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s59glg ls- vjo ioi by staff correspondent la ve 10 pi nl m la sa n v lf- amr-lvdavid- scott and family f rv oshawa have been visiting during ifc the past week- at the home of his mother and- father mr and mrs l wffl scott mr- and mrs gordon scott were also visitors here a- mr- and mrs john pallister of altona visited on sunday jvith mr land mrs jas coates the ladiescircle of the baptist church will entertain the mission band to a picmc on the lawn of the parsonage on july 21st vmr andmrsl bradbury of ux bridge and family visited at the home of mrs lonsdale and mrs conner on sunday mrs frank cooper spent a cou ple of days in toronto during the past week mr risebrough from manitoba has been renewing old acquaintan ces here during the past week he was a former resident here before going west miss ilne cooper of toronto has been having a weeks holiday at her home here x store and overlands store l sj -8- ki bi h ki i se t gcv ni y sta ru lif ir loao ioe v v shf phlv oil -i- jol i s1ct peis lyl- there will be no prayer service in the united church this week owing to the union picnic on thursday mr and mrs floyd coates from 7 toronto and mis john coates visit ed relatives in uxbridge on sunday mr taylor of milwauki us visi ted at the home of his cousins mr and mrs jas taylor last week c a overland has brightened up his home and store with acoatof paint mr jas briscoe has been v the artist and mis roy thompson and family of tweed have been visiting at the frank loyst home i friends will be sorry to learn that the infant son of mr andmrs vr strickland hasbeen removed to the sick- childrens hospital for treatment v mrs gleeson has returned home from holidaying at ballydown beach t simcoe mrs m wilker accompanied hereon the trip mr and mrs c a overland were hosts on sunday to no less than eighteen of their relatives wtiich was quite a houseful gathering 1 included mr and mrs studebaker missuborbthystudebaker and mr kenshortrtorontomrand mrs peter little and son michael tor onto mr and mrs robertson and two daughters weston mrs morn- son sister of mrs overland from vegerville alta mrs voutilher and daughtetstiom edmonton ffi j about thirtyfive adults and child- iii i ren gathered at greenwood park on ih v j thean- a nuarwomens institute picnic al- 5- though thetparty left claremonfm the rain- the sun was shining when they arrived atthe park there were games jandsports all and supper if remained inthe evening for the baseball game be tween claremont and greenwood slyf j dr n f tomlinson and mrs sfi tomlinson and family are holiday- iw product is intended foi- localcon- sumpuonvsomemarketsare pay ing 20 perhundredandlliogsare rollingin car loads- in the direction of the big money ai v of course one can be realistic but shortsighted enough to argue that this is a good thing for hog raisers why should anyoneassociated with the agricultural industry complain vv w z tijirii ti t the agricultural industry complain pleasant valley louis bromj rouing to the market fields lifelong v experience on an ohio farm ten lears to alamein by the wellknown correspondent mat- thewhalton who saw the early beginnings of the nazi tide in 1933 is m thd sui sai thl- thl em lei 9 fivi- 3afi thf la gordon morley roaf has returned after three years over seas as a radio operator with a ground crew he went overseas in march 1942 and for a time was sta tioned in england on ddayjie went in with the troops through normandy and into gei many he had reached celle in germany be fore turning back mr and mrs fred morley his patents were re cipients of many souvenirs of the countries he had visited gordon was well known in claremont and the village people are glad to see him back miss matilda sellars 43 of tor onto was fatally injured inan acci dent which occurred on sunday af ternoon when two cars collided at thesideroad intersection at green wood hill miss sellars was passenger in a jcar driven by john armstrong of ajax and died within a few min utes following the impact she was given first aid at the scene by dr w baldwin july 28th until august 14th mr and mrs henry johnston were visitors in richmond hill and toronto during the weekend and enjoyed a boat tiip to hanlans pt and queenston the peas are ripening fast in this locality where 215 acres are being grown for the green river vinery operated for thevancamp co the company considers this one of their nnestareas and have taken all pos sible precautions to protect the crop only recently pea fields at vale weredisinfectedby airoplane the plane flew six to ten feet above the ground on the farmsof frank lee and r n armstrong the van camp company paid twothirds of the cost of such spraying s according to constable jack irvine of pickering the armstrong car wasproceeding north when it i tvtus help others to pull through the rtininrt