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Stouffville Tribune (Stouffville, ON), June 21, 1995, p. 6

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p6 tribune june 21 1995 x to ch st letters- n pi theangucan smwj parish of xs christ church 254 sunset blvd stouffville the rev robert a shields 6401461 sunday june 25th third sunday after pentecost 800 am holy communion 1000 am choral eucharist with sunday school and nursery i v i stouffville united church 34 church st n 6401163 rev wayne reed sunday june 25th 1995 1030 am morning worship sunday school from baby fold to the grade 8 level everyone welcome parents seek jk at summitview rs this fall dear editor i am writing this letter to all par ents of children who are of junior kindergarten age in the sum mitview school area for the past month and a half i have been actively pursuing the opportunity to implement a jk program at sum- springvale baptist church gormley stouffville rd at kennedy rd pastor rev bob hemming associate pastor rev byron stewart 8875651 sunday june 25 945 am bible school 1100 am 600 pm pastor remming tuesday 730 pm college careers wednesday 700 pm adult bible study prayer 4 for more info call church office 8875651 come worship with us vivian baptist church 4733543 on hwy 48 at vivian rd pastor robert okum holding forth the doctrines of grace 945 am sunday school 1100 am morning worship 700 pm evening service everyone is welcome wideman mennonite church 10530 hwy- 48 north of major mackenzie phone 6406219 pastor lawrence burkhomer 2940649 sunday june 25th 945 am sunday school 1045 am pastor lawrence 600 pm- mayor of markham don cousens speaking on ethical challenges facing a christian in politics everyone welcome bloomington gospel church csss- 13660 ninth line south of bloomington rd rev bryan coker 6404364 sunday june 25th 1995 945 am sunday school 1100 am worship service 630 pm evening service all welcome st marks catholic church 345 glad park ave stouffville 6406665 mass schedule saturday 500 pm sunday 900 am and 1100 weekdays mon wed fri 730 pm stouffville baptist church a fellowship church 6273 main street pastor rev gordon bickle sunday june 25th bible class for all ages 945 am 1100 am morning worship pastor gordon bickle music maryann grose wednesday a crisis cannot break the one who relies on gods strength join us for worship filming in stouffville a toronto film company will be in whitchurchstcuffville on the ninth line between vivian side road st johns side road to film scenes for a movie on the following times and dates june 23rd 700 am 900 pm approx june 26th 29th 700 am 900 pm approx each day july 4th8th 700 am 900 pm approx each day ninth line will be closed on the above dates with the exception of june 29th and times to through traffic local residents who live on ninth line will be able to get to and from their homes with the assistance of the film crew and from members of the police department who will be on site to maintain the road closure local residents will be notified of the filming by a hand delivered letter and a member of the film companys location department will visit people who live on the ninth line to answer any questions or concerns prior to the filming on behalf of the cast and crew i would like to thank you for your support and cooperation for allowing us to film these scenes in the town of whitchurch stouffville i look forward to a pleasant shoot sincerely 7 glenn carter location manager mitview for september 1995 back in late april of this year i discovered that there would be come this sep- tember an empty senior kinder garten classroom due to a lower number of enrollments than in the past few years i began contacting the york school board affiliates involved in the derisionmaking to find out if jk could be implemented this year and if not why the rea- j sons i have been given are 1 the late date in choosing a qualfiedteacherthefactisinyork j region there are between 700 to 800 teachers that have been chosen from about 7000 applicants- surely there must be one qualified for the job 2 at the time of planning for the 199596 budget in march the jk issue was not brought up by the community fact how many of us knew about the empty classroom which has since caused summtview i to let go of one of their kindergarten teachers who is ironically going to be teaching jk in another york region school 3 if jk was to start this septem- 1 i ber at surnmitview orchard park public school parents may com- plain fact orchard park does not have the space for jk their school is overcrowded as it is they dont want jk in the state their school is now here are a few more facts as we all know some of our daycares in town are overcrowded children are being turned away if our four-year- olds were in school our daycare may l not be in that situation york region school taxes are up by 19 per cent stouffville school taxes are up by j 28 per cent what are we getting for our money our tax dollars are going to pay for additions and reno- vations to schools in thornhill vaughan markham and newmar- i ket so that their children can go to i jk this september i have a hst of parents of over 30 children who say we want our chil- dren to start jk at summitview this september if you want the same i urge you to call your school trustee j harry bowes and the york region j i board of education at 416 969- 1 i 7170 carole averill stouffville s soil fertility and structure imperative to healthy abundant garden basic soil preparation to achieve