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page 8 the tribune thursday oct 16 1969 grant wells plowing coach in canadian championships fiveyearold coach at north york match fiveyearold mark grove 18th avenue markham keeps a close eye on his fathers plowmanshlp at the north york match on the farm of floyd forsyth near stouffvllle saturday mark is the son of lloyd grove stouffvllle rr 1 jas thomas by marion wells lemonville the team of grant wells and floyd forsyth are com bining their talents at the international plowing match near paris ontario this week this time how ever grant is the coach and floyd the plowman floyd a runnerup for the ontario title in 1968 is making a bid for the canadian championship this year competition in this class is todav thurs day the lemonville church was suitably appointed for the harvest home service sunday the dec orations were done by mr and mrs claude ernstzen and mr and mrs bruce burton the receipts were distributed among deserv ing families in the com munity and a large cloth ing bale delivered to the fred victor mission ner guests with mr and mrs ernstzen recenlty rev scott later partici pated in a meeting of the ucw recalling the his tory and service of the the ucw provided red victor mission where he is the director the lemonville cgit were responsible for the lunches at the north york plowing match saturday helpers included jill and leigh turner karen rae eiien pugh judy dupont debbie and pat chipman judy macfarlane and gayle burton mr and mrs stan wors- foid were guests at the mrs ernstzen recently wedding of markham pharmacist and middle- distance runner bill the buffet dinner for the canuck riding club at aurora saturday this is their annual endurance ride weekend under the leadership of mrs duck- ett mr and mrs m hrebik and girls motored to georgian bay on the weekend to visit with rela tives there miss nancy forest of scarboro spent the week end with jane courage rev bert scott his wife and son david were din- crothers mr worsfold served as an usher for the wedding party mr and mrs j rae and family spent thanksgiv ing weekend with mrs raes sister and family in bancroft mr and mrs jim nauta and margie jenneke rav- enswaay motored to hamilton to enjoy the theatre production of oliver friends and relatives enjoyed an evening at ceiiar beach on the birth day occasion of mr a humphrey in preparation for the paving of the blooming- ton road from hwy 4s through to don mills new fences have been erected on the front portions of the allen wells and claughton farms birthday greetings to mrs mary mackenzie the communitys adopted resi dent at york manor mrs mackenzie is 83 years jake harman sons plumbing heating ltd cascade rentals domestic industrial hot water heating alterations repairs new work pumps softeners sewers 6401576 its here how iii church anniversary at claremont the savings event y beeslw for by rosemary ttmms claremont on sun day oct 19 morning wor ship will celebrate the anniversary of claremont united church at 1115 am the guest pastor for the occasion is rev s j hillicr of brooklin with special music by the messengers of uxbridge the claremont ucw held a very successful lun cheon oct 9 mrs frank carson greeted the ladies and mrs dick ward was the gracious hostess those who served in cluded mrs jack ward mrs earl wilson mrs dorothy middleton mrs helen anderson mrs dick ward and mrs earle cook sympathy is extended to mr and mrs jack hill on the recent death of mr hills brother angus hill toronto also to mr and mrs raymond stickwood in the death of mr stick- woods mother mrs grant elliott mrs john montgomery mrs orville ferris of bramp ton mrs etta boucher new liskeard mrs lloyd maltby and mrs joseph maltby rr 1 malton visited with mrs roy timms after attending the ucw luncheon oct 9 the annual meeting of the north pickering branch of the canadian cancer society will be held oct 20 at 230 pm at the home of mrs les parker cone 7 one mile east of the brock road the cubs and scouts arc selling apples this fri day evening and saturday morning in the claremont area weekend guests of mr and mrs bob hockley and family were mr and mrs doug bryant and family of whitby mrs n sanderson of markham and shannon carleton claremont the afternoon ucw unit meeting will be held at the home of dorothy middleton oct 22 mr and mrs howard willson and patty of scar borough visited with mr and mrs tom hammond and family mr and mrs w j briggs spent a few days with mr briggs brother and wife mr and mrs wilmot briggs of mar mora they also visited with their daughter mrs veley of ardent ontario clifford briggs of englc- hart ontario is spending a few days with his brother and his wife mr and mrs w j briggs at the home of mr and mrs fred evans for thanksgiving dinner were their family mr and mrs john devitt dale and janet and mr and mrs gary evans and family of port perry mr and mrs pavley of hornchurch essex eng land have been visiting with mrs pavleys sister and brotherinlaw mr and mrs leslie randall mr and mrs roy