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the tribune thursday november 18 mis 7 claremont hews dead from two world wars honoured byaaneloney of thetreligious service in claremont legion the church they returned observed its annual to the legion hall for the remembrance day and laying of the wreaths at church service on the cenotaph and lor sunday nov 7 in the prayers given by mr united church the cook s parade formed at the wreaths were laid by legion hall and led by doris lake for the silver ajax pipe band entered cross mothers rene the church where the rennie for the legion rev edward cook spoke ladies auxiliary david and took- for his sermon emmorey fori the cubs blessed are the and scouts and debbie canadian youthtime a christian radio broadcast utilizing local talent recently passed its 25th anniversary the youth panel segment of the show which is beamed around the world is taped at the stouffville youth centre regular panelists pictured above from left to right are dave lawrenson donna milligan winston thurton and terry ratcuff peacemakers legion president ralph norton read the honor roll for those who gave their lives in the two world wars and as the names were called stella macdonald dropped the poppies before the cross in the chancelat the end youthtime radio program passes 25th year by ted wilcox stouffville outside of its immediate vicinity few people have heard the name of stouffvilleright wrong in fact the village of stouffville has become known by hun dreds of people around the world as the location of the canadian youthtime radio program which last week passed its 25th an niversary in broad casting the program which is beamed 23 times weekly around the world is designed to reach youth with the message of christianity and features local young people as panelists in each session produced by don ratcliff of rr 4 jstouffville the broadcast first grew out of youth for christ rallies which were held in the stouffville missionary church the- st james presbyterian church and the second markham baptist now springvale baptist church another outgrowth of those rallys are the youth programs still held each sunday night at the parkside youth centre on the stouffviue gormley road canadian youthtime radio originally involved a onehalf hour magazine type of program with gospel music a seven- minute message and a teen panel discussing some topic rev norman rowan former pastorof the second markham baptist church was one of the early radio preachers for the show in more recent years the program was streamlined to have only panel segments and gospel music co ordinated by an an nouncer dr stephen brown of florida himself a former prizewinning disc jockey acts as the shows announcer and gives a brief windup at each programs end the local panelists meet once a month at the youth centre where they tape four segments and decide on topics for the next taping session panel members are terry ratcliff donna milligan and dave lawrenson all from the stouffville area and winston thurton of toronto theres nothing the matter with sermons says don ratcliff but if you can present a dif ferent type of bait that a station doesnt already have theyre apt to go after it in fact he receives three or four letters weekly from various stations asking to air the show- the problem lies in the fact that the stations all want to be paid each week for broadcasting the program and canadian youthtime has limited funds the us stations which broadcast the program however all dq so free of charge as a public service in canada its another ball game said mr ratcliff you pay for it period youve got to have the money altogether- 18 stations in all broadcast the show new parkview pastor is settling in very well everyone is endeavouring tomake sure he is made cf welcome we trust the lord will bless him in the ministry here which is so ivery vital and necessary v last thursday we were very grateful to the i pioneer girls from the hcisehill church for bcing responsible for the space jkrill good doiig stotesbury very we are pleased to say variety of places we will and mrsc mackechnie that rev- paulmartin taketimetomentionasandmissr goodwereall pur new home pastor is jmany as settling in very well and permit henry and eva grandson was in to see popert of fenelon falls his grandmother mrs l visited with asa byers stotesbury who we are mrs w f mcreynolds glad to have back from came in from dallas hospital agnes myers of texas to visit her- beebe quebec visited- mother mrs brander with mrs f rattee john who is now resident in the and marion hall of home previously one of hagersville came in to the apartment tenants see mrs a heise and sandra and kathryn donna leibeck of barrie mackechnie of montreal came to visit mr winger mr ratcliff tells of having the show accepted recently on a large rock station in fort pearce florida