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jj -ijy4-jjtoiis- ti jtjejtf gu j t a vf flm tauffsa-j- j i v 1 i wednesday november 23 1983 sa5 touffville pentecotal church 460 maim st- stou ontario 6405696 sundayschool945ajl worship service 1100 am sunday evening rally 600 pm paa rcig pes bible study tues 730 pit mccormack memorial church pastorrevwgawa 945 am breaking down the barrier 11 am peace in the midst of fear 730 pm the remedy for horror special music blake weller vivian rd 48 nursery supervision and junior church ballmtrae provided stouffville missionary church 159 main street east 6403911 rev james clubine pastor j rev douglas gray assoc pastor sun nov 27th1983 930 1100 a m morning worship services sunday school hours 700 pm evening service wednesday 700pmfamily night pioneergirls christian service brigade youth adult prayer bible study friday 730 pm youth fellowship youre always welcome at the missionary church bloomington christian gospel church pastor c w sorley 150th anniversary wed 8 pm rev roy langford his talented son glen will present the special music sunday services 945 a m sunday school 1100 a m howard mcleod canadian s s miss director of the galilean camp for young people 700 p m sacred concert living hope singers there are no tickets to buy but a freewill offer ing will be taken to defray expenses these singers are born again believers and you can feel the living power of the gospel in their ministry you owe it to yourself to hear them i n stouffville fellowship baptist pastor harley winborn 5402911 mainobrien 945 am bible school hi am mornings worship 650 rm evening ser vice wed 8 pm prayer meeting fri 730 pm yps program nursery facilities available heise hill brethren in christ church gormley ontario rev marlin k ressler pastor phone 8875489 sun nov 27th1983 christian education hour 1000 am worship service 1100 am evening service 700 pm musical concert by the abbott family wed nov 30th bible study prayer hour 745 pm you are welcome at heise hill stjames presbyterian church 101 main ste 6403151 rev ted creen sunday nov 27th 10 am morning worship 1115 am church school and adult discussion group full nursery facili- i ties god cares we care baker hill baptist pastor- james m shantz 950ambibleschool 1100 am morning i worship wed8pm- i prayer bible study all welcome stouffville united church 34 church stn rev cecil w tiller minister son nov 27th 1983 930 am bible study 11 am morning worship 1st sunday in advent church school prog ram for all ages in- eluding infant care st marks catholic church stouffville 6406665 sunday mass schedule saturday 5pm sunday 1030 am the anglican parish of christ church sunset blvd rev philip poole 6401461 sun nov 27th 1983 800 holy communion 10 am holy communion wideman mennonite church hwy48nofl7thave phone 6401227 pastor james r shantz sunday nov 27th1983 10 am worship ser vice 11 am sunday school 7 pm area service at steeles ave church guest speaker george middlcton all welcome t memorial christian church nov 27th1983 mainstouffer rev v trimmer 10am sunday school 11 am worship ser vice wed 730 pm prayer meeting gormley missionary church rev ed sparks 8879325 sunday nov27th 1983 950 am sunday school 1100 am morning worship 730 pm evening ser vice springvale baptist church gormlcys touffville rd at 6th cone kennedy rd pastor robert flemming sun nov 27th 1983 945 am sunday school ii am morning worship 7 pm evening service 7 pm wed evening sky force prayer meeting fri 730 pm young peoples on wednesday afternoon mem- needy and destitute of downtown bers of the 2nd and 3rd brownie packs called at the stouffville iga and purchased cans of food for deliv ery to christ church anglican on sunset boulevard then this week the gifts were distributed among the toronto one of the participants in the project was sevenyearold heather baker of north street stouffville jim thomas good deed day stouffville fifty members of the 2nd and 3rd brownie packs under the leadership of phyllis wells and kathy brilhnger did their good deeds wednesday they visited the stouffville iga and purchased one item each for the needy of downtown toronto mrs brillinger deposited the canned goods in a giant container at christ church anglican sunday delivery to the city was made monday it just kind of popped into my head mrs brillinger said of the idea the sug gestion was enthusiastically accepted by the girls who range in age from six to nine years by doing it themselves the girls bet ter appreciated the significance of the project she said bulging at the seams rev craig pitts of the stouffville pente costal church reports the sanctuary and other facilities bulging at the seams in an effort to meet the needs of a growing congregation and sunday school a com mittee has been established to look into the churchs future requirements members areroy laird bob rodmell brock fer guson bernie loates and gerry paxton with rev pitts serving as chairman to hold hymnathon jim rehill and david cadogan are hold- ing a hymnathon in christ church angli can stouffville beginning at 7 pm fri day and continuing 15 hours to 12 noon saturday they hope to raise money through sponsorships to help pay for the churchs new rogers organ purchased re cently the sanctuary will be candlelit for the occasion and coffee will be served by members of the senior choir ordination service the ordination service for pastor har ley winborn of stouffville baptist church will be held this sunday nov 27 at 330 pm credit union dinner the stouffville and district credit union is holding its banquet 630 pm and annual meeting 8 pm in the legion hall mon nov 28 tickets are 700 guest speaker for the occasion will be len cullen of weall and cullen nurseries for addi tional information and tickets call 640- 2811 children baptized two children were presented for bapt ism at sundays service in st james pre sbyterian church kathleen elizabeth katie major daughter of doug and carol major main street east stouffville and ashlee burncss daughter of john and carol burness rr 4 stouffville undergoing tests lizctte lacoursiere whitchurch- stouffvilles recreation program co ordinator has not been well in recent weeks and is currently undergoing tests to determine the source of her problem around town to honor pastor rev ted creen pastor of st james pre sbyterian church stouffville will be hon ored at a community gathering sunday dec 4 in christ church anglican sunset boulevard from 2 to 4 pm rev creen is leaving st james to assume pastoral duties atst andrews presbyterian church owen sound he will preside over his farewell service here sunday jan 8 unicef