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the tribune stouffville ont thursday june 26 1352 claremont and pickering twp district the wi was held at the home of mrs- f carson on thursday june lyih with a large attendance of members and babes prizes were presented to the following young- mother mrs k hockley mother having the most grand children mrs d dawson oldest grandmother airs wendell cups were given to children two years and under and bank books con taining s100 for the communitys young babies baby lackey twins of mr and mrs t hammond and baby thorpe mrs middlemiss of stouifville gave a line address on health and care of children mrs ft jackson sang a solo and refreshments were served by the committee in charge mr and mis wendell of fene- lon falls are visiting with their daughter and soninlaw mr and mrs iippert mr and mrs morri son of fenelon falls were sun day guests at the lippert home mr and mrs gordon morley of hamilton have returned from a two weeks visit with mr and mrs maclean and family of cornwall pei mr morley is a son of our esteemed postmaster mr joe morley in training in the air force at alymer left last week for the camp at clares holme alberta the united church sunday school and congregation intend tc have their annual picnic on mon day june 30th at cedar glen park pickering two buses will leave the church grounds about 1 pm adults will be expected to pay 35c for the round trip children free anyone with cars who can accommodate children please call at the above starting place every one come and enjoy a half day of sports and social time and bring well filled baskets of food for the supper mr w hardy spent last week in the hospital where he underwent an operation for an old affliction we wish him a speedy recovery a number of friends and rela tives of the community attended the funeral service of the late john mitchell held in whitevale baptist church last sunday after noon mr and mrs virgins and family purchased a home in oshawa where they moved several weeks ago and mr and mrs alan fyrer and daughter of toronto have pur chased the place they vacated it is the former john coates house and lot east of the four corners mr and mrs fyrer are having some repairs made before they take possession mr and mrs gordon graham and family of oshawa celebrated their hth wedding anniversary on saturday june 21st mr and mrs e lewis and the s taylor family were present for the festive sup per mr and mrs doug gillies of stayner mrs nelson arnott and daughters isobel and shirley visit ed with her sister mrs e lewis last friday mr and mrs graydon taylor of uxbridge were guests of the s taylor family on sunday mrs violet pilkey who recently underwent an operation at the womens hospital toronto has entered a rest home to recuper ate mrs towner visited with her in the hospital recently a reminder comes again to any one interested in the wms intention of sending clean light and dark all wool materials to be made into lovely colored blankets etc at the firm of fairfield sons of winnipeg seven pounds after buttonholes bands and all cotton bindings have been removed are required for a blanket pack material into clean cotton or can vas bags with name and correct weight marked on inside and out of bags tie securely and deliver to the home of mrs henry john son in about three weeks tjie cast of shipment one way is added to price of blankets as usual ship ment sent cod the wms members are serv ing a supper in the united church basement on july 3rd pro ceeds will be used for the train ing school the public is cordially invited the baptist sunday school and church congregation enjoyed a picnic to iynbrook park on sat urday there was a great crowd of people from various locations but the extensive grounds provid ed adequate space for all the weather though cool was fine thirtyfour members of the earlscourt legion pipe band pro vided a colorful musical display on sunday afternoon as they headed the ciaremont legion parade at their annual drumhead service a large audience exceeding that of last year attended the service held tn ciaremont community park with rev r f sneyd of calvary baptist church bringing the special message besides the pipe band members there were three bus loads from hirlseour legion in attendance the vice chairman of the provincial command mr frank threadgold along with the cobourg district commander john burnett and the deputy dis trict commander mr p burk of peterboro attended the eerrones ciaremont native jclaremonfs eldest prominent in womens organizations prominent in womens organiza tions martha micks widow of william j micks died in toronto saturday born at ciaremont she lived in uxbridge prior to coming to toronto more than 10 years ago mrs micks was a past matron of the queen city chapter order of the eastern star and past high priestess of bokhara court ladies oriental shrine of xorth america she was also member of the tor onto shrine the order of the white shrine of jerusalem she was an active member of howard park united church and formerly a worker in the united church italian mission her husband died some years ago also her brother mr j h chinn former publisher of the uxbridge times glen major weekend visitors with mr and mrs j a hlngston were mr and mrs alec hingston and family mr and mrs leslie tallon and family mr and mrs smith and family all of toronto mrs charles forsyth and son spent a few days last week with mrs jos forsyth miss june kiss of toronto spent the weekend at her home mr and mrs arthur peddieand artie of ciaremont visited on sunday with mr and mrs wm fiss mr and mrs joe houffer and friends of toronto and mr and mrs joe jones visited on sunday with mr and mrs e johnson and family messrs george nokes bill hill and allan jones spent the week end in newmarket mr herbert simmonds toronto is spending a few days at brae- side mrs geo pickett and mrs c fiss visited with mr and mrs mcconnell toronto one evening last week several ladies from here attend ed the irobin hood cooking school on wednesday evening at mrs wm