Whitchurch-Stouffville Newspaper Index

Stouffville Tribune (Stouffville, ON), June 10, 1948, p. 8

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the tribune stouffville ont thursday june 10 isms giaremont and district madius store and qverlands store an executive meeting of ail oifc- cers of the womens institute will be held on friday evening of this week st s oclock sharp at the home of mrs johnson to help in planning the programmes for the year everyone please attend and be prepared to submit new and bet ter ideas we regret that mrs gordon tay lor has not been enjoying her usual good health for the past few months and sincerely wish she may soon be restored mr and mrs w evans and mr and mrs edgar evans and son motored to uundas on sunday to spend the day with mr and mrs carl dopkin and family mr will benson has been quite ill during the past week with a throat infection but is gradually improving we are glad to report miss enid has also been ill with the measles as has also a number of other young lads and lasses in the community mr and mrs joe ward and fam ily visited on sunday with his par ents mr and mrs walter ward mr and mrs ferguson mr and mrs c connell and miss rydall have taken possession of their fine home with complete furnishings which they recently purchased from mr stanley robbins we welcome them to our community mr rob- bins has gone to stthomas to make his home with his sister mr james wilton who has been farming on the rear of the eighth concession of pickering for a num ber of years intends taking life in a more leisurely manner after next october and has purchased the cot- age and lot off mr russell pilkey where he intends making his fu ture home with his wife and family mrs gilson of toronto spent sunday with mrs ed gibson and mabel mr and mrs j m wilker of toronto spent the weekend at the gleason home and with mr and mrs fred evans and family the wms will hold their regu lar monthly meeting on thursday of this week at the home of mrs g scott whose group will be in charge of the program everyone cordially invited the womens institute will hold their regular monthly meeting at the home of mrs lippert on wed nesday june lgth commencing at 230 oclock roll call will be ans wered by naming a public office a woman can hold motto if you want to keep the country clean sweep your own yard mrs f loyst will speak on the subject of world citizens lunch com mrs w ward mrs loyst mrs j morgan mrs r ward everyone wellome claremont will be the scene of a public auction of household goods this saturday june 12th when the property of mrs ellen pretty will be sold a s farmer is the auctioneer brougham cemetery notice the annua decoration day at the union cemetery broughamwill he held on sunday june 20th at 230 pm dst there will be a loud speaker on the grounds special music ser vice in the united church after the decoration ceremony addressed by rev i e kennedy with special music by the home choir and mix ed quartette w cecil phillips treas w c wilson secretary brougham the june meeting of the happy circle mission band will be held on saturday june 12 at 230 pm iu the school a large number of friends and relatives gathered in the hall on wednesday night to tender a mis cellaneous shower to miss doreen carlton and mr- w mclean who are being married on june 12 the number of beautiful and useful presents showed the high esteem ia which the young couple are held decoration service will be held here at the cemetery on june 20th donald ritchie son of mr and mrs bruce ritchie was among the recent graduates at the university of toronto mrs ritchie attended the ceremony at convocation hall donald has taken a position at chalk river with the atomic research dept mr and mrs e e annis also mr and mrs albert gray spent the weekend on a motor trip through northern ontario miss muriel sheppard spent the weekend at her home here congratulations to miss beulah hamilton who has been engaged to teach the jurior department at brooklin school for the coming year we are sorry to hear that miss mildred gillman has heen forced to give up her work due to illness and is now confined to her bed for some time her many friends hope she will soon gain up her usual strength again as she will be great ly missed in church and sunday school work mr and mrs innis and mrs cookman of sonya also mr and mrs v j brown of toronto were weekend visitors at the home of mrs t c brown mr and mrs chenier and family of toronto called on mrs lemmon on sunday mr and mrs mitchell of toronto visited their daughter mrs al harvey and family on sunday mrs jno mclean called on her friend mrs t c brown on wed nesday last the sympathy of the community is extended to mrs walter hamil ton and family in their sudden bereavement several friends from here were at uxbridge on monday attending