the tribune thursday march 91918 7 york presbyterial annual meeting held competition was tough in the cub car rally held at upper canada mall last week altogether 214 cars were raced and exhibited by the boys among the winners are eric palmer who made it to fourth place in the finals and mark watling who took home a third for style both boys are from ballantrae our churches a cure for uncertainty by pastor jim byrne ringwood christian church seeking a term to describe our present time kenneth galbraith labelled it the age of uncertainty un- certaint is certainly an outstanding charac teristic of our day political uncertainty has recently become very real to us the crises in go vernmentand the threat of separation testify to this fact the buildup of nuclear weapons and the exposure of intelligence scandals only heighten our uncertainty financial un- certainty is also very real to us according to he november 1976 readers digest the average canadian family of four owns at least 4000 excluding the money borrowed to purchase a house add to this our high inflation rate our high unemployment and our frightening national debt as well as our dollar fluctuations and it all adds up to a very un certain outlook for the future marriage breakup and commonlaw liaisons lead to uncertainty m our personal relationships confusion in our sex and marriage roles leads to further uncertainty many of us lack a sense of personal fulfillment and meaning in our lives charitable donations stouffville charitable donations totalling 600 to 10 organizations caused lengthy debate at the last meeting of town council before they were ap proved councillor bill mc- nalley felt that donations to such organizations should be left to the in dividual donor and that governing bodies such as town or regional councils should not contribute to these groups mr mcnalleys opposition did not stem from his own lack of support or from the feeling that the organizations involved did not do worthwhile work he said but from a feeling that the donations from political bodies were both redundant and presumptuous how can my life have purpose and meaning we ask what is life all about anyway we are also uncertain about what constitutes right and wrong people ask how can i know what is right or wrong right seems to be what most people consider to be right at any particular time we are bombarded with so many ideas that we do not know what to believe we are uncertain about what is really true to crown all of this is the very uncertainty of life itself the fact that we may die or be killed at any moment and that we will certainly die some day the result of this uncertainty is a paralyzing fear which most of us are afraid to admit or face god has provided the answers to many of these problems in the bible we can be certain about god god created the world and he maintains it and cares for each individual in it he knows our names and he is concerned about the smallest details in our lives he cares so much that he sent his son to take the punish ment that we deserve god is good and cares for us and our world we can be certain about man we can know who man is and what his purpose is here on earth god made man and placed him on earth to enjoy life god gave man guidelines for his life if we follow these guidelines then we will have a fulfilled and meaningful life rejection of these guidelines have resulted in dissatisfaction and uncertainty guidelines are provided to make our personal relationships full and meaningful god planned that one man and one woman would live together in a lifelong commitment to each other ahdto goargod intended that they should be spiritually mentally and physically one within this stable bond children are to be born and nurtured the cure for un certainty is found then in obeying gods guidelines will and the regional municipality of york kennedy road regional road no 3 stouffville road regional road no 14 the council of the regional municipality of york proposes to pass a bylaw authorizing 1 the widening of kennedy road regional road no 3 in the town of whitchurch- stouffville from a point approximately 1500 feet north of stouflville road regional road no u to a point approximately 4200 feet north thereof to a basic width of 120 feet with additional widenings at cuts and fills together with the clearing grub bing fencing grading gravelling and paving thereof to provide a basic two lane roadway and the construction of culverts drainage works and all other related works and undertakings and the acquisition of the necessary lands and interest in lands 3 the widening of stouffville road regional road no 14 in the town of whit church stoutfville from a point approximately 1200 feet west of its most easterly intersection with kennedy road regional road no 3 to a point approximately 500 feet east thereof to a basic width of 100 feet with additional widenings at cuts fills and the intersection with the proposed realigned kennedy road regional road no 3 the clearing grubbing fencing grading gravelling and paving thereof to provide a basic two lane roadway with additional turning lanes at the intersection with the proposed realigned kennedy road regional road no 3 and the con struction of culverts drainage works and all other related works and undertakings and acquisit ion of the necessary lands and interest in lands the engineering committee of the regional council will at its meeting to be held at 2 00 p m on the mthof march 1976 at the engineering building on the west side of woodbine avenue one and one quarter miles north of the aurora side road hear in person or by his counsel solicitor or agent any person whoclaims that his lands will be preludlclally affected by the by lawand who applies to be heard plans showing the lands affected by the above proposed work may be seen at the office of david hill director of property at the engineering building tel 895 7303 dated at newmarket this 11th day of february 17i edward oakes 3 bayview avenue ntwmarker ontario solicitor lor the regional municipality of york other approaches lead to despair hopelessness i would welcome responses to this message through thepaper or by letter about 175 women attended the annual meeting of york presbyterian women on monday feb 20 in thornhill united church june atkinson president of york presbyterial welcomed those present after the singing of hymn 19 followed by prayer the theme of the day- was fair play play fair and this was embodied in the worship conducted by jean boddy president of toronto conference ucw mrs boddy took matthew 538 as a text and reminded us of our responsibilities to those less fortrunate than ourselves as well as in the enacting of the promises we made in becoming church members action single and corporate was stressed and outreach beyond our own circles greetings were then extended by beth smith president of thornhill ucw rev robert ball chairman of york