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iu0 hianois auxuqjj airj thursday january it 1552 claremont and pickering twp district mr sam taylor has been ill during the past week with the flu we understand miss mabel gib son who took a position in toronto in november has been ill mrs clark has also been ill for several weeks we trust she will soon be feeling better mrs lippert has been suffering with arthritis in her hands for several months the junior choir recently form ed under the leadership of mr dean led in the singing in the choir loft of the united church on sunday evening adding new interest to the service it is sin cerely hoped that all of the boys and girls will avail themselves of the splendid opportunity ill this special elfort on their behalf the members of the goodfellow- ship class are reminded of the bowling party at red wing orchards on friday evening jan isth anyone wishing a ride please meet at the community hall at 7 oclock everyone provide lunch the annual meeting of the united church sunday school was held last wednesday evening with a fair attendance the treasurer reported total contributions for the year was 11121 of this amount the sum of m 1095 was contributed for missionary pur poses and 1058 for orce the following officers were reelected for the year supt mr g mccon- nell assistant mrs h johnson secy mr w evans as the treas urer mrs anderson had served a five year term and wished to resign the position was not filled at the time but mrs robt hockley has since consented to assume the office mrs middleton resigned from the staff of teachers and it is expected that mrs j morgan with an assistant will fill the position the other members on the staft of teachers are mrs t hammond mrs v hill mrs w lehman mrs r stickwood mrs c reynolds mrs r ward mr g mcconnell mr c fligg mrs h johnson with additional pros pects pianists are miss beverley barclay and mrs r stickwood a card of sympathy was sent to mrs e carruthers and family in the recent death of mr e carruthers a box of fruit and goodies was also sent by those present to miss lois skinner who was recently injured while enjoying a sleigh ride party with members of the young peoples class the regular meeting of the ladies auxiliary of branch 183 canadian legion was held last wednesday evening with mrs margaret taylor ajax conducting the installation of officers for 1952 which are as follows josephine derusha president eileen hicks 1st vice elsie mclntyre 2nd vice ruth wood secy orvilla leh man treas mary judd standard bearer ella dickinson ruth middleton margaret miles execu tive officers anyone eligible to join and wishing to do so please contact any of the above officers and dont forget our euchres every monday night mr and mrs jack morgan and family visited sunday at green- bank with mrs morgans father and aunt mr phillips and mrs mcmaster the goodfellowship class met at the home of mr and mrs jack morgan for their january meeting mrs j peddie provided an excel lent program at the close of the evening lunch was served it was decided to have the february meeting in the basement of the church and invite the yps miss betty florence of tod- morden is at present staying at the home of mr and mrs r c baker mr jess linger is now in the brierbush hospital he would be very pleased to see his old friends from goodwood high c is the key to a lot of annoyance from the house next door einstein is undoubtedly right in saying parallel lines will meet a doxen or so coathangers suspend ed parallel to one another will not onlv meet but tangle sarco only plant of its kind here in canada continued from front page over 100 workers the head office is found in new york city agents are dispursed from the head oilice to cover the entire dominion of canada upon entry into the machine shop of the factory you are met by don hedges a man who holds lown a threefold position of head shipper record keeper and pro duction man as you draw closer to the main production depart ment the hum and roar of drills and lathes begin to echo in your ears these machines are kept under close inspection by the head machinist mr ed boniface although each man is m charge of his own press or lathe in case of any serious breakdown mr boni face is called on to repair the break if any one man is absent another worker in the plant is able to take over the operation of his machine anyone desiring employment at the steam fitting factory starts as an apprentice on one of the lathes or drills under the watchful eye of the head machinist and after six months to a year depending upon his skill the worker reaches top profile- ieney each one of the lathes and drills on the floor cost between s2500 to 3000 apiece sarco has an amazing record of never having any serious injury occur to the workers in the entire ten years of operation the fact is probably due to the immaculate working conditions as well as the lighting and ventilation enjoyed by the workers the aisles are kept free of litter and the massive seven large windows located both in the front and rear of the factory pro vide excellent lighting and venti lation for the employees because of the steel and brick construction of the building the fire hazard is kept to a minimum from the roar of presses and lathes where the interior parts for steam traps are constructed we turn to the testing department where mr roy of claremont places the steam traps under water and steam pressure to insure their perfection prior to shipment every steam trap must go through this inspection before entering the hands of mrs ethel redman who wraps and stamps the finished product for shipment the storage room holds 100000 parts articles of all sizes and shapes stored for emergency use steam fitting parts so small that they are barely visible to the naked eye to steel pipe are all found in this stock room the thermostat department is handled by mrs c valentino and her daughter angelina all thermostats are filled with mineral oil to give them buoyancy in order that they