z the tribune thursday mar m ims markham eonimittee study womens status markham mark ham town council has officially recognized international womens year with mayor roman appointing a nine woman committee to study the status of women in the municipality and the rote women play in the community selections made by sides quarters of choice beef half pigs grain fed cut wrapped to your specifications come and see it cut if you wish also fast frozen norman fretz meats tslsirlvr phone 6403125 free delivery k houmu i amo tff rttoat your wedding day make it last a life time expert photography in she fines tradition avoid disap pointmenl book early markham photo centre 117 main st n 2944181 members of council from individual wards are irma melville mark ham jeanette anbinder unionville eugenia cork tnornbill betty mcculloch unionville shirley mccague victoria square gail newell mark ham ellen verdi thornhill muriel oliver unionville audrey cunnyworth mark ham although no aims or objectives have been formulated at present councillor carole bell hopes that the appointed task force will tackle a number of areas of in terest and periodically report to council mrs bell feels that a study of the historical achievements of women in the old township is important this could result in the town honoring these women in some way for their contributions to our heritage perhaps a womens resource centre could be established in local libraries mrs bell said information on day care centres legal aid and family planning could be compiled and made available mrs bell also ex pressed the possibility that the committee could petition council for the extension of transit service to accomodate women who want or must work outside the home 9 gertrude baycroft retired at the end of 1974 after 14 years with the former township of whitchurch and then the town of whit- charchstouffville she was the tax collector in the town office here mayor gordon rat- cliff presents a town crest to mrs baycireft in appreciation of her work don bernard trustees to take turns prayer opens meetings aurora future meetings of the york county board of education will be opened with a prayer more or less- this was decided at the last meeting when trustees voted to approve a motion by trustee keith hargrave after a few preliminary remarks to the effect that the board can use all the help it can get trustees settled down to a lengthy debate on the topic vice- chairman craig cribar an ordained clergyman appeared to have some reservations cribar referred to whether this is actually done in most schools in the county he went on to suggest that the duty of leading the prayer should be done on a rotation basis among trustees an amendment to this effect was approved trustee chris mc- monagle asked if the prayer might be a silent one her markham colleague don cousens also a clergyman thought that would be up to the individual trustee the act but was left in pleased with the attitude after the ministry of of the 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were eventually passed one allowing each trustee to decide in dividually on an audible prayer or silent meditation the other stipulating that the prayer be ecumenical hargrave expressed himself as very some harsh words for cribars earlier suggestion if the schools dont know about this they should said hargrave i will personally make it my business to see that they know about it he also said that anyone who didnt want to take part in the prayer could leave during it and suggested that trustees should be allowed to abstain from leading the prayer if they choose the amended motion carried and the new feature will presumably come into practice at the beginning of the next board meeting trustee proposes trust fund with extra pay cribar questioned your cultural heritage is important to ontario so important that we have created a new ministry of culture and recreation to help it flourish aurora ri trustee chrismcmonagle has no intention of taking the extra money that board of t education members voted themselves earlier this year the markham representative opposed the 100 per cent increase but it was passed despite her objections mrs mcmonagle then an nounced she would not accept the money during the last board meeting she revealed how she will get rid of it through a trust fund the fund will make grants for the specific purpose of helping teachers to learn to deal with children who have learning disabilities any teacher in the york county system can apply- and awards will be made the government of ontario recognizes that the cultural traditions and heritages of its peoples are just as important as skills or education in building a better life we know that it is people and not things that deter mine a societys greatness and there is nothing more valuable to people than their culture thats why ontario has established a new ministry devoted solely to supporting com munity and personal betterment the min istry of cultureand recreation we hope that through a wide range of programs from theatre to hockey dance groups to libraries we will be able to keep alive the spark of individual creativity and human excellence that makes a culture worth preserving more importantly wehope to share with others the riches andinsights that come from active involvement in community life a culture must be shared with other people if it is to stay alive it is by living our culture that we can reaily share this gift with other peoples and promote greater understanding among canadians the ontario ministry of culture and rec reation has been established to promote and encourage cultural expression of all kinds and of all peoples in our province we know that keeping alive our cultural heritage is essential to the future of everyone in ontario were doing something about it for more information about the nevmin- istry you are invited to write to ministry of culture and recreation communications branch main parliament building room 347 queens park toronto ontario m7a 1y7 ministry of culture and recreation robert welch minister u v k i c government of ontario v william davis premier v v tf town of whitchurch- stouffville 1975 interim taxes 1st instalment due on or before march 27th office hours monday thru friday 900 am to 500 pm j e foskett collector by a committee the committee will consist of mrs mcmonagle two others chosen by her and two persons chosen by the board trustee donald cameron questioned the setup asking why the board shouldnt control the fund since its my money id like to know where its going for the first while anyway- said mrs mcmonagle pointing out that she would only be one of five committee members she added i wouldnt control the committee after brief discussion markham trustee don cousen proposed that the matter be referred to the chairmans committee for a report mrs mc monagle seconded the motion which carried teachers- board pressure applied aurora ii at a j approach has been press conference last made board of education and toe osstf 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