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the tribune stouffville out thursday march 4 1948 glaremont and district local dealers madills store and overlands store use of township equipment by ratepayers brings hot debate in pickering council by statf correspondent surely the march lion will assure us of an early spring i the high school commencement will be held in the community hall on thursday and friday evenings of this week a light case of scarlet fever is reported in the village the goodfellowship cfoss will hold its monthly meeting at the home of rrv anc kennedy on tuesday evening march 9th all married couples are very cordially invited meeting starts at s30 sharp ment trucks loader grader mulch uons of dus laver had been order mrs borland returned from the f l teainvte uni th brunner mond co and hospital recently where she had f f three mem- a ncauon stated that forty been having special treatment or council with the further- couui be fwpp wlth possibly the past couple of weeks we wish a la r for her a complete recovery puonm an emergency unerai re accounts passed for i oi ompriiinoh i num j- i ment amounted to 2o030 mis rawson entertdinea a num- jjers sayso would suiuce propose ber of ladies last tuesday at her ed bv deputyreeve meewen start- 1 home in honor of mrs kirby who ecl a lengthv debate on monday has made many friends since com- a motion that no township equip- pay- ing to the community the womens missionary society of the united church will hold their easter meeting in the sunday school room on thursday march 11th at 230 pm mrs f loysts group will be in charge of the pro brougham mrs davis pastor of peoples afternoon during the regular ses sion of pickering township council 1 agree said councillor frank disney that our trucks should church at crystal beach has been compete with private truckers when i visiting with her sister mrs w e we only pay a s2 license fee holtby during the past week the township shouldnt gravel mrs harvey sr spent a few days i private lanes stated dr meewen last week with friends in toronto gram the study book will be taken y were as at the nomination mr and mrs f ritchie and fam- by mrs x sanderson all ladies are me if our equipment was ever ilv who have been staying with his cordially invited to attend sed for private parties and we i parents moved to toronto where greenwood the wms meets this thursday afternoon at the home of mrs oscar raine at 2 oclock the wa will meet on mar 11th in the basement of the church where a quilt will be ready to work at mr and mrs james brooks re turned on wednesday from a visit with friends in montreal and pres ton miss marjory byers was off duty a few days last week with the flu the euchre party in the school was very well attended and every one had a good time first prize winner for the ladies was mrs c mctaggart and for the men les wilson the consolation prize mrs j wannop and mr stone mr don linton is employed with the hydro line that is being erected to the south of here miss m brown and mr glen eastwood visited with c and mrs mctaggart last sunday afternoon the brooks family visited with mrs keddel in the city over the weekend hardy miss donna wilson gave 2 pi3no selections and there were recitations by mrs hugh michell a duet by mrs pegg and ida grav the movies by mr moorehouse of the natural bird sanctuarv of erindale were beautiful- the prizes were oldest gent c plaxton oldest the baptist ladies held a quilting said no it was out right then and bee in the sunday school room on we didnt know it said councillor february 21th and their regular monthly circle meeting of which mrs evans ward is president milt burk 1 agree with the doctors motion on the township trucks but not the we congratulate frank h west- maintainer or loader said reeve westney what are you going to do with fill if you dont need it asked councillor disney what harm is there putting it on a farmers place if he wants it and you dont need it it shouldnt be done replied dr meewen i dont agree with dr meewen said councillor clare balsdon the road superintendent should be able to look after this matter without a council meeting you cant let one have the use of the equipment and not another reiterated the deputyreeve i his equipment cost a lot of money and if the road works done that should be done there isnt any time to be doing work in farmers lanes said dr meewen when the motion was put to a vote it was declared lost when it gained the full support of only two members of council deputyreeve meewen and councillor milt burk councillor frank disney submitt ed a modified form of the same re solution but this was not voted on to share in fines pickering township recently reached an agreement with the at torneygenerals dept whereby they would share in fines collected in county court from violators of the provincial liquor laws and a court statement was tabled at motv days meeting setting forth the share of fines received for 1917 the total amount collected in fines was s300 of which the township will re ceive s1s0 a formal notice was received from the school board of pickering village asking that the board be dissolved in anticipation of the newly proposed enlarged high school area mr heber down petitioned coun cil for a grant for brooklin fair board and council agreed to give s30 for this purpose a request will be forwarded to the unemployment insurance com mission asking for exemption from unemployment insurance for the townships fulltime employees of whom there are fourteen there are five parttime employees the resignation of j l pegg member of the pickering game re serve was tabled by presidentsilas toole and his recommendation of lome jones to fill the vacancy was accepted a communication calling for a meeting of all municipalities re garding lakeshore erosion