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pgj thf stocffvaii tmmgtt kitf wy 4 w37 church jvjus christ church anglican her j d tuxer rtctor sunday jan sta 1957 eslthioy of our lord 10 bj holy communion 11 m sunday school frl pm choir fractle tb light hlnth in darknu st john 15 ringwood christian church mr kenny edwards paator sunday jan 6th 1857 10 am sunday school 1115 am 730 pm worship service hon 8 pm christian endear- or prayer meeting united church melville peachs bethesda ballantrae sunday jan 6th 1957 10 am eethesda 1130 am ballantrae the sacrament of the lords supper will be observed rev g davison 10 am peachs 1130 am melville mr n hodgson bethesda annual business meet ing monday january 7th at 815 pm melville wms meeting at the home of mrs lens tuesday january sth 230 pm peachs wms to meet tuesday jan s at s15 pm at home of mrs don miller brethren in christ church heise hill gormley pastor bishop a l winger sunday jan sth 1957 10 m sunday school 11 am worship service 7 pm evangelistic message wed 730 pm our midweek prayer aervlce an invitation is extended to all st james presbyterian church stouffville rev d r mckllucan ba bd sunday jan 6th 1957 10 am morning worship worship with vs bloomington christian associated gospel church pastor d j wilkinson sunday jan 6th 1957 950 am bible school for all ages 11 am worship service 730 pm evangelistic service wed s pm prayer and bible study a hearty welcome to all memorial christian church rev f a denrmond pastor sunday jan 6th 1957 10 am sunday bible school 11 am morning worship and communion service 730 pm kveuing gospel service tues jan 8 pilgrim workers meet at the home of mr and jlra frank wagg 230 pm wed jan 9 prayer and bible study in the home of mr and mrs allan 8 pm thurs 7 pm junior choir fri 7 pm boys stockade vivian mccormack memorial church rev w s whltcombe ma sunday jan 6th 1957 1030 am sunday school 730 pm evening worship mon 815 pm ladies meet ing at the home of mrs tom clarke tues 8 pm young peoples meeting thur 815 prayer meeting second markham baker hill baptist churches itev bruce hisey sunday jan 6th 1957 second markham prayer service every wed 8 pm next sunday bible school 10 am morning service 11 am baker hill next sunday bible school 2 pm service 3 pm you are welcome altona christian united missionary church rev d sargeant sunday jan 6th 1957 1030 am sunday school 730 pm evangelistic wednesday evening 8 pm prayer meeting united missionary church rt h shantz minister sunday jan 6th 1957 mount joy 10 am sunday school 11 am morning worship 730 pm evangelistic thurs 8 pm prayer meeting dickson hill 10 am morning worship 11 am sunday school wed 8 pm prayer meeting come and bring others stouffville united missionary church rev t g iiuioir minister thurs evening 8 pm prayer service and bible study sunday jan 6th 1957 10 am sunday school classes for all ages 11 am worship subject fitness before action 730 pm evangelistic subj dangerous laughter coming event sunday jan 13th home mis sion sunday rev harold boadway speaker you are welcome to all our jyc r v i cfi s we preach a full gospel stouffville baptist church tastor rev jf gibson sunday jan 6th 1957 1000 am church bible school 1100 am morning worship 730 pm evening service wed 8 pm prayer meeting mon 8 pm young peoples victoria sq cgit girls entertained for holiday mr and mrs stanley defoe neighbourhood notes were host and hostess at the happy new year to all christmas party of the cgit on messrs david and uonaid friday evening ol last week j g ton had dinner on frld after the dinner a short worship ieven of ust week with iir service was held followed by mrs jlm va and fam- the exchange of gifts among j the girls and their leaders mrs i a huston and miss nancy k m speers special guests were rev a huston mr and mrs l a c mumbcrson mrs h collard and gsjsgi st u t iij december 30 who is 12 years wzrt tariitute ow to mrs h collard for jan- ar women s institute t it the january meeting of the 1 l ftfjssstss sr womens institute will be ja 6 pa va held on tuesday evening jan 8 wu wne jear at 8 oclock at the home of mrs january stanley boynton mrs h me- mr and mrs stanley boynton cague is the convener for this david and donald called on mr meeting roll cau is to be an- j and mrs wesley boynton at swered by did you know epsom on saturday afternoon speaker is to be mrs fraser congratulations to mr and gee book review will the mrs jack devins nee bertie members please bring the music j forster on the birth of their from the december 27th issue fourth daughter health unit warns