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z church services z i christ church anglican z 2s4 sunset boulevard summer services 7 930 aml every sunday everyone welcome rv w f edney rector 2971634 610141 umonv1lle gospel hall z 2nd street at hwy 7 r lords day breaking bread 930 am sunday school and bible class 1130 am gospel meeting 7 pm wed prayer bible study 8 pm all heartily welcome heisehill brethren in christ church 10 am sunday school 11 am morning worship 700 pm special music the wright trio 745 pm wed mid week prayer service everyone welcome melville united church 6th line south of 19th ave rev gordon c hunter 10 am church school 1115 am worship stouffville missionary church 169 main st e rev j hamilton sun minister sunday june 22 1975 945 am family sunday school bus service available 1100 am 700 pm worship services with the pastor speaking wed 730 pm prayer and bible study hour youre always welcome at the missionary church gormley missionary church rev eldon boettger pastor phone8875816 950 am family bible hour 1100 am worship service 730 pm evening service weekly home bible studies a warm welcome awaits you always second markham baptist church gormleyslouffville rd at 6th cone kennedy rd pastor mr tom hamilton phone 8875651 sunday june 22 1975 1000 bible school for all ages 1100 morning worship a hopeless case 700 evening service genuine or coun- terfeit wed 800 pm prayer bible study nursery always available r listen to your bible today broadcast choo 1390 am 1230 noon every sunday altona missionary church rev donald t pugh pastor sunday june 22 1975 k s1030 am sunday sschool il30 am morning worship 730 evening service free men quartette wed prayer meeting x800 pm you are cordially invited z to the missionary church bloomington christian gospel church 9th line at bloomington psstor rev c w sorlcy sunday june 22 1975 945 sunday school 11 am morning worship wed 8 pm prayer and bible study tuesday and fridays 7 pm pioneer girls memorial christian church corner t stoufferst z main st 1100 am sunday 1100 am morning worship rev j russell j30 pm evangelistic hour rev j russell stouffville baptist church sunday june 22 1975 945 bible school for all ages 1100 am gods solution- for present problems 700 pm what shall we say pastor mr raymond johnson please take this time to worship with us- st james presbyterian church rev ted creen ba sunday june22 1975 10 am morning worship 1115 sunday school stouffville united church sunday june 22 1975 at 11 00 am worship service miss florence macllvride will speak on her work in jamaica minister rev j l carder babd you will be welcome stouffville pentecostal church 460 main st e rev s a grant pastor 6404903 tfriday 800 pm youthtimev- sunday june 22nd 10 am christian education hour 1100 am devotional service 700 pm gospelrally meeting wednesday 800 pm bible study prayer saturday 130 pm annual sunday school picnic churchill baptist church aurora sideroad 9 cone rev paul hope b th minister of youth jim clubine 950 am bible school for all ages 1100 am morning worship special music 720 pm evening serivce a message from gods word special music wed 745 pm prayer bible in depth fri 730 pm youth night ages 1325 business directory public accountants bregmas sharpley kusatz chartered accountants 22auinsiw stool fville ont resident partner skusxca m0iw1 m4ij78 david a huntley chartered accountant 441 oavis drive newmarket ont leonard r rosenberg associates chartered accountants myongesis aurora phone m7sk0 m9274i funeral direaors oneill funeral home stouffville funeral director mrs fayminton continuous telephone service day or night ph stouffville 640285s ontario land surveyors malcolm phillips ontario land surveyor 142 main st w stouffville phone 4404031 optometrists frichard black od optometrist stouffville medical centre for appointment 6403722 hours hours 10 am 8 pm every tuesday the tribune thursday june 19 1975 l parkvieu r administrator y oiit forget about them frances dellsa badgerow 89 of vlusselmans lake is fiercely independent although alone and a widow she owns her own home so nobody can push you around ted wilcox stouffville if you have a mother or dad or a grandfather or grandmother dont forget about them that was how parkview home administrator joe nighswander summed up his thoughts on the place of the elderly in society in an interview with the tribune he spoke of the needs that senior citizens have and what can be done to fill them homes for the aged are only one answer certainly not the best answer he went on only five to 10 per cent of elderly live in in stitutions the greatest needs are in the com munity which is the best place for them if sup portive services can be provided to fill mr nighswander emphasized that al of us have social needs as stouffville dist secoo- well as shelter and money dary school for the past needs its simply not two years saying that enough we also need younger people need the people to fellowship and older people just about as know people care about much as the older people us need the younger he added that what can we do in families get to mean whitchurchstouffville to more to people as they enrich the quality of life grow ojder the most for our seniors i offer difficult problem is the the following knowledge that their children have rejected them in his experience at parkview