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stouffville ont thursday june 17 1937 sunday school lesson josephs kindness to his kindred printed text genesis 4017 2830 50 2426 golden text be yj kind one t- another tenderhearted forgiving tttch other even as god ilso ii christ forgave kpliesluus 13 the lesson in its setting time according to the ejm- mou chronology jacob went down with his family into egypt bc 1715 he died bc ig9s joseph died bc 1643 place josephs residence in egypt was at zoan the capita of the kingdom at that time located on the eastern part of the nile delta the hebrew people settled in the land of goshen in the eastern part of egypt and north of the southern part of the delta hebron is nine teen miles to the southwest of jerusalem and israel took his journey witn all that he had and came to beer- sheba and ogered sacrifices unto the god of his father isaac israel who is as we have seen before the same as jacob knew that he and his en tire family the chosen people of go were on the threshold of a great ex perience were at a turningpoint il their history and coming to know through his long years of experience that great ventures undertaken with out god are doomed to failure tn- ries at beersheba on his way down into egypt to offer sacrifice to god see 21332g24 2810 and god spake unto israel in the visions of the night and said jacob jacob and he said here am i 3 and he said i am god the god of thy father fear not to n down into egypt for i will there make of thee a great nation i i will go down with thee into egypt and i will also surely bring the p again and joseph shall put his hand upon thine eyes here is the fulfill ment of the oftrepeated promise they that seek jehovah shall not want any good thing psalm 3410 four things are promised gods permission to go down into egypt gods presence as they go into egypt gods promise to make of them in egypt a great nation and gods purpose to bring them back again to canaan and probably gods assurance that jacobs descendants would come back to canaan in the future was the most reassuring of all gods gracious promises to jacob this day and jacob rose up from beer- sheba and the sons of israel carried jacob their father and their little ones and their wives in the wagons which pharaoh had sent to carry him and they took their cattle and their goods which they had gotten in the land of canaan and came in to egypt jacob and all his seed with him his sons and sons soni with him hla daughters and nis sons daughters and all his seed brought he with him into egypt the wagons which joseph sent were certainly fourwheeled conveyances in such wagons drawn by oxen did the women and children of the patriarchal family travel tin cattle were driven and the rest of the goods packed upon asses and camels v delitzseh while the carefully enumerated list of names of those who went down into egypt is important in a minute discussion of hebrew history we do need here spend but a moment with it we must not ident ify this list with another contain ed ii numbers 26 written two hundred and fifty years later jacob himself at this time was one hundred and thirty years old 47 0 and joseph approximately forty years old while reuben the oldest was about fortysix and benjamin the youngest about twen tysix the sons of leah are first enumerated in 01 i r then the sons of zilpath leahs handmaid 161s then the sons of rachel who alone is here called the wife of jacob l22 and finally the sons of bilhah uachaels handmaid 2335 all the souls that went with jacob into egypt that came out or his loins were eleven sons one daughter fifty grandchildren and four great grandsons in all sixty- six jacob joseph and his two sons aro four and thus all the souls be longing to the family of jacob which went into the valley of egypt wen- seventy the septuagint gives seven tyfive as the sum total which is made out of inserting five names not found in this list and he sent jural before him up to joseph to show the way be fore him unto goshen and they came unto the land of goshen joseph had previously promised iiis brethren that they should dwell in the land of goshen 4510 and the region ill lower egypt east of the bubastie branch of the xile a region not of any great extent having an area of approximately nine hundred square miles but exceedingly fertile and which allowed the israelites more or less of a life of separation from the contaminating influences of great egyptian cities and joseph made ready his char iot and went up to meet israel lib father to goshen and he present ed hinislf unto him and fell on his neck and wept on his neck a good while and israel said unto joseph now let me die since 1 have seen thy face that thou art yet alive the meaning of the patriarch is that since with his own eyes he was now reduced teachers salaries have not helped judging from recent pronounce- niits of officials of the ontario deo mem of education rural schools hae not been helped by the action of many rural school boards which took advantage of the recent oversupply of teachers to hire young teachers at a mere pittance it became the duty of the department to sound a warn ing in this direction tothe effect that grants would be cut if acertain was not maintained and while this has j j udge charles widdif1eld dies in his 79t year formerly on york county icuth tranusferrcu from owen sound charles howard widdifield york county judge from 191s to 1934 and a frequent visitors in stoun- ville died on thursday at his home 90 admiral road toronto in his 79th year born in uxbridgo he was called to the bar in 1ss1 practising in picton until 1905 when he became done a lot of good resuls of the salary judge of grey county he was trans- curtailment policy are becoming evi- ferred to the york county bench dent in 191 reiring three years ago here is what the st marys his widow two sons yen areh- journalaigus has to say on the subj deacon j g widdifield of detroit ject rural schools have not been and c it widdifield gait and two helped by