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st patricks dance masonic hall sponsored by the oddfellows and bebekah lodges friday march 16th art celsie orchestra lo0 per person everyone welcome york u c presbytery supports city churches speaking to york presbytery of the united church of canada meeting in queensville on tues day feb 27 the rev dr a e mackenzie superintendent of home missions described the difficulties facing churches in the downtown areas of toronto he stated most people have no idea of the work that is being done and asked churches out- tide the city to lend their sup port to this type of work the pressures and distrac tions of the inner city are in tense dr mackenzie said and the frustrations keen there is need for greater understanding and assistance with what is be ing done dr mackenzie declar ed that one of the areas of life most underestimated by the church in recent years is that of crime particularly juvenile crime and pointed out the diffi culties encountered in dealing with juveniles having a criminal record in certain areas the atti tude expressed by children eight and nine years old is i would nt be found dead in sunday school dr mackenzie told the court the united church had estab lished a single unified clothing centre in the downtown area to which a number of individual churches directed people in reed the representatives of york presbytery indicated they would participate in sending clothing to the centre dr mac kenzie also alluded to the wel fare industries section of the fred victor mission where clo thing is taken in repaired and resold at a very low price reporting on behalf of the christian education committee the rev harold davies of ma ple spoke of the new adult stu dy book the word and the way by donald mathers com ing off the press in march for study in september this book nlong with the family magazine the christian home and new coloured sunday church school papers are part of the churchs new curriculum this first ma jor study book is beamed tow ards adults two observation piacticeschools are also held an interdenominational school at mcmaster university under tie sponsorship of the ontario council of christian education and a united church school at five oaks a lay christian edu cation training centre in these schools teachers see how a class is taught ideally and then have the opportunity of teaching themselves and being criticized church laboratories in group development are also being held in each of the churchs three lay training centres in east ern canada at the local level york presbytery is holding 3 workshops on the function of the christian education com mittee in the local church the rev dr james davies of sutton west convener of the committee on information and stewardship reported on a re cent conference at gait where conveners gathered from the 3 central conferences of the chu rch all the way from sarnia to cobalt and sault ste marie to consider the churchs mission york presbytery concurred in arranging a special informal meeting before easter at which time clergy and lay representa tives will discuss the mission of the church the rev gordon winch of oak ridges convener of the evangelism and social service committee of presbytery re cited current social issues he icferred to the churchs duty to recognize the rights of labour to organize and to collective bar gaining with reference to the royal york hotel recalling the words of rev dr w g berry senior associate secretary of the board of evangelism and social service that to cross the picket line is to support the hotel mr winch also reminded the court of the united churchs stand on birth control and its belief in family planning as a christian responsibility he em phasized the churchs concern over automation in industry and disclosed that automation may move into retail practices where it might create pressure for work seven days a week it is the problem stated mr winch of the human factor being lost and of machines replacing peo ple formerly a mans life was his work now it is becoming less and less a part of his life a recent authority has written that it is conceivable within the future that a seven hour work week will be common for the labouring man mr winch en dorsed the governments action in spending a large sum of mon ey on the alcoholism and drug addiction research foundation victoria square news bethesda this is the week of the world day of prayer meeting at bal- lantrae friday 230 pm sorry to hear that mrs gor don may bradley dianne and scott have been sick with the flu alex logan and sons keith and neil were sunday visitors with their cousins mr and mrs leonard brillinger and family several neighbours are join ing the stouffville horticultural society and taking advantage of their special rose offer mrs gordon cullen represent ing the whitchurch township s s convention brought a short encouraging message to bethesda sunday school march 4th miss alma burkholder had dinner with the cliff burkholder family who were all home sun day evening your calves have everything to gain with master calf startergrower master calf startergrower is often called the perfect starting feed and for a good reason calf startergrower has been carefully developed and tested on the master feeds research farm and proved in use on thousands of canadian dairy farms this palatable mix with a balanced blend of high nutrition ingredients is subject to continuing refinements in the master feeds laboratories to ensure the most practical profitable calf raising calf startergrower is easiest