the station was looking for a program which would make the switch from sermons to rock music a bit less abrupt on sunday mor nings and canadian youthtime fit the bill that station agreed to air the show for no charge the topics covered by the panelists have in cluded everything from dating to bible study to choosing a college a subject being discussed when the tribune visited thestudio last week was that of divorce and a family law solicitor was on hand as a guest panelist the worldwide impact of the program is demonstrated by the places letters have been received from through the years responses have come from india africa australia new zealand europe and- north south and central america five shortwave broadcasts a week go out from hcjb high atop the andes i mountains in ecuador a recent letter came from a man convicted of homicide now residing in a british- honduras prison he requested informauon on how to take a bible correspondence course and asked for a radio so he could listen to the program more regularly the convicted man said his letter had been smuggled out and mailed since prisoners are allowed only to write to individuals not organizations later the man learned he could write to don ratcliff directly and did so most letters received are from young people said mr ratcliff who have been helped with some problem and other correspondents have written saying they have decided to follow christ through the show beverly for the public school former members of claremont baptist church will be happy to bear that the rev f a luck and mrs luck now living in brantford are the proud grandparents of their second grand child devin michael born october 21 the son of mr and mrs ron craigo of toronto visiting at the home of mr and mrs ted ryan and norman uzzell is mr uzzells mother marie uzzell of london england who came to claremont to attend her grandson michael ryans wedding recently at the old mill in toronto she will be staying until after the christmas holidays saturday weekend visitors at the home of mr and mrs al robertson were mr and mrs roger brown of new carollton maryland keith norton of kingston and paul nesbitt and tracey and todd of little britain and mr and mrs lloyd pascoe of claremont on sunday their guests were mr and mrs cecil- redman of tlfarirham and mr and mrs peter white and ken of claremont a happy coincidence was that mrs robertsons sister mrs redman and her- niece mrs white mother and daughter were both celebrating their bir thdays on the same day sunday the all ontario champs dance courtesy of the claremont royal legion branch 483 will be in the hall saturday evening nov 20 all proceeds will go to purchase jackets for the winning teams the midget girls and the pee wee boys this is a fund raising dance and the legion is hoping for a large turnout everyone 18 years and older is welcome jean drake and rosemary timms of the melody makers of markham returned last sunday evening from the annual international convention in com petition for the barber shop harmony quar tettes and choruses held in springdield mass symphony hall nine quartettes and 24 choruses competed vthe guides and brownies are holding their ann kaffir on saturday nov 7 in the public school tea will be served and there will be a draw for the lovely quilt made by the guides fast speed cassette copying available for churches small or large orders filled 60 minute tape can be copied in 2 minutes price s250 sach for copyings tape will also tape special services call doug at 6403820 after6pm luesby memorial co ltd 93 main st s newmarket i3y 3y8 memorials of distinction delivered to all cemeteries custom designing and lettering a specialty by our own craftsmen quality and satisfaction guaranteed for personalized service visit our showroom or phone newmarket d tnimllflklcnkl uxbridge 8954931 lumftlndljn 852 7222 home appointments and transportation by request variety program our thanks toogo to the rev jacob smallof christian church in stouffville rev small conducted the sunday ievening service on nov rl 14 rev small is new to the church and the area itand wewelcome him to j parkview home f visitors to the home during this week have been many and from a business directory pubfe- accountants bregman r sharpley kusatz chartered accountants 71 main st w stouffville ont resident partner s kusati ca v m01mi s m4u70 david a huntley chartered accountant davis drive newmarket ont leonard r rosenberg associates chartered accountants myonoests aurora phone m5t20mtl optometrists pi richard black od optometrist stouffville aieoical centre for appointment mo j71j v hoors hours it am pm livery tuesday goodwood community pork and centre association annual meeting monday november 22 1976 at 800v f at the goodwood community hall for the purpose of electing three board members n r- y lets discuss v ontario l surveyors ji