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the tribune stoutfville on thursday april it 1933 claremont and pickering twp district vi n t a v v c two large live pictures elizabeth ro o edinburgh chased by legion and ti ry they we joint meeting organizations evening othi the meeting about various ned for the i including 27th and for july and one attrac- queen c iuce last thursdayfan r highlights o oir le ix the the blueprints for of the hall met and approval and for april i- festival showing of completion rith interest i social hour- concluded tae meeting euchre prize winner at the lesion hall on monday april lith were mrs milne mrs ross redshavv cordon riddle and wei lehman mrs ethel murray won the share the wealth bingo the easter meeting of the wms was held last tursday afternoon in the ss room the president mrs johnson and secretary mrs pilkey were in their respective places the meeting opened by the singing of crown him with many crowns and all repeat ing the lords prayer heading of minutes followed and two letters roll call was answered by a verse from the sayings of jesus a responsive service was used with six members taking part in read ing scripture assigned a solo sung by mrs r jackson and a piano solo placed by mrs h gregg were much enjoyed rev h lackey brought the special easter message a moment of silence was observ ed by members standing in memory of the sudden passing of a member for many years miss jennie pilkey whom it had been honed would have been present at this special meeting for shutins as well as the regular members a social half hour was enjoyed at the close ladies from both churches have been busy quilting dur ing the past few weeks miss marian taylor visited during the easter week with cousins at uxbridge miss mcdonald of toronto was a weekend visitor with mr and mrs e lewis we regret that mrs lewis is suf fering with a severe cold mr and mrs nicholson of toronto were weekend visi tors with mr and mrs t hammond and family mrs lackey sr of frank- ford is visiting with her son rev and mrs ii lackey and family during the week the fire siren sounded about six oclock monday morning when stovepipes caught fire and had extended to the ceil ing of the kitchen at the home of mr mrs roy coppins up the 4th of uxbridge fort unately it was soon extinguish ed and before extensive dam age had been done a basket o beautiful mixed flowers adorned the altar table of the united church on sundav a tribute to the affec tion and esteem the late miss pilkey held in the of her neighbours mr and mrs norman king i son floyd of belhaven accompanied by mr john norton f scarboro visited mr and mrs jack morgan and family on friday arthur dehusha has sold 50 acres of pasture land on the 5th con of uxbridge to a untonville man brougham jennie pilkey dies at stouffville pilkey a life of claremont tuesdav april days illness in brterbush lb i daughter ot miss jennie long resident passed away or 7th after a few the stouffville pital she was joseph and mary ann pilkey who farmed on the sth con cession of pickering mr j roy now occupies the farm her parents retired to clare- mom nearly fifty years ago miss pilkey taught school for a number of years at at ha cedar creek mongolia niag ara falls and saskatchewan since the death of her parents many years ago miss pilkey has lived in the same home alone she suffered from a heart condition the past twelve years or more and was forced to live iuietlv she enjoyed having visitors and was of a bright witty enter taining nature and took a keen interest in community affairs she was i member of the methodist and later the united church and the womans missionary society i the funeral service was last friday afternoon april 10th in the united church by her pastor rev h lackey mrs w evans sang a beautiful solo morning pallbearers were nephews clifford leon ard and russel pilkey b knight lloyd pugh and regi nald sanderson a brother lyman pilkey and a sister mrs adelia mantle of clare- mont survive interment was made in st johns cemetery on the 7th of pickering on april 0th i another sister mary ellen whiting of strathroy passed away after a lingering illness funeral services were held on monday april 13th mr fred pugh a brotlier-in- law and sirs nelson sander son a niece of deceased were present the vvmjs luted church regular meet afternoon api home of mrs convener wil ritchie and hei ing of mrs middieton and roll call l- rabi the easter service of the will st john isold the thursday willson mrs u roup con mrs shea h jtndance thankoffering yvms will be pickering police chief fijjj asks defence committee sm c claremont couple 50 years married mr and mrs morgan evans who were born and raised east of cbremont celebrated their golden wedding last wednes day afternoon and evening april stll at their village home to which they retired from the farm several years ago about 160 old friends and relatives called to offer con gratulations mrs bert jones mrs gran and mrs judson ward poured tea and the daughters mrs v baker mrs b jones mrs c dopking and daughterinlaw mrs w evans served the family pre sented their parents with a trilight floor lamp and the grandchildren the gift of an electric kettle they also re ceived numerous gifts and cards mr and mrs evans were married in the methodist parsonage on the same day mr and mrs joe jones had their nuptial knot tied but a few hours earlier mrs jud son ward and mr evans ward were bridesmaid and best man and were present last wednesday the youngest son edgar is living on the farm homestead which is the former home of the late can- adian artist tom thompson the sons will and edgar were door men for the occai sions township