mr nighswander said he has found that christian faith can be very meaningful as their bodies grow weaker it gives them a hope for the future and a source of strength for the present he commended the classes on aging that have been held at suggestions 1 as in dividuals of any age we can become more aware of our seniors and in clude them in community life and activities 2 we can promote organizeed visitation to people living alone and to shutins visitation should be on a continuing basis only where requested and the motive must be genuine caring a desire to establish meaningful relationships 3 we can create opportunities for in teraction between old and young 4 we can promote an elderly persons centre for our town government assistance for a centre and for programs is available under the elderly persons centres act and through new horizons grants 5 we can support programs such as meals on wheels and homemaker services which enable older people to manage their own relatives often neglect them continued from page 1 housing problems of retirees when mr aird retires later this month they will have to move out of their twobedroom apartment even while he is working were just getting by he said but after retirement well have a lot less the airds have ap plied to enter a proposed united church senior citizens apartment project planned in the markham area by contrast another markham area senior citizen has no difficulty in having a place to stay since both she and her husband have lived with her daughter for 10 years the only problem with the arrangement as she sees it is that the care of the grandchildren is left with her ive almost i eared these children like theyre my own she said both her soninlaw and daughter work full- time if she lived anywhere else she said she would choose a senior citizens apartment over a home for the elderly id rather have a place by myself she said another elderly local woman was upset with the brushoff she received from her close relatives a granddaughter living nearby would never come to see her unless she wanted something she said while relatives sometimes are un friendly occasionally help is received from unexpected sources mrs badgerow told how much she had appreciated a why bill 100 must be amended or cause problems h bethel assembly of god hwy 47 48 phone 6405555 or 8875747 rev howard minaker pastor j sunday june 22 1975 945 am bible school 1100 am morning worship 730 pm evangelism fellowship all roads lead to bethel cv just minutes from where you are i l very soon and possibly thisjweek a 20member standing committee at queens park will be discussing one of the most important pieces of ontario legislation in decades the legislation is bill 100 which was introduced in the legislature june 3 and which sets out detailed guidelines for negotiations between ontarios 103000 teachers and their local school boards it is a long overdue bill and has many good points if your impression of the legislation however is based upon severaledito- rials or instant comments you may share a widespread belief that bill 100 will solve all of the negotiating problems of the last two years that unfortunately is dead wrong creates new problems teachers fervently hope that the legislation will eventually solve most of the problems but in its present form bill 100 will create new problems that did not exist before its introduction in fact close reading of the legisla tion shows that it is a restrictive bill in its present form the following points tell why point 1 some headlinewriters seized upon the fact that bill 100 contains the right to strike for ontario teachers while that is correct careful reading of the fine print shows that such a sanction can be undertaken only after a series of steps and to add a further stumbling block to the reality of the sanction the bill creates a new public service commission with far reaching powers responsible only to the government in short the bill restricts the right teachers have used to strike upon rare occasions in ontario point 2 strike is a rarity in our school system the publicity spotlight on a small number of strikes this past year overlooked the many areas that settled amicably the bill however uses the small number of situations to remove the right of all principals and viceprincipals to participate in local sanction in fact they cant even vote on it thisisparticularlydangerousfroman educational viewpoint because over night it places the emphasis upon the administrator role of the principal and viceprincipal principal teacher should mean exactly what it says the head of an educational team within the school unless amended or dropped however this clause will destroy that educational role and the mutual trust necessary to support it again bill 100 is restrictive removing rights that now exist for those principal teachers point 3 billloo would create a five- member equation relations commis- sion the public service body referred to earlierresponsibteforerisuringthatthe guidelines work a serious question about this body is whether it should be responsible to the government or to the legislature ontarios newly- appointed ombudsman is responsible to the latter why not the education relations commission as well point 4 after setting up a series of obstacles to the possibility of strike ever happening bill 100 then