Ontario Community Newspapers

Stouffville Tribune (Stouffville, ON), November 23, 1961, p. 8

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po 8 the stooffviue ik1buwe tnurbfay moea4f 23 196t public notice special garbage collection township of whitchurch public notice is hereby given that a special garbage collection will be made in the following areas in the township of whitchurch oak ridges wilcox lake area wednesday november 29th 1961 musselmans lake area friday december 1st 1961 all ratepayers in the above mentioned areas are requested to take notice and govern themselves accordingly john w crawford clerk lemonville united church reconstituted a large gathering of mem bers and friends was present in lemonville united church on sunday evening november 19th 19c1 to share in the special service for the reconstitution of lemonville united church as a congregation of the united church of canada it was a truly joyous occasion marking a historic development in the history of lemonville the senice was conducted by reverend donald mclean of keswick united who is chair man of york presbytery rev gordon winch of st pauls oak ridges united church at lake wilcox read the lesson rev norman pick of trinity united church markham led in prayer the sermon was given by rev george davison of melville unit ed church in the course of his remarks mr davison sketched the his tory of the lemonville congre gation during recent years he challenged the congregation to an ever greater degree of co operation and to a more intense councillor lor uskidp township vote for a man whose time effort and judgment will be devoted to the interests of the people of the township sponsored by the ratepayers committee polling date november 27 1961 10 am 7 pm obedience and devotion to the work to which they have been called in lemonville may it never again be said the glory is departed from israel reverend ivan kennedy su pervising pastor of the lemon ville congregation conducted the reception of members twen tyfour were received into full membership in the reconstituted congregation mr edward mc- crea gave the report of the nominating committee and the trustees elders and stewards were duly elected greetings and congratulations were expressed to the lemon ville congregation by rev d davis of stouffville who traced his intimate and happy associa tion with the lemonville com munity during the past twenty years mr davis expressed tre mendous enthusiasm and great expectations as a result of the historic step that has now been taken in the reconstitution of this congregation he challenged lemonville church to raise up in their midst recruits for the fulltime service of the church the rural church has always been a fruitful source of re cruits for the ministry others to bring greetings and congratulations included mr jack winch of keswick former pastor of this congregation mr ross farquharson representing whitchurch township council mr lawson mumberson repre senting markham township and dr stuart crouch elder of stouffville united church and member of york presbytery mr evans treasurer of york presbytery acting on behalf of presbytery presented the books of record and the roll book to the congregation the service closed with the singing of blest be the tie that binds and the benediction was pronounced by the pastor of the lemonville congregation mr edward mccrea members and friends remained for an hour of happy fellowship together refreshments were provided by the womens asso ciation under the direction of the president mrs grant wells cedar grove news after last weeks welcome ihanleys clarkes and descend- rain the farmers are plowing hard long and fast it was prob ably a bit chilly in the fields after sunday nights snowfall but it was a pretty sight to see the earth turned over onto the white ground especially if a flock of gulls were in attend ance a good turnout at the bee on saturday saw the rink boards nearly finished for the winter skatinp season the work com mittee is very grateful to all the helpers work will continue this saturday weather permit ting so willing workers may hear from the committee if more help is needed we are very sorry to report that mr and mrs alan reesor were involved in a car accident on their way to market early saturday morning mr reesor was well shaken up and mrs reesor badly bruised with a sprained ankle they were car rying a heavy load and although they crowded the ditch there was a limit to how far they could safely get off the road to avoid a driver headed straight for them they were lucky not to have been more seriously in jured the driver of the other car was allegedly returning from a very late and somewhat liquid party the group of cedar grove photographers who under the direction of lloyd clendenen were featured at last months special interests meeting re peated their performance at stouffville last week for the an nual meeting of the horticul tural society the report of cedar grove mennonite church centennial was received a matter of houn late for last weeks paper but in lots of time for this weeks the program was planned from 10 am to 315 pm and includ ed both morning and afternoon services and a noon dinner at which about eighty were pres ent in a brief historical sketch prepared by paul burkholder it was noted that the hill on which the church is situated had be come a community burial ground the earliest marked grave is 1824 members of many cedar grove families are buried here including milroys boyds whites degeers wheelers whaleys mitchells hollingers ants of peter reesor the origin al owner of the farm in 1861 samuel reesor who lived where charlie croucher lives into whose possession the farm had come built the frame church on the corner of the 10th line and the mill road in 1s64 george bambridge a methodist and ce dar groves blacksmith began a sunday school which continued for a number of years although sunday schools have not run continuously throughout the years the present school begun in 1932 has continued with good interest summer bible school had its first year in 1934 under the pas tor lewis j burkholder and since then has been an annual event with wide community in terest in 1ss2 samuel hoover of altona was the first to preach in english german having been used until that time eig john hoover and samuel r hoover of dixons hill were early prea chers and jacob g reesor and samuel g reesor served as dea cons in 1913 while leading in prayer at the opening of a sun day morning service samuel g reesor collapsed and died sev eral deacons have served for long periods among them isai ah hoover 19131934 amos r burkholder 19341958 lewis burkholder was pastor from 1896 until 1939 assisted during the later years by floyd stouffville boor nook bibles religious books scripture christ mas cards records and come in and around phone 1047 353 main st e schmucker a lome burkhold er was ordained in 1910 and carried on the work for seven teen years more recently geo elsasser for three years then following nearly a year of week ly appointments lawrence mar tin assumed the pastorate last september among the many visitors to the centennial were some who contributed reminiscences of earlier days from near stouff ville mrs fred godfrey and mr jake reesor miss mary reesor from toronto and mr sam brownsburger from kitch ener although the congregation of cedar grove mennonite church has never been large its influ ence has touched the homes and hearts of many in and around its own community dates to remember friday nov 24 pot luck supper will be held in zion church basement for members of the community club and their families monday nov 27th com munity club meeting will be held at the home of scotty and ha crichton poor wheel alignment say general motors service engi neers can cause your tires to drag sideways 30 to 40 feet in every mile you travel wasting gasoline and tires free marie fraserl new butter recipe booklet bazaar favorites available in quantity for womens groups write today a division of dairy farmers of canada j47 davenport road toronto 5 a size for every family choose 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