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thursday december 24 1970 the tribune page music is featured at christmas service bv rosemarv timms claremont the congregation of the claremont united church held their annual christmas sunday service dec 20 revlinstead delivered his christmas message with solos given by ai ward and rosemary timms mrs timms and alma hill sang a duet a trio comprised of mr ward kent milroy and dave watson sang we three kings more christmas music was provided by the choir and the sunday school presented their christmas program the claremont senior citizens met dec 18 for a christmas lunch and a visit from santa claus many thanks to sadie hardy and her helpers for making the afternoon a success the cubs and scouts ladies auxiliary met at the home of mrs dick ward for their christmas meeting and social hour mrs ted appleby was presented with a ten year long service pin by president mrs rosemary timms pins were given earlier in the year to mrs earl cook mrs tom hammond mrs jim curtis and mrs bob hockley the new officers for 1971 are past president rosemary timms president mrs gord brook vice president mrs jo derusha secretary mrs dick ward treasurer mrs jacqueline stephens social convenor mrs carl norton sewing convenor mrs doug allen sick committee mrs harry ehert phoning com mittee mrs doug ap- pleton mrs ellis britton and mrs steve wideman the next meeting will be held at the home of mrs carl norton jan 12 gerald cook who is attending university at thunder bay is home for the holidays with his parents mr and mrs earl cook congratulations to mrs olive vine who celebrates her birthday christmas day ih sympathy is extended to mrs howard hockley in the passing of her sister mrs hazel leitch dec 20 also surviving are two sons robert of mississauga and fred of n a n a i ny british columbia sisters etta mrs c veitch of ux- bridge verna mrs percy jones of burlington and one brother cliff of toronto funeral services were conducted at the kent milroy funeral home with interment in uxbridge cemetery stamps and christmas cards for mission work may be left at the home of mr ken ward the bible society recently collected 28065 in a canvas of the claremontbrougham area trip for two stouffville two lucky shoppers will win a trip to new york by american air lines and two nights in the luxurious americana hotel the contest sponsored by the stouffville businessmens asso ciation closes thursday tonight at 9 pm pm the winners names will be announced in the tribune merry christmas and many thanks to our loyal friends and neighbors manacrmrnt k suit stouffville soles service stolkkviiik orchard park school soccer champions meet the soccer champs of orchard park school in stouffville team members are left to right front how richard waite dannie hutchinson greg lewis mark focklcr clark work jim elson randy grant phillip rcdshaw rear row left to right al sprague jeff williams david huxtable michael pope bill elson wavne ilolden glen gibson steve schell jas thomas don barker best markham bowler markham em- merson electrics don barker topped the bowlers at the markham bowling centre last week with a 903 triple claremont legion bowlers took the next three spots pete bell 853 earl rowe 820 and shirley forois 811 other bowlers over 600 include claremont legion h johnston 743 m smarillo 695 d alexander 695 l cooper 664 v middleton 657 j smith 647 g turnbull 645 j booth 620 p lynn 619 l macgregor 609 b wills 602 emmerson electric d wilson 796 h swinton 775 j osborne 769 e ireson 670 t danby 668 j harper 662 p gough 639 v binelli 636 h hoover 627 r bond 614 j clark 606 monday niters c sallows 691 e blundell 641 n brown 739 d collinson 723 b clarkson 621 st pats c ardela 787 a maurice 721 a tressoff 713 r blainey 677 j smith 675 j featherstone 662 h featherstone 659 l heafield 656 p brunt 644 g stratas 639 m ireton 634 j murphy 615 e cripps 609 r casselman 606 elliot electric v binelli 773 a millett 746 h coombs sr 703 a barrett 687 g stratas 662 g marks 636 a hustin 628 w fulton 627 m green 619 h coombs jr 603 c booth 602 thursday ladies i botham 730 d underhill 704 b armstrong 695 j lyons 657 m sheffield 619 b grant 605 thursday mens h johnstfli 742 l schultz 727 d houston 726 w baker 711 d jardine 662 g spence 660 b patton 648 d boyington 646 e thorne 642 p lynn 641 d smith 633 e winnitoy 628 r jarvis 626 d shank 626 k wallace 626 e blundell 609 v binelli 604 g pringle 601 unionvillc vets f mundy 772 m baskin 744 d sale 710 a kirby 673 e bosse 668 l procter 