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the tribune thursday september 23 uk i 6 revf albert luck is retiring from the ministry after 40 years he served for the past eight years as pastor of the first baptist church of claremont career of 40 years ends for rev luck claremont after 40 years in the pulpit rev f lbert luck is retiring from the ministry he has served the last eight years as pastor of claremont first baptist church of rev luck now plans to move to brantford ontario for retirement- to do something else besides preach i wont sit down and do nothing his preaching career began somewhat later than some since he far med until he was 21 then returned to school at paris high school he then received degrees at i- mcmaster university and mcmaster divinity school when asked why he went into the ministry he said everything seemed to point that way i had to give it a try looking back he says its been a rewarding 40 years rev luck began as a student pastor at sher- ybrooke baptist church ontario and was or- dained at selkirk baptist church in 1939 he was minister of cheltenham baptist church- twice and also served as a chaplain in the canadian army in canada- and overseas r then prior to coming to claremont in 1968 rev luck was minister of barrie first baptist church from 19491959 and dundas baptist church 19591968 he married jean minor a nurse from lowbanks ontario and has one daughter mrs rr crago of islington and one grandson tyler rev luck says a lot of things have changed from the time when he entered the ministry one trend today is the breaking up of family lifein his first 30 years as a pastor of the couples he married only one parted thats not true of the last 10 years the stresses of presentday life are pretty hard on the family as for the state of christendom today rev luck said i hold the view that the church is under stress i- believe the church will probably get smaller before itll get stronger he adds however that j think its going to be exciting theres a wide pessimism problem in the church but i dont hold that view jsummitview school sees rise in enrolment stouffville summitview and claremont public schools have shown the largest increases in enrolment in the area this fall summitview school climbed to 445 this fall up from 433 last june and 426 at the beginning of last year claremont now has about 310 pupils enrolled as compared with 250 students at the start of last year and 290 in june the college park subdivision accounts for most of the summitview increase a- dropwas seen at goodwoodwebb public school where 351 enrolled this fall as compared with 379 in june statistics from other schools are as follows orchard park school had 466 registered this fall only three more than he opening day of school last year total enrolment at stouffville dist secondary school this fall js 950 with 843 secondary and 107 grade 8 students there are less grade 8s and more secondary students said viceprincipal ronald mercer concrete from brooklin since 1952 contractors public utilities 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with a beautiful painting of claremont baptist church painted by mrs ken ward a former member of the church and also a purse of money mrs jack hall parkview news presented a scrap book that she had made of pictures and events concerning the church and congregation after the very entertaining evening bill binstead speak for the last time as minister- in the evening atfodock the rev john torrance of wiarton- dr nh parker- of dorset dr ivan morgan of dundas and the rev jr closed the program with simpson of ingersolkwill prayer next sunday sept 26 the church will be celebrating its 155th anniversary at 11 am at which mr luck will staff attends conference last monday tuesday and wednesday sept 1315 the annual homes for the aged association convention was held at the royal york hotel ten of the members of the parkview staff were able to attend this convention on monday and tuesday and found the various seminars very helpful again we were glad to have mr jeffries fill in for rev vanderbent at the meetings in the home rev vanderbent will be back from vacation during this week thursday evening the residents appreciated the wright trio from newmarket sharing in the variety program and on sunday at the evening service rev paul hope pastor of churchill baptist church gave a very challenging word and two of the young people joanne wedley and laurie lockhart ministered in song we welcomed many visitors to the home again this week and just want to take time to mention those who have visited from a distance jennie mover of waterloo visited mr and- mrs moyer as did richard ohare visiting canada from france rev cv brown of stayner for miss bond gerald and ruthann winger of listowell cliff and gertrude winder of palmerston and bruce and jean eade of gowanastown all visited henry winger mrs copfe of coburg visited mrs rattee p smith of pembroke for mr byer rev and mrs e stotesbury of southampton for mrs stotesbury herman and ruby shuman of pen dleton ind usa mr and mrs flory of- ohio and nancy holinger and lois shuman also of pendleton for- mr winger and earl and mildred winger of islington and port colbourne for mr alvin winger speak there will be special music by the cheltenham baptist church everyone in the claremont area who wish to say goodbye are invited to attend this farewell service for mr and mrs luck before they leave the village to retire to their new home in brantford under the direction of band master william coates claremont citizens band played at the conservative picnic at fairland park in brooklin last saturday afternoon at the senior citizens euchre in the club house last thursday the win ners were wj briggs vi boniface and mrs bin- stead mrs mary bowden attended the caledon fair saturday and exhibited her partbred arabian horse karevel which won first side saddle and got a fourth in the spani sh conquistadore costume her arabian horse phaezeme won first in the conquistadore costume sunday morning at orillia phaezeme came first in the conquistadore costumeand a second in english pleasure karevel got a first in junior equitation a third in english pleasure and a third in conquistadore costume geraldine bowden who trains and rides the horses and mrs bowdens junior rider christine money at tended both fairs the joint ucw meeting will be held monday sept 27 at 930 am in- the united church for a unique radio listening experience tune in on ch00 13 1390 on your dial from 1230 100 pm each sunday 1230 1245 pm the aaennonlte hour 1245 100 pm canadian youthtime you will be glad you listened div of toronto 0rban centre ltd new used ff yamaha willis lowrey 6612060 11 10 finch w north side of finch weitof dufferin 2 locations call ok visit today consoles 6211871 sherway gardens hwy 427 at the queenswoy uprights grands wag vs prices the antiinflcrtion program is nearly one year old the program was announced last october 14 and the antiinflation act