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Stouffville Tribune (Stouffville, ON), October 23, 1952, p. 8

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the tribune stoaffville ont thursday october 23 1952 claremont and pickering twp district mr- roy morgan who has been in the genera hospital for the last two weeks returned home sunda3 night much improved in health they are going like hoi cakes what are why the tickets for the frigidaire cooking school get yours now any institute member can supply you institute members are asked to leave their donation of candy for the halloween party at padgetts store mr and mrs k warden of tor onto and roger warden of clare mont spent the holiday weekend on a four hundred mile motor trip through north eastern ontario the woollen blankets ordered from fairfield sons winnipeg have arrived at the home of mrs henry johnson and will be ready for distribution by the time this paper reaches you please have the correct change the claremont wi has been invited to ajax on wednesday october 29 ladies please meet at the four corners at 145 pm visitors at the home of mr and mrs geo empringham on sunday were mr and mrs jas grant and daughter margaret mrs wm richardson of wexford mr and mrs will craig mr bill francis mr sam crosby of searloro and rev jas a lyttle of north bay the baptist circle will meet on tuesday afternoon oct 2sth at the home of mrs g m forsyth re ports from the four delegates attending the lindsay and whitby convention held recently at halt- burton will be presented at this meeting all ladies cordially invited annual thankoffcring will also be received the united church harvest home services were conducted last sunday morning and evening rev wiley of port perry was the guest speaker at the morning ser vice with the home choir render ing the special music for the even ing rev i e kennedy a former pastor for ten years from canning- ton united church was the guest speaker the cannington united church choir provided outstanding musical talent in vocal solo and group singing rev g davison of the baptist church led in prayer the church was filled with wor shippers from claremont and dis trict the entire service was broad cast on the air the church was suitably decorated with autumn fruits vegetables and flowers the recreation committee are holding their halloween party again for the local small fry anil the young at heart we are happy to see so many more of the adults in costume each year as it helps to make the party a success there will be the usual parade starting from the sarco plant at 730 marching down to the community hall where costumes will be judged prizes for young and old movies skits sing songs will be enjoyed candy for the children no admission charge fine of 25 cents for all not in costume on wednesday afternoon oct 15th an unusual golden wedding was celebrated at the queen eliz abeth hospital when relatives and friends numbering around thirty- five gathered in honor of mr and mrs will thompson in a special room provided for the occasion mr and mrs thompson had lived in claremont since that happy event fifty years ago until the past few years when the devoted wife and mother was removed to the hospital and became a bed patient with paralysis another sad feature had been a lengthy illness of an only daughter mrs brown who passed away about three months ago she was devoted to both parents throughout their years of suffering a son alan and his wife and their son and daughterinlaw with mrs iv porter were respon sible for the gathering which will long be remembered by all present a presentation of fifty yellow roses a large quantity of mums and other beautiful flow ers with numerous wedding anni versary cards and other gifts brought beauty and expressions of affection refreshments which in cluded a very special wedding cake made by the daughterinlaw were served those present from clare- mont included mr w thompson rev illackev mr and mrs 11 porter mr w palmer mr and mrs w ward mrs mccullough mrs cooper mrs macdonald mrs burnell mr and mrs m ander son mr and mrs k redshaw and a number of former claremont friends from toronto pickering trailer case adjourned for two weeks a prosecution under the picker ing trailer bylaw which has been the cause of dissension and com ment between the township council and police department for many months was given another two- week hoist in police court last week at the request of the township solicitor melville grant qc be cause two of the parties charged failed to appear in court mr grant asked for the adjournment so that they might foe notified the third man charged william t heron who is charged with keeping a trailer camp at the junc tion of highway no 2 and the ajax rd pleaded not guilty tq maintaining such a camp without a township license when chief trin- nei took the witness stand about to give evidence mr grant raised his objections to the case proceed ins