642 j harris 641 p collett 639 j angus 625 j smith 611 markham mixed e lyons 781 j meharg 728 f brazier 698 l wilkinson 671 a shaban 668 b walter 667 l cooper 656 g lillie 642 e dwyer 636 l mclenan 620 a percy 613 c reeve 606 a thomas 606 d kocot 605 west markham l heafield 744 r burdey 714 g cooper 685 h johnston 675 j shaw 657 g stratas 662 e shaw 643 s worley 621 wednesday ladies m samarillo 701 e wigmore 661 m cats 631 w deguerre 624 markham vets j cook 777 g bound 695 kitiq fill up merr 4 don shank fuels 243 main n markham 2941600 joyous time of year we extend best wishes to all our neighbors villa motors of markham ltd prenatal classes for expectant mothers a course of weekly classes beginning in richmond hill on tuesday 5 january 1971 and wednesday 6 january 1971 at 730 pm in hygiene of pregnancy how baby grows food for the family feeding the baby the hospital stay and other sub jects of importance to the expectant mother fathcri are invltiil to attend the flrst and eighth claw- preregistration required to rriclster contact york county district health unit richmond hill 119 chiirrli street souti xm1133 or gortnley 8875245 1 c- thank you having sold my stouffville skidoo shop and business to betz pools ltd i would like to take this opportunity to say thank you to my many customers and friends and to wish each and every one a very merry christmas and a happy and prosperous new year i will continue to work here and hope to see you in the future sincerely horry forrester notice i to ratepayers of the township of whitchurch the following bylaw passed pursuant to the pro visions of section 76 1 g of the assessment act 19681969 provides for the relief of 1970 taxes that are unduly burdensome as a result of a reassessment of lands in the township of whit church in the year 1969 the corporation of the township of whitchurch bylaw number 2091 a bylaw to provide tax relict under the provisions of s 76 1 g of the assess ment act 196869 as amended whereas it is deemed advisable to provide relief from taxes that are unduly burdensome as a result of reassessment of lands in the township of whitchurch in 1969 and whereas it has been determined that applications to the assessment review court for such relief may be made by the persons assessed in respect of the lands described herein whose 1970 taxes are considered to be an undue burden on such lands and whereas the council of the township deems it advisable that relief may be granted up to the maximum amount stipulated herein now therefore be it enacted by the council of the corporation of the township of whitchurch 1 an application may be made to the assessment review court under s 76 1 g of the assessment act 196869 as amended for the cancellation reduc tion or refund of taxes levied in 1970 on the assess ment made in 1969 on the lands described and by the persons named in schedule a hereto which shall form a part hereof 2 the maximum amount of taxes that may be cancelled reduced or refunded on any such applica tion shall be an amount in excess of an increase due to reassessment of 100 or 35 of the 1969 taxes levied on such property whichever shall be the greater which amount for each property is set forth on schedule a read a first time this 15th day of decem ber 1970 read a second time this 15th day of decem ber 1970 read a third time and finally pass ed this 15th day of december 1970 stewart burnktt reeve margarct bowser acting chrk a resolution of council dated december 15th 1970 includes the following paragraph the following clisses of properties will not be considered eligible to make application under bylaw no 2091 a those properties which have changed in use of character during the year 1969 as indicated in the revised 1969 assessment roll b those properties assessed as farm proper ties on the revised 1969 assessment roll which qualify for a rebate of 23 of 1970 taxes from the province of ontario cl all other properties for which the assess ments are not comparable between the re vised 196s and 1969 assessment rolls applications to the assessment review court may be made to the clerk ukkrsigned up to and including the 28th day of february 1971 only those applica tions which come within the limits of bylaw 2091 and tho guidelines as set out in the foregoing resolu tion will be eligible to be considered by the assess ment review court marcaret bowser acting clerk township of whitchurch rr i gormlcy ontario wouldnt some extra cash come in handy right now heres 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