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the tribune souffviie qnt thursday july 3 1952 claremont and pickering twp district mr and mr- walter ward visited on sundav afternoon with mr and mrs joe ward and family at oshawa miss mitchell and miss ander son of toronto were guests of mrs cody for a couple of days last week miss mabel gibson has accepted a position with mr and mrs john ston of stouffvilie for the summer mrs pretty of toronto returned home last sunday evening after enjoying the past week visiting with her aunt and uncle miss duerdon and mr dickinson mr mclntyre manager of the farmers cooperative has been a hospital patient during the past week having had his appendix removed we wish him a speedy recovery decoration service will be held next sunday at 230 pm at the union cemetery weather permitt ing if it is raining the baptist church will be used we understand that mr ross redshaw has purchased the house and lot situated north of mr j norton and intends moving in the near future with his wife and family the members of the wa enter tained members of brooklin society at their regular meeting last thursday afternoon in the ss room mrs lippert president and mrs middleton secretary occupied their regular chairs mrs fisher of brooklin gave an excel lent talk on wide open windows indicating the various outlook an open mind may discover along lifes journey the ladies of the home group with mrs padgett as convener served afternoon tea and dainty refreshments to all present during july and august there will be no monthly meeting of the local wa on thursday afternoon july 10th the mission and baby band members will be guests of the wms in the ss room at 230 pm and will provide the program a carload of local men have commenced work as of last year at the peavinery plant at rich mond hill union services will commence next sunday in the united church with rev g davison in charge during the month of july also- at the weekly thursday evening ser vice rev h lackey will enjoy a months vacation from public duties wasnt that a fine shower was the greeting from neighbor to neighbor last sunday morning all rejoiced that the drv spell had been broken and the gardens and field crops would take on a new lease on life mrs cora baker was a clare- mont winner of one of the lucky draw prizes when 1000 was raised at a garden party on saturday for the pickering twp hospital dr n s tomlinson accompanied by dr s s ball of stouffvilie attend ed the function another of claremonts ladies celebrated her 0th birthday on june 20th at the home of her son mr and mrs frank rowe and family with whom she has resid ed since the death of her husband about 20 years ago mrs rowe was born in markham twp and spent most of her life in scarboro she has three sons one daughter six grandchildren and three great grandchildren the four gener ations gathered at her claremont home on sunday june 22nd to pay homage to this quiet grand elderly lady who has resided in the community for the past seven years we join in extending our congratulations dr and mrs n f tomlinson spent the holiday weekend at wigwassan lodge muskoka mrs tomlinson will remain at the sum mer resort for a further two weeks bobby redshaw and gordon johnson celebrated their 12th and 11th birthdays on monday june 30th by attending the united sun day school picnic at cedar glen park and sharing two gaily dec orated birthday cakes with chums at the supper table cemeterv decoration on sunday july 0th kindly take notice that my bar ber shop will be closed for vac ation each monday during july and august harry porter claremont mens bowling tournament on wednesday on wednesday july f the kaiser trophy will be up for competition in the claremont mens bowling tournament the award is emblematic of the mens doubles championship the tourna ment is to commence at 2 oclock in the afternoon brougham congratulations to our newly- weds mr and mrs g k holtby ifnee helen gray who were mar- ried on june 25th j two families from holland have moved into the house formally occupied by the late mrs t c j brown the local firemen received a call on saturday afternoon to a ifire at the piggery of mr jos wright on the fourth concession a boiler house and truck were des- i troyed as well as several pigs bad ly burned mr and mrs w a knox visit ed at the home of their son george at knniskillen on sunday evening miss carol duncan of markham visited with her grandparents mr and mrs harlock mr and mrs mitchell of toronto visited with their daughter mrs al harvey and family on sunday mr and mis koss middleton visited on sunday evening with mr and mrs wilbur bennet of musselmans lake the womens institute will hold their next meeting on tuesday afternoon july sth in the town ship hall hostesses are mrs d a beer mrs wm knox mrs lem- mon mrs robt miller and mrs matthews roll call an act of kindness done for me mrs shirk convener of citizenship and edu cation is in charge of the program the annual sunday school pic nic of brougham will be held at lynbrook