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drop in and inquire about roxatone the new flecked multicoloured paint 36 different colour schemes 1 hendricks hardware church news christ church anglican kct j d tiller rector sunday march 17th 1957 2nd in lent ijo am holy communion am morning worship 1 am sunday school ilea 230 pm wa wed 10 am holy commun ion ved 8 pm lenten service ft 8 pm choir practice or jamfcrf presbyterian church stouffville rev d it mcklllicnn ba bd sunday march 17th 185 10 am morning worship worship with us ringwood christian church mr kenny edwards pastor sunday march 17th 1957 10 am sunday school 1115 am worship service 730 p n worship service rev horace braden of the sim will be the speaker at both services the foreign mission offering will be re ceived at the morning service mon 8 pm ce prayer meet ing at the mission home of converted monks and priests altona christian united missionary church rev d sarjtcant sunday march 17th 1957 1030 am sunday school 730 pm evangelistic wednesday evening 8 pm prayer meeting thieves steal 225 from taylor motors thieves broke into walter taylors garage west of stouff- ville some time during the early hours of tuesday morning and escaped with s22500 in bills they gained entry by breaking the glass in a rear door mark- ham township police were sum moned to the scene and con stable don dukes and john mc- ghee are investigating ladies bowling thunderbirds 51 blow outs 50 spitfires 50 optimists 4t pin pushers 37 pluggers 35 high single- pat lehman 293 high triple- pat lehman- 651 feb 28th high single- betty wilkins 242 high triple- betty wilkins 630 united church melville peachs bethesda ballantrae rev g davison mr x hodgson sunday march 17th 1967 10 am bethesda peachs 1130 am melville ballan- trae melvillepeachs ypu sunday march 17th s oclock brethren in christ church heise hill gormley pastor bishop a l winger sunday march 17th 1957 10 am sunday school 11 am worship service 7 pm evangelistic message united church stouffville sunday march 17th 1957 rev douglas davis 10 am sunday school 11 am divine worship 730 pm evening worship illustrated wed 8 pm lenten devotion al service 6at 230 to 5 pm the wa is holding a bazaar and sale of home baking in the sunday school room afternoon tea served hon mar is the wa regu lar meeting in the church parlor tues mar 19 the parents of tho cubs are invited to meet with the boys lenten theme cod commend- cth his love toward us in that while we were yet sinners christ died for us memorial christian church rev f a deannond pnstor sunday march 17th 1957 10 am sunday bible school 11 am morning worship subject the brazan altar 2nd message on tho taber nacle in the wilderness 730 pm evening gospel ser vice tnes730 pm young peoples wed s pm prayer bible study thurs 7 pm junior choir coming sunday mar 24 10 am miss patricia styran of the sudan interior mission win show colored slides on her african childrens work and medical work of a lep rosarium our invitation meet us where main meets stouffer bloomington christian associated gospel church pastor d j wilkinson sunday march 17th 1957 950 am bible school for ail ages 11 am worship service 730 pm evangelistic service wed 8 pm prayer and bible study a hearty welcome to all vivian mccormack memorial church rev w s whltcombc ma thurs s15 prayer and bible study frl s30 young peoples st patricks party at the home of mr and mrs a boake sunday march 17th 1957 1030 am sunday school 730 pm evening worship tues 8 pm young peoples meeting united missionary church rev h shnntz minister sunday march 17th 1b5t mount joy jo am sunday school 11 am morning worship ret h a traub will speak tjo pm evangelistic clos ing service of the evangelistic meetings rev h a traub will speak the pavla trio from weston will sing dickson hill 10 am morning worship rev h a traub will speak 11 am sunday school 730 pm evangelistic at mt joy wed pm prayer meeting you are welcome second markham baker hill baptist churches rev bruce hisey sunday march 17th 1957 second markham prayer service each wed 8 pm sunday senices bible school 10 am morning service 11 am young peoples 730 pm linker hill prayer service thur 8 pm snnday services bible school 2 pm service 3 pm all welcome stouffville baptist church raster rev m gibson sunday march 17th 1957 10 am bible school 11 am studies in romans 730 pm studies in hebrews tho central baptist seminary male quartette will sing at these services also at first markham baptist church on the 9th line at 3 pm all are welcome united missionary church gormley bethesda rev c e blinking minister sunday march 17th 1957 845 am broadcast cklb 10 am gormley rev d sargeant 11 am sunday schools 12 noon bethesda r d sar geant 730 pm young peoples meet ing stouffville united ilssion aliy church rev f llumiiltmiiiuhr thurs s pm prayer service and bible study sunday march 17th 1957 10 am sunday school 11 am worship 730 pm evangelistic coming events wed mar 20 pictures of the 20th century martyrs will be shown