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the tribune stouffville out thursday october 9 1941 page seven claremont by staff correspondent claremont yisitor helped run down bismarck aboard canadian destroyer get your copy of the tribune at bakers store each week our repre sentative calls at the store each monday mr and mrs walter hollinger of cherrywood were sunday visitors with mr and mrs dave dawson mr and mrs oldfield and miss uluby of oshawa were visitors with mr and mrs bob dawson one day last week mrs c xi pattenden is confined to her bed suffering from a hip injury which she sustained recently in a fall mr fred lee of uxbridge was in town visiting on saturday mr and mrs dick johnson of tor onto visited over sunday with rela tives here mrs alt hayward of ardbeg has been visiting friends and relatives here in town several prizes in the holstein cattle list at markham fair went to norman linton mr alvin and mrs bushby of pickering visited his mother mrs j bushby on sunday mrs pattendens mother mrs sanders has been confined to the house through illness mrs borland is now able to be out again after bcs cn5nci to her home for some time through ill health rev and mrs ii woods of arthur ont a former baptist pas tor here called on friends here one clay last week mr and mrs w f hinchley of blmstead visited recently with the formers aunt and uncle mr and mrs tbos gregg the interschool field meet scheduled for brooklin last friday was postponed on account of rain but is expected to be run off this tuesday weather permitting a rumor circulating in the village to the effect that the corner store occupied by ernie bakers grocery has been sold is without foundation mr baker informed the tribune on monday of this week mr and mrs ferguson of lon don ont also mr and mrs dobson of manchester visited their sister mrs norman linton last week miss mary benson of toronto has been visiting here at the home of her father and mother mr and mrs si benson rev h wood a former baptist church pastor here over twenty years ago visited friends in this community last week miss clara neal of toronto spent the weekend with relatives in town mrs m tindall of altona has been visiting at the home of mr and mrs jas coates word has been received from collingwood that mr ed lewis brother who has been confined to the hospital there is slowly improv ing on sunday morning the world fellowship was observed in the united church their evening ser vice was withdrawn in favor of the anniversary service in the baptist church friends from here attended a birthday party last week for mrs john chapman at the home of her daughter in aurora mrs william profit the chapmans were former residents of the 4 th concession of uxbridge william dunns farm stock sale will be held on saturday of this week at lot 21 con tl pickering no 7 highway one half mile west of brougham the farm of fifty acres is also being offered the baptist church shed which was advertised for sale by the church board several weeks ago has been sold to bill taylor of cherrywood the building which has been up for quite a long period is seventy feet long and the lumber will bo used by mr taylor to erect a shed on his property it will be recalled that a disastrous fire swept the taylor barns last spring good clover yield ralph wellman threshed over two bushels of red clover to the acre last week from fourteen acres the total yield was thirtyfive bushels price on this years crop so far has been 850 per bushel new others for bvlf the last regular meeting of the baptist young peoples society saw the following officers elected for the coming term pres paul wellman vice pres miss jean ward treas miss gladys morley pianist miss jean morley escapes injury in motor mishap mrs robert holman of claremont narrowly escaped injury last week end when the car which she was driving was ditched on xo 7 high way as attempted to pass some cattle on the road in trying to avoid hitting any of the animals mrs hol man swung the car off the road the machine was badly damaged farm cluuiges tenants we understand that the chapman farm on the corner of the 4th con cession of uxbridge and the picker ing townline has been rented to a stouffville party the farm of go acres has been worked of late by george redshaw while mr and mrs will tindall have been occupying the house former pastors sou reported missing elmer mutton sou of rev mut ton a former pastor on the green wood circuit and now with the rcaf is reported missing in action overseas it is only a couple of years since the mutton family left the district and friends will learn this news with regret the boy re ceived much of his schooling here later graduating from the university of toronto may repeat red cross sale according to red cross officials here a second red cross sale is be ing proposed and would take the form of a wood sale ten cords are understood to have been offered already and further donations would be forthcoming if the proposed auction is arranged for the recent sale of goods will net the north pickering branch some 400 as an additional fifty dollars has been handed in since the auction injured in fall from pony imervin bunker young son of mr and mrs norman bunker suffered a dislocated elbow over the weekend when he fell from a pony which he was riding mervin we understand was attempting to escape being bumped into a tree at the time the accident occurred the particular arm affected has been broken on a previous occasion possibly the only veteran of the bismark incident to come this way has been visiting at the home of air and mrs alf pretty claremont for the past few days his name is foster denuison and he is a native of toronto foster who is scarcely twenty years of age went to england a year ago aboard one of the