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the tribune stouffville ont thursday november 10 1949 glaremont and district by staff correspondent local dealers madills store and overlands store have you visited the new dry goods and mens clothing dept in madills corner store on wednesday evening nov 1g everyone in the community and surrounding district is invited to see the film in the community hall on alcohol education sponsored by pickering township in the interest of temperance educa tion a variety show under the cap able management of mrs g mc connell in conjunction with the goodfellowship class will be held in the community hall on nov 18 commencing at 830 pm the entire proceeds will be used in helping towards the liquidation of the debt on the chimes come and enjoy this unusual community program mr and mrs w macfayden spent the weekend with mr and mrs melvin johnson we are glad to report on the improvement of one of our veteran citizens mrs jas mccullough who we have been informed is able to sit up and converse with the family and friends again after an illness of a couple of months or more morning and evening services are held in both churches in our fine community let us each do our conducts harvest home services rev harold lackey of clare- mont was recently inducted into the pastorate of the united church of claremont district he has recently served at frankfort and enniskillen charges harvest home services will be part in attending these christian neld in the united church on sun- privileges that the spirit of christ may dominate the wi will be held at the home of mrs j badgerow on thursday nov 17th motto bear little trials bravely that you may learn how to bear great ones cake demonstration current events report of convention and hobby basket will be the special features lunch committee mrs tomlinson mrs f evans mrs j coates mrs rawson miss brand missionary in can ada for a number of years at mon treal winnipeg and toronto in the churches of all nations spoke on the danger of racial prejudice and gave also a yery interesting account of the work of the united churches in the above centres especially toronto where so many nationalities gather to worship god under their own interpreters and learn to become the highest type of citizen miss brand spoke at the morning session last sunday in the united church and was day nov 20th at 11 and 730 oclock the whitevale choir will have charge of the music in the evening and the recently inducted pastor rev h lackey will preach at both services on tuesday even ing nov 22 a chicken supper will be served from 530 pm until all are served in the basement of the church at 830 oclock the famous mens lyric choir of toronto under the leadership of mr fred eric g thomas assisted by a violin soloist will supply the pro gram in the church dont miss this excellent supper and concert in claremont united church baptist church many useful articles will be for sale among eight quilts sunburst mexican rose wreath butterfly snowball and 3 dresden plates also dolls animal toys knitting crocheting aprons handpainted bottles of u est of hand lotion a braided rug a hook- mrs mclntyre president of clare mont wms mr walt ward has picked up a ed rug childrens dresses home made baking and candy etc an excellent opportunity to get your couple of old coins in his garden christmas gifts afternoon tea will the one piece bears the inscrip tion bank of upper canada 1812 the other was coined by the bank of montreal and dated 1850 on saturday nov 12 at 3 oclock a bazaar will be held in the sunday school room of the be served teachers in this inspectorate have been receiving extra instruc tion in physical education classes being held each afternoon school closed down at 3 pm each day during the special course last saturday the claremont branch of the canadian legion canvassed the district sellin poppies for the legion welfare work you can get your reserved seat tickets from harry porter for the grand opening of stouffvilles new arena on wednesday nov 30th premier frost it is expected will open the building and the oshawa skating club will provide a fancy ice show as entertainment re served seats now on sale s100 remember the legion church parade next sunday afternoon commencing at 330 pm in honour of remembrance day monday evening the claremont business men held their big social dinner to which they invited their ladies president chas cooper acted as chairman for the evening and a play was presented in which local business men took part mr clark rawson was the guest speaker eddie ortiz was the first local hunter to report back in town on friday with his quota of pheas- ants he had his three displayed on his car before noon on friday of last week the clare mont public school boys com pleted their soccer schedule dur ing the season they won five of their games and tied one to give them top standing in the league which is composed of ajax pick ering rouge hill and claremont farm supplies staoff protect your apple