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the tribune stouffville ont thursday may 3 1951 claremont and pickering twp district the woman association presen ted a silex coffee maker to mr and mrs u mccullough who moved from our community recently to the newmarket district mr and mrs doug arksey en joyed a lovely trip to ottawa hull and quebec city during the week end mr and mrs j lnglis of george town visited on sunday with her parents mr and mrs a prouse remember the sale of household effects to be held on thursday at the home of the late w dickinson commencing at 130 pm mrs h townsley has been visit- ing in toronto for a few days and attending sneehl rebecca lodge gatherings i miss daisy deurdon of toronto has been nursing her aunt miss deurdon who is recovering from a miss serious illness of the past serious illness of the past few weeks miss deurdon is eighty seven years of age j mrs s cooke and daughter mrs b harton of lansing visited over the weekend with mr and mrs e cooke mr e baker has purchased a building lot on the southeast cori ner of mr r meleods property and intends commencing work on a new home as soon as weather permits mr and mrs r madill have moved into mrs j coates house two doors east of the corner store and dwelling which they recently sold the new owner took possess ion monday morning mr r madill and mr h loyst have purchased building lots on the brock road south of the park and intend building homes for themselves shortly there are a number of fine building lots in different sections of our village which no doubt will besnappedup by prospective buyers before long let us all try and make our proper ty as attractive as we can keep the sidewalks clean and use them for pedestrians only it has be come almost unsafe for one to walk down to the corners for dod ging cars and trucks mr and mrs cecil mantle of detroit jjr and mrs donald man tle of toronto and mr and mrs ellicott mr and mrs xorrish and mrs l mcgregg of brougham visited on sunday afternoon and evening with mr and mrs fred redshaw the young people showed a num ber of pictures from the township film board interspersed with music on monday evening a number from the goodfellow- ship class enjoyed an evening of bowling at ajax on monday of this week therell be a bingo sponsored by the local legion in their hall on friday evening may 11th w j lewis and sons have taken over their new premises the fam iliar corner store this week and will be welcomed as new citizens to claremont miss morton of kansas city is in the village in connection with a year book which the claremont continuation school is arranging to publish incidentally claremont continuation school will hold a final dance on may 25th and all exstudents are cordially invited the claremont school will not op erate after the present term new manage mr arnold mclntyre from the lynhurst coop has been engaged 1 as manager of the claremont co op replacing mr ken wood and took over his new duties on tues day of this week mr al robert son is remaining on the staff a- mill foreman time to end wrangling over whats best road deal says pickering twp deputyreeve georgr todds ikrskvs makk high records toddview royal ladv 1g0015 pro duced 10125 lbs of milk 7 lbs fat test 011 stood fifth in a mat ure class of 52 cows toddview royal pride 175551 was third in her class of lyearolds with a record of 8391 lbs of milk 510 lbs fat test fi0s in the jer sey breeders association records use old county home as hospital possible use of the 50yearold ontario county home as a hospi tal was proposed last week in county council by dr xeil e mcewen of whitby deputyreeve of pickering it will be vacated late this year when the new 200bed structure is completed the old building struturally sound is well suited as a convalescent home or a maternity hospital dr mcewen said members of council indicated that they agreed the topic arose because the old building has been advertised for sale by tender along with barns outbuildings and four acres of land only one bid was received 11000 and this council had no hesitation in agreeing was ridiculously low all hospitals for miles around are plugged to the doors said dr mcewen it is a wonder that some- local authorities would not be will ing to take thus idea in hand and arrange for purchase of this fine building fir ue as a hospital if not 3- j general h spital then fo hmiui use some of the county roads are worse than township roads possibly the whole county road system should be turned back to the municipalities and the sooner we come to it the sooner there will be an end to this wrangling about who pays for what and who is getting the best of the deal stated pickering deputyreeve dr x e mcewen in county co ulcil session last week at this reeve harding retorted that at least applebarrels werent being used for culverts hi iie county road system a recent inspection of pickering roads of which dr mcewen is chairman disclosed all sorts of weird appara tus being used for culverts incluj in a row of five apple barrels bill 93 an amendment to the highway improvement act is the hot potato of the current session of county council passed only last march 27 the new legislnf is designed to bring about a more equitable distribution of county road funds between the rural and urban municipalities how it will work out in practice in this county remains to be seen among the pro vision of the bill is that the county road system shall maintain a 22- foot strip on extensions and con necting links through uban municipalities and that not less than 25 of their road payments to the county are to be rebated to urban municipalities and applied to maintainance