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the tribune stouffville ont thursday march 1 1951 claremont and pickering twp district as civilizations go the current one seems to be going pickering township council will hold their first regular march meeting this thursday afternoon march 1st mrs w pyatt and two children of toronto visited for a few days last week with mr and mrs grant taylor and mrs loyst mrs lackey mrs loyst mrs w evans and mrs johnson attended the oshawa presbyterial of the wms in centre st united church oshawa last wednesday the high school annual com menement to be held in the com munity hall this week will provide entertainment which has been enjoyed for many years by par ents expupils and the community at large it is regrettable that the pupils will be entertaining in another community next year when the new school at pickering will be operating the euchre which is held in the legion hall each week under auspices of the claremont legion has been withdrawn in favour of claremont high school commence ment exercises on thursday and friday march 1st and 2nd the executive for the pickering township film council met for the first time last friday and dis cussed the need for procuring their own projector in the near future there are two new members from cherrywood and dunbarton subscribers to the blue cross hospital plan please note that the new secretarytreasurer will be mrs mcdonald who has an apart ment with mr w thompson and daughter the dues must be paid before the end of march and have been slightly advanced since last year sudden death of wilbur gleeson shocks community the community of claremont was distinctly shocked on satur day when word spread throughout the village of the sudden passing of wilbur gleeson mr gleesons body was discovered slumped in his car in the garage at the fred evans home where he has been living at his side was his faithful boston bull dog who had also suc- sumbed the late wilbur gleeson was a mail clerk on the cpr for many years and had retired some time ago to make his home with his mother mrs mary gleeson following her passing he con tinued on alone in the home for some time until taking up resid ence at the home of his sister mrs fred evans deceased was born in pickering township a son of the late frances mary and edward gleeson he was a bachelor surviving are two sisters minnie mrs fred evans and margaret mrs wiiker of toronto requiem high mass was conduct ed for the deceased in st berna- dettes church ajax at 9 am on tuesday morning interment was made in st gregorys cemetery oshawa you should see chas coopers frigidaire display on page two of this issue if you are contemplat ing the purchase of a new refrig erator or stove it will pay you to drop in brougham mrs b ritchie was called to the city last week due to the illness of her sister miss wiicox mr and mrs w a knox spent the weekend with their son and daughterinlaw mr and mrs george knox of enniskillen brougham and cambray met in a game of hockey at stouffville on saturday night resulting in a score of 6 to 5 in favor of cambray mr and mrs a hardy of tor onto spent the weekend with friends here mr al harvey is confined to the house suffering an attack of laryngitis his many friends wish him a speedy recovery mrs pi shea of toronto spent the weekend with mrs l matt hews mr robt harvey spent last week at the home of his uncle al and mrs harvey a few from here took in the oyster supper at pickering on fri day evening and all report the oysters first class the friendly bible class will hold their regular meeting on monday march 5th at s30 pm at l he home of mr and mrs geo willson the wa of st johns church will hold their march meeting on wednesday march 7th at 8 pmi at the home of mrs geo willson devotional leader is miss e see- beck with mrs lackey in charge of the program south farms want exemption from police costs farmers in the southern part of pickering township have given notice that they mean to apply for exemption against the police costs which are now to be borne entire ly by that part of the municipality lying south of the 3rd concession the police levy was removed from the northern section of the township where it was felt it was not needed while the heavily popu lated urban south received all the benefit of the police protection and should be made to shoulder the cost now the south farmers are pro testing being classed among this urban population and will ask council to invoke exemption measures in the case of their pro perties the act provides that such exemption may be forth coming for police and fire protec tion police costa of s1s000 annually may jump to more than 20000 if the council consents to engage an additional four officers