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christ church anglican stouffville rev john l ball rector sunday february 4th 1962 filth sunday after epiphany 930 am morning prayer 930 am junior and senior sunday schools 630 pjn monday brownies 8 pm mon evening guild work meeting 730 pm tuesday wolf cubs 700 pm wed girl guides 700 pm wed jr choir prac tice 800 pm wed sr choir prac tice stouffville united church rev j gordon cruikshank b a sunday february 4th 1962 945 am junior to senior sunday school 1100 am nursery to primary sunday school 11 am morning worship baptism service mon 7 pm explorers tues 730 pm cubs wed 730 pm scouts thurs 7 pm cgit 815 pm choir practice stouffville baptist church a church with a message for today minister rev j williams sunday february 4th 1962 10 ajn bible school all ages 11 am family worship fol lowed by communion service 7 pjn prayer meeting 730 pm special youth ser vice music by stouffville youth for christ band spe cial singing program geered for youth wed 8 pm prayer and bible study st james presbyterian church stouffville minister rev gordon ilamill ba sunday february 4th 1962 10 am morning worship 10 am church school worship with us united missionary church rev alfred rees minister markham sunday february 4th 1962 10 am sunday school departments for all 11 am worship service sub ject the cursing of the young men 730 pm evangelistic service subject that he gave thur 8 pm prayer bible study the parables dicksons hill 945 am worship service sub ject the cursing of the young men 1050 am sunday school for the entire family wed 8 pm prayer bible study the parables feb uth to 14th special ser vices with rev a embree of kitchener ont make our church your church home stouffville memorial christian 1 church pastor mr clarence t bass sunday february 4th 1962 10 am sunday school 11 am morning worship 730 pm evening service 8 pm mon young peoples 7 pm wed childrens choir practice prayer and bible study wed 8 pm in parsonage bl00mingt0n christian associated gospel church pastor g t gooderliam bth sunday february 4th 1962 945 am bible school 31 am morning worship 730 pm evening service mon 730 pm senior hitime wed 8 pm prayer meeting thur 4 pm junior hitime stouffville united missionary vv cliurch fr v rev arthur walsh minister sunday february 4th 1962 10 am sunday school with classes for all ages 11 am the beatitudes 2 730 pm the tongueless ones the pastor will preach at both services wed 8 pm midweek prayer meeting pioneer girls the colon ists meet each tues at 7 pm the pilgrims meet each wed at 630 pm gormley united missionary church rev c e hunking minister sunday february 4th 1962 10 am bible school 11 am worship service 730 pm evening service calling all sunday school staff to teacher training classes on monday evenings of feb ruary churchill musselmans lake bible school sunday february 4th 1962 1030 sunday school second marknam baker hill baptist churches rev bruce hisey sunday february 4th 1962 second markham prayer service wed 8 pm wed feb 7 rev herb goertz of greater europe mission will speak and show pictures on conditions in europe sunday bible school 10 am morning service 11 am continuing on how does god make us holy evening service led by young people 730 pm speaker jim fishback from central baptist seminary baker hill prayer service thurs 8 pm sunday next bible school 130 pm service 230 pm all welcome brethren in christ church heise hill gormley pastor rev wm vandcrbent ph richmond hill turner 43155 sunday february 4th 1962 10 am sunday school 11 am worship service 730 pm evangelistic wed 745 pm midweek prayer meeting j uingwood christian church mr barry jones minister sunday february 4th 1962 10 am sunday school 1110 am 730 pm worship service 630 pm wed childrens ser vice 8 pm wed ce prayer meet ing reesors mennonite church sunday february 4th 1962 worship service 10 am everyone welcome altona united missionary church rev dow sargeant pastor special services jan 31 feb 1 2 rev allen wallace will speak each evening at 8 pm sunday february 4th 1962 1030 am sunday school 730 pm rev sargeant will speak united church melville charge rev g davison sunday february 4th 1962 1000 am peachs 1140 am melville 230 pm bethesda vivian mccormack memorial church rev bruce hisey pastor sunday february 4th 1962 1030 am bible school 730 pm evening worship tues 8 pm bible study and prayer thurs 8 pm young peoples meeting sat 730 pm old fashioned sleigh ride back through the lanes an1 fields pleasure skat ing on the mill pond and hot re freshments all for 100 930 pm youthspirational ral ly featuring tenor soloist lloyd knights and all the way from paris kentucky the kentuckians quartet ed lawson pianist form erly of syfc and youth speaker for the hour rev carroll son 915 pm after church fireside with the kentuckians ed lawson and