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p9 n the stouftvlue tfunjn thorny odobtf u u5 fifty lands plowed in s ontario match the south ontario plowing match was held on the farm of joe tran rr 2 claremont on wednesday oct 6th with 50 lauds being plowed tnis plowing match is spon sored each year by the south oniario plowmens association mr murray dunkeld president and mr elmer powell secreta rytreasurer and the various committees did an excellent job in choosing the site or the plowing match and in carrying out the dctaik the plowing match was brought to a conclusion with a banquet in the masonic hall stouffville at which the various prizes and tiophies were pre sented judges for this match were mr norman barber owen sound and mr george hos- trawser malton the prize winners in this competition are listed below class 1 jointer plows open od 1 bvincll wyiie oak- wood 2 anthony foatherstono milliken 3i james lee green- bank 4 murray grove stouff ville class 2 tractors in sod open li keith robinson cookstown 2 grant wells stouffville 3 doug reid brampton gor don bradfieid peterborough rr 10 51 ken brown richmond hill 6 1 bob armstrong bramp ton rr 5 glass 3 i tractors in sod open to boys and girls 20 years and under li karl lewis claremont rr 3 2 stan icers- will stouffville rr 3 3 dave winn stouffville rr 1 glass 1 stubble utility mounted plows 3 or more fur rows h dick aland mark- ham rr 2 2 herb jarvis agin- court 3 leslie smith black- water glass stubble tractors open to those who have never won a prize at a match 1 bill tran claremont rr 2 2 larry kydd oxbridgo 31 bruce malcolm locust hill rr 1 class fi stubble 2 or more furrows open mounted plows 1 flovd korsvth stouffville 21 ivan degeer mt albert 3i roy craig mono rd 4b robertson acton 5 lee wilkinson malton rr 2 fi leo nard wellman queensville class 7 tractors in stubble open to boys and girls ifi years and under 1 barry timbers mount albert 2 ron mcguckin mount albert 3 bob tran claremont rr 2 4jim mokoan stouffville 5 gordon hoover markham rr 2 61 john lucyk columbus class 8 sod or stubble contestants must have complet ed ore land in one of the regu lar classes section a etas for trailer plows 1 keith robinson cookstown 2 grant wells stouffville 3t ken brown rich mond hill 4 doug reid brampton 5 gordon bradfieid peterborough rr 10 6 bob armstrong brampton section b class for mounted plows 1 1 flovd forsyth stouffviho 2 barry timbers mount albert 3 ivan degeer mount albert 4 leslie smith blackwater 5 nick aland markham 6 lee wilkinson malton rr 2 7 b robertson acton si ron mcguckin mt albert 9 bob tran claremont 10 roy craig mono road hi herb jarvis agincourt 12 leo nard wellman queensville horse show 1 1 murray grove stouffville rr 1 2 byrnell wy iie oakwood 3 jim lee greenbank d anthony feath erstone milliken special morrow farm equip ment port perry for best plowed land mounted plows to a resident of ontario county lflfij winner ivan degeer mt albert special canadian imperial bank of commerce port perry for best plowed land in class 3 and 7 to a resident of south ontario 1965 winner bob tran claremont hon m b dymoiid trophy best plowed land to a resident of south ontario 1965 win ner jim lee greenbank ksso special best plowed land in tractor classes completed by resident of ontario county 1965 winner leslie smith blackwatcr special ellis britton clare mont s500 for best plowed land in class 7 with a mounted plow 1965 winner barry timbers mount albert ratons of canada junior championship trophy best plowed land by a junior compe titor mounted plow only under 18 years of age 1965 winner barry timbers mt albert special international harv ester company utility class best plowed land by competi tor using mounted plow with 3 or more furrows previous win ners not eligible 1965 winner leslie smith blackwater baby born in police cruiser claremont news j the police officers were more nervous than i was said 1 mr joan wensins 21 of pine ride r dunbatton who gave birth 10 a 6 pound five ounce baby girl in ihe back sea of a pickering township police cruiser outside the ajax and pickering general hospital early saturday a nurse from the hospital assisted during the final moments of the delivery both mother and child who will be called ruth are fine airs wensing said her hus band was away at work when she called police for assistance constables robert brown and roy ilobbs responded to the call and rushed her to hospital 25iii anniversary a very enjoyable time was spent at the home of mr and mrs jack morgan snd family j on saturday evening when they i entertained relatives and friends on the occasion of their 25th wedding anniversary j among those present were rev and mrs kennedy of don mills i mr and mrs walter miladinov and susan mrs leslie feasby mr and mrs allan feasby miss jane taylor mr and mrs mabel kennedy mrs m orme- rod all of toronto mr alex morgan of sarnia and mr and mrs gordon johnson of lon don mr robin nicholson of whitby mrs margaret steven son of oshawa mr and mrs e pilkey and john mr and mrs rodney bond- and family of stouffville mr and mrs jack nigh of markham mrs archie fleming of unionville mr and mrs melvin johnson and helen and mr and mrs roy morgan of claremont life magazine reported that a survey of 25 merchandise- minded builders from coast to coast showed that builders credit 607o of their sales to newspaper ads mrs henry sonley of whitby and mr and mrs n l king and mr and mrs wm knappet of