to feed it is ready to use requires no mixing and no extra pre paration of any kind start young calves on the road to sturdy ro bust health come in today and order your supply of this fully proved starting feed stiver bros phone 506j 50gw 502w valentine luncheon the sunday school room was decorated in valentine style for the united church womens luncheon on february 28 this luncheon was provided by mrs l hart and her helpers mrs c walker mtsl c story mrs k petty mrs j leitch and mrs r frisby there were 44 ladies and one gentleman and ten chil- dren present following the luncheon the meeting of the united church women was held in the church a short devotional service was given by mrs l hart and her helpers accompanied at the pi ano by mrs r frisby mrs a binnington introduced the guest speaker mrs c hig- ginson of the richmond hill united church mrs c nichols told of plans for the new hospital in rich mond hill and the organizing of a womans auxiliary to aid in hospital work mrs l mumberson the presi dent took charge of the busi ness mrs h mccague gave thanks to the anonymous donor of the minutebook and the trea surers book for the new organi zation and a cash donation from a friend and former member miss a fierheller a cash bal ance from the wms litera ture fund and wa and wms donation for supplies were giv en the victor home representa tive would ask all 1961 asso ciate members who have the last news letter to pass it al ong to other united church wo men there is valuable informa tion such as 1961 from was 16000 associate membership s2270 world day of prayer all the ladies are invited to attend the annual world day of prayer service in the head- ford united church on friday march 9 at 230 pm the guest speaker will be mrs l guild euchre another euchre party will be held in the community hall on friday evening march 9 at 815 luncheon a luncheon will be held at the home of mrs cecil nichols at 1230 pm on saturday mar 10 for the women of victoria square gormley and headford areas who are already members of the york central hospital auxiliary and all those who would like to become members the guest speakers will be mrs r j miller of the board of trustees of the hospital and mr g chatfield who is to be the business administrator of the hospital will all who wish to attend let mrs nichols know at gormley 5525 by march 8 school for elders stewards there is to be a school for elders and stewards in wesley united church on monday mar 12 at 7 pm and on march 19 at 7 pm another one in browns corners united church couples club the couples club met in the sunday school room on wednes day evening last week it was decided to change the name to young adults group following is the executive president mr and mrs norman tyndall vicepres mr and mrs earl empringham secty- treas mr and mrs lawrence boynton guides brownies the local association of the guides brownies will meet at the home of mrs john nigh on march 14 guides because of other activities at melville united church thurs day evening the guides regular meeting was held at lieutenant mrs n johnstons with second class and tenderfoot girls pass ing tests the first class girls who are studying st johns ambulance course met at lieu tenant mrs c widernans sr womens institute the sr womens institute will meet on march 13 at 8 pm at the home of mrs reid brum- well with mrs allan orr as con vener the roll call is to be answered by a beautiful thought from prose or poetry hostesses will be mrs r brumwell mrs l hart and mrs g joyce messengers the messengers will meet in the sunday school room on sat urday afternoon march 10 at 2 pm neighbourhood notes birthday greetings to jim barker march 10 terry mac- donald 11 years march 11 ke vin nichols one year march 11 mrs a frisby has returned after spending two weeks with friends and relatives at barrie symapthy is extended to mr ken foster elizabeth and kim in the passing of a loving wife and mother mrs muriel foster mr gordon mortson is in st michaels hospital toronto his address is room 413 mrs b moir is convalescing at st johns convalescent hos pital newtonbrook following her recent operation the flu bug is making its rounds among different families in the community mr and mrs wm orr enter tained at a dinnerparty on sat urday when the following rela tives were present mr george thomas and ethel of maple mr wm thomas aurora mr and mrs albert thomas and mary toronto mr and mrs forest oliver maple and mrs keith thomas maple on wednesday evening of last week the family of mr w j muirhead gathered at the home of his son mr and mrs nor man muirhead willowdale to help mr w j muirhead cele brate his 80th birthday mr and mrs harold wilton and family of willowdale had sunday evening dinner with mr and mrs earl empringham and girls mrs john king of newmarket spent sunday with mr and mrs herman mortson miss dorothy jackson and mr donald boynton had sunday evening dinner with mr and mrs gordon hardie and scott goodwood mrs r may mrs tetley the pastors wife is at present in the general hospital toronto undergoing an operation on her eye three year old susie william son wee daughter of mr and mrs arthur williamson had the misfortune to fall and break her collarbone due to illness of the senior room teacher his pupils had a holiday on wednesday mrs willis taylor and sandy took a trip up to gamebridge to say happy birthday to her mother mrs mortson mr arthur leaf of winnipeg arrived by plane on saturday to spend a time with his sister mrs d mcdonald as of saturday march 3 the boys from the maples who left for california