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2r tribune thursday october 28 17 the difference held here t stouffville local plowmen per formed well in the east york king and vaughan plowing match held right here in stouffville saturday the match took place on the ken ferguson age 1214 ken wells of farm on 10th line south stouffville second rob rjl 1 when over 52 contestants in all entered the various classes through the day top local winners include the following local man is 10 th in world stouffville there were 33 teams plowing coach floyd entered from 17 countries forsythe is quite pleased all over the world a new with the showing of the zealander took topspot canadian team at the one thing that par- world plowing match ticularly pleased mr held in sweden this year donald dunkeld of stouffville nailed down tenth place for canada and his teammate charlie thompson from bc was awarded an eighth forsythe was that the team placed third by the individual scores unfortunately thats not the way the contest is judged said mr for sythe but i was quite proud of them foote of stouffville fourth age 1517 kevin wells of stouffville first eric umbers of stouff- ville second lome britton of claremont third age 1820 rob richards of stouffville second tractors sod or stubble open ivan degeer mt albert first mounted plows open paul hulsbof of stouff ville third mounted or trailer plows open barry jones of uxbridge third tractors dave foote of stouffville first tractor utility boys 18 and under and ladies kevin wells stouffville second eric timbers of stouffville third antique tractor class win timbers of stouffville first nelson raymer of markham second i save 180 sim we 9ioei night tables wtw optional at f i on this beautiful 4 pee bedroom suite s antique pine hlsh quality p conn qc solid pine pine veneers ncy 03330 includes sale 58 triple dresser hutch mirror armo ca s bed bruce burton 14 of 10th line south stouffville was probably the only contestant in saturdays east york king and vaughan plowing match who just had to drive across the road to compete the match took place at the ken ferguson farm r r l stouffville full display line distilled and bottled for canadian distillers ltd hwy 404 will have impact but town will be safeguarded m mtnioxcx fri 10 am to 93 furniture 2934 eglinton avenue east jto just east ofmccowan pm scarborough 4315555 10 a m 530 an earful of music af istf til of cash w jr do you like money do you like prizes do you like music then youll love supertlcket the greatest contest extravaganza ever to hit the bigto every hour of every day of every week for months therell be a new chance for you to win a prize thats thousands and thousands of prizes night and day day in and day out and its all free entering the contest is as easy as falling off a log bright orange supertickets will be given away free at loblawsand mcdonalds when your number is picked and it could happen any time of the night or day you have 680 seconds to call the special supertlcket line then all you do is show up at the station within 48 hours clutching your winning supertlcket and you collect and each week therell be a whole new batch of supertickets given away so if you dont win one week you get a brand new chance the next in addition to the cash giveaways cftr will be awarding special bonus prizes i things like a weekend indisney land stereos trips with and without planes ten speed bikes portable tvs and hundreds more and remember the only way to win is to listen- the moreyou listen the more chances you have to win listen with one ear then with theother to avoid fatigue take your radio with you wherever you go and listen listen listen you could win win win in the greatest giveaway ever supertlcket only en cftr 680 cftr68o number i for ears pek op prow cftr 680 js a5ct sow est vsn a buwieu noun fn vandorf the proposed highway 404 will have considerable impact on whitchurch stouffville but the town will still be safeguarded by its official plan in the view of don knight of the york region planning department he was on hand last week at vandorf hall for the third public meeting on whitchurch- stouffvilles interim official plan attended bv about 100 4 in answering a question posed by ward 1 councillor art starr mr knight said there would be pressures for development at the in terchanges on the high way which is proposed to go along the municipalitys western boundary he pointed out however that most of the land is in a rural designation and would require an official plan amendment before it could develop that doesnt prevent a person from making application but they would have to satisfy council that the use he proposes is acceptable said mr knight mr starr also wanted to know if the big pipe sewer line going up through aurora and newmarket would in crease pressure for development on the western side of 404 business opportunity u i v- national cash carry soft drink company requires retail operator in the stouffville area ideal revenue additive to local established business apply in writing to mr john mhall pop shoppes toronto ltd 2s71a wharton glen mississaugaont i could we have residential on the aurora- newmarket side and rural on this side said mr starr almost certainly no mr knight replied he said that in both the aurora and newmarket official plans the limits of development are well away from 404 mr knight added that the province itself had proposed that the maximum combined population of aurora and newmarket to the year 2025 be kept to 75000 in order to get a population with that limitations i cansee no way lands will be severed right up to the 404 he said lawrence hennessey of vandorf asked mr knight whether it is tnie the regional engineering department is suggesting a cloverleaf at muloch drive into newmarket which would affect the whitchurch stouffville ceorge van nostrand of vandorf expressed the view that since industrial land has been designated in vandorf the town should go ahead and promote it as well mr king commented that at the moment whitchurch stouffville does not offer any tax incentives or other in ducements to industry regarding the population of vandorf in the next five years mr hennessey remarked that the last official plan in 1968 had permitted a growth of up to 500 in the hamlet but that only one house had been built there in seven years he wanted to see more growth allowed in the plan than the 350 population limit mr hennessey is the developer of a proposed subdivision for vandorf another question was raised by bill richardson of rr 1 gormley who wanted to know why the salter estate residential museum at bogarttown subdivision for mr knight said that- wncmeasoof vandorf appears on the maps of- the interim official plan mr sherman said the subdivision had gotten approval by whitchurch- stouffyille but must still gain approval by various other agencies was true but his un- 1 derstanding is that the ministry of- tran- sportation and com munications would prefer having the intersection at wesley corners instead regional council has yet to make any decision on the cloverleaf- most of the- remainder of the meeting last week in vandorf consisted of questions and answers from the audience to the towns planning board chair man eldrud king and town planning consultant max sherman submissions anyone wishing to submit local or personal news items can do so in a person at the tribune office on main st or by calling 6402100 items arc published on a first come first- served basis and should be handed in as early as possible is 3e xass town of markham municipal nominations nominations may be filed at the office of the town clerk at the address given below for the following municipal offices- i mayor one to be elected regional councillors two to be elected ward councillors seven to be elected york county board of education public school supporters five to be elected area 1 wards 12 8 7 2 members- area 2 wards 3 8 6 1 member area 3 wards 4 5 2 members york county roman catholic separate school board four to be elected nominations will be accepted during normal off ice hours 830 am to 430 pm friday november 12th and monday november 15th 1976 830 am- to 500 pm- r j diane e whetter clerk and returning officer town of markham 8911 woodbine avenue markham ontario j