the funeral of the late wm ashton brougham institutes 38th birthday the womens institute was held in the township hall on june 1st and took the form of a birthday party in honour of the 3mh anni versary of the organization after the business part of the meeting was concluded mrs t xorlon gave two readings and mrs burk gave a history of the activities of the institute down through the years among the early workers in tha institute who are still in our midst are mrs t brown mrs t beer mrs m hamilton mrs lemmon these ladies were unable through illness to be present a pleasant feature of the meet ing was the awarding of prizes by the institute to brougham school children the following received prizes spelling david norton georgina duncan m duplication table bernice duncan anna philip neatness marjorie wannop carol wilson the following hostesses served lunch mrs w gray mrs plaxton mrs a hamilton mrs wannop mrs m annis the table was decorated with the institute colours and in the centre was a wonderful birthday cake mrs w e holtby a charter member and a past president of many years cut the cake the next meeting july 13th will be a basket picnic at greenwood park claremonts political standing changes very little claremont remains stable so fa as its political standing is concern ed and while the rest of the pro vince indicates quite an upheaval ir mondays election contest clare mont polled 143 votes for emo dunn the liberal candidate a against 153 in 1945 for the libera of that election creighton pc candidate polled 143 votes on mon day while last time he received 153 the ccf isnt very popular in claremont poll where t dthomas received 35 votes on monday against 20 in 1915 for this party the poll at altona was dunn 99 creighton 44 thomas 35 while the drew government was sustained in mondays election on tario riding went to the ccf can didate who defeated the sitting member t l creighton by a sub stantial margin here are the re sults for the riding thomas ccf dunn lib creighton pc 10ss1 g50 s2s1 tin interment was made in white- vale cemetery the pallbearers were messrs m harlock wm elltcott wm krox fred cassie g e holtby and thos philip jr dont forget to keep july 14th open for ioof garden party in stouffville memorial park bit strawberry crop expected ix claremont everett hocklev on the 5th antil cipates a big yield of strawberriei from his acreage the fruit is forml ing nicely and the rains had eij couraging effect mr hockley taking orders now according vfl announcement in this issue brougham firemen by mrs t c brown the firebells clanging warning sounds harsh upon the air and anxious voices shouting where is it tell me where but firemen with stern visage are speeding to the hall and donning coats and helmets to answer to the call all things are quite in order kept so by fireman gray no time is lost in action soon all ready for the fray the fire hall doors swing open the fire truck rushes out the firemen in their places fine fighters theres no doubt with bruce or bill or eddy upon the drivers seat sure help is swiftly speeding and they are hard to beat for years these galant firemen have served this district well so give them credit every one whenere you hear the bell this spring sow coop wisconsin hybrid varieties all sizes 225 275 279 355 531 606 625 645 excelsior hybrid variety open pollinated strains oint varieties golden clow early bailey sweep stakes wisconsin no 7 white cap yellow dent bloody butcher flint varieties longfellow comptons early at stouffville coop phone 369 township to curb dogs running loose at the regular meeting of picket ing township council last week a bylaw passed prohibiting dogs from running at large during the months of may june and july this bylaw will also apply to dogs running loose in the police villages of clare mont and pickering there has been considerable complaining from householders in claremont where dogs are said to have tram pled their gardens audley now that it is all over let us get down to work picnics and our business of making this a better land to live in norman combden of grasmere farm shot a red fox last week on the property the correy family on the cam- mack property were in london the first of the week at the dog show they have built a new house for their helper we are glad to report that mrs fred crawford who has had a severe illness at the oshawa hos pital is now well on the road to complete recovery the next meeting of the audley community club will be held at the home of card and mrs winter on monday evening june 14th at this time the yearly payments of the blue cross members are due the committee have the new rates and the new benefits which are con siderable old members who have no change in their status will no need to siyn new cards others and new ones will be required to do