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fthe tribune stouffville ont thursday july 3rd 1941 page seven glaremont by staff correspondent decoration service will be at the tnion cemetery this coming sunday one of our local gardeners has resh beets despite the dry spell misses isabell and jean gregg ave returned home for the holiday allen pretty has taken a position ith the pickering dairy mrs ed gleeson has been in poor lealth the past few days mrs win hill is visiting for a ew days with her sister in uxbridge mrs lyman pilkey is improving plendidly since her severe illness claremont band supplied some ine music for the pughevans re- inion at uxbridge last weekend mrs john bushby is visiting for a ew days with her son alvin of dickering mr and mrs thos gregg were in jxbridge on sunday attending the lecoration service there rev i e kennedy and rev mr lull of brooklin exchanged pulpits n sunday evening imr and mrs levi gibson of tor onto visited on friday last with the formers aunt mrs ed gibson a number from here attended the whitbylindsay gathering for the womens association held at green river on wednesday mrs frank loyst has been visit ing with relatives in the tweed and napanee district mrs hooey wife of our local bank manager has been visiting at oshawa recently mr and mrs charles empring- hani attended the wedding of a niece miss betty harris of toronto on saturday mrs lou dixon of new york along with her sister mrs effie reynolds of buffalo are visiting at the home of tho late mrs h thom son imiss janet brown of toronto visited over the weekend at the home of her aunt and uncle mr and mrs h found mr will birkett is adding a new verandah to his home here mr will thomson has been assisting him in the work mr and mrs delbert booth of stouffville were visitors with mrs booths parents mr and mrs john spencely on sunday mrs john coates is giving her house a new coat of paint jas bris coe and won palmer wielding the brushes mrs ed lewis has returned from singhampton where she had been called to her mothers bedside bat who has improved sufficient to allow her daughter to return rev walter daniels conducted the memorial service at the pugh- evans reunion at uxbridge satur day in honor of those who had pass ed on during the past year a farmer just north of the village reports seeing six wild ducks in his creek the birds were quite small and had apparently been hatched in the neighborhood miss isabel fleming daughter of mr and mrs archie fleming has obtained the position of teacher in the school situated just south of ashburn mr john scott miss jean milton mr murray dunkeld and mrs dun- keld motored to blackstock on sun day where they visited with mr and mrs jas milton at cadmus a near suburb a shower tendered by a number of triends was held at the jones home balsam on friday evening tor mr and mrs ralph jones recent newly weds mrs jones was the former ruby annis of greenwood a social evening was enjoyed by the members of the local bowling club here on friday several outside teams also participating a similar gathering will be held this friday we understand a shower of lovely gifts was tendered saturdays bride and groom edna taylor and bud nor ton in the community hall here on thursday following the presenta tions the gathering joined in for an evening of dancing the new fire truck recently or dered by the trustees is now at the agents here being rated out with new tanks pumps etc the chemical outfit was shifted onto the new chassis from the old truck several weeks ago and already the new combination has made several calls mr oscar hutchinson who was removed to st michaels hospital a couple of weeks ago where he un dervent a very critical operation is according to the doctors report on monday progressing favorably al though no definite date for- his re turn home could lie given as yet mr and mrs s robbins of tor onto former residents of clare mont were in the village last week renewing old acquaintances mr bobbins was station agent here at one time and it is rumored the couple have considered taking up residence here imr d bacon who has taught in the webb school 5th concession for a number of years is leaving this neighborhood for sharon where he will work some fifty acres of land recently bequeathed him through the death of his father and will at the same time take over the teaching duties in a school near the temple village ave have reported some strange dancing every evening cedar beach musselmans lake animal combinations but miss addle j i coates has another to add to the books she has a goose mothering several ducklings the old girlhad no eggs of her own and so has taken on her family of orphans quite readily mr john neal of mount forrest visited recently with his niece miss florence beelby decoration day at claremont cemetery will be held on