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the tribune thursday july 3 un 13 not biblical christianity by j th that his stand on sex stouffville education in the dr ken campbell classroom had been canadas answer to billy twisted to sound like be is graham brought his pro- opposed to such in- christian school ethics to struction i am not be town sunday prompting mixed reaction from a congregation of close to eight hundred dr campbell president of richmond college at milliken rapped the public education system un mercifully in thirty minutes of oratory he was the guest speaker at an inter denominational service organized by the stouffville ministerial as part of the communitys canada week cele brations planned for the local park the wor ship had to be moved into the arena due to in clement weather that plagued many of the events while many listeners nodded their heads in agreement just as many were noticeably distur bed particularly teachers in the public school system one lady took the pastor to task at the worships conclusion claiming that in his criticism he had painted all public educators with the same brush when the debate ap peared to reach an im passe dr campbell commented i think you should measure the thickness of your skin the renaissance leader accused the public school system of being hostile i to biblical christianity he tem pered this remark somewhat by saying you are fortunate here dr campbell said stated firmly its the teachers they select to teach it that bothers me instead of being servants of parents they want to police themselves he said likening the practice to turning monkeys loose in a peanut fac tory the bureaucratic educational institution is unresponsive to the wishes of the people he said claiming children are made wards of the state from six to sixteen in many instances he said educators hold to the view that man is at the same level as an animal freudian heresy he said is destroying our youngsters and ill fight it to end dr campbell at tacked provincial legislators who on one hand oppose the showing of a movie called the tin drum and on the other encourage children to read a book entitled the diviners he described the latter as verbal vulgarity i find it incompre hensible he said- the speaker questioned the publics priorities noting that many decry junk foods and impure drinking water but permit the use of filthy language in school books he called it the worst kind of ef fluent must we degrade our children so they can live in a degraded woirld he asked gjwaw ssecc church services christchukch anglican rev philip poole sndayjiy 618 646141 trinityv 930 ajn holy com munion nursery services provided 11 am service thurs 8 pjn bible study christ is risen sl editors mail noplace for politics dear mr thomas on sunday i at tended the interdeno minational church service inthe arena unfortunately the service which started out as a moving and heart warming experience of christians worshipping together was turned into a vehicle for one man to air his opinions in no uncertain terms i have no quarrel with dr ken campbell and his crusade and i agree with a good deal of what he has to say but i feel that this service was not the place for his outpourings if the members of the stouffville ministerial feel they require a drawing card to attract crowds i hope that in future they can find someone who will preach us the gospel of the lord and allow us to praise god and thank him for our many blessings without introducing politics into the service joyce nailer hawthorne avenue stouffville our guests keep coming back a small exclusive resort on lake joseph country club atmosphere comfortable accommodation superb cuisine main lodge and beach side cottages tennis swimming waterskiing sailing fishing canoeing shuffleboard golf and horse back riding nearby only two and a half hours from toronto on hwy 169 lake joseph muskoka for more information write john or eva heineck proprietors sherwood inn po box 400 port carling ontariorcanadapob 1j0 or tall collect 7057653131 seven members of the stouffville ministerial joined dr ken camp- arena the pastors are left to right rev don payne rev john bell on the platform at the conclusion of sundays worship service in the hamilton rev jim byrne dr campbell rev cw soriey rev howard minaker rev jacob small and rev philip poole jim thomas turning back to sex education practices dr campbell said the teaching of strongmoral values should come first those seeking permissive safeguards should be provided such instruction separately let them go bellyup downstream with the rest of the dead fish he said dr campbell spoke without notes and in a voice that was audible anywhere in the arena he shared the platform with rev howard minaker president of the stouffville ministerial rev don payne rev philip poole rev jim byrne and songleader jim rehill special music was provided by the emmanuel international singers anne simons and piper david nelson the organist was clarion baker the childrens story was told by barbara wideman with a bavarian festival the night before rink staff had to work into the earlymorning hours preparing the facility for the service by 1030 am everything was in readiness parkview home a joyous anniversary by helen baatz we are still basking in the glow of the hap piness of june 21 when we celebrated our fifteenth anniversary many friendships were renewed kind words were spoken and the whitchurch stouffville town band gave a wonderful concert pastors who have visited the home this past month to conduct the sunday evening services are- pastor cecil rosenberger of gormley missionary church rev dave mcleod of lemonville united church rev paul hope rev ted creen st james presbyterian church and pastor art byer of steeles avenue mennonite church thursday evening programs have included louise clark and her music pupils joe sider with slides of eastern canada donna alsop with slides of israel and the rouge river family band many thanks to these volunteers for their interest in parkview we are happy to have welcomed mrs eunice watson