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p9 4 the st0uffyk1f trimwe vmdiy febrsary tf 1960 stouffvilles first skating rink built 75 years ago 275 ladies attend york presbyterial gathering it is just seventyfive years ago that stouffvuies first pub lic skating rink was erected the spacious building was er ected by the late r j daley and stood on the site of the present post office building at a decision to evacuate the corner building for skating and curling was necessitated by the growth of the market which was gradually absorbing the en tire space in the new rink there was market and main streets ie headquarters for the band also building served as a public hall on the main floor arul a curling and skating rink in the base ment the farmers insrket also made use of the rink area in 1895 the same mr daley decided to erect a new rink building located just a short distance south of the corner premises at that time this new rink ranked among the largest and best arranged rinks in the country the dimensions of the building were 130 ft by 225 ft a gymnasium for the young men of the town mr daley was born in stouff- ville in 1s57 and learned the trade of his father he served as reeve for a three year period was active in organizing the tire brigade and various socie ties and was a promoter in the founding of the creamery busi ness every day is groundhog day on which you have pork sau sage bbmgit make sure that the addresses on your tetters and parcels include these 5 points full name of person to whom your mail is addressed correct street addross rural route number or post office box number city town or village province state or equivalent and country your name and return address in upper left corner remember postal zoning operates in vancouver winnipeg toronto ottawa montreal and quebec when writing to these cities be sure to include the postal zone number ciftnftlfjfissilicl dr margaret arkinstall pre sided at the third annual meet ing of york presbyterial wms held in the stouffville united church on january 28th york presbyterial is growing steadily both in membership and ir fin ancial assistance to wms work mission to the uttermost was the theme chosen for both ses sions on behalf of the auxiliaries mrs s crouch extended a cor dial welcome to 275 ladies in at tendance rev douglas davis of stouffville united church con ducted the worship service bas ing his remarks on joshua 14 where caleb speaks of spiritual mountaineering in her address on new friends overseas mrs j l halpenny of toronto gave a vivid account of the kirchen- tag a mass movement of the lay protestant people of ger many it was inspiring to hear about this largo group of 80000 people meeting outdoors in aug ust at munich to listen to the great leaders of the church with their messages we must be witnesses the lay people must stand for the things of god before the world whiie in london mrs halpenny learned what was being done through the church to help the young and the aged the youth rally is to be held at unionville april 26th with mrs s r collins of angola as guest speaker the treasurer reported an in crease of 1106 over the years allocation this was voted equal ly towards two projects for gba scholarship students and the training centre for girls at mindola north rhodesia the 1960 allocation of 17500 was presented by mrs b dike of queensville mimeographed cop ies of all secretaries reports and the treasurers report were giv en to each auxiliary for use in future meetings reading is part of your stew ardship of time was the advice of the literature secretary mrs a j gardhouse of unionville who presented reviews of a number of books on africa in cluding the bookshelf a tape recording of an african choir singing from every stormy wind that blows provided a time of relaxation and devotion the afternoon session opened with a film on new faces of africa which depicted var ious changes in african life to day this was followed by con ferences in all departments mrs m jenkinson of king city conducted the roll call which was answered by thoughts on stewardship con tinuing on the theme mission to the uttermost mrs b dike led in a worship service every christian has a mission and all must be faithful witnesses mrs robert mclaren a vice- president of toronto conference branch conducted the installa tion service for the 1960 officers soqood too high a cooking tempera ture will cause poultry to dry out and become tough reminds the home economics service of the ontario department of ag riculture custards curdle when cooked at high temperature or when cooked too long even with low heat a custard will cmtile if it is cooked too long says the home economics service of the ontario dept of agriculture sunday school lesson the stouffville tribune lesson for february 14 meeting organized opposition temperance acts 1832 to 2012 golden text for we wrestle not against flesh and blood but against principalities against powers against the rul ers of the darkness of this world against spiritual wickedness in high places eph 612 the lesson as a whole approach to the lesson pauls third missionary jour ney is described in acts 1823 to 2115 it commenced in an- tloch of syria continued in asia minor where he had planted the standard of the cross on his first journey took him via eph- esus into greece where he had labored on his second journey and ultimately led him back to the mother church in jerusa lem the larger portion of our les son deals with the astonishing events in ephesus on the west ern coast of asia minor this imposing city was at the junc tion of important trade routes near a renowned shrine dedicat ed to an asiatic goddess of na ture called by the greeks arte mis diana by the romans on pauls trip to jerusalem at the end of his second missionary journey he had stopped at ephe sus 181921 witnessed there and left his beloved friends aquila and priscilla in the city to continue the work v 26 upon returning to ephesus paul discovered that an orator by the name of apollos having been fully instructed in the gospel