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the strap a last the tribune thursday october u ims resort 55 york region teachers showing positive interest in school children is the best way to curtail disciplinary problems dr john denison east gwillimbury school trustee commented at this weeks york board of education meeting tuesday dr denison was speaking to a delegation objecting to the boards proposed policy on school discipline and in par ticular the boards support of corporal punishment the doctor wondered if it was not the positive attention given to the child and not the banning of the strap that would have the most beneficial effect at the meeting the board hear two delegations for in formation purposes regarding their proposed policy eugene page an elementary school principal in toronto said that since his school has benned the strap and started using what he called logical con sequences and en couragement of the child disciplinary problems have dropped tremendously mai pyper a guidance councillor explained the system by stating that corporal punishment only en courages more violence if we teach the child to solve problems by strapping then the child copies us and he solves his problems with violence strapping in no way helps the chronically misbehaving child it just makes him worse what he really needs is en couragement she went on to ex- plain that when a child misbehaves let him know what be did wrong but also encourage that child that he still is a good person if a child does something naughty remove him from the class and tell him why be is being removed but also still treat him with respect but strapping a child doesnt work it only begets more violence georgina trustee keith hargrave then commented that im at a school where there is blood in the hall where there have been stab- bings now what good does talking to a child do in a situation like that many other trustees pointed out to the delegation that they recommend corporal punishment as a last resort only however mrs pyper reiterated her opinion that strapping does no good at any time it does not change a childs behaviour in fact it usually makes it worse both parties agreed that what is needed is more training on the part of the teachers in how to handle discipline problems the boards proposed policy will be subject of further debate at their next meeting on october 23 after which the board will make its final decision it furniture bargains o- m 7 bedsofas beds 39 5 5 dj x turkey feast is nov 1 student grad receives rna diploma ruth ann white main street stouffville received her registered nurses assistant diploma friday night at graduation exercises held in huron heights secondary school newmarket the twoyear course in- eluded training at york county hospital and a nearby nursing home shelli pratt formerly of gormley and now of concord also received her cer tificate friday jim thomas ordination mattress box spring pine headboard by marion sandle sandle vic square- when victoria square united church putson a turkey dinner more than just the communitys invited the invitation goes out for miles and folks respond from a wide area the date for this feast is wed nov 1 from 5 to 7 pm reserved tickets areavailable from mrs frank brumwell 8875536 mrs john mccague 8875409 or any ucw member prices are 5 adults 150 children 12 and under gina allen was honored recently at a bridal shower hosted by jean brumwell gina is the organist at victoria square united church she will be married nov 11 a teen halloween party will be held in the sunday school room oct 27 at 815 pm for fur ther information call rev alfred day at 887- 5066 barbara harthasi returned from a visit with her brotherinlaw and sister mr and mrs murray philley and family of burnaby british columbia congratulations to mr and mrs jim barker married 22 years oct 20 remember the bazaar wednesday in the victoria square hall sponsored by the gorm- leyheadford victoria square branch of york central hospital auxiliary the luncheon begins at 1230 and the bazaar starts at 130 for tickets call mabel an derson 8875134 birthday greetings to stanley boynton 14 years oct 15 lawrence boynton oct 19 judy hart oct 23 mrs everett vanderkooy oct 24 lindsay brumwell oct 27 robert gee 10 years oct 27 mark rumney oct 28 and john houck oct 28 by evelyn milsted gormley ivan preston son of mr and mrs burn preston stouffville r r 4 will be ordained at a special 330 p m service sunday in st clair missionary church toronto ivan is presently the pastor of that congregation mrs geraldine brillinger remains a patient in the toronto orthopaedic hospital mrs aylmer gray is a patient in york central hospital richmond hill her room number is 5314 mrs roy nelson is also a enjoyable visit mrs anna heise of haggersville and mrs marian handy and mrs rhoda henderson of gormley pent an en joyable holiday with their sister and her husband mr and mrs fred lebieck at nottawa ont while there they had an opportunity to see the 38th great grandchild of rev alvin winger sandra michelle arelene wells patient in york central hospital walter brillinger has begun excavations for a basement on which to move hishouse much of the property is deing utilized for the con struction of hwy 404 mr and mrs eric gray of shelburne were weekend guests of their soninlaw and daughter rev and mrs cecil rosenberger and girls several from this area attended heritage day at niagara christian college ft erie the event proved very suc cessful frank bennett wellknown district auctioneer