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serving whitchurchstonffville uxbridge area stouffville tire battery yourdunlop tire dealer home of generation iv the tire with the 40000 rrde warranty 6404499 vol 97 no 21 a metroland community newspaper wednesday october 3 1984 40 pages 50 cents prov title for town plowman stouffville whitchurchstouffvilles floyd forsyth has put the town on the map again he won the ontario trac tor plowing championship at the international match near harriston saturday the reserve champion is ken ferguson also of whitchurchstouffville both now advance to the canadian championships in new brunswick next fall the world match is sche duled for alberta in 1986 it was a neckandneck battle between floyd for syth of stouffville and keith robinson of cookstown for the right to plow in the pro vincials it wasnt until the awards banquet in harris- ton friday that floyd learned he had the edge previously floyd had a first a second and two thirds while keith had two seconds a third and a fourth other participants in the provincials saturday in- cludedbarry timbers milton herb jarvis agin- court eric timbers stouff- students ecstatic whitchurch theres great joy this week at whitchurchhighlands public school the staff and students are celebrating the total points championship won at markham fair marie lloyd the schools grade 5 teacher was the driving force behind the pupils achievement prin cipal mac mcrbberts told the tribune weve always entered mrmcrobetssaid butthis year mrs lloyd felt we might have a chance strangely enough it was a scarecrow project that started whitchurch- highlands on its way the interest that was generated soon extended into other damage six cars stouffville york regional police are investi gating six reported inci dents of malicious damage wednesday in the parking lot at 105 winlane drive several vehicles were smeared with paint remov er causing an estimated 3500 damage owners were identified as marilyn sooley dan black- ley frank roberts james mcginley and reg morgan all of stouffville and lee talus holdings limited of rexdale apartment breakin rosemary leger of apartment b 91 main street east stouffville re ported a breakin sept 24 stolen was a quantity of cash and travellers che ques along with a casette case and several tapes value of the items was esti mated at 1500 plus fifty dollars damage areas and all classes from kindergarten through grade 8 became involved friday was a day of celebration all members of staff plus a contingent of students attended the 1 pm ceremony mrs lloyd re ceived the howard cosburn memorial plaque from jen nifer cosburn the children cheered in addition 11 yearold shawna mcgre gor a grade 7 pupil re ceived the bestinshow award for grades 5 to 8 teacher terry boag the master of ceremonies de scribed the whitchurch- highlands accomplish ment as fantastic prize money will exceed 220 he said mr mcroberts said the markham fair entries had been assembled in the school for parents night this achievement plus the fact the jr girls team won the area threepitch championship has made for a very exciting time around here he con cluded ville and stephen dunkeld zephyr in toplevel competition floyd forsyths record fol lows ontario reserve champion in 1968 cana dian champion in 1969 ontario champion in 1982 canadian finalist 3rd in 1983 he plowed in the world match at denmark in 1970 the ontario horse plow ing champion is andrew mcrobbie of mt forest the reserve champion is ross miller sunderland those receiving awards from this area friday follow class i group 1ross miller sunderland re serve class i special- ross miller sunderland runnerup class ii group hjohn robinson cookstown reserve class ii group illeric tim bers stouffville winner stephen dunkeld zephyr reserve class ii group ivbarry timbers milton winner ken ferguson stouffville reserve class ii group vfloyd for syth stouffville reserve class ii specialbarry timbers milton winner class iii group iiherb jarvis- agincouri winner class iii specialherb jarvis agincourt winner barry timbers milton champion tractor plowman ken ferguson stouffville reserve cham pion tractor plowman although the spread in percentage points between floyd forsyth and ken fer guson wasnt immediately known floyd says it must have been close he re turned to the match site sunday to look over the lands you dont have an opportunity to view others work when youre working yourself he said results on a daily basis sept 28 through sept 31 appear elsewhere in this issue ninemonthold kyle lucien walton son of keith and jo walton warden avenue rr 1 unionville smiles along with his mother and markham fair queen cathy oconnor after being crowned grand champion baby at a contest saturday there were more than 125 entries for additional markham fair photos see page b1 jim thomas school bomb scare stouffville a bomb threat sept 25 at stouffviltebjtsecb daryscho617wrcml tile e y a c u a t i o n p f 0h building i the telephone call was received at 1250 pm the schools emergency procedures were put into action and a search of the interior was con ducted nothing was found the incidents under