the action of the man i daughters mrs hugh s roney rural trustees who took advantage of the oversupply of teachers to hire young teachers at a mere pittance the result has been the driving out of many young folks to seek more remunerative work of another kind and the students now coming along are turning their attenntion to other lines of work attendance at the oc e isless than one half of what it was four years ago and at the normal schools even lower a shortage of teachers is predicted in the near fut ure and it is prophesied by those who should know that many rural schools will be paying through the nos assured of josephs happiness he had nonthing more to live for tie last earthly longing of his heart hav ing been completely satisfied and was perfectly prepared for the last scene of all ready whenever god willed to be called to his fathers and joseph said unto his brethren i die but god will surely visit you i bring you up out of this land unto the land which he aware to abraham to issac and to jacob and joseph took an oath of the children of israel saying god will surely visit you and ye shall carry up my bones from hence through all the terrible bondage they were destined to suffer the bones of joseph or rather his embalmed body stood as the mose eloquent advocate of gods faithfulness ceaselessly reminding the despon dent generations of the oath which god would yet enable them to fulfill so joseph died being a hundred and ten years old and they embalm ed him and he was put in a coffin in egypt the book opens with life it ends with death because u between had come sin which brings forth the death and yet that eoftiii spoke of life as well as death it was a symbol of hope a message of patience and a guarantee of i its everlasting pittsfield mass and mrs sherk indianapolis survive and one sister mrs frank saugster stouffvillo educated at uxbridgo high school and upper canada college judge widdifield later read law with hon i ii m howell he served on pietori town council and public and high school hoards and from 1 so t to 1905 was master of the high ecurt there he wrote several books on various phases of law including widdifield on costs words and terms judicially defined executors accounts surrogate practice and motor vehicle law all anglican he was a member of the toronto club and of the canada lawn bowling club errors ix print a few more typesetting errors have come to our attention says an ex change theyre interesting and funny there is the famous mis print occurring when the president of the united states took his hath surrounded by the cabinet and a few distinguished citizens oath of course was the word intended instead of bath a description of another important occasion told of a bride surrounded by tight brides- j maids there were eight brides maids if that is any clue but tiie most amusing trick with type is pro vided by the printer who set up dis tinguished for her charity and al tered the vital word to chastity a proofreader noticed the error and marked it with a query but it escap ed the final checking a nd a ppeared in the newspaper mrs who distinguished for her chastity garden party under auspices of the whitevale united church sunday school tuesday evening june 29th amateur hour competitive vocal instrumental drama cash prizes those wishing to participate write mrs n k robinson locust hill admission contestants free public 25c10c toronto flashes kirtons ramona camping grounds ideal eor picnics clean grounds safe bathing only four miles southeast of stouffville 8th concession pickering ensembles are correct i help wanted reopening the ontario hosnit al whitby training school for nurses new class commencing shortly for application forms of nurses ontario hospital whitby its the fastest selling lowpriced car took at its bigness ils beauty its matchless economy and youll agree that chevrolet certainly deserves its present success as canadas fastestselling car measure the wheelbase chevrolet gives you a long 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unequalled economy fisher nodraft ventilation eliminates drafts smofco and windshield clouding priced from for economical transportation master 2patsenger business coupe delivered at factory oihawa government taxes license and freight additional prices subject to change with out notice monthly payments to tut your purse on the general motors instalment plan ci97b w 8 widdifield dealer stouffville ont mr and mrs george leo visited cluounood on suiidiiay congratulations to mr and mrs lome wagg in the birth of a sou the best of health to all time passes on and one more well known person has answered the call john murdock has passed away at siloam in his 71st year service at siloam united church and buried in our goodwood cemetery well wo remember him years gone by twenty live years ago this june many of us attended the howe circus at uxbridge this is a time when speed counts and now we hear our friend at siloam mr dean alcock has sold his horse and is running a car probably he will be visiting toron to in the near future the fast travelling trains passin through goodwood demands that the cnr have more ballast to hold the track in place well with the re union coming on civic holiday heres hoping something is put on the stouffville road or someone will be loosing their false teeth we hear that the flower beds have been looked after at the cemetery and plants put in these beds each year help make our cemetery a place of beauty one of the busy spots in the old village last tuesday evening was the gas station at john raes when tho scribe drove up no less than four cars were in the line up talking of the home village and the township council a lady last week asked the scribe who were the members on the council and their names well after giving forth tho information only two of the officials could she remember well one was clerk roach and the other fellow well most everyone knows him frederick middleton the lady well she is still single how thcy all remember fred