of whooping cough of the family herald so every one may sing when the year is new hostesses will be mrs h mccague mrs l hart and miss joan smith spent the weekend with miss cheryl coch rane mr and mrs eelke oostinga whooping cough is especially dangerous for infants and young children many cases occur in infants of six months of age or less and most deaths from whooping cough before three years of age in older children while the disease may not be so severe there is still the long drawn out convalescence with its nights ol difficult coughing j symptoms the main symptom is a dry persistent cough ending in a i whoop which may go on for weeks and weeks the coughing j may be accompanied by vomit ing resulting in loss of food and loss of weight it may then be necessary to give the child fre quent light meals whooping cough is very contagious and a frequent complication is pneu monia whenever whooping cough is suspected the family physician should be called im mediately isolation the isolation period for the disease is twentyone days from i j i the onset of the disease if other children in the family un der twelve years of age have not had whooping cough they are quarantined for the same period of isolation of the pa- tient the infection spread by direct contact usually takes about ten days to develop but may take longer protection the injections to prevent whooping cough are usually given in combination with diph- theria and tetanus toxoid they should be given any time after three months of age with boost- ers during the second and third j years this provides protection in over 80 of children in the remaining 20 if the disease is contracted it is usually a milder case j the above information is pub- lished in pamphlet form by the j department of national health land welfare and may be ob- tained at your local york county health unit office mrs a mortson ah ladles in of oshawa called on mr and the community are invited to mrs p willows and other attend i friends in the community on wms saturday afternoon the first meeting of 1957 for mr and mrs rol boynton the wms will be held on wed- m mabel sanderson had din- nesday afternoon january 9th ne on saturday with mrs ella public skating at s pm in stouffville arena every wednesday and saturday lucky number prize childrens skating wednesday afternoons from 25 pm admission 20c ft at 215 pm at the home of mrs r perkins all the ladies are invited to attend sunday school sleeting the sunday school annual meeting will be held in the sun ratcliffe at stouffville mr and mrs harold hill and family had saturday evening dinner with mr and mrs earl empringham and girls miss barbara empringham day school room on friday eve- j spent the weekend with her ning january 4 1957 at 8 pm cousins masters johnny and all the officers teachers and larry wilson in toronto anyone interested in the work of i m a mrs j connors and the sunday schdol are invited to family of fruitland and mrs attend i margaret sanderson of toronto the markham township sun- j spent sunday with miss mabel day school convention will be sanderson mrs m sanderson held in the victoria square unit- is visiting with mabel for a few ed church on thursday jan 17 days young peoples union mrs s defoe and mrs h about eighteen of the young collard attended the commun ion service in browns corners united church on sunday morn ing about forty guests attended open house at twin streams farm on saturday evening of last week among the noted people held a very enjoyable skating party on saturday eve ning at the aurora arena fol lowing the skating they enjoyed refreshments at the home of mr and mrs ray bennett at richmond hill at the end of the refreshments the election guests were mr and mrs al- of officers was held following is the slate of officers for 1957 past pres denton brumwell president shirley gee vice- pres nancy trenke secretary- treasurer faye nichols ian lamport ttc mr and mrs ralph day mr and mrs gordon young and many others mr george collard spent the weekend skiing in the lauren- tians united church stouffville rev douglas davis sunday jan 6th 1957 10 am sunday school 11 am dlrlne worship holy communion 730 pm evening worship tues 730 pm scouts cubs wed 430 pm junior choir thur i pm explorers 7 pm cgit 8 pm choir practice wed jan 9 garrett evening auxiliary dost thou remember as the old year goeth the many mercies that it brought to thee some that god only and thine own heart ltnovieth and some that other hearts and eyes can see the road before thee may seem dark and strange but god is still the same he