was on hand for the occasion gormley womens institute will meet at 730 p m oct 25 at the home of mrs george boynton jr the roll call grandmas favorite recipe the guest speaker mr harold doner will tell about the book he has written on the history of the doner family in canada the wms ladies will meet at 8 pm oct 19 in the fellowship hall of the missionary church this will be a work meeting another work session will be held at the home of mrs william hall from 9 am to 4 pm tues oct 24 special meetings will be held at the missionary church oct 29 to nov 5 with rev eddie jones of royal oak michigan the guest speaker reg price 4qq00 sale price 399 all vi lamps yyiaj visit firehall by rosemary timms claremont the cla remont f ire department is holding an open house this saturday from 1 to 4 pm at the station brigade members will be pleased to explain the operation of equipment and provide uptodate information on fire safety residents of the community are in vited to attend more than 350 people attended a successful quilt fair in the claremont united church sponsored by the ucq and organized by helen anderson along with committee mem bers glenna yoshida mary hill lillian gauslin and bernice ward over 75 quilts were on display mrs l hoover of stouffville was the winner of the lucky draw an afghan made by laura reynolds was won by mrs dryden of bay ridges a cushion made by mrs mail anderson was won by freda twyman of markham mr valentine an derson of jamaica was a recent guest of mr and mrs murray carson and family the carson family met mr anderson during a vacation trip last february children of all ages are invited to a film night oct 25 at 7 pm in the community hall the event is being sponsored by the library unicef pretty bride by elsie boland goodwood goodwood united church was beautifully decorated saturday for the wedding of holly todd and bruce williamson the reception followed at the deer park inn stouffville another 4h course will be started in january girls wishing to enrol should contact mrs macintosh construction will begin soon on new washroom facilities and a lunch counter at the new park on hwy 1a the couples club is holding a dance satur day evening in the hall a goose shoot is planned at the boland residence oct 28 ladies of the community are welcome to participate sympathy of the community is extended to mr and mrs bob james and family in the recent passing of his father the bible society will present awards to three local ladies at a program oct 24 in the hall special singing and a film are planned cards are now available at the library mrs w j briggs of toronto and formerly of claremont visited sunday with mr and mrs tom hammond and mr and mrs roy timms the afternoon unit of the claremont ucw will meet oct 25 at 2 pm in the sunday school room mrs harry porter and mrs wm wallace are in charge of the program rosemary timms attended a bridal shower in honor of bettylou dart of markham held at the home- of betty- lous sister mrs walter fraas harold street stouffville rosemary presented her rendition of second hand rose and wouldnt it be lovely much to the delight of every one present euchre winners oct 12 in games sponsored by the golden age club weregeorge middleton jake honingh and frank jenkinson doris norton laura reynolds and reta parratt lucky draw winners wereeva bryant and martin gall freeze- out winners wereed and vi boniface the altona nursery school is sponsoring films for preschoolers on thursday oct 2s in the community hall at 1115 am admission is free for further information call 6493102 notice to separate school electors of the towns of whitchurchstouffville aurora newmarket vaughan east gwillimbury and the townships of king and georgina notice is hereby given that pursuant to section 35 subsection 3 of the municipal elections act 1977 as amended nominations of the candidates in the election for the office set out below may be filed ir my office during the nomination period namely monday october 1 6th 1 978 to friday october 20th 1 978 inclusive 830 am to 430 pm and monday october 23rd 1 978 900 am to 500 pm the office for which candidates may be nominated is one member of the york county board of education to represent the municipalities of vaughan king aurora newmarket georgina east gwillimbury and whitchurchstouffwlle to be elected by separate school sectors in the said munldpiltfes electors lire hereby required to take notice and govern themselves accordingly and further take notice that the manner in which said nominations shall be filed v is set forth in section 36 of the municipal elections act nomination forms and fun particulars of procedures to be followed may be obtained from the undersigned if a greater number of candidates than required to fill the said offices are nominated and make the required declarations notice of the tome for the holding of the pol including the advance pons and notice of the last day for makng applications for a certificate to vote by proxy wa be given forthwith and further take notice that where the num ber of candidates for vi office who are nonwated at the end of nomnabon day is not sufficient to fa the number of vacancies to which the candidates may be elected on me wednesday october 25m 1978 fosowjng nomnabon day the cleric may between the hours of 9 00 oclock m me forenoon and 5 oo oclock n the af ternoon receive and certify additional nominations for the office n respect of which here was an nsuthoent number of candidates 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