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l islajssr t by staff correspondent aoiaoe x s- h t ife 5 -il- a v fev the goodfellow class of the un- sited church and their families are holding a basket picmc in conjunc- jtton the friendly bible class of brougham on tuesday july 10 at greenwood park supper starts at 630 pm bruce kennedy and reg sander- son are spending the week at the t boys camp ahshuiiyoong on lake i ssimcoe orev i e kennedy was the guest speaker at the 49th anniversary of the greenbanki united church on sunday last j w mr and mrsd gregg and mrs thos condy visited friends and relatives at greenbank on sunday last also attended the anniversary services union services in the baptist church every sunday morning dur ing july evening service in the park at s ptn rev i e kennedy will be in charge mrs m walford who has been visiting with her sister in oshawa returned home one day last week mr and mis robt woithy fiom brampton visited during the holi day with mrs walfoid mrs minnie moigan and daugh ter of toronto visited over the weekend with miss s e evans mr and mrs moigan pugh of uxbridge visited in the village on sunday mr and mrs geo lee of stouff- ville visited with mis esther pal mer on sunday f marjone ward rnand mrs alan fiyer of toronto weie holi day visitors here mr and mrs bruce harton of toronto also her mother mis blanche cook of toronto visited le- lutives m the village on sunday a picnic paity will be held on the lawn at the home of mrs f loyst on thursday july 12th starting at 2 30 p m when the wm is of the united church will enter- tam the mission band and baby band the mothers of the children of these two organizations aie espe cially invited to be present this is an annual affair and we hope there will be alaige attendance mr cecil hopkins and sister of midland were visitors during the jweekend with mr and mrs harry porter mr and mis mclean from prince edwaid island were visitors here this week with mrs mcleans mo- ther and father mi and mrs fied morley tne coupl were just re cently mairied miss morley being in thercnvr and her husband with the rcaf mr mclean ex pects to return to the island shortly to obtain his discharge from the j he has been in for thepast years mr bates and daughters of ajax former claremont residents called oh friends here one day last we undei stand the family will shortly return to western canada mr and mrs robt story of west hill visited with nis brother and family mr and mrs cecil stoiy on f sunday s f mis ridge and daughter of tor onto visited on sunday with her cousin mrandmrs hutchinson of south claremont 1 geo derusha has discontinued his bus service to ajax and any whoare still employedtherecalong hisroutewill betaken care of by theuxbndge bus mr and mrs c a overland and mrs l douglas were in kingston j the holiday isiting mr and mis gordon ovei land mr douglas via- tedhis mother- and- father in bob- caygeon on sunday and mrs maik linton of tor onto visitedat thehome of mr and mrs benson oh sunday- mr and mrs carl dopking and home meir five u iiecal dealersrmowders store and overlands store j y t mrs levi gibson of toronto visi- ted with mrs e gibson on sunday congratulations are being extend- ed tor mr and mrs grant taylor nee mildred loyst in the birth of j a son on july 1st 1945 atthe brier- bush hospital stouff ville mr and mrs r f cooper andi son mrs- ted tomlinson and family and mr and mrs bill tomlinson and family were visitors with dr and mrs n f tomlinson during the holiday weekend mrs robt dawson is visiting her father mr robinson in parry sound miss m macdonald of toronto has been spending two weeks vaca tion at the ed lewis home here the claremont softball team failed to finish in the money at the pickering field day on the holiday there were five teams competing with pickering and cherrywood splitting the first money owing to ram halting uie game mr a j sutherland proprietor of the claremont meat market has placed one of the first army u ucks on the road for dehveiy purposes that has come to claiemont the machine has been finished in white and black hbmsaffir tvoucmadfbrouiersra2apl licschool confeicnco for claremont a preschool conference will be ti spr leslie lye of the rjyal cana dian engineers son of mr and mrs len lye arrived home from over seas on dominion day after five years service a brother thos is still in europe -spr- lye crossed the channel the day