may open and close with the change in temperature at the edge of the plant large stock piles of steam traps are kept in quantity in readiness to be ground and tiled by the lathes and drills these traps have just come from the foundry sarco of canada ltd is a firm that should be indeed congratu lated on their progress during the last ten years under the able direction of superintendent jack mansell the entire building shows efficient handling both inside and out o longer do workers slave in the dark dingy factories as they did in years gone by and thanks to companies such as sarco in claremont the machinist the tester the stock piler and the shipper can boast of a plant that is fit for a king council may regulate culvert installation at pickering twp council meet ing monday mr wilson as valua- i tor of sheep damaged by dogs i recommended council pay mr gray the difference between i market price brought by 11 lambs on oct 21th 1951 and their esti mated value when bitten by dogs est value 11 20 25000 market price 15795 est damage 12205 this now leaves 19 sheep in mr grays flock mr wilson reported a report from police chief trin- nell showed december was a busy month and asked for additional help in the police department on motion of councillor balsdon and deputyreeve iurk the clerk was j instructed to arrange a meeting of i the police commission and council j to discuss police problems j a committee from tile citizens 1 league of brougham consisting of j messrs wilson ami knox waited on council to ask for repairs to sidewalks which they described as hazardous full o holes and dangerous the walks were esti mated to have been laid about 35 years ago council passed a motion to repair the walks r b wells and d lynn repre senting the committee in charge of the new pickering twp fire hall were present to discuss tenders for heating the hall on motion by deputyreeve burk and councillor newman the tender of 972 by howard air conditioning for a specially made guaranteed suspended unit was accepted considerable discussion centred on the problem of culverts being tilled unsatisfactorily and council decided this must be brought under regulation gasoline fuel oil and storage tanks were discussed at length and on motion of councillors bals don and newman tenders will be called for gasoline and fuel oil it seems most of the trouble items on the 1951 calendar have had to be marked carried for ward nylon net may be three times as efficient as cither cotton or linen twine in commercial fishing on the great lakes according to reports from fishermen to the ontario department of lands and forests training school for homemakers a training school for home- making club leaders in ontario county for the unit cottons may be smart was held at the womens institute hall in sunder land on wednesday and thursday january 9th and 10th with nine leaders and assistant leaders in attendance miss r shaver home econo mist for ontario county con ducted the twoday training school being assisted by miss l row of the womens institute branch toronto these local leaders will now organize a club in their own com munity and will plan and carry on the course with their club mem bers in the spring a county achievement day will be held for all members who have completed the unit the following leaders were in attendance at the training school mrs david crosier stouffville mrs russell morrison and mrs clifford ross of beavehtoh mrs reg boundy and mrs s rodman of port perry miss m marquis and mrs l keelor of sunderland mrs lloyd wood and mrs bert newman of udnev higher rates for police calls residents in pickering township who have telephones c n the scnr- boro exchange will have to pay 15 cents in future to call the pick ering police the pickering police telephone number has been changed from scarboro 1202 to pickering 3g5 police chief lockhart trinnell said last week formerly residents in pickering township with scarboro tele phone numbers could call the police at no charge if a city resident wants to call the pickering police it will cost 25 cents instead of the former 10 ems for a scarboro call i chevrolet for 1952 features greater riding comfort through redesigned shock absorbers improved performance through refinements in carburetion and through new type engine mountings and a wide variety of new exterior colors combined with harmonizing interior trim and fabrics of deluxe models a new radiator grille fresh ornamentation and bright metal work contribute to a lower longer appearance eleven models are available including the popular bel air the convertible and the station wagon shown here is the 1952 chevrolet stvleline deluxe fourdoor sedan brougham the brock road euchre club held their weekly gettogether at the hall on jan 9th with the following prize winners ladies mrs w wallace mrs g riddle mrs w booth gents mr jarvis jack wallace mr l hopkins mis everstand son of toronto visited her brother mr t gam- mage one day recently mrs wyman of bracebridge visited with her aunt mrs t eng lish for a few days last week mrs grant miller has been on the sick list lately we wish her a speedy recovery mr and mrs ross willson and daughter ruth of toronto visited his parents mr and mrs w c willson on saturday miss atkinson of toronto spent the weekend with her friend mrs harvey the weekly euchre sponsored by the wl was held last tuesday evening when the following were prizes winners ladies mrs wy man mrs williams mrs english gents mr n burton mr a j gray and mr l johnston mr and mrs c reesor and little daughters of toronto were recent guests of her parents mr aud mrs h shea sorry to hear that mr dean mairs is confined to the house this week due to a heart attack which he suffered on friday last his many friends join in wishing him a speedy recovery the regular monthly meeting of the wms which was to be held on thursday jan 17 has been postponed for a week and will be held on jan 21 at the home of mrs a j gray the annual yearly meeting of st johns united church will be held in the