trees this winter keeps rabbits away and acts as a tree healant pratts poultry regulator supplies trace elements and keeps hens in good condition pratts animal conditioner supplies trace elements and vitamin d for farm animals stable phos for use in barns fixing ammonia in barn yard manure keeps stables sweet and clean spray lime for whitewashing barns claremont coop at the cpr phone 38w big drop in pickering assessment appeals about twentyfive appeals against the assessment of the township of pickering were slated to be heard at the annual court of revision being held this wednesday at the municipal building in brougham this is less than half the com plaints against the assessment roll registered last year following the hoist in assessments throughout a great area of the township reeve w h westney is presiding today at the hearing at the regular meeting of the township council held last week h j miller of the 7th con received a total of 205 for four sheep and two lambs killed two sheep and one lamb injured harold phillips of the 5th con received s15 for sheep damaged by dogs and james murdock 1th con was paid soo for a calf killed the township is in receipt of a cheque for 2173619 their fifty percent road subsidy from the dept of highways for the first seven months of this year road accounts passed for payment in september amounted to 2s4109 the matter of increased salary for the road supt roy ward was dis cussed mr ward has handled the building of several new bridges in the township which it is believed would have cost the municipality considerably more had they been contracted for by outside labour messrs duncan conner reyn olds and gray asked council for permission to close the road be tween lots 2425 in the 6th con but no action was taken thos stanbury of claremont also asked to have mary st clare mont closed part of mr stanburys buildings are on the roadway council agreed to advertise the road allowance for a sale in the customary way to dispose of it hospitalization and relief ac counts for the month passed for payment amounted to 113132 brougham mr roy carter ddgm of dis trict 39 ioof and staff journey ed to stouffville on monday oct 31 to install members of stouff ville lodge mr and mrs ross madill were recent guests of mr and mrs f dingman of whitby mr and mrs wm tordiff of barrie called on the latters sister mrs l matthews on saturday mrs h shea of toronto is now assisting in caring for mrs m hamilton who is again confined to her bed her many friends wish her a speedy recovery messrs russ gray and bill storey had a trip to buffalo last week mr and mrs david liscombe and daughter of toronto visited his father mr h liscombe who does not improve in health as fast as his many friends wish mr and mrs f dingman of whitby called on her sister mrs a b matthews one day last week mrs e hogle of columbus mrs e carswell and lynn of oshawa mr and mrs duncan mr and mrs c balsdon and keith mr and mrs c hubbord mr and mrs n bur ton were among the many friends who called on mr and mrs m hamilton over the weekend mr and mrs h crawforth and mr chambers of whitby visited mrs a b matthews and mrs wil son on sunday mr and mrs k pascoe visited with pefferlaw friends during the weekend the many friends of mrs frank ham are glad to hear that she is much improved in health and now able to be up for a short time the regular monthly meeting of wms of st johns united church will be held at the home of mrs m ellicott on nov 17 at 230 pm convener of the program mrs t philip with group d is in charge roll call a verse from the bible containing the word truth hos tesses are mrs m ellicott mrs r ellicott and mrs w a knox brougham lodge no 155 ioof held its regular meeting on thurs day nov 3 with a fair attendance members are reminded to come out on nov 17 for the initiatory degree another social evening was held in the hall on friday when a num ber of friends and neighbors met to tender a miscellaneous shower to mr and mrs harry spang nee mildred gillman the number of valuable and useful gifts received showed the high esteem in which the young couple is held lunch and coffee brought a pleasant even ing to a close visit our new dry goods and boots shoes dept grocery specials jello tender flake lard 1 lb domestic shortening blue ribbon coffee margene baxters pork beans 20 oz tins matches stokeleys tomato juice 20 oz tins soc table oilcloth 54 3 for 19c 29c 69c 34c 2 for 19c 3 for 21c 2 for 17c per yard 79c madills corner store phone 1401 scasssssejfxsxsasxscssxxxsscxssaesxsc audley mrs sparkes sr and mrs r sparkes mother and wife of hon r sparkes speaker of the newfoundland legislature called on relatives here on sunday ben and mrs willings of port elgin former residents here called on friends here during the week end many hunters were out on the open days last week but not many pheasants were secured the first snow storm of the soaon came on saturday and not many people were glad to see the white ground so early not many tricks were played on halloween here