by miss norma cuthbortson of the voice of the andes april hth afternoon only bethel collage choir april hth to 21st missionary convention easter sunrise service easter sunday 700 am plan to attend our services we preach a full gospel stoufrvull youth i 1 saturday 745 pm parkside youth centre 800 pm organized games 000 pm singing for all at broad cast time we will have a mixed quartette and the vfc girl choir join with ui for an informal evening of fellowship sunday evening fireside meeting at o pm a good gospel dim will be shown team quizzing thl week vivian vs vnlonvllle olirmlan miloniry alliance tune in ckih omiawa sunday jnornlnjr t p ani for hc yfc broadcast local bowlers win dow award tne misnts a local bowling team was the winner o a 2500 dow award last week the group is captained by stan miller the other members are messrs bill nichols bud leh man joe murray sr joe mur ray jr and maurice halsted high school news the stouffville girls junior basketball team played their last game of the season in tor onto last saturday it was a tough game the score was tied most of the time until the end when the port perry team got ahead of us and with only a minute and a half to play we couldnt quite catch up again the game ended 3633 for port perry stouffville and burks falls were to have played off earlier but these teams are so far apart that a special agreement was made to play in toronto and eliminate two teams at once as there were four teams to play off it was agreed before the game began that should stouft ville or burks falls lose and the other win the loser should have the georgian bay championship and the other should have a try at the ontario championship so stouffville is the holder for a second year of the georgian bay championship were proud of our girls grade 13 started writing exams wednesday and the rest of us begin today so possibly there will be no column next week no one strong enough to hold a pen anymore we hope it wont be that bad caroline ogilvy if you hear someone saying it is perfectly natural and all right for dogs to bark you may be reasonably sure he or she is talking about his or her own animals 9th line markham we are pleased to learn that mrs frank grove is able to be out after sustaining injuries from a very bad fall in her home we are sorry to hear that mr fred wicks sr has not been feeling well lately we hope that he will soon be much im proved we regret to report that mr fred cole was admitted to the toronto general hospital this week for observation mr and mrs herb thomas visited with mrs harold armi- tage of stouffville on sunday afternoon- mr and mrs jim randall and family of oshawa were sunday visitors at the thomas home last week t a very pleasant evening was spent at the home of mr and mrs jim lewis on friday when friends and neighbors assembled to say farewell to mrs bell and mr and mrs albert walton and family who are leaving our auction sale 39 head high grade holsteins fresh and springer cows milking machine 3 surge units international milk cooler raltl hay straw corn etc at lot 33 concession 8 scarroro township 1 mile west of agincourt and 1 mile north of 1anvlng cutoff hg on warden ave corner finche the property of geo symons thursday mar 21 cattle 1 holstein cow freshened feb 2sh 3 wits 2 holstein cow freshened mar 2nd 3 wks 3 holstein cow freshened jan 23rd 7 wks 4 hostein cow freshened jan 20th wks 5 holstein cow freshened feb 4th 6 wks 6 holstein cow full flow 7 hoistein cow freshened jan 4th sholstein cow freshened feb 12th 9 holstein cow fresh calf at side 10 holstein cow full flow bred jan 10th 11 holstein cow full flow 12 holstein cow full flow 13 holstein cow full flow bred feb 27th x4 holstein cow full flow 15 holstein cow full flow bred feb 23rd 16 holstein cow freshened feb 15th 17 holstein cow milking pasture bred is holstein cow full flow bred feb cth 19 holstein cow fresh calf by side 20 holstein cow milking bred nov 15 th 21 holstein cow milking bred nov 10 th 22 holstein cow freshened feb 20th 4 wks 23 holstein cow milking pasture bred 24 holstein cow milking bred dec 11th 25 holstein cow milking bred nov 29 th 26 holstein cow milking bred feb 26 th 27 holstein cow fresh calf at side 2s holstein cow full flow 29 holstein cow freshened jan 1st 30 holstein cow full flow bred dec 13th 31 holstein cow full flow bred dec 16th 32 holstein cow milking 33 holstein cow milking bred oct 10th 34 holstein cow milking bred oct 1st 35 holstein cow due time of sale 36 holstein cow due time of sale 37 holstein cow near due close springer 38 holstein cow near due close springer 39 hereford bull 2 yrs of good type note the above cattle are all outstanding high milk producers and good big cows dairy farm equipment feed delaval milking machine va cuum pump with 1 j bp clark portable gasoline 3 surge single milker units good international scan cap electric milk cooler cabinet type very good condition appro 600 bales or more of good mixed hay square typo bales approx 7 or 8 tons of baled mixed