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pe 10 the tribune thursday october 12 1972 straight furrow forwnuta keswick carl timbers r r 4 stouffville is enjoying one of the most suc cessful plowing match seasons of his career in north york competition saturday on the farm of mel ley keswick he scored with three specials and placed first in classes 2 and 9 he was the winner of the guaranty trust co award for the best plowed land by a north york branch resident a s3 prize donated by win timbers for the best finish in tractor class and the canadian imperial bank of commerce trophy for the best plowed land in stubble by a resident in north york these and other similar trophies will be presented at the awards banquet in victoria square hall nov 30 other specials saturday went to barry timbers best crown in a tractor class sam testa bank of nova scotia award greg timbers stouffville credit union trophy lloyd grove esso champion special michael grove t eaton co jr championship and herb jarvis in ternational harvester company special in the novelty class utilizing the once- popular walking plow the winner was win timbers of stouffville followed by fred timbers ernie davis and art mitchell results in other classes follow class 1 byrnell wylie an thony featherstone class 2 carl timbers ross kennedy ken brown class 3 ivan degeer don dunkeld bob tran class 4 barry timbers ron mcguckin dale oldham class 5 herb jarvis john hulshof class 6 doug dunkeld michael grove don little class 7 greg tim bers wes jarvis sam testa class s bar bara forson marie thomas class 9 carl timbers barry timbers herb jarvis class 10 brian degeer don little john sheridan mml carl timbers rr4 stouffville proved saturday why hell compete for the canadian tractorplow championship in 1973 at the north york match near keswick he won three special awards and placed first in two classes credit union assets up 57 over 1971 stouffville in their annual report the stouffville district credit union ltd showed that the year ending july 31 1972 was indeed ex ceptional with assets up 57 percent over 1971 applications for membership were also up by 50 to 60 per month to 2225 the increase in loans outstanding stood at close to two million dollars up by half a million over the previous period commenting on the way the area has changed the report notes that the back bone in the early years were the farmers and their families now there is a much broader emphasis that includes represen tatives from all sectors of the community of the many com prehensive services an invitation to take f and save dollars on one of these books your choice sr only mm the random house college dictionary one of the most comprehensive authoritative desk dictionaries ever published with over 155000 uptot date entries suggested retail value 5795 you save 396 for warmth you can rely on sign up today for coop fuel oil service and cash in twice 1 the assurance of worryfree winterlong home heating comfort and 2 a special bonus cookbook or dictionary offer that is a real thrifty buy this offer is available to all new and existing coop home heat customers siouiiviile coip 47 edward st 6401550 coop total home heat service warmth you can rely on provided by the branch emphasis was stressed on their chequing or current accounts savings accounts term deposits and the shorter terms negotiable that in cluded money orders travelers cheques safety deposit boxes and night depository late eric carpenter willing worker stouffville on oct 6 eric silas carpenter passed away at york county hospital he had been in poor health for two years and suffered a stroke 3 weeks ago mr carpenter was well known as a man who was always willing to help out in the musselmans lake community where he and his wife the former luetta lock resided for 18 years he was in his 66th year and is survived by his wife and two sons douglas and david of stouffville service was con ducted oct 8 by rev douglas davis from oneills funeral home with interment stouffville cemetery township of uxbridge taxes the last instalment of 1972 taxes due oct 16 1972 pay promptly and avoid penalty the municipal office in goodwood is open daily 9 am to 430 pm monday to friday for your convenience payment may be made at the canadian imperial bank of commerce in uxbridge claremont and stouffville and the torontodominion bank in uxbridge d s kennedy tax collector i due to unforseen circum stances beyond our control j our store renovations are not i starting when we anticipated jj therefore we are adding more of our regular stock to our price sale lehmans l fine footwear for all the family j9 main west stouffville 6403753 open thurs fri till 9 jn vvvvvv 1973 25 motorola colour tv works in a drawer with instamatic colour tuning contemporary styled consolcttc with walnut train finish 638 i includes 1 year home service famous make 20 portable tc777 157 2 speed whirlpool automatic washer by john inglis q cool down care for permanent press fabrics n 3 position water level control q 3 water temperature selections cl supcrsiirgllator agitator 259 99 whirlpool automatic dryer by john ingms d noiron care for permanent press fabrics 1 tumble press control lcxtru iargc screen 159 tnttts if y ca buy marie yell f less wellington way b for j ays you y win a you an opn thursday ond friday 9 am to 9 pm soturdoy 9 to 6 pm monday 9 to 6 pm markwell ample free parking 206 wellington way hwy 7 markham 2972236