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pace 4 the stouffyhlf thkjne vanizf octoier 27 i960 business dieectory accountants john c wyue fia uccuaco public accountant alditok m main st w stouffville tep203 5o residence 54sj1 rwldeace eej stoaffrllle auctioneers w d atkinson floue stouffviixe 3c3 licenced auctioneer and sale manager bales conducted anywukite specializing tn the preparation and selling of purebred consign ments and dispersals farm auc tions furniture and real estate tales bills prepared and posted at no extra coat this tpeclalized ser vice really pays off and means money in your pocket phone stouffville 3c3 insurance birkett son general lnltaree ageocy swubvile ontario ituarancd in reliable companies st reasonable rate prompt serrlce ptonea 253jrl and j53wj feed m pugh general insurance phone stouftvule 5w you cannot escape death ob taxes your mutual life of canada can help you meet both approve conservation development on bruce property markham tp legal ken clarke prentice auctioneers licensed and authorized for the counties of york and ontario mlulken pj ph ax s981 markham po ph mark 316 prontlce3 have been established auctioneers since 1890 a s farmer licensed aoctloneer counties of tork ontario farm stock furniture sales a specialty telcphono i gormley 5811 address gormley po 5936 beauty salons the powder puff beauty salon joy oeilx days tues thru sat nights wed and fri for appointment call stouft 465 margarets beauty salon corner rupert wcstlawn cres for appointment call stouffville 484 7tt brierbush hospital day and night 8ervlce uatornlty medical and surgical member of the allied private hospital association government licensed fully accredited under the new ontario services commission health plan which became effec tive january 1959 main street east stouffville chiropractors kennedy chiropractic office a 0 hart kennedy dc 17 church st s stouftvule hours mon wed fri 2 pm 9 pm rhono stouftvule 617 answering service wm s baird dc doctolt op chihopracno xray hrs 1012 am 21 79 pm monday to friday saturday 1012 am s27 slain st s markham ont telcphono 701 dental neil c smith lds dds graduate of university of toronto ohlco ovor canadian bank of commerce telephone lotre stouffville dry cleaners aid a cleaners and dyers insured fur garment storage stoultvillo slarkliam 313 891 funeral directors l e oneill stouffville funeral director and embalmer cbnilonoiu telephone service day or sight fhon stoasvlu ijwl william g parsons llb barrister solicitor 59 main st w po box 820 phone 446 stouffville mccullough button barristers solicitors notaries s3 main st w stouffvitle solicitors canadian bank of commerce il reg button bjs 103 obrien ave ill 239 david a coon ba gormley rr ph gormley 5387 kennedy kennedy barristers solicitors notaries 07 richmond st w toronto ross kennedy prov hwy 7 locust hill markham 755 arthur a kennedy prov hwy 7 locust hiu markham 833 cattanach hindson barristers solicitors stouffville by appointment anytime phone markham 25 main street markham phone 25 paul w j mingay ba barrister solicitor 61 main street markham ont phono markham 707 48tf robert w mcvey barrister solicitor suite 014 63 richmond street west markham toronto phone 339 phone em30389 optometrists e a grubin ro optometrist picton stouffville in stouffville at the james mccreight residence 58 main sl e on the following mondays and tuesdays nov 14th 15th dec 12th 13th garnet v gray od optometrist stouffville medical centre phono 616 for appointment hours 1000 am to 800 pm every tuesday v t vtt cgacu l twtiflmltlne a s269000 winter works pro gram was approved in principle here today by the metropolitan toronto and region conserva tion authority the program would include development and tree planting in conservation areas construc tion of the heart lake recrea tion building and work on stage 3 of the 5j000000 black creek flood control project the latter consists of channelling the black creek from scarlett road to rockcliffe blvd in york township a distance of 4600 feet and also includes the ac quisition of land in the vicinity of jane street and wilson ave nue through which the channel would extend the authority also approved a scheme for the development of a new conservation area in the eastern region known as braces mill conservation area it will comprise 140 acres and be located about 5 miles north west of unionville approved too was a 15aere extension to the heart lake conservation area as well as acquisition of a small buffer strip of land for the black creek area the authority agreed to es tablish a longrange farm tree replacement program the pro gram would serve to replace trees stricken with dutch elm disease with suitable species the trees would be provided and planted by the authority at a nominal cost to landown ers with a minimum of 10 acres the assistance would be pro vided for a minimum of 50 trees and a maximum of 100 in any one year service would be lim ited to five trees per acre the chairman of the author itys land use and reforestation committee j a bryson said the program would not compete in any way with commercial nurseries sunday school lesson lesson for october 30 our response to god psalm 1 romans 12 golden text and be not conformed to this world but bo ye transformed by the re newing of your mind that ye may prove what is tliat good and