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rv the stouffylllf tribune ttwrjy nowifc m 1963 commencement friday night donald drake selected for allround boy award at pickering high school donald drake of claremont has been selected for the cov eted allround boy award at pickering dist high school and the presentation of the prize will be made at the an nual commencement exercises in the school auditorium on friday night marie mitchell has been named for the all- round gill award and she too will be similarly honoured their names will be engraved on an honour roll presented by dr x f tomlinson of clare- mont in addition they will re ceive individual awards marie the anne suatton memorial trophy and donald the dun- j barton kiwanis trophy thirtythree students will re- j eve their secondary school j honour graduation diplomas i the address to the graduates will be presented by prof r p raine ma dept of geogra- phy ontario college of muta tion the valedictorian is george wright a grade 13 grad uate he completed his depart mental examinations in june with excellent results and will receive awards in biology his tory french and 2500 for ac quiring the highest academic standing in grade 13 other prizes will go to gloria trolley i english elizabeth newman latin and david clarke i mathematics physics and chemistry i individual scholarships and bursaries will be received bv geo wright isttooi donald hobbs i 200 1 terrence green s500 donald hobbs is500 elizabeth newman 500 and shirley gardiner 100 academic standing students who will receive class and subject awards for high academic and proficiency standing are as follows proficiency grade 9i susan craig grade 10 j grace lloyd grade 111 eleanor westney grade 12 bever ley hawthorne academic i grade 9 joy green peter robertson judith eritton sus an craig margit stoelze and patricia redman grade 10 grace lloyd roderick irving pauline wellman norman big- nell and elizabeth hartjes grade 11 eleanor westney hugh crawford barry bru- neau in grade 12 studies ian but- tars will receive individual prizes in english french his tory and latin beverley haw thorne was a top student in science and mathematics ma rie draper won awards in eng lish and home economies ro ger stronell will receive prizes in history and agriculture j douglas ecklurd was named forthe industrial arts award j in the commercial course i wanda williams will receive j the trophy donated by the rouge hill pickering lions club other commercial pres entations will be made to hazel ciosson 12 doreen dawson and patricia corrigan other grade 13 awards will go to joan rowland music janet ross tart and eleanor westney drama in addition to receiving the honour of all- round girl marie mitchell will receive the w percy neale i memorial award as captain of the prefects during 196283 students who have distin guished themselves in athletic i endeavours will also be hon- oured during the commence i ment program the evening i will conclude with a reception i attd dance claremont mews browghtsm hews m5am ml z10n a miscellaneous shower was held saturday night at the home of mr and mrs joe for- svth for the newlyweds mr and mrs willard peddie of claremont mr and mrs jack ward and daughter of claremont had sup per saturday night with mr and mrs glenn manderson mr and mrs murray jones entertained mr and mrs edgar evans mr and mrs wm evans and christine of clare mont mr and mrs lome jones to supper saturday night and on sunday mr and mrs tommy simpson of ajax mrs cecil jones spent a few davs this week with mr and mrs david pagan of west hill the active service class will meet next wednesday night at the home of mrs les lie harbron with her group in charge of the meeting there will he a sale of articles at this meeting the newlyweds mr and mrs grant jones were serenaded last monday night by a chivari party atha the henry johnson home has been sold the new owner is m frank weise of scarboro thos n shea real estate of siouffville completed the trans action mr c williamson of the green shutter antique shop omemee will be the guest speaker at a meeting of the united church women in the church on monday evening nov 18th at 8 pm he will show pieces of antique glass and provide the history of its process refreshments will be cvvo at home dr and mrs h s hillycr will be at home to all resi dents in the community at the claremont baptist church par sonage on saturday nov 16th from 3 to 5 pm and 7 to 9 pm remembrance service the annual service of re membrance will he conducted in the claremont united church on sundav afternoon at 2 pm dr h s hillver will be in charge the parade to be led by the caledonia pipe band of oshawa will leave from the legion hail at 155 pm on sunday three members of the local legion bud norton doug weir and jim curtis at tended remembrance services at port perry in the morning and markham in the afternoon mr and mrs ernie pack- wood of toronto visited with mr and mrs clare keevil on sunday a group of hunters including earle pilkey left on sunday to take part in the annual deer hunt in northern ontario parents are pleased with the bus transportation service to and from the stouftville arena every saturday night for pub lic skating this saturday an estimated 200 will attend from the claremont and brougham areas the cost is very reason able the claremont womens in stitute will meet on wednes day nov 20th at 2 pm in the community hall the roll call show an antique object the motto do not resent growing