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home support services homemaker alida nauia enjoys the time she spends with seniors through the stouffville program shes become good friends with a number of residents over the years including rae pipher left who she sees twice a week inhome seniors service flourishes by kate gilderdale one of the most enlightened government initiatives in recent years has been the move towards caring for senior citizens in their homes for as long as possible rather than placing them in institutions y for many older people the freedom to retain the privacy and com fort of familiar surroundings is one they cherish that freedom is often made possible through the efforts of home support service set up in stouffville in 1980 s it started as a pilot project explains coordnator jean ander- gon the provincial government felt seniors needed assistance to re main in their own community the organization helps people retain their independence in their wn homes something which helps seniors and their families who rften live some distance from them notes mrs anderson two types of service are provided by home support one is the volunteer program the other is the homemakers program volunteers help out by clearing driveways doing yard work and transporting seniors on various errands homemakers go into the seniors home and help with cleaning and meal preparation as well as offering companionship if you have a husband and wife and one is becoming confused the bther one cant get out well go in and stay with the person and allow he care giver some time to themselves explains mrs anderson home support has about 28 volunteers as well as 12 students from grade 12 at stouffville district secondary school who offer help through a program called hand in hand theres a desperate need for homemakers to join home support at present mrs anderson estimates the organization could take on at least four more people in addition to the 11 who are currently serving about 52 seniors the job would suit community oriented people who care for seniors she says homemakers receive 7 an hour to start with a minimum require- fnent of 10 hours per week theres also the advantage of working lbcally and getting to know others in the community x its nice for people who have just moved here its a way of getting to know people and becoming part of the community homemakers and clients often become close friends mrs ander son stresses and the involvement makes the job more worthwhile some of the seniors havent got family nearby and they begin to felyonthe homemaker almost as an extended family member pipher is onesehior who strongly endorses the program i couldnt stay at home if i didnt have somebody like her she emphasizes as homemaker alida nauta arrives i dont know what id do without her for mrs nauta its the perfect job giving her the flexibility she enjoys and a tremendous amount of satisfaction she became involved through jean anderson who attends the same church she said why dont you come and work for us my first reaction was to say no in the end mrs nauta decided to try it for a few mon- tns that was three years ago ive never regretted it because i have gained many friends qcdelicatesseii specials open 7 days veal roast storemade 129- 100 gr f pork roast storemade 129 100 gr swiss cheese 129- 100 gr cheddar mild 79100gr pork chops 226 lb 499 kg boneless pork roast 313 lb 650 kg tbone steak 535 lb 1250 kg rib steak 499 lb 1100 kg strip loin steak 720 lb 1590 rg sirloin steak 399 lb 880 kg rump roast cut from outside 358 lb 790 kg veal chops 499 lb 1100 kg free range chicken 189 lb 417 kg 50 lockridge ave unionvle jm fleni one block west of warden hi iuuvl appointment andrea kelter debra wfeber director of advertising is pleased to announce the ap pointment of andrea kelter as print sales manager of the markham economist sun andrea successfuly held the position of retal sates representative for the past 2 years and brings with her 8 years experience in the advertising field please join me in congratulating andrea crime sto keyboards stolen from high school pc gary mcbrien york regional police toronto and regional crime stoppers and the york regional police are asking for the publics help in an effort to apprehend those responsible for a theft of musical instruments between the dates of jan 6 and jan 23 of this year unknown persons went to st roberts catholic high school on leslie st in markham the suspects gained entry in to an electrical room on the upper floor of the school and removed six keyboards from the storage room the stolen property is described as follows a yamaha keyboard model ypr9 serial no 23049 b yamaha keyboard model ypr9 serial no 23050 c yamaha keyboard model ypr9 serial no 23055 d yamaha keyboard model ypr9 serial no 23082 e yamaha keyboard model ypr9 serial no 23048 f yamaha keyboard model ypr9 serial no 24284 each of the above mentioned keyboards had been stored in brown cardboard boxes the stolen property is valued at 3000 the crime stoppers toll 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