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the tribune stouflfvule ont thursday june 30 1949 glaremont and district by staff correspondent local dealers madills store and overlands store we regret the error in last weeks edition in connection with the sale of the john ililler farm when we referred to it as the thistle ha farm the proper loca tion of the farm sold is whitby township lot 2829 concession 9 work was proceeding on mon day to erect a retaining wall at the north side of the walthardy pro perty on main st the local election polls on mon day here were manned by mrs russ pilkey and miss o forsyth deputy returning officers and mrs john badgero and mrs hazel sanderson poll clerks the claremont bus terminal has been changed in toronto from bay and dundas sts toronto to bay and edward sts also near the ford hotel mr harry austin of toronto is relieving the local station agent wm drew during his holiday period the sale is reported of an acre age belonging to wm pugh to jack mansell manager of the sarco plant here the place is a couple of miles east of the village on the 9th concession mr mansell plans to erect a new dwelling mrs david dawson has arrived from her visit to relatives in scar borough england we regret that miss kathleen beelby is on the sick list at home with her parents but trust she may soon be restored in health and able to resume her secretarial work in toronto a number from here are engaged in the pea plant at richmond hill again this year but report a short season for the early variety it is reported that mr burnell has sold his northend residence to mr jake taylor of the 5th line mr burnell has been very busy putting a cellar and making extensive improvements inside and outside of the farm home into which the family will move when ready for occupancy it is situated about two miles north of cpr station at the mixed double tournament on the local bowling green last week mrs goodman and mr hunter of oshawa won 1st high mrs lemon and mr earle beare won 2nd high and mr and mrs f evans won 1 win the claremont girls baseball team won 7 to 2 in their return game at port perry tout were defeated last wednesday evening 3 to 7 when they played whitby girls on whitby soil which was in poor condition for our local team however they won 100 over oshawa general motors team last friday evening on the home field mrs johnson of toronto visited on sunday with her sister mr and mrs fred redshaw and all attend ed uxbridge cemetery decoration service in the afternoon accom panied by mr and mrs d coates mr s robbins of st thomas spenf a few days last week visiting mr and mrs t gregg old friends of many years mr and mrs r johnson of tor onto spent the weekend with mrs d pugh mr and mrs murray ormerod and baby of toronto spent the weekend with mr and mrs melvin johnson and family mrs omerod is continuing her visit throughout the week mr and mrs dorian woodburn of toronto visited with mrs nel son sanderson and family over sunday joint church services will be held in the baptist church during july commencing next sunday morning union cemetery decoration ser vices will be held next sunday july 3rd the united church will provide music and it is expected rev davison will deliver the message the wa of the united church held a supper on the lawn of mr roy brignall last thursday with miss rollings group in charge ice cream instead of strawberries was served proceeds amounted to nearly 45 a social evening of the church members and goodfellowship class took place on the lawn of mr and mrs w evans last wednesday evening an address of apprecia tion for the past ten years of ser vice as pastor of the united church and best wishes for suc cess on the new appointment to cannington was read by the chair man of the board of stewards mr melvin johnson and the presenta tion of an upholstered occasional chair made by treasurer mrs e baker the goodfellowship class secretary mrs w hill also read a friendship card and mr boniface president of the class presented an electric kettle and miss joan middleton of the junior group pre sented a china cup and saucer to mrs kennedy both rev and mrs kennedy replied expressing appreciation of the response of the congregation assuring them of an ever warm place in their affection for the people of claremont dur ing the lunch hour an autograph album was passed around in which members inscribed their senti ments for future reading in can- nington the ladies aid society of st andrews presbyterian church pickering are holding a garden tea at the hermitage the home of mr and mrs e l ruddy picker ing on september 10th 1949 from 330 to 630 pm the proceeds will be for the building fund of their new church which is now under construction a musical program has been arranged on sunday evening rev ken nedy preached his farewell sermon to the two congregations of the community rev davison of the baptist church assisted with prayer and scripture reading the annual pugh and evans picnic was held on saturday after noon june 25th at stouffville com munity park the welcomed