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the tribune stoutlville ont thursday march 13 1k2 claremont and pickering twp district four of the junior young ladies sang at the evening church service last sunday a number in the community have been suffering from severe colds mrs s cooke of lansing was a sundtay and monday visitor with mr and mrs k cooke and son mr jiki mrs arthur cox and children of uaviland were week end visitors with her parents mr and mrs henry johnson mrs alan taylor of goodwood was a sunday visitor with mr and mrs quantz and mr and mrs p btristead mrs u pugh entertained mr and mrs leslie feasby of toronto over sunday the party were also supper guests with miss e evans there were seventeen tables of euchre players at the wi social evening last friday and an enjoy able time was spent by all lunch was served by the committee in charge the small son of mr and mrs jack morgan who has not enjoy ed robust health had his tonsils removed at the toronto sick childrens hospital a couple of weeks ago mr and mrs quantz and infant son are living for the present with her parents mr and mrs f bin- stead mrs r quantz sr of ux- bridge was a recent visitor the claremont baptist congre gation and community are happy to report that rev g davison has reconsidered his earlier decision of resigning this decision to remain was announced at the close of the morning service last sunday the goodfellowship class in tend to hold a mystical supper on march 19th in the sunday school room fuller particulars will be found in coming events section progressive crokinole will will be played later in the evening the community is invited prizes at the euchre in the legion hall on monday night were won by mrs bob redshaw margaret benson and mrs wal lace frank collins ken wood and john beelby were male prize win ners lone hand prize was won by mrs gordon gauslin there will be another euchre next monday night miss marian reaman daughter of mr and mrs sam reaman of claremont sailed from new york on saturday march 1st to take up evangelistic missionary work in monrovia liberia west africa she was accompanied by a lady friend on a similar mission miss loretta raymer of high land creek and a high school associate of miss june morgan spent the weekend at the latters home miss raymer took the lead ing part in the recent school con cert in the house with the twis ty windows held in the pick ering school the annual meeting of the womens institute will be held on march 20th at the home of mrs ken ward roll call your mem bership fee motto will be given by mrs sanderson the topic is mak ing a button hole the election of officers will be held the lunch committee includes mrs stick- wood mrs cooke mrs e car- ruthers mrs f redshaw mrs d pugh brougham atha news irs oueilette and little son of i congratulations to shirley oshawa was visiting with ner mother mrs e woodward mrs snepjwrd and mrs beer had a business trip to toronto one day last week mrs a hamilton and mrs matthews spent sunday with mr tran dun- keld who celebrated her birthday on wednesday march 5th with a number of her friends mr and mrs bill dyck and family were supper guests on friday with mr and mrs joe and mrs h crawforthof uhitbv mrs xott of port perry had tea on saturday with mrs matthews mrs johnston is accompanying friends on a pleasant trip to florida mr and mrs d l mairs visited with friends in toronto on sun day mr and mrs harry knox of enniskillen visited here on sunday mr gillespie and miss gillespie of toronto spent the weekend with their sister and brother-in- law mr and mrs frank powell and family mr and mrs cyril beelby were dinner guests with mr and mrs uray beelby in toronto on sun day mr and mrs gren draper and with friends familv spent sunday afternoon with mr and mrs bernard bur- mis xott returned to her home nell at claremont at port perry on sunday after miss xelda dunkeld and miss pending the past two weeks with eileen draper spent the weekend mr and mrs m hamilton with their grandparents mr and miss diane carter celebrated mrs frank wagg in stouffville her sixth birthday on friday mr and mrs abraham reesor march 7 by having her little girl of cedar grove were dinner guests friends in for a party with their daughter and son-in- mrs ingles and daughter mrs law mr and mrs cyril beelbv on ross and daughter all of acton thursday visited the formers parents mr mrs thomas dunkeld has and mrs h shea on sunday returned home from port perry mr and mrs layhow of tor- after spending a few weeks with onto visited with mr and mrs h mr and mrs carnochan shea on sunday mr and mrs arthur wagg and a little girls broach was found family of mount albert were sun- in the hall after the entertainment day afternoon guests with mr and last week owner call at mrs i mrs joe tran and family balsam and mt ziojf mr and mrs lloyd bryant and carolyn called on mr and mrs ernie pilkey one evening last week mr and mrs norman king and son floyd of belhaven were sun day visitors at the ernest pilkey home congratulations to mrs e pil key who celebrated a birthday on monday several from here attended the hockey game when the brooklin bantams played at xobleton last wednesday night mr and mrs win mcdonald of blackwater visited last thursday at the jamieson home mr and mrs cecil jones attend