asked to approve second half million dollar high school percy neale chairman of the pickering district high school met council to discuss an application by the board for approval of debenture issue of 10000 for a new high school to be built at ajax during last weeks meeting of township council four byla ws were consider ed one a bylaw to borrow 590000 upon debentures for school purposes was given only two readings another byjaw was passed increasing the salaries of certain employ ees the third bylaw passed was to name a warble fly inspector and the fourth set a speeed limit through the hamlet of greenwood daylight saving time will be adopted in pickering town ship to begin and end in con formity with the city of tor onto during march five sheep were killed by dogs in pick ering township costing the township a total of 175 all the sheep belonged to edward pugh who claimed a 5 bounty for shooting one dog held in the church on sunday evening april h at 730 pm guest speaker will be mrs m fisiier of brooklin everyone welcome the wms held a crokinole party and pie social in the hall on friday evening last prize winners were ladies mrs w willson sirs shea gents everson norton n burton girls jean barclay freda philip boy- george malcolm howard slalcohn jr sirs w ii kllicott spent a few days last week with her sister mrs gordon of toronto sirs hardy of toronto visit ed with her sister here on sunday sir jack lescoinbe has pur chased the old burrows resid ence and moved it by truck to brock road south on wednes day of last week lie intends to place a foundation under l he residence the womens institute held their final euchre of the sea son on tuesday evening last the following were prize win ners ladies sirs f baker sirs n burton sirs h klli cott gents sir n wilson sir h plaxton sir r pilkey lucky draw sir h malcolm door prize sir e williams highest number series sir wm clark oldest lady sirs c plaxton mrs orval shea and child ren of nerval visited with sir and mrs henry shea one day- last week sirs a j gray spent a few days last week with friends in toronto miss si ryland of toronto spent the weekend with sirs seebeck rev and sirs glover visited with sir and sirs howard malcolm one day recently sir and mrs t r knox and sir and sirs lv pascoe visited friends in willowdale on sunday sirs r ford and daughters of highland creek spent their faster holidays at the home of wm ellicott sirs slatthews spent a few days last week with triends in toronto sir and sirs t anderson and family of toronto visited sir and sirs k pascoe sunday uef const nell of piekc has urged the cil to set up committee request at of tr 1 pi id w trill- g township ownship coun- civil defence the chief made he april meeting council held ham iater in tb council member agreement wit such a reeoui- icendation and asked the v chief for any assistance he may be ableto give in setting up such a committee chief trinneus suggestion was presented to the council as part of his monthly police report his letter slated slay 1 suggest the setting up of a civil defence committee we are at present without any organization to take over in case of national emergency we may never have a war but if one should occur this vital irea is totally without any means of coping with the many needs and we would j just be running around in circles councillors passed a motion thai we heartily agree with your chief trinnell recom mendation re setting up a civil defence committee we would appreciate any help or information you could for ward to us and we are wait ing an early reply truant officer resigns notice was received that j peter a white had resigned her 95th birthday cering townships grand i lady sirs ii woodruff li powell saturday celebrated sthsff 95th birthday sir- powell notui no l at the home of her miss rena powell bout three mile- west of the town of whitby where the pickering beach sideroad joins highway no although rearing the century mark sirs powell the former mary rishards is still brimful of energy- and is cheered by visits from her great grand children because of failing health mrs powell quietly j observed the occasion disney direv wilson land the financial greenwt the feel- i man of on balsam and mt 551 ou a number from here attend ed the golden wedding anni versgries of sir and mrs morgan evans of claremont and sir and sirs joseph jones of glen major on wed nesday april s congratula tions to both couples sir and sirs geo slaynard of winnipeg have been visit ing for a time with sirs frank disney congratulations to sir and sirs l kahn on being grand parents a wee daughter was born to sir and sirs ernest kahn on friday april 10 donald and carl wilson have just recovered from the measles winners at the euchre on friday night were sliss mary sicavoy and sir walter ward about 100 friends gathered in the basement of the church on saturday night and pre sented the newlyweds and sirs accepted his resignation the resignation took effect on si arch 31 council briefs a wrecking license was recommended for sir ashton to operate a yard on the pro perty of eli haysuch on con cession 2 the recommenda tion was made following an application by sir ashton for the license the license was recommended for the four- acre lot providing sir ashton gets permission to operate such a business from all own ers within a radius of a half mile of such lot a tender by john norton claremont for the allis- chalmers frontend loader was accepted by council sir nor tons price of 800 constituted the only tender to lie received council adjourned until slay i atha news congratulations to sirs l vancant who was s2 years voting on wednesday april 8th guests were present from