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ft ni r 1 i g i si d a ii e c s i sr v i v c s i x i e i i pi 10 the tribune tlursdjy apr 6 1967 i i 3i for the past few weeks hatmaking has proved a popular pastime at the ladies attend the batmaking bees from a wide area in preparation for a home of mrs doris williams altona where more than 30 ladies gather every public showing april 10 at victoria square and april 11 at uxbridge mrs cath- thursday evening mrs williams is pictured here with her new handmade ere- erine mcarthur and daughter karen 9 of rr2 markham are among the parti- ation staff photo cipants staff photo a model sure to make a hit with the audience is mrs helen lewis stouff- ville rk3 the program is sponsored by the altona womens institute when membership reached 36 further applications had to be refused staff photo full wi variety night show by anne loney claremont a pack ed house greeted the com edy performance of rise and shine presented in the community hall friday evening by the womens institute as one of its cen tennial projects the cast of four was outstanding as one member of the aud ience remarked i thought this was a play by the jun iors and there is an old man in it the old man referr- i ed to was carl wilson of balsam who won the best actor award when the play was presented the previous evening in the alloa public school at snelgrove with dr robert williams of brampton as adjudicator this same evening after coming first in the ontario junior farmeis ontario county drama festival the comedy won the zone3 award over peel and hal- ton counties it now goes into the finals which will be held in memorial hall at the ontario college of agriculture guelph on april 8 in its fine cast are dave hawthorne clare- mont diane graham and carl wilson balsam and pat stell brooklin others who delighted the audience on friday evening were marjorie and betty anne hamilton of uxbridge richard and charles day and mrs noon of balsam and christina evans and bradley jake- man of claremont fred peddie was mc much credit goes to mrs l d almack of claremont who directed the play for the brooklin junior farmers at the social evening held by the group commit tee of the cubs and scouts in the community hall tuesday evening march 28 the prize winners were turkey draw mrs will evans claremont and c h robinson and pat mur phy scarboro euchre ladies first mrs sandy godcn 2nd mrs deltra acres consolation mrs gordon benson mens first bob torrance 2nd tom benson consolation wayne roszell travelling prize mrs jack norton and wayne roszell mrs a y robertson of beamsville is spending a few days with her daughter and soninlaw mr and mrs l d almack corrie almack spent easter with his cousin sandy french of scarboro on sunday afternoon mr and mrs al mack with margaret and bob and mrs robertson went to scarboro to see their niece jane french who took part in a perfor mance of the magic acorn a musical fantasy held in midland avenue collegiate the golden age club celebrated its 8th birthday at a hot turkey dinner ser ved at noon last thursday in the recreation room at the home of mrs frank houingshead twentyfive members were welcomed by hostesses mrs russell hamilton mrs will evans mrs norris hardy and mrs houingshead in the afternoon the guests play ed euchre and were served birthday cake and ice cream mrs wesley leh man said the blessing and mrs frank loyst thanked the hostesses on behalf of the members of the club sunday night supper guests at the home of mr and mrs harold norton were their son joe norton of oshawa and elizabeth and sherri wilcox of ux bridge sunday evening their supper guest was miss patricia ryan of ux bridge last week bruce norton and bonnie norton spent a few days in napa- nee with mr and mrs joe campbell and family mr and mrs gordon benson were in wheeling west virginia for the easter holidays mr and mrs albert ros zell of claremont and mr and mrs ivan booth of brougham were in scarboro on sunday to act as spon sors at a christening eas ter guests at the roszell rioine were mr roszells stepfather and mother mr and mrs harry king of toronto mr and mrs earle pil- key motored to windsor over the weekend to visit mrs pilkcys parents mr and mrs keith etcher while away their four children were cared for by their grandparents mr and mrs russell pilkcy there was a fine turnout wednesday evening when mr john french presented his glass blowing demon stration in the community hall and showed slides of the history of this ancient art several pieces blown during the evening as well as others previously blown were auctioned to the audience by dave watson of claremont the children who attended were particularly interest ed especially in the birds and small animals and pur chased several of the pieces this is one of the claremont rink bill 20325 claremont finan cial assistance towards the operation and mainte nance of the claremont rink at the school during the past winter season has been disappointing an ex ecutive member of the community centre board said this week only 165 was received in donations leaving an outstanding account of 20325 that must be cover ed by the committee the program may be with drawn next year expenses during the 50 nights amounted to s250 for operation and super vision 50 for hooding public liability insurance s6075 and snow removal s750 for a total cost of s36s25 the committee is still accepting donations in an effort to reduce the out standing