on horseback have entered west virginia mrs stewart and son camp bell spent the weekend with mr and mrs harry woodland and all attended the first service to be held in the new baptist church at uxbridge special services will be held each evening for two weeks in the new uxbridge church jun ior bypu will be at the home of mr and mrs arnold may on friday at 730 pm mrs eddie skinner and son ronald are spending a few weeks with her sister mrs c symes sorry to learn mrs garfield bennett has been very sick with red measles a number in our community have been ill with flu mr and mrs percy pugh and sons had dinner recently with his brother and wife mr and mrs donald pugh of oshawa mr jack willison of brock- ville called on mr and mrs bert staley on sunday webb school parents associa tion plan to hold a fun night world day of prayer marian wells several churches will host a world day of prayer service in our communitv on friday mar 9th 1962 this is the first fri day in lent every year at this time christian women in can- ade from yellowknife nwt to the tiniest newfoundland out post will join women in 145 dif ferent countries around the world in prayer each group forms a link in the prayer serv ice that encircles the globe wont you plan to be a part of this great chain of prayer and praise which knows no race colour or creed three thousand five hundred local church councils and com mittees in canada are prepar ing for the world day of prayer service which is sponsored by the womens interchurch coun cil of canada the order of serv ice with the theme gods love for the whole woild will be used in canadian cities towns and rural settings in english french indian eskimo japan ese and chinese the 1962 serv ice was prepared by a commit tee of church women in uru guay south america under the leadership of mrs de svetogor- ski widow of a professor of music who has shared greatly in the work in prison house and miss vavallero deaconess and director of christian educa tion in crandon institute this service will find its way in many languages and dialects to groups of women holding serv ices in comfortable north amer ican churches in historic euro pean cathedrals in divided ber lin in villages under trees in chaotic africa where newly lit erate women will carefully spell out the words in mission schools in indonesia in refugee settlements in kong kong ser vices and prayers will begin with the dawn in the south pacific and end at sunset in northern canada the world day of prayer has a twofold purpose to meet for prayer and fellowship in appreciation of our many bless ings to contribute to world wide needs including aid to ref ugees thousands of newly lit erate persons of every colour have shared in the printed words and to many new horizons have been opened braille publications have also been made available for sightless children and ad ults through the john milton so ciety and the canadian national institute for the blind non- on monday march 12 if you have ever had any connections with the school wont you come and renewold school memories eight oclock bring your cro- kinole board smith ho ron a adding machines absoluts topi for economy and effij riency yet priced ot the lowest pos sible cost superb construction feature assure longlasting trouble free opera lion three great models to chooso from all color styled all com pletely electric with whisperquiet action featherlight touch extra con veniences include timesaving one- sjrolce total large printperfect figures ac or dc operation automatic sub tract and repeat controls see them at the stouffville tribune english christian literature in canada reaches thousands of people in our minority groups thi friday march 9th pray er will join together in unity the christian women of the world as millions of people of varying cultures and conditions will find spiritual fellowship in using the same theme of wor ship on that day the offering will go to help the worlds refu gees to produce chiistian litera ture to better conditions for women and children in develop ing countries around the globe more things are wrought by praver than this world dreams of join the women of your com munity and the world on fri day march 9th in this senice of witness rnd prayer that the love of god may fill hearts and minds and bring peace to individuals to countries and to the wiiole world the stouffvuie tr15uhe thndir juurtk 8 1962 page ii special lenten services march 7th was ash wednes day this is the first day of lent a special church season which continues till easter dur ing this period special lenten services will be held at christ church anglican stouffville divine service each sunday at 930 am with a special series of sermons on god holy com munion each wednesday in the church at 10 am discussion groups with other churches of the eanery at st marys church at richmond hill from and in clusive of each wednesday march 14th at s00 pm every parishioner is urged to attend as many of these services as pos sible the right time to buy as any automobile dealer will regretfully confirm people dont visit used car lots when the weather is cold and snowing they wait until it is warm and sunny and all the other buyers are out car buying too wolfe brown unionville will be the home of mr and mrs james simon wolfe who were married in browns corners united church on february 24 white tapers and arrangements of gladioli and chrysanthemums were a background for the ceremony at which rev dr a f binning ton officiated mrs donald ree- sor played the wedding music and the soloist was mrs george