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the tribune stouffville oni thursday september 26 1946 x0e30e xoesoi o d o glaremont and district a o d o by staff correspondent a m local dealers mowders store and overlands store io l lonoc 3i0ei030i friends in ciaremont regretted to learn of the passing of howard mo- ihersill of kingston and a former resident here the late mr mother sill is survived by his wife one son and two daughters also two grand children deceased was employed at the former h g mclntyre plant here along with his son george while the family resided in ciare mont interment was made in os- hawa mr and mrs c a over1 land along with other friends at tended from this district mr and mrs morgan evans were in aurora on sunday for the occa sion of mrs john chapmans 92nd birthday miss harvey of oshawa visited with friends here last week mr and mrs everett hammond of brookhri visited in the village on sunday miss dorothy hockley also betty story of toronto visited over the weekend at their homes here on monday evening sept 30th an evening of song and music will be presented in the local baptist church by the salvation army broadview branch friends regret the sudden illness of mrs frank gostick who was re moved to toronto general hospital jast week mrs jaies grant of toronto vis ited over the weekend at her sis ters home mr and mrs jas bris coe congratulations are extended to mr and mrs chas clark of wind sor nee anna forsyth on the birth of a son mrs lonsdale and mrs conner have been holidaying with relatives in toronto cookstown and schom- berg mr and mrs chas emmingham mr and mrs thos empringham and allen were visitors at the jos empringham home mt zion on sunday mrs mills sr and mr and mrs w mills of toronto were visitors at the dave dawson home on sun day l w douglas of bobcaygeon was a visitor with mr and mrs c a ovarland on sunday mr overland was in erin a week ago attending the funeral of his aunt the late mrs mary pearcy who was in her 86th year the popularity of- the tribune as the local paper for ciaremont and district was well exemplified last week when counter sales in the village reach 90 copies this is in addition to the hundreds who take the tribune through the mail as regular subscribers mr and mrs morgan evans on sunday attended the birthday party held in honor of mrs harriet chapman aurora mrs chapman celebrated her 92nd birthday mr and mrsw evans and family spent sunday at the underbills in aurora the old annie is again the cause of mans downfall on monday mr bob redshaw while picking anples in the orchard on the old evans farm fell from the tree when the ladder sliriped he sustained a ra ther bad shaking up but it is hoped he will be all right after the shock is over ciaremont man meets tragic end cause of tragedy a mystery albert lee highly respected tragedy struck the village of ciaremont late friday night when albert lee lifelong resident of the community was found outside his home with a shot gun wound through the heart and lungs ac cording to information told the po lice the unfortunate man had on various occasions threatened to shoot himself but his remarks were never taken seriously by the house keeper however he is said to have said the same thing late friday night and shortly after went out side a shot was heard when mr richard cooper another occupant of the house ran out and found mr lee lying about 16 feet from the gun death must have been instan taneous son of thos lee of ciaremont albert spent all his life in the com munity and was well thought of he had been emploved for 15 years by the township of pickering and at time of his death was operating a towhshi- truck he was a good workman and gave excellent satis faction to his employers the funeral on monday was large ly attended service being conduct ed by rev i e kennedy assisted by rev l wenham interment was made in ciaremont cemtery brougham hard time to fill teaching staff ciaremont continuation school has experienced diflicutv in securing a teaching staff and mrs k laush- way principal is carrving on alone at the moment mr wolfe who joined the stair this year resigned shortly after school onened to take a position with the imperial oil co despite the reduced staff school is held as usual mr john david son of greenbank was engaged but just prior to taking on his new duties mr davidson was taken ill so that the school is still short- handed we understand the sug gestion has been made that the students be transported to stouff ville for the time being and that mrs laushway could carry on with the stouffville staff the idea was said to be aceptable to stouffville board and principal but no defin ite word is forthcoming as to whe ther such a plan will materialize faces charge over unemployment fund charged with obtaining unem ployment insurance by making false statements william a knox of brougham came up for hearing at whitby last week and the case was remanded until this week after considerable evidence had been heard the government was prose cuting the case there were ave charges of the indictment in which claims were made that between september 1945 and april 1946 the accused had drawn unemployment insurance while he was operating a general store in brougham investigators gave evidence that knox had made an application for unemployment benefits