ed the funeral of her aunt mrs t oliver at uxbridge on friday mr grant jones and mrs cecil disney were winners at the euchre party at the ml zion school last friday night misses myrna jones luella carson and berniee mcavoy spent the weekend at their homes the mens club are entertaining their wives and families at red wing orchard recreation hall on friday night march 1 1 greetings are extended to mrs cecil jones who had a birthdav on march s the active service class are holding an open meeting next wednesday night march 19 when dr and mrs mckinney of brook lin will be guest speakers mayhews the regular weekly euchre sponsored by the brock road club had the following as winners on march 5 ladies mrs s hopkins mrs win gray and mrs dawson gents mr j phillips mr win knox mr powell the lone hand prize went to mrs l hopkins and the door prize to mrs t cornutt the following were lucky win ners at the institute euchre on tuesday evening march 4 ladies mrs plaxton mrs p hardy and mrs johnston gents mr hardy mr l hill and mr plaxton with the two special prizes going to mr earl pilkey and mrs matthews the friendly bible class will present home to mother and the hayloft minstrel show in the hall on friday evening march 11 at slo pm this is a show you will not want to miss the amateur night sponsored by brougham womens institute oh friday evening was a big success there were school child ren from six different commun ities entered in the contest the township hall was filled to capac ity the contestants did their part well and should be congratulated it is expected this will be an annual affair there was a notice able improvement in comparison with past amateur nights prizes were awarded to the following grades 1 2 3 helen ego aleen johnston variety songs patsy gray rosemary mckenzie bobby hunter donny kimura barbara masters grades 4 5 6 russell hiltz john paxton tie tap dance joyce kimura suzanne boys lauwrie barclay james evans glen wilson song anne pugh piano solo grades 7 8 bettyann lindsay piano john harvey piano dorothy closson guitar billy ellicott guitar cherrywood monster bingo on friday mar 14 claremont community hall sponsored by claremont community park board dooooooooooooocoof mr and mrs e riches and paulette spent the weekend at belleville mr hall is visiting at montreal mr and mrs win hollinger are sporting a new dodge mr and mrs wesley petty were at gormley on sunday attending the 100th birthday party of mrs frank quibell formerly of mount albeit the home and school will hold their regular meeting in the school on tuesday evening march isth at s pm everylwdy welcome miss doris hollinger left on sunday for a 3 weeks holiday in florida there will be an euchre and crokinole party in the school on tuesday evening march 25th at 830 oclock sharp everybody welcome mr and mrs murray dunkeld visited with mr and mrs lome wagg at udora on sunday after noon miss alta zeller of stoufrville spent the weekend with mr and mrs gren draper and family a number from here attended a skating party at cedarena on wednesday night everyone had a good time 84yearold markham union school closed there is a little red school house in an apple orchard two miles north of richmond hill thats closed for vaughan and markham township children after si years of service the 82 children of union school section 21 vaughan and no 4 markham have moved to the new streamlined 65000 jefferson pub lic school leaving behind the one- room red hrick building richmond hill children how ever will soon be brought by bus to the old school richmond hill board of education is renting the building as emergency school accommodation the jefferson school opened monday it will serve the rural area on either side of yonge st richmond hill trustees have added rooms to several village schools in an effort to meet the demand for accommodation but this year the ontario municipal board refused more debentures for further expansion and tempor ary emergency classrooms have been set up in a church reaches century mark born in pickering mrs mary quibell formerly of i the mount albert district who now lives at sunny acres rest i home at gormley celebrated her 1 100th birthday on sunday she was born at pickering lived i at markham for a number of years later near uxbridge and then mount albert of seven sons one everton quibell survives he lives on the family farm near mount albert mrs quibell has i nine grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren i was never unusually healthy airs quibell insists hard work i is the only reason i can think of for living to be as old as 1 am she said in a jovial mood this week although she said she enjoyed good care and good meals at mrs marion hilliards rest home in gormley she said she would like to be lxick on the farm friends and relatives gathered on sunday to assist mrs quibell in celebrating this memorable occa sion what pickering twp council did received the february report of the building inspector frank prouse which showed that permits issued in the month amounted to sisooo went on record as not being in favour of the proposed county suggestion that there be a county court of revision or that the township assessors be disposed of in favour of county assessors agreed that the township road department men he given twp weeks