account recent receipts acknowledged in clude ted rcdshaw dr n f tomlinson earl wil son and john dcvilt projects presented by the committee for its centen nial fund and the sum of 10237 was realized a meeting of the ladies auxiliary of the cubs and scouts will be held this evening thursday april 6 at the home of mrs albert roszell at 8 oclock mrs mary cooper in jured in a fall several weeks ago has been trans ferred from ajaxpickering hospital to the brierbush hospital in stouffville the claremont hockey team coached by jack jensen will hold an end- oftheseason banquet later this spring the claremont united church women will meet at the home of mrs earle pilkey monday evening at eight oclock the program will be in charge of mrs frank houingshead roll call wear a spring hat keep in mind the cen tennial dinner sponsored by the board of stewards in the claremont united church on sunday april 9 beginning at 430 pm the ladies auxiliary of the guides and brownies sponsored a very success- full dance in the legion hall saturday evening mr mason of balsam was the master of ceremonies the lucky door prize was won by al roszell com mittee members in charge were mrs donald camp bell mrs lionel boles mrs russell hamilton mrs bill welsh and mrs jim murray assisted by mrs sandy goden mrs frank hayward mrs er- win carruthcrs mrs lor raine mcleod and mrs dave ferguson five brownies will be enrolled and five will fly up to guides at a meeting to be held in the commu nity hall thursday even ing tonight at eight oclock it will also be the first cadet enrollment for guidcrs in training age 16 to 18 yearspat sander son will become a member of the 1st ontario provin cial cadet company and is one of the five girls in the scugog district to re ceive this honor mr and mrs ray hill darlcne dorcen david and dougie of colling- wood spent the easter week with his mother mrs loss hill the home of mrs jean rcdshaw was the scene of a recent party on the oc casion of mrs rene ren- nics birthday a lovely cake was made by mrs doug norton later the five hundred club girls enjoyed their weekly card game including mrs kay hayward mrs norma benson mrs rcdshaw and mrs rennic the claremont centen nial committee is hoi a rummage sale april 22 in the community hall anyone who- is able to do nate articles for this event is asked to call mrs rene rennic mrs thclma hock ley or mrs june bate for pickup all proceeds will be used for the community centennial project mr and mrs jim ing ham and family of ajax were guests saturday at the home of mr and mrs jack rennic in the even ing they all attended the dance at the legion holstein breeders of york county uxbridge one hundred holstein breeders completed a tour of herds in ontario county march 30 the tour started at 11 am with a visit to the herd of mr harold honey and son seagrave the honey herd was establish ed in 1929 and is one of the most outstanding in the county the second visit was to the farm of mr roy leask and son seagrave this is a fairly new herd estab lished in 1957 the third visit was made to the farm of mr robert jibb and sons blackwater although mr jibb has been breeding holsteins for some time in northumberland county he purchased a farm and moved to the blackwater area in 1966 all three herds are on record of performance and have achieved many high records of produc tion all three herds have also taken advantage of the grading service offer ed by the holstein friesian association of canada and have in their stables at the present time a great many animals that are graded good and very good these are also show herds several prizes have been won by cattle from these herds at the ontario black and white show the east central cham pionship show at peter- boro and the royal agri cultural winter fair the tour was under the supervision of mr neil raines president of the ontario county holslein club and mr gerry nel son holstein fieldman 4h club holds luncheon by may e brown greenwood the greenwood maple leaves 4h club held their final meeting with a buffet luncheon each girl pro vided a description of one or two of the provinces of canada and mrs c e pcgg showed slides of the provinces the girls had de scribed the leaders mrs ken mctaggart and mrs grant pascoe and club members are to be congra tulated on their special centennial unit on sunday morning robert david son of mr and mrs david pegg was batized at the church serv ice mr and mrs rod ox ford returned sunday fol lowing a holiday in flori da they arc visiting with mr and mrs grant pascoe for a few days before go ing to their home on pigeon lake mrs kate wilson of whitby visited with her nieces mildred and ger trude corbctt for a few days in the easter holi days mr and mrs garnet courticc of pickering vis ited with mrs ed pascoe i friday murray dunkeld corn champion claremont two claremont district farmers captured championships at the annual ontario county seed fair and hay show held at beaverton march 28 forty exhibitors show ed a total of 80 entries murray dunkeld clare mont rr2 took the ear corn title while albert hockley claremont rri was crowned potato champ other championships went to leslie smith port perry hay bill batty brooklin fall wheat bruce heayn port perry oats and jim rennie blackwater bar ley the top three winners in each class were name and address of winner fau wheat bill batty brooklin russell morrison beaverton les smith port perry oats late bill batty brooklin russell morrison