harbrons lady 90 on friday miss m duerden believed to be i it- eldest lady in ciaremont and possibly the eldest in pickering tvvp will celebrate her 0th birthday on friday june 27th there are few persons who will be able to boast of attaining the age of miss duerden and still be able to go about her daily chores around the house without any apparent hardship mi duerden came to canada from england some fortytwo years ago and can remember vivid ly the ocean voyage she resided in toronto for a short time before moving to ciaremont where she has remained for the last thirty- two years still in the best of health this noted ciaremont lady does not confine her interest entirely to inside work but likes very much to get outside and enjoy the scenery it is hoped that miss duerden will continue to enjoy good health and will cele brate many more birthdays in years to come member of wellknown family john michell dead ontario riding remains unchanged the federal riding of ontario is to remain unchanged if recommen dations of a house of commons committee studying revision of constituencies is adopted toy the house the committees recom mendation presented thursday calls for changes in three new federal constituencies in the pro vince the committee studying a re adjustment of representation in the commons on the basis of the 1051 census recommended that new seats be established in hamilton and in welland constituency changes in east and north york will be announced this week moke than 100 attend luuxiox the third annual reunion of descendants of peter erlin kaiser was held at the home of mr and mrs cecil kaiser at pickering beach saturday more than 100 persons attended peter kaiser died in 1821 he was of united empire loyalist stock relatives came from buff alo guelph and ottawa for the reunion elected president of the family council was erlin kaiser of perth ave toronto suspect feed last it seldom happens that prepared feeds are the cause of poisoning of farm animals yet almost every year samples of suspected iced are submitted to department of agriculture inspectors for analy sis when some other action would be the logical one recently an ontario farmer lost some pigs and suspected that feed had poisoned them laboratory tests of the feed failed to show any trace of poison and other pigs fed the same feed remained per fectly healthy on the rare occasions where poison is found agricultural officials say it is generally the result of a slipup on the farm poisons like nitrate of soda seed disinfectants lead paint bug rat and gopher poison had got acci dentally mixed in with the feed in case of sickness or death of an animal a veterinarian should be called immediately rather than sending a sample of the feed for analysis while this is being done more animals may become sick or die from causes entirely unrelated to feed poisoning brougham messrs fred and archie mec- hin of toronto were renewing old acquaintances here last week congratulations to master john harvey who passed his six grade music examinations with honors mrs d a beer spent a few days last week in toronto mrs ross middleton returned home after spending the past week at the home of her son at high land creek miss m burton of detroit spent a few days last week visiting her sister mrs m hamilton and other friends mr and mrs w a knox visited at the homes of their three sons in durham on sunday mr wm dunn has been ill dur ing the past week having suffered a slight stroke his many friends wish him a speedy recovery mrs h shea spent a few days last week with friends at toronto and acton mr and mrs ross knox betty jean and fay and miss jean me guckin visited with mr and mrs b mcguchin of goodwood on sun day the womans association will hold their next meeting on wed nesday evening july 2 at the home of mrs f cassie the devo tional period will be taken by mrs a j gray while the program will be in charge of mrs w a knox a cordial invitation is extended to all ladies the wms of brougham united church are packing a bale for overseas relief and any one who has good used clothing they do not need please leave same at the home of mrs a j gray by june 30 mr and mrs ryan of thornhill were recent guests at the harvey home congratulations to miss joan todd and master john harvey of of brougham school and master billie ellicott of brock rd school who passed their entrance exams miss sharp of oshawa called on her niece mrs al harvey and family on sunday constable t killey of port stanley and his fiancee miss d coville st thomas visited his parents mr and mrs killey and his grandmother mrs hefliwell during their visit here his friends and relatives held a show er for them in toronto at the home of his aunt and uncle mr and mrs w helliwell they re ceived many useful and lovely gifts on thursday june 19th john h michell one of the best known and most highly respected resi dents of pickering twp passed away suddenly after a brief illness born in pickering twp in the year 1sst on the farm of his parents mr and mrs alfred michell the deceased worked for some time on the township roads for the last fifty years the late mr michell had been living on the farm now oper ated by hfs son at lot 31 con 7 pickering his wife the former sarah n turner still survives a member of the whitevale baptist church the deceased took an ac tive interest in all church work when his health permitted having held the office of sunday school superintendent of the pickering twp sunday school convention for thirty three years although not in the best of health for some two weeks his passing came as a great shock to his many friends and relatives besides his wife the deceased leaves one daughter mrs fred beare may- of pickering and two sons edward in port perry and hugh on the home farm lot 31 concession 7 it is interesting to note that it was just one hundred years ago that the first tree was felled to clear this property uui this is the first death that has oc curred there since that time funeral service was held on sun day afternoon at 230 pm con ducted by