c8 tribune march 15 1989 municipal otfices 891 1 woodbbm avenue mmkhsm ontario l3h i at telephone- 4777000 mission efforts bearing fruit in primitive haiti 1989mterimtaxbill first payment due march 1 71 989 second payment due june 1 1 1 989 late payments of taxes wil be subject to a penalty interest charge on the basis of 15 per annum which will be charged on the first day of each and every month during which the default continues at 1 per month payments can be made at any chartered bank in the province of on tario or directly to the town of markham offices situated at 8911 wood- bine avenue just north of highway no 7 if you require a receipt kindly enclose your entire tax bill with your payment s by blake tufford some people today have valid questions about missionary ac tivity in other lands are people being helped or are traditions and values being destroyed a major canadian denomina tion has apologized to canadas native people for missionary ac tivity of early methodist missionaries recent documentaries on cbcs man alive have again rais ed these issues based on repeated child abuse of native people at parochial schools over a prolong ed period of time ten of us from this area representing three different churches churchill baptist vi vian mccormack alliance were privileged to spend two weeks feb 11 to 25 in haiti the team sent out by stouff- villes emmanuel international arrived in remote northwest haiti at the village of creve after a bonejarring ninehour drive from port au prince on what would best be described as a four- wheel drive endurance testing roadl we found a village of a couple of hundred people part of a large community of perhaps 30000 peo ple spread through surrounding hills and connected by a series of wellworn paths no electricity no phones no doctors no hospital water half if you have just purchased a newly constructed house please make certain that the builder previous owner has paid their proper share of vacant land taxes on your statement of adjustments prepared by your solicitor on purchase you as the new owner are tuily responsible for all unpaid tax arrears on the property council mayor anthony roman regional councillors fred cox ron mown frank scarplltl florri i andnr councillors ward t dorfen oulk ward 5 oavld lsudouchl ward 3 sob sherwood ward 6 ken dunphy ward 3 jem tones ward 7 bill flsch ward 4 lor nmall ward 8 ale chiu connonanon of ti town of markham wr tuda treasurer notice the equity development group inc president don fleming and heron homes president hugh heron invite all local residents to a community information meeting regarding the development of the site south of apple creek boulevard at john button boulevard south of the existing saddlebrook community the meeting will take place on wednesday march 29 1989 at ecole sainte marguerite bourgeoys on john button boulevard from 730 to 930 equity and heron both members of the herity group of companies have been committed to providing high quality communities and housing in the union- villemarkham area for several years please telephone 2969400 to confirm your atten dance at this meeting heronhomes the equity development group inc an hour to one hour walk away usually from a spring at the bot torn of a deep gulley our challenge under the direcj lion of a local pastor was to cap a spring to provide a cleaner wate source for surrounding people hopefully free of contamination by mud and a variety of mules donkeys cows etc the job was completed with a lot of local help leaving us one day to put a new roof on a medical clinic one team member also spent a number of hours each day at the clinic assisting one of the nationals j but what about the village and its people are they being helped the following brief review of creves history hopefully provides the answer i thirty years ago pastor leslie harris arrived in creve as a young missionary from neighbor ing jamaica he walked for days to find a scattered group of pedr pie with inadequate food poor health conditions steeped in voodooism and under the control of a variety of witch doctors there were no schools or medical facilities there were no tin roofs because the witch doc tors farbad it there were no gardens because the witch doc tors said nothing would grow in fact there were great needs but the darkness seemed impenetrable pastor harris is still there the village now has a school with 50j students an orphanage with 25 children a clinic for some basic health needs a thriving indepenj dent baptist church there are several other schools and chur ches within a couple of hours walking time offshoots of the work in creve the needs are still great and occasionally the voodoo drums still beat all night but they seed distant emmanuel international is there currently through karen zolinsky and claire brown i they visit mothers and babies in their huts and review simple hygiene factors need for balanc ed diet and cleanliness and have bible studies they have projects involving gardening raising chickens and have helped with distribution of donated clothing i we came away impressed with what emmanuel international is vdoing through a local church i ranh ipeniaig soon designers accessories inc home office accessories 0p n joi iv or a sneak preview 50 lockridge ave unit 11 unionville 9401105 iwilillmhililiihihm completion of highway study the ministry of transportation mto has completed a study which will result in the construction of a new interchange at highway 404 and york regional road 73 sixteenth avenue in the towns of richmond hill and markham regional municipality of the york mto district 6 toronto this study has identified an initial construction stage consisting of ramps to and from the south and ultimately an interchange providing both north and south oriented access to and from highway 404 this study followed a class environmental assessment process approved for projects of this type as required by this approval an environmental study report esr has been filed with the environ mental assessment branch of the ministry of the environment and is available for public review at the following locations if we told you barbara speaks with her hands would you listen at first my being deaf was difficult i had to have patience to help my coworkers feel more comfortable with me now they know how much i can do between the deaf community and the hearing world difficulty in communicating can be an isolating and frustrating barrier yet every day people like barbara arc fac- ing the challenges and building bridges with encouragement and support from her family the deaf community and hearing people barbara has had access jw a poster of this ad write ontario office for disabled persons 700 bay sneet 16th floor toronto ontario m5g jz6 to teachers and interpreters who have opened doors to a promising future barbara is doing everything she can to be recognized and accepted for her abilities lets sec what she and others like her have to say and bear what theyre saying do you have an open mind ontario fttrno mtnem minijw david peterson premier ministry of the environment environmental assessment branch 5th floor 135 st clair ave toronto ontario m4v 1p5 ministry of transportation district 6 toronto office 5000 yonge street willowdale onlario m2n6e9 clerks office town of richmond hill 10266 yonge street richmond hill onlario l4c4y5 ministry of ihe environment central region 5th floor 7 overiea blvd toronto ontario m3c3c3 clerks office regional municipality of york 62 bayview ave newmarket onlario l3y4w9 clerks office town of markham 8911 woodbine ave markham onlario l3r1a1 environmental study files are available for review at the address noted below the review period for this project will terminate 30 days from the date of publication of this notice at which time mto may commence construction activities please send any com ments to mr w kennedy p eng senior project manager planning and design section central region ministry of transportation 5000 yonge street willowdale ontario m2n 6e9 telephone 416 2247751