as request ed by the police chief the special morning speaker spoke i with special reference to angola portuguese east africa where she has been a missionary for the past 50 years the speaker at the afternoon ses sion was mrs james laughland president of the dominion board who took as her topic our service only those who serve really late john miller was world livestock authority live said mrs laughland in urg ing her listeners to ao their daily best be steadfast set a course and follow it and try to make the world a better place she said pray daily prayer only fulfills its worth when it leads to action set aside minutes for precious meditation and ask gods blessing on your endeavours vnaasaiavvsaivaas greenwood the mission band will meet at the parsonage this saturday after noon the wms of the circuit whose meeting was to have been this thursday has been postponed until march 15th the wa will meet on thurs day march 8th the place of meet ing will be announced this sunday the livening auxiliary will hold their meeting at the home of mrs e trimble on wednesday night mrs george griffen returned home from the hospital last thurs day after an operation on one of her eyes we are sorry to report the ill ness of little brian clarke who is in the oshawa hospital hope he may soon be well a joint meeting of the federa tion of agriculture and the farm forum met at the milton pegg home last monday night mr and mrs l cryderman of hampton were recent visitors at the p clarke home mr and mrs george pegg whitevale and edward pegg toronto were visitors with mr and mrs pegg last sunday mr and mrs wm pegg were in the city last sunday visiting her father mr mctaggart mr and mrs fred dyers and mr and mrs d morden visited with mr and mrs c burroughs of brooklin last sunday evening world authority on pedigreed livestock john miller 69 died at his home blaingowrie stock farms ashburn he had been il for some time born at claremont mr millei belonged to a family which pion eered in improving canadian live stock he was recognized inter nationally as a leader in the breed ing and management of clydesla horses registered sheep and siiort- horn cattle his entries won many trophies and were frequently judged as champions at cattle shows in can ada and the international live stock exposition in chicago breeding stock from his farms was in demand throughout canada and the united states mr miller had served for niany years as judge in canada the united states and the british isles he was referred to as canadas most travelled farmer and had made 21 trips to great britain cattle imported by mr miller provided the foundation for many of north americas outstand herds although keenly interested in the development of many breed ing associations and farming com munities mr miller had persisted in refusing office in organizations he established his own stock farms in 1905 he was a meiriber of burns presbyterian church ashburn he leaves one son john miller manager of the american quar antine farm ashburn two daugh ters mrs fred durdan niagara falls ont and mrs james lang- staff richmond hill seven grand children one brother james i miller carman man and two sisters mrs barbara atkinson wife of dr alfred atkinson presi dent emeritus of arizona univers ity tuscan arizona and mrs w a dryden brooklin ont maxwell house coffee 1 lb fin regular or drip grind lb glen valley golden corn 15 oz tins 99 6 for 69 265 2 for 35 balsam axi mt ziox the sherin family are the latest victims of the chickenpox mrs robt carson is not as well as her many friends would like to see her those who were out on sunday and heard miss e krugers talk on her work in africa as a mission ary found it very interesting miss kruger is leaving for africa right away foilowing her furlough about a years duration some from here attended the funeral of the late john miller at ashburn on tuesday theres quite a number in this i community ill with colds and flu 0 i mrs winton white attended the 0 fashion show at simpsons or monday uxbridge youth for christ smith henderson campaign paul smith john henderson evangelist song leader trumpeter geared to the times but anchored to the rock solos and duets known the world over saturday night 8 pm uxbridge town hall a special invitation we have been fortunate enough to secure a living testimony to the power of jesus christ by his holy spirit in the person of mr george j mensik mr mensik tis said was formerly a gangster in chicago baptist church stouffville monday march 5th special music has been arranged sponsored by stouffville districts christian mens fellowship death griffin mary mabel at whitevale on saturday feb 21 1051 mary mabel england widow of nesby james griffin and dear mother of mrs