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tit 8 the tri8uke tkrsjty hwt 5 1967 st bernards on childrens television show by anne loxey claremont on sat urday jan 7 lncle bobby of the childrens program on cfto channel 9 will be the guest of mr and mrs donald davis clare- mont rr 2 for film lakes on the davis properly wilh their own si bernard dogs as actors greg and brett davis are also invit ing some of their friends to participate in the film ing with mrs ellis briilon as mc a program of christmas selections was held by the sunday school teachers of the united church there were recita tions by the girls in mrs earl cooks class and by the boys in carol ander sons ciass a manger page ant by mrs earl ander sons class telling the story of christmas jack- wards class filling the christmas stocking mari lyn madills class the greatest gift dorecn car- ruthcrs class which candle do you want to be by mrs dick wards class and other children at christmas by mrs robert madills class two drills one entitled christ mas bells arc ringing by mrs earl wilsons class the other a wreath drill by mrs ellis brittons class and songs by the young peoples class with mrs a e cresswell as narrator rounded out a most entertaining evening attendance awards were presented by the rev a e cresswell to lome brit- ton patti madill colleen madill larry pilkey len- nie pilkey terri pilkey gail norton and gordon lehman mr and mrs hugh michell had their daughter and soninlaw mr and mrs hans de hcus and grace carl and lome for new years dinner before the de heus family left stouffville on tuesday to make their home in kings ton christmas guests of the michells were mr and mrs george mutch of pickering and mr and mrs ray ashley and daughter rebecca of tor onto january 8 will be com munion sunday at the united church an accident about ten days before christmas marred the holidays for mr and mrs john paton a cut in the little finger of his left hand became in fected and mr paton had to have the finger amputat ed mr paton is home at present but has to make regular trips to the hospi tal and to the medical centre in stouffville for treatment e w years dinner guests of mr and mrs j anonby and family vcre their nephew john anon by of london their niece miss solvcig anonby of clarcmont mr and mrs donald little of toronto and mr and mrs b r merritt of west hill miss nora ham spent christmas at scarboro with her niece and her hus band mr and mrs don scorgic and new years at the home of her sister and brotherinlaw mr and mrs george middle- ton of stouffville fiftytwo guests sat down for christmas din ner at the home of mr and mrs glen evans they all were descendants of 91 year old mrs morgan evans and her immediate family of five children mr and mrs lloyd mac- grcgor and family spent christmas with mr mac- grcgors patents mr and mrs william macgregor of uxbridgc at new years they had dinner at home with mr and mrs mel norrish and family of uxbridge as their guests mr and mrs ellis brit- ion and family were the guests of mr and mrs jim nauta of lcmonville at a party al their home on new years eve new years guests at the home of mr and mrs robert madill were mrs madills parents mr and mrs lloyd turner of stouffville mr and mrs fred mowder of pickering mr don brewer of bay ridges and miss mary bas- ingcr of richmond hill the saturday before christmas mr and mrs a r bale motored lo south river to spend the holiday with mrs bates mother mrs gertrude delhorbe and her aunl miss ethel lyng new years day they had their son and daughterinlaw mr and mrs david bate and david jr and miss bea trice kennedy of toronto for dinner mr and mrs slan mc- mitllcn and ronnie and gary mr and mrs jack hali and janice and ste ven and miss joyce schnei der of mcmaster univers ity hamilton spent christ mas and new years with their parents mr and mrs alex schneider their daughter and soninlaw mr and mrs ross wide- man of allona with their family paul harold lois and norman were with them for christmas din ner mr and mrs fred wil ton of uxbridge spent a few days during the christ mas holidays with mrs olive vine and her father mr james wilton christmas guests at the home of mr and mrs ken madill were their daugh ter mr and mrs lorno graves and family of osh- awa and mr bert coughlin of newmarket the day be fore new years tnov v tertained mrs madills mother mrs may crowdcr of youngs harbour kes wick and her brother mr merlin crowder and son dwight of kitchener new years day their guests were mr and mrs graves mr coughlin mr and mrs george wilson and family of stouffville mr and mrs david syl vester and kim of long branch and mr and mrs bob cousins and family of claremont mr and mrs sylvester will be moving to clare mont the end of january and will take over the house now occupied by mr and mrs bill floyd who are moving back to toronto mr and mrs robert barton spent new years weekend with mrs bar tons brother and sister-in- law mr and mrs charles smith of weston christ mas guests at the barton home were mr and mrs smith mr and mrs rob ert barton jr of scarho- ro miss alice maclennan of toronto and mr and mrs peter lippert of madoc mr and mrs eldon cresswell of oshawa mr and mrs graydon cress well and mr and mrs ronald smith of toronto had dinner with their par ents rev and mrs cress well tuesday mr and mrs donald kelcey of st catharines spent christmas weekend with miss aileen adams operates farm at age 82 brougham mrs ed ith soden was born on a farm a mile north of clare mont station 82 years ago today she has a herd of 35 beef cattle on 135 acres on- the fifth concession of pickering mrs soden op erates her farm wilh just the help of a neighbour john white and his son paul to do the heavy work mr white and paul har vested the hay 9000 bales this year and do the winter feeding its my job to look