old some are denied the privilege the lunch commit tee will include mrs f car son mrs j anonhy mrs r jackson and mrs j peddie there was a large attendance at the induction service for dr h s hillycr in the baptist church on thursday evening of last week many pastors from the trent valicy association were in attendance in addition to past associates and friends from toronto until recently dr hillycr has been ihe gene ral secretary of the canadian baptist foreign mission board lloyd macgregor posted the high single score in the clare mont community bowling lea gue last week with a mark of 2s7 thirtytwo cracked the coveted 200 figure jack brad- shfw still leads the group with a 321 marge samarillo is tops in the ladies department with a 30s mr and mrs harold hopkins mr and mrs joe burrows and mr and mrs fred hicks left on friday to spend the week end in buffalo mr and mrs w hobday and family were weekend visitors at the home of mr and mrs jack rennie mr and mrs gordon mr- grath have opened up their new store on the west side of main street a successful bazaar and hake sale was promoted by the moth ers l a of the guides and brownies on saturday win ners of the christmas gift draw were 1 laura rey nolds claremont 2 mrs e osier balsam 3 janet de- vitt claremont 4 mike tra- cas toronto gi bonnie weath- erill unionville fi john skel- ton claremont i7 mrs e spencer balsam 181 pat salter oshawa the lucky draw for the barbie doll was won by mrs m anderson claremont the next regular meeting of the guide and brownie moth ers la will be held at the home of mrs doreen welsh on tuesday nov 19th mr and mrs ross rendell of deseronto visited with his sister mrs f loyst on thurs day of last week visitors with mr and mrs wm gliddon on sunday were mr and mrs joe thurston and grandchildren and mr and mrs wilfred gliddon of toronto on sunday mrs cecil red man picked a lovely bouquet of sweet peas from her garden which is rather unusual for this time of year mrs lillian empringham spent two days last week with her sister and husband mr and mrs wm boyington of uxbridge on sunday nov 3rd rodney gordon timms son of mr and mrs roy timms was baptized in the claremont united church rev a e cresswell was in charge following the service mr and mrs timms entertain ed mrs earl beare mr and mrs gordon mcgrath brian and susan all of claremont mr and mrs joe maltby of rr 1 malton mrs timms parents and two nieces gail ferris of brampton and karen maltby of malton also mr and mrs cyril clark and mrs m r ketto of bramtpon mr cecil redman and four teen members of the mount joy rod and gun club returned this week from a deerhunting trip to port loring they re port seeing many deer and bag ged a total of six cec was the camp cook during the outing mr david dawson of toron to visited on tuesday nov 5th with his sister mrs lillian pjmpringham miss hilda sinclair of toron to spent the weekend with mr and mrs gordon mcgrath and family miss dianne thompson of toronto spent the weekend with mr and mrs grant taylor mr and mrs wm hill and george have moved to their new home at saintfield where they will operate a grocery store a farewell party in their honour was given at the home of mr and mrs earl wilson when friends and neighbours presented them with an electric frying pan mr and mrs geo constable of newmarket visited on sun day with mr and mrs al rob ertson mr and mrs j r loyst and family visited on sunday in islington at the home of mr and mrs wm manion mr and mrs f b haymes j of mactier are visiting for a few days at the home of mr and mrs j milne on thursday morning of last j week several members of the claremont womens institute enjoyed a bits trip to toronto to attend the federated wom ens institute convention held in the royal york hotel mrs laura anonhy was a threeday delegate mr bill shipman will coach and manage a local boys hockey- team and they will play their games in a markham arena league every tuesday night it is with regret that the group committee of the 1st brockpickering cub and scout troop have received the resig nation of mr hill slater as their leader his services will be missed by both the boys and their parents the friendly bible class met at the manse on monday nov 4th with a good attendance judge and mrs grudelf told of their trip to bulgaria it has been 57 years since they left and they described the many changes that have taken place since that time the next meet ing will he held on dec 2nd at the home of mr and mrs john white mr allan ellicott will be in charge the community wishes mrs albert gray a speedy recovery she is presently confined to the ajaxpickering hospital mrs geo duncan is present ly in the oshawa general hos pital where she underwent an operation recently the ioof enjoyed a suc cessful dance in the township hall on saturday night mr lyons won the draw for the turkey unit no 1 of the brougham ucw met at the home of mrs howard plaxton on nov 6th then members and two visitors were in attendance the devotional and program was taken by mrs jean brad- shaw bales of used and new clothing will be packed in late november all donations are to be left at the home of mrs a j gray or mrs ken paseoe lunch was served by mrs ho- ward plaxton and mrs helen mairs mr shipman took a carload of pupils to the west rouge bowling alley on friday night miss ethel seebeck is in markham with her sister miss zella seebeck who suffered a fall recently and dislocated her shoulder saturday was moving day in the village mr and mrs