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i the tribune pje 10 pastors son twsdiy october 26 1967 i water skis at expo bv axxe loney claremont mr el- don cresswell of oshawa son of rev and mrs a e cresswell was invited to participate in the water skiing show presented re cently at expo eldons specialty is skiing bare foot both frontwards and backwards it was ladies night saturday evening oct 21 when the wives of the members of brougham union lodge af am no 269 were entertained at a dinner and dance in the legion hall they were honored by the pres ence of the district dep uty of toronto no 4 right worshipful brother ross roberts and the tiisuict secretary worshipful brother snider and their wives worshipful master brother bruce lehman immediate past master worshipful brother frank hollingshead and director of ceremonies worshipful brother jack lehman the toast to the ladies was given by brother earle cook and was re sponded to by the wor shipful masters wife mrs joan lehman ap proximately 175 attended from local areas with many coming from toron to the excellent dinner was catered by the ladies of the claremont legion to raise money to buy jackets those members of claremont juvenile girls softball team who were able to take part held a car wash behind the sarco plant from 9 am to 1 pm saturday then the resourceful young ladies moved on to the sale which was being held by mr carl devitt and sold donuts and coffee to the large crowd attending the sale taking part in the money raising project were faye norton brenda macgregor kathy mac- gregor heather carruth- ers blanche benson lynn pollard and dale devitt accompanied by their coach mrs george mc- kenzie on thursday 26 senior students class of 1968 of the school of nursing on tario hospital whitby visited claremont nursing home on rr3 to study the results of the program for special care which the home has been carrying out for the past three years they were received by mrs hilge after which they inspected the facili ties of the home and ob served the staff at work later over coffee a dis cussion was held and mrs hilge explained to the nurses the methods used in the care of the patients assisting mrs hilge those on duty during the visit were mrs b filer rn mrs dave sharpe mrs f j small mrs a n elson mrs e cather- wood and mrs eric deter- ing at the meeting of the girls 4h club saturday morning oct 21 presided over by assistant leader mrs mait anderson the following officers were elected for the coming year pres dorrell brit ton vicepres clare al- mack press reporter dale devitt during the evening the girls worked on their sewing project the next meeting will be held saturday morning oct 28 at 930 am in the united church mrs murray tyrdall is brushing up on her busi ness training and is taking a refresher course in bookkeeping and typing at shaws business college in toronto sunday visi tors at the tyndall home were mr tyndalls par ents mr and mrs george tyndall of toronto mrs frank loyst is home after a two months visit with her daughter and soninlaw mr and mrs william pyatt of toronto after the dinner and dance in the legion hall saturday evening mr and mrs frank hollings head entertained a large number of friends in their home the party was to celebrate mr hollings- heads birthday on octo ber 21 and that of mrs hollingsheads sister mrs roy cordingly of ux- bridge whose birthday was oct 23 visitors at the home of mr and mrs wesley leh man last week were mr joseph jones and his sis terinlaw mrs beulah jones both of gormley over the weekend jeffrey danny and julie lehman of ashburn spent the weekend with their grand parents mr and mrs leh man mr and mrs lloyd pas- coe and mr and mrs paul nesbitt motored to kingston friday evening where they attended the queens varsity football game anniversary services were held in the united church on sunday oct 22 at the 11 am service the rev h c linstead ma bd of the home mission board toronto spoke on christianity at its best in the evening his subject was is there life on earth the church choir sang at the morning service with mrs russell hamilton as soloist in the evening miss beverly bell was the soloist mrs jack hill was at the organ bettyanne paul mary jane and peter carruthers and kenneth meredith of toronto motored to mas- sey ontario where they were the weekend guests of kenneths parents the monthly meeting of the afternoon unit of the ucw will be held at the home of mrs ross middle- ton thursday oct 26 at 2 pm mrs middleton and mrs roy morgan will be in charge of the program dr n f tomlinson is expected home shortly from the oshawa general hospital where he has been for the past week mr howard hockley is home from uxbridge hos pital much improved in health sunday visitors at the hockley home were mr and mrs ernie mayes of kinsale mr and mrs w 0 simpson of ux bridge miss margaret pollard of toronto and mrs ross middleton of claremont mr james peddie took mrs myrtle todrow of glen major in to sunny- brook hospital on sunday for a visit with her broth er mr forrest pugh who has been confined to the hospital for the past two weeks too rigid control over farm lot sales pickering the minister of municipal affairs will be petitioned to eliminate the 10acre lot exception from the subdivision control provi sions of the planning act councillor harvey spang opposed this reso lution so violently that reeve c w laycox refer red to the procedural bylaw sharply rapped his gavel and permitted the councillor to spcuk no more on the subject rigid control mr spang was not av erse to the 10acro lot el imination in fact he was in favor of a 25acre lot but he resented the rigid controls by the committee of adjustment on people who wished to divide their farms claiming hardship on those who could not do what they liked with their own property councillor norm wal ler who also opposed the motion said he could not go along with holding down to a 25acre limit it should be more and stated that he disapprov ed 5 per cent going to park lands the resolution petition ed the minister to elimin ate the 10acre lot excep tion thereby allowing the committee of adjustment the same powers in deal ing with land separations of over ten acres as they now have on land separa tions of under 10 acres more problems planning director john falkner said the township was carved into 10acre holdings which caused some problems now and would continually cause more problems applica tions are permitted to build an accessory house which does not help asess- ment one 10acre parcel he said was landlocked mr spang declared he had not been invited to a joint meeting of planning and committee of adjust ment where this matter had been discussed re- i sounds of pickering whitby provide you with a double service a complete music store in both picker ing whitby both stores stock an excellent range of mus ical instruments carefully crafted by leading manufacturer in addition we stock records records and more records expert instruction on any musical instru ment prepare yourself by studying your choice of musical instrument with one of our fine teachers we instruct both beginner and advanced student contact either store for full particulars c n sounds pickering 2 kingston rd whitry dundas st west near 40iticts suiting in the recommen dation reeve laycox retorted that he had been invited along with the other coun cillors at a recent council meeting opposes policy mr spang also opposed a resolution providing that the policy of residen tial accessory dwellings to agricultural uses be con tinued o nthe basis that the applicant be consider ed on past and existing ex perience as a farmer tinued on the basis that approval be subject to a committee of the planning board viewing the site with one elected represen tative as a member and that none but physical ev idence of farming both by finance and labor be tak en into account farmer run over by kathleen may goodwood mr geo baldwin has been released from york county hospi tal newmarket following a tractor accident the machine passed over his back and shoulders inflict ing severe bruises speedy recovery is wished for mrs john sheehy who suffered a fall in her home and is a patient in uxbridge hospi tal sympathy is extended to mr fred clubine whose sister mrs frank rowe of stouffville passed away in uxbridge hospital mrs gordon wilson nancy and mrs lome mortson spent thanks giving weekend at expo fifth line ucw were entertained at the home of mrs bert maye mrs george baldwin terry and susan had sun day lunch with mr and mrs clifford watson newmarket mrs peter brock and laura have returned home from a vacation with rela tives in scotland mr and mrs gordon jones mr and mrs don holt and mrs bert maye attended the baptist trent valley association meeting held in halibur- ton a number of friends spent thursday evening at the home of margaret maye where she held a regal stationary demon stration miss betty jones spent the weekend with her sis ter mr and mrs david jackson of willowdale congratulations to mr 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