new corvettes placed in the canadian ser vice shortly afterwards he became a member of the crew of the hms saguenay doing convoy duty to iceland when the chase for the bismark got under way his ship was assigned to go along with a portion of the home fleet which included the new super battleship king george v we only got within sixty miles of her foster told the tribune when we were routed in another direction in order to lay down fake radio messages in an effort to confuse the germans when the saguenay join ed their flotilla again the action was practically over asked if he had run into any- trouble so far seaman denuison stated that up to date he bad not sighted a sub although they had dumped over many a depth charge just in case he is at present enjoying twenty- tight day leave which he said was sure welcome on one occasion dur ing the last year he did not set foot on land for thirty days we came into a port at newfoundland on this occasion after being out twenty- seven days we didnt get off even then as word came that fishing boats had sighted a sub off shore and we had to push off for three days more finally pulling in at halifax halifax isnt much of a place to look at but it was canada and it sure looked good to me he said pickering council agree to improve dunbarton road motorist threatens suit for damages sustained on township road 1300 a month lor pickering in warsaving drive fortyfive hundred dollars per month or the cost of a naval gun has been allotted to pickering twp for the forthcoming warsavings drive to commence in the township the first of november this allotment was disclosed on friday night at the meeting of the warsaving committee at brougham in an effort to further promote the campaign a war movie will be shown in the township hall on the evening of october 29th it was previously arranged to divide the township into twentytwo divisions to more easily facilitate canvasing dr n f tonilinson is chairman of the entire municipality the various divisions and their representatives are as follows the south south of a line drawn from the cherrywood section through brock road to the audley section the centre from white- vale and green river through brou gham to greenwood and kinsale the north from that line to the northern townline taking in all sections therein g f coates and r t doble of the pickering school are leading the south section hugh pugh whitevale and r alcwhlr- ter brougham the centre section and rev i e kennedy and rev walter daniel both of claremont the northern section these gentle men are known as subchairmen and secretaries respectively mrs- wiu dickinson buried at stoulfville cemetery members of a pioneer family and born at atha seventysix years ago mrs win dickinson passed away at her home in claremont on saturday the late mrs dickinson was the former ada condy a daughter of mr and mrs thomas condy with the exception of some twelve years spent in the village of tbornhill she spent her entire life in this district she was a faithful member of the united church and a methodist before union the late mrs dickin son was an ardent worker in the ladies aid and attended services regularly till failing health pre vented her from doing so a couple of years ago her gradual decline in health be gan with the loss of her eyesight two years ago she and mr dickin son marked their golden wedding anniversary- deceased js survived by three sons garnet of toronto harold on the 4th of uxbridge and douglas at home one brother thos condy is resident of claremont while a brother johnston condy and a sister jennie live in the west there are six grandchildren mrs milton harris of the markhampickering townline is a niece and messrs chris william and sam armstrong of stouffville are cousins the funeral on monday afternoon was held from the late home with interment in stouffville cemetery rev i e kennedy assisted by rev walter daniels conducted the ser vice at the home pallbearers were messrs john pallister dave dawson albeit mantle jas mccullough walter ward and fred pugh deputvreeve wins fair prizes deputyreeve heber down of pickering carried off two second prizes at markham fair en saturday the one on a three- yearold gelding and the other on a heavy draft team mr down tells us that this same team may possibly be seen in action at the forthcoming international plowing match to be held at peterboro reeve reesori axd world series ball star possible ktxfolk questioned by the tribune as to the possibility of his being related to pete reisor star centre fielder of the brooklyn dodgers baseball team reeve william reesor said that it was almost a certainty that they 1oth sprung from the same pennsyl vania reesors air reesor stated that although he had travelled that stretch of country where his ancest ors settled several years ago he had not encountered this outstanding member of the family ball player reisor covered himself with glory on sunday when he clouted the dodgers only home run to put the team ahead of the yankees in the fourth worlds series game a second petition from the rae payers on the spruce hill road dun- barton was placed before pickering township council at their regular session on monday and council have agreed to go ahead with the improve ment under the terms of an agree ment which provides for an expen diture of 1200 over a period of three years between thirtyfive and forty names were on the petition and these along with others not al ready signed will share with the township the cost of the road im provement on a forty to sixty basis road to become township responsibil ity at the end of three years accord ing to deputyreeve heber down who presented the petition only one resident on the road a air doricott is strongly opposed to the move in- cidently air doricott