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the big n family resides at wilcox lake tut i i oqifl 11111 bkmi ttanjrr wreny it h55 pjt 3 local and personal happenings daughter of gormley couple is buried in howick township a resident of fordwich for 12 years mrs earl cober died re cently in the listowel memorial hospital following an illness of several months she was 44 mrs cober was born in gorm ley a daughter of bishop and mrs alvin winger of gormley and was a member of the breth ren in christ church fordwich surviving besides her husband are four sons peter 18 clayton 16 glen 13 and lloyd 13 all living at home three daughters mrs lome ellen siefert of fordwich ruth 11 and phyllis 5 both living at home one bro ther clifford winger of gorm ley and four sisters mrs mar ian kelly mrs melvin hender son and mrs allan heise all of gormley and mrs fred lebeck of stayner one grandchild also survives a private funeral service was conducted sunday followed by a public service at fordwich brethren in christ church rev cecil cullcn of fordwich offi ciated interment was in the maple grove cemetery 2nd con cession howick a mother father and eleven children ranging in age from one to sixteen years reside in an sroom house at wilcox lake mr and mrs frank king have given 10 of their 11 children christian names be ginning with the letter m they are pictured above from left to right lower martin 5 marinus 7 marvin 10 mar- na 3 marda 1 mrs king mar- land 12 maria 4 and mervin 9 top row marilyn 15 mr king and marline 14 another son norman 18 is with the rcaf altogether mr king is the lather of 18 children his first wife died a number of years ago jirn 36 dorothy 34 flor ence 32 charlie 30 robert 28 and fred 25 do not reside at home mr king was employed as a handyman with a real estate firm until one month ago due to an arthritic condition in his hands he is unable to work the township of whitchurch has given the family food vou chers and fuel mr and mrs king receive 6200 in baby bonus payments monthly but pay out 6000 each month in rent they have resided in whitchurch township for less than one year jim thomas sunday school lesson signs of the times lesson for februarv 21 matthew 111 to 1612 golden text ye can discern the face of ho sky hut can jo not discern the signs of the times matt 163 the lesson as a whole approach to the lesson last week we saw that four of the parables given in mat thew chapter 13 were spoken by the sea in the presence of the multitude and four of them in the house to the disciples alone that is significant of a change in our lords activity from this time on he sought more and more to have the dis ciples by themselves in order to instruct them in view of the day when he would leave them we are not suggesting that his public ministry was over but this new feature becomes in creasingly prominent i suggest that you read matthews gospel from 1353 and note how often the statement is made that je sus departed pay special re gard to occasions when the de parture was for the purpose of getting away from the crowds into some kind of retirement with the apostolic band it is not without reason then that we can call the remaining section of our present division the training of the disciples 1353 to 1620 you will note that this activity continues when we leave the main division which we en titled presenting the king in his procedure and enter the third main division presenting the king in his passion but more of that next week one night only rev e c wood timmins ont will speak and show pictures of baptist missions in various parts of canada in the stouffville baptist church wednesday february 27th at 8 pm all are invited to attend l1briny you more profit if you feed me master profits depend on production and good steady pro duction depends on a solid foundation develop a foundation for future profits in your chicks now start them on master chick starter krums greater gains per pound of feed faster more even feathering increased vigour and growth better llveablllty master chick starter krums are avallabt with nicarbazin for effective coccidiosis prevention if there is a history of coccidiosis on the premises feed the medicated starter for the full 7 weeks see us today stiver bros stouffviue ontario there is good reason for this new activity the rising tide of opposition to the lord jesus christ in official circles must have been a distressing and even frustrating experience for the disciples who had expected some thing very different for all their belief in and loyalty to jesus they were puzzled and stood in need of that special care and constant encourage ment to faith which jesus now gave them important as the public ministry of the lord jesus was one is tempted to believe that he regarded the training of the twelve as his supreme task short of the giv ing of himself in the atoning work of the cross yerse by yerse matt 161 the pharisees the sadducees desired a sign from heaven the piiarisees and the sadducees had no love for each other but they united in a common pur pose to embarrass jesus with a request which they were sure he could not grant verse 2 evening fair weather for the isky is red interest in the weather is no new thing among men but weather forecasters had less scientific data to go on in those days verse 3 morning foul weather red and lowr- ing ye can discern the face of the sky but not the signs of the times the lang uage is more cryptic than our standard english translations suggest our lord rebuked his questioners for their aptness in judgment regarding ephemeral matters such as the weather while revealing woeful ignor ance and blindness with respect to the great