following ddiy and fought across the continent into germany his wife whom he married two vears ago in england and baby boy will shortly come to this country prior to enlisting leslie was em- dloyed on the les gauslin farm he arrived on sunday night in toronto after crossing on the louis pasteur claremont public school report senior room names in order of merit grade vii to glide viii margaret fan- h violet bmsted h allan pilkey h joyce red- shaw tneodore fothe june elson bartlebuirand cptwiluamjper- kirisvbullentereclvin the british general election care sonsofper- kins bull of toronto this will be of interest to local citizens a these gentlemen are brothers of mrs lymonds who owns a cottage at evansville near balsam revmr mcvey of mt zion paid a visit to mr charlie day after hav ing called on george wilson who is ill he reported mr wilson as a bit improved i miss muriel palmer flew from washington this week tovisit mother staying at mr and mrs eldreds at balsam mrs lloyd wilson formerly doris galbraith of toronto is home with her newly oorn son both mother and baby doing quite nice ly mr and mrs wilson have two other children miss jean linton was home for the holiday weekend the waof mt zion church met at the home of mrs harbron wed nesday july 4 mrs fred noon and son david are visiting with her sister and brotherinlaw v mr and mrs ric hard day at balsam glen manuson has reported back to barracks but is expecting his dis charge anytime rev mr mcvey performed the funeral service for the late jack compton held last week mr comp- ton had farmed many vears in this district and was the brother of mrs arbuckle mapije breeders open association york county agricultural representative w m cockburn left and wilfred keffer maple president of the maple cattle breeders association- right are seen with the holsteirif bull bethany rag apple joe a double great grandson of montvic rag- apple netherland at the recent opening of the maple artificial insemination cooperative mr cockburn assisted the breeders in the organization of the club auction sale choice 7c acre farm also farm stock implements 1020 tractor hay tools etc etc i redman elmer brooks ds i motfier who havchjiden e denby gerald middleton the underlined has received in msffivage totegs s ivsn ley carl norton rec structions to sell by public ir 5pntemhir arp iirupd to hrinff grado vi to grade vii shf jib in september are urged to bring them on that day mrs rhoton the michael valentino rec townshm nurse and mis porter grade v to grade vi the junior teacher will be present to douglas sutherland h bruce meet and talk with them kennedy h keith carson h joan middleton clyde beaton blair school requires two new teachers claremont school trustee board still in the market for two new teachers the tubune learned from mr jack norton boaid member this week both tne public and continuation schools have lost their principals however the con tinuation school position has been filled by mrs ken laushway who was last years assistant in the public school mr douglas bacon has taken a new tpachiiig position ii the niagaiadistrict and his posi tion has not yet been filled a re port that mr bacon had disposed of hisjooacre farm could not be con firmed forgckmenot club discontinues shipments 1 the claremont fdrgetmenot club which for a year- and five months has sent cigarettes f and comforts regularly to jthelocal iboys and girls overseas has ceased its work and turned over the balance of funds on hand to the united church mis sion band the club has sent par cels to an average of seventeen boys and girls each month the girls who comprise the membeiship of the organization are deeply grate ful to all who contributed to the fund and did their bit in this way evans rec rec doiothy brooks d l bacon teacher in fei v daughter f hamilton alsoi mrs dopking srof toronto attended the decoration service here last sunday 2 j i we aie sorry to report the illness of mrs frankham mrs ham was assisted fiomjchurchfiecently fol lowing a weak spell and has been very poorly fof thepast week ms geo middleton of stouffville has been here for afewdays assisting cintthe homer i yj h mr and mrs robeit forsyth visi- ted tlieir daughter mrs john buttonat- st thomas overthe holt- daym c v v david wagghas been visiting withhis sister- mrs todd in michi- ganwhoiis invery poor health xt i fjt 1 v builders supplies n we have a good supply 1 of asphalt