holidays per year and that the time of such holidays be at the discretion of the road supt tender of the canadian bank of commerce accepted for 832000 at 494 for 15yeardebentures for the fire hall on the lakefrdnt at a price of 10086 road supt authorized to pur chase approximately 10000 in goods tires road culverts and steel culverts glen major mrs jim jones visited on thurs day with her mother mrs f walls brooklin mr and mrs jack johnson and family of pine grove visited on sunday with mr and mrs ed johnson and family mr and mrs h langille and david spent one day last week in toronto mr allan jones newmarket spent the weekend at his home mrs jim jones and shirley visited sunday with mr and mrs charles fiss and family mrs charles fiss and mrs ed johnson and linda spent one day last week with mr and mrs joe jones and lila sale by tender ontario county home sealed tenders will be received by the undersigned up to 500 pm monday march 31 1952 for the purchase of the ontario county home at whitby ontario along with a garage and an area of land 260 x 220 terms 10 of the tender price as a deposit and the balance in cash upon acceptance of offer the highest or any tender not necessarilv accepted inspection of the property may be made by appoint ment further particulars may be obtained by communicating with the undersigned wm g manning clerktreasurer county of ontario court house whitby ontario htnnm information on how to prepare your 1951 income tax return official representatives of the taxation division department of national revenue will visit uxbridge on march 24th 29th incl for the purpose of assisting taxpayers in this area in preparing their 1951 income tax returns and answering inquiries on other income tax matters these representatives will be available for consultation at the post office taxpayers this area are invited to take advantage of this free service to the public let your income tax office help you ivtl llllllttttt salary increase of 516 per teacher in pickering twp h school said unreasonable salary increase of sjio per teaclier being asked for the cur rent year by the stalf of pickering district high school is causing concern to tlie board some mem bers of which say the request is unreasonably high at present the hoard is undecided what action it can take 10 meet the wage de mands which are backed by the strength of the ontario secondary school teachers federation last year when the teachers were hired under the years con tract the board adopted the teachers own official schedule which meant that wages being paid in the pickering school were the highest for similar schools in the province and at that time the board took considerable pride in being able to offer such satisfac tory salaries the situation as outlined today by a board official is as follows the teaching staff of pickering district high school have present ed to the hoard a salary proposal based on the ontario secondary school teachers federation sche dule as adopted for 1952 the staff ask for the immediate adoption of this schedule and an increase of s150 per teacher across the board retractive to jan 1st 1952 this is in addition to the regular yearly increment of 200 per teacher as of sept 1st 1952 the pickering board adopted the federation schedule in its get tenders on ithe sale of former ontario county home tenders for the purchase f the i ontario county home building i placed back oh the market on account of the fact that the hoipi- j tal proposal has fallen through j are being called by ontario coun- i tv council the tenders close on march 31 when the building was advertis- i ed before the highest bid was j 15out which is the amount those behind the hospital project agreed to pay one thousand dollars was paid down which will be retained by the county according to a council decision last week entirely in jan of 1951 and engag ed the present stall in line with that schedule the proposal as now presented comes only a few months after the opening of the new 16room school at pickering in sept of 1951 it is interesting to note that a concerted- effort is being made by a group of interested school hoards with representatives from kingston to burlington and in cluding pickering to band them selves together in an attempt to offset the increasing demands of the teachers union theatre uxbridge the royal journey 3 big days 3 on march 24 25 and 26 you will be privileged to see the new queen of england and her husband the duke of edinburgh in the first complete pictorial story of their trip across canada a full length color feature you will never forget last showing tonite thurs march 13th rhubarb starring ray millani and jan sterling friday saturday march 14th 15th on moonlight bay technicolor starring doris day and gordon macrae monday tuesday march 17th 18lh here comes the groom starring bing crosby and jane wyman wednesday thursday march 19th 20th inside the walls of folsom prison adult entertainment starring steve cochran and david brian yyfrssjx ok oic tkz zxkz 3itc xk xjc xjc oikz see the new coop black hawk tractor manure spreader on display now at claremont coop we have also on hand one 9 cu ft coop deep freeze and coop refrigerator 9 cu ft call in today and compare these machines with other makes claremont coop phone 38 claremont ontario