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Stouffville Tribune (Stouffville, ON), March 22, 1956, p. 4

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1tt i the stouffyim tajmjnl thursday march 22 1956 bakery specials is it safe to fly over the ocean the sunday school lesson tverj is e cotapjc ithe north at 0 e si e p3 sates sn ar- n crossing of or pacific ex- thk meaning of 4hrists coming ileoa for marcii 23 golden text he mas wounded for our trausresslons be was bruised for our inlqui- lie the chastisement of our peace nas upon him and tvith his stripes we are heat ed isa 535 unto hltrt herod appsr- had confirmed pilates de hi hinr vese 16 i will therefore charise him and release him think of the travesty declared inroten yet condemned to be scourged i verse 17 he must re- ieae one at the feast in fresh hot cross buns daily until easter order from our riker or call at the store ask about specially decorated cakes stouffville bakery phone 18 9 how many live have been lost from landing in the ocean during that lime on the xorth atlantic route none or the pacific route two passengers z crew members states robert x buck long a commercialairline captain in the apr headers ditchings in transoceanic flight have been ire the world over but f one should ever be necessary both pilots and planes ae now well prepared carrying lifesaving items that include rafti individual life aekets emergency radio trans mitters chemical freshwater thk lesson as a whole the proposing jesus as the one to i be released recognition of approach to the lesson p p pu hlm j t in today s ieson we see our the hef sfffi and rs i injustice nd the stars sharferepellent dye to put in the sea to m kc i huge area of bright color which can be seen from long way off and even a special reflector which makes it easier for the radar of a search plane to find you it should bo remembered says the digest article that all air plane flying major ocean routes have four engines if one engine fails a plane can easily continue on the remain ing three if another fails you can get home on two the chances of double failure are remote says the author in 13 years of ocean flying i have had only three cases of engine failure and each time only one engine was involved royal canadian mounted poli this badg y serves all canada the force provides a challenge to qualified young men who are willing and able to meet the demands jf a law enforcement career the prime requisites of a member of the royal canadian mounted police are intelligence loyalty integrity and courage service requirements frequently entail long hours inconvenience and personal danger service benefits and advantages include a certain prestige good comradeship a measure of adventure and satisfaction through service to canada if you are interested in a career in the force some of the qualifications are ag between 18 and 30 years height between 58 and 65 british subject or canadian citizen unmarried good physical condition ability to pass an education test based on a grade x level if you feel that you possess the basic qualifications you art invited to apply at the nearest rcm police office or wrf to the commissioner rcm police ottawa word concerning these two will jhelp us in an understanding of the role they played in the cru- cirixon of christ after archelaus the son of i herod the great was depoed from his office in ad 6 judea was ruled by roman governors pontius piiate was the fifth of these roman governors and he 1 held office from ad 26 to ad 36 he was stubborn and cruel nevertheless on two notable oc casions he was forced to yied to the pressure of his jewish subjects once when they rose in revolt against his placing roman standards which the lews regarded as images in- sde the sacred city of jerusa- era and again when they de manded the execution of jesus iof nazareth when pilate was assured of his innocence lat er history tells us he acted i with more rigor and answered their demonstrations against litis tyranny with a revenge of wood he was dismissed from office in ad 3f and tradition says that later he took his own life the herod of our lesson is herod antipas another son of herod the great he succeeded his father as tetrarch of galilee and perea in 4 bc at the same time that archelaus took the reins of government in judea antipas shared the abilities ambitions and cruelty so char acteristic of the whole family just as his father had added beauty and splendor to jerusa lem so antipas expressed his artistic ambitions by building tiberias on the sea of galilee this is the herod who divorced his wife in favor of herodias whom he hired away from her rightful husband philip half brother of antipas her influ ence over him was far from