auto very critical period of nine months that pays the highest price that is a crass materialistic point of view and uvthe end damaging to canadas reputation and to the bacon industry throughout this war canadian agriculture has done a magnificent job and secretly hog rairas have felt abit proud of the fact that they were doing some thing to help britain during the great cris jhe need hasnot abat ed yet jcahadiaiis have fought and died to liberate the people of eur ope from theigerman yoke undejr which it must be admitted they were getting something to eat now that the war is over and won bri tain has reduced her bacon ration in order to feed the hungry people of europe many of whom will starve to death during the coming winter if- the surplusproducing countries do not sliare their food supplies with jiog production down this year to the extent of 2 million head the best we can do is to shorten our own very generous diet and collided with a westbound my ii ml ing in muskoka i of the claremont library take note that the library will be closed for holidays froni saturday trait sketch by emil ludwig new books in library verdict on india beverley ni chols spent a year travelling through the country he was a guest at the viceroys palacea visi tor in a peasants hut sharing t his quarters with some goatshensand a bullock and a patient in a hospit al with four murderers for lnscom- panions veidicton india is his report s god is my coeilot col robt l scott i wmgs of the morning the bio graphy of mark brown a young canadian who died fighting over sicilyin1941 i f i mackenzie king a buef por- dk olx township of uxbridge destroy all noxidus i i iff- i hawkwevd wildlettuce docks- wild mustard stinkweed avhite cockle poison ivy spurges- bladder campion sow thistle tumblingweed t bindweed common milkweed canada thistle common burdock pepper grass common ragweed russian thistle jcinquefoils wild carrot dodder chicory oxeye daisy blueweed hv v 7the weed control act says- vjft 2 iv t clause 5 z ie very occupant of land on if the land is undecupied the downer shall destroy all weedsr designed noxious by the regulations as often in every year as is sufficient to prevent the ripening of theirseeds l r v clause 23 ff person who contravenes any of the t provisions of this wactor refuses to obey- any lawful order of s inspectotfgiven under authority of this act shall incur a penary of not less than 1000 normore 5000 for everysuch offence weeds haverno place in a progressive township dnvenby kenneth carson of pick ering twp neither of the two men was hiirt although the impact is said to have driven the one machine some distance up on- to the parson age lawn of rev mcvey police say an inquest is likely pickering steps up pay for weed catting pickering township council in special session on monday evening closed a contract with a construc tion co for the erection of a new bridge to be built on the 1st con cession atlot 32 at a cost of 1720 25 the floor area will be 30x20 with abutments extra it was also decided to increase the rate per hour being paid for man team and mower from- 75c to 90 cents and to make it known that every farmer is urged to take ion this work thus helping to meet the weed menace in a definite way little jigs l0 pigsjiave theirups and downs but at present they are mostly up down in- addington county sellers are asking as high as9 but here in york and in the environs of stouffviue a dealer sold nine small porkers seven weeks old for 10 each jast week thepurchaser said that so iongas pork sold liveweight at last weeks price of better than 21 percwt he could stiumake money out of the littiefellows when they had their- growth it apparently farmers are rushing into hogs again since there is pro mise of a stiff market for quite a long timer concerning the higher price and the hog situation the farmers ad vocate says x v sooner or later the governmen- will have to answer some very pointed questions regarding the dis appearance of hogstiricanada and the regrettable diminutionin the volume 61 our bacon exports offi cials have calculated that packers can pay up to 1775 per hundred toronto basis for liogsintendedfor export bacon and when more than that is paid lit is obvious that the to a year our behaviour now will be re membered in the years to come it will be remembered when we are trying to secure a large share of the british bacon market when again there is plenty of product and stom achs are not so empty charge dismissed as accused bkixgs witnesses i guess thats the answer com mented magistrate f s ebbs as each of the three witnesses called by the accused george matthews claremont identified the documents produced in court as the orders they had given matthews to get beer and liquor for them as they were busy on their farms matt hews who t charged with hav ing a number of liquor n permits other