goes on to include in the definition of strike a farranging list of activities most unrealistic is the inclusion of extra curricular or voluntary programs that teachers now provide on an unpaid basisof good will if this clause passes without amendment several things will happen a liiose voluntary activi- ties may now be mandatory under the legislation b f so- they become an area of negotiation which they have not been c inevitably that will mean increased cost for the taxpayer again bill 100 is restrictive n this part of the legislation point 5 the bill suggests that all contracts end ai the same time august 31 this seems like a tidy idea until one suddenly realizes that every teacher contract in the province of ontario will be concluding at the identical moment every year this has mindboggling implications for the workload of the education relations commission which may be over worked for part of the year and over staffed for the rest again by creating a lockstep timetable the bill may be creating unworkable restrictions all of these points indicate why ontario teachers believe that every member of the social development committee 13 progressive conser vatives four liberals three nop should take a close look at the educa tional implications of bill 100 before returning it to the legislature for third and final reading the legislation has many good points but if it passes in its present form here is what will happen in ontarios education system impossible situation the knee jerk decision to restrict the rights of principals and vice principals will create an us and them psycho logical situation in every school it may in fact be impossbic for many pnnci pals to develop co ordination and co operation of effort among the members of the staff of the school as they are legally required to do in the education act 1974 changing the ground rules for voluntary activities s teachers creates a whole new ballgame in this area unlessamended t clause makes it likely that voluntary and extra curricu la r activities will enter negotiations the financial implications are obvious the good faith that the ml endorses without defining by the way will be impossible in many areas because of the many restrictions teachers want to see an end to confrontation in negotiations they want renewed efjinasisupon the educational concerns they share with parents and their students in its present form however they do not see 8illl00doingthdxr free bus sponsored by stouffville merchants a few years ago for mussleman lake residents and both she and the pellets mentioned a young man named jerry who would mow their lawns and do other chores without asking for payment the pellets are especially grateful for such help since mr pellet has been chronically ill for some time also their finances make it hard to pay for help you dont have the same finances and you cant entertain as you used to said mrs pellet we cant go out anymore as for mrs badgerow she has no way of going to see friends while she is visited by her sons two of whom live in the stouff ville area most of her time is spent alone at home her husband had entered the hospital three years ago and finally passed away last year at the age of 92 for many years a boarder named john conner stayed with the badgerows but last year he died as well while she is begin ning to get fed up with this shooting over the tv and cant quite figure out todays young people she is grateful for her health and her home as long as im able to get around and look after myself id rather be in my own home mrs badgerow con cluded homes rather than seek help in an institution 6 we can en courage and respeel christian faith which can bring purpose for living and hope for the future 7 we can support second career em ployment 8 we can support longterm health care facilities 9 we can promote and encourage suitable housing for seniors 10 we can put pressure on the goverrt- ment for adequate pensions and services mmmmmmmm holy land tour to the places you have always wanted to see jerusalem bethany tiberias bethlehem sail the sea of galilee and many other exciting towns of bible days hosting your tour will be the hisey family host of hisey house of song seen over many ontario tv stations and rev clinton bell of elmira missionary church leaving november 25 1975 write today for information to hisey house of song box 249r creemore ontario l0m 1g0 a authorized dealer rock of ages guarantees every sealmark memorial not only to you but also to the cemetery where it is erected we carry in stock at alltimes a large selection of beautiful designs crafted in granite marble or bronze for your choice satisfaction guaranteed monuments erected in all cemeteries cemetery lettering and renovations out of respect and understanding we refrain from untimely solicitations when time and circumstances are convenient will you please consult us member moraimerrt lulidart appointments or courtesy car by request stouffville monument works blnortnamerica th mark of excellence 113 main st west phone 6403643 stouffville po bo 235 biiiiiibi cp me and save jf wellington way 2946688 55 wellington street markham emergency 2943405 biiiiiibii we have something to rent for everyone asphalt roof kettle day 25 00 bicycle exerciser 100 5 00 concrete equipment i 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