movements of the kingdom of god verse 4 a wicked and adul terous generation no sign but the sign of the prophet jonas their blindness was the fruit of their rebellious and unfaithful hearts and because they could not see the signs all around them they required something sensational some thing to compel belief for an explanation of the sign of jo nah see 123941 verse 5 they had for gotten to take bread no doubt the excitement of the contro versy made the disciples for getful of routine matters verse 6 take heed and i beware of the leaven of the pharisees sadducees the double command called first for i such a close inspection of the i leaven mentioned that they would always recognize it and second for an utter repudiation of it verse 7 because we have taken no breadthe men tion of leaven reminded the dis ciples of what they had forgot ten but it is difficult to see how the pharisees and sadducees could enter the picture in this connection did the disciples think that jesus meant they should not buy bread from phar isees and sadducees verse 8 o ye of little faith why reason ye their failure to bring bread along should have been no matter of concern to them was not his presence the guarantee bt full provision verses 9 10 remember the five loaves and the five thousand and how many bas kets the seven loaves of the four thousand the two occasions referred to differed with respect to the number fed the kinds of baskets used as in dicted by different greek words and such incidentals but they showed the ability of the same lord to meet mens needs in ample fashion verse 11 i spake not concerning bread the figurative language of jesus had discovered both the dis ciples unbelief and their lack of understanding they had much to learn verse 12 then understood they the doctrine of the phari sees and of the sadducees his rebuke opened their under standing and they saw that just as leaven permeates the meal in the making of bread so the doctrine of the pharisees and the sadducees had a leavening effect on the nation and must be shunned as a corrupt and corrupting thing the heart of the lesson the forming of an alliance is no sure sign of love men can hate and despise each other and yet get together for a common purpose the pharisees and the sadducees had little in common apart from the fact that they were all sons of abraham in doctrine in philosophy in out look they were poles apart but their desire to get rid of jesus of nazareth was sufficiently high school news well its congratulations to our junior girls basketball team they defeated richmond hill 2s27 in a stiff battle in which the score seesawed from the very first the final game is on tuesday tiie 19th we have great hopes and when you read this many of you will already have heard the results the other games played last week went 3511 for richmond hill senior girls 5117 pickering senior boys 4329 for pickering junior boys this friday night the 22nd is an important date to remember the parents and friends of stouffville high school students are invited to a big night put on by the boys athletic society the boys have walt disneys fulllength feature the living desert in technicolor and theyll show it at 8 sharp in the gym then there will be refresh ments games and dancing theres plenty of room for a big crowd so everybody come the general admission is 50c you all can acquire guest tickets from a student or teaciier if you con tact them ahead of time at least friday afternoon parents dont need guest tickets well be expecting you caroline ogilvy mr and mrs- fred hoover of newmarket visited with his sister mrs minny atkinson on tuesday mr glenn ratcliff left on sat urday on a vacation trip to flor ida for several weeks mr harry golden a former businessman here and now re- j siding in toronto was a visl- tor in town on monday friends will regret to learn that mr arthur clenienen well- known blacksmith from cedar grove is presently confined to the stouffville nursing home wally distelmeyer former in structor of the stouffville skat ing club was watched by local tv viewers the other night per forming at one of the toronto skating arenas mr and mrs lewis fretz of selkirk have been visiting with friends at stouffville over the weekend mr and mrs fred hamilton john and ron and mr and mrs don duncan helped little gavie wagg celebrate her first birth day she is a valentine gift to mr and mrs gord wagg on thursday feb 14th mr joseph creech of lambton mills passed away in his 101st year a number of the older business men in town will recall the days when the late mr creech was a familiar figure here as a trav eller for the robertson candy company on saturday afternoon feb 16th the explorers held their annual tea bake sale and ba zaar at the united church in stouffville the girls and their counsellors wish to thank all those who so generously sup ported thiseffort the sum real ized was ss011 elder albert and mrs cober of near morrison illinois have been calling on gormley friends mr and mrs oran fretz drov to fort erie and over to dunn- ville to visit friends there last sunday mr and mrs c davis and miss anne toronto were week end guests with his father mr earl davis mr gwynn barnes mrs b barnes of whitby and miss s white of timmins were visitors on saturday and sunday with mr and mrs m barnes we are glad to report that mr w a fockler is recovering from his recent illness mrs h tomlinson of weston has been with her parents for the week visitors with mr and mrs vincent wagg on sunday were mr and mrs lome tindall and daughters mrs patton of good wood and miss betty woodland of oshawa we welcome another new comer to our burg with are arri val of a baby daughter to