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f 3t the tribune thursday june 1i1im 1 ida lear y wras5 parkview hoihe si citizen by j th stouffville how does one grow old gracefully whatever the secret mrs george leary of parkview home rupert avenue has the formula shes the most vivacious senior citizen one could ever meet a parkview resident since 1974 she has nothing but kind nords for everyone employed there its a good place she says with a wonderful staff born ida foote oct 11 18ss shell celebrate ber 96th birthday this fall a keen memory coupled with a pleasant personality makes her a joy to be around ive a lot to be thankful for she says a native of betbesda she attended the little oneroom school there walking about a mile and a half there and back each day when the weather was really bad i always hated to stay home because i knew id miss a lot of fun isaac pike was the teacher a good many years the betbesda and stouffville telephone company actually had an office in the com munity but originally there were only about five homes accorded this luxury hers rev jim carder pastor at the stouffville united church for the past twelve years will conduct his farewell service sunday at 11 am rev carder came to stouffville in september 1968 from glenmount united church toronto hes highly regarded not only by his congregation but by the community jim thomas rev jim carder pastor says farewell by jim thomas stouffville its been a wonderful experience here i jove stouffville its a fine place in which to live few if any will disagree with rev jim carder minister for the past twelve years at stouffville united church all will agree that because of him the town is indeed a better place in which to live rev carder will preside- over his farewell service sunday often referred to as stouffvilles visiting pastor its been jims firm belief that you cant u preach to people you dont h know and you dont get to know people by merely shaking their hands on sunday mornings for this reason hes c made a practice of visiting nursing homes private homes and hospitals on a regular basis senior citizens appreciate knowing they havent been forgotten i consider this a ministers responsibility he says over the years hes been considered as much a part of the personnel at parkview as the regular staff often i suggested to joe nighswander he set me up with a room and a bed he joked a native of leemington rev carder has never lost touch with his old home town or his three brothers and three sisters annually they get together for a family reunion before entering the ministry he was principal of a one- room school with eight grades and sixtyfour students out of a salary of 550 he paid his board and saved enough to go on to university he attended at the university of western ontario lon don victoria college and emmanuel college university of toronto over a period of thirtyeight years hes had five pastoral charges including hearst 1942 barrie 1947 sudbury 1951 toronto 1956 and stouffville from 1968 he and wife genevieve will continue to live here mrs carder an ex tremely talented lady is involved in readership development with the united church of canada many of her informative articles have been published in the ob server weve been partners in every sense of the word says jim ap preciatively he speaks with pride of their family of four including three sons william of scarborough gordon and bob in markham one daughter ruth toronto and four grandchildren jim admits hes the kind of person who finds it difficult to slow down even on the advice of his doctor fourteen working hours a day are not un common when the phone rings you must respond he says on a number of occasions hes had as many as three funerals on a single weekend notto speakof other commitments hes tried to keep mondays free but even this hasnt always been possible despite the demands on his time he wouldnt have changed a thing never once have i regretted the decision its been a very fulfilling kind of work with many bonuses rev carder has nothing but affectionate words for his flock theyve been a very responsive con- gregation he says a mm camp bid canoe a united church owned and operated nonprofit camp located 9 miles east of bracebfkjge on 270 acres surrounding our private lake the property touches the south muskoka river giving our canoe tripping program access to hundreds of miles of explorable muskoka waterways camping dates for 1980 all camps are for both boys and girls peewee camp for grades 1 2 3 senior teens for age 15 and over all other campers must be grade 2 or higher as of june 1 transportation from richmond hill return trip of 220 miles is included in fee 1 jury 312 10 days all ages 15000 2 july 1526 12 days all ages 18000 3 july 29aug 1 4 days peewees 6500 4 aug 716 10 days all ages 15000 5 aug 1926 8 days all ages and sr teens 12500 tripping camps trip 1 july 1529 2 weeks grade 8 and up 20000 trip 2 aug 716 10 days grade 6 7 15500 covered wagon camp is not being offered this year family camps f 1 aug 14 holiday weekend f 2 sept 1214 autumn weekend open house july 19 vi8itors welcome counseuorintraintng course8 s0 leadership training opportunities will be available for youth ages 15 and over throughout the summer application forms and additional information are available from mrs c tompkins training program 49 wellington st e markham orrt l3p3b2 all camp