acceptable and perfect will of god romans 122 the lesson as a whole in our last lesson we were considering our great need for god and his perfect willing ness and ability to meet that need today we will consider our response to all this his perfect provision should awaken in us a responsive atti tude if he has providtd safe guards for our welfare we should lay hold of them if he has spread the table we should partake of the food with grate ful hearts if he has surrounded us with innumerable mercies then we should present to him our whole persons in fullest dedication the blessed man of the first psalm is our example primar ily of course this description perfectly fits the man christ jesus he alone fills the pic ture in its completeness but as tht great pioneer he has mark ed out the path for our feet and because of the implantation of his own nature and the in dwelling of his empowering spirit we too may become the blessed and fruitful men our lives instead of being conform ed or deformed will be trans formed and will be radiant with his own wonderful joy the heart of the lesson it is the supreme desire of our gracious god that his chil dren should enjoy the very highest of his blessing he would have us like planted cul tivated trees joyously produc ing for both him and our fel low men obviously such a life can be enjoyed only as it is lived in full obedience this involves true heartseparation from all known forms of evil and a daily medi tation upon and delight in his word it also involves the yield ing of our bodies to him eve in eden misused her bo dy she misued her ears in listening to the wrong voice her eyes in looking at the wrong object her feet in approaching the forbidden fruit her hands in taking it and her mouth in eating it thus she yielded her members to disobedience the results were disastrous but we are commanded to yield all of our members to god and to righteousness in this way only shall we glorify him and thus respond to his over flowing grace toward us al though this may involve self- denial and suffering yet it is really the life that wins bleed ing and blessing seem to go to gether the one who loses his life for his sake and the gospel really finds it ml pisgah united church marks its 90th anniversary the stouffville tribune mrs evelyn milsted sunday oct 16 was a very important day in the mt pisgah church it was crowded to cap acity with even four rows of chairs in the entrance and ex tra chairs added on the plat form the anniversary was well announced and written invita tions were sent to all former members and adherents the floral arrangements prepared by mr douglas lowery were donated by mrs geo h leary and mrs alvin stephenson in memory of their husbands the wa supplied the communion table floral arrangement the morning service was in charge of the present minister rev ivan kennedy babd an old time mt pisgah choir un der the direction of mrs harry smith with mrs ross keffer at the organ rendered three selec tions the choir members were mr and mrs harry smith mrs roy howlett mrs henry bur nett mrs e a smith mrs lome evans mrs al penrose mrs chanccy connor mr j p forrester mr chas fagan mr ross keffer mr archie monk- man mr herbert smith and mr loy carr rev garnet lynd pastor of the church from 1930 to 1937 now retired and an official of toronto west presbytery was the guest speaker his scripture lesson was deut 8120 and luke 12112 his message these 90 years facing the fu ture with courage was very ably given he paid great trib ute to the early pioneers of this community who gave the church first place following the morning serv ice the ladies served a delight ful buffet luncheon in the base ment to about two hundred and fifty pecple here people renew ed old fricndshlpo although quite a number did not remain in the evening service the only four surviving ministers who have served thii congre gation were on the platform rev lynd rev i kennedy rev w a westcott ba now retired in sutton and rev v a wood babd now of westaway united church to ronto rev wood presided and rev w a westcott gave a very inspiring message on looking up the dunkerron choir under the leadership of mrs wm burton rendered an anthem a ladies trio and a mixed quartette the offer ing for the day was very grati fying now let us look for a moment at the past 90 years mt pisgah united church 18701960 the people in that locality richardsons com munity will now have a com fortable church in which to wor ship god and hear his holy word such churches are cen tres of religious influence inti mately connected with the mor al and mental progress of this growing country christian guardian 1870 in richardsons community there were two small churches before the present building a small log church with a centre aisle stood on the northeast corner of the farm now occu pied by mr a gray and serv ed the community before the present church was erected this old church was torn down by mr john forrester the community was also bless ed with a primitive methodist church which stood just north of the old school house and which was torn down after the union of 1884 in 18s7 aurora became a sta tion and the temperanceville circuit was formed at this time the temperanceville cir cuit comprised five churches namely temperanceville wes ley mount pisgah thompsons and the town line at the quar terly