rev carroiu bible quiz ajax baptist vs bloomlngton associated gospel 1 stouffville youth guit i f mrs parker kclcey and mrs peter wlndatt of barrie spent a few days with their mother mrs e ford and cousin mr frank rae of 47 church st miss marie ford of oshawa spent the weekend with mrs e ford and mr f rac church st birth brillixger eldon and beat rice arc happy to announce the birth of their son peter andrew on jan 29 1962 at york county hospital a bro ther for michac and laurie women from 59 congregations join york u c women over six hundred women from the 59 congregations in york presbytery attended the inaug ural meeting of united church women at the trinity united church newmarket two pre existing organizations the wo mens auxiliary the wa and the womens missionary socie ty the wmsj were joined in to one group of united church women with the aim of uniting all women of the church for tne total mission of the church during the month of january this inaugural service has taken place in 2800 charges in over 100 presbyteries in canada in the morning session the ex ecutive was elected and the allo cation was set at 20700 for york presbytery rev norman pick chairman of the provision al committee presided at the afternoon session the executive was dedicated during the service guest speaker was rev geo morrison associate secretaryof the board of home missions a former resident of aurora he said that 350000 united church women was a mighty force and that women were only one branch of the total church ef fort in this day and age you must rise with the ring of igor and truth to the challenge that this new organization presents said rev morrison officers for york presbyterial united church women elected were president dr margaret arkinstall newmarket 1st vice- president mrs s jones ux- bridge 2nd vicepresident mrs william shillinglaw mount al bert 3rd vicepresident mrs r montgomery uxbridge 4th vice president mrs don bain rich mond hill recording secretary mrs wm hodgson correspond ing secretary mrs a spear newmarket treasurer mrs g todd pickering other officers included chris tian citizenship and social ac tions mrs cattanach mark- ham cooperation in christian education and missionary edu cation mrs c pickering zeph yr leadership and development mrs delbert booth kettleby finance mrs a m wood stou ffville nominations mrs t taylor sutton organization promotion mrs george fish aurora community friendship and visiting mrs a g little markham literature and com munication mrs a g guard house unionville periodicals miss marjorie mcmurchy laskay program mrs l k lee queensville press and publicity mrs hews- ton schomberg stewardship recruiting mrs s elson rich mond hill supply and social assistance mrs hilda wood cock markham members without portfolio mrs p mahoney keswick mrs f winch keswick mrs da vid howard richmond hill mrs elwood walker zephyr mrs elmer hamilton raven- shoe markham man prov candidate for new democrats the two york north riding new democratic party candi dates for the next federal and provincial elections were chosen at the partys nomination meet ing in richmond hill public li brary nominated to stand as candi date in the federal election was stanley hall newmarket ccf candidate for north york dur ing the 1959 federal elections mr hall is employed by canada packers co ltd of toronto where he is plant administrator he is married and has one in fant boy mr hall was a mem ber of the former ccf party for eight years before joining the ndp upon its inception two people were named as provincial nominees robert mc- vey of markham village and john harman of richmond hill mr mcvey won the vote and therefore will stand as provin cial candidate for the ndp from north york in the next provincial election he is a law yer in markham village and is the father of four children and brownies an organizational meeting of the local association for girl guides and brownies was held at the home of mrs a gresham saturday afternoon the guide and brownie movement is a worldwide and very worthwhile organization and the local as sociation is a committee estab lished to sponsor packs and companies and help and encour age guides mrs gresham presided at the meeting as the chairman and mrs m chappell as secretary mrs jean harrott was appoint ed badge secretary and mrs j waite as press secretary a telephone committee was also appointed mrs d lehman for the brownie first pack mrs a spence brownie 2nd pack and mrs ii baxter for the guides as a start in raising funds it was decided to circulate a basket among the mothers con taining a wrapped gift the person receiving this is to take the gift make a contribution then in turn wrap another gift and send it on to the next per son on the list the next meeting of this as sociation will be held on febru ary 21st at 830 pm at the home of