investigation by york regional police prin cipal john nikifork said they have several leads mr nikifork called it a frightening experi ence following an interval of 45 minutes the stu dents were allowed to re- turn fair baby show grandparents sure kyle a champion sold stouffville glenvale house 88 main street west stouffville has been sold the new owners are gabriel and danese damore formerly of guelph they took over the operation of the seniors residence sept 29 previous owners tom and peggy cun- ningham plan to retire j no major changes are planned mr damore told the tribune there are presently five full- time and four parttime employees on staff glenvale house has accommodation for up to 24 residents there are 21 people living there now mr and mrs damore plan to reside in the home immediately to the south of the prop erty markham its a boy the grand champion baby of markham fair is ninemonthold kyle lucien walton son of keith and jo walton warden avenue rr 1 unionville hes the grandson of jack and marg walton and harold and enie zavitz both of markham the handsome little lad was crowned saturday by cathy oconnor queen of markham fair at the con clusion of competition that attracted more than 125 en tries the reserve grand champion was tyler keith mason 14monthold son of keith and sally mason daniel court markham presentations to tyler were made by fair princesses lesley brown and sue innis kyles participation in the contest might never have occurred but for mr zavitz he clipped the entry form from the newspaper and sent it in then he told his soninlaw and daughter just call it grandfather- ly pride he said later kyles parents offered no objections he hastened to point out keith referred to son kyle as their no 1 will there be a no 2 the proud parents were asked were thinking about it jo replied mrs mason said she and her husband had considered entering tyler last year but he was too young as to a followup she replied hopefully the lone twins in the show were mark and michelle goudie son and daughter of john and crystal goudie obrien avenue stouffvil le mark and michelle are 11 months old there were four age clas ses results follow girls three to six pet contest smallest dog biggest prize floyd forsyth rr 2 stouffville is the 1984 ontario tractor plow champion he won the award at the international match near harriston saturday the reserve champion is ken ferguson also of stouffville they will compete for the canadian title in new brunswick next fall jim thomas whitchurch the smallest pet and the smal lest petowner won the loudest applause and the biggest prize in markham fairs annual pet show friday fouryearold ryan de- lorme son of greg and roberta delorme hwy 48 rr 2 stouffville was awarded the grand cham- candidate whitchurch should ward 2 councillor tom wood allow his name to stand for the mayoralty of whitchurchstouffville theres a successor waiting in the wings edwin henry hwy 48 ballantrae announced his candidacy monday mr henry is the towns build ing inspector a position he would give up if successful he favors an election i have the time and i feel i could make a contribu tion mr henry told the tribune a council decision is ex pected oct 9 pionship with his toy poo dle muffin they were presented with the ron underwood trophy by fair president bryan armstrong muffin won the class for smallest dog and dog with the shortest tail he placed second in the class for pet most resembling its owner the judge was judy pre ntice the master of cere monies was john curr the shows organizer was ma rion norton there were several we could have brought mrs delorme ryans mother told the tribune but muf fin was the easiest to carry around the poodle is six weeks old it was a great week at the fair for members of the de lorme family in addition to ryan and muffins success tenyearold shawn won several prizes and so also did mrs delorme in classes for flowers ceramics and domestic science its the first time weve really become involved she said monthsdahielle nancy dadalt markham aman da michelle topham un ionville heather macleod markham boys three to six monthskevin macowchik unionville zachary thomas johnston stouffville bryan joshua walsh mt albert girls six to nine months- jennifer brickies mar kham natalie lind mar kham rebecca lee varga markham boys six to nine monthscody joseph bennett stouffville benjamin john morrison markham garrett john goericke stouffville girls nine to twelve monthsadrienne ann ohandley stouffville shannon derry markham rebecca kylie mackay markham boys nine to twelve monthskyle lucien walton stouffville jay cooper milliken david joseph marshall markham girls 12 to 15 monthsnicole barker unionville danielle bax ter stouffville melisa de- nyes markham boys12 to 15 monthstyler keith mason markham ian small unionville john joseph slike markham twinsmark and michelle goudie stouffville the committee chairman and show commentator was robyn scott of unionville for mayor harry bowes york re gion board of education trustee has announced his candidacy for mayor if council agrees on an elec tion to fill the position a de cision is expected tuesday night v