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the tribune thursday february 5 w 7 tttiut rtrtftttrf b ckurch services www j stouffville united church sunday feb 8 17 rev jl carder r j babj 11 am t worship cubs scouts sundayschool 945 am- uc inter- congregation 11 ajn nursery kindergarten primary jr daises r you will be welcome christ church 21 anglican 2s4 sunset boulevard epiphany v 30 am family service sunday school nursery school everyone welcome rev wf edney rector 2971634 6401461 stouffvhxe missionary 5 church lsjmalnsle rev j hamilton minister sunday feb 8 197 945 am family sunday school bus service available 1100 am 700 pm worship services wed 730 pm prayer and bible study fri 800 pm higfi school youth youre always welcome at the missionary church st james presbyterian church rev ted creen ba 6404195 10 am worship 1115 am sunday school all warmly welcome together combined service of the ringwood christian church and stouffville christian church speaker 11 00 pastor j byrne 1000 sunday school memorial c christian church gormley missionary church rev cecil rosenberger pastor phone 8875846 feb 8 1976 950 am family sunday school l 11 am morning worship 7 30 p m hymn sing plan to see johnny cash in the film gospel road sunday night feb 22 730 pm weekly home bible studies a warm welcome awaits you always support found to expand re committee stouffville a council resolution calling for representation on york regional planning committee has- been endorsed by three area municipalities king east gwillimbury and markham endorsed the resolution while newmarket received and filed it the town of vaughan voted against the motion as of yet council has from area not many women can match the record of annie woolhead 86 a resident at brierbush hospital mrs woolhead has 115 living descendants she has eight children 35 grandchildren 66 great grandchildren and six great great grandchildren shown here are second markham baptist church gormleystouffville rd at 6th cone kennedy rd mr tom hamilton phone 8875651 sunday feb 8 1976 1030 sunday school 700 pm evening service wed 800 pm prayer bible study nursery always available listen to your bible today broadcast choo1390 am 1230 noon every sunday altona missionary church rev donald t pugh pastor sunday feb 8 1976 1030 am sunday school 1130 am morning worship 730 evening service wed prayer meeting 800 pm you are cordially invited to the missionary church bloomington christian gospel church revcwsorley 945 sunday school 1100 morning worship wed 8 pm prayer bible study tues friday 7 pm pioneer girls unionville gospel hall 2nd street at hwy 7 lords day breaking bread 930 am sunday school and bible class 1130 am gospel meeting 7 pirn wed prayer bible study 8 pm- all heartily welcome heisehill brethren in christ church pastor james cobcr 8875489 10 am sunday school 11 am morning worship 730 prnj sunday evening service 745 pm wed mid week prayer service everyone welcome 5 churchill baptist church aurora sideroad 9 cone rev paul hope bth minister of youth jim clubine t am sunday school for all ages bus ride available 11 am morning worship hoover girls duet 700 pm evening service wed 745 pm prayer bible study fri 730 pm youth night we warmly welcome you 2 bethel assembly of god hwy 47 48 phone 6405555 or 8875747 rev howard minaker pastor sunday feb 8 1976 945 am bible school ai00 am you will be missed 730pm your place empty all roads lead to bethel i just minutes from where you are tl stouffville pentecostal church t 460 main st eph 6404903 rev sagrant pastor 6404903 friday 745 pm the film vthe gospel road produced by johnny june cash k sundayfeb81976 1000 am christian education hour 1100 am family worship service 700 pm fellowship evangelism wed 800 pm bible study prayer f attend the church of 1 your choice r business directory rmomc accoihiionh bregman sharpley kusatz chartered accountants n ma m st w stouffville ont resident partner skuutlca h4u70 david a huntley chartered accountant 641 davis drive j newmarket ont five generations mrs woolhead is seated in the centre her daughter mrs george francis rr 2 markham is at left while her son james francis stands behind at right is joyce delaney holding diana lynne the fifth generation george ross parkview news residents eagerly await the magazine leonard r rosenberg associates chartered accountants myonoests aurora phone m75720 w2741 optometrists frichard black od optometrist -stouffville- medicalcentre for appointment 4403722 hours hours 10 am 1 pm every tuesday well we are now into the month of february and it is time for park views magazine to emerge again this had been a fairly new venture in the home for them to have their own magazine to which they contribute articles themselves is v quite something for the residents they eagerly await the first of the month in the hope that it will be ready by then things have been continuing much the same during the last weeks and the art classes are still con tinuing well supported by residents and off duty staff last wednesday was birthday party day for those who had their birth days in january we would like to thank those from the anglican church in stouffville who made it a very enjoyable day and at the same time offer our congratulations to mrs stotesbury mrs de geer and miss pfohl who celebrated their birthdays last month thursday evening at the home proved to be an very interesting one this week for a change some of the residents of the home took part in the informal get together led and arranged by miss grace ramer the ad juvant of parkview she had mr e good and his grandchildren taking part mr s braley giving a little