so the new rates effective after julv are 75c a month for ward and 100 per month for semiprivate but this new rate gives 51 days of hospitalization for each member of the family under is years as well as to the husband and wife it also provides xrays up to 25 and also serum and penicillin treatments up to 25 this plan pays up to 50 of maternity cases after 10 months of membership as several mem bers of the club have been in hos pital since they first entered they know how much they have saved from this plan the county co operative plan is made along similar lines with about the same scale of rates the anniversary sunday of the local church will be held here next sunday at 3 oclock when rev morewood of the northminster church oshawa will be the speaker this man is doing a good work and those who attend will receive real inspiration mrs george puckrin and her brothers the messrs betson attended the wedding of their sister miriam at her fathers home in toronto on saturday we extend best wishe- to the happy couple mrs astley and family attended the marriage in whitby last week of her sister evelyn miss margaret puckrin who has been teaching in oshawa for some time leaves scon for a months course in the moody bible college in chirago miss bernice chapman the daughter of a former resident e l chapman who is teaching in tor onto has been selested as one of the exchange teachers to go to england walter hamilton expires suddenly the death occurred suddenly on friday of walter stanley hamilton of brougham mr hamilton had been about the neighborhood only a short time before he suddenly passed away with a heart attack at his home he was in his 66th year deceased was a lifelong resident of brougham his wife who sur vives him was the former bertha lillian carter to the couple were born one son john at home and three daughters marjorie mrs e carswell oshawa kathleen mrs moore oshawa and hazel also of oshawa five brothers also sur vive mr hamilton william of markham alfred and milfred of brougham frank and willis of columbus and one sister mrs e hogle of columbus the funeral on sunday was con ducted from the home of the deceaseds brotherinlaw mr oscar carter near whitevale by rev i e kennedy and rev mr mclach for a year she leaves in july and will teach near london we con gratulate her upon her good for tune m0mjpr0ms contented cattle with a dur0 increased production is the answer to higher profits from your herd thats what running water where and when you need it gives you extra profits in- creased production reduced costs duro pumps built for farm operation fill ail your needs in barn poultry house home provide sure fire protection for all your buildings install the best install a duro emco fixtures and fittings its easy to improve daily living with simple emco remodelling in kitchen bathroom laundry see us today and learn how you can add to daily comfort safeguard your familys health easily with real economy enjoy a modern home j k agnew hardware stouffville mplfiflflflssmfecd ec limitd londonhflmiitqntorontosudburyujinnipsgvancouver i 11200 fob london canada keep your chicks growing this looks like a real profit year for the person who raises chicks right keeps them growing and developing from the start egg and poultry prices promise real returns purina growing mashes really grow em big and strong and solidly built to lay big eggs and keep on laying which one to feed depends on your grain supply come on in and talk it over- purina weed killer khla common damage to grc omplete informal da without seo ub for oxdt a su for fast gains hog chow goes with grain to make pork quick and thick supplies what grain lacks j s jna- chick startexa june chicks need a fly- ing start even more than earlier ones they have to make up for that iater start purina chick startena brings theni alon g fast kius rues purina ddt spray for farm buildings and stock cattle a good many people are starling chicks in june this year if you are one of them remember most chick diseases spread through the drinking water keep their water supply disinfected through the first few weeks ask for chekrtaps if your chicks were started earlier keep a sharp watch for coccidiosis if they get il youll find purina chek- rton a great help in speeding recovery chck-r- ton also knocks out round worms and after a month or so on range many birds have worm mix chkkrton in their mash if you are short of grain youll find purina pig growena fills the bill it really grows em purina pig growena summer coal orders now being delivered are you ready back again better than ever a real growing mash to feed with scratch grain stiver bros stouffville ontario 5 s 8 i sa sprayers dusters wide choice of kinds and sizes fhpquartrs purihathows and f arm supplies s3

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