alfalfa hay ac round bales approx 400 bales of good clean oat straw square type bales approx 15 feet of corn ensil age along with 15 feet of grass silage treated when silo filling choice dairy cow feed salo nt 130 pm terms cash no reserve farm sold ken clarke prentice auctioneers midst to take up residence on their new farm near brechin they will be greatly missed in our section where they have al ways been most helpful and ac tive in all the activities of our community following an ap propriate address by rev mr gibson a presentation of an arm chair and walnut sewing cabinet was made as a farewell gift dainty refreshments and the singing of auld lang syne brought to a close a most enjoy able evening get the big big buy in cleaners fabulous new ji hbggesbi with the 3 greatest advances in vacuum cleaner design i litll os 000 o wtta modi 00 big wheels float the new golden lewyt smoothly over deep rugs door sills every where rolling nozzle glides easily on small wheels no more tiring pushpyll ridealong tools on biltin rccfe do 23 clecning jobs without one wasted step now only 7900 stouffer hardware stoiittville phone 96 probation helps both old and young offenders this is the second in a series of articles on probation work prepared by probation officer william outerbridge in his annual report to york county councll when a child under 16 appears before the court and is convicted of a delinquency one of the alternative methods of disposition is probation under this disposition the child re turns to the community under supervision of the probation officer for a certain specified period of time during this time the child must abide by certain rules of probation which are laid down by the court he is subject to supervision and counceiling by the probation officer the purpose of this method of disposition under law is to give the probation officer a chance to get to know the child and to attempt in any way possible to prevent further out breaks of delinquency during 1956 a total of 25 juveniles were placed on proba tion to this court for offences ranging from minor breaches of municipal statutes through break entry and theft to more serious offences such as delin quency as a result of arson and wounding this has involved a varying degree of supervision depending on the seriousness of the offence and the severity of the social problem underlying the delinquency itself of this number eight have successfully completed their probation with out further offences four have been returned to court for further offences or breach of rules of probation and thirteen remain under probation super vision as of january 1 1957 for the purpose of acquaint ing your honour of all the social circumstances of those who have appeared before the court a total of 28 presentence reports and social histories have been prepared the importance of these reports cannot be over estimated as they help place before your honour a total picture of the child who appears before the court when further intensive assessment has been required by a psychiatrist we have been able to use the ser vices of dr j d atcheson d psych of the metropolitan tor onto juvenile court if mental illness or serious emotional dis turbance has been suspected of being a contributing factor to the delinquency probation adult certain sections of the crim inal code and provincial sta tutes are heard in family court when they apply to matters be tween husband and wife these statutes enable the judge to use probation supervision where this seems to be indicated of the 117 cases appearing before the court in 1956 nine adults were placed under this super vision four of these were car ried over from 1955 these cases have involved charges of assault by husband or wife corrupting children in the home contribut ing to delinquency of children as well as failing to provide for ones dependents although the number of these cases has not been great the effect of proba tion supervision has had in most cases a salutary result in help ing the offender realize tnat certain behaviour cannot be con doned and that further he or she has certain responsibilities under law which must be assum ed to be continued next week ballantrae mrs patcrson we find that the past week has been an eventful one be ginning with the meeting of tho wa held at the ballantrae united church mar 6th group two planned the program and provided the lunch each mem ber of this group invited a friend and the following ladies were visitors mrs g fockler mrs w mehaffey mrs tom white mrs c badgero mrs d gra ham mrs b radford mrs howard storry mrs w patten- den sr a pot luck supper was planned for mar 16th at 7 pm mrs j phillips was elected as chairman of the entertainment committee for this supper the following are to assist with the program mrs ross hood mr archie watson mr tom phil lips rev d davis of stouffville will show films mrs j phillips gave a piano solo and mrs wm overs read the scripture lesson mrs a watson gave a reading the nightingale of