it is all right to have fun but when it damages property and endangers lives on the roads it should be severely dealt with especially when city danforth bus lines toronto east bound read down brocgham claremont west bound pm sun hoi 945 1010 1020 1035 1038 1040 1050 1100 1105 1110 ii20 pm daily ex sun hoi 545 610 620 635 638 640 650 700 705 710 750 pm sat only 200 225 235 250 253 255 305 315 320 325 335 am sun hoi 1000 1025 1035 1050 1053 1055 1105 1115 1150 1125 1135 am dally ex sun hoi 915 940 am daily ex sun hoi toronto bay and dundab 840 danforth and luttrell 810 950 scarboro jet 800 1005 malvern 745 1008 browns cor 742 1010 town line 740 l020 markham 730 1030 locuat hill 750 1055 green river 715 1040 brougham 710 1050 claremont 700 am sun hoi 935 910 900 845 842 840 830 820 815 810 800 pm daily ex sun hoi 150 125 115 100 1257 1255 1245 1235 1230 1225 1215 parcel express 0x1383 dally redaction in pares effective sept 20th from toronto single fare return fare to locust hill to brougham to claremont 60 70 75 110 130 140 jt read up pm pm sun sat only hoi 520 935 455 910 445 900 430 845 427 842 425 840 415 830 405 820 400 815 355 810 345 800 hearing on ajax cancelled on tuesday cent rill mortgage housing corporation withdraws appli cation for improvement area farmers had protested vigorously the hearing by the ontario municipal board scheduled for tuesday of this week at broug ham was cancelled last weekend when central mortgage and hous ing corporation withdrew their application for an improvement area surrounding ajax farmers in the area marked for inclusion in the improvement block have objected strenuously to the move and whether this objec tion influenced the mortgage corp in their withdrawal is not known now that the application has been withdrawn the village of ajax still has two courses open to it it can remain under the control of central mortgage and housing or it can come under the control of the township of pickering during the hearings of the application for an improvement area the town ship went on record as being interested in ceding only that portion of the township which includes the village proper it did not wish to lose control of the farm lands surrounding it reeve w h westney of picker ing township warden of ontario county told the tribune that it had been suggested that the matter be given a sixmonth hoist in order to clear the air he said the town ship had no objection to this it was his understanding that the agreements for ajax with picket ing township and the county of ontario would bo continued the village of ajax which has a population of 2000 and a potential assessment of well over 3000000 comprises an area of over 3000 acres it came into being early in world war ii when defense in dustries limited set up a large shellfilling plant to do this a large number of farms in the area visitors come out to seek a form of fun that city people would not tolerate a few misguided youths can soon give a neighborhood a bad name our school trustees are to be commended for their prompt action in dealing with some local cases the club met at the home of ben and mrs bryant on wednes day evening last and heard an address on silver foxes from mr agar of brooklin jack mccarthy brotherinlaw of gordon west has purchased the property north of mr talons from bing yip and will take possession in the spring the royal winter fair will take many of our people to toronto next week we work on small margins atlas lug grip tires for mud snow 60016 for 1385 all guaranteed esso rod 440 per gal imperial 3 star antifreeze alcohol 170 per gal champion spark plugs 65c atlas kl batteries 12month guarantee 4142 chev mufflers 625 j e brisnall 1250 phone 2 open 24 hours a day claremont extending almost from highway no 2 to the shore of lake ontario was taken over on the site was erected a large number of buildings associated with the wartime operations in cluding dormitories dining halls a recreation hall lodge a school a hospital and fire hall a pumping station and sanitary sewer system together with a sewage disposal plant was erected together with a modern pumping station and water mains to serve to 900 homes in the housing area three hundred of these homes are permanent a shopping centre has grown up along the plant road since the cessation of hostilities the project was taken over by central mortgage and housing corporation a crown company which has striven to develop the area as a model industrial com munity a number of new indus tries have located in the area plans are well on the way for the development of a modern well designed community following the war part of the grounds and buildings were leased to the university of toronto to provide accommodation for the large number of war veterans which sought degrees in the uni versitys faculty of applied science at the end of may of this year the universitys lease expired and the last of the student body and faculty returned to toronto the 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