toronto iakeview and stouff ville for the occasion congratulations to sir and sirs gren draper who will celebrate their wedding anni versary this week ruth ann carruthers attend ed a birthday party on thurs day afternoon april 0 in hon our of patsy wilson eight i little guests with their mothers as truant officer councillors were pjgserit the many friends of sliss ella whitson will be glad to know she has returned home from the stouffville hospital come and bring your friends on friday evening april 17th at s oclock to the atha school the national educational film slides of the royal visit to canada will be shown sirs clayton wilton and miss june wilton visited with sirs slacaloney one day last week congratulations to eileen draper who celebrated her birthday on friday of last week sir murray dunkeld attend ed the funeral last week in toronto of the late sirs r merrill of winnipeg who was the former jessie calvert a onetime school teacher at atha sympathy is extended to the pugh family in the passing of sliss jennie pilkey sliss pilkey taught school a num ber of years ago at atha sir and mrs robt haslam of stouffville had tea sunday evening with sir and sirs si dunkeld and family sir and sirs gren draper and family spent sunday afternoon with sir and mrs a draper slaster brian slacaloney spent last thursday with ricky spang sirs ernie carruthers spent friday with her parents in stouffville keith robinson of barrie and ruth anne carruthers spent their easter holidays with their grandparents sir and mrs foster wagg of stouffville sir blake vanzatu of lake- view visited his mother and sister sirs l hoover over the holidays sir and sirs turnbull and family of toronto were sun day guests with her mother sirs l hoover and vera greenwood the ypu met on sunday evening at the home of joyce and dorothy closson the wa intend to sell sandwiches and pie at the henry white sale this coming saturday the f ven ing wa was held at the home of sirs e trimble last wednesday night sirs ross disney had charge of the worship service the scripture was read by sirs h sliddle- ton they are entertaining the minstrel show cast and their husbands at the home of sirs w lawson on april 17th sirs trimble served lunch the next meeting will be held at the home of mrs e pegg with edith ormerod in charge of the worship service ihe south ontario federa- i lion of agriculture met last month at the home of john h hamer of myrtle the newly appointed secretary discussion of the report brought ahou iug that too many farmers are ignorant of the great effort put forth to aid and improve the wellbeing of agriculture too many farmers are refusi ing to share tiie cost of the benefits already received an individual laborer pays more a month to his union than a farmer is asked to pay in a year to his federation of agri culture all farmers benefit when the ofa starts an action as was only too well proven last month in our ontario government so why do they not support their organization with funds and appreciation various committees were dele gated to approach the town ship councils which were not paving their share and this press report asks the cooper ation of all engaged in agri culture the year books of the ofa were distributed and instruc tions given that they be sent to all absent directors the monthly publication the cooperator was ordered to be subscribed to for each director anson gerrow reported on his attendance at a directors meeting in toronto discus sion took place as he told of the edible oils bill and the feeling of the meeting was one of great appreciation for the farsighted and wise move made by the members of our government gerrow told of sir fergu sons report of several recom mendations made concerning the municipal and assessment acts the minister of slunici- lal affairs had suggested that when the act comes up for revision a member of the federations assessment com mittee might sit in with the department officials to con sider the proposed changes sir gerrow reported that sir black manager of the united livestock sales agency told of satisfactory progres to date in administration of the new central sales agency since the hog producers are wedding wilsox disvkv baskets of daffodils tulips and snapdragons decorated sit zion united church for the wedding of marion eliza beth anne daughter of sirs and the late frank and leslie eugene son of sirs wilson late perry wilson of d rev a c luff- baltimore performed the ceremony si s w evans of claremont was pianist and accompanied sir lome car son who sang o promise me before the ceremony and o perfect love during the sign ing of the register given in marriage by her brother sir cecil disney the bride was gowned in white satin with a bodice of chan tilly lace the skirt had inserts of lace panels a satin head dress held her fingertip veil of nvlon pet she carried a cas cade of calla lilies sliss evelyn disney sister of the bride was maid of honour and sliss joyce disney niece of the bride was bridesmaid they wore similar gowns of rose and blue taffeta respec tively sashes and pleated headdresses were of matching velvet sliss sheila disney niece of the bride was flower girl and also wore blue taffeta all the attendants carried bouquets of spring flowers bob slesey of toronto was best man and the ushers were earl disney sit zion and douglas slorden greenwood the reception followed in the church basement both mothers chose navy blue dresses with navy and white accessories and corsages of pink carnations later the couple left for a wedding trip to montreal and on their return will live in greenwood the bedside of her mother who was seriously ill in hos pital in toronto sirs stan