cannot change united missionary church gormley bethesda rev c e hunklng minister sunday jan sth 1957 845 am broadcast cklb 10 am worship gormley 11 am gormley sunday school guest speaker rev and mrs hopwood 13 noon worship bethesda 730 pm evangelistic jan 13ht home missions sun day 730 pm speaker rev e pannabecker twin sons for former brougham couple dec 29 congratulations to mr and t family visited her parents mr mrs thos anderson sadie mai- and mrs honey for the holiday colm on the arrival of twin sons at port perry hospital on ballantrae 1 the ballantrae home and school association held their christmas carnival in the bal lantrae scliool on saturday dec sth the affair was a huge suc cess with receipts which total ed 14000 this amount topped last years by 4000 the asso ciation expressed a most sin cere thank- you to the mer chants and firms whose gener ous donations helped to make the afternoon so successful these included cedar beach gardens canada bread chris tie brown and co ernie davis grocer mt albert dixon pen cil co newmarket don davis clothing store frigidaire prod ucts mrs r gray hemliicks store houstons drug store mr a r mclennan maple leaf dairy ogdcns garage o boyles meat market pepsi co la co pattendens grocery pep- sodent sales ltd mclennans lunch room mrs j patterson avon representative rose weld ing shop simpsonssears sto reys drug store stouffville ba kery st lawrence starch co stedmans schells meat mar ket schells planing mill tieche cartage stouffville tribune t eaton co a e weldon son charles wilson ltd mussel- mans lake bowling alley j w wallwork also the parents neighbors and friends of the community if theres a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow its always at the other end ringwood mrs fred steckley church services 1115 am and 730 pm on sunday jan 6th mr james mason was guest preacher on sunday in the ab sence of the pastor mr ed wards who is spending the holi day season with his family in virginia at the missionary christian endeavor prayer meeting on thursday evening mrs holt read a book review which she had written on anna and the indians till we hear or read of these events we little realize what has been done in our own land by our own peoplefor our own people christmas visitors with mr and mis frank atkinson mr and mrs bill coakwell mr and mrs h k terry and mar garet mr and mrs griffiths of hamilton on boxing day congratulations to mr ross breuls a former resident on his marriage on dec 2slh mr murray fodder boarded the train for the western prov ince of alberta on saturday night after spending some weeks visiting relatives mr and mrs dan filyer and family visited relatives over the weekend mr and mrs bob mcclana- han were at the home of her parents mr and mrs gordon holden for the new year week end rev gibson and mrs brown of wheatley called on friends through the holiday week bloomington christmas visitors with mr and mrs eugene baker were j mrs h pope and carol miss i marie paisley of toronto mr and mrs glen fisher john and elizabeth of windsor rev and mrs l s paisley of thornbury and miss grace paisley camp- bellford master frankie burnett of i toronto was a holiday visitor with his grandmother mrs d t burnett mr and mrs e lemon and jonathan spent christmas at colbourne at time of writing mrs jos assinck is a patient in welles- ley hospital toronto we hope for a speedy recovery mr and mrs e burnett and family joined the snowball fam ily in markham on christmas master donald snowball of-fii- velock has been holidaying with joe burnett for the week mr and mrs w clarkson of altona mr and mrs a v stor- ry and mr and mrs a smith were with mr and mrs h bur nett on tuesday for new years day the immediate family were at the burnett home the yearly scliool meeting of this section was held on wednes day last and the trustee slate shows elmer burnett urray ra- mer and ken tranmer mrs herbert is caretaker and teach ers are mrs tait and mrs d burnett mr and mrs m barnes and mr robert barnes were at guelph on christmas day december 29 mr and mrs l w sheppard spent christmas day with their son c b and mrs sheppard and family at iondale heights mr and mrs bev english spent christmas holidays with his sister at bracebridge mr and mrs t r knox and daughters betty jean and faye spent the holiday with her par ents mr and mrs b mcguckin of stouffville glen major mr and mrs joe jones and hazel mr and mrs allan jones newmarket and mr and mrs allan tolman of brooklin spent christmas with mr and mrs edgar johnson mr and mrs jim jones shir ley and boys spent christmas