an enquirer asker us the other day who the town constable was the scribe could not answer this question no doubt this person may have the chance of meeting the coffer at the re union sports day by the way send in the names and addresses of goodwood friends who now live away from the home village an old goodwood boy pa the scribe the money for his subscrip tion to the tribune last week the scribe wanted to write out a receipt for our friend he said not to bother as every thursday morning his pap er arrived and the little sticker re corded the date well the editor has sent him his receipt and sub scriber and editor are both satis- lied thats the stuff satisfaction mr and mrs f c butler took tho weekend trip which was adver tised in the toronto papers last week numerous city folk were anxious to view the thos foster moseleum nonrth of uxuridgo on their trip air and mrs butler at tended the special service at ux bridge which rev mr russell was the speaker numerous gifts and prizes have already been offered the officials in charge of goodwood old boys and girls re union from this end so tho huskies at goodwood had better train for tug of war horse shoo pitching etc to the oldest good wood old hoy and old girl in the park grounds a gift will be made by the way in this case the lady and gent must have been born in the village and attended the village school the scribe was asked to tie- uag i lino the boundary lines so tho line on the north point is the public school the south point the whittletou home south of george stewarts the west point the gore west of howard harpers home the east point or lino the former john todd home and stafford farm home stead so now friends get your mem ory working and he present to see inn person the winners of those prizes to those folks who can help tho sports committee to have a good supply of prizes for their sports just communicate with our friend jack hae chairman of the sports a tweed coat am flannel trousers a flaxxel coat with contrasting trousers flannel trousers are correct with any jacket for summer wear styled and tailored by tip top tailors a e weldon stouffville ont round trip rail travel bargains june 18 and 19 from stouffville to windsor 510 detroit 510 proportionately low fares also to port huron flint durand battle creek lansing south bend chicago attraction chicago tuesday evcnning june 22 braddock vs louis worlds heavyweight championship equally low fares from all adjacent cnr stations tickets train information return limits from agents tares ticketsreturn zimittaliatraijrriiforniation from lccnlsask for hatfbbiix canadian national claremont field day successful with a bigger crowd than ever another annual field day has been staged at claremont an excellent afternoons program was planned and created a greater interest than ever before pickering won the soft- ball money and cup and the ux bridge girls in their event clare mont won from brooklin in the foot ball 30 ticket no 509 held by miss nora ham brought the electric radio and 220 the cedar chest to tom linton the tickets on the chickens went to j ward balsam e holtby of brougham mrs c reynolds mrs denrden and mis e mitchell of claremont and dav coates claremont the rain that commenced early in the evening forced the night show into the hall where the program was put on twice to accommodate the large crowd mccullough button barristers solicitors convey ancers etc buttons block stouffville money to loan medical dr s s ball physician and surgeon office cor obrien and mma phono 19 coroner for york county dental neil c smith ldsdds office over bank of commerce office hours 0 to 12 noon and 130 to 530 pm phone oflice phone residence 1011 1015 claremont every tuesday oflice over tuckers store phone claremont 1401 can stouffville be so bad work on the paving of the six miles between atherly and upter- grovo on the orlllia to beaverton highway has been commenced tho project is proceeding from the uptergrovo end towards orlllia the highway has not been closed r g clendening funeral director ambulance service phone markham 9000 a report from leamington con cerning a liquor clean up has been forwarded to the tribune by an old subscriber who wants to know why the article could not read stouffville instead of leamington the need locally is appalling claims the anonymous writer hero is the article chief constable john larmash iven exactly one month to make a cleanup of this local option town it was learned yester day following a private session of the town council demand for action regarding bootlegging gambling and vice comes as a sequel to recent charges by rev j l w mclean in knox presbyterian church chief lamnrsh was called into the committee meeting and inform ed of the various statements made by the pastor special emphasis was laid on tho charge that a general estimate reveals tho existence of from 75 to 100 bootleggers in the town of leamington when questioned by council the chief stated he could clean up the town he was given one month to do it at the conclusion of that period the council will again discuss the matter and decido whether further and more drastic action will be necessary mansion house slouffvllle ontario full course meals 35c room nnd board by the week 600 tobaccoos chocolates soft drinks sandwiches our specialty ladles an4 tents rest rooms e s barker lds dds honor graduate of royal collage of dental surgeons and of the university of toronto oflice in grublns block phone 8201 markham every tuesday office in wear block insurance h o klinck obrien avenue or your lnsuranco needs in fire life automobile burglary and all casua lines thomas birkett general insurance agency representing reliable companies including lloyds of london england phone stouffville 25902 a c burkholder insurance canada life assurance co also automobile and fire stewart beare radio service of newmarket formerly of markham in stouffville every wednesday at brathwnitos hardware phone 9601 l e oneill 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