is owner of six lots fronting on the stretch to be improved a communication was received from john h remnier threatening the township with court action if alleged damages to his car suffered in an accident on the 4th concession were not paid for according to air remnier his wife was at the wheel of the car at the time the accident occurred the remmer car collided with a gravel truck lecause accord ing to the complainant roadside bushes obscured the vision over the travelled area of the road clerk donald beaton told council the matter was in the hands of the insur ance company a bylaw to regulate the speed limit in ciaremont drawn up and approved at the last meeting did not meet the approval of the department land was tabled again on monday along with a questionaire ask ing for more concrete reasons for i the proposed limit according to the department such limits are as a rule only applied because of density of population h j philip of lot 17 con 4 received 15 for one ewe killed by- dogs the annual bylaw setting down the grants for the various school sections was read and approved relief accounts for the past month totalled only 3137 road accounts passed amounted to 252522 sond the tribune to absent friends live poultry wanted turkeys chickens and hens highest market price paid de livered at our plant at whitby pickering farms limited just west of whitby on no 2 highway day and night phone whitby 336 straw there is a ready market now for your surplus wheat and rye straw take advantage of this present opportunity consult your local dealer or write promptly to hinde dauch paper co trenton ont ontario county magistrate retires magistrate col c f bick is re tiring from judicial duties at the end of november it was announced monday he has been a police magi strate in ontario county for 12 years and in east simcoe for eight years serving on the council hydro commission and school board at caiiniugton his interests have in cluded the cadet corps the boys brigade the horticulture society and the public library he has also been active in lacrosse lawn bowling and curling brougham paris auto supply auto wreckers complete stock of new and used parts accessories and tires for all makes of cars and trucks rebuilt ford a motors exchange 4500 richmond hill ontario phone sg airs p ai thompson of aurora visited her sister airs o wilson one day recently aliss e ai wallace of toronto called on her aunt airs t c brown on thursday last airs ai ellicott and daughter dorothy also airs wat ellicott had a business trip to toronto one day last week laiiss barbara alairs and alaster jack spent the weekend with friends in toronto sunday visitors with fred and airs aladill were fred and mrs dingman ralph and airs andrews and daughters clark and airs bunk er and daughters a b and mis kenneth aladill of roaches point airs storey alabel and armond also dora imatthews spent friday in toronto mr and airs donald alccullough and family visited air and airs ger ald harbron at pickering one day week the womans institute will hold their regular meeting on tuesday october 14th at the home of airs alanson ellicott a demonstration on whole wheat cooking will be given by the local leaders mrs geo wilson and aliss annie bayles mr and airs dean alairs and air and airs i matthews were guests of toronto friends on sunday thos and airs norton and family were guest at the frank ham home on sunday phone 1s102 and make a reser vation for your thanksgiving dinner to bo served on sunday october 12 at the village inn lesponsirmty the three main factors in providing the machines which will continue to improve farm operating and make it more profitable are closely interrelated and achieve the utmost in their functioning when properly correlated these three factors are engineering which by study and experi mentation conceives and develops the implement or machine to meet the immediate need or problem of the farmer manufacturing to produce in quantity and quality the machines developed so that they may be economically available to the farmers whom they were designed to assist distributing to sell with all the details which this includes and which in its broader sense implies the missionary work of introducing new developments so that the full possibilities en visioned by the engineer may be fully appre ciated by a sufficient number to provide the volume necessary to bring manufacturing costs down to a point that extends the benefits of the machine to the greatest number including also os it does the rendering of the necessary service to assure of the purchaser getting the utmost in satisfaction in the operation of his machine ond the furnishing of parts to keep it in operation during its lifetime with loss through breakdown reduced to a minimum it is evident that when these three functions ore coordinated under one management the success of each being entirely dependent on the success of the other ond the success of all being the responsibility of that management that each functions at its highest point of efficiency ono cannot blame for its shortcomings the actions of the others insofar as the customer is concerned there can be no buckpassing its an undivided responsibility masseyharris is proud of its engineering developments in the field of farm machinery over the century and has earned an enviable reputation for the character and quality of the goods it manufactures its own sales organization of exclusive dealers permits its farmer customer to deal directly with the company that designs and builds the machines it sells a company which stands behind its product with the highest kind of guarantee it has to be satisfactory and theres no divided responsibility masseyharris company limited dealing directii with farmers for almost 1 qo years