with mr and mrs walter biggs at brooklin those spending christmas mr and mrs thos english with mr and mrs charles flss spent christmas day with his i wcre mr and mrs wm wilson sister and brotherinlaw mr mr and mrs bert third and and mrs bone at toronto family milliken mr and mrs t ed jones and marvin newmar- fl et mr and mrs george pick- ett mrs wm fiss and edgar lstourfvliu 0tith ii saturday 745 pm parkside youth centre saturday night and time for skating on the pond for everyone nftenvnrds a meeting in the hnll singing for all and the making of the rcgulnr yfc broad cast the yfc girls choir with mess- nges in song sunday night fireside meeting start ing at 0 pm ken cnmpbcll will tell of his recent trip to the yfc school nt chicago film the escape to egypt this is the first of n new series of cathed ral alms in beautiful color never shown before january 13th is the first meeting with the quiz teams vivian rermia stouffville united church keep in mind the yfc llanquet monday january 14th for tickets phone the yfc office stouffville s04w3 or sec mrs don katcltft the parkside christian youth centre reasonable rates for young peoples groups wedding receptions banquets etc public skating tuesday saturday nights admission 83c free coffee hot dog for full information phone f r e i a 1 8 o p secretary stouftvmie 221w earliest industry to flourish in i the territory that is now sas- katchewan was the slaughtering wngratulatlons to mr and of buffalo for meat and hides i llpharlie doner nee marg- aielurkholder who were mar- bethesda sons had christmas dinner with the formers brother geo and mrs gray and family of green river mrs m matthews spent the holiday with her niece and ne phew gerald and mrs harbron at myrtle the regular monthly meeting of the brougham womans in stitute will be held in the town ship hall on tuesday afternoon january 8 at 230 pm hostesses will be mrs c burrows mrs c wannop and mrs a carlton and miss hazel jones mr and mrs albert lee and children islington spent the weekend with mr and mrs j a hingston miss mabel baker spent the weekend with mrs wm fiss and edgar miss lois delaney spent last week with miss shirley jones mr and mrs joe jones mr and mrs jim jones shirley and boys spent new years with mr and mrs ralph faulkner of the program will be in charge goodwood of mrs sheppard convener of i mr and mrs edgar johnson public relations roll call and f spent new years say something nice about the w mrs charles johnson and person on your right delia at pine grove the weekly euchres which i skyloft had a busy weekend have been closed for the holiday having two different groups as will start again on tuesday eve- 1 well as skiers ning january 8 at 830 come mr and mrs j a hingston out and enjoy a pleasant eve ning the sympathy of the com munity is extended to the fam ily of the late elida middleton widow of the late luther mid dleton who was one time reeve of pickering township she leaves to mourn her loss five spent christmas in toronto with their family mr herbert simmonds of to ronto spent saturday with mr and mrs j a hingston the russians ore people just as we are sys a coiumnist even so it isnt a great deal to daughters and four sons inter- 1 boast about ment took place in claremont union cemetery i mr and mrs e carswell and j-j-s-m-i- daughter lynn mr and mrs ken bent and family all of due to rled last saturday evening at of canadian fam her home dem nj offlda statltlcs show the united church congrega- 1 that of the 1500000 canadians liona meeting will be held mon- who are buying thlnes on time oshawa also mr and mrs john hamilton had sunday dinner with their mother mrs w ham ilton and mr o carter mrs r w witter and daugh- j ter of toronto visited with mrs i matthews on saturday mr and mrs wallace ellicottj and daughter of toronto were holiday guests of his parents wm and mrs eulcotl master allan jones of mt zlon visited with his uncle and hies still carry no installment aunt mr and mrs m annis for a few days last week mr and mrs m elllcott were j hosts to a famiiy dinner for the stock taking spofford co will be closed nel week mon tues wed jan 789 mt pisgah news many happy family gatherings mrs jean macdonald youngs- have been held at this holiday j town ohio visited her nephew season mr and mrs loy carr and family mr and mrs russ had their two daughters with ellas recently their husbands and families we invite one and all to sun- home on christmas day miss day school next sunday at 130 betty staley from lynden spent i p when mr wood will in- the past week with the carrs s the