was passed by parliament in december the goal was to create a fair and stable economic climate for all of us guidelines were established for the control of prices profits incomes dividends and professional fees the federal government established a policy ofspending restraint the provinces are supporting the program and are applying guidelines in areas of provincial concern such as rents- the target of the first year of the antiinflation program was to bring inflation down from a rate of 108 to 8 or less this goal is going to be reached still many canadians are concerned about rising prices and may feel in fact that pricesare rising faster than their family incomes for most of us this is not the case the facts prove that since the start of the program most of us are better off than we were before because salaries on average are keeping ahead of prices prices last year sudden and frightening price increases were happening all too often by october 1975 canadians had experienced 20 months of inflation of 10 or moreno one could be sure how far the dollar earned one day would stretch the next the aritiinflation program was brought in to control the rise in n prices giving canadians a better chance to plan and live within their family budgets price increases have slowed down by august the annual rate of increase in the consumer price index had dropped to 62 although some price increases have to be expected this month and next the 8 target will surely be met wages the dritiinf lotion program has also helped to restrain increases in wages salaries and other incomes the guidelines on compensation allow for a basic increase of 8 plus 2 as a share of national productivity growth another 2 can be added or subtracted depending on whether a group had kept up with or fallen behind cost of living increases before the program began more than half of the agreements arid settlements reported to the antiinfldtion board have been within these arithmetic guidelines a gradual downward trend in wage increases has started and it should continue as more canadians realize that because of declining inflation settling for less wont hurt them the real gains since the start of the antiinflation program the average canadian has actually improved his or her buying power this is because lower wage increases along with lower price increases have resulted in a gain in real incomes the real gain is worked outby taking the actual increase in earnings and subtracting from it the effects of higher consumer prices real incomes are proba bly the best measure of how were doing of how we can manage to pay our bills at home by this spring real incomes were up 36 dyer last year before tin 9 monihs of 197s compared lo ihe samt period in he previous year after most recent 3 month penod lor which earnings data avatlabl mar may 76 compared to same period in the previous year growth in average tmsrw growth in average industrial composite wffkly earnings 143 industrial composite growth in real earnings 129 growth mreal earnings- -3tr- 36 controls on both prices and incomes are part of the reason why the inflation rate is dropping the cooperation and head work of most canadians is the rest of the story we will soon be moving into the second year of the program with a goal of lowering the inflation rate to 6 or less working togetherwe can reach this target too v i government oouvememenf of canada du canada theamt- f inflation frqgram arevewvw year one e h f- f church services s3scss338s3 altona missionary church pastor vklaue sunday sept 26 1030 am sunday school 1130 am morning worship 730 pm evening service wed prayer meeting 800 pm you are cordially invited to the missionary church stouffville united church sunday sept 26 1976 rev jl carder babd 1100 am worship service church school 945 am inter congregation class 1100 am nursery kindergarten primary jr classes you will be welcome stouffville missionary church 159 main st e i rev j hamilton minister sunday- sept 26 945 am family sunday school bus service available 1100 am 700 pm worship services with the pastor speaking wed 730 pm prayer and bible study fri 800 pm high school youth youre always welcome 7 heiseiiill bretherenin christ church pastor cober 8875489 10 am sunday school 11- am morning worship v 730 pm sunday evening service 745pm wed mid week prayer service everyone welcome st james presbyterian church rev ted crecn ba 640195 io am worship- 11 am sunday school all warmly welcome second markham baptist church gormleystouffville rd at 6th cone kennedy rd mr tom hamilton phone 8875651 sunday sept 26 1976 please call for bus ride 1000 am bible school for all ages 1100 am morining worship 700 pm evening service wed 800 pm prayer bible study gormley missionary church v rev cecil rbsenberger pastor phone 8875846 scpl26th 950 am family sunday school 11 am morning worship 730 pm mr leslie harris from mission aviation fellowship wed 8 pm family night a warm welcome awaits you always mccormack memorial church j highway 48 at vivian j rev cwsorley pastor sept 26th 1976 945 am morning service 1100 am sunday school- thur 8 pm new life hour christ church anglican 254 sunset boulevard sunday sept 26 1976 930 am holy com- munion v sunday school nursery school everyone welcome rcvwfedney rector 2971634 640146l bethel assembly of god hwy 47 48 phone 6405555 or 8875747 rev howard mihaker pastor sunday sept 26 1976 945 am bible school 700 pm 4th anniversary services all roads lead to bethel but jesus is the only way to heaven bloomington christian gospel church revldwsorley- missionary conference sept22ndt026th wed 22nd v speaker rev keith frew africa evangelical fellowship principal of chizera bible inst zambia central africa music mrs ron sargent mrs keith lewis thurs 23rd speaker revwilliam j curry director of development global outreach incorporated music mr mrs bev warwood i fri 24th pioneer girls night speaker mrs faith crosby newmarket music bloomingtori- church girls group sun 26th speaker rev harry percy susan anterior mission rev percy is one of canadas missionary statesmen we are favoured to have him with us for our missionary conference at 11 am music mrs graham butcher come and enjoy the inspiration of our missionary conference mid week services at 8 pm stouffville pentecostal church v 460mainst e ph 6405696 rev sagrant pastor 6404903 friday 800 pm youth time business meeting sunday sept 26 1976 945 am christian education hour- 1100 am family worship service 700 pm fellowship evangelism wed 800 pm biblestudy prayer sat sept 25th 800 am mens fellowship breakfast i xaxll unionv1lle j gospel hall 2nd street at hwy 7 lords day breaking bread 930 am- sunday school and bible class 1130 am gospel meeting 7pm wed prayer bible study 8 pm all heartily welcome churchill baptist church i aurorasideroad49conc v rev paul hope b th 6405629 minister of youthjim clublne s 950 zirtz sunday school for all ages bus ride available xzig 11 00ammormngworship thurs 315 pmfkonw ftj00 p iv- v t it vtii