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bequest aids students the generosity ofa rural ontario woman will benefit agricultural education and research in canada through a half million dollar bequest to the university of guelph three annual fellowships of 12000 each will be awarded for phd doctoral- studies in agriculture at the ontario agricultural college university of guelph as he result of a bequest by edythe p soden a woman who managed her 360acre farm in durham region until she was nearly 90 the first soden memorial fellowships will be awarded in the fall of 1978 a little more than h year after mrs soden died at 92 years of age they will go to graduate students with high academic proficiency and a demonstrated ability in independent study bequests such as these are of great significance to the development of the k universitys programs university of guelph president donald f forster commented in announcing the bequest mrs sodens foresight will enable many promising graduate students to undertake advanced studies and research at present the number- of phd graduates in agriculture are insufficient for positions in government and agricultural research at universities in canada the situation is expected to get worse rather than better in the near future mrs soden continued to operate the 360acre farm near greenwood for almost 30 years after the death of her husband john in 1945 in 1974 the last year she farmed she had 60 head of cattle as well as chickens ducks and free flying geese edythe soden was an active supporter of the womens institute and a member of the claremont cooperative earlier in her life she was a music teacher at the toronto conservatory of music she had no close living relatives and chose to benefit society by giving the bulk of her estate to endow scholarships in agriculture the tribune thursday september 14 ims is cedar beach ers coming back muss lake cedar beach camp ground all started by accident according to audrey davies ex plaining how some friends had asked per- mission to set up camp on their property before they moved off four more had arrived she recalled verne and audrey davies along with then- son george are the propriefers of cedar beach park they started the campground in 1963 with 19 sites although the dance hall has been in the family since 1929 now the park has about 380 campsites booked solid from may to october it just keeps growing explained mrs davies its people like jack wilson 69 years of age who keep coming back that swelled the numbers of campers he came 11 years ago with his wife and liked it so much he kept coming back i work parttime for the davies now be said other people are also obviously impressed with the davies management bill and vi whyte from scarborough said they were going to give up camping because there were no decent family campgrounds then they found cedar beach you couldnt ask for a nicer place they commented mr and mrs witt- mann glasboro new jersey and sons kevin and eric being from out of the area were more impressed with canadians in general i think the people here are a lot more polite mrs wittmann said steve and linda kammeraad and their daughters lori and kristi and- son kevin from michigan were more impressed with all the grass and the many activities for the children people flee the city for many reasons phyllis and frank merrit of valuable bull toronto think of their children feeling the little ones are freer and safer here than downtown they have four of their own laurie tracey scott and frankie another avid cam per sharon beattie explained were up here from the time the kids glen and lome get out of school her husband bob commutes back and forth to work every day for the sum mer of course different people like to do different things bob sawrie for example likes to play golf carol holsworth likes to play bridge but bob and kathy sawrie and phil and carol holsworth all agreed they just come up to relax and loaf thats probably the most common reason for spending time at cedar beach 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situate lying and being in the town of whrlchurcrhstourtvae h the regional munkapatty of york formerly n the township ol whit church hi the county of york more particulany deserted as foeows wmttat part ol the orignal ahnrance for road between con- cessions 4 and 5 of the said town designated as parts 1 2 3 ard 4 on a plan deposited in the land registry office tor the registry dmsioo ol york north as no 6sr2678 secondiy that part ol lot 1 hi concession 5 ol the said town designated as parts 5 and 6 on a plan deposited in the land registry office lor the registry division of york north as no 6sr- 2878 rode for crippled kids jjoreen deacon rr 4 stouffville was one of 244 participants in a rideathon sun day for the card association she and danny a handsome chestnut gelding raised 158 through pledges the route was through vivian forest at the same time a similar ride was being held at palgrave with total combined receipts anticipated at 144000 on sunday sept 17 the card organization is sponsoring a horse and buggy pleasure drive through the forest anyone with a horse and rig and interestedin taking part is asked to call 6403216 vic square a special at the 1978 cen tennial cne was the holstein sale of stars managed by hays farms international limited of oakville twentyseven lots were sold grossing 289700 with an average of 1073000 one bull romandale count ebony consigned by romandale farms ltd and russell best of hampton was a 1977 all- canadian yearling it was sold to brazil for 16000 a stablemate to ebony romandale symbol brought 15000 its been shipped to giuseppe de poli cremona italy christian lady passes at parkview stouffville sara jane shields a devout christian lady passed away sept 8 in scarborough centenary hospital following a brief illness the late mrs shields was an ambitious lady who often took long walks downtown from parkview home she was an ex cellent writer and had many stories printed in religious publications she often distributed bible stories among the children she met service was held monday from the oneill funeral home stouff ville with interment pine hills cemetery stouffville service was held from the wideman mennonite church sunday af ternoon for mabel shank following ther passing sept 8 at parkview home in stouffville she was 75 surviving are two brothers jacob and oliver shank and one sister nancy shank all of markham better used cars from- fairway motor sales oxbridge 8527878 mm bert pedersen 46 brock sfe childrens dbhpuow mis social clubs unions church groups if you are thinking about having a childrens christmas party thisyear we can make it easy and exciting easy because we supply the toys and gifts you need completely giftwrapped free of charge along with a free balloon for each child exciting because our toys are the best quality at the lowest prices in ontario bork your order before oct 7th and save 3 on your p alal sales tax 41 67891 845 for further information and more free stalls bird show the budgie and 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