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the tribune stouffville ont thursday september 11 1947 m i ipb 3 i l i glaremont and district by staff correspondent b o p we hear that mr and mrs craig murkar are very busy in their new grocery recently acquired in the town of st- marys glad u learn they are building up a good busi ness in their line- mr and mrs john badgero were holidaying for few days recently at lake simcoe mrs john beelby visited in tor onto for a few days last week mr and mrs edgar ward and son keith visited on sunday at the local dealers madills store and overlards store 30e3020e30i10i10e crashes on brock rd home- of mr and mrs gordon rat- promising and should produce quite cliff stouffville an output depending on the earli- llrlfbadg mreked evaind loafled elevstor tuck mrs bunell mr and mrs thos stanbury have returned home from a visit with relatives here recently mrs thos benns spent a couple of days recently in toronto visiting with her daughters and two sisters and a brother claremont canning co expects to swing into operation some time this week the tomato crop looks quite mr and mrs david scott of fene- lon falls visited on sunday at the home of mr and mrs geo scott mr and mrs r s chambers are visiting at the home of their daugh ter and husband near london mr and mrs geo constable visit ed relatives in maple on sunday on sunday sept 14th rev jas taylor pastor of lxbridge baptist church will le the guest speaker in the baptist church here rev taylor is the moderator of the whitbyiindsay association mrs esther palmer and mr ira boyer are spending a few days at the home of her sister mr and mrs geo lee stouftville mrs duncan and children of newmarket have been visiting at the home of her mother mrs n sanderson mrs woodburn of tor onto was also a sunday visitor at the sanderson home the wedding was solemnized in st barnabus church toronto on saturday of edmund warden son of mr and mrs jess warden recently of claremont and miss dorothy muriel meed daughter of mr and mrs meed of toronto the bride given in marriage by her father was attired in white satin with lace insertion long veil the bridesmaids were dressed in blue and the flower girl in pink also the maidofhonor harold brooks from claremont acted as groomsman the couple are enjoying a honey moon trip to the muskoka district and on their return they will reside in toronto mrs warden mother of the groom who has teen ill in hos pital in toronto was able to be present for the reception following the ceremony others attending from outside points iaicluded morris and bill binstead mrs john kreiger of port colbourne airs wm jones lowbanks mr and mrs roy furry and son of port colbourne mr and mrs will palmer and miss ruth story were in barrie last week attending the funeral of the late bertram harold hoover a cousin of mrs palmer and miss story deceased was a son of the late mr and mrs amos hoover who resided in claremont district at one time later moving to walkerton the regular meeting of- the claremont institute will be held on wednesday afternoon sept 17th 230 pm members of the white e society will be the guests of local branch mrs brady dis- president will address the while mrs jackson and vruthers will contribute numbers the roll call wered by naming the eminent member in adies are asked to refreshments and ness of frosts friends around claremont will regret to learn that our wellknown citizen mr roy morgan is a patient in st boniface hospital winnipeg mr and mrs morgan had gone to winniieg to visit relatives there when mr- morgan fell ill friends will hope for his speedy recovery brougham congratulations to mr mails who is now in attending central teck luck to you jack messrs roy miller and jno devitt made a flying trip over the village one day last week we will be looking for some- fine pictures some of these days school reopened on tuesday morning with miss wilson of tren ton as the new teacher two new beginners freda philip and carol white were on hand to start the term mrs win ellicott is spending a few days in toronto with her sister mrs gordon mrs c hubbard returned home after a pleasant two weeks holiday at doe iake mrs b easton and mrs fred hicks were at toronto last week and took in the ex a number of friends and neigh bors met in the hall on friday even ing to honor a couple of newly weds mr and mrs rool miller the number of useful presents received by the young couple show hie high esteem in which they are held one man is in hospital m oshawa and another is badly bruised and cut following a crash on the brock rd just south of claremont near the 8th concession wid clark driver of farrs elevator truck suffered severe bruises and cuts and ja chipped heel when he plunged his truck into the ditch to avoid a collision with a car driven by armand stony doug coppins who was also a passenger in the truck received cuts and bruises both men had a miraculous escape as the cab of the heavily loaded transport was badly wrecked on leaving the road the truck crashed into both a tree and a tele phone pole and service along with claremont the pickering line was affected for some time until repairs i xc were made toronto bo vehicles were proceeding best of at the time of the mishap when according to the owner of the truck the stony car prepared to turn into the burton farm and the truck driver swung to the ditch to avoid a collision constable jack norton investigated the accident balsam miss marion disney has com menced her duties as teacher at cedar grove school mr donovon appleby at manchester school and mr thompson of manchester at balsam school mr frank disney and evelyn left tuesday for a trip to the west the wa will meet next tues day sept 16 at the home of mrs jas coates claremont sunday visitors at the jamieson home were mr and mrs john briggs of brooklin and mr and mis wm martin and xeil of orono sorry to hear that mrs 0 v shaw is in the oshawa hospital again we hope for a speedy re covery county protests paying lajax school costs protests a financial burdens created by the village of ajax arose ilast week as ontario county coun cil expressed its strong disapproval of paying secondary school costs for ajax at a special session the council passed a resolution introduced by i w h westney deputyreeve of pickering township stating tliat since the county receives no con tribution or taxes from the crown lands at ajax towards the costs of ajax pupils attending high schools collegiates and vocational training schools or for any other school costs and as the parents of such pupils are not assessed the council strongly protests the paying of such i costs for ajax pupils and that the school should look to the pupil for payment