the third partv charged is m vearod mrs mary powell who lives onehalf mile east of ajax brougham mr and mrs wm knox accom panied by mr and mrs i carr visited mr and mrs loy carr of vandorf on sunday miss martha ryland of toronto spent the weekend with mrs seebeck mr and mrs francis willson of west hill visited with his parents mr and mrs w c willson on sunday mr and mrs robert miller and mr and mrs ross knox attended the johnstonvarley wedding on saturday the official board of claremont and brougham churches is plan ning to enjoy their annual banquet in the township hall on friday evening oct 2th about twentyfour members of the willson family held their annual thanksgiving banquet and reunion in the township hall on thanksgiving day guests were present from toronto ancaster minden and brougham mr and mrs w a dobson and jane of beaverton visited with their aunt mrs george philip on sunday mrs seebeck spent the thanks giving holiday with her sister in toronto mr and mrs wallace ellicott and dianne and mrs gordon of toronto spent the weekend with mr and mrs w h ellicott mr and mrs w a knox and mr and mrs k pascoe visited with the latters brothers at hamp ton during the weekend we are sorry to hear mr milford hamilton is not enjoying the best of health mrs george philip spent the thanksgiving holiday with friends in toronto mrs lemmon and mrs matt hews enjoyed a trip to athens and spent i he holiday with mr and mrs e e annis who returned with them to visit brougham friends mr and mrs isaac carr of regina sask visited friends in this community over the weekend mr and mrs ross knox and mr and mrs a hardy sjoent the holi day in montreal about thirty members of brougham united congregation attended the anniversary service in claremont on sunday night and enjoyed hearing the rev i e kennedy speak the music was supplied by cannington choir and was enjoyed by all mr and mrs a j gray visited on sunday with mr and mrs r hodgson brougham softball team jour- reyed to hamilton last week for the finals for ontario but were de- leated by a 21 score about fourteen of our ladies journeyed to cherrywood on tues day to attend their wms thank- oifering and hear miss jane scott of the toronto globe and mail speak anniversary services of broug ham united church will be held next sunday oct 26th when rev fisher of brooklin will be the guest speaker at the afternoon ser vice the music will be supplied by the claremont choir while the home choir will be assisted by a trio at the evening service at 730 oclock rhe weekly euchre sponsored by the womens institute on tues day evening was fairly well attend ed there were nine tables come and eijoy these pleasant evenings prize winners were mrs h mal colm mrs ii plaxton mrs hop kins mr a gray mr h plaxton and mr walter carlton special prize mrs l white keep in mind the special prize to be given at the end of the season the october meeting of the womens institute was held oct 1 lth in the township hall the president mrs manson ellicott was in the chair the main item of business on the agenda was voting on resolutions to bg presented at the area convention plans were made for a wallpaper demonstra tion to be held in november a pleasing feature of the afternoon was the presentation of a picture f the queen to the institute by mrs iletu the program consisted of films a comic one and a most instructive one on fire protection in our forests a delicious lunch brought the meeting to a close hostesses were mrs wm ellicott mrs j gillman mrs h spang mrs r malcolm and mrs soden pickering prepares for annual nominations and election pickering township council at a special meeting last week prepar ed for the annual nomination and election with the passing of the election bylaw and appointment of deputy returning officers and poll clerks the date for nominations has been set for friday nov 21st with the election if necessary on monday dec 1st court of revision on the assess ment roll will be held on oct 29th and if necessary on oct 30th at the hour of 9 am constable masters was instruct ed to collect the unpaid dog taxes which the assessor reported amounted to 200 unpaid dogs council was advised that the municipal board is giving tenta tive approval to 50 acres of land for canadian general electric for zoning mr melville grant solici tor also advised that the munici pality will require a new zoning bylaw to exclude undesireable industry fire area no 1 of the township represented at the meeting by messrs wells and comport was given permission to purchase a separate firefighting unit the new outfit will carry 2550 gallons of water and is being purchased from the sun oil co for 2000 an additional sl600 is required for other equipment balsam am jit zion thursday oct 16 quite a number from here at tended the plowing match held at carp last week mr reg hoskins accompanied his mother and father to montreal to visit his grandparents over the holiday weekend mrs