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pige 8 the triasi thursday ivaarj 12 1967 cexcr7s george middleton passes day following after 100th birthday by anne loxey claremont the death occurred on satur day of mr george middle- ton who marked his 100th birthday on friday june 6 mr middleton had lived at the home of ilr and mrs ken mercer for several years surviving are two sisters mrs may wilson of goodwood and mrs jane linton of newcastle fun eral service was conducted on tuesday with interment cltremont union cemet ery- mrs frank cooper is presently residing with mrs overland in clare- mont she marked her 94th birthday in september the installation of offic ers for the year 1967 will take place at a joint meet ing of the ucw in the united church monday january 16 holiday visitors at the home of mr and mrs george t bailey were their son and his family mr and mrs stephen bai ley and scott aaron and glen of oakville mrs a y robertson of beamsville is staying for some time with her daugh ter and soninlaw mr and mrs l d almack mr and mrs bernard burnell visited on sunday with mr burnells brother and sisterinlaw mr and mrs reg burnell and fam ily toronto the sympathy of the community goes to mrs kenneth reesor in the death of her husband who died at newmarket hospi tal friday january 6 frank hilge left malton airport on saturday for an extended visit with his grandparents in berlin germany bright eyed lively frankie will be miss ed by his schoolmates at claremont public school and by his many other friends a meeting of the wo mens institute will be held at the home of mrs win evans at 2 pm januarv 18 the roll call will be answered with a recipe for a supper dish a demons tration will be held to show the different ways in which macaroni can be served members are asked to bring white elephant articles which will be auctioned off at the end of the meeting on january 16 at 745 pm there will be a meet ing of the mission circle of the baptist church to plan the programs for the 81st year of its organization members are requested to come with their sugges tions on january 19 the 146th annual business meeting of the church will be held at 8 pm a large number of visi tors called at the home of mr and mrs l d almack on new years day among the local visitors were mr and mrs j anonby mr and mrs r g roy mr and mrs c bishop mrs dorothy huxtable mr fred tremeer and mr and mrs vaughan deacon it was also bob almacks 16th bithday and he enter tained some of his friends at a skiing party at dag- mar mrs hazel leitch of tor onto and mr and mrs ernie mayes of kinsale were sunday visitors at the home of mr and mrs howard hockley mr and mrs russell hodgson and family and mr ted robertson of oshawa spent new years with mr and mrs clar ence beelby and family after the storm cleared on saturday afternoon uncle bobby of channel 9 cfto arrived at the home of mr and mrs donald davis with bis camera men and crew to shoot opening and closing scenes for his tv winter show several shots were taken of the davis st bernard dogs and puppies pulling sleds and playing in the snow along with local boys and girls on toboggans skis and in snow cruisers the local young people who will appear on the show at a later date are gregory and brett davis jeff and chris jensen kirk maver scott and robbie hall john warren and jeff morris mary louise smith carol joy harper glen ajid terry fisher robert and shane phillips linda hill doug susan heather and janet d u n k e 1 d brian allen chris ormstrup and lloyd melton holiday visitors with mr and mrs john quantz were mr and mrs melvin mcneil and family of goodwood mr and mrs ronald clark and family of ajax mrs roy quantz of uxbridge mr and mrs maurice binsted mr and mrs william binsted mrs fred binsted mr and mrs dave bates and mr and mrs robert geer of clare mont mrs walter miladinov and susan and mr and mrs grant morgan of tor onto mrs margaret step henson of oshawa and mr and mrs jack morgan and family and mr and mrs howard hill of claremont were among the new years visitors at the home of mr and mrs roy mor gan pickering picker ing township council was discussing the details of the arrangements for the rental of the old municipal building at brougham when councillor ronald chatten said i feel that that building will be a lia bility and said it should be sold reeve cliff laycox re plied we would be sel ling part of our heritage councillor chatten and john williams opposed a resolution to rent the east half of the main floor of the building to the picker ing township museum board for storage and the west half to the public library board as a catalog ing centre the two boards will be responsible for the upkeep of the building married new years eve by kathleen may goodwood a very pretty wedding was con ducted new years eve at madoc when mr jack lummiss and miss mary provost were united in marriage the couple will reside at the former gar field bennett home fourth line sympathy is extended to mrs may wilson whose brother mr george mid dleton of claremont pas sed away jan 7 mr mid dleton marked his 100th birthday jan 6 a miscellaneous shower will be held on saturday night january 21 at 815 in the baptist sunday school room for mr and mrs jack mcgrath nee betty- ann james girls interested in the bluebird group please come to the baptist sun day school room at 730 pm friday jan 13 mrs harold lewis and mrs gordon todd have been substituting at webb school for several days due to illness of both mrs hazcnberg and mr cham bers mrs wm may marked her eightyfourth birthday