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the tribune thursday sept 12 196 page s over 4 visit mawhhawn antique shau and exhibition st andrews presbyterian church antique show and exhibition sept 6 and 7 in the markham arena attracted over 4000 visitors one of the displays that at tracted attention was an old spinning wheel operated here by 11 year old dani petch talisman crescent markham staff photo mrs cyril blelby rr 2 pickering is an expert caneweaver and she display ed her skill at the antique show friday and saturday she took the art up as a hobby two years ago a profession thats seldom practiced today staff photo monteith seventeen year old kathy monteith galsworthy drive markham has a smile that would brighten the dreariest of days but the antique umbrella on sale for 15 is meant only for show staff photo foulds debbie and kathy foulds second street stouffville had a wonderful display of indian wares all their own this piece of pottery was made by wm parker a fullblooded ojlbway and a recent visitor to st marks school it is held by debbie age 14 l staff photo service by radio stouffville bruce rowbotham for merly of stouffville and now living in cornwall made an appointment to have his daughters car serviced at giles cliev- olds limited via ham radio mr rowbotham con tacted arthur weddy a ham operator in mark ham and he in turn called mr- giles by phone all arrangements were completed and on saturday the work was completed according to long distance instruc tions mr rowbotham is a brother of mrs helen dewitt church street south fall flower show in presbyterian church stouffville the stouffville horticultural society will hold its sep tember meeting and fall flower show in the base ment of st james presby terian church monday evening sept 16 at 8 pm a variety program is plan ned flower entries to be placed between 5 and 630 pm will include the fol lowing classes 1 asters single 3 blooms 2 asters double 3 bloms 3 asters 7 mixed in vase 4 begonia tuber ous 3 blooms own foliage 5 carnation 3 blooms 6 dahlia cactus 1 bloom 7 dahlia decorative 1 bloom 8 dahlia collection 5 blooms 9 gladioli 1 spike 10 gladioli 3 spikes 11 delphinium 1 spike 12 marigold col lection in bowl 13 rose 1 bloom 14 rose 1 spray 15 rose 3 blooms any variety 16 chrysanthe mum 1 spray 17 gerani um 3 heads own foliage 18 petunia arrangement auy variety 19 arrange ment using mums 20 ar rangement using 1 bloom any foliage 21 arrange ment using seed pods and leaves 22 design taken from card which must ac company it 23 table centre not over 10 high 24 basket mixed flowers 25 lets go to mar ket 26 olden days 27 a dish garden and 28 zinnia collection in vase wages private war with pickering reeve pickering twp what on the surface ap pears to be a private feud between the pub- lisher of the ajax news- advertiser and the reeve of pickering township john williams has crcat- ed concern among some members of council in a recent editorial publisher ronald law rence issued a challenge to reeve williams to out line his accomplishments since taking office jan 1 at a meeting sept 3 councillor arthur king charged that the editorial addressed to mr williams had cast doubt on the efficiency of the council as a whole and perhaps even the entire township he said that members had a right to know the con tents of the reeves reply reeve williams said that the editorial offered a challenge to him and assured council that he had accepted the chal lenge and replied the opinions in the replv he said were his own not only information but statements of fact mr williams said that he and mr lawrence were going to have a sit- down session and the publisher had agreed to take a look into pickering township and see what he feels is right or wrong mr lawrence has many things to take into consideration before he starts lambasting picker ing township and any of the members of council said the reeve we have a council here who are working totiether in a joint effort like no coun cil has ever worked be fore for eight months the problems have been in existence for many years as far as i am con cerned we are doing well councillor vic rudik questioned whether any accuracv went into an article about metro muscling in while reeve williams spoke about an other article under a headinn brock road to some people this would seem rather dra- niatic he said for it in- dicated the township was up for auction brought back by popular demand pml rmelli imperial whatever is wrong well fix it right tv trouble of any kind thats our business when anything goes wrong with your set color or black and white call us in well fix it right i all work guaranteed greenwood tv electronics 38 main wem stouffville in smith radio shop phone 6402440 driving new chrysler products saturday sept 14 markham fair grounds sponsored by markham kiwanis club all proceeds for markham family life centre admission adults 150 students 100 children 50 all seals first come first serve basis markham thurs fri sat oct 3rd 4th 5th 1968 public school parade fri