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the tribune stoufivtlle on thursday rebruary 19 1933 claremont and pickering twp district ar entertainment is to be given or march 6th at the claremon community haj when the good- fellowship class will present their play xot a man in the house with additional home talent num bers mr and mrs fred kedshaw attended the weddtoa of a nephew mr v collins in toronto last saturday afternoon the mission band vvil be held in the united church sunday school next sunday at 1 1 in under the leadership of mrs vv k evans and an assistant all girls and boys are invited to attend some of the goodfellowsnip class members assisted in quilting two fine quilts at the home of mrs m anderson last monday and tuesday the regular monthly meeting was held on tuesday evening in the sunday school room with mt zion group guests of the evening after necessary business had been disposed of the visiting group contributed a splen did worship program climaxing it with mrs e wilson singing the lovely hymn the ninety and nine mr and mrs yv evans were in charge of the social get- together and all enjoyed taking art in several novel contests gunch was served by an appointed committee at the close you are reminded of the annual world womens day of prayer to be held on friday afternoon feb 20 in the united church commenc ing at 230 oclock all women of the community are cordially in vited members from both church es will assist with the program mrs lackey will contribute a vocal solo mrs g h mclntyre entertained a couple of lady guests from tor onto last sunday mr and mrs w evans and family visited with mr and mrs vincent baker of woodville mr roy brignali was rushed to the general hospital on sunday evening suffering from acute appendicitis and was operated on immediately we understand he is now as well as can be expected the wms february meeting was held last thursday afternoon in the sunday school room with a good attendance president mrs h johnson and secretary mrs r pilkey were in their respective places mrs w ward played the hymns in the absence of mrs h gregg mrs lackeys group were in charge of the worship and study book on africa during the latter period various pictures of groups of african people their mode of life missionary buildings and christian workers were pass ed around among those present adding interest to the study mrs r jackson sang a solo mrs r morgan mrs connor and mrs g hammond assisted mrs lackey roll call of members was answ ered by a scriptural verse on grace mrs e ormerod of toronto was a recent sunday visitor with mr and mrs m johnson and family relatives from toronto visited on sunday with mrs geo clark mr and mrs j badgero and alan attended the hobby and homecraft show in the coliseum and the motor exhibit in the automotive building in the ex hibition grounds last saturdav members of the ladies auxili ary of the canadian legion were entertained by the ladies of the ajax branch last thursday even- mr and mrs ed austin arej i enjoying a vacation in florida euchre prize winners at the i legion hall on mondav night feb 9 were mrs l hill mrs gordon riddle mrs norris hardy chas redshaw stan siackj and evans benson door prize was won by levi linton and share the wealth by mrs ken wood mr victor lewis operator of the corner store in claremont expects o have his twelve foot skii complete with a live horse power outboard motor finished in three weeks mr lewis started the projet in january and has worked on the craft during his spare hours xo doubt he has high hopes that the fishing will be good this summer the claremont legion is hold ing a lucky draw for a five horse power motor boat complete with trailer the draw is to take place at a sports festival in the clare mont community park on july 4 the tickets are si each or a book of six for so the books will go on sale very soon and may be pur chased from any of the legion members pickering farmers save nearly ten cents a can of milk with coop trucking theatre uxbridge phone 252 ioricv 2 shows xitely too 000 mutlnce sitt 2 pm v l k a s k note effective saturday february 21st thert will be no student admission rates thursday friday saturday february 19 20 21 the three days of the quiet man technicolor starring john wayne maureen ohara barry fitzgerald mon tues feb 23 24 were not married starring ginger rogers paul douglas marilyn monroe fred allen eve arden david wayne the reeve to hea brougham many friends of deputy- clare balsclon will be sorry r he is confined to oshawa hospital where he underwent an operation this week mr and mrs win knox mr and mrs 11 malcolm and mrs matthews attended a social even ing at solina on friday last mr and mrs bob harvey of haliburton called on air and mrs al harvey and family one day last week while on their way home after spending a pleasant holiday in florida a few from here attended the oyster supper at pickering on wednesday evening mr willis hamilton of colum bus who is well known here is forced to spend a month in the oshawa hospital due to a heart condition his many friends wish him a speedy recovery mr wm knox our genial mail carrier now sports a new car mr and mrs knox were at ennis- killen on sunday visiting their son and daughterinlaw mr and mrs harry knox the womens institute held their regular weekly euchre on tuesday evening last week with lifteen tables the following were prize winners ladies mrs e baker mrs l mccullough mrs l gregg gents h plaxton m ellicou f gostick travelling prizes mrs w knox mr p hardy two car loads of the wa ladies journeyed to pickering on thurs day afternoon where they were guests of the pickering wa at their valentine tea the township