park on thursday july 10th cars will leave the church at 2 pm everyone welcome miss shirley beer and mr ken neth beer of toronto spent a few days last week with their father mr d a beer mrs everest also mr ray ever est of toronto called on mr and mrs todd on saturday mr and mrs h shea returned home after visiting friends at tor onto and acton mr and mrs cliff hubbord spent the weekend at doe lake and other northern towns mr and mrs ken pascoe of whitby also mrs hardy and billie of toronto spent the weekend with their parents mr and mrs w a knox mrs margaret e sheppard of brougham was one of a group of four elected deputy presidents of the rebekah assembly ioof at the fraternal organizations five- day long convention at toronto last week mrs sheppard will head district no 7 20 lb coon captured after chicken slaughter the raccoon which killed bob ruddys chickens 51 in all and emptied 47 pheasant eggs was caught- last week the coon weigh ed 20 pounds it ripped up wire fencing that mr ruddy couldnt pull up himself and they suspect the mate which hasnt been caught to date may be the real culprit it was a surprise to those concerned that the coon wasnt heavier considering the damage that was done cherrywood mr and mrs e riches and daughter are spending a holiday in quebec mr stanley taylor is home after beeing away teaching for a year mr e eliason visited with mrs elliason at the hamilton sanitor- ium over the weekend the regular monthly meeting of the wa will be held at the home of mrs s jones on july 0th at 8 pm roll call is christian oppor tunities will those having small aprons please bring them to this meeting the june meeting of the wa of cherrywood united church was presided over by mrs s jones president who opened the meet ing with a call to worship mrs e riches read from the bible the parable of the talents the group enjoyed music rendered by a trio of ladies from whitevale mrs reddick mrs robinson and miss gray accompanied on the piano by mrs van blaricom mrs j melachlan presented topics from the study book an invitation from the rouge hills wa was accepted mrs a taylor reported on the legality of the advertising of the products of brewries and how attractively this is done to secure patrons relatives of mr and mrs w a beare joined with their family in congratulations on their golden wedding anniversary on june 23th mr and mrs d s gollan and miss inez gollan of batavia ny visited at the home of mr and mrs leonard gates recently friends in the community extend sincere sympathy to mrs chas annis and family of dunbar- ton in the loss of a husband and father mrs e armstrong spent a weeks holiday with relatives in muskoka mr and mrs frank reynolds visited with mr and mrs emile glenisty on saturday mr and mrs roy morrish spent a few days with mr and mrs robert morrish at aylmer que mr and mrs e w petty of tor onto called on mr and mrs wes petty on saturday evening mr and mrs j armstrong attended a wedding at holstein on saturday the horticulture meeting and flower show on tuesday evening was a huge success honor departing deputyreeve and wife an enjoyable evening was heldj hi the township hall op friday when over one hundred friends and neighbors met for a farewell party for mr and mrs milton burk who are moving to their new home in stouffvilie after a social hour mr and mrs burk were called to the platform while mr warren willson read thu address we vour friends and neighbors of the vicinity of brougham have met here tonight to express to you our regret at your departure from among us during your years of active life during your weekly trips to the city and your connec tions with lodges and other organ izations you have made many friends but the ones longest remembered are the ones made in this the vicinity in which you have lived who through your acts of kindness and true neighborly spirit have always found hospital itv in your home we therefore ask you to accept these gifts as a token of our appreciation and esteem for your efforts in the community we wish you many happy years together in your new home and trust you will always feel welcome to return to the homes of those who cherish kind memories of you mr and mrs burk were presented with a tri- light floor lamp a coffee table and a large mirror mr and mrs burk thanked their friends in a few well chosen words a dainty lunch brought the evening to a close j middleton last sunday home of mrs m pegs mrs wm the wa meeting will be held j browns group is in charge of the for the month on july 10th at the worship service amvllhv the centennial celebration will be a reminder that the first 100 years were the hardest fourteen oceangoing tankers of 1000 or more gross tons fly the canadian flag claremont meats guaranteed quality economy prices phone 3501 we deliver special fri sat only pure lard 1 lbs for 33c we specialize in special sandwich meats cold cuts claremont public school promotions names arranged alpabeltieally to grade 9 lillian austin ken neth middleton geraldean virgin promoted conditionally