shower in other sections prevented the happy crowd from sitting down to the well filled tables of good things at supper time but the pleasure of meeting so many rela tives again was a happy occasion and talking over old times and events was a memorable thing in the life of each individual present claremont lower and middle school results a 75100 b gg74 c 50g5 failures omitted grado xii pugh edna lit a ancient and med hist a geo a geom a comp b chem a fr a health pt a morley wilfrid lit c geog b geom c comp c chem b fr b health and pt c grado xi jamieson marean lit b anc med hist a geog b geom a comp a sc a fr a health pt b jones erla lit c anc med hist b geog c geom c comp c chem c fr c health pt b schneider ivy lit a anc med hist a geog a geom b comp b chem b fr b health pt b grade x- beverley ivan sc c fr ix c health b carson keith lit c can hist a geog a math b comp c sc a lat c fr b health b fiss june lit b can hist c geog c math c comp a sc b lat c fr c health b 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comp c sc c fr b health b art c norton marion lit a can hist a geog a math a comp a sc a fr a health b art c brougham mr and mrs w a knox visited with their sons at hampton and enniskillen on saturday mrs m philip had a business trip to toronto on thursday last mrs wilson mrs a b matt hews and mrs l matthews had tea on sunday with mr and mrs gerald harbron of myrtle mr and mrs jack memullen of stouffville visited with mr and mrs ross middleton on sunday mr and mrs wallace ellicott of toronto called on his parents mr and imrs wm ellicott during the weekend mr and mrs h philip and fam ily of toronto mr harold hub- bord and miss l smith of brock road also mr and mrs n burton miss dorothy burton and mr e cook were weekend callers at the home of mr and mrs m hamilton mr and mrs d a beer mrs wright and mrs l matthews attended the reopening service at ceasarea on sunday morning when rev c elliott an uncle of mrs beer was speaker mrs w hamilton had tea on sunday with mr and mrs frank carter and family mr and mrs ross knox and bettyjean visited with her parents mr and mrs d mcguckin near uxbridge on sunday brougham lodge ioof num bering about forty members were at the royal york hotel on thurs day evening attending a meeting when eleven new members received their second degree from streetsville lodge they were accompanied on the trip by fifteen local ladies who enjoyed an even ing at the show miss grace sharp of oshawa visited her niece mrs al harvey and family on sunday brougham womens institute held the first meeting of the new year with mrs f cassie as the president the meeting was opened by singing o canada followed toy the institute ode and installa tion of officers conducted by mrs b harvey money was given mrs matthews for the committee to buy books for prizes for school child ren mrs m annis will decide the time for the presentation a dona tion was voted to be given to the ball team to help defray expenses for work done on ball field an evening picnic is to be arranged for the july meeting a short course arrangement of living room is to be held in brougham if possible an excellent report of the district annual meeting held in claremont was given toy mrs m ellicott the hostesses served lunch at the tea hour claremont community park board garden party ia the claremont park on wed july 13 featuring harry dunlop dolly bronson international comedy couple rod roddick amazing magic nancy mccraig and her accordian rae todd and her guitar with popular and western songs al harvey master of ceremonies and the 180th mosquito squadron york lions trumpet band in a pre show parade refreshments on the grounds proceeds in aid of play ground equipment for tlio cominunity park in case of rain the entertainment will be held in the hall admission adults 50e children under 12 25c eeeaoo setve 45b parmeter joy lit b can hist a geog b math c comp b sc b fr a health b art c pugh gladys lit b can hist c geog c math c comp a sc c fr a health c art b rowe earl math c comp c fr c art b sanderson reginald lit b can hist c geog c math c comp b sc a fr c art c stqry mary lit c can hist b geog b math b comp b sc b fr b health c art b ward mildred lit b can hist b geog b math c comp b sc b fr b health c art a sooaoaoaooooooooo campfire services thursday july 7th at 815 pm on fred mcnairs lawn sponsored by altona christian endeavour society program by evangel temple band ladies provide lunch offering everybody welcome in case of rain in altona union church 300o000o0od0ooook toronto east bound read i pm pm dally pm am sun ex sun sun sat hoi hoi only hoi 945 545 200 1000 1010 610 225 1025 1020 620 235 1035 1036 635 250 1050 1038 638 253 1053 1040 640 255 1055 1050 650 305 1105 1100 700 315 1115 1105 705 320 1120 1110 7w 325 1125 1120 720 335 1135 danforth bus lines brougham own we am am dally daily ex ex sun sun hoi toronto hoi 915 bay and dundas 840 940 danforth and luttrell 810 950 scarboro jet 800 1005 malvern 745 1008 browns cor 742 1010 town line 740 1020 markham 730 1030 locust hill 720 1035 green river 