don ald beer moved into the home vacated recently by mr and mrs mcmannus mr and mis brown present owners of the rural bus lines ltd have moved into the beer residence and mr and mrs mcmannus have gone to the brown home in scarboro mrs m annis spent several days in toronto recently at tending the central area worn- rens institute convention mrs m ellicott was also present on thursday as a voting delegate for the brougham branch mrs norman wilson of siouffville spent last week with her sister mrs norman bur ton mr and mrs cliff wannop are pleased to welcome a new granddaughter the proud par ents are mr and mrs richard wannop of markham a birthday party for mrs wm knox was held at the home of her daughter mrs ken paseoe mr and mrs char les surphlis and son ricky were present along with mr and mrs ross knox mr and mrs sam mckuen of markham were recent visi tors at the home of their daugh ter and soninlaw mr and mrs jack shepherd and family mr ken paseoe enjoyed a few days hunting in the kin- mount area of northern onta rio and his party bagged one wolf and one deer unit no 2 of the brougham ucw met at the home of mrs lloyd johnston on nov 6th mrs ross knox opened the meeting and mrs allan pilkey led in the worship nine mem bers were in attendance mrs donaldson was the program convener lunch was served by mrs johnston and mrs donald beer unit no 3 of the ucw will meet at the home of mrs esth er white on nov 21st at 2 pm mrs geo gray will be in charge of the program congratulations to mr and mrs david tran on their 51st wedding anniversary rev arthur lehman of blenheim was a visitor with his brother and mrs norman lehman on wednesday mr and mrs murray dttn- keld mrs fred draper mrs fred bver mrs delos graham and mr and mis frank wagg all attended the 60th wedding anniversary of mr and mrs james wagg at alliston on sunday mr sam cave mr john cave of maple miss ruth fost er of toronto visited with mr and mrs albert foster on mon day and enjoyed calling on mr and mrs albert foster mr and mrs leslie burch and two sons from lockport ny were sunday visitors with the carruthers family mr burch is an amateur radio po- erator who has been in contact with mr ernie carruthers a local radio ham greenwood unit 1 of the ucw met last thursday evening at the home of mrs a robertson with 12 members present mrs m min- aker and mrs george moore were in charge of the program a short business period was taken bv mrs trolley a social hour followed our sympathy is extended to mrs e paseoe in the passing of her sister mrs fawcett of whitby last week the ucw bazaar will he held saturday at 3 oclock in the church basement baking sewing candy fish pond and a parcel post station mrs mary matthews passes was tribune correspondent 20 years vijjjpwyvi the community of brougham lost a wellknown and highly respected longtime resident on saturday in the sudden passing of mrs mary matthews in her 83rd year the late mrs matthews play ed a very important role in the life of the hamlet where she li ved for over half a century she always retained her con nection with st johns united church in brougham and at tended services regularly when her health permitted she was a member of both the womens institute and the uniiral church women and beautiful baskets of flow from both organiza tions occupied prominent posi tions in the mceachnie par lours at pickering another lovely bouquet contained a card that read the neighbours and this was typical of the many friendships that the deceased had made and retained over the years mrs matthews the former mary edith routley was horn south of ashburn the daughter of the late william and annie routley following her mar riage to the late lafayette mat thews the couple took up perm anent residence in brougham where mrs matthews continu ed to live until her recent death before moving to her late resi dence on the brock road in 1915 she lived at the site of the present pickering twp munic ipal offices mrs matthews never lost touch with happenings of eith er local or international inter est and for this reason she ser ved this newspaper willingly and efficiently as a correspon dent for over 20 years never did she fail to complete her weekly news budget and if ab sent on a weekend she would leave it on the front porch for monday morning pickup even when stricken with a heart seizure that did occur with fre quency during the past two years she would dictate her correspondence to a neighbour from her sick bed she enjoyed her radio and seldom missed a noonhour news broadcast by gordon sinclair she had writ ten to him on several occasions concerning items of interest and he always favoured her with an immediate personal re ply municipal elections also oc cupied her interest and she was never hesitant in revealing her favourite candidates in the held mrs matthews was a lover of flowers and oven when failing health curtailed her activities out of doors she maintained in side plants of much beauty she had lived alone for the past nineteen years but seldom mis sed a day that someone didnt drop in for a friendly visit over a cup of tea surviving is an only sister mrs marion tordiff of barrie the funeral service was eon- ducted by rev ae cresswell from the mceachnie chapel in pickering on tuesday after noon at two oclock with inter ment in the brougham cemet ery the pall bearers were ross knox ken paseoe william baylos thomas philip wesley slack and george willson appoint members court of revision two new members have heen