hall was the scene of an enjoyable occasion on thurs day evening feb 12 when mem bers of the womens institute and their families met for a social get- together there was community singing and films for young and old mrs a glen gave her month ly review of current events the speaker of the evening mr w murkar kept his listeners keenly a net savings of s2ci3sl for the year rks2 was proudly submitted by secretary treasurer henry vvestriey to the members of the pickering transport cooperative at their general meeting oi feb 15th during 1952 the coop truck hauled 31 uk cans an average of cans per day compared with s3 cans in 1051 and i cans in 1950 serving 23 active members one of whom had joined during the year the income for the year was 8925021 expenses including 30 depreciation of the new truck amounted to 661643 this means a net saving of 7c for every can shipped in view of the fact that the trucking rates of the coop are already 2c below the official zone rate the members actually saved 994 e trucking their milk for 19 lie instead of 29c which is paid by farmers shipping on pri vately or dairy owned trucks a patronage dividend of 5c per can was declared and the balance transferred to general reserve the treasurer reported that the first dividend certificates of those issued last year have already been redeemed in cash further that the coop is now completely free from debt having paid off a total of s3s00 during the year on january 1st the coop lost six members who were shut off by the dairies because they shipped less than 200 lbs milk per day last september october and novem ber although the milk control board at a hearing on feb 3rd ordered the reinstatement of all those producers who averaged km lbs per clay during the throe months the dairies so far have not complied with this order alan lishman henry westney and ted coates were reelected as directors the coop bylaws pro vide for a rotating board of direc tors the meeting discussed the ques tions of a milk advertising cam paign carried out jointly by farm ers dairies and truckers member ship in the automotive transport association expansion of the co op the plan proposed by the ontario dairy commissioner mr everett biggs to the annual con vention of the ontario whole milk producers which includes zoning of the province pooling of all milk and producer controlled trucking these questions were referred to the incoming board for further consideration and action what most to discover is ment of bills doctors would like a cure for non-pay- interested by his reminiscences of brougham district and its people of some years ago told in humor ous vein a spelling bee ended the entertainment part of the meeting after which the ladies of the social committee served lunch those present reported such a good time that it is hoped to have another such gathering next vear cherrywood the womans association held its january meeting in the church hall and was presided over by mrs r tiiulall the president the well- planned devotional period was cen tered around the word prayer this period was opened with scrip ture heading and thoughts by mrs v petty followed by an appropriate olo by mrs d milne entitled pray er is hie souls sincere desire two old familiar hymns were sung sweet hour of prayer and the blessed hour of prayer the itoll call was answered with the word prayer mrs jos thompson contri buted two aecordian solos it is xo secret and may the good iord bless and keep you which fitted in with the theme mrs m bollinger concluded this part of the program with a suitable reading entitled laying up treasures the study book was reviewed by mrs l gates on the chapter villages of angola mrs a taylor gave us a very inform ative temperance talk on the great work done by the late jesse ketchum and the ways used by the ontario teinperance federation in continu ing this work during ihe business period that followed reports were heard and correspondence read re peating of the wa benediction closed the meeting after which mrs k glenisty mrs wm sinclair mrs w holmes and mrs wes petty ser ved a delicious lunch miss rupbert had dinner on wed nesday evening with mr and mrs w wager and family the home and school held their regular monthly meeting in the school house on wednesday evening a good number attended owing to the weather conditions the speaker mrs hayes of toronto was unable to be present mrs neil petty gave a number of musical selections and mrs 1 tindall gave a number of readings plans were made for a euchre dance on friday evening feb 27th with milroys orchestra in attendance miss barbara hollcombe had her tonsils removed last thursday mr and mrs r tindall mr and mrs m iloiiinger and mr herb bennett attended a musicale at west hill on sunday evening vour donations for the nation wide appeal on behalf of the victims of the recent floods in britain and europe will be gratefully received by mr roy morrisli mr and mrs w wager and fam ily had dinner on sunday evening with mr and mrs wm tweddle mr and mrs geo todd enter tained the him board to a social evening last wednesday night green river rev augello tovallo will speak at the whitevale church on feb 24th at s pm rev tovallo is a converted catholic priest in these days and times pensons tire running into than are driving into it fewer debt wed thur feb 25 26 scarlet angel technicolor starring yvonne decarlo and rock hudson entirely free well give you lovely quality english chinaware in the ultra modern royal braemar pattern one coupon for each 5100 in merchandise purchased here start saving now carnation milk tall tin special sale 13 cudney choice tomatoes 28 oz special sale 19 robin hood chocolate cake