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tn s th stouffvl wiwht twyfoy- mr w5 claremont ps placements for september 1965 grade 9 robert almack lynda m- by frank buwalda paul carruthers lorna cvilini ge rald cook susan hayward shirley hodgson grant nor ton jackie pascoe jean rob ertson allen torrance linda vint grade x blanche benson heather carruthers david dean john drake raymond flanagan glen hammond owen ham mond ronnie holman maurice hopkins helen johnson allen loyst donna mariiil jim mc- guire brian norton rave nor ton murray quaniz bob thorp linda vernon norman while grade 7 chws blake evellyn cellini karen cook dale devitt brcn- da flanagan owen flanagan teter hilge frank hill suzan ne hockley gordie hodgson sue keevil janet lardner debbie loyst gary mcguire john mieras sharon neal rod ney pugh robert roszcll gor don while grade fi clare almack patsy ball susan boies dorell rritton judy carruthers rae carruth ers billy cellini mihael cur tis haig de rusha christina evans ivight goden glenn hanthnrn patii ma dill kathy maegregor marjorie quaniz kenny redshaw wayne roszell stephen valentino kathy ward grade 5 frnie andcison terry arm strong jimmy avery ray mond boles marion britten mary jane carruthers darlene flanagan debbie flanagan carol lardner cathy loysi georgina mailes susan mur ray bonnie norton donnte norton faye quaniz leo samarillo nancy smith grade 4 frances bahlman george cellini denise goden frank hilge kenneth hilge donnie hockley dougie hodgson do- reen hoover anne mieras wayne norton debbie red- shaw ricky timms christine valentino bonnie white grade 3 michael ball jimmy beeiby debbie carruthers lynn car ruthers bruce curtis janet de vitt rodney evans sandra flanagan sandra johnson irene mieras jimmy mount steven murray lynn sander son rodney smith brian towner dianne ward grade 2 coiiie almack murray an deison filing anonby bill carruthers sherry kvans cin dy flanagan bonnie guest benny bahlman gordon leh man david macdonald myles mashinter agatha mieras lar ry pilkey douglas redshaw jeffrey redshaw susan san derson unni skiaveland david taylor ricky ward janice watson marlene white i grade 1 donna beeiby alan carruth ers john carruthers lorraine carruthers carol cellini nan cy ann cellini howard jones kevin maegregor colleen ma- dill joseph mccullough diane neal gail norton randell timms paul towner julieann ward larry ward dwayne white tomlinson reunion brings 102 relatives to claremont park tomlinson family reunion held at claremont there was a great reunion of j relatives in the claremont community park on saturday afternoon when family descend ants of the late fred tomlinson held their first openair gather ing the names of 102 persons were recorded many travelled loud distances to attend including mr and mrs wm schmidt and mr and mrs wilfred bauer of horne- payne out and mr and mrs ronald tomlinson and family of chicago 111 bolh mrs schmidt luella and mrs bau er hazel are sisters of dr n f tomlinson of claremont mr ronald tomlinson is a nephew a third sister mrs doris hunt resides in agincourt a brother gordon lives in richmond hill and another ted is in van- honour audley teacher of 25 years couver ted could not fv pres ent but a telegram was read in his absence dr tomlinsons three sons and one daughter were all in at tendance including mr and mrs allan tomlinson and fam ily of hamilton dr and mrs wm tomlinson and family of pickering mr and mrs r f cooper and family of clare mont and mr and mrs ted tomlinson and family of don mills mr allan tomlinson was the chief organizer of the re union mrs eva tomlinson an aunt of dr tomlinson was the oldest person present at 90 the young est child in attendance was the daughter of mr and mrs keith eastwood of ottawa a great niece at r months on saturday afternoon 102 descendants in the tomlinson family held a reunion in he claremont iark it was their first large jpilherinjj and many travelled long distances to attend cadi en x studio balsam ml zion mr and mrs glen mander- jon and family spent the long weekend at honey harbor on georgian bay camping and boating mr and mrs cecil disney and sheila mr chas ledgett of whitby and mr and mrs marvin jones and family of pickering had supper saturday night with mr and mrs fred fiss celebrating little chuck fiss 1st birthday mr and mrs alex gaston bnd boys of scarboro visited sunday with mr and mrs don ald jamieson mr and mrs lome parrott of myrtle had supper sunday night with mrs lewis jones next sunday july 11 the ucw will will be in charge of the church service with mr claude simmonds of glen ma jor guest speaker the ucw will meet next wednesday july 14 at the home of mrs reg hosklns with mrs hoskins and mrs wm harbron in charge of the meet ing green river sincere sympathy is extend ed to the family of the late tames hawthorne who passed way friday mr and mrs wm duncan attended the duncan reunion held at springhill park on july 1st mr rnd mrs bowles have started construction on their new home on the town line mr and mrs t warne of georgetown spent the holiday