hooper the bride is the former nancy jane brown daughter of mr and mrs john brown and the grooms parents are mr and mrs simon wolfe unionville given in marriage by her fa ther the bride wore a full length gown of white peau de soie the fitted bodice featured a rounded neckline with embroidered ap pliques and lilypoint sleeves the full skirt had a bustle effect sweeping to the floor her shoul der length veil was caught to a matching silk flower and she carried a cascade of johanna hill roses hyacinth florets f ree- sia and ivy garlands the maid of honour miss brenda gleeson and the brides maids misses beverley burr and lorraine rutherford wore iden tical gold velvet dresses with matching flower headdresses and carried cascades of white mums and cream freesia cen tred with princess mums of soft gold and ivy garlands the groom was attended by his bro ther mr john wolfe and the ushers were michael wolfe bro ther of the groom and harvey brown brother of the bride following a reception in the church parlours the couple left for a trip to florida for travel ling the bride woie a dark brown suit with white accessor ies and corsage of orange de light rose clusters neighbourhood notes on thursday evening button- ville w i members served cof fee when the york central hos pital volunteer auxiliary at richmond hill united church met for the election of officers approximately 200 persons from all parts of south york county were present to hear of progress being made in hospital plans local women elected to execu tive positions were mrs w ked- well treasurer mrs george kelly nominating convener and mrs f h leaf press con vener serving coffee were mrs kel ly mrs joe robinson mrs geo barker mrs russell boyington mrs james rodick mrs e hill and mrs k stots buttonville w i will meet this month on tuesday evening march 20 at buttonville hall mrs george barker is in charge of the programme a schneiders luncheon will be held at browns corners unit ed church on tuesday march 13 when mrs george oakes and miss adele carruthers ca tering group will bo in charge guest soloist is marguerite jones mr and mrs charles hooper returned home from a months vacation early last week the hoovers visited southern cali fornia and mexico in their trav els made in company with mr and mrs carman wesley of hagerman mr and mrs a w miller were members of a wedding an niversary party for mr and mrs walter waterston union ville on saturday evening the celebration was held at the em bassy mr and mrs walter craig flew to the cast coast last week end to attend the marriage of their son john w i euchre series there were 12 tables of play ers at buttonville w i hall on friday evening when euchre enthusiasts met for another game in the winter series win ners were mrs patton mrs adam brown mrs norman dcnby messrs jesse dewsbury lloyd bcatty and harold hill lucky draws were won by mrs e wilby and mrs jean trim ble the second last game in the series will he played march 16 when southern vacationers begin to return home can spring be far behind last week the word was that mr and mrs e walton ueie on their way north the waltons have been in flor ida since early in december mr russell boyingtons curl ing activities were interrupted last week by an attack of pleuro pneumonia death of muriel foster the sympathy of this com munity goes out to kenneth foster and his children 9-year- old elizabeth and 7yearold kimi in the death of a wife and mother on thursday march 1 muriel foster was highly es teemed by her friends and neigh bours lieie a willing helper in many community projects her death at scarboro gener al hospital followed a lengthy illness service was held at the earie elliott funeral home 2289 yonge st on saturday march 3 1962 and interment was at glendale memorial gardens trouble that looks like a mountain from a distance usu ally is only a hill when you get to it heil patrick motors a stouffville at our c i store when wanting meat thats tender i pure and 6000 j i to eat locker special top quality steer beef hind quarters cut and wrapped for your home freezer ib 59 lean sliced ooked ham 89 ta lean incecl beef 39 me rib short cut oast of beef it 69 ltbbxs choice sliced e posts robin hood plia bits n hood quick oats chase sandeorn coffee farm fresh turnips freshly sliced pork liver stouffville 20oz 35 tx oz pig c 36 01 pig 7 inb 3 1 each j ib 29 pood market j- 220w free town delivery this is much like an investor waiting until there is a great demand for a nell patrick stock pushing its price up before he decided to buy as the king of siam used to say is a puzzlement 1962 car sales have been boom- in starting in november which recorded the highest one- month new car sales in history new car buyers have been filling dealers used car lots with many choice used models if you wait until spring sunshine sets the buving stage you may have to shop from fewer offerings at higher prices a used car should be thor oughly reconditioned if it is go ing to give its new owner satis faction a buyer should check if a car has been in a major wreck or was a taxi if the re corded mileage represents some thing close to the true amount of wear he should check for ring and valve wear and for worn shocks these and other required pre cautions are necessary if you are to avoid purchasing a ve hicle that will later turn out to be a source of grief instead of satisfaction if you buy your used car from us you can be assured that we checked all these points and others before we put it on our lot it safety is as simple as abc always be careful i s fi ij n i i i tv