roofing and cedar shingles chop and whole grain poultry feeds molasses fencing bron fence posts surge milking machines farrs elevator claremonthn phone 38wco of toronto impressive service at baptist church t an impressive service was con ducted at the claiemont baptist churchon sunday when the plaque containing the names of the boys and girls in the armed forces was unveiled rev wenham delivered the message which was most fitting and fred morley who is veteran of the lastwar and has two daughters and a son in this war unveiled the scroll rmr h found senior deacon of the church read the names fol lowed by a one minute silence the mens chorussang soldier rest junior room names in oider of merit grade iv to grade vi marion norton h ronald bur- nell h reginald sanderson h joe hinan h mary story h olga rhodes h marion- middle- ton alan rcdshaw grade iv to grade v shirley taylor grade iii to grade iv nelda elson h frances mc- cullough h carol johnson h gary evans h aubrey carson and earl pilkey teoual phyllis beelby david beverley 1 grade ilto grade iii ross evans r kenneth middle- ton h glen evans sh joan redshaw rec idiane denby rec i rl d grade i to grade it bruce redshaw h john farr h helen- sutherland billie jor dan sheila beaton iui grade -i- jr to sr murray carson- jimmie mccul- lough glenn brooks annie s porter teacher part lot no 20 rear con 9 siarkham township 2y milpssouth of stouff illc and 34 west of mongolia store oft 10th con on pullets sell tor 135each t cj4f despite thefact that farmers are intofworkup to theto ears with turnip planting and hayingall on there was abig crowd at the levi hopkins auction sale t south of claremonf week and prices were firm and equal tp springand fall selling said auctioneer farmer poultry prices with pullets oijlvfthree months sold go ing up to135 each the price of horse flesh seems to holdup for a black gelding brought 105 and the teamsold for220 rwith a sbrown mare going for 0750 holstein heifers not bred brought an average of 70 whilepigs that would hard ly tip the scales at 70 pounds com manded 10 50 apiece total of the sale was 1 4500 the farm has re cently been sold to wm neilson i 3juj si 1lv 0 71j trti high prices for live poultry until further notice we are paying the following prices for lwepoultry delivered toournlant in whitby vujrn top grade fowl j 25hc pound flv 22c lb under lbsl leghorns r topgrade broilers 2 to 3 lbs roastingljfrying chickens orer3 lbs30c pound x y pickerikgfarms limited 28c pound v 4 j v iiiililk wed july 11 the following property belonging to arthur fuller horsevamlfcattle 2 gencralpurpose farm geldings holstein cow milking good red cow milking good 2 holstein cows milking good young holstein cow milking good ayrshire heifer due to calf black cow milking 5 good yearling heifers 3 good calves 3 to 4 months old tractor and implements 10 20 international ti actor in good working order mccordeenng 2furrow tractor plowwith medium botjoms set mccordeeung 3section spring- tooth harrows mccor deenng tractor double disc harrows set 4section drag plar- rows mccordeenng 13 disc drill deenng ideals ft cut mower deer- ing 10 foot sulky rake deenng 6ft cut grain binder with trucksand sheaf carrier 3drum steel land roller rubbertired farm wagon gear wagon flat rack wooden wheeled wagon gear mh 10 ins grain grinder complete with bag ger mounted on skids and a speed jack drive fanning mill set 1200 lbs cap platform scales 2 no 21 walking plows drill plow potato seed cutter pig crate 145 gallon steel fuel drum tank cyclone seeder garden seeder new model cutter international cream separ ator aspinwall potato digger mh corn cultivator with disc mh root pulper 40 foot extension ladder 2 apple pickers ladders chicken feeder and waters pig farm machinery items will still be tioughs slings and draw rope orchard sprayer brooder stove with hooverwild oat seed cleaner machine set farm sleighs numer ous other articles such as hoes forks electric- fencer treesyokes pails bigs shovels etc etc brooder houses and harness 3 colony or brooder houses port able on skids v set farm team work harness s quantity mixed hay some grain description oftarm the farm consists of 76 acres more or less of choice heavy pro ducing loam 3 acres of young or chard approximately 100 trees spring creek f close to barn bank barn 45x80 with steel roof water inside concrete silo attached new hen house 32x16 and a car garage same