in tor onto on march 10th was received without action searboro collegiate have inform ed ontario county that the time may be coming when they can no longer accommodate county stu dents and this information was passed on to pickering council on monday the university fire brigade at ajax has agreed to service township properties adjacent to ajax at the rate of s10 per fire which is thf same rate paid to township brj gades road accounts passed for pay ment amounted to 100128 road supt roy ward revealed that sixty ney upon his reelection to the board of the maple leaf insurance co at their recent annual meeting frank has been a careful and credit able member of this popular farm ers company mr and mrs gordon gregg motored from their home in northern quebec a distance of 450 miles to spend a few days last week with his parents mr and mrs david gregg and family miss jean gregg of toronto also spent the weekend with her parents at the regular meeting of picker ing township council on monday the annual bylaw was oassed sett ing forth the names of the members constituting the board for clare- mont community hall and park they are fred ward jack ntorton frank barclav roy ward john fuller a 1 sutherland bud spang don hedges and robt madill milt burk and frank disney were the two councillors appointed to the board it is expected that jack norton will fill the position of chairman william mumlell 91 mr wm mundell who has been in ill health for some time passed away at the home of his daughter mrs kilpatrick in toronto last friday the late mr mundell was in his 91st year the husband of the late e mundell and father of jennie mrs b f kilpatrick and john mundell the funeral came from toronto on monday afternoon for interment at claremont ceme tery the late mr mundell was well and favourably known in the community having farmed for a number of years east of the village later he retired to the village where his wife and after a few years a daughter mrs mighten predeceased him he moved to toronto in 1911 with mr and mrs kilpatrick who supplied the surrounding district with meat for about a quarter of a century francis albert daipon peterborough feb 27 francis albert daltoh 271 dalhousie st died thursday after a lingering ill ness he was born in uxbridge son of the late benjamin dalton and mary ann robson and resided for many years in the city where he was employed as cabinet maker for the peterborough canoe co he is survived by one son ben jamin f of toronto three sisters mrs matilda pickett and mrs rhoda ball both of uxbridge and mrs prtirilla sollitt of this city a brother john lives in uxbridge and another brother david in oshawa his wife the former lorotta breckon predeceased him he was a member of the bethany tabernacle the funeral service was held on saturday at 2 pm robt g kitchen of bethany tabernacle officiated and burial took place at little lake cemetery he has secured an apartment nearer to his work the many friends of mr frank hamilton are sorry to hear he has been sick and is now confined to his bed we all hope for a speedy recovery messrs w c willson m annis and f barclay are at whitby at tending jury mr and mrs alex gray and sons visited on sunday with his brother albert and family mr and mrs frank hood of val- entia visited his sister mrs lem- mon on wednesday afternoon the march meeting of the w in stitute will be held in the township hall on tuesday afternoon mar 9 mrs norton convener of historical research will be in charge of the program roll call to be an irish joke hostesses mrs m harlock mrs b ritchie mrs d mairs mrs w ellicott and mrs w hamilton mrs c devitt was at green river on friday evening attending the social rally of the union sunday school and also the opening of their new s school room in grays hall a very enjoyable evening was spent by all present mrs devitt was an expupil of this sunday school brougham firemen answered a hurried call on friday afternoon to the new building being erected by john white where a barrel of tar became ignited the fire was extin guished with little damage the brigade was called to squelch a blaze in a brooder house at the roy carter farm fortunately there were no chickens in the building at the time of the outbreak mrs m lemmon who suffered a serious heart attack recently was removed to stouffville hospital on wednesday afternoon her many friends wish her a speedy recovery mrs carl devitt intends spending a few days this week with her son bill and other friends in toronto and also to attend the kiwanisi musical festival held in eatons auditorium master john harvey is slowly recovering from an attack of flu the february meeting of st johns wms auxiliary was held at the home of mrs t norton on thursday afternoon feb 26 with the president mrs m ellicott pre siding the meeting was opened with hymn 252 followed by the lords prayer in unison mrs geo duncan read the scripture reading found iii john 1 526 the minutes of the last meeting were read and approved in the business period plans for the easter thankofrering were discussed mrsnorton and mrs geo duncan were appointed as committee to arrange for speaker and music plans were also dis cussed for the sending of the cloth ing to europe mrs norton gave a report of the wms presbyterial annual meeting at bowmanville she told some of the humorous stories that mrs r self president of the dominion board had told in her talks at the presbyterial mrs wm gray was in charge oi the pro gram subject of which was the bible for china those taking part were mrs geo duncan mrs w grav mrs r ellicott mrs h barclay and mrs r miller the roll call was responded to by mem bers with a bible quotation con taining the word friend the roll call was followed by hymn 356 and green river the fnec will meet at the home of mrs r dafoe mr donald duncan has