of streets in those municipalities the county may contribute more than 25 to bring about equity agreements will have to be drawn between the county and the municipalities failing agreement the dispute would be settled by the minister of highways this new bill succeeds in ton fusing the whole setup comment ed reeve tom harrison of thorah this road system is cockeyed added reeve duncan mclntyre of whitby here we have the picture of oshawa with its large popula tion supporting only a short section of suburban road to tu tune of only 1000 in 1950 yet whitby in the same year and whitby hasnt any county road leading in contributed over 12- 000 to the county road system at the 1951 rate whitby would be paying 15000 unless rebates are given thats ridiculous whitby has no county roads what basis we shall find to straighten out this thing is beyond me mi- and mrs stanley powell en tertained relatives from oshawaon sunday mr and mrs griffiths and son of toronto visited with mr and mrs alex murray on sunday mr and mrs riches may and rov of toronto and mr hall of belleville visited with mr and mrs e riches during the weekend the home and school are plann ing a euchre for the evening of may 9th the may meeting of the wa will be held in the church on wed nesday afternoon may 9th when i societies from brougham white- vale locust hill and cedar grove i will be our guests mrs lush of j toronto will be the special speak er roll call will be a verse from i the psalms miss nancy hasselbring of the olc at whitby spent the week end with mrs vilmot gates mr and mrs chester pearse visited with mr and mrs john petty on sunday miss doris hollinger spent the weekend with her parents mr and mrs walter hollinger miss campbell is putting on her operetta jack and the bean stalk in the school house on the evening of may sth montreal next time granny sniffs at those newfangled tea bags just tell her theyre not really so new they were patented in london at about the time she married grandad then convince her of how good tea yes tea in teabags can be give her a cup of delicious red rose tea or you can buy delicious red rose tea by the package if you wish its good no matter how you buy it and its good no matter when you serve itl and because its good tea it actually gives you more cups per pound its flavour goes a long long way know what a cup of red rose tea costs less than a cent including the cream and sugar when youre ordering red rose tea ask for red rose coffee too its every bit as good as red rose tea grandma used to say she found it hard to bake with a flock of youngsters underfoot but perhaps she didnt know the secret of calumet baking powder the ft fjsr- double action of calumet first in the mixing bowl lbrftk and then in the oven assures you light evenly tex tured cakes fluffy biscuits and muffins always i even cowboys and indians cant disturb those two separate actions theyre the best guarantee i know of for wonderful baking results yes grandma her self would admit that calumets twoway action is best for baking under any circumstances j a house is as smart as its owner and i do believe thoe words because a properly painted house pays its owner dividends on the original investment there u a big difference in paints and only by choosing v sherwinwilliams swp house paint are you assured positively of extra years of moneysaving protection and beauty for your home proof of iu superiority to ordinary house paints arc its loni- testod wcatheratcd abilities to ward off deteriora tion and early repainting brought on by constant exposure to changing elements i do urje all of you who are painting your homes this spring to choose sjienvinuilliams swp weatherated house paint for best and lasting results yojur best baking friends arc tine ingredients thats why id like you to make the acquaint ance of wondcr- ful-to-bake- with swans down cake flour com pliments galore will be yours when youve baked a swans down beauty of a cake and its so easyl for swans down is specially made for better cake making expertly milled sifted and resifted until 27 times as line as ordinary hour lighter fluffier and thoroughly delicious cakes for party or for everyday are absolute certainties with my best baking friend swans down cake flour sii for the 80page booklet learn to bake youll lore it mail your request with your name and ad dress and 20c in coins to general foods limited dept k cobourg ontario wherever i go people are talking about the new frigidailtk refrigerators first of all for beauty the lasting snow white beauty of the 1931 models is a joy to behold for conveni ence extra storage space in less kitchen space as youll see in the new eights and extri large frozen food storage as youll see it particularly in the new master model with an across-the- top freezer and theres a host of other convenience features and for dependability nothing can equal friidaires thrifty metermiser mechanism for pro viding safe coltl top to bottom so see the new krigidnire refrig erators at your frigidaire dealers soon no magician ever made a rabbit vanish faster than my chocolate icebox cookies did at the youngsters party yester- v i make them with bakers unsweet ened chocolate so they have that irresist ible real chocolate flavour that everyone loves chocolate icebox cookies 75 cookier 2 cupssiftcd swans 1 crk unbeaten down cake flour 2 squares baker3 1 34 tspns calumet baking powder 34 tspn salt 12 cup butter or other shorten r 34 cup sugar unsweetened chocolate mcltd 12 tipn vanilla 34 cup walnut nwatj broken pwdor and salt and sift aaln with jja after each addition divide doueh in halves shape in rolls 2 inches in diameter rolling each in waxed paper