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the tribune stouffville ont thursday june 23 1949 glaremont and district by staff correspondent local dealers madills store and overlands store nine members from glaremont baptist church attended the dia mond jubilee baptist convention of ontario and quebec with ses sions held in walmer road baptist church massey hall and varsity arena from june 915 mr and mrs hugh gregg have ibeen holidaying during the past week at the home of mr and mrs gordon gregg and daughter at molartic quebec during their absence mrs d gregg has been in charge of household affairs on the farm miss alice mcglashin of toronto visited on sunday with mrs over land and rev and mrs kennedy mrand mrs walter brignall of peaches visited on sunday with mr and mrs melvin johnson and family mr and mrs paul diamond of port perry spent sunday with mr and mrs don mccullough and family mr and mrs stephenson and mr and mrs jackson and two sons of toronto were guests of mr and mrs henry johnson on sunday also mr and mrs v macfayden of thornhill the claremont community park board is planning an entertain ment in the park on wednesday july 13th al harvey will be mas ter of ceremonies and the losth air cadet corps trumpet band mrs hazel bacon and donald of stouffville mrs kidd of richmond hill mr and mrs earle booth mr and mrs murker gathered as a family at the home of mr and mrs peddie on sunday the above group were all former members of the community and attended the 60th anniversary of the united church morning service mr and mrs greenlau of whitby spent sunday with mr and mrs a prouse mr and mrs will stanbury and family of peterboro spent the weekend of the previous sunday with the formers parents mr and mrs t stanbury mrs herb colbourne from tim- mins ontario has joined her hus band here in claremont mr col bourne is chief mechanic at the chas cooper garage the couple will occupy the apartment over the cooper store during the morning service of the anniversary of the united church the atha ladies trio sang two beautiful numbers and mrs glover of elgin former choir leader sang a beautiful solo rev j e glover was the guest speaker to a large congregation the church was tastefully decorated with flowers in the evening rev davison of the baptist church led dn prayer rev i e kennedy con ducted the service and j eglover preached from the text i will lift up mine eyes unto the hills from whence cometh my help the stouffville choir sang three very beautiful numbers which were very much appreciated particular ly so as the evening was very warm back in 1889 the pioneer metho dists of this village and community by great effort devotion and sacri fice built the ipresent church build ing and dedicated it to the glory and worship of god then in 1920 the presbyterian and methodist congregationss in claremont united and they decided to worship in the methodist church building in 1925 the united church of canada came into being and the united congregation here became a charge of the united church of canada last year the church building underwent major repairs and changes as well as redecora- tion and this year the church cele brates its diamond jubilee or 60th anniversary ten years ago following the fif tieth anniversary the present pas tor rev i e kennedy ba bd came to claremont united church as the minister he leaves on june 30th to take up the duties of the cannington pastoral charge in the lindsay presbytery and his con gregation and others who have come to know mr kennedy are extreme ly sorry to think that he is going to leave this community that he has come to know so well the change in pastorate will un doubtedly make necessary refurn ishing the manse either wholly or in part certain repairs are also needed to the houseand as all this additional expenditure along with a substantial increase in salary to the minister must be met it means that every contributor should sub stantially increase giving from week to week new pontiac is stolen from pickering garage william mceachnie pickering funeral director had his brand new pontiac stolen on thursday night last and so far there has been no word of it the car was kept in a garage at the back of the lot the door was broken and the garage entered and the car taken the car has not been broken in and was complete with radio heater and new slip covers also full of gas- brougham mr and mrs mitchel of toronto called on their daughter mrs al harvey on friday congratulations to our brougham soft ball team who played whitby on saturday ending in a score of 202 in favor of brougham mr and mrs gerald hanbron and daughters bernice and inajean of myrtle called on her mother mrs a b matthews on sunday also on their aunt mrs l matthews mr and mrs chas carter of ballantrae visited his sister mrs a j gray and family on sunday mr and mrs win wright of port credit visited with his niece mrs c devitt one day recently mr and mrs frank stephenson also miss mae stephenson all of toronto visited their aunt and uncle mrs wright and mr bbeer on sunday mrs e woodward attended de coration service at stouffville onj sunday mrs w hamilton was at ux- bridge one day last week attending the funeral of her cousin the late mr snier mr and mrs madden and son richard of agincourt visited her grandmother mrs harvey on friday mr and mrs e e annis return ed home on