinger reunion at greenwood conservation park the thompson family includ ing stans brother and sisters and families enjoyed a picnic supper at stan thompsons home on sunday miss esther barkey of cher- rywood was a sunday dinner guest of mrs amelia nighswan- der and edith sunday visitors with the har vey nighswander family were mr and mrs albert smith of cedar giove and mr and mrs norman smith of mongolia last thursday evening mrs fred lewis and family mr and mrs jim harper and baby and mr and mrs merv bunker and children surprised mr and mrs norman dickinson on the occasion of their 15th wedding anniversary mr and mrs stan- icy slack and daughter marilyn and children mr and mrs wal ler slack mr and mrs harvey feasby mrs wm eckardt mr and mrs erie lehman mr and mrs h dickinson and lome also joined in the celebrations fred lewis spent the weekend fishing at river valley with a number of ford dealers sunday supper guests with mrs wm eckardt were mr and mrs noi rn pellett and fam ily of sudbury mr and mis harvey feasby mr and mrs lionel elson and boys mr and mrs ron mclntyre and family tit ashburn mr and mrs stan slack and girls miss frances mcquaker of goodwood congratulations to charlotte anne mcnair who graduated from the peterboro civic hos pital along with 30 other nurses on wednesday june 33th she received an award for the high est standing in medical nurs ing sir and mrs fred mcnair and robert mr and mrs wal- tcr carter mr and mrs mill- an reesor and maria mrs stan thompson and lome and mrs d sargeant attended the graduation ceremonies next tuesday evening june 5sth the glasgow home and school aie having a special gra duation night at the school come and bring the family la dies provide lunch guns would be permitted reeve chambers of brock charged that considerable mon ey had been spent on erecting signs in his township but hunt ing problems had still persisted he noted that domestic farm animals had been injured and even childrens lives had been endangered en route to rural schools reeve sherman scott of pick ering township was hesitant to endorse any proposal that would pcimit shooting in a heavily populated municipality espe cially with highpowered rifles two instances of deer ciop damage weie repoited one reach twp farmer had a 3000 loss inflicted on his apple crop and in uxbridge twp a fanner had complained that deer had dcstioyed a portion of his carrot acieage reeve heber down of whitby township contended that deer were not so numerous in the southern portion of the county that they should be considered a nuisance earl dowswell county war den of uxbridge twp said that if the hunters were confined to local municipal residents it might work out if they come from metro or even oshawa 1 think i would attend a conven tion somewhere while the sea son was on he said representatives fronj rama and mara townships duncan macdonald and charles healy said that annual deerhunts weie held in their municipali ties and few problems had been reported mr macdonald said however that rama township had more buhland aiea than the southern townships chain of office for ont county warden suggested the wat den ot ontario coun ty mr earl dowswell may be the recipient of a new chain of office a new black gown or both depending in part on a recommendation to be put forth by the pioperty committee al though the county has been electing waidens for 10s yeais no holder of this office has ever worn a chain symbolic of the position the matter was dis cussed at some length last week deputyieeve walter holliday of east whitby township and reeve oivan chambers block township sparked the debate with a motion that the property committee consider a chain of office in prefeicnce to the robe warden earl dowswell now wears which said their motion has seen better days their motion called for the chain to bear the coat of arms or other seal of the 19 munici palities which make up the county and suggested it might be possible for each municipal ity to present such a plate for the chain reeve cyril morley then lais- ed a question for which few had an answer how many municipalities have a crest or coat of arms he asked i know of none for pickering village when other councillors failed to indicate there were ample seals or coats of arms reeve moiley suggested these might he a few blank plates in the wardens chain of office then theie arose the question of who was going to pay for this deputyreeve earl martyn of reach township suggested that now the assessment has all been equalized it would be fair if the county footed the bill estimated at 300 reeve everett quant i ill of whitby who noted that the county towns mayor had done without a chain of office until the opening of the new town hall two years ago suggested that the warden be issued a new black gown he said that the chain would look more dig- nified if it leposed on a gown instead of a business suit someone else suggested that the chain be withheld until the county opens its new building all these things will be con sidered by the property commit tee mission circle the mission ciicle will meet on the evening ot june 25th at 745 at the home of mr and mrs frank gostick topic missionary themes in the old testament if a womans intuition is s good how come she asks so many questions dualpurpose rasscatcher vacuum sweeps lawn to smooth beauty as it mows whirls clippings leaves and debris into chute and catcher bag bag clamps on and off easily fills completely- opening expands for easy dumping superpowered lawn boy engine light weight easy handling converts in a jiffy for conventional mowing snap off grass catcher chute snap on converter plate it directs clippings out a front aids discharge desirable when the lawn needs mulching easy to change no tools needed tax arrears iflfil twp of pickering wan total oulstandins 1 18917701 slj492ftj 766 2 37053856 1406162 823 3 27823900 2710111 97j 4 30688621 2613190 832 5 525073x19 4090447 779 model 7251 21 cut only t qj 50 css frasi catcher 10250 wi krnh c easy terms big tradeins altona feed and supplies ltd salks sfkvick tkaok tkkms clakkmont ph stouffviirk 210