with m hutchlngs mrs n symington of toron to visited with miss i gray over the weekend a miscellaneous shower for margaret roberts will be held this saturday at the home of mr and mrs a pearse at 830 pm everyone is welcome mr and mrs m labelle vis ited with mr and mrs b dra per on the holiday daily vacation rihle school will he held in the school from inly 12th to 23rd five days a week daily times are f30 to 1130 am all children five years of age and over are wel come to attend the closing night of the teacher training course will be held in the sunday school room friday evening commenc ing at 745 pm mr and mrs a pearse and family spent the weekend with their sister and family mr and mrs marquardt at the cottage on moore lake ashburn mr and mrs o bennett of whitby were saturday evening guests with mrs m sparks mrs edgar heron and cgit girls isabel hyatt wendy san derson lisa gaudaur bonnie middleton and jennifer hyatt enjoyed a couple of days camp ing at sibbalds point last week miss judith batten spent the holiday and weekend with her girl friend at lake mississagua during the month of july service in burns church will be held in the evening at 730 oclock with rev a rice ba of port perry in charge rev h m and mrs buntain are spending their holidays in the maritimes june report ss no 7 whitby ashburn public school names in alphabetical order to grade 6 daw stephen h gardner jean h hopkins bill h humphrey tom h lydne leslie h mcgann michael middleton peggy sandison kenneth h to grade 5 gaudaur kyle h holling- sworth darcy h johnston brenda h johnston gordon reid patti h to grade 4 campbell josie godda re becca humphrey gordon lehman jeffrey h mcgann danny richardson nancy h rutledge john to grade 3 ashton ronald h godda judy hollingsworth martha h humphrey barbara h johnston kimberley h lane allan lynde joanne richardson heather h wil cox geoffrey h to grade 2 candler anne graham merna johnston karen leh man danny h nickelchok lonna h phannenhour bon nie h richardson christine to grade 1 rutledge charlie mrs b bland teacher more than 150 exstudents students parents and friends attended a reception al audley school to honour mrs g k pratt who has retired after teaching 25h years mrs pralt started teaching ai audley in january 1919 when it was a oneroom school she was principal after it became a j tworoom school and moved in to the new building in mav 1964 although those attending were disappointed that mrs pratt was unable to be present due to illness many exstudents from a distance enjoyed visiting with former classmates local former students welcomed the visitors and supervised the guest book the cover of which was designed by mrs bernard per- rin ronald smith was master of ceremonies a letter from a a archibald a former inspector a forest fire is a burning shame spend less get more specials this week halves of beef cut wrapped frozen lb 49c steak roasts lb 79c lean stewing beef lb 53c lean hamburg 40c lb 3 lbs 100 fretz bros a harper hijthwt quality mfau lowest prices free delivery 6403125 claremont ont was read 1 mcclelland the present inspector voiced appre ciation of mrs pratts work other speakers included a for mer trustee dick winter a former student stanley wonna- cott a present student peggy squire and a member of the board charles mctaggart who presented a silver tray on behalf of the board mrs pratts daughter mrs c disney ac cepted the gift andy czap read an address expressing the appreciation of the ibs students taught by mrs pratt at the school gifts were received by mr pratt and his daughter mrs reg kennedy who read a letter from her mother the gifts and those presenting them were chaise lounge marvin barlow rocking chair donald brown flowers joan morden leather purse with silver dollars patri cia sheridan claremont news mr and mrs stan mcmullen and mr and mrs len haddow of toronto enjoyed a weekend camping trip near gananoque mr keith drake is presently confined to the uxbridge cot tage hospital jim torrance and glen fretz have left on a hitchhiking trip to banff john torrance is working out there for the sum mer les and keith schram are also working out west mr and mrs ross wideman of altona and three children harold lois and paul are on a camping trip in eastern ont ario another son norman is staying at the home of mr and mrs jack hall sympathy is extended to mr stanley slack also mrs levi hopkins of brougham in the death of their brother mr ed gar slack of manchester mr slack passed away on sunday june 27th in the uxbridge hos pital following several heart attacks suffered during the past few months kathleen and edith gostick are attending the leadership institute at the university of guelph mr and mrs alvin redshaw attended the mayors and reeves convention in kitch ener last week mr arid mrs ivan taylor and family spent the weekend at their cottage at burnt river mrs alan redshaw and lori visited their grandmother at fairview lodge on friday mr and mrs jake taylor and mr and mrs irwin kydd of sandford had supper on sunday with mr and mrs alvin red shaw miss