neale of toronto spent the weekend with her parents sir and sirs wm harbron sir and mrs alfred parrott and grant of ashburn visited mi i sunday with sir and mrs b alberta has 1000000 people 11000000 acres fewer subsisting of land attention are you looking for an oppor tunity to earn easy money you may do so by phoning jim tliomas marklinm 8871 or stoiiltvllle iij2 day or night concerning an accident fire 1 burglary or any unusual story or incident all rails must le than nile immediately and payment on i will lie awarded according to i importance tf seeds sweet clover white 400 bus timothy 900 bus spring rye 300 bus erban oats 125 bus chas cooper claremont ont phone 103 the les wilson with aljamiesoh miscellaneous shower miss slarean jamieson of sirs h r slonkman of toronto is home with saskatoon called wednesday chickenpox evening at the home of mr j congratulations to sliss and sirs cecil jones friends shirley empringham who will be sorry to hear that celebrated sirs slonkman was called to april a birthday on mon- 13 qijch wcdffsdcifeipus ikg iobk 11 4c centre cut ham lb ooc cottafik kom lb it stku itrbp 11 0c smokki sidk ha cox lb 0c hamhthg ii 33c hum i roast lb vc stkak houm sirloin tlioxk lb flc steak boast lb 00c pork chops lb 50c shout rib roast lb loc pure pork sausage lb 40c prime rib roast lb 50c butts pork boneless ooc pure iahi s lbs 25c rolled rib roast lb 50c blade roast lb 40c we deliver saturday afternoon claremont meat market mb g ha mux prop claremont ont phone 41 tymmho dairy farmers planning to use more advertising a 10000000 june advertis ing budget this year is the objective of the dairy farm ers of canada according to secretarymanager erie kitch en toronto this total has never been reached by the three previous setasides the nearest approach to this figure was in 1950 when 8344000 was realized sir kitchen pointed out that based on june 1052 milk production this years objec tive is just under so percent of the amount possible and represents an increase of 23 percent over the 1052 set- aside of s325000 discussing the need for a greater setaside o j w shugg director of publicity for the dairy farmers of can ada said that new abnormal conditions influencing the dairy industrys course at the present lime made it impera tive that both product adver- using and public relations programs be expanded to meet the new situation there must be a greater frequency of impact on the public and even a 100000 fund would be strained to do the job dairy producers re quire all dairy producers organizations must lend their supsort if the new objective was to be reached sir shugg said pioneering in this field he said they could expect some prob lems in the beginning but generally speaking progress is being made and prices have improved to producers a report was given concern ing the handling of strikes in packing plants it had been suggested that agriculture generally speaking should be declared an industry in the national interest and those engaged in the handling and processing of food would sac rifice the right to strike it was felt that this was a time ly recommendation against the time that railway employ ees or packing houses could upset the whole economy feed grain marketing also was discussed and the ofa assured that definite action would be taken before july next a johns and john hamer attended the meeting of the reef producers association of ontario the association dealt with many problems among which was the problem of cattle rustling a fund has been started as reward for information leading to the apprehension of rustlers each county council has been ask ed for fifty dollars to finance this the provincial police and the association are co operating in this problem and the police were present taking part in the panel discussion suggesting how the farmers could help by more positive identification of cattle and prompt reports of any loss the problem of veterinarians carrying disease by not disini fecting boots after visiting each stable was reported on and the veterinarians assoc iation was appealed to that this problem could be dealt with in their association community sales and prob lems arising from these sales brought forth the following regulations all community sales arenas must have cement floors ah must be washed and dis infected after each sale all stock submitted for sale to be examined by a veterin arian all stock must lie registered in sales book to show who consigned the animal and who purchased this chiefly to deter rustlers recommendations regarding the care and feeding of rail shipped animals were made to the railways in an effort to stop shipping fever speakers of the day spoke of the definitely poor export market but they took an opti mistic view of canadas abil ity to absorb her own beef products within her own coun try due to the rising popula tion many details were pre sented to the beef producers to stimulate their interest in their stock with an eve to an optimistic future in the beef industry claremont on friday evening the young peoples society enter tained the ashworth and leaskdale ypus the devo tional program was held in the church after which games were enjoyed in the sunday school room and lunch was served by the local group there were fortythree pres ent let us fence you in we can supply your complete fencing needs come in and see us for your spring requirements claremont coop ph 38 collect claremont guernseys wearing a copper ring will ot cure arthritis says a phy sician of course not but its probably as good a remedy as any surplus stock registered dairy herd test for sale grades 48 fat accredited vaccinated c a gathers newmarket phone 467wl