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late roy wilson church brought him much joy wednesday march 7 1984 sa13 stouffville service was held from the stouffville missionary church wednesday after noon for roy wil son tindale road following his pas sing feb 26 in scar borough centenary hospital he was 84 mr wilson was admitted to hospital feb 24 arid died the following sunday he had suffered a heart attack in 1962 but recovered suffi ciently to carry on a nearnormal life mr wilson was born in pickering township the son of william and alice gillman wilson he farmed on the 7th cone of picker ing for 36 years then retired to stouffville in 1969 mr and mrs wil son enjoyed travell ing recent trips took them to the holy land the east and west coasts of canada and florida mr wilsons asso ciation with the mis sionary church was a source of great satisfaction he was also a member of the silver jubilee clara wideman aiding others is her desire by jim thomas whitchurch helping people this has repre sented a lifelong challenge for clara wideman bethesda road rr 4 stouff ville as one career con cludes another be gins similar roles at different loca tions and so it soon will be again on feb 29 clara retired from her position of com munity health nurse for the re gion of york a posi tion she held for 25 years but shes not ready to put her feet up as the saying goes shes thinking of taking yet another course that will better help her to help others i have a feel for people she says great satisfaction comes from assist ing people in dis tress l inthe areaof dis tress clara has seen her share in cluding cases in hos pitals at niagara falls buffalo and san antoneo cali fornia at each she held very responsi ble positions in july 1959 mrs wideman joined the nursing staff of the former york county health unit she worked initially out of an office on main street in stouffville then richmond hill and later new market clara was a mem ber of the newmar ket nursing team with four schools under their jurisdic tion ballantrae whitchurch- highlands maple leaf newmarket and the newmarket and district christ ian academy in addition to these duties clara was directly in volved in the orga nization of the bal lantrae sr citizens club that meets reg- clara wideman rr 4 stouffville has retired from the position of community health nurse in the region of york after 25 years faithful service prior to coming to york she held responsible positions in hos pitals at niagara falls buffalo and san antoneo california pay the price dear editor ward 1 council lor margot marshall was quoted as saying thirty dol lars for a second dog is a heck of a lot of money so is a second automobile a second television set and a second microwave and often totally un necessary those people who insist on keeping a second dog on their properties should be obliged to pay the price if theyre not then they can al ways reduce the number to one in most cases one is sufficient and in some instances its one too many no councillor marshall 30 is not an exhorbitant fee better if it was 60 sincerely peter cox vivian ularly at the whitch- urch centennial centre often only two or three would show up she said re membering how the program operated on a weektoweek basis she praised the clubs immedi ate pastpresident otto schweizer and the current presi dent ernie lee also the ballantrae and district lions club for their in terest and co operation this kindly mother of three two daughters ani ta and cheryl and one son allan says shes never regret ted her move into the community health nurse field she admits that over the years shes been involved in many depressing cases but considers this all a part of the challenge communities are not as personal as they used to be clara cliaims be cause of this the work of people in her profession is all the more important another problem is a lack of low- rental accommoda tion on several occasions she was called to assist in finding improved living quarters for parents of small children mrs wideman said york region is blessed with several agencies ready and able to handle emergency situa tions such was not the case 25 years ago she said when assistance was no closer than toronto were pretty well selfsufficient now she said i feel for peo ple clara said her soft eyes displaying a deepdown con cern in her heart she also considers it important that one never stops learn ing for this reason despite her retirement self- education will con tinue i appreciate being able to help people in distress she repeated un mindful of the fact how much those same people have appreciated her business cards do you need a business card how many times havo you boon asked to leavo your name address or phone number with somo- one thon fumbloflnger through pocket or purse for a scrap of paper an old receipt or tho back of someones business card to write this information how much more convenient to have your own business or calling card a card that reflocts your individuality then noxt time you are asked for your name etc you can simply and suavity present your personal card wo have cards in a variety of colours finishes and typo styles from which to select the card that suits you prices start at as little as 1095 a hundred call bill foster at 4475131 markville printing services oshawa ski club open daily during march break adult 7 13 under no night skiing call 7235248 dr liana hatchuel family physician is pleased to announce the opening of her office at 116 church st south richmond hill telephone 8830441 club and the friendship club surviving be sides his wife the former beatrice rennie are two daughters lois mrs graham dal las of bowmanvill- e helen mrs lome lageer of scarbor ough one son eldon of bright near woodstock one brother grenfell near stratford and one sister fern pennanen park view home stouff ville he was prede ceased by a son glen and a sister winnie reynolds there are nine grandchildrenray charlene darryl and karen brenda and jeff steven and blair and kim rev jim clubine and rev douglas gray shared the funeral service with spring interment stouffville cemetery e bbhbbn physicianteacher charles w lynde hid born and raised in stouffville son of peggy hood and the late clifford lynde re cently received his frcpc in dermatology dr lynde attended orchard park elementary school and sdss before entering the uni versity of toronto where he com pleted his medical degree he will be opening his office at 276 wellington street west markham early in april in addition to his medical prac tice in dermatology dr lynde will be teaching at the university of toronto school of medicine depart ment of dermatology true story stouffville maury blair author of the book child of woe will attend the son city youth fellowship meet ing thursday to morrow night at 730 pm in the stouffville christ ian school maury will be accompanied by his own group cal- led break through audition t notice tfia to all music drama performers actors singers dancers all ages march 12 13 711 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