nancy smith of clare mont spent a couple of days with miss judy taylor mr and mrs maurice bin- sted motored to sault ste ma rie on the july 1st holiday and returned home this week the bible club missionary will be in ihe village during the week of july 12th at the follow ing homes 930 am mrs harold dean 11 am mrs erwin carruthers 130 pm mrs dick ward and 330 pm mrs ken madill cone 71 miss jackie paseoe accom panied by her grandparents mr and mrs ed paseoe of green wood visited at ihe home of mr and mrs las thomas and family stouffville on sunday there was a good attendance at the annual decoration day service at claremont union cemetery on sunday afternoon the offering amounted to 16050 mrs grace cooper is an entry in the ontario ladies open golf tournament at kingston next week mr and mrs jim curtis spent several days this week at the hollingshead cottage at point au baril mr and mrs jim reynolds and family of agincourt visited on sunday at the home of his parents mr and mrs cliff rey nolds eleanor welsh left on satur day evening by car for a two week vacation in new bruns wick the village was well repre sented at the ontario county kennel club championship dog show in markham on saturday entries were filed by mr and mrs john paton mr and mrs lionel goden and mr fred pedriie twentythree local children are taking swimming lessons at the swiss chalet near green wood where miss greta van- stone is an instructress the croup include brian wilson tracy pilkev torri pilkey leni pilkey lori redshaw shelley ward joanne mander- son ronnie ward nancy ward susan hoskins glen hanthorn kathy pegg margaret hoskins ricky ward brenda wilson joey mccullough cathy ward julian ward larry pilkey lar ry ward dianne ward ruth hoskins and anne hoskins the month of july is almost com pletely booked up but there will be room for more enrollments in august greta has 44 children in her swim class the other in structor is mr todd heaney former residents who attend ed the cemetery day service on sunday included mr and mrs bob fuller of richvale mr and mrs ben kilpatrick and mr and mrs clifford pil key of toronto mr and mrs carl dopking of dundas mr and mrs ivan benson of agin court and mr and mrs mark linton of toronto mr and mrs tony vander- ligt and family accompanied by his parents left this week on a trip to nebraska mr gary cooper has enrol led in a summer course at queens university kingston mr and mrs cooper have taken up residence there the boy scouts are planning a campout at the don sander son farm this coming weekend coop manager george pears- all and mrs pearsall are enjoy ing their summer vacation mrs carol redshaw has been appointed principal at the brougham school her duties to commence with the opening of the september term greenwood some of the children of greenwood have started swim ming lessons for the summer at the swiss chalet park the 1st shanty sea scouts played host to the 1st green wood boy scouts at the regio nal sailing regatta held at shanty bay the two groups camped together and competed in canoe races fire lighting knot tying and canoe tilting the big event on saturday was the sevenmile sail boat race governed by olympic rules the greenwood team of allan cen- ant skipper and mike collins sailed an 18foot craft to win the lakehead region champion ship they will now enter the provincial meet to be held at the royal canadian yacht club in toronto on july 18th scouts from all over the province will be competing misses sylvia scriber and carol scriver hosted a were so glad to he out of school party last week the guests in cluded nora lloyd nancy hook er mary hoar linda thomas ronnie snodden mike collins allan conant dennis campbell john annis and dick winters included in the evenings enter tainment were dancing and a scavanger hunt jeremy jones was released from hospital recently and spent a week at a cottage with his mother mr hugh crawford was seen being herded down westney road by a determined steer even though mr crawford was the one with the stick mrs bunt a former teacher of greenwood school visited with the eastwoods sunday july 4 the mctaggart clan held a family picnic at the claremont conservation area last sunday in honour of mr and mrs les mctaggart of duluth mr and mrs r scriver went on a tenting holiday to coboure last week mr and mrs ken mctaggart rosemary scriver and jerry cty jr farmers field day held in biooklm fli the annua ontario county junior farmer field day was held on saturday june 26th in brooklin park despite favourable haying conditions throughout the coun ty attendance was good and competition was strong in the girls division belly medd of the port perry club was high individual for the day larry davidson and john stone both of the port perry club tied for top position in the boys division perhaps one of the more out standing performances of the day in view of the extreme heat was that morlcy davidson also of the port perry club finished first in the mile bill barlow led the port perry team to still another victory in the tugowar contest the boys softball