and had received cheques covering the weekly amounts they also showed that knox had a license to buy un employment insurance stamps as an employer and their subsequent investigation showed that he had been owner of a general store in brougham defence witnesses knox his wife and his son said that the accused had purchased the store as a busi ness for his son then in the army and soon to go overseas they further stated that knox who had been employed at ajax previously had left the managment of the store to his wife had only helped occasionally with the business and had taken no money from the con cern in fact the evidence given was that he had paid the taxes and mortgage interest out of his own funds the case gives rise to the unfair ness of the unemployment insur ance many people were made to pay this insurance at ajax who had no hope of gaining any benefit from the payment people like house wives and elderly men who were retired from work but had gone to ajax to help out in an emergency it was generally understood that there housewives and others would draw a percentage of their pay ment when unemployed sound opinion is that they never should have been assessed in the first place of course this opinion is no reflection on the brougham case whatever weekly circulation of the bune is over 2600 copies tri- buckwheat wanted contact us for best prices reesors marmill ltd phone 96 markham inoi tonoi 30e30i ice30i xoe3c selfserve groceries now at the ciaremont meat market delivery in goodwood on thursdays ciaremont ontario telephone ciaremont 3501 miss eleanor and master kenneth beer of toronto spent the weekend with their grandmother mrs t beer mrs wm burton and daughter mary of detroit returned to their home last week after a pleasant holiday with friends around here mr and mrs brodie also dora margaret and donald and mrs brodie sr all of gormley called on mr and mrs m hamilton on sun day mrs d s witter and daughter joan of montreal mr and mrs e l crocker and mrs r w witter of toronto called on mrs l matt hews one day last week mr and mrs w ellicott and daughter of toronto spent sunday wiih his parents wm and mrs ellicott miss hazel hamilton and miss lynde carswell of oshawa spent a few days last week with walter and mrs hamilton mrs lemon also mr and mrs w slack were at ashburn on satur day attending the wedding of the latters niece miss mary lvnde and mr donald h finder of whitby mr and mrs p forsythe of markham called on mrs t c brown one day last week mrs w knox who is training at the oshawa hospital spent the weekend at her home here miss bfeulah hamilton of new- castle and miss dorothy harlock of stouffville spent the weekend at their homes here rev mr totton representing the lords day alliance was guest speaker in st johns church on sunday last mr totton was a former minister on this circuit when services were held in the methodist church here mrs thos robertson was in tor onto on thursday afternoon attend ing the funeral of a friend the late mrs midgley of greenwood mrs g- philip entertained a niece and other friends from toronto on sunday mr and mrs l johnston are get ting settled in their new house this week we welcome mrs johnston and allan to our midst after spending some time in toronto mr jas smith also mrs gordon smith of south dakota are visiting with the formers sister mrs t c brown it is seven years since he visited this his home district al though eightysix years of age he is still hale and healthy miss sewell rn of meaford who is assisting mrs rhoten as ph nurse in this district has spent the last couple of weeks with mrs l matthews institutesplan for 50th anniversary gktenwood carol mcvey of toronto spent the weekend at the llovd pegg home congratulations to mr and mrs week a native of pickering town- g wilson of mt zion who cele- jship she won the prize on iabor brated their fortieth anniversarv miis hakkikt thalmax has 93rd birthday mrs harriet chapman aurora celebrated her 93rd birthdav last the50h anniversary of the found- 1 day for being the oldest lady on ing of womens institutes will be the grounds at the canadian legion celebrated at a day of special cere- j celebration a member of aurora monies to be held at the ontario tnited church she has resided in agricultural college guelph on june is 1957 and a special commit tee of the federated womens insti tutes of ontario is working on ambitious plans for this historic event the theme of the celebration will be we treasure the past we face the future it is the hope of the fwio that womens insti tute members all over the province will start to plan now to attend and make their 50th anniversary a memorable occasion the first womens institute was started at stoney creek ontario on february 19 1s97 from this little village the idea has spread until now womens institutes or sister organizations are found all over the world to commemorate the founding of the womens institutes an adelaide hoodless scholarship fund is to be built up mrs adelaide hoodless the founder of the movement was keenly interested in the education of rural women in the art of home- making and the fund in her honour will be used to help finance rural girls registering in the home econ omics courses at the ontario agri cultural college aurora 33 years since the death of her husband she is in full posses sion