cards unicef christmas cards and calendars are now available at the care and share shoppe 39 main street west stouffville support of this worthwhile organization is appreciated golden wedding anniversary the family of irwin and elva kydd of uxbridge invite friends and relatives to join them in honoring their parents on the occasion of their golden wedding anniversary this sunday nov 27 an open house will be held in the sandford community hall from 130 to 5 pm best wishes only kids craft day a second funfilled craft day will be held fri dec 9 in latcham hall for children six to twelve years the hours are 1 to 4 pm last friday more than 60 boys and girls attended the event is again spon sored by the stouffville parks and recrea tion department the registration fee is 200 per child one dollar for each addi tional family member dec 9 is a p a day in the local schools so the activity provides something for the children to do christmas bazaar the whitcburchstouffvihe girls hock ey association is holding a christmas bazaar this saturday nov 26 in latcham hall from 10 am to 3 pm the sale will includehome baking and crafts a tea room is planned interested vendors should cau 6403086 or 6405444 after 6 pm pet still missing its been nearly two months since gyp sy a pet cat strayed from the home of bob and karen morton thornbay drive bloomington the family that includes cindy lisa craig and ian miss her very much close to fifty calls have been re ceived since a lost notice was placed in the tribune but none have led to gypsys whereabouts weve looked at cats from gormley to altona mrs morton said while another kitten has been adopted to take her place the family is still hoping for her return gypsy is female and tortoise- shell in color the phone number is 640- 6983 funds for rec centre on sat dec 3 in the stouffville arena the whitchurchstouffville chamber of commerce will meet the stouffville sena tors in an exhibition hockey game begin ning at 8 pm all funds raised from this event will be donated to the recreation centre fund holiday in germany otto and glendyne monreal rr 2 stouffville recently returned from a one- month holiday in germany switzerland and austria they attended the silver wed ding anniversary of ottos sister and brotherinlaw gertrud and hans nach- terscheid in ahrweiler west germany ottos brother nikolaus was able to attend also from potsdam east germany other places visited included cologne bonn badenbaden lucerne zurich innsbruck and salzburg piano recital on nov 14 the piano pupils of doris taylor tindale road stouffville pre sented a recital in the united church arranged by cathy morin elm road the tribune published this story last week however the names of several participat ing pupils were omitted includingdebra sanderson brian snooks melanie roberts catherine thome brenda hachey tracey garbutt mike lattner elizabeth davia todd snooks judy hof- stee lawrence puente and michael hof- stee married 65 years the family of garnet and ruth smalley wish to congratulate their parents on the occasion of their 65th wedding anniversary sunday dec 4 family members includeanne morley and celeste doris and garland ramona and bruce mr and mrs smalley sr reside at rr 3 mount albert close to 1600 close to 1600 was raised at the stouffvil le united church bazaar nov 12 organiz ers appreciate the support of other church members and the community surprise birthday party the friendship room at parkview home stouffville was the scene of a sur prise 78th birthday party sunday in honor of mrs warren mabel rae the happy occasion was planned by their family that includes 33 children grandchildren and greatgrandchildren present craft awards the presentation of awards for the juried craft show at latcham gallery will be held at the gallerys annual gala party fri dec 2 thrill of a lifetime norine maiioy wife of dorian m alloy formerly of stouffville and now living in penetanguishine will appear monday nov 28 at 730 pm on the tv show thrill of a lifetime late elmer reesor respected by all it was back in 1976 that elmer reesor cone 5 rr 1 unionville was stricken with a rare disease known as amytrophic lateral sclerosis from which there is no known cure although faced with the prospect of de teriorating health that would ultimately place him in a wheelchair mr reesor re fused to give in but rather chose to live out his remaining years to the full in doing so he gained the respect of the entire com munity a respect that was acknowledged wednesday at the funeral service in wide- man mennonite church he was 54 elmer carl reesor was born march 10 1929 on the fifth line a halfmile south of the stouffville road he was one of ten in the family of carl and annie reesor as a boy he attended ss no 12 public school and later started up a poultry busi ness on the home farm farther south for a time he worked for barney larkin at the local ji case dealership while there he made a host of friends associa tions he enjoyed to the full elmer reesor involved himself in all the good things of life including hagerman mennonite church where he served as an elder and fraser lake camp near ban croft where he assisted on the board of directors following the sale of the 5th concession farm mr and mrs reesor took up resi dence in a new home on 19th avenue be tween the fifth and sixth there mrs reesor provided roundtheclock care mr reesor was justifiably proud of his family five sons james richard and robertathome eugene rr lstouffvill- e edward in hamilton and one daughter joanna mrs andrew reesormcdowell rr 1 unionville two grandchildren martin and allan reesormcdowell were a source of great joy there are four brothers and five sisters it was mr reesors wish that he remain at home to the end a request his family respected he passed away on sunday rev david martin of hagerman menno nite church conducted the service wednesday from the wideman missionary church with interment the adjoining cemetery the six children served as pall bearers kids display craft skills friday being a pa day and no school dozens of stouffville children found time hanging heavily on their hands however the parks and re creation department came o the rescue of some 60 parents and pro- vided a craft program in latcham hall instructors includcdmarlane mckceweatheral gayle atkinson cathy richardson and mike mcginn here marlane left assists five- line north right display their yearold sarah lyn hurrle of tenth crafted creations another similar line south in the making of a bell event is planned for fri dec 3 from while cheryl jackson 5 of vanzant i to 4 pm court and jennifer hesse 9 of tenth