oct 4 1pm sharp from morgan park to fair ground childrens section notice to principals and teachers following you will find our school childrens section for our forthcoming fair the directors would like to make a few suggestions to avoid con fusion on friday september 27 400 pm to 500 pm and saturday september 28 1000 am to 300 pm when the exhibits are to be brought to the fair grounds 1 please have the exhibits separated as to grades this will prevent mistakes in plajjng the students name should be written or printed on the back instead of the face of the entry 3 if possible each exhibit should have an entry tag attached with the exhibitors name to obtain these tags please contact miss c brodie rr2 gormley and the tags will be mailed promptly 4 please inform pupils when exhibits are to be pick ed up on saturday oct 5 or make necessary arrangements regarding same or exhibits will be discarded committee mrs h cosbur mrs m hamill mrs g forgle miss m mccowan miss g cosburn miss m hamill 4 open in tempera paint by 4 different pupils 12xl8 paper community activities collection of 4 pieces of art using different media 12xl8 paper specials 1 75c 2 prizes 200 175 150 125 100 section 1 grades 3 4 using a series of hand drawn pic tures tell the story of milk from the farm to the town table mount on a sheet of brlstol board approx 22x28 i 2 grades 5 6 map of york county showing townships towns rivers and conservation areas 22x28 paper grades 7 8 map of york county approx 22x28 showing 25 different pro- duets localities of each product 3 crafts the pickering township federation of agricul ture has presented an annual trophy to be given to the school with the best school exhibit the trophy will be held by the school for 1 year and then returned to the fair board there will be a smaller permanent trophy rules 1 all exhibits must be made since last years fair must be the property of the exhibitor and not previously exhibited at this fair 2 ad writing and drawing must be done by the pupil who at the time the work was done was in the grades for which the drawing or writing is prescribed 3 all prize money is the property of the prize win ning pupil 4 all exhibits except writing essays scarecrows flowers and vegetables are to be brought to the rink at the fair grounds friday sept 27 between 400 pm and 500 pm and saturday sept 28 between 1000 am and 300 pm 5 scarecrows flowers and vegetables to be brought in on wednesday oct 2 from 700 pm to 900 pm art not more school prizes 1 section 1 grades 2 grades 3 grades 4 grades than 6 entries in each section from one loo 75c 50c 40c soc 25c 1 2 picture 18x24 using tempera paint natives of canada 3 4 picture 18x24 using tempera psint school life 5 6 poster 12xl8 using tempera paint water safety 7 8 poster 12xl8 using tempera paint see canada first collection of art not more than 1 entry in each section from one classroom all this enlry to be mounted on one sheet prizes 400 300 2x0 100 100 100 section 1 grades 3 4 collection of 4 different pictures in tempera paint by 4 different pupils 12xi8 paper transporta tion 2 grades 5 6 collection of 4 different pictures in tempera paint by 4 different piplls 12xl8 paper home life 3 grades 7 8 collection of 4 different pictures prizes 100 75c soc 40c 30c 25c section 1 grades 1 2 box sculpture 2 grades 3 4 picture made from torn paper any decoration may be used 3 grades 5 6 article made from a 6quart bas ket any decoration may be used 4 grades 7 8 parabolic curve formed by straight segments 5 grades 3 4 animal picture made from seeds using 4 or more kinds of seeds 6 grades 5 8 a picture made from seeds using 4 or more kinds of seeds subject optional 7 a christmas decoration 8 bird house type of bird indicated 9 bird feeding station collections all exhibits in this section must be covered with plastic and correctly named prizes 200 175 150 125 100 75c section 1 grades 2 3 collection of 10 leaves from can adian trees pressed mounted and named 2 grade 4 collection of 5 farm seeds products made from each mounted and named 3 grades 5 6 collection of seeds from 15 diff erent canadian trees appropriately mounted and named 4 grades 7 8 collection of 10 different native woods showing branch and longi tudinal cross section approx 1 in diameter mounted and named 5 collection of nails mounted and named no screws or staples or railroad spikes 6 collection of knots mounted and named 7 snapshots collection of 8 canadian scenes taken by exhibitor during 1968 black and white 8 snapshots collection of 5 photos of ontario homes showing 5 different styles of architecture black and white specials 2 the next 3 exhibits to be entered wednesday night oct 2 700 pm 9 pm section 1- scarecrow 2 best exhibit of cut flowers arranged in a basket flowers to be grown in home garden exhibitor will be admitted to school area wednesday night to arrange the exhibit quality of flowers and arrangement to count 3 display of pumpkin and 3 different vegetables these to be arranged by exhibitor wednesday night must be grown in home garden