of her faculties and has a remarkable memory for her age two daughters mrs william profit and mrs george wilson and a son perry reside in aurora mrs arthur storey snowball is another daughter a family reunion was planned for sunday aurora era last thursday the hydro men are putting in poles on the school road a number have had their buildings wired for some time there will not be any sunday school or church service this coin ing sundav on account of the an niversary services at mt zion at 11 oclock in the morning and 730 in the evening ross disneys new cement block garage is nearing conmletion we understand that mr kbeelby has sold his farm to a mr graham of the baseline fall sales selling well best holstein cow in the sale sold for 140 at the william slack estate sale on the pickeringuxbridge townline east of stouffville last thursday afternoon heifers went at 55 each and an aged mare sold for 60 a sow and ten pigs brought an even hundred and a sow and nine pigs sold at 90 chunks of pigs 50 to 60 pounds realized 23 each mixed grain went at s28 per ton and oats 45c a bushel total sale reached close to the 4000 mark mrs slack who has sold the farm is taking up residence at goodwood mr billy base entertained about twent of his friends to a corn and weiner roast last thursday evening it was held on the three acre lot re cently purchased b- ed boniface from les mccullough a good time was had by all immunization program township of pickering sept 30th to oct 8th preventable diseases diphtheria whooping cough scarlet fever small pox yet 800 childrens lives were lost last year in canada increase in diphtheria cases parents inquire about reinforcing dose provincial pepartment of health outlines the procedure for prevention of diphtheria 1 infants 6 to 12 months of age should receive a full course of diphtheria toxoid 2 at the age of is months this child should receive a reinforcing dose 3 another reinforcing dose should be given before the child enters school 4 again at the end of a 3 to 4 year period the reinforcing dose should be repeated your own doctor will give your child the inoculations to prevent these diseases or he may be inoculated at any of the following schools by the medical officer of health dr x f tomlinson choose the school that is nearest to you sept 30 oct 1 oct 2 oct 3 oct 4 oct 7 oct s balsam mt zion cedar creek ciaremont altona atha 7th con green river whitevale brougham greenwood kinsale audley brock rd cherrywood rouge dunbarton base line pickering pickering unoin union pickering no 7 100 pm no 13 130 pm no 14 200 pm no 15 230 pm no 17 100 pm no 1g 130 pm no 12 200 pm no 11 100 pm no 8 200 pm no 10 300 pm no 9 100 pm no 2 130 pm no 5 200 pm no 6 300 pm no i 100 pm no 3v 200 pm no 3 100 pm no 2 300 pm no 4w 100 pm no 4e 230 pm no 1 300 pm no 1 345 pm no 1 345 pm samuel h jones dies in 82xd year the death occurred in pickering township on thursday sept 19 1946 of samuel h jones in his 82nd year beloved husband of the late sarah hortop and father of alma mrs j palframn sudbury muriel mrs h pugh of dublin gladys mrs e bock grant of ottawa and edward of pickering township funeral took place from the fam ily home at lot 7 con 8 pickering on sunday afternoon for interment at salem cemetery draws time for brooklin crash treading guilty before magistrate fsebbs to a careless driving charge william c harding brook- lin was fined 25 and costs in court at whitby the charge arose out of a collis ion at the junction of no 12 and no 7 highways at brooklin on august 31 when accused collided with a car driven by james mc donald pickering causing injuries to the latter his wife and child damages to each auto was estimat ed at approximately 200 the injuries were not serious stated r d humphreys kc act ing for the accused mcdonalds wife has made a complete recovery hardings father runs a garage and all claims will he settled the defence submitted that in stead of stopping at the inter section accused turned north through a filling station driveway and in going over the curb his foot slipped off the brake and on to the accelerator thereby throwing the car into the path of mcdonalds machine i ask the court to take consider ation of the fact that accused is only 20 years old and has served four years in the army concluded mr humphreys danforth bus lines daily 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38w feeds feeds ve solicit your patronage for poultry hog and dairy feeds western oats and barley whole or chopped and delivered salt a carload of fresh salt in large or small cakes binder twine binder twine and rolled roofing ciaremont ontario phone 38w excello hog rations to meet the demand for a lower protein hog ration straight feeding exceli0 hog grower and excello hog finisher are meeting with splendid favour with hogmen everywhere these two ecell0 rations work in with the marmill feeding plan nursing and weanling pigs require a higher protein content in rations as is provided in marmill piggy starter pellets and by marmill 17 pig ration at 60 lbs weight pigs have a sufficient start to change to excelloo hog grower and at 140 to 150 lbs again change to exceli0 hog finisher continue until marketed these rations supply all the essentials for growth and most economical gains per pound of feed consumed central feed store stouffville ph 277