any kind of success in gardening f i attention all pond owners our speciality is ponds ponds are our only business oflef- algae control two types weed control spray or spread aeratorcirculator a unique system pond aid natures water cleaner phone 705 3572406 or fax 705 357- 1482 you will need to commit yourself to building and maintaining rich healthy soil soil improvement is an ongoing process that will reward you with fertile welldrained aerated loose evenly textured soil gardeners should put as much care into building and main taining soil fertility and structure as plant selection plant care and garden i t ft v mm 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enriching soil naturally for most flowers or vegetables it will be suf ficient to rum and work the soil to a depth of about 10 12 inches however the deeper the soil is worked the better especially for deeprooted crops before you turn over the soil spread a oneto fourinch layer of compost or other humus over the area this layer should be deeper if you are work ing with very poor soil the compost should consist of a decomposed mixture of raw organ ic materials like leaves grass clippings well- aged manures and kitchen wastes if you do not have your own compost pile you can usu ally collect leaf mold and grass clippings from the local public works department and manures from horse stables work the organic matter into the garden bed to a depth of at least four to six inches it is eas iest to work in the compost by working the soil in strips begin by digging a trench about one foot wide and shovel out the top 10 to 12 inch es of soil this soil can be set aside to fill in the final trench of the bed dig another trench alongside the first and put its 10 to 12 inches of soil into the first trench continue this pattern until the entire area has been worked after the entire bed is loosened turned and the compost fully integrated rake to smooth and level the soil surface finally lightly water the bed to settle it soilph most garden plants grow best with a soil ph between 62 and 68 which is slightly acidic the ph of a soil is important because essential plant nutrients become unavailable if the ph is q strdkc all you see and hear is water airolator the most efficient pond aerators you can buy 4 ibsffehphr fontnaire the most energy efficient fountains on the market 15 hp keep ponds i i control algae clear ii without chemicals 10 douglas rd box 61 1 uxtxxjge onl can l9p ini limited tel 905 8525417 fax9058525625 shine -a- blind canada ultrasonic cleaning commercialresidential clean sell service 100 sandiford dr unit 45 stouffville 6425555 either too high or too low a general rule of thumb is that areas that receive little rainfall with warm temperatures usually have alkaline soils or higher ph while areas that are tem perate with high rainfalls usually have acidic soils or lower ph to know for sure you should have your soil tested contact your local county service extension for information on where and how to test for ph or you can purchase a soil testing kit from most garden centres or mailorder garden sup ply catalogues if you are preparing a bed for plants that need acidic soils like azaleas camellias rhododendrons or dogwoods add equal parts of peat moss decomposed pine needles and compost to the root area where the plants will be planted to a depth of at least 18 inches or more if possible this mixture should be pre- moistened before being incorporated into the planting hole to lower the ph an addition of a sulphur or iron sulphate is worked into the soil follow the application guidelines on packages of these amendments to correct the ph level the ph can be raised by the addition of dolomitic limestone which also adds calcium and magnesium to the soil wood ashes will increase ph but it takes twice as much as the amount of limestone to achieve the same result however ashes also add potassium phosphate and boron to the soil soil tests and fertilizers soil tests can also determine the relative- nutrient levels in the soil so adjustments can be made to correct any nutrient deficiencies with regular additions of compost you should attain adequate fertility in the soil over time if soil fertility is poor you may need to add direct sources of nitrogen phosphorus and potassium these are the major nutrients essential for all plant growth they can be immediately increased with an application of chemical fer tilizer commercial fertilizers list the relative amounts of nitrogen phosphorus and potassi um as the npk ratio for example a bag of 1055 fertilizer has a higher nitrogen content than phosphorus or potassium nitrogen which promotes leaf development in plants can be increased organically by incorporating blood meal fish meal cottonseed meal or hoof and horn meal into the soil phosphorus promotes root development and cell division strong stems root growth and disease resis tance it can be added in the form of potash kelp meal greensand or crushed granite trace element such as boron zinc iron and magnesium are needed by plants in much- smaller amounts than nitrogen phosphorus and potassium nevertheless they are vital for healthy and vigorous plant growth and development if you are regularly adding compost and prac ticing good soil care you should have a good balance of available trace elements if your soil is very poor to start with an application of kelp or seaweed is an excellent source for sup plying trace elements

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