been un der the doctors care our folks from florida are ex pected home this week ronald mcgraw is making his home with mrs nighswander in the absence of his mother who is in toronto hospital latest report 1 states she is progressing nicely rev h wilson and family spent friday with j nighswander owing to the sudden storm that stalled them the union sunday school social rally proved a place of great at traction on friday evening when their new home was opened with some 150 people attending rev h wilson of king who served this community for ten years was the speaker giving from the records of the school some of the outstanding instances which had taken place in its past life of 62 years rev a hoffman acted as chairman words of welcome were extended by wm duncan other guests who spoke briefly were rev i e kennedy rev j mclachlan and rev b the meeting was closed with the mizpal benediction the hostesses mrs norton mrs gordon duncan and mrs seebeck served a very en joyable tea the friendly bible class are pre senting a concert and pie social in tlie hall on friday evening march 19th please keep the date in mind and plan to come and see the first lea year wedding in brougham watch for further particulars next week auction sale danforta bus lines j toronto brougham claremont east bound read down west bound read up pm pm pm am am am am pm pm pm daily daily daily daily sun ex sun ex ex sun ex sun sun sat sun sun sun sat hoi ho only hoi hoi toronto hoi hoi hoi only hoi 945 545 200 1000 915 bay and dundas 840 935 150 520 9 35 1010 610 225 1025 940 danforth and luttrell s10 910 125 455 910 1020 6 20 2 35 1035 950 searboro jet 800 9c0 115 4 45 9 00 1035 635 250 1050 1005 malvern 745 845 loo 430 8 45 103s 638 253 1053 100s browns cor 742 s42 1257 4 27 8 4 1040 640 255 1055 1010 town line 740 840 1255 4 25 8 40 1050 650 305 1105 1020 cedar grove 730 830 1245 4 15 830 1100 700 315 1115 1030 locust hill 720 820 1235 405 820 1105 705 320 1120 1035 green river 715 815 1230 400 815 1110 710 3 25 1125 1040 brougham 710 810 1225 355 810 1120 720 335 1135 1050 claremont 700 800 1215 345 800 parcel express oxi383 eastern standard time daily redaction in fare effective sept 20th from toronto single fare return fare to locust hill go 110 to brougham 70 130 to clareawnt 75 14 farm stock implements the undersigned has received instructions to sell by public auction at lot 5 con 8 pickering twp just south of balsam friday march 12 the following property belonging to r w wilson horses bay gelding 6 years old bay gelding 7 years old above are well matched cattle holstein heifer due time of sale holstein heifer due march 24 blood and tb tested holstein heifer 3 months old holstein heifer 4 months old holstein bull yearling from pure bred stock 3 spring calves swine sow bred dec 23 sow and 9 pigs 6 weeks old 11 pigs 9 weeks old 5 pigs 80 lbs 21 pigs 75 lbs 9 pigs 00 lbs implements set breeching harness good 2 collars 2 sweat pads hay loader mh new 6 ft binder good hay rake 5 ft mower good 13 tooth cultivator drill plow set harrows 3section new crown gang plow hay rabk new moody mower fleury walking plow no 21 17tooth md cultivator md 7 ft spring tooth cultivator tractor hitch rubber tired wagon 16x000 tires rubber tired wagon 47519 tires 2 wagon boxes walking scuffier 4 wagon wheels stoneboat mh manure spreader hay fork rope 125 ft new- trip rope 75 ft new 9 bags cement pile of wood roll roofing 18 scrap iron roll barred wire forks i keg roofing tar hoes 2 electric fence chargers number good sacks 4 self feeders for hogs vt bus clover and timothy seed 4 window frames neckyokes set quilling frames set mat frames whiffletrees some cooking utensils 2 apple barrels and hampers 2 apple ladders new numerous other articles sale at one pm terms cash a s farmer auctioneer lady mrs r dafoe s14 boy with broadest grin ken chafen girl with the longest nose isabelle nighswander small boys and girl whose birthdays fell nearest 27th eldon carter diana carter the youngest boy cleve shirk george wright girl diana carter a bonded singer representative from your singer sewing centre will be in this district each thursday for information regarding new machines repairs to all makes of machines rental machines sewing services sewing notions motors lights attachments and used machines write or phone singer sewing machine co 102 main st newmarket box 290 or phone 1075 immediate delivery on new machines eggs wanted by reg grading station cases supplied and picked up at your door for a reference ask your neighbors about our grade price and prompt weekly returns write or phone p hutton grover 8970 40 kenworthy ave toronto 13 g0rmley cement block co rock face blocks a specialty we now have for immediate delivery both 8 and 10 plain and rock face cement blocks these blocks are steam cured in kilns to give you good sound blocks without chips and cracks order now to avoid disappointments in the spring and summer any information or estimates glady given phone stouffville 7320 toronto ma 7709 gormley ont for t tasty salmon steaks per lb 48c fresh fillets per lb 35c smoked back bacon per lb 70c smoked fillets 37c smoked cottage rolls lb 62c smoked boneless picnic hams lb 53c regular smoked hams h 57c smoked picnic hams lb 47c breakfast bacon lb 63c peameal bacon lb 7 bacon squares 42 slices 36 in the piece pickle rolls lb 5 pure pork sausage lb 35c loin pork chops lb 50c fresh hams lb 45c fresh shoulders pork lb 37c oboyles meat market stouffville we deliver phone 3501 easy digging post hole digger is your onswer to building or repairing fencosi rides right olong on the tractor or it quickly attached and detached digs of cmy angle- cuts quickly through hardest ground come in today fits tractor wm un in all mtel t rill leu twrdy md pw wwl lew prim4 ilk llgkl- stouffville coop phob 26