mrs geo thompson 350 glad park avenue at which time fund raising activities will be discussed also the mother- daughter banquet to be held in the spring our project at this meeting will be the making of semaphore flags any ladies who are interested in this move ment and wish to join at the next meeting will be very wel come don deacon heads markham liberals mr donald deacon former deputyreeve of markham town ship was elected to head mark ham liberals at a meeting of the party followers last week stewart rumble of headford is vice president and walter craig buttonville sectytreas the meeting was chaired by john newfeldt of north york liberal association william trotter mpp for parkdale riding was the guest speaker he charged that the in troduction of the ontario sales tax was the resutl of many years of extravagant frost spending the womens liberal asso ciation ofmarkham and stouff ville served refreshments to the gathering j almour clarke honoured at family gathering more than seventy members of the clarkevannostrand fam ilies gathered together at the parkside youth centre on sat urday to honour mr j almour clarke on the occasion of his 80th birthday those present in cluded his seven children ger trude mrs donald moyer and ruth mrs ted roberts both of toronto bruce and doug cone 6 whitchurch rev david clarke of owen sound keith of vineland and louise at home there were sixteen grandchild ren present one sister and four teen nieces and nephews family relations were in at tendance from a wide area in cluding london preston ches- lerville newmarket richmond hill vandorf owen sound to ronto guelph and stouffville a smorgasbord dinner was pre pared and served by the ladies committee of the youth centre rev norman rowan of pres ton proposed a toast to mr clarke the honoured guest of the occasion the program in- eluded musical numbers a read ing and a community singsong mr clarke enjoys good health and his goodnatured sense of humor has won him a wide cir cle of friends butler jean and ross are happy to announce the birth of a daughter on monday january 22 1962 at scarboro general hospital prentice jim and isabel rcxdale ont are happy to announce the birth of a son roger john 9 lbs 10 oz on tuesday jan 3 1962 at the humber memorial hospital weston ont a brother for marcclle robert teressa and kimberly sima ed and pat nee welsh are happy to announce the birth of their son stephen scott born friday january 26 1962 at scarboro general hospital franks movers storage modern heated storage agent for united van lines moving with care everywhere tu 42613 phone collect richmond hill noroby febnuiy 1 1962 the stootrvule tribune pg 2 local nd personal happenings the regular meeting of stou ffville municipal council will oe held this thursday evening at 730 oclock puc employees were busy on tuesday installing and test ing a new emergency measures warning siren located on faii- view avenue in the west end of town rev ken campbell will be the guest speaker at the month ly meeting of the stouffville christian mens fellowship on monday evening feb 5th in the stouffville baptist church walter pipher lucky winner a social evening was held on monday at the masonic hall bv the rebekahs and oddfellows lodge when mr bob timbers showed pictures taken on his trip to rome at the time of the world plowing match a high light of the evening was when mrs timbers drew the lucky ticket jfor the 100 bond this was held by mr walter pipher stouffville one of towns early hotels coming down the former queens hotel lo cated on main et east and known as queens court is be ing demolished the building was erected some seventyfive j ears ago by mr dick knill this was the second hotel to be operated on this site a hostelry being maintained there back in riel rebellion times and oper ated by a mr anderson mr john martin took charge of the queens in 1889 and com pletely rebuilt the front of the building when operated as a hotel the place was heated by two hot air furnaces and was one of the first public places in town to have electric lighting there were large sample rooms for the travelling salesmen of that day and the place could ac commodate 30 to 50 guests mr martin also operated an exten sive livery stable business along side the hotel other hotels operating in town at that time included the man sion house which is nearly one hundred years old and has been renovated and is now operated as a commercial establishment near the cnr the building opposite the queens where is lo cated the antique house was run as a hotel as well dickson hill mr and mrs hugh boyd of king city had supper with the ebys friday evening mr and mrs woelfle and family of st catharines were sunday guests at the mallet home the young married couples sunday school class spent an evening together at the willard moyer home last friday