copies of the resolution are to be forwarded to the ontario minister of education and to the schools concerned mr westney pointed out that a similar resolution had been passed by the pickering township council which is called upon to pay one half of such educational costs payment of both pickerings share and that of the county had been made un der protest last year i can only repeat what i have said before w g manning de clared as he emphatically expressed his support of mr westneys mo tion it is not only secondary school costs which are borne partly by pickering township and partly by the county as a whole but there are illegitimate children we have to keep hospital bills and the various social services he said then if these people stay there long enough they will establish residence and we will have them to keep in the old peoples home it just seems to work one way he went on we pay everything and get nothing i think we should make our protest very strong we just seem to be ignored wwwwmi see pickering farms first if vou have flood chickens we are paying a special premium for chickens and capons of the heavier weights of good quality we also want your broilers liens and pickering farms ltd whitby 330 whitby night or day ontario editors mail we the trustees of claremont continuation school regret to have read the item in the last issue about the school area meeting on sept 15 we feel it gives a false impres sion to our ratepayers as to costs and advantages of the several pro posals at present under consider ation we hope that after sifting these propositions to be able to place an unbiased picture of all plans before our taxpayers at an early date we do not know where the form er notice originated but hope those who read it will reserve judgment until the facts are plain yours truly school trustees for claremont a giles chairman ed that the best method of getting results would be to refuse to pay them but the county clerk donald ruddy was of the opinion that the county would lie sued in that case thomas harrison of thorah urged that protests be made in the various local municipalities fred reesor port perry sup- immunization programme township of pickering september 1 947 this is an important notice for it concerns the health of your child every mother is interested in the health and happiness of her children if you have not had your child immunized you have failed to give him that protection which will ensure him health and happiness all infants over 66 months of age should be protected against whooping cough diphtheria and smallpox now- is your opportunity your own doctor will give your child the inoculation or he may be inoculated at any of the following schools choose the one that is nearest to you school balsam mt zion cedar creek claremont altona at ha 7th con green river whitevale brougham greenwood kinsale audlev brock rd cherrywood rouge dunbarton pickering baseline union pickering pickering phone pickering 98 r 4 the public health nurse for further information dr n f tomlinson medical officer of health 1st treatment time no 7 sept 15 100 pm no 13 sept 15 130 pm no 14 sept 15 200 pm no 15 sept 15 300 pm no 17 sept 17 100 pm no 16 sept 17 130 pm no 12 sept 17 200 pm no 11 sept is 100 pm no s sept is 200 pm no 10 sept is 300 pm no 9 sept 19 100 pns no 2 sept 19 130 pm no d sept 19 200 pm no- 6 sept 19 300 pm no 7 sept 22 100 pm no 3 sept 22 200 pm no 3 sept 23 100 pm no 4v sept 24 100 pm no 2 sept 24 200 pm no 1 sept 25 100 pm no 1 -sept- 25 200 pm no 4e sept 25 300 pm ported by blake annis of picker ing asked that the county council committee set up previously to take the matter up with the local mem bers of parliament cany on dont grumble too much about the heat just remember it is only fifteen weeks until christmas send the tribune to absent friends aaa ring rotary t fair t 1 7 ky draw rev w s whitcombe at whitevale sept 14 rev w s whitcombe ma is to be the guest preacher for the morn ing and evening services on the opening day of the new baptist church in whitevale mr whit combe is associate editor of the gospel witness and a professor in toronto baptist seminary and is well known in stouffville and the surrounding district through his ministry here in past years first baptist church in white vale where mr whitcombe will be ministering on sept 1lth is the new church which has been built under its pastors leadership by the faith and work of the members of its small congregation without attempting to solicit funds in any manner over 5000 has been given to complete the work and the new church opens its doors almost total ly free of debt the pastor rev a j heal came directly from 3i years service in the air force and previously minis tered in englehart ont public school roll shows big increase attendance at claremont public school is practically at the 100 mark os to be exact the trustees showed foresight in engaging a third teacher to handle an expected heavy influx of beginners miss j l thomson who was the new addi tion to the staff has forty in the primary grades mrs porters room has 2s and mr catherwoods room which includes the entrance class 30 these are the nineteen beginners ho entered the halls of learning the first just last week arthur ey edwin barkey mary beel- obby benson jackie con- dennis crittenden sandra jlen elson gordon john- loyst marie lynn ullough charlene mc- e middleton jovce redshaw ila red- or murray taylor in the contirua- tyeighl resents the weight of second supplies of western feed gkaivs will not be plentiful this coming season we therefore recommend the utmost conservation of feed when purchasing supplies feed will not be plentiful get em on the nest fall poultry specials its time to get your pullets and old layers back on the nests for fall and winter laying that means cleaning up the house checking ecuiipment getting a stock of purina poul try products extra eggs mean extra money a top feed of 3 to lbs of pur ina checkers per 100 birds at noon each day will gel you a lot of extra eggs we stock them set them here make the most of the fall laying season by feeding a purina lay ing mash come in and talk over the feed situa tion let us know what supplies you have on hand and we will tell you what you need this year it will be good business to lay in your feed as early as possible see us for both poultry and live stock needs rely on broiler chow for fast growth low feed con sumption jivabittty and top market quality see us today insecticide help kill poultry house insects wood preservative termite con trol use spray or brush- stiver bros ihsecticide hlpj kill poultry botuo iniecu wood preiorative ti alt control ui pray or brush u insect oh stouffville avwwwu