church on thursday jan 17 at s pm it is hoped that there will be a good attendance all members and adherents are asked to attend the annual meeting of the young people of st johns church will be held jan 21 at the home of miss ruth gillman mrs geo gray of green river visited with her niece mr and mrs brows and family on sunday mr and mrs ouelette of osh- awa and mr eric woodward who has been attending an army train ing camp in the west visited with mrs e woodward on sunday mr and mrs ross middleton visited with her sister mrs robertson in toronto one day last week sorry to hear mrs b ritchie has been on the sick list this week due to a very severe cold her many friends wish her a speedy recovery the womans association of st johns united church held their regular meeting on wednesday evening jan 9 at the home of mrs lloyd johnston with a good attendance mrs johnston took over the duties of secretary due to the absence of mrs geo will- son the treasurer mrs philip gave a very encouraging report of the work done in the past year report was also given of the number of cards sent out during the year and also a report of the committee who packed and sent out boxes to the shutins at christ inas mrs lackey conducted the installation service for the new officers for the coming year mrs duncan the retiring president thanked the members for the help and support they had given her in the past two years and asked that the same be given mrs cassie the new president for the coming year mrs johnston and mrs bar clay served a very dainty lunch the womens institute held their regular meeting on tuesday jan 8th with a good attendance the 2nd vice president mrs jack mitchell was in the chair with mrs h barclay taking the secre tarys chair due to the illness of mrs johnston and mrs burton minutes were read of the last meeting also christmas cards and cards of thanks the yearly amateur night for the children is being planned the program was in charge- of mrs h barclay con vener of home economics and health three films from the national film board were used two on cancer showing the need of yearly checkups on health while the last film showed the happy results of an old kitchen in a farm home being modernized mr milton campbell took charge of the projector and we were glad to see mrs soden present current events were given by mrs glenn the hostesses mrs shirk and mrs malcolm served refresh ments pickering council names committees rev john melachlan of white- vale was present at the opening meeting of the 1952 council of picketing township at brougham on monday jan mill to assist in the inaugural ceremonies george toad moved into the reeves chair recently vacated by w westney with milton burk occupying the seat at the opposite end of the council table xs deputy- reeve serving again on council is clare balsdon along with two new members william gould newman and hugh g michel standing committees for the year were appointed as follows the firstnamed on each being chairman roads and bridges m b burk g t todd c a bals don h g michell w g newman contingencies c a balsdon m p burk h g michell welfare h g michell w g newman police and damage to livestock killed or injured by dogs w g newman h g michell c a balsdon uxbridge phone z52 oil heated at an even temperature for your comfort 2 shows xitely 7 o pm matinee 200 pm sat holidays o30 830 balsam and sit ziox the wa met on wednesday of last week at the home of mrs b jamieson with a good attendance following the worship and busi ness mrs jack empringham gave a very interesting talk mr and mrs joe percy of agin- court visited last wednesday with mr and mrs t jordon mrs jack empringham and mr glen evans were winners at the euchre party at the mt zion school last friday night there will lie another party on wednes day jan 23 mt zion and greenwood public schools won a hockey game against brooklin school last satur day morning score 54 mrs flynn of brooklin spent the weekend with her daughter mrs les harbron mr wm clarke of greenwood is spending the winter with his daughter mrs percy jones mr and airs lome parrott and allan of asiiburn visited sunday at the carson home the annual congregational meet ing will be held in the church basement on friday jan 25th last showing today of i was a communist for the f b i frank lovejoy and dorothy hart friday and saturday aanuary is th 19th frances goes to the races donald oconnor and piper laurie plus selected short subjects mondav and tuesdav january 21st 22nd the golden horde color ann blyth and david farrar cherrywood mr and mrs j mitchell of brougham spent sunday with mr and mrs walter hollinger a number attended the horti cultural banquet at dunbarton on tuesday evening mr george todd attended the council meeting on monday at brougham mr and mrs wesley petty visit ed in toronto on sunday a number attended the sunday school convention on tuesday wednesday and thursday january 23rd 24th night into morning ray milland and john hodiak plus disc jockey jane nigh and michael oshea dont miss mr belvedere ring the bell starring clifton webb 2 days only mondav and tuesday january 28th 29th vvsavvv maple leaf special a plymouth sedan just like the one above for only 105o clean as new s525 down balance for as long as is months 25 more clean cars in stock maple leaf auto sales stouffville phone 168w2 she steps on skunk escapes inscentel ehnira mrs milton weber went out to the woodshed audi before reentering her house wiped j her feet on a grain bag it felt soft j and when she looked down shej saw a skunk curled up on the bag i for a nap the skunk blinked its eyes a couple of times after being tramp ed on but went took to sleep with out turning on the heavy artillery fertilizer take delivery of your fertilizer this month and save 125 a ton for early delivery buy double strength fertilizer and save on freight and handling costs we have a goo1 supply on hand of different analysis and can fill your order promptly see us for 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