dur ing the evening ross wideman teacher on behalf of the class presented a volume of crudens concordance to bill and joyce gilchrist as they leave the community to make their home in winnipeg their friends wish them and baby kimberly gods blessing they will be greatly missed dickson hill is an agricul tural community and may be justly proud of its progressive farmers their activities vary with the seasons of the year winter affords diversions and opportunity for learning up-to- date methods and examining modern michineiy the john deer day at stouffville and the soil crop improvement con vention and machinery exhibi tion at toronto attracted quite a number last week the second of a series of sac red musical concerts held in eaton auditorium was well at tended and enjoyed by some of the music lovers here sunday evening service at the local church conducted by as sistant pastor dow was special he was assisted by a number of the young people duet by anne barkey and pat gibbins testimony by ken barkey the scripture reading by peter gib- bins ushers ed wideman and michael clarke the message was eternal life a special attraction fea tured slides depicting the work of the mcc organization that our wms societies are sup porting mr dow is at present attending lutheran university in kitchener and also has part time employment in the mcc office continued support of this work is imperative if this re lief is to be continued to the needy of many countries rexsize savings at your rex- all drug store many items at half price at houstons the rcxau drug store phone 229 mr ed red garner of langstaff a former wellknown professional wrestler was a visitor in stouffville on sunday afternoon mr stanley moyer of toronto and mr and mrs roy moyer dicksons hill were guests with mr and mrs lloyd moyer on thursdav the uxbridge to toronto grav coach bus was more than two hours late on tuesdav morning when it skidded off the highway in the goodwood area the southbound c n r passenger train was also behind schedule due to blowing snow arnold buce lintner son of mrs bruce harrison former resident of stouffville now of toronto was united in marriage to lola elaine van reeth by rev g firth on saturday jan 27th ihe wedding took place at the bathurst united church the couple will make their home in toronto the tribune would like to cor rect a possible incorrect im pression that might have been assumed from a front page item in last weeks issue concerning a charge filed against mr har ry hilts main street the con cealed weapon alleged to be in the possession of the accused was a razor blade and nothing more air hilts was convicted on this charge but two others were withdrawn by local police the executive of york manor home womens auxiliary met at the manor on tuesday jan 16th to plan the years activi ties mrs wm turner newly elected president presided it was decided to have a euchre and bridge on monday feb 12 in the auditorium at the manor to raise money to purchase a tv set three more tv sets are needed also a heavy duty sew ing machine for use in craft work a strawberry social is planned for late june and the annual bazaar will be held on nov 17th proceeds from these events to be used for handi crafts deaths beach the death occurred on thurs day jan 25 1962 at uxbridge hospital of edith jbeebe be loved wife of oliver beach in her 66th year she is survived by her husband and family roy dora mrs orville wat son stan vera mrs wood- row burton ivan norman leonard lorraine mrs r mc laren lome lloyd ruth and merna mrs murray clark funeral service was held in trinity united church on sun day at 230 pm with interment in goodwood cemetery lotton mr charles richard lotton a longtime resident of stouff ville suffered a stroke on fri day and was removed to the toronto western hospital where he died on tuesday jan 20 1962 he was in his 83rd year and was born in pickering surviving are his wife the former jennie fowlie a son wesley of toronto and five daughters agnes mrs don lewis albena mrs charlie hodgson dorothy mrs elgin wagg evelyn mrs lloyd by- cr and marie mrs roy wagg of toronto 25 grandchildren and 17 greatgrandchildren the funeral service will be held on thursday feb 1 at 2 pm from the l e oneill fu neral home in charge of mr clarence bass interment will be in stouffville cemetery vault pailbearers are five grand sons donald lewis harold hodgson kenneth charles and glen lotton and a neighbour clifford madiil mundell john graham suddenly at 26 bembrock rd scarborough on monday jan 29 1962 john g mundell dear father of william and grand father of betty barbara and john mundell aurora dear bro ther of mrs b f kilpatrick 117 humbercrcst blvd toronto in his 62nd year friends may call at the thompson funeral home 29 victoria st aurora service on thursday feb 1 at 2 prn interment claremont un ion