new teachers and offi- and accompanied them to a tur- cers f 1957 and also the pro- key dinner at the home of mr j motion service when one new and mrs bob carr vandorf on c j formed to make six friday night on christmas day mr and mrs ray howlett entertained the following guests mr and mrs s sade clifford and shir ley mr and mrs e day and classes in our school church service at 230 pm at the annual school meet ings held last wednesday at the schools a new trustee was elect ed to each board no 6 school margaret from toronto mr have mr leslie smith as their and mrs albert howlett and new trustee with mr wallace friends from mt albert scott and mr g krauter mr mr and mrs roy smith and russ ellas was elected as trus- girls spent christmas with mr j tee at no 7 school with mr and mrs a preece at van- roy heise and mr g boynton dorf mr and mrs ross smith and debbie were guests of mr and mrs t robinson at temper- anceville all 21 members of mr w h smiths family were present for a holiday gathering at the home of mr and mrs leslie smith on sunday dec 30 mr john mullings spent the christmas visitors- with mr and mrs k mcintosh were mrs leeper of weston and mr and mrs jim cote of toronto thirty young people enjoyed a bowling party at aurora last friday evening and met at the parsonage for election of offi cers for 1957 president mr richard dryland vice pres rosemarie reid sectytreas new year weekend in toronto chambers asst john mc- with his sisters taggart faith and evangelism joy reid citizenship alvin thompson stewardship and training elizabeth chambers mis- day evening january 7th at the 1 onethird have savings greater j ellirott family for christmas church i than the amounts they owe mr ad mrs m annis aod mrs w botham has been at the home of mr and mrs har old botham for the past week itatuwt andart guests there on christmas were sionao ehvood pau mr and mrs w milne and girls of toronto and mr and mrs r mr ace ls h c baycrof t dorothy and bob i daughter mrs wendel gimby t lansing friends of mr tom johnson therc werc ten members prcs of gormley who for many years j ent at the womens institute was mail courier on gormley thu at the home of rri will be sorry to hear that m b kays mrs baycrof t he is a patient at york county the convcntion report and hospital newmarket suffering a christmas exchange of gifts from pneumonia mr johnson 1 was cnjoved by a a euchre will be 8 years old on january 1 planncd for january 2 at 5 so how about sending along the home o mr and mr b a cheery birthday wish for a jays speedy recovery the woman association will the annual school meeting at hold its first meeting of the new ss no 6 was held in the year at the home of mrs roy school on dec 26 with only six j smith on wednesday january ratepayers present mr leslie 9 the devotional will be taken smith was elected trustee to re- up by mrs boynton and the pro- place mr e barlow who has gram is in charge of mrs bay- served several terms on the croft roll call to be answered school board by xame a disciple of christ don and ted hcintzman from all ladies are invited to come i peterboro have been holidaying for anyone interested in with mr and mrs p keffer church history an interesting mr john mullings spent the and inspiring meeting will bej new year weekend in toronto held at markham united church with his sisters on tuesday january 8 when a don and teddy hcintzman of new rural presbytery will be reerboro tpent moi of christ- set up this meeting opens at mi holidays with mr and mrs 10 am and lunch is served at ross keffer the church anyone is invited to mr john gwynnc has his attend and see how a presbytery j mother and sister from mont- is set up and ee the new officers j real with him for the new year elected who will bo leaders of holiday lour local churches rev l a haarer will be the guest speaker at the gospel centre christian missionary alliance church at union v1li on sunday morning and sunday evening january 6th everyone welcome v york county soil crop improvement association annual town hall newmarket jan m 1030 cim door prizes 930 am to 1030 am quiz panel making an extra dollar guest speakers dr b c matthews oac soils dept bank on your soil lawrence kerr chatham time is money free lunch at noon harry walker newmarket president w m cockburn newmarket sec treas 1 i n t district farmers the undersigned has taken over oliver sales a service r- f tractors combines balers plows discs drills planters mowers sprayers adequate repair stock will be maintained cecil l rees0r u rri iniowille 5th line markham phone gormley 5637 t fc