good through her intrigues he beheaded john the baptist against his own better judg ment later he yielded to her ambition and went to rome to seek the royal title but reports at rome concerning him and his rule were not propitious so instead of elevation to the king ship he received dishonorable dismissal and banishment to gaul france he died in exile and disgrace verse by verse luke 234 i find no fault in this man at least three times iiuic imel intheir pilate uttered these words of jiigious disputes he was bound verse is away with this man and release unto us bar- abbas the jews had already made their choice they pre ferred a sinner to a saviour verses 193s tell of the issue of the trial and the actual cru cifixion verse 30 and one of the malefactors railed on him if thou be christ save thyself and us since jesus was the object of mockery on the part of the leaders the cu rious crowd and the soldiers this malefactor joined in the general procedure with special application to their common lot it was a sharp thrust verse 40 but the other dost not thou fear god this indicated a change in his atti tude see matt 2741 their common lot should turn them to god rather than making them scoffers was the thought verse 41 we receive the due reward of our deeds but this man hath done nothing amiss now comes the con fession of sin with recognition of christs innocence this man had seen the difference verse 42 lord remember me when thou comes t into thy kingdom there was great faith involved in that prayer he saw that death was not the end for jesus or for himself verse 43 to day shalt thou be with me in paradise the penitent thief asked for future mercy jesus gave pres ent salvation today with such a promise it would be easy for that believing sinner to die the heart of the lesson the son of god received cru el treatment at the hands of men he came unto his own and his own received him not far from receiving him the leaders of the jewish nation were bent on his destruction they regarded ills claims as blasphemy despite all the evi dences offered them in his mighty and gracious works having condemned him as a blasphemer and worthy of death they haled him before the roman governor pilate with request that he be cruci fied to assure the accomplish ment of their ends they chang ed the charge from blasphemy to- sedition for they knew that while a roman governor might s years old 5 years old 7 rears old 4 years old freshened supposed to rears old years old acquittal which ought to have ended the case verse 5 he stirreth up the people beginning from gal ilee pilates examination of jesus see john 183o3s had convinced him of the fallacy of the charges but the jewish leaders were insistent on an in dictment the mention of gali lee was intended to remind pi late of the turbulence of the galileans and to prejudice him against the prisoner verse 6 asked whether the man were a galilean the mention of galilee did not fail to arouse pilates interest but not in the way the jews intend ed verse 7 he belonged unto herods jurisdiction this to take seriously a case of re bellion against caesar pilate clearly discerned the innocence of jesus with respect to the charges brought against ilim and was inclined to ac quit him but he saw that he was up against the determina tion of the jewish eladers he therefore tried evasion since this man was from galilee let herod the tetrarch of galilee take care of the matter but no man can evade his responsibil ity toward the lord jesus ev ery man must make his own de cision with respect to him so after the farce in herods jeru salem palace pilate found him self under necessity to assume responsibility again and again he pleaded the innocence of was herod antipas wnose sin the galilean but to no avail john the baptist had denounc- he tried a gamble over him as ed at the cost of his head matt 11112 verse 8 was exceeding- gar the roman gift to the jews in connection with the passover for it was the custom that one ly glad because he hoped prisoner be released on that to have seen some miracle done j occasion but once again bus by him his early response to c was frustrated for the john the baptists ministry had i had already chosen their long since vanished and he had ma barabbas robber and degenerated into a man who murderer thus pilate found lived for thrills to him jesus himself bending before the in- ence of his jewish subjects was nothing more than an en terminer verse i many words ti at last he gave an innocent man over to crucifixion to sati but he answered him nothing 1v t demand and save him- contrast many words and s f ho unenviable posi- nothing here is the tragedy of defending a leader of of divine silence this soul had sedition refused