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p5 the stoofrvlue tribune vmirf dtcaatt 29 1960 notice the corporation of the village of stouffville in the matter of seclion 27a of tb iiannlnc at jws and in the m vtter oe an application of the corporation of she village of stouffville for approval of i restricted area bylaw 6013 passed the 19th day of may i960 notice of appointment for hearing take notice that the ontario municipal board has appointed tuesday the 10th day of january 1961 at the hour ofelevcn oclock in the forenoon at the council chambers in the villase of stouffville for the hearing of all parties in terested in supporting or opposing this application datfd today at stouftville ontario ralph e coiner clerk village of stouffville bylaw no 6013 referred to in the above notice the corporation of the v village of stouffville bylaw number 6013 koine a bylaw to amend bylaw number 861 as amended by bylaw number 868 be it enacted by the council of the village of stouff ville that bylaw number sl as amended by bylaw number 868 of the village of stouffville be and the same is hereby further amended as follows 1 by striking out from the said bylaw 868 schedule a attached thereto and by substituting therefor schedule a attached hereto 2 notwithstanding the provisions of bylaw number 864 as amended the minimum frontage for a one family dwelling on lots 39 and 10 according to registered plan number 70 shall be 50 feet 3 notwithstanding the provisions of bylaw number 864 as amended the minimum frontage for a one family dwelling on block a registered plan 401 shall be 55 feet 4 notwithstanding the provisions of bylaw 864 as amended the minimum frontage for a one family dwelling on the norther ly 5 feet of lot 8 and the southerly 47 feet of lot 7 according to registered plan number 3268 shall be 52 feet this bylaw shall come into effect en the day in which it is passed by council subject to the approval of the ontario municipal board passed at the village of stouftville this j9th day of may 1960 gar lehman reeve seal ralph e corner clerk t ralph e corner clerk of the village of stouffville hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of bylaw 6013 and the schedule referred to is posted in the office of the clerk in the village of stouffville ralph e corner clerk v village of stouffville iijiaaaaaa cedar grove review continued from page 9 village for their regular month ly meetings the cg1t grew and became better established and took the responsibility for the unicef boxes at halloween and gave marget scrflck a lovely shower the mothers club is such a versatile organization it is hard to keep track of their activities they read a play held a saint patricks party studied the mak ing of drapes heard jean miller tell of her trip to europe stu died creative handwork for children and installed their tra ditional mitten tree in zion church for christmas mittens mention should be made of one special gesture the mothers club made this year although they would probably prefer sil ence on the matter the mem bers of this group chose to fore go the usual exchange of christ mas presents among the mem bers to provide presents for the mentally ill it was a sweet and generous gesture and should not go unnoticed our churches have had an active year too cedar grove mcnnonitc church held saint johns ambulance courses for the second year and added home nursing course for the ladies of the community in july the summer bible school went on as usual and an eve ning class covering a survey of the old testament was held for the young people mr al- sasser left cedar grove in aug ust to take a church near ban croft and we learned that lome burkholdcr was with the dept of indian affairs in the very far north teaching 35 indian children the year closed in the mcnnonitc church with a special christmas service held in the church on christmas night at zlon forty sunday school teachers attended the teachers training school early in the year and it was considered a highly successful event in april a new minister was welcomed by the congregation and mr chas milton scottish accent and all became an important part of zion church anniversary ser vices were held and the sunday school picnic and the year end ed with a white gift service and a delightful christmas con cert it was a busy year for mrs smith and ss no 20 we were short grades 5 and s this year but despite the absence of older pupils the school gain ed distinction at markham fair held a happy halloween party and a truly beautiful musical concert to celebrate christmas wc were very proud of last ears grade eights when ihcy all successfully entered high school in september 1960 was a royal year to re member with a princess mar ried and a prince born it was the year clark gable died and the year the archbishop of can terbury visited the pope it was a year when the focus of the world was in africa grandma moses reached the century mark and ginny dare and neil ham- mil won honours at the pony club horse show george mc- cowan came out on the lucky- end of an accident markham voted no to sunday sports bruces mill was finally ac quired by the conservation au thority yvonne housser and a family of robins fought a battle for building rights under her bedroom window and lome reesor brought ills family home for christmas that was the year inside and outside cedar grove now we move into 1961 an upsidedown year that reads the same no matter whether you stand on your head or your heels 1961 is the first year since 1881 am endable to this stunt and the next one comes in 6009 4048 years hence the leaving of the old year and the beginning of the new seems to bring the poet out in the best ami the worst of us in closing our year in cedar grove lets leave it to one of the best the woods are lovely dark and deep bui i have promises to keep and miles to go before i sleep and miles to go before i sleep robert frost may ihe new year bring to cedar grove happiness and health good crops and reward for the labour involved therein may it relieve us of the fear of war and bring to our hearts and the hearts of all men every where the true awareness of sharing a bountiful earth with one another magic markers 79c and 110 the latest development in marking devices get them at the stouffville tribune florida no 1 fresh green stalks california no 1 sweet red emperor stalks 48 oz tins florida no 1 zipper skinned large size lbs d0z grape orange or florida punch special iff hlc drinks richmello plain or pime to si l 1 cheese slices ont no 1 large waxed tuenips lb calif juicy seedless navels sunkist oranges large size d0z c colossalstuffed gattus0 olives 24 oz place packed jar frozen foods party supplies birdseye fancy 5paragi special w 4yc york fancy special peas carrots oz po b3ge town square mince pie 48 party box of 12 poinsett i a napkins 28 25c poinsettia tablecovers 39c for fast relief biromo seltzer 63c christies sociables special 8 oi pkg 23c mccormicks smackers special 8 oi p 23c dempsters or silversteins rye bread sliced or unsliced 16 oz loaf 23c special gb brown v serve pkg of 12 29c grade a predressed oven ready the finest the land produces young toms 18 lbs and over ib maple leaf party snacks bacon and liver j braunschweiger sandwich spread ro each 25 c swiss knight 12 portion gruyere cheese stock up for the holiday pepsi cola sevenup canada dry gingerale watsons plain foil bag potato uo chips special i special negular tgt size 6 boirie cartons choice whole or half lamb legs lb 49c swifts premium rindless side bacon mi 79c tssmisesasas holiday store hours open thursday it friday until 9 pm closed saturday at 6 pm closed monday january 2nd values effective in markham until closing sat dec 31 1960 dominion stores limited