size- pig pens dwelling is of brick clad 12 rooms hardjand soft water inside never failing well the crop will also go with the farm this choice farm is situated close to stouffville j schools st0resetc the buildings are in a good state of repair hydro is available and full possession can be had as soon as settlement is made by purchaser terms on chattels cash no reserve salestartsat 1 pm farm offered at 3pm subject to a reserve bid terms on farm 10 per cent day of sale balance to be settled within 30 days a mort gage can be arranged for further particulars day of sale or apply to the owner mr arthur fuller stouffville r r no 1 clarke prentice auctioneer mlllikenphagmcouct 52 w3 j r smith clerk nioil m g oil wo juji ikcvisits dc its flowers foiike as little alia n bi uce wasser takes his hero- worshippingbouquet togeneisenhowei when the allied com mander visited west point military academy r 1 after july i only 25 new farm machinery items still jrationed ft j v 7 1 11 follbwing up its policy of taking machinery off the ration list as soon as supplies improve thejwar- time prices and trade board has just announced that only 25 new farm machinery item mil ctii ha rationed after july 1 those 25 items which will still require the approval of m ration officers before they are purchased are corn pickers tractor plows tractormpunted plows oneway disc of harrow plows tandem tractor disc harrows single wide disc harrows 12 feetorover spring and stiff toothfield cultivators tractor mounted cultivators tractor mounted orsemimounted mowers side delivery racks hayloaders pickup hay balers grain binders horse and tractor drawn corn binderspotatodiggerscombine or reaper threshers wind rowersoi swathors threshers ensilage har vesters standard and row crop tractors garden tractors rubber- tired gears ortrailers power potato sprayers or dusters fruit or orchard power sprayers a pressure water systems and power pumps this is the third relaxation of tliistype since rationingbegan in october 1912 repair and spare parts have never been rationed k somebodylost their liquor 3 mr thos christie of the 4th concession of culross had a very disappointing experience recently there was a very large rock nest ling in the outside corner of his farm on township road property this had been removed from the cemetery about twentytwo years ago in order to disc and cultivate the land beside the roadway in an effort to control the weeds it was found necessary to remove the boulder mr christie relates that after quite a bit of effort it was finally hauled away leaving quite an indenture in the ground shortly following the removal of the stone anotherculross farmer who hap pened to be driving by stopped and lookedover the hole andwhat do you think he found there allmud and dlrt lay two 26ouncetotties of whisky and the seals were still fntactlsignifylng that the contents were untouched and untarnished muchf to the phagrin of- the workers thefnnderpocketedithe vfind as mrschrlstlesald vlcouldayectaken them home for medicifialxuses c oromething voioft 1 r vtr k 1 wed in prisoncrofwar camp v married in- a t pnsoher camp were sigiriund frank peolowski right ahdhis pohsn bride lieut mary dzbikowicz with them is charles harrington a jjs seaman iox xoexoe ao sand hiv ttpmii pj 1 and ft mmi mvoorvfigu choicest sand and for your- cement workdelivered to your job y t nortons te gtiavelslpith 49tf phone 700 or 0 rll suspend sentence r i- evidence was that the accused w who was employed as a storemanat in view of the accuseds previous the ajax plant hah taken three good record and hissacnficein the ru j fyee aluminum bowls last r magistrate f sebbs andoa floor lamp material which placed on suspended sentence john was being disposed of matter montague uxbridge 0 pleaded sa 92 guiltym police court to a charge of sfableharoldquantnll taking certain articles from defense industries ltd ajax his worship stressed however that it must be impressed v employees who have access to goods which are be ing disposed of at plants of this kind that they arenot to uie articles without the permission of the authorities counsel for the defence was r d humphreys mr humphreys pointed out the court thatthe accused had been a conscientious employee atdil for fourv years and was forcedto get about on artificial leg3 sthe result of injuries received in the last war v send the tribune to absent friends ftsj4s feel lvj r it voi