repentance and the sa viour had no word for him verse 10 and the chief but the crucifixion of christ while the blackest crime in hit- man history was gods provi- priests vehemently accused uj for tne salvation of men hm jesus was between the ant even while jesus hung on crosstire of herons wordy jihecross thefirstfruit of his questioning and the priests sacrifice began to be reaped frantic accusations one of the criminals crucified verse 11 and herod i viith him was enlightened to arrayed him in a gorgeous robe behold in him the king of is anti sent him again to pilate rae should vet reign in herod was hound to have his 1 messianic power and hie sing amusement out of the incident if jesus would not perform compensation could be had by cruelty and raillery verse 12 pilate and herod were made friends miserable friendship founded on iniquity herod was flattered by pilates gesture although it was intend ed to rid pilate of an embarrass ing responsibility rather than as a compliment to herod verse 13 and pilate called together the chief priests so piiate could not evade his re sponsibility he had to start over again verse 14 ye have brought this man i have found no fault in h man for the second time the word of ac quittal were uttered properly ending the trial but piiate des pite hi nual stubbornness s bending before preure verse nothing worthy of death is as a penitent sinner and a be- lievins son of abraham he cast himself on the mercy of his messiah and received the gad assurance to day shalt thou be with me in paradise for every man who looks to christ crucified rien and exalted death becoms the porta to paradise ar everlasting fel lowship with the living sav iour the home is as comfortable as its furniture says an inter ior decorator every man should buy hia wfe a nice couch for himself a hair stylist in london gave a permanent to cows tail at the request of her owner how no ror yet herod about the biwv uli instead of he pory tail for teenagers tmportaxt auction sale holstelv cattle farm stork implements xrtr mh 60 combine mh tractor h grain furniture etc the propertr of frank carter at lot 25 concession 6 pickering township on no- t east of green lttrrr friday mar 30 cattle 1 hcjla cow 5 rar old fresh i holstein cow fresh 3 holstein cow fresh 4 holstein cow fresh 5 holstein cow bred oct 2 s holstein cow mar 1 7 holstein cow calf april 11 s holstein cow fall low 9- holstein cow 3 years old bred nov s 10 holstein cow 3 years old bred mar s 11 mosteln cow 5 full flow not bred 1 holstein cow t full flow not bred 13 holstein cow 4 years old full flow not bred h holstein cow 3 years old full flow not bred is black heifer bred nov 13 lfi black heifer is months old 17 white heifer 19 mos old 18 black and white heifer is months old 19 holstein heifer 12 mos old 20 holstein heifer is mos old 21 holirin heifer 12 mos old 22 holstein heifer 11 mos old 23 holstein heifer 11 mos old all above mentioned cattle are vaccinated implements mh 30 tractor on rubber complete with lights ftarter pulley etc in rood condition mh 60 self propelled com bine 10 ft cut in perfect con dition cut only one crop near new new holland pickup hay and straw automatic baler com plete with wisconsin air- cooled motor new 4bar side rake case ihc 3jur ace bottom tractor plow mh fertilizer grain drill 13- disc power lift tractor hitch near new- set of 3sec springtooth har rows tandem disc harrow case good steel land roller 3drura 7 ft mh pto mower 7 ft cut new 10 steel dump rake cockshutt hay loader with a jreen crop attachment 10 ft steel dump rake 2row corn cultivator mh rubber tired farm wagon flat rack set of drag harrows bsec cockshutt tractor grain grinder set of platform scales 2000 lb pump jack oil bath electric milk cooler near new 6 can cap 3 rolls snow fence 40 rod roll new farm fence strand 15 rod roll new farm fence 8 strand no of steel fence posts 2 elec fencers one new air compressor with tank electric motor h hp 16 ft grain auger pea harvester for green peas horse fork cable and pulley hay fork and sling chain number of steel drums pile of fence rails pile of cedar fence posts pile of new lumber pile of second hand lumber pile of snap iron quantity of piping oil barrel and pump pail of cup grease for grease gun stone boat 2 bags fertilizer number of 10 cement blocka quantity of insul brick siding electric motor 1 bp set electric stock clippers forks shovels tools and other useful articles hay grain 150 bushels of erban oats quantity real good mixed hay quantity of cut straw approximately 4 ft of ensilage quantity of 2yrold hay 100 bales of good baled hay number of sacks no of silo hoops or rods fcrniture kitchen cabinet dining room extension table 4 dining leather seated chairs