malcolm phillips ontario land surveyor hmamstw abo ve the rank ol commerce stonhvin r missionary conference nov 2128 with rev jack bart from argentina nov 21 suriday services sunday school 950 am worship services 1100 am and 720 pm nov 23 tuesday night 730 pm slide presentation k nov 24 wednesday night 730 pm family nite nov 26 friday night 730young peoples panel discussion nov 28 sunday services sunday school 930 am worship services 11 am 720 pm at- v opuml baptist a friendly growing praying teaching church ythcon ballantrae rev paul d hope pastor my family and i like stouffville we like the treelined streets and- the open spaces where children can play in safety we all enjoy the many facilities theparks and swimming popls library and arena so accessible to each of us above all we enjoy the friendliness 6fthe town and our neighbours allqf us benefit from the original charm and character of stouffville established over the yearsand still so evident these qualities must be guarded and preserved but change is knocking at the door and qur quality of life is threatened while some changes are inevitable and some will certainly be good we must all be aware and informed before their arrival as councillor for ward 6 ill be concerned about s- i subjects thatmatter ill be reporting to you all ofyou on what is before council and how it may affect you response i will actv your concerns will be my concerns- and upon your responsive representation in ward5 elect sheila councillor 6402474 notice township of uxbridge f take noticethattjutcouncil of the corporation of the township of uxbridge has applied to the ontario municipal board pursuant to secti6rp35ahd section 35a of the planning act for approval of bylaw 7644 passed on the 21st day of october 1976 ffi bylaw 7646 applies only to thearea of the of the former corporation of tfie township of scott which now forms a portion of the present corporation of the township of uxbridge the by-law- implements the policies of the official plan of the scott planning area it regulates and prohibits the use of lands- and the character location and use of buildings structures and prescribes conditions for the development of land and facilities within the area- after the approval of the bylaw no land building structure excavation lotor premise shall be used or occupied and- no building structure or excavation shall be erectedaltered or made in whole or in part for any purpose and no development shall take place except in conformity with the bylaws provisions copies of the bylaw are available at the municipal offices of the municipality located at 20 bascombe st uxbridge any person interested may within fourteen 14 days afterthe date of this notice send by registered mail or deliver to the clerk of the township of uxbridge notice of his objection to or approval of the said bylaw together with the statement of the ground of such ob jection or reasons for his support or may request notice of any hearing that may be held by the- ontario municipal board to consider the application name and address to which should begiven theontariomunicipal boardmay approve of the said bylaw but before doing so it may appoint a time and place when any objection tothe bylaw will be considered- the last date forfcling objection will be november 30 1976 dated at the township of uxbridge this 16th day of november 1976 r g kester clerk administrator the corporation of the township of ux bridge municipal offices uxbridge ontario r giving also- the such notice church services j churchill baptist church aurora sideroad 9 cone i rev paul hopebtk 6405629 p ministerof youth jirriclubine missionary conference with- the bart family from argentina nov 21nov 28 950 am sunday school open session with the bart family 1100 am morning worship rev jack bart speaking special music cordy claudia chuang 720 pm evening service rev jack bart special music john hisey and steve smith tues nov 23 945 am ladies coffee hour with marg bart v 730 pm slide presentation by the barts refreshments special music john doris thompson all churches are invited wed 730- family night special program by the barts thurs 315 pioneer v fri 730 pm youth night we warmly welcome you r iq vivf vi christ church anglican 254 sunset boulevard sunday nov 21 1976 trinity 22 unionville gospel hall 2nd street at hwy 7- lords day breaking bread 930 930 am morning sunday school and bibie prayer sunday school class 1130 am nursery gospel meeting 7 pm everyone welcome wedy prayer bible revwfedney study 8 pm rector 29716346401461 all heartily welcome- stouffville pentecostal chukch 460 main st e ph 6405696 rev s a grant pastor 6404903 friday 630 pm ca progressive supper sunday nov 21 1976 945 am christian education hour 1100 am family worship 700 pm evangelism fellowship wed 800 pm bible study prayer p attend the church ji of your choice s 1 iii-