shield was won by the brooklin club while the corresponding girls award went to the benvcrton club the square dance competi tion held at utica on may 29th was won by the beaverlnn club with ted gordon as champion caller the field day committee of miss anne drydcn brooklin and mr hob barlow blackwater deserve a great deal of credit for the orderly way in which the day was conducted the winners of the various events at brooklin will compete at the quinte district junior farmer field day to he held on saturday july 17th at morrow park peterborough wedding tangkldkr fkasbv lilacs and tulips decorated uxbridge baptist church for the wedding on saturday may 29th of helen louise feasby and johannes dirk tangelder the bride is the daughter of mr and mrs murray feasby rr 1 uxbridge and her hus band is the son of mr and mrs bernarrius tangelder oshawa the bridal couple exchanged vows and rings before rev van harmelen who is of the chris tian reform church assisted by rev t j mcdowell ux bridge baptist church mrs fred wilson was organist and mrs a winder soloist sang o father all creating and the lords prayer given in marriage by her father the bride was lovely in a gown of white peau de soie with long sleeves round neck line and lace cummerbund with bow and train she wore an elbow length veil and carried a bridal bouquet ot red roses mary jane feasby the brides sister was maid of honour and the bridesmaids were kathleen feasby sister of the bride and anne ormiston sister of the groom they were attired in blue peau de soie in a style similar to that of the bride with the maid of honour in darker blending blue they wore match ing circlets with small veils and carried bouquets cf pink carna tions mr ben tangelder was best man for his brother the ushers were grant feasby brother of he bride and wayne cook brotherinlaw of the groom fur the reception in the church rooms the brides mother received in a beige dress with lace covered jacket and corsages of yellow roses she was assisted by the mother of the groom who chose blue brocade with red rose corsage for a honeymoon to bruce reach kincardine the bride wore a jacket dress of pink houcle and white accessories the young couple will reside in oshawa and then to grand rapids michigan where the groom will study for the chris tian reform ministry paseoe went fishing and boatins at salmon lake typewriters for rent standards 7 a month 3 months 18 portables 6 a month s months for 15 tribune office supplies main st stonftvllle dr x f tomlinson of claremont is pictured here with his three sisters lefi to right sirs doris hunt ot agincourt mrs juclla schmidt and jlrs jlazel bauer both of home payne ontario cadieux studio ontario county 4h club members travel to guelph on wednesday tune 30 three bus loads of ontario county 4h club members travelled to guelph to join a similar group from south simcoe for a tour of the university upon arriving the group was greeted by dean n r richards of the oac in his introductory remarks dean richards emphasized the need for advanced studies in the field of agriculture and out lined the steps by which inter ested 4h members may ob tain such an education in view of goverment loans and grants to university students dean richards continued to express his belief that in most cases the only barrier preventing young people from obtaining such a goal was indeed them selves later in the morning dr goble of the biology depart ment discussed the use of pest icides followed by a lecture on blackbird control by dr dyer throughout the afternoon the 4h members were taken on tours of the animal hus bandry department the crop science department and the ontario veterinary college professor raithby head of the animal husbandry depart ment outlined the programmes existing within his department and associated area next fol lowed a discussion and demon stration presented by dr in gram of the meats laboratory on carcass quality and grades the 4h members were also shown through the breeders service building now under the animal husbandry depart ment and engaged in the pro cessing and freezing of bull semen the crop science department provided for an inspection of the various experimental plots including such crops as barley corn birdsfoot trefoil and al falfa professor winch of the crop science department out lined a direct seeding program for alfalfa mixture which would yield two crops in its seedling year at the ontario veterinary college the visiting groups viewed the various laboratories operating rooms and clinical stables here the 4h mem bers became aware of the lat est techniques associated with the treatment of diseased live stock on the whole it was a most worthwhile experience for the 4h members providing them with an insight of the many challenges awaiting them in the field of agriculture accompanying the 4h mem bers on the trip were mrs albert hockley mr richard colwell and mr h l fair agricultural representative and mr bill cooper assistant representative ontario de partment of agriculture ux bridge the officers and directors of