than his own in his posses sion had been arrested early on the morning of july 6 svhen found drunken his truck in oshawa the charge of having liquor permits illegally was dismissed by his wor ship i admitting that he had too many drinks and had done the wrong thing in starting for homethat night rather than remaining f in oshawa matthews declared that he had legitimately secured thefour cases of beer and two jaottles of liquor found in his possession for threeneighbors called to the stand each of the three men inquestion messrs h spang- roybarrick and evefettj hockley identified the books as their property t ordersasthosetheyhad given to matthews improvement loans under the barm improvement loans act a farmer may now borrow on special terms to buy agricultural implements livestockor a farm electric system and for fencing drainage repairs to buildings or other farm improvements this bank is fully equipped to make loans to farmers under the provisions of this act consult the manager of our nearest branch 3he canadian blstk p0mmerge stoufeville branch ag thompson manager m jrii ajjtw tmuibd jr- islv s r r nid ji c i l a jrjv 0jlo iu xijiuu sji 4 t f i v proclamation in accordance with our usual custom and the wishes of a large number of our business men iherebyprbciaim f august civic holiday 6th for the yillage of stouffviue and icall upon allbusiness places and others whocando soto observe thesame v v auv nolan reeved t brougham gleati tue utay do your share to prevent their spread t w to g cassie weed inspector il i township of uxbridge w rfi for live poultry js i pksn9lticewiarejpatfagthe following- prices for 7torgradbligfowl4to51bi y 22c lb oi miss ethel brodie of toronto visitedmrs geo philip one day re cently mr and mrsl e baker of mon- trealare guests of mr andmrs j gillman- v miss- margaret burton of detroit is spending a few days with her sister mrs m hamilton and other friends miss bnrbara mairs is holidaying with her grand parents mr and mrs d dawson of claremont mrl frank carter and family have moved to their farm home a mile west of the tillage mrs n deeger was rushed to oshawa hospital on friday when she underwent an operation for appendicitis hermanw friends wish her a speedy recovery air and mrsuwillson of toronto visited mrs beeron- sunday dance t- i l at east side musselmans- lake every saturday also every wednesday during july and august r 4 popular and old tyme music good prizes yl mlnt6sh 64 s management at claremont monaug6 f v w builders supplies s we have a good supply xif asphalt roofingandtcedar shlnglesigi vjuffuirfesr-rij4- poultry feed chopaidlwholejgrainafc- ppultryj feeds molasses fencing iron fench posts surge milking claremont phofte 98w claremont meat market ovlatoes 2 tins for 25 cents v fresh and cured meats fresh fish every thursday have our truck call on you in goodwood and district on wednesdays y ft h fa j slither land phone 1808 claremont aoxaob aoi sand ao f rzsr- choicestsandandgravei for your cement- work7delivered to your job nitons 49tf phone 700 or rllx iaoesbaoabc mr andmrsmarshallvoung also mrs pfouse of toronto weretecent guests of mrs i geo philip the members of the wms are entertaining the baby band on the church lawn on thursday after noon next w j and mrs brown of toronto spent the weekend with his mother mrs t c brown j- the wms held their regular meeting on thursday afternoon at mrs barclays among other items of business plans were made for a reunion picnic j0 be held on the grounds of mrs geo philip in aug mrs drynan of toronto favored the gathering with a solo lunch was served mr and mrs roy carter of green river visited mr and mrsalbert gray on sunday russel philip from buffalo is at his home here due tothe serious illness of his mother mrs thos philip sr igeeftwor j the rain of saturday and sunday has held up haying if ofa few days with fall wheat- ripening itlobks as though the harvest will be here before haying is completed mrs w gee of toronto visited with relatives here last week and took in the wa picnic which everybody seemed to enjoy in spite of the threatening ram mrs bfaikof toronto is spend ing a few days at the home of her niece mrs mcvey lou and mrs blakely and son are spending their holidays at the home of fred and mrs byers mrs a rogers and brother rich ard wilson of brookhn visited with mrs percy wilson and leslie on sunday afternoon t apples- in this vicinity seem to be scarce on the trees pro bably something will come along that will take their place shop the modern way a- better krust pastry ifloiir 24s 75 combination offer r tfelrirrliwrylwrtbagr hillcrestyahilla bzubh f both for 29 babbittfscleonser 2 tins i r 09 pure orange marhidlade24 ox jar r 27 cla rks tomatolsoup 31 ojox tins 20 e p smiths grape juice116 ozibtl 23 carload groceteria we deliver c vphowe 280 whyhdalys jus- nai ak yoargncarrar imvxi t