belhaven visited recently with mr and mrs jack morgan cop have you a drivers license motorist certainly want to see it cop no as long as you have it i dont have to see it but if you didnt have it id have to take a look at it about 70 friends of bettv evaas and terry hopkins gath ered at the legion hall tuesday evening oct 5 and presented them with beautiful and varied gifts with which to furnish their new home lovely linens utility electrical appointments china and gifts of almost every de scription attested to the affec tion and esteem which the townspeople have for the young couple after the wedding on saturday oct 9 the brides par ents mr and mrs w r evans with their family left to spend thanksgiving at their cottage in coboconk the grooms par ents mr and mrs harold hop kins entertained outoftown relatives at their home after the wedding reception in the com munity hall dining the evening members of the bowling club to which mr hopkins belongs joined the party later one of the bowlers miss jean martin was presented with an electric alarm clock to take with her to windsor where she has accepted a position mr and mrs joe burrows and family of broug ham also presented miss martin with a gift members of the legion ladies auxiliary are holding their monthly meeting in the legion hall this evening at s30 thurs day oct 14 a good turnout is requested mr and mrs albert roszell entertained a number of their relatives at their cottage on lake simcoe over the thanks giving holiday mrs eric ward and terry and mrs david neal and bill steven and martin accompanied mrs john neal when she visited her daughter mrs bud powell in aiax last week mr and mrs frank barelav on holidays motored as far as brandon manitoba then turned south into the dakotas and re turned home by way of detroit and windsor bad weather changed their plans for going on to the coast they report that constant rainy weather has turned the fine crops of grain into soggy masses that are left lying in the fields mrs xelson sanderson of tor onto accompanied by mrs ina woodburn spent thanksgiving weekend with her daughter and soninlaw mr and mrs robert hockley the traditional thanksgiving turkey dinner was served at the home of mr and mrs john nor ton on monday members of the family who dined with them were mr and mrs laurence norton and family mr and mrs carl norton and family mr and mrs lloyd pascoe and jackie mr and mrs paul nes- bitt and mr keith norton mr and mrs fred wilton of uxbridge were thanksgiving guests at the home of mr wil tons brother mr james wilton 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prouse to markham last thursday to visit her sister mrs james penny mrs stanley cook sr and mr and mrs bruce haron and daughter heather of toronto were thankssivuis visitors at the home of mr and mas ear cook mrs ed lewis joiced her twin sister mrs clarence pratt of fort william a the mcmillan famiiv reunion in coiiinawood on sunday accompsrving mrs lewis were mr and mrs sam taylor and marian murray bruce and david of claremont and mr and mrs gordon gra ham and family mr and mrs roy kehoe and mr ross mini- roe of oshawa mrs arthur wearti is in osh awa general hospital after a fall in her home last week mr and mrs henry lowndes of montreal returned to their home on tuesday after a 10day visit with mr and mrs rov lowndes mr roy lowndes has sold his claremont hot and property on rr 1 to mr and mrs a e gallic of toronto the 1st claremont scout troop with patrol leader mich ael hockley made a fine show ing at the camporee held at the campsite of the 1st aiax troop on the west side of the brock road on the 1th cone oct 2nd and 3rd the weekend activities emulated those of pioneer days forty camp groups attended claremont was 6th in marks for cooking a complete meal show ing how to store and protect food for neatness cleanliness and manv other tasks and de monstrations along with patrol leader hockley were allan lloyst tom appleby brian norton michael curtis george campbell and glen hammond the next regular meeting of the womens institute will be held at the home oj mrs jcorge mcconnell in aurora oh wed nesday oct 20 it will follow a dessert luncheon which is being served at 130 pm miss donna stewart home economist for ontario and york counties will be guest speaker the meeting will be in charge of mrs frank carsons group and visitors will be welcome those planning to attend are asked to meet at the four corners at 1 pm for transportation the october meeting of the cub and scout mothers auxili ary was held at the home of mrs earl cook plans were dis cussed for an auction sale to be held at the next meeting on thursday nov 4 mr and mrs al robertson had mrs robertsons sister mrs william wagar and son allan of newburgh as their weekend guests sunday visitors at the rohertson home were mr and mrs ed redshaw mr and mrs cecil redman mrs lloyd pas coe and mrs paul nesbitt of claremont and mr and mrs ir win kidd of sanford the first meeting of the clare mont 4h homemaking supper club was held at the home of mrs anderson on saturday oct 2nd the new officers are pros carole anderson vice pres pat sanderson sectreas susan hayward leaders mrs anderson and barbara carson the next meeting will be held on oct 23rd at the anderson home miss barbara carson itas ac cepted a position with the bell telephone co in toronto on wednesday october 6th the baptist high fellowship held its first meeting of the fall season two groups have been