sunday july 6 rev mr daniels will give the address the united church choir and caremont band will assist loud speaker facilities are being arranged collectioii in aid of the cemetery fund will be taken on monday evening of this week mr john scott attended an execu tive meeting on the south ontario plowmens association at brooklin the match is scheduled for whitby township this year and if the com mittee are successful in making arrangements the exact place and date will be announced next week church service cancelled sunday owing to the decoration service to be held at the union cemetery this sunday the evening church service has been withdrawn during tho months of july and august the two local churches join to hold just one evening service in july the service will be held in the baptist church in the morning and in the unted in the evening rev walter daniels will fill the pulpit during the first month quiet wedding at parsonage a quiet wedding was solemnized at the united church parsonage here on saturday june 2sth when edna louisa taylor daughter of mr and mrs jas taylor was united in marriage with william bud nor ton and the late mrs norton of claremont rev i e kennedy per formed the ceremony irene taylor a cousin of the bride and douglas norton brother of the groom were the only attendants public school stuff reeiignscuy imiss hosie principal of the public school here who received a salary of s00 last year has been offered a renewal contract at 900 miss hosie had previously requested that her salary be increased to 1000 but we understand that she has verbally accepted the amount set by the board miss linton our other teacher has been increased from 750 to s50 and will be on the staff again next year in connection with the reengaging of these teach ers a number of citizens were on the verge of circulating a petition im ploring our trustees to rehire the staff forthwith aquatic stars perform at cedar beach show four of canadas topranking swimmers members of the mermaids club are shown here they are thelma armour doris gilard mary elizabeth mckee and margaret seoresone and all took part in the big red cross benefit show at imusselmans lake on the holiday to ozzie williams music for best results ship your cream to us the best way to keep your meat is in cold storage rent a locker 600 per year from the time you rent same stouffville creamery co phone 18601 open tuesday thursday and saturday evenings claremont rublic school promotion list onot in order of merit senior room grade 7 to grade 8 hon pearl pilkey megan beare thelma sanderson rec irving rolling grade 6 to grade 7 hon lillian redshaw lawrence norton pass bob ward bltke briscoe jean storey kenneth moriey douglas hinan grade 5 to grade 6 hon joan sanderson earl anderson dick ward velma binsted bill manion pass marion redshaw helen nor ton doreen pattenden rec gren- ville snodden irobert pattenden principal miss e b hosie junior room grade 4 to 5 hon jack wallace lillian binsted joe moriey gloria beverley georgina pilkey marion manion pass alex beaton bruce lehman johnnie anderson rec donald beelby elmer brooks grade 3 to 4 hon donnie man- jipri grant hardy wilfred moriey marion evans pass allan pilkey michael valentino carl norton grade 2 to 3 hon violet binsted joyce redshaw ivan beverley rec billy pattenden grade 1 to 2 bruce kennedy joan middleton angeline valentino dorothy brooks lyall brooks noreen snodden mildred ward clyde beaton keith carson teacher imiss lois e linton pretty church wedding here saturday brougham remember the date july lgth old timers entertainment in the hall sponsored by the firemen and womans institute proceeds for war work a draw will also be made for a cedar chest electric toaster and bag of flour miss wanda varneum of toronto spent a couple of days with her sister mrs d a beer imrs knapp and daughter visited her aun t and uncle l and mrs mathews last week mr and mrs wm gray jr have returned after spending a week end at st thomas and also attended the williams reunion at port stanley w j brown and family of toronto visited his parents t c and mrs brown on saturday miss dora matthews spent a few friends in tor- water rates can be charged in perpetuity days recently with onto miss mildred and imaster eric woodward spent a few days with friends in proton recently mrs sission and sons of halibur- ton nave taken up residence in the gannon apartment sorry to report mrs d stephen son confined to her bed again by illness mr and mrs wm tordiff mr and mrs harold tordiff and sons billie and bobby of barrie mr and mrs e l crocker of toronto mr rodger crocker of long branch imrs and miss taylor and mrs bran don of toronto were recent guests of l and mrs matthews a court decision handed down a few days ago is of particular inter est to the council and water users of stouffville it clearly