appointed to the pickering twp court of revision robt jackson will represent ward 2 and will replace mr wm west ney alex strachan will fill the post in ward 5 to succeed mr w f comery both mr west ney and mr comery submitted their resignations last month garage paving the eastwood paving co of scarboro submitted a low ten der of 199700 to pave the en trance to the township garage at brougham make offer the township council will make an offer to purchase a 30 acre site from the general tire corp to he used for industrial land in the southern portion of ihe municipality goodwood news your mp reports by michael starr mp on monday november 4th at the beginning of the days sil ting the prime minister made a statement on government plans for the consideration of business during the remainder of this session he expressed the hope that the session would end before christmas the pro- cram is subject of course to the speed with which parlia ment is able to deal with it as i have pointed out previ ously the most urgent busi ness before the house of com mons at the moment is ihe com pletion of the consideration of estimates of the various de partments it has now come to the point where the session cannot end until this essential work has been completed the prime responsibility of the house of commons is to deal with supply and this is a res ponsibility to the taxpayers of the country hie prime minister pointed out that the essential bill amending the income tax act had to be dealt with and com pleted next in priority he said is the bill to deal with surcharges on imports order the amendments to the tech nical and vocational training assistance act he said are im portant and since this matter is now in the form of a resolu tion on the order paper the government hopes that the amendments will follow prior to the end of the session another matter he pointed out that the government hopes to have considered is the re distribution of constituencies in all of canada based on the last census the government also has in mind certain amendments to the national housing act these according to the prime minister are the major pieces of legislation the government would like to have passed be fore parliament prorogues there are a number of in consequential pieces of legisla tion he listed that have to be dealt with before christmas some of the important items of legislation have been shelv ed until parliament meets again after the new year one is the columbia river situation there has been a great deal of delay in implementing this agreement because of the posi tion taken by the government of british columbia the for mer government experienced the same difficulties and al though the present govern ment had hoped to deal with this expeditiously it now finds itself in the same position the matter of appointing an other minister of agriculture for eastern canada is also be ing deferred no reason was given for this deferment the establishment of a cana dian development corporation evident has been postponed as well as the consideration of the report of the gill commission on the unemployment insurance act one of the most important pieces of legislation is the can ada pension plan and this also has heen deferred until the next session of parliament this de cision is based on the necessity of further discussions at the federal- provincial conference which is to be held beginning november 25th these important items of policy and legislation were all part of the program outlined by the government in the throne speech at the beginning of this session this at pres ent is the situation as far as the work of the house of com mons is concerned upon the completion of the rnmc ministers statement a number of comments were made by various representa tives of the opposition parties the ndp member for winni peg north centre started out by saying that this session of parliament began with a speech from the throne the purpose of that speech was to let parliament know what the program of business was for the ensuing session since we had not made much progress on the contents of that speech he said the statement made by the prime minister this day could be taken as another speech from the throne he labelled it a revised bill of fare this situation reminds us of the budget and the retreats that were made from the origi nal intentions we now have had a number of nonconfidence motions there is one more to he in troduced and this will be done on tuesday november 12th following the disposition of a nonconfidence motion on the second day of the debate there usually is a little more than one hour left this time is con sumed by the members of the house in bringing forward grievances on a great many subjects one of the grievances that has been discussed is the eva siveness of ministers in answer ing questions put to them by members of the opposition parties as one member who has been in the house for a great manv years representing the ccf and now the ndp commented in effect that in ail of the years he has been in parliament he has never wit nessed more evasiveness by ministers as he has experienc ed now patronage is another favour ite subject for discussion dur ing the time when grievances are being aired since the gov- ernment took over the reins of office patronage is much more mrs r may mrs may keown of grand bend ontario spent the week end with her sister mrs fred baldwin mr and mrs gordon jones and family and mr george jones had supper saturday