sunday mr bill plant of toronto bible college has been bringing very challenging messages at the baptist church services are at 1 1 am and 730 pm antirabies clinic goodwood reports of rabies in uxbridge township has prompted uxbridge township coun cil to ask that a clinic for rabies shots be held in the township the health of animals branch of the federal de partment of agriculture at bowmanville will set a date for the clinic dogs and cats will be given anti- rabies shots the last clinic was held iir the township in 1958 too dark goodwood an ad ditional street light in the area of the goodwood post office will be part of the 1967 street lighting pro gram for goodwood postmistress joan coo per advised township council that the post of fice department had told her that lighting in the area was inadequate in view of recent robberies from post offices library status unchanged claremont i n spite of provincial legisla tion to dissolve the ex istence of association libraries as such in the township of pickering the ruling has no affect on the status of the claremont public library the only one of its kind in the muni cipality in the last issue of the tribune the library at claremont was included in the list of outlets at brougham kinsale and w h i t e v a i e that would come under the jurisdic tion of a township board system the tribune has been informed that this is not the case claremont had an asso ciation library until 1959 but this was changed by bylaw it is supported by a small tax levy assessed against a defined area that it now serves 75000000 set for reservoirs the federal government will pay 7500000 towards a 20000000 fouryear program to encourage de velopment of small reser voirs for rural water supply in ontario the rural development depart ment has announced ontario will match the federal contribution and the balance of the funds will be raised by local con servation authorities or municipalities the pro gram will be supervised by the ontario department of energy and resources man agement refuse scout building goodwood a request by dr bruce vale for per mission to erect a building for weekend use by rover scouts was refused by uxbridge township coun cil monday the building would have had soo sq ft floor area less than the 1200 sq ft minimum required under the township bylaw dr vale said in a letter he would enter a legal un derstanding that the build ing would be dismantled if the property were sold it would have been erected on a part of land dr vale owns on lot 5 cone 2 save by subscribing to the tribune 2 years for 5700 school meeting atha residents of the atha community in pickering township are re minded of the important meeting on thursday even ing tonight to discuss the future of the former school building in the sec tion the no 1 area board of the township is contin uing its policy of making vacant schools available to communities at a nominal rate similar projects have been undertaken at mount zion and altona real estate board honors claremont junior farmer in recognition of outstanding work in 4h club activities wallace pugh right of claremont was pre sented with the oshawa district real estate board trophy at a banquet held in the genosha hotel he also received a scholarship award valued at 200 the presentation was made by mr joseph bosco vice president of the oshawa district real estate board new year raises in uxbridge twp goodwood uxbridge township council re appointed its officials and members of committees and boards and gave some of them raises len pilkey was reap pointed welfare adminis trator earl bell will con tinue as dog control officer with a 5 increase in his monthly retainer arthur hall who main tains the goodwood street lights received a 55 in crease in his annual retain er he now receives 540 william g parson qc township solicitor will re ceive a retainer fee of 500 an increase of s200 mrs robert nesbitt will repre sent the council on the board of uxbridge cottage hospital attend wedding by eleanor bunker altona mr and mrs walter davis were guests saturday at the wedding of their granddaughter gail ellicott to mr graham alcock of toronto in the port perry united church mr and mrs mel norrish and family of uxbridge en joyed supper with mr and mrs walter davis sunday evening the community was sad dened to hear of the pass ing of ken reesor on fri day morning after a short illness sincere sympathy is extended to his wife jean and brother stanley and other members of the fam ily- a bus is being chartered by the altona 4h club to attend the ice follies feb 3 any young people wish ing to attend contact susan britton 6403551 as soon as possible both mrs harold lewis and mrs ross widcman have been busy teaching school since the holidays a speedy recovery is wished jimmy philips who had his tonsils removed this week sunday callers at the home of mrs norman bunk er were art wagg mrs nelson case and lorie of mount albert mr and mrs harve bunker and mr and mrs clarence bunker of goodwood mr and mrs vivian carson of toronto had supper with her moth er on monday evening remember that this fri day night is square danc ing at the school next tuesday evening is mem bership meeting and social hour of the newlyformed community club all are welcome that make the meal loins of pork ib gq fresh meaty chops ib 8 blade short rib roasts ib 65 closed mondays free delivery fbetz bros harper meat market bk3 claremont phone 6103125 official opening pickering june 10 at 11 am has been set as the date of the official op ening of the new pickering township