mix pkg 31 schneiders shortening 2 lbs 31 royal york cello dates 14 oz pkg 19 gray dunn caramel wafers package 27 york bologna tin 33 kam tin 35 woodbury facial soap deal 4 for 26 sunbury tea bags 60 for 55 morning treat coffee freshly ground lb 93 grahams wax paper 100 ft roll 32 florida grapefruit 96s 5 for 25 florida oranges 250s doz 29 bugs bunny carrots ivilb bag 15 large green celery 2 for 19 turnips 2 for 25 carload groceteria john mathkwsox prop stouffviilk ont rhovk 280 student boarders bleeding deer flooding schools in j pursued by wolws uxbridge township i sighted near claremont mr wm watts proprietor of a boarding house on the fifth con cession of uxbridge appeared be fore the public school area hoard on thursday afternoon oi last week in aii etfort to solve the education problem for a number of school age children who are boarding at his home at the pre sent lime a brother mr stuart watts also operates a boarding house in the district glasgow school is the only place that will be able to accom modate these extra students from now until june exclaimed board member wm hewlett the fifth line school which is situated near the watts house has fortysix enrolled and the school in the town of uxbridge is crowded the law says that a child must be educated until he is sixteen years old but the law doesnt say where replied mr watts the parents of these children are will ing to pay a tuition fee and yet there is no school for them to attend the responsibility is then placed on the boarding house oper ator to investigate such conditions before hand explained mr tin dall mr watts informed the hoard that it might be necessary to open a new school to accommodate the some twentyfive students from the two boarding houses in sep tember the board members be lieved that this might be the solu tion as there were two schools in the township that were vacant mr hewlett explained that there was considerable hardship connected to the teaching of non- permanent children the board member continued that students that were coming and going month by month created consider able work for the teacher mr watts claimed however that he was trying to take into his board ing house only children who would he permanent the board agreed that six pupils would lie allowed entry into the glasgow school from the watts home to alleviate the situation for the present time mr watts will provide the transportation audley why go south when we have had as nice a winter in this banana belt a large crowd of friends gathered at the home of mr and mrs fred puckrin recently and gave a shower to miss dorothy barlow on the eve of her marriage she has long been a resident here and her many friends wish her many happy years of mar ried life a few from here attended the jersey ladies night at the hall of red wing orchards last friday eve ning they all are enthusiastic about the arrangements at this place the bowling alleys were in constant use by even the older people mr nor man irwin is to be thanked for his on thursday afternoon of last week mr grenville austin 25- yearold son of mr kdw austin owner of the claremont rest home glanced from his upstairs window to see a large buck deer come bounding through the orchard and across the lawn only a few feet from the residence hot on the heels of the terrified animal were two large wolves grenville austin rushed outside with his rifle accompanied by his younger brother warner and although they tired numerous shots at the wolves the bullets failed to find their target the deer raced down the railroad track to the 9th con cession where it disappeared from view the injured animal left a prominent trail of blood on the snow and it is thought that the wounds were caused by the attacking wolves who could be seen leaping at the throat of the fleeing deer the austin brothers have seen numerous deer in the neighborhood but it is the first time they have seen wolves in the district 1 xcokpokatiox almost hkkk ioh imckeiuxg a bylaw will be passed at ont ario county council this week setting forth pickering village as tin incorporated village the dates will also be set for the nomina tions and election following this same will have to be advertised for three months in the ontario gazette after which time barring no interference the village will be on it own provision for such gatherings mrs gordon west began her mail carrying duties on monday last she being the successful tenderer for the job that has been carried on for many years by harvey edwards and his late wife this is a job that is not highly remunerated but is so much appreciated by all the rural people mr joe izzatt was called to clark- son on saturday owing to the illness of his father whom we are glad to report is much improved gerald and mrs brown have been having some major repairs and alter ations made in stoneholt their fine residence on the old dunlop farm we are glad to see mrs mack hedge getting around again after her recent operation in the oshawa hospital miss diane pratt has been enjoy ing a few days vacation from her nursing duties brian churchyard we are glad to report has taken on the duties of looking after the comfort of the pupils and teacher in the school- house here our beef cattle men are feeding some fine animals and are looking forward to more remunerative prices after march 1st the local hens are working a little harder hut all farm prices are lower than previous years we are sorry to learn of the death in western canada of a brother of mrs frank puckrin electrolux airpurifier cleaner service sales supplies floor polishers commercial units 17 eagle st authorized 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