meeting of the circuit held that year in october it was de cided that the town line should be dropped and that thompsons should be closed thus making a three point charge and which it has continued to be ever since the town line church is the present united missionary church at gormley the ministers who have serv ed the charge are 1870 john hunt and wm mills 1s71 john hunt and john e lanceley 1872 edward banass and geo mclntyre 1873 edward barras and john c stephenson 1874 umoef edward barrass and g h bish op 18757g jas shuttleworth and g h bishop 1877 daniel e gee and wm h madden 1878 daniel e gee and jabez wass 1879 daniel e gee and chas langford 1ss9s1 jacob e howell and frank keam 1882 jacob e howell and wm bacon 1883 joseph e sander son and jas w wilkinson 18- 84 joseph e sanderson j w savage and leonard phelps 1885 j w savage and j a chapman 18s6 j w savage and j a rankin 1887 d idle 18801890 henry mcdowell 189193 w r roach 189495 thos g scott 189698 herbert lee 18991900 richard strach- an 19011902 wm p brown 19036 jas h stonehouse 1907 to 1910 wm h madden 1911- 14 wm h learoyd 191518 thomas scott 191922 j wes ley fox 192329 thos r white 193037 rev garnet w lynd 19371943 rev w a westcott 19431954 rev e c moddle 19541957 rev victor a wood 1957 to now rev ivan e kennedy mt pisgah church was dedi cated on wednesday oct 19 1870 by the rev morley pun- chon ma president of the methodist conference the name mt pisgah was given the new church by mr punch- on because of the height of land on which it was built many improvements have been made in the building since new windows new siding electric lights modern neating as well as minor repairs since last an niversary the front of the church was remodelled the choir loft moved from the cen tre to the southvest corner new carpet new velvet drapes and the pulpit chairs upholster ed this was financed by the wa mount pisgah has a long and interesting history we give thanks to god for his many blessings and for the faithful work of many devout christian leaders in this church during the 90 years that are past now with courage and confidence we look to the future we pray that by gods grace and help and with the faithful support of our workeis and interested friends mt pisgah church may carry on christian service in this community for many years to come one last lookin on the pres ent officers chairman of the board of stewards mr wall ace scott sec treas mr r c baycroft ss supt mrs wallace scott w a pres mrs ross keffer weddings pegg brooks the united church at green wood was decorated with white gladioli fuschlas asters and bells of ireland for the wedding at 230 pm on saturday oct 1 of patricia anne brooks and donald chesher pegg the bride is the daughter of mr and mrs john j brooks greenwood and the groom is the son of mr and mrs george edward pegg 32 honeybourne ores markham rev t h fleetham was the officiating clergyman the bride given in marriage by her father wore a white bro caded satin gown over ice blue taffeta it having a belled skirt with obi panels and sweep train with the gown with a standing portait neckline and long sleeves coming to a point she wore a matching circlet headdress with a short ice blue veil of silk illusion she carried a crescent bouquet of white gardenias and ice blue baby mums and wore a pearl neck lace a gift of the groom her bridesmaids mrs barbara pegg a sister mrs sheila brooks a sisterinlaw and miss nola pegg the grooms sister were identically gowned in peacock green imported velvet sheath with portrait necklines three- quartel length sleeves and short bollshaped tunics they wore headdresses of matching feathers and velvet and carried bouquets of ice blue tinted car nations and white roses the best man was j alfred pegg of greenwood cousin of the groom and the ushers were kenneth j brooks of green wood and joseph a pegg of oshawa the soloist mr allen clark of greenwood who sang o perfect love and ill walk beside you was accompanied on the organ by mrs charles mctaggart an aunt of the groom of greenwood for the reception which took place in the church hall the brides mother wore a jacket dress ensemble of sandalwood silk faille a mink and satin hat and brown accessories and a i corsage of talisman roses the grooms mother wore royal blue silk alpaca with matching feather hat and a corsage of pink butterfly roses for a honeymoon to be spent in bar harbour and cape cod the bride wore a suit of wood violet wool boucle witli match ing hat and black accessories she wore a corsage of garden ias on their return mr and mrs pegg will reside in tor onto guests were present at the wedding from montreal markham andcmfwypshrdlucmf oshawa toronto beaverton markham and whitevale attention smaclerherti oalryraen at last f a real barfi leaner priced for you see it today the new cornell cub ipl spetaliy desfjnsd for smaller barns caa ac tn vfc hvt it 1 cost jtm cu ifforf is tlut tttn chore kelp yen teed ciena bams boasiai p to 30 lead ntf- biticillj u 10 t 15 diootes id lit- sole to varlsax bin lijcntx stan thompson stouffville ihone 91904 yangtze pagoda l restaurant richmond hill ont extra extra exotic chinee food in combination piste si 50 only served on ludlev night every mon to wed pm to 10 p m special i menu j- in both chinese 9 and american b dishes to 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