tho psalms rev davison was our guest speaker he told the members of one of his recent visits with mis o plewell at the gormley rest home he found mrs flewell quite well and very cheerful march 7th was a busy night for a lot of people to the prin cipal and teachers at our school it was encouraging to see so many interested parents mem bers from the home and school association assisted the principal and teachers and grade mothers provided the refreshments mrs j wylle and mrs j phillips who helped to make tea started at 8 pm and made their last pot full at 1015 girls from grades 7 and 8 served the guests in each room on march 7th the members on the united church board held a meeting at the home of mr and mrs j mcdermott a well attended council meet ing at vandorf was held on mar 7th a petition was presented to council by mrs c horton for a school to be built at the lake mr a neil of toronto also had a petition of which he was rep resenting four associations at the lake those associations be ing north shore south shore conner drive churchill drive this group is against splitting the school area and still another group wishese one large school the stourryllil tutume throby nurch u 1957 p 13 to which church did the apostles belong i here is much unnecessary confusion about the beginning of the christian church the early new testament church to which the apostles be longed much of this confusion is rooted in the fact that some segments of christianity in the twentieth century have claimed the early new testa ment church as their own exclusive ancestry- jn so do ing there has inevitably been distortion in presenting the picture of the early church the fact is the early church did not have various faiths and denomina tions it was simply com posed of those who came to believe in the risen saviour jesus christ though their faith in christ they knew that they would be srved from the wrath of cod the bible says that the lord added to the church daily such as should bo saved acts 2 17 biblebelieving christians today do not maintain that the church is made up of just one sect or denomination the basis of membership in the church has not changed since the first century the church is still composed of all those who believe in jesus christ as saviour it is still made up of all those who are saved there is close fellowship today among biblebelieving christians in numerous pro testant groups just as there was close fellowship anions the various groups of believ ers in the days of the apos tles among these believers the bible has always stood as the supreme authority in spiritual matters through the bible message of salvation these christian believers have come to know a newness of life whichmvas known to the apostles ard to all believers of their day the bible says that if any man be in christ he is a rcw creature old things are passed away behold all things are become new ii corinthians 3 17 if you would like to krc 1 move about the church tl great fellowship of those whv believe on jesus christ as saviour you will want to have a pamphlet which has been prepared for your bene fit you may have it free of charge if you fill in and mail the following the national asciat5j of evangelicals box 7411 washington a d c please send free famphkl ea7 name i street city zone state this ad inserted bv the evangelical mission of converted monks and priests stouffville to do the whole area meaning addttlons to the present school this group feels that children have a better education being taught by one teacher per grade reeve legge felt that if these groups would get together and como up with a solution among themselves a lot of time could be saved he suggested that the trustees of our school board call another ratepayers meet ing when the trustees receive tho petition which is in tho hands of tho township clerk mrs horton has called a meeting for all those interested in a school at the lake as well as splitting the school area to be held at villemeres bowling alley at 8 pm monday mar is we are sorry to hear that our principal mr herbert will not be with us next year he has been offered a better position which he felt he couldnt refuse at the present time when the future of a principal doesnt look too promising at the ballantrae school the euchre at the vivian school had to he cancelled due to the fact that there has been an outbreak of scarlet fever in the area ballantrae school will be hav ing their euchre this friday mar 15th at s30 pm sharp mr robers our scoutmaster had a group of scouts at his home last saturday the boys all passed their test on outdoor cooking they each had to cook bacon and potatoes the cubs are doing their part they had a church parade sun day mr watson the cubmaster is quite proud of his boys friends and neighbors will no doubt he sorry to hear that mr george partridge formerly of ballantrae passed away last saturday march 9 th at the sunnybrook hospital and was burled on tuesday mar 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