friday after spending a week with friends at brockville mr and mrs ross willson visit ed his parents mr and mrs w c willson on saturday mrs gannon of toronto was around renewing old acquaintances and also attended the wi meeting on tuesday mr and mrs jos burrows was in toronto on saturday attending her brothers wedding mr lome holtby and mr chas aldridge of toronto visited with the formers father mr g ehoitby during the weekend the annual memorial and decor ation service of brougham ceme tery was held on sunday june 19 a short service being held on the grounds followed by service in the church which was conducted by- rev i e kennedy assisted by rev j e glover of elgin a former pastor here- music by home choir which included a vocal number by the quartette mrs j e glover also sang a solo which was very much enjoyed by all mr walter percy and mr w c willson both mem bers of the cemetery committee spoke a few words thanking all who helped in this work collec tion s6010 mr and mrs c devitt were at toronto on saturday attending the wedding of their son bill and canning starts as first peas come in 14 days early canning of peas started at the stokteyvan camp plant in whitby last weekend fully two weeks ahead of the normal time for ma turity of the first of the pack the recent hot weather has brought thorn along fast the first load came into the plant on monday tender small goodlooking peas from one of the best farms in this district however the total yield will be down this year because of the dryweather the viners were in operation at locust hill on monday county council may meet monthly to get work done the june session of the ontario county council began in the court house whitby on tuesday june 21 warden william west- riey reeve of pickering township presided it is several months since coun cil sat and there is a large accum ulation of work this year coun cil may give serious thought to switching to regular monthly meet ings so as to keep its work more up to date the question of the county home agreement will undoubtedly come in for some further discussion council agreed on principle that it will have to soon erect or begin erecting a new home for the aged at a probable estimated cost of well over half a million dollars the session next week will likely last five days there may be several delegations during the week when it does adjourn it will be for the summer unless in ease of emergency war den westney will invite his collea gues their wives and families to the annual wardens picnic time and locale of which will be an nounced aim high but dont stop shooting just because you missed the first few shots were also at malton where they saw the bride and groom leave by plane for new york mr and mrs r middleton spent sunday at musselmans lake mr and mrs e l crocker of toronto visited mrs l matthews on sunday and also attended de coration service in the afternoon 3 gala nights cedar beach d ance gard ens north shore musselmans lake thursday june 30 friday july 1 saturday july 2 enjoy dancing to van walker and his orchestra featuring wally scott dancing every wednesday friday and saturday during july and august keep cool- our place air conditioned miss georgie whitson buried at st andrews cemetery markham miss georgie whitson died at the family home atha view clare mont on thursday june 16 fol lowing an illness of some duration she had enjoyed a fairly long and usoful busy life the funeral on saturday afternoon from the chapel of r g clendening markham to st andrews church and cemetery was an occasion for assembling of many old family friends who ga thered to pay their last respects a public service was held in mark ham presbyterian church old family friend rev mr fuller former pastor at stouffville and markham preached the sermon and paid fitting tribute to the faith ful life of miss whitson mr ful ler now pastor at jarvis ontario was assisted by mr mckillican miss whitson had been a member of the church since childhood and could always be counted on to par ticipate in any church work annie georgie whitson was a daughter of the late john and annie whitson born at lot 28 con 8 pickering she spent all her days there and is survived by her younger sister ella whitson the whitson family came from scotland first to arrive being one james whitson in 1s33 at the age of 17 years they first located at kingston but later settled on the kingston road between whitby and oshawa james served in the rebel lion of 1837 later he married and one of his sons was the father of the miss whitsons now separ ated by death the whitson farm has been out standing for the breeding of high- class cattle and right up to the present day the sisters have main tained that position with their prize herefords at the funeral on saturday the pall bearers were alex mustard elmer mustard from uxbridge william morris stouffville frank sewell cedar grove william pip- her oshawa david tran clare mont o seuff kswwf frosted raspberries strawberries haddock fillets smoked fillets birds eye 39c 39c 45c 45c prime rib roast tb brisket bone in jb stewing beef boneless ft rump roast ft leg of lamb ft fronts of lamb ft pure pork sausage ft side bacon ft sirloin porterhouse round ft home rendered lard ft sac 25c 45c 58c 55c 35c 40c 60c 65c 15c oboyles meat market telephone 35 stanley theatre stouffville friday and saturday june 24th 