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committee to conserve historicol heritage box grove nint members of the ontario archaeological historic sites committee set up by the legis lature to conserve and develop ontario historical heritage are in operation and have been for some weeks in meetings at queenf park torjnto their operations are directed volun tarily to present to the people of ontario the romance of oiv tarioj history from the stone age indian to the broadaxed pioneer farmer with a keen interest in ontarios history all are well versed in the subject one of the two lady members of ontarios archaeological and historic sites board is mayor of a fast growing small city mrs bernadette smith of wood stock the second s a st thom as rr housewife mrs j r- futcher past president of the provinces network of 1495 wo mens institutes among the male members are operating under the direction prof thomas f mcllwraith university of toronto anthro pologist archaeologist and au thority on canadas west coast indians wilfrid w jury cura tor of the university of western ontarios museum of indian ar chaeology and pioneer life at of travel and publicity minister bryan l cathcart with approv al of premier leslie frost an ardent historian himself the 7 men and 2 women are formulat ing plans to conserve develop and dramatize ontarios histor- inces best known sifters of the soil the rev john mccaffrey sj- director of the world fam ous martyrs shrine at midland and historic fort ste marie 1 dr george stanley of the royal military college kingston au thor and authority on canadian history prof j m s careless equally well known author and historian of the university of toronto leslie gray london onj dairy executive and past president of the ontario his torical society and william h cranston midland who as chair man of the board is also local museum president newspaper- man and business official not manyresults are yet evi dent of the work of this relative- iv new arm of the government leal heritage all are imbued london and one of the prov- j whose budget is as small as its job is big but they will soon be noted initial action was confined to advising the government on steps to be taken to guard im portant archaeological sites ag ainst depredation from overen thusiastic but not too scientific diggers- such excavations as are now sanctioned by the board and sometimes financially aided by the government must be-car- ried on by skilled archaeologists with regular reporting required on the results of their under ground search for hidden his tory now the board with the con sent of the legislature is broad ening its field to include more informative marking of sites and buildings of provincial his toxical significance mr and mrs normao coaoor royal blue plaqueswith gold j jss ssssri acd mrs j casnlnj of nor lettering will soon make their appearance and the plain his toric site ahead markers of the dept of highways are be ing replaced by signs which will carry full identification it is no secret that prime min ister frost has been impressed with the historic site marking of some of the united states and is determined that what was formerly upper canada will not lag behind for the time being plaques already erected will not be re placed directional markers will be improved however and new sites sought out first of the new provincial sroia mrs hodgson of aawa and brother mr and mrs marshall connor of brougham mr and mrs a croiier of j dorset visited th cecil cros- and tamilv bit weekend on sunday july sh miss gail hardy mr ray coakwfl mr ernest armstrong and vr hrber bradley were received into the united church a box i grove i myrna speers 1 doing museum j work at billy bear camp alion i quin park during her holidays this year larene connor is visiting relathes at bath for her heli- days mrs jo grant is in western the stourtyme tribune thursday fcfy 19 1956 pie 5 application for local radio to be heard her first stop the bank when mrs wilson planned to go shopping her husband tom said meet you at the bank it was a natural thing to say for going to the bank is just a part of everyday life in the bank mrs wilson noticed miss ellis the schoolteacher mr cooper the storekeeper and her neighbours son bobby adding to his savings account when tom arrived he grinned seems like everybody goes to the bank its true canadians find the chartered banks such a safe and handy place to keep money that practically everybody has a bank account there are now more than 10 million deposit accounts in the chartered banks more accounts than there are adults in the country the chartered banks serving your community historical plaques will be erect- i hospital hee she underwent ftiflftinn it ir hanah nn will ed outside the legislative build- ings to tell how queens park was in i860 named by the prince of wales later king edward vii after his mother queen victoria the ontario legislature held its first session in the new build- ings in queens park on april 4 1893 under sir oliver mowat earlier meeting place had been f n front street an operation it is hoped she will soon he well and able to rejoin her box grove friends brenda sissons spent last week with the baxter family who ued to live here monday hail storm managed to break some windows in the gray house box grove wa held theit at mr bob wal- ednesday evening on iront mreet the president mrs m dowdel but the board s work is not be- 0ilf meelin and mrs ing confined to toronto among j waiters gave the devotional on other broad regions now under j dorcas the charitable it was plans were revealed this week for an application to the cbc board of governors to establish j a day time radio station in richmond hill present plans call for a 230 watt station operating from i dawn to dusk from tdlos o- cated in richmond hill a company to be known as i radio richmond hill limited is 1 being formed by district busi- rss men headed by mr john graham and mr stewart cox- ford of scarborough who will be in charge of actual broadcast operations the station will stress a l public and sales service to many communities of the cen tral and northern portion lyork countv such as hill thornmil stouffville mar kham aurora newmarket woodbridge programming plans call an emphasis on local news community activities the next cbc board of gov ornors meeting will be held september when the applica tion will be heard at that time evidence of community su and the need for e local service will be examined t study for more informative mar- i king are the site of the prov inces first legislature niagara- w park on saturday july 21 onthelake this historic mid land district along the north shore of lake ontario the st lawrence seaway area and the huronia district between lake simcoe and georgian bay desirability of marking many individual sites is also under active study included among these are the site of crookes mill at ancaster and eastwoods mill in the don valley ontarios i first and second paper mill the i trading post at miehipicoten j the port carling locks in mus- koka chiefswood the home of j pauline johnson near brant- i ford the factory near ingersoll where the worlds largest cheese was made there are many others but proving the authenticity of each is no small task that is the chore of d f mcouat ma former assistant provincial ar chivist who is now the full- time secretary of the archaeo logical and historic sites board and who as a native of the southeastern part of ontario 1 gives its deliberation still fur- j ther geographical dispersion if ontarios modern residents cannot be made to see the ro mance of their red and white ancestors it will riot be the fault of the council of nine decided to hold a 1nlted church rongresational picnic at georg 1956 at 1 1 am please bring a cup and a basket lunch to the school for transportation a presentation was made to mrs owen rimmer who is soon leav ing the community for the work she has done as treasurer for several years after the closing prayer mrs d raymer served a delightful lunch there will he a euchre this friday evening in the school iast weeks winners were jean carr mrs brooks and mrs charles mr gord riddle ben iotton and ievi booth bert stiver and levi booth defeated mr and mrs c crozier to win the freezeout col and mrs band of florida are visiting with their son mr and mrs c laurin of box grove sorry to hear mr art coak- well had to go to hospital on sunday he suffered a heart seizure mrs l pegg has her sister visiting hero from st thomas v yv w i its not a happy affair when mom and dad are at odds and both trying to get even lemonville mr- and mrs john gibbons and mr and mrs reg gibbons attended the wedding last satur day of miss ethel steel to mr calvin sayers at the earlscourt united church toronto john gibbons jr is spending a few weeks at the home of his uncle jr grant wells when you consider all the pants pockets and bankrolls wives certainly go through a lot for hubbies x ag if you have thts fault parking with even 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