the north ontario plowmens associat ion met in the town ship hall sunderland on wed nesday june 30 for the purpose of making plans for the annual north ontario plowing match mr leslie smith president was in charge of the meeting the plowing match wilt bs held this year on thursday october 7 at the farm of rosa miller sunderland the following committees were appointed lands committee morgan degeer mount al hert don smith beaverton rr 2 lunch banquet committee leslie smith blackwater j john dancy cannington tractor committee leslie smith blackwater juti plowing match com leslie smith blackwateri oscar gorrell blackwater ross miller sunderland the junior plowing match will be held on saturday oc tober 2nd beginning at 10 am near sunderland lofton family reunion held at cedar grove about the year 1840 james lotton and his wife mary ann sailed from yorkshire england to canada the trip taking seven weeks three of the thirteen children ranging in age from 2 to 8 years came with them the remainder were born in ontario they first settled in markham twp on the 5th con and 17th avenue but later moved to cedar grove and occupied the home now owned by the gaston family from there they moved to the l c scott farm and then on to pickering twp on the rosebank road and 1st con cession on juno 2fith about 85 des cendants gathered at woodland park cedar grove for a family reunion only two of the second generation remain mr ben lotton and mrs gordon muri- son other senior members pre sent were mrs vera barrington mrs marshall lotton and mrs edna rhodes everyone in attendance from the age of 6 months to 86 years enjoyed the gathering and the opportunity of meeting rela tives they had not seen before it is hoped that the reunion will be made an annual event 600dw00d mrs r may a downpour of rain on mon day evening bronchi an end to what may have been a serious drought webb school picnic at stouffville was dampened but even the children were happy to see rain and did it coma downi mr ron willerton is to b congratulated with his grada eight class twelve tried their grade 8 exams and will be en tering high school sunday june 27lh was pin sunday at the baptist sunday school a large percentage re ceived pins and bars por per fect attendance for one year misses joan slack and marga- ict may and blaine hockley received bibles speedy recovery is wished for marion norton who is to have tonsils removed this week also to rodney kidd who is to un dergo surgery on wednesday both will be in uxbridge hospi tal mrs harvey bunker took her sunday school class lo the strawberry supper and for games at her home later an autograph album and plaque were given lo miss wendy arm strong as a fawell she is leav ing her foster patents mr and mrs frank slraughan to liva with her mother in whitby glen major mrs clinton neville enter tained guests over the weekend miss mahel baker water- down spent the weekend at the kdgar fiss home mr and mrs paul baster of sudbury spent the weekend with mr and mrs jim jones mr ralph walker stouffville visited sunday with mr and mrs edgar johnson mrs charles fiss spent sun day with mrs joseph jones mr and mrs allan jones and family newmarket visited rel atives here on sunday mr and mrs ralph faulkner visited sunday with mr and mrs norman faulkner and family stouffville and mr and mrs mac middleton clare mont miss linda johnson enjoyed a bus trip to guelph one day last week mr and mrs jim jones spent saturday attending a school re union at mount forest where mrs jones attended school sunday callers on mrs joseph jones were mrs john hopkins miss hilda hopkins mr and mrs wm hopkins maurice and jim hopkins i land judging competition to be held near claremont the ninth annual land judg ing competition for ontario county will be held on friday july 16 in the claremont area a true appreciation of ihe soil and its management through proper land use prac tices carries more significance each day in modern farming because of this the ontario de partment of agriculture and the metropolitan toronto and region conservation authority are cooperating in sponsoring this land judging competition in ontario county instruction will be given on the various soil types during ihe morning period there will also be discussion on how to best use the various soil ivpes from a crop point of view dur ing the afternoon the contest ants will be given the opportun ity on a farm in the claremont area to put into practice what they have learned during tha morning instruction period the competition will he divid ed into three classes juniors must he 12 years of age hut must not have reached their 16th birthday the intermediate class will be made up of young men between the ages of 16 and 21 while the senior class will be made up of men 21 years of age and over this land judging competi tion has been well attended in the past it is hoped that a large number of 4h members junior farmers and senior farmers will again lake advant age of this competition to gain a better appreeiaton of the soils on their own farm and in ontario county