rev h i hardy of whitevale baptist church with in terment in whitevale cemetery the pallbearers were mr roy see- heck mr russ hamilton mr nor man reesor mr alfred michell mr henry michell arid mr sidney pugh sz235ss5255q 5555255k255525255z252522s33255eez3z35 40 foundation h0lsteins accredited rop vaccinated friday june 27th 1952 7 pm at hays sales arena vi mile west of trafalgar on no 5 highway between toronto and hamilton top fall calving cows and heifers open heifers calves hays farms limited sales managers box 64 oakville ontario phone oakville 1308 atha news mr and airs david trail and laurie spent the weekend in king ston with their daughter and son- inlaw mr and mrs gordon overland this thursday afternoon atha school is holding their annual picnic at greenwood park come and bring your baskets congratulations to mrs sheri dan who celebrated another birth day on friday mrs james milton and frank of burkton mr and mrs russell davidson whitby mr and mrs jim carnochan of port perry were sunday guests with mr and mrs murray dunkeld and family supper guests at the carruthers home on sunday were mrs fred langmaid oshawa mr john for- gie dunbarton mr and mrs murray forgie markham mr percy wideman markham mrs wellington wideman and mr and mrs morley smalley of mount albert all the guests had prev iously attended the memorial ser vice at stouffville on sunday after noon sorry to report that larry spang is confined to bed through illness the executive meeting of the wi of south ontario was held at the home of mrs murray dunkeld on monday claremont meats guaranteed quality economy prices phone 3501 we deliver special rindless bacon lb 35c fri sat only pure lard 3 lbs for 33c we specialize in special sandwich meats cold cuts highways department advertising campaign to curb accidents walking is becoming a perilous adventure in ontarios 28 cities ac cording to the facts set forth in watch your step a safety pam phlet for pedestrians released by the motor vehicles branch the department of highways the fig ures show that twothirds of the fatalities and onethird of those in jured in motor vehicle accident in ontario cities are pedestrians in ontario during 1951 m9 per sons were killed and 22557 were injured as a result of traffic acci dents three hundred and thirty- nine of those persons killed and 1872 of the injured were pedes trians watch your step points out that the problem of pedestrian accidents is not beyond control drivers of motor vehicles must take the steps necessary to safe guard pedestrians pedestrians themselves must take precautions for their own protection parents are urged to set an ex ample for their children toy fol lowing the rules of safety wheth er walking or driving this paren tal example is of the first impor tance and next to it comes the school training balsam ax i mt ziox mr and mrs joe empringham are on a two week motor trip to the east coast mrs e mills of malvern spent the weekend with mr and mrs t jordan friends are sorry to hear that alice pascoe has scarlet fever about seventy ladies attended the robin hood cooking school last wednesday night at the home of mrs wm harbron mr and mrs morgan pugh of uxbridge spent the weekend with mr and mrs elmer wilson mrs f disney and marion attended the johnson maynard wedding at brooklin on saturday the sympathy of the community is extended to rev 11 b monk- man in the sudden passing of his father dr monkman at saska toon on friday miss gail moffat of toronto spent the weekend with mrs errol carson mrs 1 a jones of brooklin spent the week with mr and mrs cecil jones mrs jack empringham and shirley are ill with the mumps about seventy attended the sun day school picnic on saturday at geneva park and report a good time mr burnett lamieson has been ill in bed for a couple of weeks mr and mrs orr graham spent sunday in muskoka owing to the decoration service at salem cemetery next sunday june 2sth there will be no church service in the mt zion church clivremont mr thos stanbury of cobourg called on mr and mrs jack mor gan and other friends on tuesday mrs mina mcmaster of green- bank spent two days recently at the home of her niece mrs j morgan mrs morgans father mr phillips also of greenbank is presently visiting with his daugh ter mr and mrs jack morgan and family visited on sunday with mr and mrs kenneth hastings of whitevale we are pleased to see mr j linger improved and on the ver andah in his wheelchair mrs jack irwin and daughter barbara of aurora visited on mon day at the morgan home 27th annual garden party at cedar grove 2vt miles east 2 miles south of markham variety program featuring acrobatics the keppo family amazing contortions by father and two charming daughters comedv billie meek popular singing comedian songs by helen bruce attractive vocalist juggling johnny dash clever manipulations on a unicycle aecordian nancy mccaig accomplished queen of the keys ventriloquist cy leonard and happy youll love them xvlophone eddie dowie lively music by a brilliant artist dancing zena cheevers colorful dance stylist returning by popular request piano joe handley outstanding accompanist saturday nite july 5 rt9rr9jrjrrjrrvtirjfjrjrjrrrgrar some people have a tendency to give and forgive others to get and forget llv we will clean your oilburner and adjust for economical burning expert workmanship for your satisfaction call central feed store phone 277 stouffville asassacaama theatre uxbridge phone 252 voxigy week mtcs 7 jo 01jo sat holidays 7 0 pm admission 50c 830 pm dst children 25c cedar grove young peoples annual open air service the rev i h woodhousc speaker elizabeth kates soloist sunday july 6th 8 pm varwarvvyrwyrwrvrw last showing tonite thursday june 26 teresa starring pier angeli and john ericson fri sat june 27 28 painting the clouds with sunshine starring dennis morgan and virginia mayo technicolor mon tue june 30 july 1 take me out to the ballgame starring esther williams and gene kelly technicolor wed thurs july 2 3 the day the earth stood still starring michael rennie and patricia neal