after them during the summer says mrs soden mrs soden also has a mixed flock of bantams chickens ducks and geese numbering 75 lo so but they are kept mostly as a hobby the eggs are laid helterskelter and those that afent broken are gi ven away the variety ran ges from bantams to mal lard ducks to three canada geese from her husbands death in 1945 until 1955 mrs soden had the help of a hired hand but since then has depended on the help of her friends because she is alone she has had to change her style of farm ing at one time she kept horses and pigs but had lo give them up because they involved loo much work people oflen ask her if she gets lonesome but she says i have a tv and a telephone and lots of things to do i have friends i dont believe in so many friends just a few friends thats all you need mrs soden slays on the farm because its nice here i like nature the ani mals the birds the trees the creek until five years ago the farm totalled 307 acres but only 135 acres remains however she is determin ed not to sell the land the creek flows through in the early days of pickering township it was known as spring creek the first brougham post office was located on mrs sodcns land and she has erected a cairn on the site lincolnvilie house derstroyed by fire the home of mrs shirley warriner lincolnvilie was destroyed in a prechristmas fire dec 23 brigades from both stouffville and uxbridge attended the hlaze that completely burned out the interior of the residence fireman lloyd jennings is pictured on the roof of the house as flames are brought under con trol staff photo mrs edith soden of brougham operates her own farm al age 2 staff photo and miss anne wanstall at their home on the brock road rev h s hillyer offici ated at a communion serv ice of judication for church work for 1967 following the regular 11 am service on new years morning with dr and mrs hillyer for christmas were their sons and their families dr and mrs john hillvcr david and michael of flat rock mi chigan and mr and mrs sidney hillycr and nancy and brcnda of willowdale new years mr and mrs keith hillyer with cheryl and christopher motored to claremont from mon treal to spend the day with their parents mr and mrs george de rusha had christmas din ner with mrs de rushas sister and brotherinlaw mr and mrs george cop- pins on boxing day their visitors were another sis ter and brotherinlaw mr and mrs len pilkey with their son and his wife mr and mrs michael pilkey the thursday after christ mas mr and mrs ken dopking of malvern a third sister and her hus band visited at the de rusha home mr and mrs gordon symes guests at christ mas were mrs symes brother mr terry ma- guire and her nephews david and terry lang of toronto mrs george lang with terry and patty spent new years weekend at the symes home mr and mrs don hed ges and rosemary had christmas dinner at the spruce villa at new years their guests for dinner were mr and mrs don hedges and miss mary neil of oshawa visitors at the home of mr and mrs jake taylor the day after new years were mr and mrs george smith of north clare mont mr harold hopkins president of the branch welcomed the 140 guests who attended the new years eve dance given by the canadian legion in the new legion hall dancing was enjoyed to the music of reg reed and his or chestra a scrveyoursclf supper was provided by the ladies auxiliary there were three door prizes and five lucky draws of 50 each the lat- icr were won by mr bob smith of oshawa mr har ry porter claremont mrs k thompson markham mr jack beach stouffville and mr ken ramsey of brougham guests of mr and mrs roy timms and family for- the new years weekend were mr timms twin brother mr bob timms and his family of holland landing ricky timms spent christmas week at the home of his grandpar ents mr and mrs joseph maltby of malton the regular meeting of the ladies auxiliary of the cubs and scouts for thursday was cancelled the next meeting will he held february 2 at the home of mrs roy timms the evening unit of the ucw will meet at the home of mrs frank hol- lingshcad monday jan 9 at s pm mrs david wat son and mrs earl pilkey are on the committee the roll call is suggestions for activities for the new year hospital extension fund aided by contributions uxbridge the board of trustees of the cottage hospital uxbridge gratefully acknowledge contributions recently re ceived towards the exten sion fund of the hospital i many people who have pledged donations to the hospital have made their gifts just at the christmas- season the womens hospital auxiliary at the board of directors meeting dec 17 presented a cheque in the amount of 2000 to mr peter williamson chair man of the board as part of a 15000 pledge which the hospital auxiliary has made the receipt of the cheque in the amount of 2000 puts the amount of monies so far raised by the womens hospital auxili ary to 12000 a cheque in the amount of 500 was al so presented to mr wil liamson this cheque was from the profits of the gift shop run in the hospital by the womens auxiliary a cheque was recently presented to the hospital in the amount of 400 from the womens auxili ary of the united church at glen major again it was noted by the chair man of the board that the work of these respective auxiliaries are of wonder fully great assistance to the hospital a cheque was received just a few days before christmas from mr a j wood of woods lumber uxbridge in the- amount of 1000 as a contribution lo the hospital extension fund the childrens ward at the hospilal was decorated with a christmas tree pre pared by the brownies of uxbridgc a christmas carol sing song was presented to the patients at the hospital by the guides and brownies of uxbridgc the evening of dec 20 saw 62 of these voung ladies at the hospi tal construction work on the new extensions and