715 1040 brougham 710 1050 claremont 700 parcel express cxi383 dally reduction in fares effectlre sept 20th from toronto single fare return fare to locust h1u 60 110 to brougham 70 130 to claremont 75 140 claremont st bound read up am pm daily pm pjn sun ex sun sun sat hoi hoi only hoi 935 150 520 935 910 125 455 910 900 115 445 900 845 100 430 845 842 1257 427 842 840 1255 425 840 830 1245 415 830 820 1235 405 820 815 1230 400 815 810 1225 355 810 800 1215 345 800 uxbridge woman ceijebkates 80th birthday on thursday june 23 mrs charlie lee of uxbridge who with her husband is so well known throughout uxbridge township reached her soth birthday the event was celebrated on sunday with a rather large house party at the le home among those present were mr and mrs clifford lee of siloam mr and mrs garnet lee of uxbridge mr and mrs- edgar mcnelly uxbridge mr and mrs george lee bobcaygeon mr and mrs floyd clark and son neil ashworth lloyd lee and daughter gloria jean also mrs bryan martin betty ann and gary miss cleo lee miss betty lee and friend all of bobcaygeon audley the late mrs parkin of kinsale who passed away last week was in her early life a resident of this vicinity and attended the school here when f m chapman was teaching will be remembered as a good student and was a happy cheerful and clever scholar her parents lived on a farm on the fifth concession we have enjoyed some rains here during the past week which have helped the farmers out in their crops and pastures miss muriel westney of st josephs hospital toronto with a friend spent sunday under the parental roof mrs t annan who was taken to hospital last week at oshawa is reported to be some improved and her many friends hope for her complete recovery at an early date john and mrs stork of pickering were callerswith relatives here on sunday last some of our young people enjoyed a trip last week to dal- housie and report no seasickness the long vacation period has begun for the school children it will seem a far stretch to septem ber but it will go too fast for all of us the community club met at the home of arthur and mrs oconnor on the third line last week and a the new delightfully cool rio theatre uxbridge the only theatre in the district with refrigerated air conditioning its really cool at the rio raspberries strawberries haddock fillets smoked fillets 39c 39c 45c 45c prime rib roast brisket bone in stewing beef boneless rump roast leg of lamb fronts of lamb pure pork sausage sd3e bacon sirloin porterhouse round home rendered lard lb 55c 15 25c lb 45c lb 58c lb 55c lb 35c lb 40c lb 60c lb 65c lb 15c oboyles meat market i telephone 35 i most enjoyable musical evening was spent by about 60 members nearly all the subscribers to the blue cross signed up again for the three months period ending on october 15th george brown who has recovered from an attack of pneumonia presided in his usual pleasant manner with mrs sheri dan as secretary bob hicks and the sheridan girls from scarboro collegiate gave several musical trios and mrs lombard of ajax rendered solos that were much enjoyed she was accompanied on the piano by miss ann mcmihan of toronto community songs and a medley of songs added much to the occasion during the business end the committee reported having sent remembrances to the sick and ailing the loss of the prize in the canadian countryman contest was softened by the fact that there are many other similar clubs at work in ontario and doing good work the annual picnic at lynbrook park was set for the evening of july 14th when a community supper will be set at 630 to be followed by games and a ball game all the people in the district are invited to come cars with six people are admitted for a quarter a good committee was named to attend to the details after a delightful luncheon ken pratt moved a vote of thanks to the hostess which was responded to by arthur oconnor mm ivi mm miyim mm mm m m m m m m master grow mash for proper growth and development master grow mash supplies nutrients for growth good feathering strong bones and early maturity it produces complete develop ment and conditions the birds so that when they are ready for the laying house they will be in excellent condition claremont coop phone 38w i t n i feeders who keep records eventually buy master thursday friday saturday june 30 july 1 2 john garfield and frances farmer in flowing gold added feature rolling home midnight show sunday july 3 1201 amr errol flynn in the sea hawk regular prices monday tuesday wednesday july 456 dennis okeefe and claire trevor in raw deal added feature marie wilson in linda be good two shows nightly first show 7 pm new cockshutt farm machinery on hand cockshutt model 30 tractor selfpropelled combines 10 and 12 foot also pickup balers full line of farm machinery also used tractors of all makes write or phone your inquiries will accept farm stock as part payment terms can be arranged immediate delivery papic forage harvester full line of haying equipment and balers john white ba station no 7 highway brougham markham 16rl3