by aquila and priscilla had paved the way for his return to the city and had then gone on to greece he met twelve earn est disciples who needed instruc tion concerning baptism in the name of christ 1917 and he found a vast flourishing but superstitious city desperately needing to hear about christ after three months of testify- cook cheese at a low temper ature and over hot water never over direct heat high tempera tures toughen cheese the home economics service of the on tario department of agriculture advises adding cheese to cheese sauce at the last and cooking only until melted cgokwiuiittoo write- for mart frart fro nw evaporated milk nttcipea dairy mrmbrs of canada 409 huron street toronto u wanted cream shippers for best results ship your cream to stouffville creamery we pay two cents more per pound butterfat for cream delivered to the creamery to have our truck call phone 186w stouffville creamery co cold storage lockers for rent heres economy and a six that acts like an eight lagnificenee in action dodge engineers have developed a super economy six cylinder engine that outclasses any other six its an engine thats alanted at an angle to give you up to 50 extra miles driving on every tankful of gas just one of the features that makes dodge the best buy in the low price field bo dodge ing in the synagogue paul mov ed into a lecture hall where for two years he proclaimed the truth of god the lord granted him unusual miraculous pow ers his message struck home many people were converted a riot ensued ephesus was in an uproar but for the warnings of his friends paui might have been crushed in the theater the tide of opposition to the gospel was swelling when paul reached corinth he discovered that there too hostility toward the gospel was mounting com pare acts 186 with 203 the blasphemy of previous days had now become a pioi to seize him and do him harm the heart of the lesson paul was no stranger to peril when he was first converted he had to escape from damascus in a basket acts 9r5 grecians in jerusalem tried to slay him on his first missionary journey the effort was made in iconlum to stone him 145 and in lys- tra he was actually at the point of death v 19 on his second missionary journey the opposition contin ued paul was imprisoned in philippi 1623 he escaped an assault in thiloniea 175 10 he was opposed in corinth 186 as the word of god mightily grew and prevail ed in ephesus 1920 the busi ness of shrine making and sell ing suffered the silversmith union was aroused a well- organized plot was hatched up against pauls life only a shift in his plans enabled him to elude the grasp of his foes 203 the basic question is what were the two opposing forces that seemed to be in a lifeand death struggle wherever paul witnessed for his saviour the story of apollos and the immature disciples in ephesus 191 2 makes it clear that the major force was a person the holy spirit who came upon the disciples when they were bap tized in the name of the lord jesus the contrasting force was that of the devil the evil spir its that possessed the poor wretches in ephesus and whose victim overcame the presump tuous sons of sceva v 13 16 were emissaries of satan the arch opponent of the gospel paul had invaded the devils ter ritory ephesus where super stition was rampant moreover his efforts to thwart satans pur poses were succeeding many ephesians were coming to christ no wonder the devil was disturbed and incited a riot business directory insurance birkett son oeaenl insurance agency stouffiule ontario insurance ic reliable companies t reasonable rates prompt service phones i5wi and istwl fred ml pugh general insurance phone stouffville 5w you cannot escape death or taxes tour mutual life of canada can help you meet both legal robert w mcvey barrister solicitor salts 514 ta richmond street west uartcham phone s39 toronto phono etms0sb9 dodge dart 4door phoenix hardtop a quality product of chrysler engineering altona feb 3 the regular monthly meet ing of the altona womens in stitute will be held at the home of mrs m dunkeld on wednes day feb 10th at 2 pm mrs w carter convener of current events will be in charge of the programme motto preserve the nations treasures for fu ture generations roll call bring and read a current event for a historical scrapbook mu sic canadian folk songs pa per glimpses of pioneer liv ing exhibit of pioneer articles all ladies are welcome mrs w carter has been teach ing at altona school during the absence of miss vera mclaren who is ill with tcnsilitis and swollen glands for the second time also at glasgow school mrs emmerson of stouffville taught last week while mr hor- ick was away through illness mr percy reesor of port ar thur has been visiting his sister mr and mrs stanley lewis and other relatives in this area for the past week mrs fred lewis entertained a number of ladies to a quilt ing on wednesday of this week kennedy kennedy barristers solicitors notaries 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mr and mrs albert lee ka- thryn and martin spent satur day with mr and mrs j a ilingston miss mary hopkins ashburn is spending a few days with mr and mrs edgar johnson and family mr and mrs gundy wilson and family mrs wm wilson and boys gormley spent one day last week with mr and mrs charles fiss mrs albert hockley of good wood visited with mrs edgar johnson on saturday mrs george pickett entertain- neil c smith ld8 dd8 graduate ot university of toronto office over canadian bank of commerce telephone 167w stonffville l e oneill stouffville funeral director and embalmer oouunnoa4 telephone service dot or night phone stouffville 98wl ed a group of ladles to lunch on tuesday after which they form ed a group to work for the com munity mr and mrs charles flss and fred visited on sunday with mr and mrs edgar johnson and family mrs wm hopkins sr spent saturday with the jones mr alec hingston and boys visited on sunday with mr and mrs j a hingston mr and mrs ralph faulk ner goodwood visited on 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