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the tribune thursday nov27 i hand crafted thesolid investment ihfinedcbr i introductory mill honor student at aaqrkham high receives wilson cup honor student sandra shaw of joseph street markham receivesthe gw wilson proficiency cup for grade 13 from staff teacher richard northcott the presentation was made near the conclusion of markham dist high schools commencement exer cises friday night sandra is currently enrolled at york university majoring in canadian political science jj thomas home support services program is growing stouffville the interim board of directors of whitchurch- stouffville home support services became more permanent this week and added members as well at a meeting at the silver jubilee club monday it also dropped six members who either failed to attend or in- honor nicholson joe dicated beforehand they didnt wish to stand as a result the board now numbers 16 mem bers including 13 originals members are marie adams dr john button ted creen herb diller ann goldring sheila jones claude kerr newlyweds honored by evelyn milsted sale all proceeds will be gormley a used to reduce operating reception was held for costs at the museum mr and mrs peter those willing to help koopman in the should contact mrs deb fellowship hall of the baker 8875338 or mrs missiinary church russ ellas 8881762 saturday evening mr young people in the and mrs koopman were area are invited to attend presented with a purse of a rally on friday night money in honor of their and saturday at huron recent marriage heights secondary the gorm ley- school newmarket it is headfordvictoria square sponsored by the branch of york central canadian christian hospital auxiliary held prison workers inc its annual lucky draw which has recently nov 18 winners were opened in newmarket mrs ruby weeden 1st the young people are an afghan robin mort- asked to meet at 7 pm son 2nd a hooked wall friday in the missionary hanging and mrs earl church and then proceed empringham 3rd a to newmarket dried flower arrange- the ministers and ment their wives of the bishop and mrs brethren in christ harvey sider nee erma churches of ontario are heise of gormley have meeting on thurs nov returned from a four 27 in the new church at week visit in india where meadowvale they served several years the torchmen as missionaries rev quartette will provide an sider reported on their evening of sacred music travels wednesday at the missionary church night at heise hill on sunday nov 30 at 730 church pm mr and mrs the shining light lawrence ash and family trio from niagara of palmerston mr and christian college fort mrs john ash of erie will sing at the newmarket and mr and morning service in the mrs sam halliday of heise hill church on sun bolton were sunday nov 30 special advent dinner guests of mr and services will also start at mrs william ash this service and continue two of our newer throughout the advent residents welcomed season babies recently a son a joint choir from the was born to mr and mrs heise hill church and the tom swan and a victoria square church daughter was born to mr wiu sing at the special and mrs bruce mc- worship service in the donald victoria square united a victorian tea church at 2 pm sunday party will be held at the fj 30 the two whitchurch stouffville congregations are uniting museum on wed dec 3 for this worship from 2 to 9 pm the mr mark farmer gormley womens in- spen the weekend with stitute and any others his brotherinlaw and interested are asked to sister mr and mrs ed bake for the tea and bake martin of englehart nignswander jim rehill shirley rehill jim sanders lovanna san ders otto schweitzer mahlon shantz and ged storehouse about 50 people at tended the meeting and heard brief accounts of the work of the hss and its origins including alan wells coordinator of budget and programs for hss at york region rev ted creen of stouffville and anne jackson chairman of the hss boardi for -york- region wells stood in for sue herbert of the ministry of community and social services who was unable to attend a film all our tomorrows produced by the cbc and featuring roy bonnisteel was shown it depicted the involvement of senior citizens in the community in the niagara region betty courage co ordinator of hss in whitchurch stouffville said volunteers had already carried out as many tasks so far this month as they did during all of october she said word was gradually spreading she said volunteers are always required for carrying out tasks in and around the homes of senior citizens she said there are 11 regular volunteers on file with another 20 student volunteers at stouffville dist secondary school under jim rehill and student coordinator lisa pugh although there is a nominal charge for home services mrs courage said no one is turned down if he or she is unable to afford the fee anyonewishingtnore information or wishing to volunteer can call mrs courage at 6406554 m open all da y saturday m vai 1 trestle cocktailtable codett 24x48x15 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