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couple marks 50th anniversary tribune may 29 1985 b5 by doris barton claremont congratulations to mr and mrs don mccuilough who will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary on sun day june 2 an open house will be held at the vandorf hall from 2 to 4 pm the mcculloughs uised to live in the claremont area the ucw will hold a united church womens service sunday june 2 at the united church it begins at 1115 am the speaker will be jackie guthrie and special music will be provided by the successful by marjorie woodland fourth line the baptist church anniversary services were a success mea sured by the spiritual uplift and lives re- dedicated to god there were still some empty pews and we covet the blessings re ceived for any who feel the need of god in just living in todays world you will be welcomed at our 11 am sunday services a fridaytosaturday camping trip to emily park near omemee is planned for the sunday school classes this week lots of fun and sports are in store with empha sis being placed on spiritual values arthur halls sale in the village on satur day drew many spectators and buyers they were favored with fine weather and things sold well a pretty and complete toilet set brought 290 while a pine cup board was sold for 900 the halls will be moving to uxbridge this week after many years in goodwood they bought the house around 1945 it being the home of mrs nel son wagg for many years previously the new owners are a young couple from greenwood mr and mrs phillips we wel come them with their two children to good wood we are pleased to report rueben may is enjoying better health this spring after a long winter of various problems wellington yakes condition worsened last week and he was readmitted to york central hospital richmond hill we wish him a speedy recovery mrs irene alderson has been back at parkview home stouf f ville for some time now following eye surgery is it difficult to write a column one wri ter explains it this way webster has the words i pick them from where they lie here a word there a word its so easy tis absurd i just arrange them in a row webs ters done the work you know word follows word till inch by inch i have a column what a cinch i take the words that webs ters penned and merely lay them end to end melody makers of markham the har mony inc ladies barbershop chorus is under the direc tion of peggy shack- elton of scarbor ough jean drake and rosemary timms of claremont are both members of the chorus lunch will be served after the service the cooperative nursery school was pleased with the re sults of its sale and tea the seven prize winners were in order clyde butt doll house rosem ary timms year of cheer ben watt creative child gift certificate p cam- bell leos gift certi ficate w carder holmans gift certifi cate sandy hill maple syrup and g carruthers book the last dance of the season will be held saturday june 1 at 9 pm in the le gion hall tickets are available at the door music will be provided by the group harvest the legion ladies auxiliary netted 500 from a sale and tea saturday congratulations to ron ward and lorry lloyd who will be married june 8 a shower was held in their honor on may 22 a humorous skit enti tled this is your life was performed by local people it was enjoyed by all even ron and lorry susan and larry cougar welcomed their third child on thursday may 23 at centenary hos pital hes a little brother for rachael and russell sunday june 16 is decoration day at brougham cemet ery the service be gins at 2 pm and then continues in the church at 230 pm the speaker will be rev douglas varey minister at brougham and claremont united church two men were seriously injured sunday morning at couples swing by elsie boland goodwood on saturday at the com munity centre members of the goodwood couples club danced away the hours to a very efficient disc jockey john brunke this was the clubs last dance of the sea- son the groups next meeting is june 13 in tihecommuhity centre beginning at 730 afmi comeout to enjoy the fruits of the season- this is our business meeting ilthe juniorchoir did an excellent job of singing at the united church on sunday there was no senior choir the institute ladies met at elva symes recently to prepare their programs for the coming year a pretty good program is arranged for each meeting wednesday night euchre attracted the largest turnout weve had for some time of course our southern friends are home which makes a difference happy birth day was sung for peg jenkenson many prizes were handed out that night next euchre is wednesday june 5 beginning at 8 pm in the community centre i bingo will be played tonight may 29 at 730 pm its good to see so many people out these days great crowds and great people what a beautiful rain on the weekend more water more grass it was really needed and will do so much good library learning large crowds enjoy uxposition 85 trade show threeyearold jeffery arnold centre gets a helping hand saturday while trying a com puterized quiz about uxbridge township lib rary his father glenn arnold right and doug smith manned the library exhibit for part of the threeday uxposition 85 may 23 to 25 the tradehome show attracted over 75 exhibitors to the uxbridge arena floor it was sponsored by uxbridge district chamber of commerce chris shanahan about 10 am when two cars collided headon the acci dent occurred on the ninth cone west of claremont both men had to be extri- cated from the wreckage and transported to sun- nybrook medical centre by ambu lance bonny and danny calhoun are the proud parents of a baby boy born mon day may 27 at 555 am jason tipped the centenary hos pital scales at seven pounds 10 oz first- time grandparents bill and doreen aunt darlene and uncle randy are overjoyed he is a second grandchild for bonnies mother mrs butler of port perry fun galore in brooklin brooklin pet shows highland dancing demonstrations and harness racing are just a few of the attractions at the 1985 brooklin spring fair the 74th annual event begins tomor row may 30 and continues until sun day june 2 at the community park miss brooklin fair will be selected during an openingnight pageant thursday the program begins at 730 pm in the arena other highlights of the fourday fair include a baby show on saturday begin ning at 230 pm its open to all toddlers aged one month to 24 months advance registration will be held today may 29 from 7 to 9 pm at the arena no entries will be accepted on the day of the show for further information phone 5796965 or 7283470 a pet show for small animals only will go saturday at 1 pm in luther vipond memorial arena all pets must be in cages registration will be at 12 noon that day there will also be a mutt show on saturday with entries being accepted at the fair grounds fair admission is adults 3 students 12 to 18 2 children 12 and under free car park is 1 4 h clubs hold z awards night durham west a total of 19 4h clubs from durham west recently com pleted the basic baking project basic baking was completed by 141 members under the guidance of 34 volun teer leaders they learned basic techniques for bak- ing tea biscuits pastry pies and cakes this food program focused on ingredients and how they function in a variety of re cipes also included were simple cake de corating methods and judging a baked pro duct each club organized a bake sale as part of project requirements special awards were presented to 4h participants during the achievement programs the following girls received an attractive white trillium lapel pin display ing the official fourleaf clover 4h emblem upon completion of six projects julia baster epsom robin chandler scugog island leanne johnson uxbridg- e alisa whittaker uxbridge elizabeth anderson brock 1 angela topping brock iv nancy mitchell gamebridge lisa thompson gamebridge catharine short seagrave and bonny strain wilfrid tracy parliament of wilfrid received a wooden desk pen set markham lease specials 4 dr cars equipped with 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