or pack douch into cooky molds chill or atorc in refrigerator until iirm before slicing let roll stand at room temperature 12 rour or until safl enough trt dent when pressed with finger cut in 12incrt slices using sharp knife bake on ungreased baking shoot in moderate oven i3s0 dcg f about 10 minutes sift flour once measure add baking p wder and salt and combine shortening sugar egg chocolate and vanilla beating until blended add nuts add flour gradually mixing well ox jor at 88 sheriff of the county of ont ario dr horace bascom has the distinction of being the oldest sheriff in the province he celebrated his ssth birthday on thursday by attending to his ordinary duties at the court house in whitby proud of his vigor he was once a teruiis champion dr bascom maintains a cheerful outlook on life and remains possessed of unclouded faculties and keen sense of humor before going to whitby he was a medical practitioner in uxbridge uxbridge phone 252 two shows nightly 7 pm matinee sat 200 pm wed thurs may 2 3 kidnapper loose somewhere in a teeming railroad terminal 1 union station starring william holden and nancy olsen fri sat may 4 5 john derek and diana lynn in rogues of sherwood forest in technicolor mon tues may 78 here it is riding high with bing crosby and colleen gray a story with music that will please every member of the family wed thurs may 9 10 for 2 days only the picture that has broken records all over the country my friend irma starring john lund diana lynn watch your newspaper adv for the west point story with james cagney and virginia mayo coming soon brougham the many friends of mr r d miller are sorry to know he is still confined to his bed due to a hear- attack but the coming springlike weather will make us all feel bet ter there was a successful baking sale held by the womans institute of brougham in the township hall saturday afternoon april 2sth a social afternoon was missed by those who failed to attend the sale was opened at 330 by the dis trict president mrs birred and a very tempting assortment of baking and candy was on display during the afternoon tea and coffee was served credit is due th convener mrs a harvey and her committee also the social commit tee which served lunch special mothers day service will be held in st johns church on may 13th at 2 pm this will be a joint service with sunday school and regular church service meeting together keep in mind the drama- aunt tillie goes to town to be presen ted by the dunbarton united church in the township hall on thursday may 3rd at slo pm sponsored by th riendly bible class at a special meeting called at the close of the regular sunday after noon service in st johns church it was decided to hold the summer service in the morning as previous years commencing at 915 pm the change to start on may 20 mrs e woodward and daughter evelyn were at oshawa on sunday visiting mrs timmins everyone in the community is invited to attend the supper given by the losing team of the wms in honor of the winning team on friday may 18th at 7 oclock a very interesting program will fol low admission 10c and 25c mr and mrs russell hodgson and daughter shirley visited her aunt mr and mrs a j gray on sunday mrs moffat of toronto called on the sheppard family on sunday the tuesday evening euchre i the hall sponsored by the wi las week had a good attendance the following were prize winners mrs r pilkey mrs w booth and mrs x burton mr jarvis mr a j gray and mr george duncan miss atkinson of toronto spent a recent weekendvith her friend mrs harvey sr mr and mrs walter iearcy and daughter of markham called on mr and mrs m hamilton one day re cently mr kenney of toronto visited with mr and mrs al harvey and mrs harvey sr on sunday mr and mrs win knox also mr and mrs ross knox and daughter bettyjean and kay visited with mr and mrs geo knoxofennis- killen on sunday miss june hannigan of oshawa visited with mr and mrs j stew art on sunday mr and mrs al harvey spent the weekend with friends in buff alo mr and mrs l hall of brooklin called on mrs l matthews and other friends on monday afternoon mrs c devitt and son john cii- led on her father mr fred wright of green river on fridav afternoon last mrs r middleton of port hope visited with mrs ross middleton for a few days last week mr and mrs mitchell of toronto called on their daughter mr and mrs al harvey one evening recent- ly mrs win ellicott has been ill dur ing the past week due to an attack of pleurisy her many friends join in wishing her a speedy recovery mr and mrs e e annis of athens spent a few days last week renewing old acquaintances around here ann ouncement having taken over the grocery business of the corner store claremont we wish to take this opportunity to extend greetings to all past and prospective customers assuring you we will en deavour to give the same courteous service for which this business has been noted in the past the corner store w j lewis sons ph claremont 1001 6 u m m m m m mm m iv1 m mm m mm m mm master concentrates for poultry dairy cattle and pigs in order to help assure good returns on your feeding it is necessary to feed a balanced ration when using home grown grains be sure your feeds are fortified with master concentrates for poultry master poultry concentrate for dairy cattle master 24 dairy concentrate for hogs master sow pig concentrate by adding these concentrates to your grain you use less grain but still increase produc tion these concentrates may be mixed at our mill when you are having your grain ground claremont cooperative phone 38 claremont i i 5 feeders who keep records eventually buy master 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