indicates now that water rate arrears are chargeable against lands in perpe tuity county judge t m costello of goderich has ruled in a decision just handed down in which henry pierce jeweller was applicant and the public utilities commission goderich respondent the case was brought before court in the form of a motion on may 1 pierce purchased an old and unoccupied house from the mrs p j carey estate and on which 22 os water arrears were owing dating back 10 years he made appli cation to have the water turned on but the puc refused to do so un til the arrears were paid the applicant was not burdened with court costs however the judge ruling that in the interest of good civic management means should be found immediately to give the applicant the service held by the puc and the water was turned on inasmuch as the water rates by law is due for an overhaul this in formation concerning the right to charge current rates arrears to the property should be incorporated in the bylaw penalty for neglect to pay there may be occasions when it would be in the interest of the- town to hold a property responsible for the water service given to that property coal and feed cement tilefand salt s w hastings phone 169 stouffville a profusion of peonies delphin iums and orange blossoms formed a background for a pretty wedding solemnized in the united church here on saturday at 2 pm when stella katherine mccullough daugh ter or mr and mrs james mc cullough of claremont became the bride of james albert pickens son of mr and mrs jas pickens of toronto rev i e kennedy officiat ed the bride given in marriage by her father was gowned in white taffeta with fingertip veil and carried american beauty roses she was attended by imiss joyce mc cullough who was gowned in waive blue sheer over taffeta with match ing accessories and carried talis man roses the flower girl was marilyn kirk of renfrew wearing pink organdy and carrying a nose gay of sweet peas and roses mr john currie of toronto acted as best man the wedding music was played by miss gladys lehman of toronto while mrs allan speir also from the city sang o perfect love and because a brief reception following the ceremony was held at the brides home here and a dainty lunch was auction sale household furniture and real estate the following property belonging to the estate of the late mrs h h thomson claremont sat july 5th will be sold by public auction on j chesterfield mohair couch end table settee small stand small table electric lamp and shade electric table lamp eelectric radio stewart warriner dresser and wash stand iron bed springs and mattress 2 toilet sets good dining room suite complete 2 drop leaf tables good folding cot number of kitchen chairs bed room chair bedroom table quebec heater findlay stove g hole warming oven small heater stove dining room clock good dresser washstand bed springs and mattress bed room box and small table rocking chair and bedroom chair bed springs and mattress dressermedieine cabinet small table 2 good arm chairs single bed chest of drawers antique living room table wash stand rocking chair commode chair sewing basket looking glass rug 9x12 good quantity of carpet desk lamp victrola stool oil heater oil heater clothing hamper number pillows large oval mirror pictures parlor rug good small rugs electric plato electric toaster pots and pans complete quantity of good dishes complete lamp number fruit jars large table kitchen cupboard coal oil stove 2 ovens lawn mower garden tools complete iron pots pro perty including 7 room house antique standing mirror the property including corner lot 3 acres more or less 7 roomed house with electric lights water and cistern will be oficrcd subject to a reserve hid terms on chatties and prop cash sale at 1 oclock st a s farmer auctioneer each one of them a perfect bread to serve on your table each is so fresh and flavoury so even in texture and golden brown on the outside theyre all baked to perfection stovers breads are the result of two generations of skilled labor in perfecting the finest most wholesome loaves at prices all can afford potato cracked wheat brown buttermilk scone milk loaf double loaf all 9c delicious raisin loaf 13c the stouffville bakery bakers for two generations youll get more pleasure out of your motoring if you equip your car with these big safe longwearing marathons its a goodyear quality tire at a bar gain price drive in for service today we have your size served to some sixtylive guests coming from toronto ottawa ren frew london claremont port perry whitby and dundnlk the couple left on a honeymoon trip to muskoka the bride travelling in a rose crepe dress with pale blue rcdingoto and matching accessories on their return they will reside in toronto goodyear marathon for your best buy in tires see d f holden sons stouffville ontario