formed this year the juniors ages 1214 and the seniors ages 1518 both groups meet in the church every second wednesday at 730 pm jr and 830 pm sr the next meeting will be held on octo ber 20th all young people are cordially invited to attend brougham the brougham united church women evening group met at the home of mrs howard plax- ton last week the meeting at tended by 18 members and three guests was opened by mrs bill ellicott following the meeting lunch was served by mrs m ellicott the ucw will hold their bazaar in the township hall on saturday afternoon oct 16th at 2 pm mr and mrs vernon ellicott and family of oshawa visited with mr and mrs c campbcil on sunday the first brock scout and cub troops will hold a paper drive on saturday oct 16th mr and mrs price spent sun day with mr and mrs bill elli cott mr and mrs reg morrish highland creek had sunday dinner with mr and mrs m ann is mr and mrs ktherington of waierloo spent the holiday weekend with their daughter and family mr and mrs don gihson mr and mrs wallace ellicott of toronto visited with mr w ellicott sunday mrs george perry has return ed from a vacation in new york mrs john coates has return ed home following a few weeks visiting her parents in england mr and mrs earl campbell have purchased home of mrs j davis they will take residence in december mrs davis meanwhile will move to toronto the dist dep pres of osh awa dist 7 west mrs jean ellicot and staff installed the officers of sunshine lodge osh awa monday night mr and mrs delbert ford and family of cedar brae call ed on mrs helen holtiy on the weekend canadians in world plowing match the canadian earn eompeuns in the 13ui annual world ilawtiir championship at oslo xorway octoher 8 and are shown on their departure from montreal this annual champion ship competition is sponsored hy the world plowing organization and the winner is awarded the ksso golden plow a truly magnificent trophy- pictured left to rijjht are kuont row mrs donald dunkeld donald dunuehl claremont canadian plowhtr champion mrs carl willis dr carl willis charlottetown slxonh how mrs ken hawden ken bawdcn st thomas team managercoach back row las smith 1ondon ontario mrs las smith the smiths who travelled with the team joined other canadian visitors at oslo to provide a eheerinff section for the canadian team photo courtesy scandinavian airlines system legitimate farmer questioned by pickering bd the pickering twp planning board has to determine from time to time whether or not a man is a bona fide farmer members declare that no satis- factory definition of a farmer has come before them yet if a man can prove that he is a farmer or that his intentions are purely agricultural he may build an 1150 square foot house rather than the otherwise re quired 2000 square foot house frank benn a high school teacher who farms beside pur chased the 250acie newton rob inson farm at whitevale he separated 10 acres with the house and buildings and plans to sell them to help subsidize his farming operation finding that it is too difficult to work this land from his home at gormley he wants to separate another 10 acres and build upon it a house of 1150 square feet the purpose of the separation is to obtain an nha mortgage on his proposed home loses sialus immediately this separation takes place it loses its farm status and becomes a new lot requiring a 2000 square foot house as soon as we separate any portion it opens the door to the existing stone house on the 5th concession said member herb wank with another 200 acres without a house on which you could build three houses the only thing i see he continued is that it is creating a new lot on which should be charged the 500 fee the reason for this is to discourage devel opment it is circumventing the reason for the fee this is not an application to separate land said planning director faulkner ten acres can be separated without con sent of the board if he goes lo 10 acres is he a farmer or is he not a farmer rex merritt introduced a mo tion that the smaller sized house be permitted member j c irwin ascertain ed that the newton robinson stone house was going to be sold and stated that the new- owner could use the proceeds to pay for a smaller house and obtain a mortgage good business mr laycox thought this good business and congratulated the owner but mr wank question ed this arrangement as far as the board was concerned here is a man who can sell 10 acres with a house on it and put a house on another 10 acres i cannot support a resolution that presents a loophole ap proach mr wank contended that mr benn did not need to approach the hoard this man is too honest he said i dont see why this hoard should encourage omething i hat it does not encourage in the township no mailer what his motives may be if he is a bona fide farmer his application should be considered said rex merritt the motion to permit mr benn to build a 1150 square foot house on a separated 10acre parcel was granted with the condition that when the mort gage was paid such permisison no longer existed was passed with mr wank and mr irwin typewriters adding machines sales ami rkntai3 standards and electric option to purchase r e pairs to all makes office furniture general office supplies tribune office supplies 51 main si w stoufiville phone 4tt 6402100 you are invited to meet prog conservative candidate york north and joan martyn at a reception at morgan mall markham shopping centre monday oct 18 68 pm