john gregg of toronto spent thanksgiving at the irving mc- avoy home grant murray and ronald jones billie jordan and lome disney at tended a supper and presentation of awards for the brooklin boys hockey team tuesday night con gratulations to murray jones on winning the trophy for the most valuable player miss marian jamieson of osh- awa spent thanksgiving with her parents david wilson of brooklin spent the weekend with his grandmother mrs george wilson miss anita troop and friend from toronto spent thanksgiving with mr and mrs levi linton mr richard wilson of brooklin visited sunday with mr and mrs percy jones the bazaar and supper sponsored by the wa will be held friday night nov 21st cherrywood anniversary services will be held in cherrywood united church on sunday oct 26 sympathy is extended to dr and mrs roberts in the death of the latters mother funeral service was held in cherrywood united with interment in erskine ceme tery- a number of ladies attended the wms meeting at markham on thursday afternoon best wishes are extended to miss elsie alves who is to be married to mr derosier on nov 7th in cherrywood united church we wish bill everingham a speedy recovery after his recent operation dont forget the bazaar to be held in the school house on friday evening oct 21 at s pm sponsor ed by the cherrywood home school association mr and mrs dean percy and family of markham had dinner on sunday with mr and mrs newton lang lin and emma they had tea with mr and mrs wm sin clair a fair number attended the home snd school meeting on wed nesday evening when mr kelley showed moving pictures on the atom bomb and its effect on people as a whole mrs j thompson gave a number of selections on her accordion the evening was brought to a close with a social half hour the ladies of the wa of cherry- wood united church were hos tesses to the ladies from locust hill whitevale and brougham at their october meeting the presi dent mrs s jones opened the meeting with a call to worship mrs ruby petty chose thanks giving for the theme of her devotional period in which she stressed the spiritually stimulating attitude of thanksgiving mrs d mile and mrs neil petty sang whispering hope the guest speaker for the occasion was miss jane scott religious editor for the globe mail her topic was labourers together with god mrs r tindall rendered a piano solo called chapel chimes in a ery pleasing manner the meet ing closed with a hymn and the benediction overall buckle deflects bullet brass buckle on the overalls of fred moore deflected a 22 bullet on sunday and saved him from a serious chest wound moore had come out the front door of his home on the rouge river to stop three boys hidden in a bush from shooting at the windows in the home spotting an old model auto speeding from the bush a few minutes later a citizen called police toronto detectives later picked up three youths for the pickering police moore discovered at least four bullet holes in the side of his home and found his boat tied to the dock in the river riddled with bullets reserved seats on sale x o w royal winter fair horse show nov 1422 order mus how for this colorful annual event featuring the kcmp musical ride at all porformanciw exevpt the first friday muixkks wed kri sloo saturdays 150 islam evkxixgs mon tues ved thurs io ssioo l5o fridays v- saturdays 300 250 tjeioo including general admission kudose a selfaddressed envelope with your cheque or money order to royal winter fair royal corseuni toronto ontario native couple wed fifty years a wellknown couple of the cfciremont and greenbank district mr and mrs thomas bushby celebrated their golden wedding anniversary oi wednesday a family gathering took place at their home during the afternoon and in the evening they enter tained their friends and neighbors in the community hall telegrams of congratulations were received from the prime min ister the honorable louis st laurent the provincial secretary the honorable arthur welsh and the premier of ontario the honor able leslie frost the couple also received many handsome gifts and bouquets of flowers including fifty roses from their grandchildren mr and mrs bushby were mar ried at the home of thebrides parents mr and mrs alexander gall 5th concession in uxbridge township by rev murray taite both are natives of claremont they farmed in uxbridge town ship for 12 years moving to scott township near leaskdale then to greenbank to a farm west of the village later after retiring from the farm they moved into the vil- ring up another for magic i s i 3zs gingerbread dessert ring mix and sift 3 times 14 c oncesifted pastry flour or lc oncesifted hard- wheat flour 2 tsps magic baking pow der 4 tsp baking soda j tsp salt tsp ground cinnamon tsp ground ginger y tsp grated nutmeg cream c butter or margarine and blend in c lightlypacked brown sugar gradually beat in 1 wellbeaten egg and c molas ses combine c buttermilk and yi tsp vanilla