mrs emma parsons rev john lucas and dr nf tomlinson as new residents this past month many activities during senior citizens week were well attended and enjoyed by parkview residents other special events during the past month have been an af- ternoon van trip to the fergus area the annual meeting of the mennonite home association of york county and a special seminar for parkviews staff parkview regular volunteers and green gables manors staff the topic was what caring is all about and was especially relevant to people working with seniors in an institutional setting films which have sparked a great deal of interest recently were on the insect world grouse country and big horn sheep visitors from afar have been roger and ina evans stayner for mrs fanny pugh helen and ernie walter madoc for mrs lizzie degeer marjorie fraser magnetawan for mrs flossie miller carl and nancy wideman elm- wood for jacob wideman willis and kathy wideman gowanstown for willis wideman- and sharon joanne douglas bentley singhampton for jake reesor in the years since the criticism against smoking first appeared many people have given up cigarettes but many more people havent and thats who wed like to talk to that even larger group of people who are smokers today if youre a smoker youve probably heard the charges leveled against smoking chances are you even tried to do something about it like trying several of those cigarettes that take out everything including the taste if youre like a lot of other smokers you probably went right back to your old brand and concluded that a goodtasting cigarette for a contem porary smoker has never teen invented well if thats the case you havent tried vantage vantage cuts down substantially on what you may not want without cutting out that satisfying tobacco flavour youve come to appreciate now vantage isnt the only cigarette of its kind you can smoke but it may well be the only one youll enjoy to put it simply vantage still tastes like a cigarette so if you are a smoker but would like to cut down on certain tilings vantage is one cigarette you should seriously consider warning health and welfare canada advises that danger to health increases with amount smokedavoid inhaling 11 mg tar 08 mg nicotine jntlf memorial christian church matastouffef rev j small julys 1380 10 am sunday school 11 am worship information 6403257 bloomington christian gospelchurch rev cw soriey pastor 945 aim sunday school 1100 ajn devotional service 700 pjn gospel service wed 8 pjn prayer meeting fit 730 pjn young peoples markham missionary church 313 main st n 2945081 sunday july 6th 1980 945 am family bible hour 1100 am worship service speaker rev a walsh 700 pm evening ser vice speaker rev a walsh watch bright pathway cable 10 stouffville missionary church 159 main street west 6403911 rev j hamilton minister 416402413 v mrijclublne j associate minister sunday july 6 1980 945 am family sun day school 1100 am 700 pm roger carol ringeh- berg missionaries from jamaica will be with us wed 730 pm youth adult prayer and bible study fri 730 pm youth night youre always welcome at the a missionary- church gormley missionary church rev cecil rosenberger sunday july 6 1980 missions sunday the rosenberger farewell 950 am family sun day school 1100 am worthy workers 1100 am 730 pm guester speaker wed 8 pm adult prayer service st james presbyterian church 101 main st east 6404195 rev ted creen during july combined worship at stouffville united church at 10 am with rev creen you are invited jo fellowship evenings- at st james wed july 9 at 7 pm for cooperative games wed july 23 at 7 pm for film night a friendly family church springvale baptist church gormleystouffviue rd at 6th cone kennedy rd rev tom hamilton pastor 8875651 sunday july 6 1980 945 am sunday school 11 am morning wor ship 7 pm evening service wed 730 pm family prayer meeting stouffville fellowship baptist main obrien rev d c payne pastor 6493156 11 am worship service 12 communion service 7 dm hour of praise lesson from rom 15 wed 8 pm prayer bible study fri youth night phone for information all welcome st marks catholic church stouffville pastor- rev j adams 6406665 sunday mass schedule saturday evening 5 pm sunday 1030 am held in st marks school elnvroad stouffville united church 34 church st n summer services at 10 am for july at the united church with- rev ted creen in charge for august at st james presbyterian with rev dr bob price in charge jr congregation for girls boys you will be welcome july 6 1980 sun 945 am sunday school a class for every age 1045 am worship service 6 pm gospel rally stouffville pentecostal pastor murray steacv 460 main st stouffville chusch 6405696 mccormack memorial church pastor rev w gawa vivian no 48 uo40- ballantrae f 945 am sunday school 1100 am the love of money 730 pm let the lord bemagnified nursery supervision provided killed in collision whitchurch a tragic accident early monday morning at the intersection of steeles avenue and brimley road took the life of a 45 year old whitchurch- stbuffville man kevin boyd a former metro toronto detective was northbound on brimley when his car a 1978 chevrolet caprice veered out of control hit a tree and came to rest in a nearby field the victim a resident of rr3 newmarket died almost instantly wife shirley 44 son bradley six and donald edwards nine of base borden were injured the two boys seriously mrs boyd was- treated in scarborough centenary hospital and released markham firemen r 4froiirtheruionvilfe station were summoned to the scene and helped free the occupants 4h conference carolyn shaw daughter of mr and mrs donald shaw rr 2 markham represented the region of york at the 27th annual provincial 4h homemaking club conference at the university of guelph also from york was pam mckinl rr i bolton deans list william b01 giles of 68 william street stouffville is a student at northwood institute in midland michigan dr david e fry chancellor at northwood informs the tribune that bui was recently named to the deans list at the college a selection thats held in ttgh regard