to gr 9 ivor thomas to grade s honours murray carson gary cooper kenneth dean sylvia johnston ann kee- vil ronnie mccullough keith xorton marion taylor pass gordon allman enid benson murray fraser wayne redshaw lorna rowe bob songhurst to grade 7 honours rae anderson wilfrid gliddon gordon johnson lorraine lewis patsy wood pass marie austin allan badgerow bob edwards ronnie hedges francis loyst don neal donna redshaw eric ward roger warden- pat welsh ronnie williamson teacher d johnson to grade 0 a anne francis sheila mccullough garry taylor joyce norton b honours sandra davis marie lynn to grade 5 a barbara song hurst shirley symes grace middleton bobby lehman bobby benson david johnson mary thomas b honours billv keevil pass dianne loyst patsy mccul lough mary beelby elsie neal murray taylor willard peddie recommended donald pugh alfred hammond to grade 1 a gerald morgan jack robertson bruce thorp douglas allman garry geer ber- riice hicks sandra ann hill b honours grant morgan jack red shaw pass douglas mclntyre lenora loyst ray ward johnny torrance david carnegie a promoted on years aver age of 75cc or more b promoted by june examinations a v porter teacher to grade 2 honours stephen couperthwaite billv hammond frank taylor pass june benson dwight douglas dennis petrie joseph timms eileen yee to grade honours allen lackey susanne lewis piss margaret hose fligg jean fran cis rosemary hedges iveslie lye alma neal donna norton sandra roy betty ward barbara warden eleanor welsh m cox teacher the welland canal shortcut around niagara falls for great lakes and st lawrence river ships is 20 miles long the tribune is pleased to re ceive all public school promotion reports for publication greenwood mrs f gibson returned home from whitby last monday feeling some better mr and mrs e pegg were in the city last sunday seeing her father and sister mr mcphail and dianne who were in a car accident recently the memorial service at salem last sunday was well attended rev lackey gave a very impres sive sermon and the mt zion choir led in the service of song mr and mrs frank blackstock of new westminister bc spent a couple of days last week visiting friends here mrs blackstock at one time lived on the wesley sad ler farm mr and mrs lome ham of osh awa were visitors at the home of uxbridge tp site of new television tv relay station a new landmark is under con struction near uxbridge as part of a largescale project designed to help keep canada at the forefront in modern communications ad vances work is well advanced on the microwave radiorelay station be ing built about five miles south of uxbridge off the road between concessions g and 7 in uxbridge township it will be one of the 15 stations in the bell telephones new communications skyway linking buffalo toronto ottawa and montreal the station will include a one- storoy radio equipment building and an open steel tower support ing four hornshaped antennae the building is under construction now and the tower which will be about 50 feet high will be erected late this year the entire system is scheduled to be ready next spring initially it will provide 60 additional tele phone circuits between toronto and montreal 12 between toronto and ottawa and 12 between mon treal and ottawa it will also relay network television programs w for the canadian broadcasting corporation as called for in a contract with the cbc bell will provide net work facilities to relay whatever united states television programs the cbc requires from buffalo for telecasting in toronto and mon treal and also to relay cbc pro grams from toronto to montreal in addition when the cbc re quires it a westbound channel will be equipped to relay programs from montreal to toronto a a gillespie boll telephone manager for this region explained that residents along the route will not be able to tune in the tv programs directly because the net work itself is not capable of tele casting programs the telephone calls and television programs will be transmitted in a narrow beam from tower to tower at superhigh frequencies known as micro waves which are well above the range of home receivers the relay stations in the chain will be located on an average of 2530 miles apart the two stations on either side of uxbridge will be near bethany and in toronto b i j baler twine clearing price 1570 per bale chas cooper claremont ont phone 103 s3 iffwulvfvafvthvhvtttt stanley theatre stouffville ont 2 shows nitely 730 pm saturdays at 700 pm matinee saturdays at 200 pm friday saturday july 4th 5th the last days of the mighty apache nation i monday tuesday july 7th 8th mm happy go lovely in technicolor starring david niven cr vera ellen plus mm national film board si fffjv presents si va now you can see princess elizabeth and the duke of edinburgh close up in the first complete pictorial story of their tour of canada entirely in glorious new color a fulllength feature returned by popular request wednesday thursday july 9th i0tii first story of the unsung unnamed undercover army 2a