reginald walker mabel of goodwood james of whitevale mrs wms annual report shows allocation oversubscribed in centre street united church oshawa on february 21st the 23rd annual meeting of the osh awa presbyterial of- the wms of the united church of canada wasj held with a good attendance the story of the year was presented by the corresponding secretary mrs t adair this was followed by short reports of departmental secretaries the pres byterial treasurer mrs g c pirie reported remittance of 1013500 to the conference branch treasurer this is 303500 over the allocation to oshawa presbyterial for 1950 mrs a a drummond secretary of christian stewardship suggested that this amount be divided as follows 1055 toward new cars and 2000 toward building resid ence for missionaries the alloca tion will remain at 1310000 for lb lb 29 35 41 choice quality 1 case van dusen peas 20 oz tins choice quality hunts fruit cocktail 15 oz tin fancy quality s fluffo crisco redpath granulated sugar 100 lb bag 1095 e d smiths ketchup 1 3 oz bottle 23 brunswick sardines in oil clarks pork beans 20 oz tins heinz tomato soup 10 oz tins monarch pastry flour 24 lb bags colgate toilet soap rinso 1c sale with 1 sunlight soap 3 for 25 2 for 29 11 159 2forl5 1 package 41 01 1951 the allocation is the floor on wjff 0i which we stand and we should reginald dixon su t0 exceec oy as nluc as hilda of cnerrywood george of possible mrs m p kirkland secretary of mission circles asked jello puddings lemon pie filler sunkist oranges no 344s 3 for 27 dozen 23 greenwood mrs robert melros dorothy of whitby and the late frederick griffin funeral ser vice in first baptist church whitevale on tuesdaj interment whitevale cemetery queer rffkct of cigar from the brantford expositor if anyone is complaining about the pending prohibition of smok ing on buses let them consider a what other and betterbehaved communities do b that in tor onto smoking has been banned in stores and c that at stratford ont the perth county council has taken under consideration a resolu tion that in future no councillor be permitted to smoke a ciga larger than the regulation size while in the council chamber this appears to be a safety measure since one of the reeves who was smoking on outsize stogie removed the latter from his mouth and promptly overbalanced backward out of his chair bingo legion hall claremont friday march 9th sponsored by claremont legion claremont taxi 24hour service ill claremom 84 4 4tf k carruthkrs prop that where there were a few girls that a circle be started even for a short time mrs k c hopkins literature secretary presented an interesting report and revealed that whitby afternoon auxiliary came first in reading the greatest number of books centre street oshawa afternoon auxiliary was a close second six press scrap books were brought in for judging with the first prize awarded to mrs j j wellor press secretary for orono afternoon auxiliary second prize went to mrs c r dulmage press secretary for jessie panton evening auxiliary of st andrews united church oshawa thiid prize went to mrs s terwilleger press secretary for the afternoon auxiliary of centre st united church oshawa miss elizabeth read who was bouquet wool 3 4 ply 14 shades 1 oz balls 49 gordon mackay nylon 12 shades 1 oz balls 49 r d madill cliauemoxt m m iy1 m m m m ivi m m m m m mm m wm master chick starter grows strong sturdy chicks they are well feathered have good yellow beaks and legs and because of the grain base of master chick starter the chicks have plenty of solid flesh on a well developed frame master chick starter is available in mash or crumbled form immmmmh mmmmmi master balanced feeds for all cusm of rouitxr hum uvc stock fur uaime anmau a doas m m m m m j immmmmi claremont cooperative feeds seeds farm supplies phone 38 claremont 11 feeders who keep records eventually buy master bus service toronto east bound read down brougham toronto tim crakemont west bound read up pm sun ho 945 1010 1020 1035 1038 1040 105i1 1100 1105 1110 1120 pm dailv ex sun hoi 545 610 620 635 638 640 650 700 705 710 720 pm sat only 200 225 235 250 253 256 305 315 326 326 336 am san hoi 1000 1026 am dally ex 3un toronto hoi bay and edward 840 danforth and luttrell 810 1036 scarboro jet 800 1050 malvern 746 1063 browns cor 742 1055 town line 740 1105 cedar orove markham 730 1115 locust h1u 720 1120 green river 715 1125 brongbam 710 llas claremont 700 am sun hoi 35 910 900 845 842 s40 830 320 815 810 800 pm sat only 520 455 445 430 427 425 415 405 400 355 345 pm sun hoi 935 910 900 846 842 840 830 820 815 810 800 bus will operate via cedar qrore from may 1 to oct 31 and via mirkham from nov 1 to april 30 terminal at 674 bay tilimct toronto danforth bus lines