cemetery upholsteri ng rebuilding restyling wood refinlshlng custom built furniture ilrapcrics broadloom no money down easy terms 90 day no finance charge guaranteed workmanship by experts who have served you the past 14 years highest quality at lowest prices free advice on home furnishings estimates in your home toromark furniture house markham 801 direct line stouft 509 rev f huson of owen sound former united church pastor bere was in town on thursday mrs wiu st john east of town had the misfortune to fall while working in her kitchen last week and broke her wrist the tribune presently has several portable typewriters for renl the rate is 55 per month mr and mrs j s martin lloyd ave left last week to spend some holidays at indian rocks florida don eddington son of mr and mrs jim eddington church st is with the rcaj and is stationed at st jean quebec he is studying electronics george bartholomew ninth concession whitchurch is in uxbridge cottage hospital re cuperating from surgery if you are a ratepayer of whitchurch township you are invited to a dance and euchre in vandorf hall on friday feb 9th this is sponsored through the generosity of councillor ivan mclaughlin there will be round and square dancing notice e a grubin ro optome trist will be in stouffville at the james mccreight residence 58 main st e on monday af ternoon and evening and tues day feb 5th and 6th mr and mrs merele mintz mr and mrs orvan downer mr and mrs earl downer mr and mrs gordon cook and ter- rylyn all of toronto and mr jim tindall of claremont were visitors during the weekend with mr and mrs charlie tin dall harold ave sightseers at the stouffville station on sunday morning caught only a brief glimpse of the steam excursion train as it passed through town en route to lindsay the trip from toronto to lindsay and return was sponsored by the upper can ada railway society t two germanborn brothers peter and wolfgang stoerchle passed through stouffville on horseback monday afternoon en loute to los angeles califor nia with only 25 in their pock ets and 120 pounds of gear the pair hope to reach their destina tion by early may they em barked from the maples cone 5 uxbridge and crossed over the us border at buffalo their journey will take them an esti mated 2850 miles rev w w fleischer of ux bridge and a former baptist church minister here has been given charge of the green ri ver and whitevale baptist churches mr oran fretz of bethesda was the recipient this week ot a florida grapefruit that meas ured 15 inches in circumfer ence it was sent up from the sunny south by a friend of the fretz family mr oran fretz of bethesda was a weekend visitor in wind sor where he called at the home of his son dr and mrs norman fretz and family councillor ivan mclaughlin who promised the ratepayers at this years whitchurch town ship nomination a party has been true to his word the euchre and dance is being spon sored by mr mclaughlin in vandorf hall next friday feb 9th the second markham baptist church held its 113th annual meeting on wednesday evening jan 24th reports from all de partments of the church show ed continued growth both in attendance and in offerings to tal offerings amounted to over 14200 out of which 56500 was designated for missions meeting in full our commitments for the year the church voted to take on additional support for cen tral baptist seminary which has purchased a new site and is erecting buildings near dixie during the year we had the joy of welcoming home some of our missionaries miss jo stev ens from liberia and mr and mrs robert clubine from jam aica rev bruce hisey has been pastor of this church since 19- 56 there lias been a steady growth and a great many im provements to our facilities dur ing that time election of officers resulted as follows deacons earl brillin- ger keith hutchinson floyd ratcliff douglas wood charles clubine and jim sinclair gen eral terasurer is mrs harry clendenning and mission treas urer is mr jack clubine trus tees are j a clarke arthur paisley and floyd ratcliff the new general superintendent of the sunday school which had an average attendance of 133 during 1961 is mr floyd rodin quality service winter supplies hard fuel free burning anthracite coal nut and stove size pocahontos stoker coal cannel coal for fireplace fuel liquid fuel solar heat for furnace stove oil for space heater for the removal of ice and snow rocksalt calcium chloride for the wild birds sunflower seed and wild bird seed mixtures stiver bros phone 50gj 506w 502w vsssmjsss special free lubrication with any 1000 cash purchase towing dominion automobile service tires batteries accessories bp products midtown garage phone stouffville 170w stouffville taxi the only car in town licenced and insured for carrying fares anywhere anytime phone stouffville 170w holidays nights 170j w