renovations lo the hospi lal is on schedule and all new services and facilities will be fully in operation by mid january that make the meal loins of lb 80 fresh meaty pork chops lb 5 sides of bee ib 55 cu wrapped and fast frozen closed mondays free delivery fretz bbos a harper meat market kr3 clarentnnl rhone 6108125 prices good til jan 7 ida 8 rolls toilet tissue 88c family tooth brush special 9c each or 3 for 25c price special ida milk of magnesia i6 of 5 4c sues list 63c t limited quantity at this low price save 18c ida- heavy grade on mineral oil lfioz rcir 69c 5icor2ioo ball point pens made in canada 9c i- 3 25c kleenex facial tissues 200s 2 for 41c wash cloths apprnx 12 x 12 25c aikens pharmacy 35 main st west stouffville phone 6401722 check these 4 1963 p0ntiacs 2doors and 4doors with 6 and cylinder engines call jc at chas cooper ltd claremont 6492114 public notice owners of land in the township of uxbridge notick of application lo the ontario municipal board by the corporation of the town ship of uxbridge for approval of a bylaw to regulate land use passed pursuant to section 30 of the rianning act take notice thai the council the corporation of the township of uxbridge intends to apply to the ontario municipal board pursuant to the provisions section 30 of the planning act for approval of bylaw 1178 passed on the 12th day of december 1966 a copy of the bylaw is furnished herewith any person interested may within fourteen tilt days after the date of this notice send by registered mail or deliver to the clerk of the township of oxbridge notice of his objection to approval of the said bylaw together with a statement of the grounds of such objection the ontario municipal board may approve of the said bylaw but before doing so it may appoint a lime and place when any objection to the hylaw will be con sidered notice of any hearing that may be held will be given only to persons who have filed an objection the last date for filing objections will be january 23th 1967 dated at the township of uxbridge this 5th day of january 1967 1 e koskett clerk goodwood ontario public notice owners of land adjoining and abutting the township of uxbridge notick of application lo the ontario municipal board by the corporation of the town ship of uxbridge for approval of a bylaw in regulate land use passed pursuant to section 30 of the rianning act take notice that the council of lie corporation of the township of uxbridge intends to apply to the ontario municipal board pursuant to the provisions of section 30 of the planning act for approval of bylaw 1178 passed on the 12th day of december 1966 a copy of the by-jaw- is furnished herewith any person interested may within fourteen 14 days after the date of this notice send by registered mail or deliver to the clerk of the township of uxbridge notice of his objection to apprpyal of the said bylaw together with a statement of the grounds of such objection the ontario municipal board may approve of the said bylaw but before doing so it may appoint a time and place when any objection to the bylaw will be con sidered notice of any hearing that may be held will be given oftly to persons who have filed an objection the last date for filing objections will be january 25th 1967 dated at the township of uxbridge his 5th day of january 1967 7 e koskett clerk goodwood ontario township of uxbridge bylaw no 1478 a bylaw to amend bylaw no 1373 restricted area bylaw in the matter of the planning act chapter 296 section 30 rso i960 and amendments thereto be it enacted by the council of the corporation of the township of uxbridge that bylaw no 1373 of the township of uxbridge be and the same is hereby amend ed as follows 1 thai clause 5 be repealed and substitute therefore the following a no person shall ur any land for lite purpose of erecting or using thereon a dwelling house of one storey in height unless such dwelling house has a ground floor area of at least 1200 square feel or a dwelling house having more than one storey in height unless such dwelling house has a ground floor area of at least soo square feet or a summer cottage unless such summer cot tage lias a ground floor area of at least 1200 square feet in each instance the floor area is to be computed exclusive of basement garage unfinished attic porches or verandahs within the outside walls b no person shall use any land for the purpose of erecting or moving thereto any accessory hitild- ing before first obtaining a hiiilding permit for a dwelling house or summer collage 2 that clause 11 he repealed and substitute therefore he following a no person shall use any land for the purpose of erecting moving to or altering any dwelling house or summer cottage unless the parcel of land has a frontage and an average width measured at right angles to the side boundaries of not less than one hundred feel hooi on a provincial county or municipal road and an area of not less than fifteen thousand square feet 15000 b provided that if the aica is greater than fifteen thousand square fret 15000 the frontage on a provincial county or municipal road shall not be less than one quarter of the depth c provided thai ny lot held under separate own ership upon the day this by law is passed which does not havethe frontage and area as required by this bylaw for the erection of a dwelling house thereon may be used for the erection of a dwelling house thereon provided that all other provisions of this bylaw are complied with 3 that no part of this bylaw shall come into force without the approval of the ontario municipal board hut subject to such approval the bylaw shall take effect from the day of passing thereof read a first and a second time this 12th dav of december 1966 read third time and finally passed this 12th day of december 1965 reeve amn redshiw clrk j e koskett