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page 4 the tribune thursday oct 16 1969 stouffville scene what going an f the stovepipe robot in the front display window of cards hardware was pieced together by don doner it has attracted much attention particular ly the moptop toupee demolition work is near completion on a green house at stouffville floral company ninth line s testa construction plans to erect several new houses at this site stouffville police are continuing their investiga- tion into the theft of a new 35mm camera from the residence of mr stan new- march main street east it had been purchased on the the same day it was stolen stouffville planning board has given its ap proval to the use of the former jas barry home as a real estate office for harold wood limited off- street parking will be pro vided on the property im mediately west of page- chrysler renewal of the application is to be made annually beginning jan 1 1970 for an evening of colir- n barbershop harmony attend the show in the auditorium of markham dist high school this sat urday at 8 pm the merry men of markham a 50- man chorus will be featur ed along with visiting groups from metro and ontario the friendship club will meet thursday even ing tonight in the stouff ville legion hall all sen ior citizens are welcome those requiring transpor tation are asked to call 6402443 mr roy zeuer park drie spent four days re cently laying sod on the greens of a new 9hoe golf course at the towanda golf and country club in pennsylvania mr zeller is employed with bluegrass turf garms cedar valley mr ernie stouffer tor onto a brother of harry stouffer stouffville visit ed town for the opening of the new dam saturday mr stouffer is a local native and operated a garage bus iness at the east end of town forty years ago mr floyd marlatt ninth line north is the new manager of beckers store winona drive a miss shirley wagg daughter of mr and mrs leo wagg mill street and mr lynn smith of toron to were married oct 11 in second markham bap tist church mr bruce gallamore manager of crest hard ware is presently a pa tient in york county hos pital newmarket horticultural meeting the regular meeting of the stouffville horticultu ral society will be held monday oct 20 at 8 pm mr lawrence barkey will show pictures of local in terest the following flow er classes are available 1 basket of what have you 2 vase of small mums 3 vase of large mums 4 thanksgiving arrangement on a tray under12y in height 5 arrangemenfof dried flowers pod and seeds exhibits are to be placed between 645 and 715 pm 2nd markham baptist church hwy 47 at kennedy ed pastor bev d gibson ba bd anniversary missionary services taking a special look at what our fellowship of evangelical baptist churches is doing in quebec oct 19th anniversary sunday 11 am guest preacher the rev h c slade dd lld 730 pm the pastor the rev d gibson ba bd oct 24tm fri 8 pm preacher rev l harron val dor que subject infallible bible in the quebec revolution also dr w s whltcombe member of the french board oct 26th lords day preacher rev wilson ewin of lennoxville que 11 am wanted jeremiahs 730 pm believing in vain oct 27th mon 8 pm rev w ewin subject the coming storm oct 29tii wed 8 pm rev a wright protestant chaplain of the guelph reformatory subject young offenders and the gospel also youth tcstamonles plan to attend these great services where you will discover that god is very much alive gregory david infant son of mr and mrs fred vliekstouffville was bap tized by rev fred cromey at the sunday morning service in st james pres byterian church the boys grandmother mrs emmerson and great- grandmother mr wm mc- cowan were in attendance for the occasion trudy cadieux a 1st year student at the uni versity of western ont ario london spent thank sgiving weekend at the home of her parents mr and mrs ted cadieux main street thanksgiving visitors with mrs fred pugh tenth line north were rev and mrs john colley ruth marie and linda merchant of lockport new york and mr and mrs elroy schneider and daughters of blooming- dale ontario woman to woman week sponsored by the canadian cancer society was marked in stouffville by an interesting lecture evening addressed by sis ter st william a medical technologist at roshwell institute buffalo in addi tion to the address those present enjoyed a film and a question and answer period information given out may be procured in pamphlet form from eith er of the medical centres in town or the public health office mrs alma wetheral church street enjoyed the thanksgiving holiday in montreal at the home of her son bob mrs william parsons wife of the village deputy- reeve has been confined to york county hospital at newmarket mr roger cooney solic itor from willowdale was the guest speaker at the october meeting of the catholic womens league he emphasized the impor tance of knowledge on legal matters a meal con sisting of bread and soup was served at the hunger supper oct 5 rev louis tchiang of the chinese community centre tor onto was guest speaker a profit of 80 was realized through donations and presented to father tchi ang to assist in his work mrs j horton will con vene the rummage sale oct 18 from 10 am to 1 pm in the church hall mrs lennyk will offer cof fee and doughnuts for sale attention dairymen you are invited to a dairy meeting date thursday october 23 1969 time 801 pm place stouffville coop store we will show two new purina films 1 showing the benefits from a proven calf heifer program 2 discussing how to get more from your milking cows prizes and refreshments see you on the 23rd your purina dealer stouffville coop assoc 47 edward st phone 6401550 directs threeact comedy frank mellon tindale road is the director of the stouffville players next presentation see how they run a 3act comedy nov 7 and 8 frank is pic tured here keeping a close watch on the performance of his cast former bogarttown school new whitchurch twp museum site by jean van nostrand whitchurch twp the bogarttown school which has echoed to child rens voices for over a century is silent but not for long no more desks and blackboards no more readin ritin n rithme- tic but learning of a diff erent kind the little red school- house will soon become the whitchurch township museum township coun cil is acquiring the proper ty and has appointed a museum board the presi dent is henry nauta originally ss no 3 was located on the se corner of what was then the haight farm this was burned down in 1856 and the present