beaverton oats any other variety named bill batty brook lin les smith port perry russell morrison beaver ton barley 6 rowed any var iety russell morrison- beaverton barley 2 rowed leslie smith port perry norman down oshawa walter beath oshawa ear corn any variety murray dunkeld clare mont george paisley ux bridge frank brooks mount albert potatoes foundation or certified early albert hockley claremont potatoes table stock albert hockley clare mont ivan norton good wood frank hendy clare mont silage corn donald alves brooklin harry fur- niss brechin walter beath oshawa firemen fight house blaze by isabel annis brougham the fire brigade was called out early saturday morn ing to assist whitby and east pickering fire units to extinguish a fire at the home of milton parkin east of kinsale on no 7 highway mrs harder has an nounced that achievement- day will be held in the brsugham hall april 22 which will include onta rio south clubs with ont ario centre clubs achieve ment day at uxbridge april 15 the next meeting of the brougham womens insti- tute will be held april 17 instead of april 11 due to the hootennany being held at uxbridge april 11 weekend visitors at the homeof mrs george per ry were mr and mrs glen perry toronto mrs allan perry rosemary and pearl mrs norman pow ers mr and mrs robt clodd and donald of osh awa mr and mrs grant johnston and family en joyed the easter holidays visiting friends in oakland new jersey mr and mrs orval lun- ney spent easter holidays in northern ontario the girls of mrs donald sons sunday school class enjoyed a birthday lunche on after sunday school elizabeth malcolm cele brated her birthday last week mrs leonard barrett and mrs roy miller spent the holiday week in mexi- plan to attend the missionary convention april 1116 in stouffville united missionary church tuesday april ii 630 pm african dinner sponsored by the young people of our church film narcizo no charge free will mis sionary offering wednesday april 12 8 pm miss ruby wilson ot nigeria with a message from the harold knights family via pictures and tape sponsored by our wms thursday april 13 8 pjn rev kenneth rupp of sierra leone early birds who arrive by 745 will sec a 15 minute travelogue of russia in color friday april 14 8 pm rev wayne brenne- man associate editor of the missionary banner and recently of nigeria early birds will see a 15 minute travelogue of greece at 745 suvday april 16 10 jnthe rev alfred rees family of calcutta india in the sunday school 11 urw mr rees will teu of his work in india 7j rru rev william tyler of overseas mission ary fellowship formerly china inland mission plus film mission of hope the public is cordially invited to any one or of these missionary meetings come and bring a friend 1st cut hay 75 or more grass les smith port perry ivan norton goodwood bill batty brooklin 1st cut hay 75 or more legume bill batty brooklin les smith port perry harold norton claremont 1st cut hay mixed leo- smith port perry bill batty brooklin ivan nor ton goodwood 2nd cut hay bill batty brooklin ivan norton goodwood harold norton claremont junior section oats any variety named bruce heayn port perry jim gerrow port perry roy gerrow port perry oats rodney bruce morrison beaverton barley any variety named jim rennie blackwater robert smith port perry donovan smith port perry potatoes late or early grown from certified seed bonnie norton clare mont linda johnston ux bridge bruce norton claremont 1st cut hay robert smith port perry bruce smith port perry dono van smith port perry 2nd cut hay bonnie norton claremont bruce norton claremont vics nursery ltd landscape design stonework maintenance rr2 stouftville ph 6402311 rr2 gormley ph 8875457 don mills kd large variety garden supplies v planting material natural precast stoncprodiicts pcatloam topsoil etc no gimmicks or lc sales but the place where price and quality meets how about a new 1966 pontiac laurentian sedan for spring or perhaps a 1966 pontiac parisienne 4door hardtop demonstrator both these cars must go no reasonable offer refused call jc at chas cooper ltd claremont 6492114 due for completion in 1971 the pickering generating sutton will be one of the worlds largest nuclear power station it seems like only yesterday this was a farmers field today its the site of canadas third and largest nuclear generating station a power ful example of how heavy industry has grown in ontario ontarios industrial growth has helped provide a standard of living that ranks among the worlds highest it helped to create 102000 new jobs in 1966 and higher paying jobs our wages are 18 percapita above the national average and our un employment rate stands at only 25 life in canada has come a long way but this is only the beginning you can help make sure opportunities continue to de velop one way when shopping for price and quality shop canadian ontarios growth record ontario canadas industrial heartland ac counts for about 40 of the nations gross national product and contributes almost 0 of the direct taxes ontario industries now export oter si billion worth of goods annually to world markets by 1970 it is expected that ontarios thriv ing research community at sheridan park will grow to cnabe 6000 scientists and sup porting personnel to aid ontario manu facturers in providing new and better products for canadians omtario g eovernmefsit trade cfj8ade department of econcrr and development when shopping ior price and quality shop canadian