talk mr whit- tamore reciting some of shakespeare and mr willis hoover playing the organ the residents were very well en tertained and responded really well to those who took part we would like to thank rev don pugh of altona missionary church for ministering the word of god on sunday evening and mrs edith lewis for sharing in song more locals special service a special baden powell church service will be held this coming sunday feb 8 at stouffville united church local cubs and scouts will be present in the 11 a serv dinner in toronto mr and mrs walter pipher and mr and mrs fred steckley enjoyed sunday dinner with shirley steckley and ruth fox in toronto sunday dinner mr and mrs j byrne pastor at the ringwood christian church enjoyed sunday dinner with air and mrs walter vague received no reply the other three municipalities council passed the resolution on receipt of notice from the ministry of housing advising that the authority to approve plans of subdivision will be handed over to the region whitchurch stouffville is not represented on regional planning committee mayor gordon ratcliff- who argued against the resolution on the grounds he doesnt have time to sit on more committees said he would vote against the resolution if it ever came up at the region mayor ratcliff is the towns only represent ative on regional council handicapped seek recognition stouffville handicapped people can play a useful role in the com- munity that was the theme of a meeting recently in richmond hiuythe meeting heard norah love of the march of dimes tell how handicapped people are often too timid to take an active part in the com munity lack of acceptance by the non- handicapped is also a problem she said to foster better understanding and to find ways of integration into society at least one handicapped person in this area wants to form a local group margaret gibbons of musselmans lake feels that local handicapped people would benefit from forming a local group associated with the march of dimes those who are interested in forming such a group should contact mrs gibbons at her work 6401237 or at home 640- 3160 womens meeting the- christian womens club will meet at 930 am and 715 pm on tuesday feb 10 at aurora highlands golf club all ladies are welcome to attend christian school meeting planned advertise weekly dinner to honor centre founder markham revdonaldparr one of the early supporters of the markham and dist family life centre will be honored thursday feb 12 rev parr is pastor of st andrews united church a dinner in his honor will be held at st patricks roman catholic church in markham he will receive a plaque testifying to his public spirit and organizational ability in setting up the centre that according to a press release has helped and continues to help countless families in this community stouffville the planning to establish a christian school in the area is well vunderway to that end a public meeting will be held thursday at- the parkside youth- centre steering committee chairman david barker said the meeting is being called to present a progress report and to solicit increased support from the community as well as the main steering committee an education subcommittee has been formed which includes professional educators in the public and christian schools a public relations committee and finance committee are also being organized mr barker said the meeting will be underway at 745 pm have your chesterfield reupholstered from the bestfor less the price of a new suite 5 year workmanship guarantee 25 years in this area 4 monthly pa ymentsno extra charge 294258 1 29f 2h55 k susann kirkfctguw afcibsnrtk bvmjuwea r hi itm i hovy hmani- irii- our next attraction v lets oo it ream in the metro area check your yellow pages for the guardian drug store nearest you ontario has a new seat belt law this is what you should know about it last year 1304 people were killed in automobile accidents in ontario another 98673 were injured many of those deaths and injuries could have been avoided had the persons involved been wearing seat belts that is why- effective january f 1976 the use ofseat belts became mandatory- i in practice the law issimple you niust wear a seat belt andshoulder- harnesslf both are available if your car was manufactured after january 1 1971 it is illegal to remove the seat belts andthey must be in good working order if seat belts have been r removed they must be replaced seat belts that are not working must be repaired 1i the shoulder harness is not part of the system in back seatsarid need not be installed it is not illegal to carry more passengers than there areseat belts the driver is responsible for all children aged 2 to 15 all adult passengers 16 and over are responsible forthemselves there are exceptions 1 children under two years of age 2 persons with a medical exemption certificate from theirdoctor 3 delivery personnel driving in their dropoff zone at 25 mph or under 4 rural mail delivery personnel r 5 convertibles do not require shoulder harness the fine for breaking the law is from s20 to s100 plus costs but life and health are precious and accidents which cause death or injury to people ordamage to property cost far more than the fine whether you are a driver or a passenger from now on you must wear a seat belt your ontario government asks for your cooperation c for more information contact public and safety information branch ministry of transportatioriand communications ij 1201 wilson avenue downsview ontario m3m 1j8 ministry of transportation and communications james snow minister province of ontario 1 wiliiam davis premier wsjtjjry jzlt