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: www.5dssreunited.ca l2 - 'WHITCHURCH-STOUFFVILLE THIS MONTH" â€" www.jhlegal.g?.gm.com Clarke Bose; Responsible Waterproofing® Save Up to 50% Over Other Methods We Solve Wet Basements Pennanantly Transferable Written Warranty Finished or Unfinished Basements New Construction and Existing Homes Dirt Crawl Space Solutions Fully Staffed Office to Answer Your Questions Fuliy Licensed Insured Contractor Emu/mm” / x (I ROSEHILL POOLS New POOL CONSTRUCTION AND SERVICE Rosehi" Pools has been designing and building pools in York Region and surrounding area For over 15 years. From the, firstsiwgei in the ground to your first dive in, we Hlovufie project'through every sfep. Magnificent design, quality worhnanship and timely service are our marks of excellence} 1 Custom Design St Construction 1 Pool Make-overs I Liners 1 Salt Water Systems 4 Service Emmi-ha! FREE CONSULTATION nor aunml See u§ on ‘www.stouffvilleonline.com In this issue we explore more heritage sites participat- ing in Doors Open Whitchurchâ€"Stouffville on June 5. For more information about these and other participating sites, visit www.doorsopenws.ca. Lemonville United Church Founded in I854 and built in I856, the Primitive Methodist Church was one of the earliest Methodist churches in the area. By I954 the congregation had dwin- dled and costly repairs could not be paid for. It was declared unsafe for use and officially closed until I96l. when a new United Church congregation was formed. Numerous repair and renovation projects took place until 1969. Despite its many challenges. the church remains a focal point in the Lemonville community and is celebrat- ing its l50th anniversary. Help celebrate the church's anniversary and heritage by Visiting during Doors Open on lune 5 for tours of the church and cemetery and exploring maps of the Lemonville area. An invite to explore our heritage Lemonville United Church Special to Stouffville This Month By Patricia Robinson 7 DAYS A WEEK OR)? BY 8 BROWSE OPEN PEPPERTREE KLASSICS Women’s Fashions, Shoes and Accessories 137 Main St N., Markham (905) 294-3882 . www. peppertree. ca Lionel's Farm is home to a unique collection of over I50 horse drawn wagons, carriages, buggies and sleighs dating back to the l8405. These were used for a variety of pur- poses including farm. freight, circus, ambulance, milk, butcher, police and hearse. They were made by an assort- ment of wagon factories in Canada and the United States. many of which produce cars, trucks and trailers today. Also on site are hundreds of items associated with this early life. Doors Open is an excellent opportunity to get full viewing access to these histon‘c vehicles. This was originally built as Lemonville School [5.5. #9) in I923 and was likely the third schoolhouse built in the ham- let. A second classroom and side entrance hall were added in 1960. In I972 the school was sold and children were transported to larger area schools. The building was sold to Art Latcham and became the Lemonville Community Centre. At Doors Open you can tour the build- ing and learn more about its history and significance in the community. Lionel's Farm covered dairy wagon Lemonvllle Community Centre Lionel's Farm APRIL 2004