25th the most heartwarming screen experience of your life i walt disneys fulllength feature classic so dear to my heart in glorious technicolor monday and tuesday june 27th 28th warner bros cavalcade ofcolor comedy music and romance doris day jack carson in y dream is your n male and femala ostriches take tarn sitting on their eggs males working on the night shift in gorgeous technicolor wednesday and thursday june 29th 30th the screens great adventure smash of 1949 is here errol flynn viveca lindfors in adventures ol don juan in magnificent technicolor brougham anderson malcolm on saturday june 18th at four oclock sarah kathleen malcolm daughter of mr and mrs howard malcolm locust hill rr1 was united in marriage with thomas charles anderson toronto son of mr and mrs jas anderson of east- ibourne the ceremony took place in st johns united church broug ham with rev i e kennedy offi dating the bride given in marriage by her father wore a blush satin gown with net and lace trim sweetheart neckline headdress with fingertip embroidered veil she carried a ibouquet of red roses her only attendant was miss june pratt who wore mauve moire taffeta with a halo headdress and carried roses william mclvor of toronto iwas best man and robt malcolm ken pascoe were ushers mrs igeorge drynan of oshawa played the wedding music and mrs spratt was soloist for the reception at the brides parents home the brides mother received the guests wearing blue printed crepe assisted by the grooms mother who wore regal blue printed jersey for travelling to algonquin park the bride wore a turquoise printed crepe dress with a blue shortie coat and white accessories the couple will live in toronto brougham boy weds toronto girl mixed peonies and orange blos soms decorated davenport presby terian church toronto for the marriage of margaret carolyn new ton on june 18 1949 at 7 pm daughter of mrs a g newton and the late alfred geo newton of 127 imarchmount rd toronto to wdl ham frederick devitt 55 hep- bourne ave son of mr and mrs carl devitt brougham given in marriage by her grand father alfred george newton the bride wore a white satin gown trimmed with swiss guipure lace the long train flowing from the scalloped skirt was held with tiny bouquets of lily of the valley she had a seed pearl tierra with full- length emhroidered veil and car ried deep red roses her attendants were mrs mary sutherland mat ron of honour who wore turquoise moire bengaline and carried talis man roses misses mary louise newton and isabel white brides maids who wore pink and yellow moire taffeta and carried yellow and pink roses the dresses were styled alike with three quarter length gloves and braided halos rev h matthews performed the ceremony and john devitt broug ham was best man vernon short geo newton ernest watson a clarke were ushers mrs a e baker arct was organist mar- querite martin allan clarke were soloists at the reception at the royal york hotel toronto the brides mother received wearing sea blue silk crepe with navy accessories assisted by the grooms mother wearing flamingo rose silk crepe with navy accessories for travelling to new york orillia collingwood and brougham the bride wore a 3piece green ga bardine suit with gray accessories the couple will reside at 55 hep- j bourne ave toronto green river mr and mrs gill of toronto and mr and mrs s dafoe visited on saturday with mrs k dafoe mr willi sadler met with a bad accident last week while working with the circular saw he slipped and his leg above the knee was very bad ly cut he was rushed to the east general hospital for attention his entire leg is in a cast friends who called on him on sunday found him resting comfortably now but it will be some time before he will be able to be around another accident of last week was george duncan while working in his fathers garage with a blow torch it took fire and blew out direotly in his face considerably requiring med ical attention the garage also took fire which required the brougham fire reels to extinguish it on july 13th in greenwood park the three point picnic of whitevale united baptist and green river union sunday schools will be held mr and mrs wni gray of brougham visited on sunday with his mother here school is nearing the end of an other term and the children are look ing forward to their vacation miss w nedomys the teacher we are pleased to say will be with us again next year mm m mm mm mm mmm mm mm m m master grow mash i for proper growth and development master grow mash supplies nutrients for growth good feathering strong bones and early maturity it produces complete develop ment and conditions the birds so that when they are ready for the laying house they will be in excellent condition ffl fn m m vn 1 mm mm m master balanced feeds for all classes of rouitir rat uve stock fur bearimc animals oofis immmmm vmm in vn m i paw m claremont coop phone 38w 1 ft s feeoers who keep records eventually buy master mew cockshutt farm machinery on hand cockshutt model 30 tractor selfpropelled combines 10 and 12 foot also pickup balers full line of farm machinery also used tractors of all makes write or phone your inquiries will accept farm stock as part payment terms can be arranged immediate delivery pa pic forage harvester full line of haying equipment and balers john white ba station no 7 highway brougham markham 16rl3