building erect ed in 1857 with such speed and efficiency that the children lost little school time it was also built so well that when ex cavations were being made for a basement nearly 80 years later a landslide caved in the foundation along the entire north wall without doing any damage to the wall itself land for this school was bought from francis starr and mr taylor francis starr was the first teacher at bogarttown for which he was paid 34468 per year after teaching sev eral years he was elected trustee and served as sec retarytrustee for twenty- one years until his retire ment in 1887 when he was presented with an easy chair as a token of grati tude for long years of service five generations of starrs have attended bo garttown school and two or more of bogarts the founding family whose house still stands hills widdifields and williams school records present a fascinating glimpse into the mechanics and econo mics of operating a school in years gone by 1877 estimated value of school property 1352 67 pupils between the ages of 516 1881 shingles from wm cane co 3780 122 lbs nails 414 8 cords wood 3500 1885 sophia heacock cleaning school 500 it was moved and seconded at a meeting that a num ber of shade and ornamen tal trees be planted 1897 nev floor seats desks sidewalks and fen ces discussed 1899 office specialty seats and desks 1192 sale of old floor 300 new flooring 4600 1904 nelson colling- wood engaged to build a bin large enough for a years supply of coal which cost 2825 1909 w h eves coal tender 665 per ton 1910 new furnace r osborne 10000 1935 basement built under whole school 1952 there were 60 pupils and the basement was made into a classroom 1957 teachers salary 585000 605000 care taker 50000 in 1881 the teacher received 50000 over the years bogart town students made suc cessful careers in many fields the widdifields j e postmaster at new market j h medical doctor in newmarket rep resented north york in the provincial house for 13 years 18751888 sher- rif of york county till death in 1906 wm c practised law in newmar ket j h wesley another md who settled in new market the hawtin broth ers arthur missionary in india for 20 years reubin a methodist minister in al berta john a a lumber dealer and drover and also reeve of beaverton h r mcmillan lumber business in british colum bia became lumber king of canada lumber contro ller for canada during 19391945 war continued on page 8 kinq fill up y lets be happy lets be gay lets heat our homes the proper lloyd and olive clendenen fond farewell from cedar grove by vii mcciennan cedar grove after living all their lives in the area lloyd and olive c le n d e n e n left cedar grove saturday to live near chesley an old stone farmhouse won their hearts this summer and plans for its renovation and decoration will take top priority for quite a while both lloyd and olive have contributed so generously to cedar grove it is hard to imag ine this little hamlet with out them there are chil dren whose first introduc tion to music was a piano lesson from olive and her understanding of growing up coupled with a quick humor made her a very popular leader in cgit work she played the org an at zion church and was always a willing ac companist at sunday the annual wardens banquet for the county of york will be held nov 8 at the inn on the park the 1969 warden in york is stewart rumble reeve of markham twp a a fourth professional instructress has been ac quired this season by the stouffville figure skating club ann marie taylor a cfsa gold medalist joins jacqui armitage jean bar clay and gloria taylor for a winter of activity that begins oct 16 the markham twp chapter of the royal con servatory of music tor onto alumnae association are entertaining at the 40 washington street home of mrs w w bates markham oct 18 at 8 pm the guest speaker is mrs d g coghlin rev douglas davis will conduct the 99th anniver sary service at mt pisgah united church cone 3 whitchurch sunday after noon at 230 pm special music will be supplied by the harmonaires quart ette e constable and mrs tom wauchope and family have taken up residence in the new home on second st purchased recently by mr and mrs harold ruther ford stouffville rr 1 benjamin a moorea paints holden paint wallpaper 134 main st n markham 39 523 5v school and church func tions as teacher and prin- cipal of hillside school many cedar grovers came tinder the influence of a concerned and encourag ing lloyd clendenen he always made whatever contribution was required of him in village activities and served as president and treasurer of the community club perhaps his most important role was that of chairman of the centennial commit tee a denuding job with a great deal of responsi bility which lloyd han dled with ingenuity pa tience and efficiency a centennial map of ss 20 and our lovely garden in the community park were lloyds personal contribu tions lloyd and olive have left much of themselves and their talents in cedar grove and we have many reminders of their con tributions we wish them a rich happy life in their new home and hope that their winter evenings may hold a few memories of the friends they left be hind anniversary services will be held in the zion church on oct 19 at 1130 am the speaker will be dr vernon faw- cett with music by the wright family and in the evening at 730 rev grant bracevell will be the guest speaker with jovce miles and the west hill choir providing spe cial music 1mmt under new management 24 hour service 7 days a week phone 6402952 private century city former alrona inn foj sale owner returning to ireland this going concern produces a good income from 4 modern apartments well situated on corner acre with frontage on two roads walking distance to new city centre and ccm plant 45000 phone stouffville 6402123 thur frisatoct 161718 i held over by popular demand paul jomine neujmnn uioodujrro luimlillg tccmmicotcwpanaviskw shown at 920 don shank fuels 2m hnln n maikbam 294 john wayne aztec walnut topaz pecan 4 new panels from weldwood sierra oak monterrey oak prefinished 4x8 695 ch ratcliff lumber ltd unionville lun su 2971661 hwy 7 at kennedy rd oaen friday till in special childrens hellfighters shown at 7 pm matinee program on 18 llox office t 140 show at tarzan and the jungle doy in tech anil diancya itcst cartoons sun mon tues wed oct 19 20 21 22 z the shoes of the v fisherman anthony quinn oskar werner sir laurence olivier shown at s1s pm only llox office al 710 pm thi i theatre now open every sunday