night with his grandson and wife mr and mrs allan hock ley of hagerman mr bill watson is presently in georgetown hospital with a severe case of blood poisoning his mother mrs alderson says last report he is improving deer hunters have had some very damp wet weather we understand percy pugh was lucky and brought home a deer mr ken alderson will spend a time at the home of his bro ther stan of brooklin after undergoing a major operation mr and mrs ballon aider- son had supper with mrs hazel bacon and don before the bacons leave for a winter in florida a number of relatives from goodwood attended the wed ding of sharron clarke of greenwood eldest daughter of mrs lorraine clark barlow little holly todd daughter of mr and mrs todd was a jun ior bridesmaid the annual sunday school meeting of goodwood baptist church will be on nov 26 at 8 pm air and mrs george bald win and children and mrs bald win and her sister mrs keown spent saturday evening with mr and mrs reuben may it was mrs keowns birthday mr and mrs jim rummenie of downsview had sunday sup per with her parents mr and mrs bert maye today nov 11th is a bright sunny day geraniums that are in a sheltered place are still full of bloom an exceptionally mild fall mr doug norton had sun day dinner with his brother mose mr and mrs oscar kidd of vancouver are visiting with his brother mr and mrs john ston kidd ted and family two year old allan meyers son of mr and mrs harold meyers woodville is in sick childrens hospital toronto having drunk some soldering acid miss una norton is at the meyers home while mrs mey ers is in toronto weddinq uxbridge township road dept employees seek new agreement a delegation of four employ ees with the uxbridge town ship road department appear ed before a regular meeting of council on monday night to seek a new wage scale and working agreement to be retro active to nov 1st 1963 the spokesman for the group was robt forsyth he asked for a rate of 175 per hour and a guaranteed work week of five- 9 hour days an only alternative was an hourly wage increase of 25c he said that the men would expect only straight time rates for overtime work and no sick leave remuneral ion the road supt stan slack would not be included in the agreement reeve norman hogg suggest ed that ihe request was rather untimely since ihe 1963 road budget was practically depleted what are you going to do if we havent any money he asked it would have been bet ter if you had waited until the first of the new year councillor donald jackson said that such an agreement drawn up in the final month of 1963 would be binding on the council of 1964 and he did not think this war lair the council has applied for an additional 5000 in supple mentary road funds but to date no approval has been received on iheir request reeve hogg said that th is sue would have to be discussed further at a special meeting for office supplies come to the tribune rumh emk m aye the goodwood baptist church was decorated with baskets of mums on saturday oct 12 1963 when lorna grace maye only daughter of mr and mrs bert maye of goodwood be came ihe bride of mr james allen rummenie youngest son of mr and mrs peter rumme nie rr 4 uxbridge rev james e tel ley of weston officiated al the double ring ceremony mr ronald kellington of oshawa provided the music at the organ and miss marylin mcdonald of bowmanville sang the wed ding prayer and oh perfect love given in marriage by her father the bride wore a floor length gown of white flowered organza over satin with long pointed sleeves the full flow ing skirt was accented by a front panel of satin pleats her finger lip veil fell from a tiara of pearls and rhineslones and she carried a cascade bouquet of baby orchids the bride was attended by mrs thomas spindloe of tor onto in water lily green miss helen mcdonald of bowman ville and miss alma hixt of calgary in champagne gold all classmates of the bride and graduates of the 63 class of ihe oshawa general hospital school of nursing they wore dresses of peait rie soie with a scalloped neckline and full skirts with front panels accent ed by imitation pleats of velvet ribbon and matching head dresses and accessories thev carried cascade bouquets of golden yellow and bronze mums miss sophie tsapoitis niece of the groom acted as flower girl wearing a water lily green dress of the same style and carried baskets of golden mums the groom was attended by mr thomas spindloe of toron to and ushers were mr tommy tsapoitis brotherinlaw of the groom anrt mr arnold maye brother of the bride receiving at the reception which followed in the good wood united sunday school room mrs maye mother of the bride wore a two piece brown dress with beige access ories and a corsage of yellow roses the mother of the groom mrs rummenie wore blue and a corsage of pink roses the couple travelled to nor thern ontario and michigan for their wedding trip the bride wore a three piece suit of brown with beige accessories and a corsage of white rrehids they are now residing in downsview claremont mr and mrs wm boyington of uxbridge accompanied by mr and mrs jot kmpiiugham attended ihe christening of their grandson and neph paul brian boyington at ihe church of the advent in toronto on sunday mr donald gibson has re turned from a business trip to vancouver want your car protected for the winter cleaned inside and outside and waxed snow tires batteries antifreeze stocked greasing and oil changing rem and reman jjna station kingwooo phone 6401731