big canoe activities are structured around the unit camping concept in this system campers are grouped by sex age abilities and interests into small units of eight each unit is guided in its activities by a qualified counsellor phis an assistant the objective of camp big canoe using the unique environment of camping we hope to nurture the development of each campers physical skills and spiritual growth so that he or she may discover that life is a gift from god n for further information and applications write registrar i js i camp big canoe lullllli 61 lincoln green drive un m 1 1 markham ontario ontario i l3p ir8 camping nssrl 2943606 associatiofr ljhbjcj wasnt one of them not until later it really didnt matter because it was difficult to get a word in edgeways anyway she remem bers so popular was the service their house was lighted by lamps later her family moved to betbesda proper she attended the methodist church a building that was also shared by the men- nonites in 1933 she and her husband took up residence in gormley george leary served many years on whit church twp council including the office of reeve it was through his foresight that what is now the stouffvule- gormley road was extended through to yonge street york county council met in a building on adelaide street toronto ida lived with politics and retains an interest in it even today after leaving gormley in 1963- she lived in aurora for a time then to parkview in 1974 she enjoys carpet bowling in the homes recreation centre she also looks forward to visits from reader isabel nighshes wonderful she says describing how she makes the characters come alive june 15 to 21 is senior citizens week in whitchurch stouffville if the town was to select a queen to mark the occasion ida leary would be a definite candidate awmkw church services vam stouffville missionary church 159 main street west 6403911 rev j hamilton minister 4166402413 mrjciubine associate minister sunday june 22 1980 945 am family sun day school 1100 am controlled by god or gold 700 pm associate pastor jim clubine prophets without honour wed 730 p m family night for children youth adults fn 730 p m youth night youre always welcome at the missionary church gormley missionary church rev cecil rosenberger sunday june 22 1980 j i 950 am sunday school 1100 am worship service 730 p m evening in- spiration wed 8 pm adult prayer service our prices will tickle your money bone markham missionary church 313 main st n 2945081 sunday june 22 1980 945 a m family bible hour 11 00 am worship service reception of new members 700 pm sunday night series pastor what about capital punish ment wed june 25th summer kids clubs watch bright pathway cable 10 stouffville fellowship baptist mainobrien rev dcpayne pastor 1 6493156 10 am bible school 11 a m worship service j a man on the way up j 7 pm hour of praise the marks of a christian wed 8 pm prayer bible study fri youth night phone for information all welcome memorial christian church malnstouffer rev j small june 22 1980 10 am sunday school 11 am worship 7 pm fellowship information 6403257 christ church anglican rev philip poole sunday june 22 1980 trinity iii 930 am morning rayer with rev philip poole nursery services provided youth bible study following the service thurs 8 pm bible study christ is risen weekdays at 3 00 just as toronto traffic thickens john dolan slips behind the cfrb microphone lo make driving home to dinner a hide more informative a little more relaxing and a lot more fun news and comments from bob heskttii views from bui mcvean weather from ber cadblrd commuter traffic race results sports financial comment and henry shannons airborne traffic reports are punctuated with a little ravelling music and johns wry observations on the passing scene its a radio recipe designed to get you going and keep you cooking 300630 rm mondayfriday cfrb1010 the people people listen to stouffville united church 34 church st n minister j rev jl carder sun june 22 1980 11 amworship service kindergarten and jnr congregation mon 7pm- explorers 730 pm cgit chair lift available you will be welcome st marks catholic church stouffville pastorrev j adams 6404665 sunday mass schedule saturday evening 5 pm sunday 1030 am held in st marks school elm road st james presbyterian church 101 main st east 6404195 rev ted creen sun june 22 1980 join us for an exciting worship service at 10 a m full nursery facilities i memorials will be dedicated 1115 church sctibol a friendly family church bloomington christian gospel church revcwsorley pastor 945 am sunday school 1100 a m devotional service 700 p m gospel service wed 8pm- prayer meeting j fri 730 pm young peoples lr springvale baptist church gormleystouffville rd at 6th cone kennedy rd rev tom hamilton pastor 8875651 sunday june 22 1980 945 am sunday school 11 am morning wor- j ship kha keophilias testimony of his familys flight to freedomr 7 pm evening service what makes a church dynamic wed 730 pm family prayer meeting june 22nd 1980 sun 945 am sunday school a class for every age 1030 am worship service 6 pm gospel rally stouffville pentecostal pastor murray sleacv chuhch 460 main st stouffviuf 6405696 mccormack memorial church pastor rev w g awa 945 am sunday school 1100 am received with f- s thanksgiving 730 pm the counsel of the lord stands forever special music mr mrs carl kostik nursery supervision provided