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by 68 volunteers this year at the whitchurchstouflville museum the volunteers were honoured at the museums annual volunteer appreciation night recently they come from whitchurchstoufiyille markham and surrounding areas and have donat ed close to 1850 hours of their expertise and love of things from bygone years markham resident judith kpher began visiting the local museum when it was still in bogarttown newmarket to perfect her spinning and weaving skills that was in the 1970s when she was still working in nursery schools run by york region then in the 1980s she began to volunteer at the museum by gardening painting filing documents and doing whatever else was needed talk to school groups now she is one of the museums interpreters who makes the early days of the municipality come alive for york region school children shell talk to school groups either at the museum or at their school teachers can choose one of four inter pretative programs including spinning and weav- ing she has appeared on citytv with museum curator done billich to highlight the museums programs we are a group who work together very well she says of her fellow volunteers my major love is textiles she said this is a wonderful opportunity to catalogue and see tex tiles such as wedding gowns and embroideries she also speaks to sororities womens groups and service clubs about the museum and its programs and about designing your own garments and working with fibre three of her sweater designs were recently published in the machine jknitters magazine knitwords another volunteer anne murray of whitchurchstouflville is often mentioned when the topic of gardening comes up she has also worked in the kitchen over the past six years during the museums special events such as the victorian tea nov 28 and catalogued arti facts many ofwhich are donated by area residents she remembers when the log cabin was moved about two summers ago when it went to a new location on the museum grounds so did every plant in its garden squash lovage broomcorn swiss chard and spinach can be found there we try to plant what the pioneers would have had she explained that doesnt always work out sometimes there staff photosjoerd witteveen anne murray of stoufrville is a whitchurch- stouflville museum volunteer who likes to help out in the gardens are challenges to the pioneer country garden critters of varyingforms come to sample the produce while its still in the garden eat the cobs on the cornstalks or even knock down some of the plants i imagine the early farmers had the same difficulties she says philosophically putting the gardening she learned from her mother to good use ms murray is one of the vol unteers who also tend the new vegetable garden by the brown house and the perennial garden volunteers throughout town when shes not at the museum ms murray can be found helping with events put on by the royal canadian legion ladies auxiliary at the silver jubilee club at historical society meetings and driving 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