kitchen table 6 kitchen chairs acme kitchen rang with water reservoir and warming closet kitchen sink quantity of linoleum sale at t pm terms cash no reserve farm sold ralph fmlkxkit rlrrk ken clarke prentice auctioneers betty beauty salon victoria street cold wave machineless hair styling a shaping phone stoiiffrlllo 287 r llarfgero beauty salon permanent wavintr individual stylinz razor shaping mrs verns austin prop phone stouffville 98w2 business directory accountants john c wylie fcis chartered secretary public accountant auditor income tax returns kka stouffville telephone oljl country accounting serrlces ambulance service b y r ambulance 24 hour jervice ambulance taxi richmond hill richmond hill tc 41100 tu 4140s b y cabs r cab dental neil c smith lds vvs graduate of university of toronto office over canadian bask of commerce telephone 107w stouffville e s barker lds dds honor graduate of university of toronto office over harolds grill phone 274w stouffville medical dr s s ball physician and surgeon xray office corner of obrien main phone 196 coroner for york county dr f j button dr d w brodie telephone 171 875w xray hours daily 9 to 12 am and 130 to 300 pm evenings 7 to 9 pm sundays 11 to 12 am and by appointment office over bntton blk drs mitchell smith physicians surgeons xray phone 230 stouffville office hours daily 912 am 14 pm 79 pm wednesday office closed in am sunday office open 23 pm chiropractors a c kennedy chiropractor church street stouffville monday and friday 9 to 12 am oprometric e a grubin ro optometrist picton stouffville at stouffville office on the fol lowing mondays and tuesdays apr 2 1 may it a 15 lime 18 10 afternoons and evenings only phones 8012 and 21j1 garnet v gray ro optometrist wm birkett residence main st west 3 doors west of albert st phone 4fli2 for appointment hours 10 am to 300 pm every tuesday evening by appointment insurance birkett son gcnornl ins urn nee agency stouffville ontario insurance in reliable companies at reasonable rates prompt service phones siuwl and 219w2 ken laushway general insurance phono 270wl 270w2 stouffville ontario fire automobile liability f g alsop insurance sionftvllle ontario fire life auto casualty 11 til year in business main st east hone 223w fred m pugh general insurance phone stouffville 18h2 your widow wont be able to meet regular bills without a regular income consult your local mutual life of canada representative fred m pugh insure today the coop way for information enquire at your ix1cal coop or writ to john sytema newmarket ph 2i1j4 brierbush hospital iy and sight strrlce maternity medical and surilcal member of the allied prlvata hospital association gotcmment license main street east stoufftille auctioneers sellers atkinson ph agin 01wi ph sto s6j licensed auctioneers and sale managers 0er 30 years experience sales conducted anywhere spe cializing in farm stock furni ture and property sales all sales personally listed and ad vertised bills prepared and posted at no extra cost our rate are most reasonable for this complete service which really pays off no sale too big or too small ken clarke prentice auctioneers licensed and authorized for the counties of york and ontario farm stork implements house- hold furniture real estate sales our specially at fair and reasonable rates dual service for the price of one milllken po ph ax 359s7 markham fo ph mark 346 trentlces have been established auctioneers since 1s90 a s farmer licensed auctioneer york cty uxbrldgo pickering townships farm stock and furniture sales a specialty address gormley po tclephono gormley 531t barristers barristers bruce h grose ba barrister a solicitor office spofford co block hours mon to frl 9 am to 530 sat morning 9 am to 12 evenings by appointment phone s3 res 270wt paul w j mingay ba barrister and solicitor wideman block markham tuesday thursday evenings saturday mornings phone 78 residence eckardt avenue tjntontille phone 324 resident member of mcdermott mcmaron rogers mingay barristers solicitors a notaries 302 bay street toronto 1 phone em 4219t real estate when buying or selling real estate farms residences buslnos properties contact george w allison regd real kstnto broker phone 244 funeral directors l e oneill stouffville funeral director and embalmer continuous tclephono service day or nlfiht phone stouffvillo 9swl j w dixon funeral director private ambulance markham kindness courtesy service telephone 90 markham ontario stouffville machine tool works telephone 23 rear of cnr station electric and acetylene welding farm machinery machinery repairs stouffville floral roses weddinft bouquets funeral desifrn3 cut flowers milt smith prop phone 70w

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