timms and boys spent the weekend with mr and mrs john skiba of brant- ford bridal shower by blanche tindall altona bridetobe miss susan jones was honored at a shower held at the home of mrs lloyd britton prior to her wed ding oct 25 in the stouffville united church a trousseau tea is planned for this saturday after noon at the home of her parents mr and mrs howard jones euchre winners at the community centre arc ladies evelyn ham lila gauslin mary risc- brough men harvey swain walter brignall walter davis lucky prize winner mrs barrie series winers irene slack donald hanson the next euchre is oct 20 mr and mrs fred lew is had their family and his parents mr and mrs bert lewis for sunday dinner mr and mrs norman dickinson of woodville enjoyed supper friday with mr and mrs james harper and family mr and mrs david johnson and sherry of milverton spent the week end with their parents mr and mrs fred lewis and mr and mrs melvin johnson the 4h club has held two meetings at the home of mrs allan wideman officers are president alfreda b a 1 1 a c h vice- president marian kcrs- will secretary linda dunstall treasurer ann mieras press reporter susanne fret leaders mrs kerswill and mrs wideman the office of the warden county of york oct 7th 1969 to the property owners of the county of york you have recently received your new property assessment prepared by the assessment commissioner of the county all of us have had substantial increases in our assessment the county assessment department has tried to establish a fair and equitable basis for the assessing of your property and have used the ontario provincial manual of assessing as a guide increased assessments does not necessarily mean increased taxes the municipalities of york county will require approximately the same amount of money to operate in 1970 as they have in 1963 taxes are arrived at by multiplying the assess ment by the mill rate thus an increased assessment will mean a decreased mill rate in all our municipal ities in york county signed stewart rumble warden school to museum continued from page 4 earl toole whitchurch township council for eleven years warden of york county 1942 p w pearson taught school then entered the lumber and coal business he was a county council lor and a warden repre sented north york in the legislative assembly fred lundy warden york county 1945 francis starr served in canada in second world war then did relief and reconstruction work in many countries with the friends service council by 1850 bogarttown was a larger centre than her neighbor newmarket since 1803 when the land was obtained from the crown by one hugh shaw the area had acquired a saw mill a four story grist and flour mill a busy wheelwright shop a black smith shop which needed a masterworkman- and three journeymen to han dle the business there were two hotels doing a praise association uxbridge twp ratepayers associations and municipal councils arc usually at odds with each other but such is not the case in uxbridge township at a meeting sept 29 councillor clark muirhead commended the organiza tion on its efforts and suggested that its officers should not be discouraged through lack of attend ance at public meetings mr muirhead noted that one year ago there was no association in exist ence although no date was set it was suggested that a representative of reven ue properties association be asked to attend booming business before the days of temperance societies there was also a greenhouse and a thriv ing ice business the ice being cut from the mill pond and drawn by sleigh in all directions in 1857 the canadian northern railway chose to pass through newmarket giving that town a big boost and giving bogart town a setback from which it never recovered it is the hope of the museum board that the history of all the township can be preserved in all available detail the new board met oct 2 to hear mr v n styrmo museums advisor histori cal branch dept of pub lic records and archives speak on the functions and administration of a mus eum there are grants payable by the ontario government which will equal amounts expropriat ed bythe municipality up tol00000 these grants are retroactive to allow for two years of development and are paid after a mus eum has been open to the public for 360 hours a museums purpose is threefold besides collect ing and preserving items of historical interest it provides an educational service in two ways the public comes to the mus eum or the museum in small sections goes to the public for example a school could have a demon stration of spinning card ing and weaving in its own classroom a good museum is also a tourist attraction and tourism is ontarios third largest industry 75 of a museums average income from admissions comes from visitors to the areta anyone wishing to make a donation towards the preservation of our local history is asked to contact the secretary mr d h stephens rr2 aurora get the most on your savings why settle for 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