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r the tribune stouffville ont thursday august 17 1930 claremont and district by staff correspondent local dealers madilts store and overlands store mr and mrs e baker and mr and mrs c reynolds visited on sunday in peterboro mr and mrs v ward accom panied by mr and mrs j ward and family of oshawa spent the weekend at algonquin park mr and mrs k lewis and mr and mrs s taylor and family enjoyed a trip last sunday to spring water park north of barrie mrs mate anderson and mr and mrs earle anderson have been enjoying some holidays during the past week in montreal and ottawa mr and mrs f dolan of rich mond hill visited on sunday with mr and mrs robt jackson and family miss forgie sister of mrs car son is on the sick list miss j pilkev a neighbor to the north is in poor health and mr w thomp son near neighbor to the south of miss forgie fell ami fractured a couple of ribs while mrs brown his daughter who resides with him and never enjoys good health slipped and injured her leg recent ly our sympathy and best wishes are extended to them and any others of the community who are in poor health the ladies auxiliary of the canadian legion held their regular monthly meeting at the home of mrs e towner on wednesday evening august 7th with 19 members present president mrs e j taylor conducted the opening ceremony and carried on with the general procedure of the meeting an invitation was received from the legion to attend their picnio at port bolster on sunday aug 20th and plans were made for a nylon party to be held for mem bers and friends on monday even ing august 28th a social hour was enjoyed by all at the conclu sion of the meeting members win meet at the home of mrs w len- man for their september meeting the goodfellowship class held their august meeting last tuesday evening at the home of mr and mrs w wallace mrs t ham mond and mrs towner were in charge of the program which con sisted of a number of short read ings the main theme being the book of job mrs w evans ang a solo and lunch was served as usual at the close the class com mitted themselves to the task of building shelves in the church kitchen for great convenience in serving of meals and will serve a community supper in the sunday school room on august 31st about which further notice will be given mrs l pugh president and mrs w hill secretary presided during the business period mr and mrs john taylor miss m fitzgibbon mrs t barton and miss l mason were visitors dur ing the past week at tiie home of mr and mrs gerald allnian mr and mis grant taylor and frankie and mr and mrs gordon taylor and family spent sunday at port bolster mr and mrs allen milne of ottawa spent sunday with mr and mrs g altaian and family mr and mis j warden and family spent a week vacationing at long lake gerald allman jr is at goderich spending his vacation miss shirley thompson of tweed is visiting relations here master michael barnes of tor onto is spending a week with gordon and douglas allman mr wm davidson spent a day visiting his friend mr j r rum- ney who is slowiy recovering from a recent operation in toronto we are pleased to see mr rumuey at home and hope being out in the nice weather will do much to improve his health chas cooper left by tca plane on monday on a business trip to calgary and other western points edgar ward has some ten acres of the best corn crop seen any where this year a great many corn fields are not the best but mr wards is really a picture earl beare accompanied by mrs beare and bob forsyth won first prize at the mixed trebles lawn bowling tournament in uxbridge the other night all greens were active mr and mrs loss hill accom panied by mr and mrs wm hicks motored to lockport ny last week where they visited with mr hills sister mrs r xighswander mr and mrs w evans attended the public rally in connection with the worlds christian convention held in queens park last sunday afternoon and youth service of witness at maple leaf gardens in the evening on sunday august 20th branch 483 canadian legion and ladies auxiliary claremont are holding a picnic for members and family at port bolster bus leaving the four corners at 130 pm all going be there before appointed time mr lyman pilkey and mrs fred pugh have returned after spending a few days with friends at little hawk lake halliburton v pilkey while the eldest of the party was the most successful fisherman during the vacation and pulled in several two and quarter pound trout which were greatly enjoyed mrs carson sr is confined in gntopqlaury foods lb 17 burns pure lard homogenized for better baking jewel shortening royal york raisins recleaned dates arabian steed jello puddings jelly powders jello lemon pie filler lyons coffee vacuum packed carnation milk tall tins clarks pork beans 20 oz tins monarch cake mixes white or chocolate fresh fruits vegetables dry goods boots shoes rdmadill lb 14 oz pkg lb 3 for 3 for lb tin 2 for 2 for 27 17 25 25 25 95 27 25 35 phone 1101 we deliver claremont ontario w pickering township will keep sunday a peaceful day pickering township council turned down a request from the pickering beach rifle and gun club to operate in the township on sunday mornings councillors voiced the opinion at their special meeting on thursday that sunday was meant as a clay of peace and quiet and it would be unfair to those who wished to keep the sanctity of the sabbath to permit shooting operations council agreed to tender a price of 81750 for five acres of land now owned by the dept of highways at lot 17 in the 1st concession pick ering officials believe this particu lar land parcel to be excellently situated for industrial purposes road supt roy ward was instructed to have stop signs erect ed at the corner of the 2nd con cession and the altona road council decided against any action at present on the recommen dation of the planning board that engineer culham prepare an enlarged plan of the south eastern part of the township showing houses etc for use at a later date on a master plan of the entire township the cost which would be entirely borne by the township would be between 300 and 350 share of court fines for the month of july for pickering amounted to 13100 claremont residents smiling contest winners brougham mr and mrs ivan booth accom panied by mr and mrs a wilson of whitevale returned after a pleasant motor trip through the usa sympathy is extended to mrs a j gray in the passing of her brother mr chas carter whose funeral was held from whitevale united church on sunday after noon mr and mrs maden and little daughter of agincourt visited at the harvey home on sunday master rickey maden