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The theme of the annual service and the writers are chosen by a committee which meets in a diflerent country every four yea_r§. In 2007,! the international committee met in Canada. The event begms' at Sieufi'vxfl' "w' gauze?)- St. at 7:30 pm. Everyone is welcome to attend. Call 905-640-1163 for Woddwide, the prayer service is celebrated in more than 170 countries. It brings together women of various races, cul- tures and traditions. The World'Day of Player' is a wdfldhride Hieâ€"Vefment of Christian women of many traditions who come together the first Friday of March to observe a common day of prayer each The World Day of Prayer is being celebrated at Stouffville United Church Friday. Eight churches in Stouffville have taken tums hosting the anter prayer service'whene members of all congregations ga er. This year’s service, titled God’s Wisdom Provides New Understanding, was written by the women of Guyana. “._ In! World prayer day a StoufMllo tradition Learn how to prepare ahead for an emergency, disaster or blackout and how to assist people with special needs or disabilities. The workshop also covers preparing for travel and how to cope in an emergency You can learn what to do at the emergency prepaledness workshop for people with dis- abilities and special needs in Stouffville March 29. If you were disabled, could Y°l_l_00pe in gn emergency? Cpuld ypq help tm You will receive: Your 0 p _‘ r 0‘Group support and much more - Top 3 losev. *- 'aliy) will split the cash collected from participants - Find 2 people to Join the contest with you and you receive a free gift. The challange starts March 13, 2008 - Starts at 7:00 pm Stouffville United Church. 34 Church St, Stouffville To pre-reglster or for more Info call: 905-252-3182 or 905-640-5068 It takes place in Latcham Hall. 8 Park Dr. S. from 10 am. to 1 pm. There is no charge. The workshop is presented by Maxine R. Marz from Emer- gency Management Ontar- 10 ifyouliveinahigh-riseapartâ€" ment building, among other topics. b To register for the workshop, call 905-640-1910, ext. 228 is spénsored by the OFFICE DEPOT‘ OLYMEL FOODS‘ PHARMASAVE' .PRINCESS AUTO' SHOP SAVE' STOUFFVILLE INFO GUIDE' TODAY'S HOMES‘ YORK REGION FOOD BAG‘ ZEHRS' locum manna! Tofindommabouhowto mmwmw CM TRAVEL' FABRICLAND' FM INDUSTRIES‘ HAKIM OPTICAL' J ADDISION SCHOOL' MAX TAX SERVICES‘ NORTH OF THE lt’s one of the initiatives outâ€" lined in the town's 2908 acces- sibility plan. It also includes initiatives for this year such as making sure all new buildings, suchas the new arena and 19 on the Park, are barrier-free. It aims to increase Rupert Park’s accessibility through pathways to active facilities and acces- Whitchurchâ€"Stouffville Emer- gency Management Program Committee and Accessibility Advisory Committee. www.woodblnochryslar.ca ‘ Prices plus admin. POE. E-Tost. GST. PST. and "ceasing mt... nan-u... @Cak NI Y'OIK W'CW‘W'MMWM'W'CMmunny' Ln. If you or a loved one to living mm a lilo-threatening Illness. please can us toll tree at: 1-877-870-7246 or (905) 895-3628 Ext. 294 . programasOMOpalcamnotworkorg wwwpalcarenetworkorg This rneseago to you as a community service at The Eoonomist/Sun-Tribune DIgnlty ‘ Chow. ' The courses on radon gas take place May 27, as well as in August and Octo- ber. That meant she and her husband, Bob, could be approved to teach a course on radon gas ofiered through the board. Started about three years ago by rural Whitchurch-Stoufl’ville resident Maureen Wood, it recently became a member of the Toronto Real Estate Inspectors snarling knowledge with real estate agents House and Country Inspections has hit a milestone. 8280 Woodbine Ave. Markham (south of Hwy. 7, west side, across from Costco) : Stoufig'lle Sunâ€"Tribune I 'Ihunsdax March .1, 2008 For more information, contact the Toronto Real Estate Board by visiting torontorealestateboardcom or callâ€" ing 416-443-8100. To contact Home and Country Inspections, call 905-640- 7899. ' Their company checks out homes for people who want to know the con- dition of their house before selling it, for potential buyers eyeing a new home and for new home warranties. The Woods also teach part of the home inspection course at Durham College in Oshawa. They and others offered by the board are “for real estate agents con- tinuing education", Mrs. Wood said. 905-415-2260 nun-c- _. nde flake NIYWOII