mr and mrs george vaughan at newmarket hospital a large number of sightseers braved the deep snow sunday afternoon to the scene of the aircraft that was enroute from pctawawa that crash landed in mr merlin bakers field close to theirs and tranmers line fence unfortunately all three occupants are dead miss helen lemon was the guest of miss pat smith at ot tawa over the weekend annual meeting york county hog producers wed feb 27 1030 am parish hall newmarket guest speaker c h mclnnes film door prizes lunch cliff avalhvork president john sytema secretary strong to make them work to gether to that end they had not yet decided on his death but they cooperated in the at tempt to bring him into disre pute and so destroy his influ ence with the people they de cided on the demand for a sign from heaven the pharisees be lieved in signs from heaven but the sadducees did not but since both of them believed that the demand would thoroughly em barrass jesus they united to make it v j lauesen realtor 876 kgllnton are kast toronto attention farmers w have a number of clients for so to 20ft acre farm particular ly acinic spois for business executives as summer retreats reasonably priced alo good farmers farm i am in your area 3 days a week and would appreciate a call if your intentions are to eu thank you call ray hamstkah majfnlr ii ii or 3515 lljmoulli u3202 garrett evening auxiliary on wednesday feb 13th the garrett evening auxiliary met in the united church parlours with thirty in attendance and the president mrs storey in the chair mrs t williamson christian stewardship conven er gave an article on the stewardship of talents from the book to whom much is given miss winnie hutchison gave a very inspiring worship service her theme christs care for the fragments bible reference used was chapter 6 of st johns gospel starting with the frag ments gathered following the feeding of the 5000 miss hutch ison reminded us of a few of the many other fragments which christ rated as important time strength and knowledge and to him dearest of all were the broken fragments of men- the motto of his life should be the motto of ours misses marie marion and cathy stover vvith their mother at the piano rendered two beautiful trios leaning on the everlasting arms and you can have a melody down in your heart mrs thomas reviewed a chap ter frcm the study book east from burma she spoke on formosa and indochina mrs d holden brought some highlights of the 31st toronto- east presbyterial held on feb 5th detailed report feb 14th tribune program conveners were mrs o lehman and miss ida leh man social halfhour closed an enjoyable evening mrs archie stover of milver- ton returned home on sunday after spending two weeks with her mother mrs harman hoo- ver mrs hoover returned with her daughter for a short vaca- tion mr and mrs art latcham have returned from wintering in florida mr latcham was in stouffville during the weekend j in connection with the building i of the new swimming pool in town this summer mr and mrs len wilkes are moving into their newly built 1 home on rupert avenue in the new vvestend sub division the house they are vacating on ba- ker avenue is to be occupied by mr and mrs beckett park st i mr beckett is caretaker of the local high school mr and mrs gordon mlnton entertained the management and players of the unionville jets hockey team at their west end home on saturday evening a fine birthday cake was prepared for the club manager mr sher- j man pettit polly is the coach of the jr d jets this season i the light of a firefly is caused by an enzyme within the in sects luminous cells which en ables oxygen and a substance called luciferin to unite produc ing a cold light that throws off neither heat nor energy the winking glow is a signal be tween the two sexes correction mr f gibson who headed a deputation recently from betli- esda to whitchurch tvvp coun cil has taken exception to a re port in this newspaper that the hardtopping of a portion of the 5th con opposite the longfel low property had been discussed in council before the work was approved mr gibson has cor rected the report to state that the hardtopping of the road was not discussed in council prior to the work being done the senior group of the ex plorers stouffville united chu rch were guests of the agin- court explorers at their regular j meeting last wednesday even- i ing the local girls and their j leaders enjoyed a most enter- 1 taining and informative evening in recognition of february be ing international month a lun cheon was held on sunday last in the genosha hotel at oshawa to which the members of all the clubs of the business and pro fessional women of district no 5 were invited following a most delightful luncheon the gather ing was addressed by miss cad- well of ottawa a member of the human rights commission of the united nations several pro minent visitors were present from the executive of the in ternational organization and those attending from stouffville were mrs lloyd jennings mrs mccreight mrs j austin mrs k laushway mrs r burk- holder mrs g lehman miss p lehman mrs bert taylor mrs b harper mrs r mckay mrs l- wells and mrs h lee later in the afternoon all the visitors were entertained at the home of mrs gordon conant of oshawa who had convened the days entertainment c h nolan local publisher accompanied by mrs nolan was in ottawa this week attending the semiannual board of di rectors meeting of the canadian weekly newspapers associa tion the directors from all across canada numbering some thirtyfive were honoured on tuesday evening by having the honorable lester b pearson foreign 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