add dry ingredients to creamed mixture alternately with liquids and spread batter in greased 8 angel cake pan bake in rather slow oven 325 about 50 mins serve with hard sauce which has been flavored with grated orange rind yield 6 servings mm- 2eqqse2ese22esezke5s2e2eze22eqeze2sqse2eeie2222jze2sezzzezezee22esc we are pleased to announce mr walter bryan has joined our service department satisfactory repairs to all makes of automobiles trucks and tractors supertest garage lage to live they have four children mrs cliiford davidson ktsle sand- ford mr alexander hushby tor onto mrs ed balfe bessie new- tonbrook mrs archie mcmillan jean of wick there are 15 grandchildren mr and mrs bushby are in their usual good health and were de lighted with the gift of a mantel radio from their children auction sale farm stock implements horses pigs shorthorn cattle cocksliuu tractor no 30 poultry hay grain household furniture the undersigned has received instructions to sell by public auction at cox 7 uxukidgk twp 1 mile south of uxbridge park wednesday oct 29 the following property belonging to walter shell horses black percheron gelding 12 yrs black percheron mare 12 years shorthorn cattle myrtle ransom 4th no 3s336l female born sept 1 1918 with heifei calf at foot shorthorn roan cow 8 yrs old bred july 17th red cow 5 vears milking bred oct 7th roan cow 3 years milking bred oct 29th holstein cow milking not bred roan heifer 2 years old due in december red heifer 2 yrs old due in dec red heifer 2 yrs bred senior yearling heifer junior yearling heifer 2 senior calves steers senior calf heifer swine poultry yorkshire sow sandy summit sally ie no 39g759 born april 21 1950 bred sept 11 1 daughters of above sow carrying second litter bred in sept yorkshire sow bred october reg yorkshire hog 19 mos old 12 pigs about 110 lbs litter of 10 pigs about 10 lbs litter of 11 pigs about 100 lbs litter of 7 pigs about 100 lbs litter of 10 pigs about go lbs about 1 yearling hens harness- set double harness set single harness set plow harness number collars grain hay about 250 bus mixed grain small quantity of rye 3 bags of blue grass seed about 15 tons of hay sold by mow mixed implements tractor cockshutt no 30 good condition tractor plow 3 furrow on rubber case 7 ft double tractor disc ihc 8j ft cultivator 17 tooth cockshutt no g tractor manure spreader like new mh 7 ft cut binder new 1951 eureka fertilizer potato planter nearly new mcdeering 13 disc fertilizer seed drill mcdeering potato digger nearly new hammer mill case 10 nearly new mcdeering mower cutter 2 rubbertired wagons 600xlg tires good set of sloop sleighs nearly new doltval cream separator electric s00 lbs cockshutt hay rake 10 ft mh cutting box nobby tread tire gooxlg new 1section harrows buggy potato sprayer 2 row hand potato duster single plow 21 fleury rubbertired wheelbarrow potato grader lawn mower hand corn planter grindstone number of steel barrels large quantity of scrap iron stoheboat with steel front good vice press drill barbed wire 30 ft extension ladder hay rack wagon box root pulper forks hoes electric fencer quantity stakes and insulators 10 rods roll wire shovels set 2000 lb scales tools fanning mill ropes chains 100 feet goodyear cling tite belt nearly new 6 large number of sacks set pig scales quantity of lumber furniture single bed and springs chairs sideboard 3 stoves large heater fruit jars numerous other articles no reserve as farm has been sold sale at 1230 oclock terms cash fred johnston clerk a s fanner auctioneer watts electric plumbing glen major mrs g wilson port elgin spent a few days last week with mr and mrs c a neville mr edgar fiss is sporting a new chevrolet mrs wm hopkins walt and mary visited sunday with mr and mrs ed johnson mr wm goodkey spent the weekend with mr and mrs chas fiss mrs george wilson and gordon mr and mrs lloyd wilson don and carl visited sunday with mr and mrs joe jones mr and mrs j a hingston spent one day last week in tor onto mr and mrs howard langille spent friday evening with mr and mrs george pickett messrs joe johnson and george johnson visited sunday with mr and mrs charles fiss family sritehteiltalnmcni z7 theatre uxbridge phone 252 policy 2 shows nltcly 700 oooi matinee sat 2 pm last showing tbnite thursday oct 23 lone star starring clark gable and ava gardener fri sat oct 24 25 about face starring gordon macrae and eddie bracken technicolor mon tiics oct 27 28 carbine williams starring james stewart and wendell corey wed thurs oct 29 so japanese war bride starring shirley yamaguchi and don taylor adult entertainment flight p mars technicolor i electrical contracting plumbing and heating lanllpflf iv paihtlr p softeners oil burners wwl m i mllllcvb thor washers rogers majestic radios television frigidaire appliances two stores to serve you markham 1 77w apincourt 320w gr 6993 a h watts prop uxbridge phone law

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