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page 6 the tribune thursday marcii 4 1971 kenneth anderson top scout award bv rosemarv timms claremont ken anderson was honored feb 23 at the annual father and son banquet in the claremont legion hall he was presented with the top scout award ron allen was recognized as the top cub scoutmaster brian wickens presented his boys with their badges the cubs received their awards from cubmaster gordon brook head table guests included rev luck rev linstead donald sanderson and son david cubmaster gordon brook and son mark asst cub master dave mc donald and son david mrs norman hartley fred allman and son freddie harry ehert and sons harry jr and david claremont legion president harold hopkins scoutmaster brian wickens and assistant tom appleby and ladies auxiliary president of the cubs and scouts jan brook mr bruce han- thorne is a patient in york county hospital newmarket following a heart attack the world day of prayer service is friday at 2 pm in the united church claremont the guest speaker is mrs ross parrott northtown texaco open itexacq hours major minor repairs tuneup and front end alignments 241 main st n markham 2943479 sympathy is ex tended to mrs moses norton in the death of her sister miss ethel brown of uxbridge service was conducted from the low and low funeral home ux bridge saturday the community offers its sympathy to mrs florence barton of scarboro and for merly of claremont in the sudden passing of her husband robert surviving is one son robert jr and a brother sw barton also of scarboro service was held from the kent milroy funeral home claremont with in terment claremont cemetery congratulations to donnie hockley a winner of 10 in the provincial poster competition spon sored by the ontario farm safety council the evening unit of the claremont ucw will meet march 8 at the home of mrs dick ward the time is 8 pm j peewee winger in playoff scoring bid iicton goaltender paul minaker wa the busiest man on the ice friday as stouffville peewee players pelted him with no less than 38 shots swinging in from right wing here is for ward doug feasby with captain keith acton moving up through centre stouffville won the game 51 jas thomas reeve john williams sick of farm land hue and cry decorating with a personal touch ew sse te 3s m interior urnishing consultants professional advice on interior decorating for home or office betty assinck will help you to create a totally new atmosphere in your home gall 2942060 for enquiries or visit our showroom at 4 main st n markham open 14 pm mon sat pickering twp pickering township reeve john williams said at the march 1 council meeting that he didnt know whether councillor mrs jean mcpherson was going blind or needed to clean her glasses when op posing a bylaw to enlarge the garbage area she stated that development was at a dead standstill and that you could put it in a tea cup and have some left over she insisted that if development was taking place and people could build or sell then perhaps they would be willing to accept the bylaw the reeve declared that industry was moving that something was indeed going on in pickering township mrs mcphersons statements resulted in big headlines he said but they detract from the progress the municipality is at tempting to make the bylaw to enlarge the garbage area to include all land south of the third concession was passed with mrs mcpherson the only dissenter she said that to assess vacant land on a garbage mill gei ready i or y with our march special a car is only as good as its brakes fr replace lining on all four wheels fr check drums fr check all flex hoses and brake lines check master cylinder and top up brake fluid fr check wheel cylinders all for 2995 wheel drum and wheel cylinder overhaul and disc brakes extra chryslers all make parts service markham chryslerdodge ltd highway 7 markham 2944111 rate was hardly fair it is a different thingwhere there are builtup areas she said vacant land does not create a garbage problem farms are assessed very high some are going to get 50 to 60 added to their taxes williams said he got sick of listening to the hue and cry about farm lands and declared that the township must keep moving ahead if the ontario municipal board did not approve the bylaw he said then its the ontario municipal board that is holding up progress in pickering town ship some of the properties on the north side of the third con cession are included in the increased garbage area but only those who have requested garbage collection councillor ron chatten said that the bylaw would be sent for approval to the omb and there would be a hearing emerson electric silent on package deal markham if emerson electric intends to accept the latest package offered by the town of markham on the ex tension of a sanitary sewer to their 35 acre plant in the mt joy industrial district company spokesmen arent saying i absolutely refuse to discuss the issue vicepresident john saundercook told the tribune our decision will be announced at the next council meeting until then no statement will be made councils latest resolution passed feb 23 recommends that brothers emerson assume the 96000 costs of ex tending the sewer to the company property on the corner of 17th avenue and highway 48 council has promised to reimburse the company half this amount if emerson carries out its verbal promise to expand on their markham site a week ago emerson had been asked to assume 170000 of the 100000 costs of ser vicing the property with a 69000 sanitary sewer and a 103000 water main following a report from the engineering depart ment at that time emerson stated they could only put 40000 towards the project and threatened to pull out of markham unless an agreement was reached but town engineer dm mukherjee says the installation of a water main isnt essential while it is always preferable to service an area with town water emerson has enough well water for the sanitary sewer and fire prevention devices jailed uxbridge two uxbridge area men are sentenced to three months each in jail following conviction on a charge of stealing five snowmobiles valued at over 4000 police said 23 year old john hall and his 22 year old brother edward of rr 3 ux bridge were charged last october after their truck was searched and the stolen goods recovered anniversary show of country music at the uxbridge valley jamboree featuring recording artist the canadian show band with caroll baker con archer bev marie dwight prince doc brown showtime place sunday march 7 roxy theatre 800 pm uxbridge father and son banquet bv bettv pegg greenwood the annual father and son banquet was held saturday with a church parade sun day leaders are scouts mr thomas davis and larry morden cubs mr ken brooks and ron hoar guides mrs ron hoar and mrs ken brooks brownies mrs t strike and lillian strike the world day of prayer service will be held march 5 at 2 pm in the greenwood church mr and mrs ken elson and family of prince albert enjoyed dinner sunday with mr and mrs herb middleton and family miss ann messer of queens university kingston and herb middleton scarboro university were home with their families last week mr and mrs h mcphail of toronto visited saturday with mr and mrs edgie pegg and family thieves entered the home of mr and mrs perkins last week taking a clock and radio the doubles dance group met at the home of mr and mrs bob mctaggart at markham saiirday with 25 present mr and mrs jack brooks and mr and mrs ken keddel visited the okeefe centre for a per formance last week mr john griffin has moved to an apart ment in markham the annual oyster supper is planned for april 4 mr and mrs howard have moved into the former elson house they are staff teachers at scarboro university unit 2 of the ucw will meet march 10 at the home of mrs sid pugh the time is 8 pm the program committee includes mrs nicholson mrs middleton and rev fleetham ladies league stouffville nancy lehman chalked up games of 212 201 and 241 for the high triple feb 25 in the thursday afternoon ladies bowling league her total was 6s4 also equalling this mark was jean dart with scores of 214 224 and 216 others with 200 and over were mildred ash lil baker 212213 lois bartley 206205 marion green 238 sadie greenshields 229 ev mckay 213201 irene muirhead 200 bernice nelson 205218 elva newmarch 209 muriel steele 248 toots tavlor 221 june ward 219 ruth winterstein 203 jovce wright 230213 the worst sorrows in life are not in its losses and misfortunes but its fears ac benson township of uxbridge 1971 taxes ratepayers are hereby advised that pay ments made in the year 1971 will be in 3 instalments 1st instalment due april 15th being an interim payment of 40 mills based on assessment used in 1970 the remainder of the taxes shall be divided into two equal instalments namely the 2nd instalment and the 3rd instal ment to become due and payable on the 15th day of july and the 15th day of october respectively d s kennedy tax collector snug as a 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