presbytery jean boddy and grant kerr co ordinating director of camping for toronto conference brief reports were given by helen kingsley recording secretary and by myrna watson finance chairman an interlude of singing was then con ducted by grant kerr accompanied by dorothy reesor nine book reviews were given by bill bird of canec after which rev alfred mcalister minister of thornhill united church presided for the election and in stallation of the new executive lunch was followed by another singing period after which jean wuletts of mount albert introduced the guest speaker of the afternoon dr bruce macleod a former moderator of the united church of canada whose topic was human rights dr macleod quoting isaiah chapter 58 stressed the fact that canadians must be continually on guard against the infringement of human rights in the areas of color race sex and age nor should we question the state of the recipient of our charity church women were urged to put doors in our circles to be outgoing lest we become ghettoes deaf to the needs of hurting people prayer and action must go hand in hand in order to re member our bodies that are dis membered dr macleod was thanked by president june atkinson after which a meaningful communion service was conducted by rev root ball and rev george james chairman of toronto conference the meeting closed with a hymn and benediction burn coal anthracite for stoves furnace fireplace logs coal cashcarryor delivery dominion coalbldg supplies 8 station st unionville closed mon for winter months 2971732 futeutbaii tompany top prices for your furs sell your fur pelts through our montreal auction house to a large international clientele for more information call 5196482184 woolwich rd no 72 breslau ontario lris h night church services the annual irish night at holt free methodist church on sunday march 12th will bring together many shades of green this is an evening of christian fellowship special features this year will be the guest soloist marie alexander accompanied by her husband on his euphonium dr owen slingerland and his son from mt albert on the bagpipes and by special request the rev mccaw with his lambeg drum known in ulster as the big drum guest speaker the rev samuel livingstone ba bd from rogers presbyterian church in toronto is from belfast ireland and comes well recommended as a very gifted speaker the church choir will assist with the congregational singing and a team of local young people will present a package ot music and song and of course it would not be irish night without our traditional irish tea with lots of good home baking to help with the eats we ask that the ladies bring along some of their specialities irish if possible everyone is welcome regardless of race or faith so come to holt on sunday evening march 12 at 7 pm ad mission is free where is holt holt is situated on the eastwest road between mt albert and sharon and the church is about one half mile north of the village on concession 7 christ church anglican thurs mar 9 730 pm lenten service of holy communion 815 pm rev w eling speaker on christian initiation sunday mar 12 1978 passion sunday 930 am morning prayer rev w f edney church school and nursery services provided coffee hour after the service thurs mar 16730 pm lenten service of holy communion 815 pm film strip chacoarea of argen tina everyone welcome mccormack memorial church highway 48 at vivian rev cw sorley pastor 945 am morning service 1100 am sunday school 730 pm evening service thurs 8 pm new life hour tues 330 pm pioneer girls tues 700 pm cs brigade bloomington christian gospel church rev cw sorley sunday mar 12 1978 945 sunday school 1100 morning worship tues fri 7 pm pioneer girls vied 8 pm prayer bible study the coopefflofe offers two convenient office locations to serve your insurance needs in the markham and stouffville areas we offer convenient office locations safe driving dividends personal attention abstainer reductions fast efficient and fair claims service before you renew your present policies or purchase additional insurance the coopefetafc invites you to call or visit one of these offices stouffville 96 main street stouffville loh1lo 2942587 markham markham mall 171 wellington st e hwy no 7 markham l3p3p4 2949022 stouffville office mon to thurs 900 500 friday 900 700 saturday 930 1230 office hours markham office mon to fri 1000600 saturday 900 100 ask st james presbyterian church rev ted creen 404195 sun mar 12 10 am morning wor ship the 10 com mandments for today 1115 church school classes for all children and teens all will be welcome stouffville united church rev jl carder babd 125th anniversary year mar 12 1978 11 am morning worship 945 sunday school intercongregational class 1100 nursery kinder garten primary jr classes mon 730 explorers 800 cgit you will be welcome altona missionary church pastor v klaue sunday march 12 1978 10 am sunday school 1100 am morning worship 730 pm evening service wed prayer meeting 800 pm you are cordially invited to the missionary church gormley missionary church rev cecil rosenberger pastor sunday mar 12 1978 950 am family sunday school 1100 am communion service 730 pm what is transcendental medi tation presented by a former teacher and student of tm wed 8 pm prayer service a warm welcome awaits you always stouffville missionary church 159 main st e john hamilton- minister jim clubine associate minister sunday mar 12 1978 945 am family sunday school bus service available 1100 am morning worship 700 pm evening service music by the richmond college chorus wed 700 pm pioneer girls and boys clubs fri 7 pm jr high youth 730 pm prayer and bible study 800 pm sr high youth j i 2ar yoipre alwayvwciconic at the vprj missionary church springvale baptist church gormlcystouffville rd at 6th cone kennedy rd rev tom hamilton sunday mar 12 1978 1000 am sunday school 1100 am 700 pm worship services wed 7815 pm family night skyforce childrens program baker hill baptist church pastor james shantz sunday mar 12 1978 950 am sunday school 1100 am morning service wed 8 pm prayer meeting e eryone welcome unionville gospel hall 2nd street at hwy 7 lords day breaking bread 930 sunday school and bible class 1130 am gospel meeting 7 pm wed prayer bible study 8 pm all heartily welcome gospel hall goodwood ontario 3rd line 47 hwy lords day breaking bread 930 sunday school and bible class 1130 am gospel meeting 7 pm mon bible study 8 pm thurs prayer 8 pm all welcome the coopetoi auto home life business bethel assembly of god hwy 48 just north of 47 rev howard minaker pastor 6405555 sunday mar 12 1978 945 am bible school contest 1100 am prayerlessness a sin 700 pm held over colour film corrie watch 100 huntley daily on global all roads lead to bethel just minutes from whereyou are sunday school 945 am morning worship 1030 am great gospel service 7 pm whosoever will may come plf an uct404421 460 main street stouffville 0400698