who spent the past week holidaying with his cousin john returned home with them miss barbara mairs and miss ann barclay have been chosen as the oshawa hospital where she was operated upon last week for a ruptured appendix and is in a rather serious condition mrs w cowie underwent a goitre opera tion in toronto east general hos pital last week mrs g gregg a former member of our community and sister of mrs mcavoy is another person who underwent a serious operation last week in oshawa hospital the sympathy and best wishes of the community for full recovery is extended to each lady the womans missionary society held their august meeting last thursday at the home of mrs w evans with mrs johnson presi dent and mrs beelby assistant secretary in charge the theme the church the body of christ was studied through scripture readings by mrs w palmer mrs condy mrs ward mrs evans mrs carruthers mrs d gregg gave a chapter on how to over come fear from the book lessons on living by albert e cliffe and mrs johnson gave several short passages from high ways of the heart mrs lackie sang fairest lord jesus which has been the theme song at the worlds christian convention be ing held at toronto university and coliseum throughout the week and at maple leaf gardens and queens park last sunday it was decided to ask for a minister from the church of all nations to speak at the womans missionary sunday morning service to be held last sunday of september if possible lunch was served at the close bus service toronto east bound pm pm daily sun ex sun hoi hoi 945 545 1010 610 1020 620 1035 635 1038 63s 1040 640 1050 650 1100 700 1105 705 1110 710 1120 720 read down brougham toronto time cliaremont west bound read up pm sat only 200 225 235 250 253 255 305 315 320 325 335 am dally ex sun toronto h61 bay and edward 840 danforth and luttrell 810 am son hoi 1000 1025 1035 scarboro jet 800 1050 malvern 745 1053 browns cor 742 1055 town line 740 1105 cedar grove markham 730 1115 locust hill 720 1120 green river 715 1125 brongham 710 1135 claremont 700 am sun hoi 935 910 900 845 842 340 830 820 815 810 800 pm sat only 520 465 445 430 427 425 415 406 400 355 345 pm sun hoi 936 910 900 845 842 840 830 820 815 810 800 bua will operate via cedar grove from may 1 to oct 31 and via markham from nov 1 to april 30 terminal at 074 bay street toronto danforth bus lines because he recognized tele gram jackpot jigsaw as the col john mccrae memorial gardens in guelph stewart graham of claremont became s350 richer last week ques tion is who is happier mr graham or teddy wood 12 who received 10 as carrier- boy who sold the telegram to prize winner delegatas to attend the world convention for christian educa tion which is being held in tor onto this week the lloyd burrows family of locust hill called on mrs geo philip on sunday last mr and mrs clifton wilson of glen sutton quebec is holidaying with her sister mrs john gillman and family master bryan keyes of oshawa spent the past week with his grandparents mr and mrs c plaxton mrs todd of aurora is now attending mrs m hamilton the many friends of miss ruth gillman are glad to know she is somewhat improved although still confined to hospital master bobby roe is holidaying with his grandmother mrs t english mr and mrs ed bie of london mr and mrs flewwelling of islington also mr and mrs flew welling sr of toronto visited at the sheppard home one day recently congratulations to mr and mrs cyril wannopp on the birth of a daughter mrs john miller miss b steven son and mrs geo philip returned home after a pleasant trip down the saguenay mr and mrs russell burrows and family of montana usa are visiting his parents mr and mrs chas burrows and other relatives mrs d ill mairs has been sick during the past week but is some what improved her many friends wish her a speedy recovery the wa of brougham united church met at the home of mrs wm ellicott on wednesday even ing aug 2 mrs albert gray was in charge of the devotional period and mrs lloyd johnston the social program giving a talk on books of the toronto public library which was greatly enjoyed after the meeting mrs ellicott served a dainty lunch congratulations to our newly weds mr and mrs donald dun can who were married on satur day evening in brougham united church the womens institute met tuesday afternoon august 11th mrs lloyd johnston president was in the chair minutes of the last meeting were read by the secretary mrs burton miss grace hamilton of the department staff will conduct a short course in the township hall on october 25th the program citizenship and educa tion was in charge of mrs m annis mrs d beer read a very fitting article on take time to think which was a remjnder to make the best of our time little jean barclay and fay madill sang very sweetly the teddy bears picnic accompanied by mrs j mitchell master john harvey played two selections on the piano very well mrs annis gave some practical ideas which all could follow and very often torget the roll call was a verse on canada the hostesses were mrs d beer mrs cassie mrs l johnston a dainty lunch was served and everyone enjoyed the social hour county of ontario memorial plaque in 1948 a memorial plaque was placed in the court house whitby to the men and women who made the supreme sacrifice in world war 11 the following township of pickering mens names are engraved thereon allen victor isaker gifford barker reginald d horcham arthur koivler richard gillard a w griffin p a hutchinson k knox walter ijcdgett rae lehman alvin l madden w martin john mowbray lack newman r j oconnor george prouse victor smith albert stcll harold taylor ray wheeler william k as some names have been missed in the original compilation an additional plaque will be made and said names included if the township clerk is advised persons included in this list are those who were residents of the township of pickering at time of enlistment township of pickering i lloyd johnston clerk f gala garden party claremont- memorial park friday august 25th tickets 50c ea cars 25c children under 12 free football games entertainment proceeds in aid of building fund canadian legion branch 483 claremont coop lay mash something new in coop lay mash three important letters apf have been the topic of conversation among feed circles for the past few months they stand for animal protein factor this element is vitamin b12 with unidentified vitamins found in fish meal meat meal liver meal and animal proteins science has now made apf available in concentrate form united cooperatives of ontario has added it to co op balanced feeds start your flock on co lay mash claremont cooperative phone 38 claremont