municipal build ing revival services sunday jan 15th 11 am and 730 pm preaching salvation divine deliverance for all masonic hall 9th line stouffvtlle rev c weese and rev t johnson how does the depreciation cycle affect you psa if you are thinking of buying a used car as a second car for your family or as the main family transportation then this is the best of all possible times to buy it the reason lies in the way the local car market is affected by supply and demand when demand is lowest it follows that prices are lowest and the stock most selective that time is now yearly depreciation is constantly chipping away at the value of all cars not in one big yearly drop as many owners tend to think but in a series of stages triggered by falling demand first is july with a lull after the spring rush next is labor day and the new car announcements clicking over a style year when all cars become officially one year older november cold and approaching xmas reduce de mand and market price a third rime the market then remains slow until the warm days of march when a given car may actually rise in value until the depreciation cycle resumes in july ahead now is a period of five months or more of little or no depreciation lease and rental companies put large number of oneandtwoyearold cars on the market at this time of year further increasing telfctlon and decreasing prices a quality used car now from could be your best buy a reputable dealer markham chrysler dodge no 7 hwy laidlaw blvd phone 2941742 a brown egg layer that can put you in the black shaver starcross 555 this rapidly maturing brown egg layer is a prolific producer of large and extra large eggs its reduced body weight im proved feed conversion and outstandingrecordollivability ensure excellent profits the starcross 555 is ideal for an exclusively brown egg market heres what you can expect j2montheggproduction 240270 percentage of large and extra large eggs 75 lbs of feed per dor eggs 46 lbs contact your nearest swift hatchery or dealer chas jackson goodwood phone stouffville 6402726 houstons for prescriptions drugs and sundries phone 6402222 tm rbt 1 main st w stoukfvlllbl west end barber shop hours tues thux krl 8 am till 9 pm wed and sat 8 un till 6 pan len david and bill keeping 3 registered barbers 153 main st w stouffvtixe public notice owners of land in the township of uxbridge notice of application to 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 so of the planning act take notice that the council of the 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 lor approval of bylaw 1478 passed on the 12th day of december 196a a copy of the bylaw 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 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 time and place when any objection to the bylaw 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 25th 1967 dated at the township of uxbridge this 5th day of january 1967 j e foskett clerk goodwood ontario public notice owners of land adjoining and abutting the township of uxbridge notice of application to the ontario municipal board by the corporation of lie town ship of uxbridge for approval of a bylaw tn regulate land use passed pursuant to section 30 of the planning act take notice that the council of the 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 1478 passed on the 12th day of december 1966 a copy of the bylaw is furnished herewith any person interested may within fourteen 141 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 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 time and place when any objection to the bylaw 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 25th 1967 dated at the township of uxbridge this 5th day of january 1967 j e foskett clerk goodwood ontario township of uxbridge bylaw no 1478 a bylaw o amend bylaw no 1373 restricted area bylaw in the matter of the planning act chapter 296 section 30 rso 1960 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 that clause i be repealed and substitute therefore the following a no person shall use any land for the 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 feet or a dwelling house having more than one storey in height unless such dwelling house has a ground floor area of at least 800 square feet or a summer cottage unless such summer cot tage has 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 build ing before first obtaining a building permit for a dwelling house or summer cottage 2 that clause 11 be repealed and substitute therefore the following a no person shall use any land for the purpose ot erecting moving to or altering any dwel ing 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 feet 100 on a provincial county or municipal road and an area of not less than fifteen thousand square feet 15000 b provided that if the area is greater than fifteen thousand square feet 15000 the frontage on a provincial county or municipal road shall not be less than one quarter of the depth c provided that any lot held under separate own ership upon the day this bylaw is passed which does not have the frontage and area as rcqu red 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 arc complied with 3 that no part of this bylaw shall come into force without the approval of the ontario municipal board but subject to such approval the bylaw shall take effect from the day of passing thereof read a first and a second time this 12th day of december 1966 read a third time and finally passed this 12th day of december 1966 reeve alvin redshaw clerk j e foskett