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y standing room audience at markham ice carnival a standlnsrooni audience attended markhams first spring ice carnival in the markham arena on saturday night arid each number on the 2hour program received a rousing ovation a down on the farm theme featured the colorful show and one of its participants was 11 year old sandra keid of main street depicting a pussy cat staff llioto a good deal of preparation for such a show kcs on behind the scenes as skaters assist one another with their costumes a feature of the show was the girls chorus line and two of its pretty members are pictured here anne jane grieve 14 left of main st and klaine kutke 19 of jonquil cresc markham staff rhoto the stouffvilie tribune thursjty april s 1965 fjc 5 more than 1500 fans see nhl oldtimers w play with allstars members of the girls chorus line are pictured liere the program attracted an estimated were solii out several days prior to the event skating pro miss teggy jakeman was in charge of lewis and mr karl bcnzing 1200 persons and reserved seats the show assisted by miss karen staff photo gormley news april seems to be moving time again in our community mr and mrs geo brands mov ed from the bp station to a gas station on highway 48 north of mount albert mr and mrs tom wallace and kelly moved to toronto on saturday major and mrs fred lewis spent the weekend with mr and mrs percy martindale o barrie mr and mrs john brooke spent the week in new york mr and mrs ralph empring- ham spent the weekend in the stayner area and attended the brethren in christ love feast at the 6th line church mr mervin kelly came home xrom york central hospital richmond hill on wednesday afternoon after ten weeks there however on friday mervin had to he rushed back to york central hospital and on satur day morning he was moved to st michaels hospital toronto mr wm paisley came home from york county hospital newmarket on friday miss jrenc olszewski of beth- esda spent friday with mrs fred lewis many are again inquiring a- bout my daughter charlccn on thursday her doctor removed the traction on her leg after spending fourteen weeks that way she will be home by eas ter but has to be a complete bed patient at home for a month xrays after that will determine the future miss hazel johnson mr douglas johnson miss edith raymer mrs j koch and miss arvilla forrester left on friday morning for florida mr and mrs geo barrett and family had supper on sun day with mr and mrs ronald elliott mr and mrs s n doner and mr and mrs fred doust had dinner on sunday with mr and mrs earl doner of stouftville mr and mrs elmer leek and family had dinner on sunday with mr and mrs albert leek mrs don weeks and girls spent a week with relatives at new dundee mr jim robinson mr and mrs glenn barkey and family of brampton visited mr and mrs geo french recently mr and mrs lloyd rush and fam ily of burlington also visited their grandparents mrs chas milsted and mrs ken jones attended the open house of the new national grocers warehouse at brama- lea near brampton on monday afternoon the misses henderson were the guest singers at the rose- news from lemonville ucw april meeting will be tues april 13th at the home of mrs reg gibbins mrs a hart- wick and mrs s rae are in charge of the program we hope youll plan to join in our easter program sunday morning service ap ril 11th we will observe the sa crament of holy communion also the inception of new num bers and letter of transfer eas ter sunday april 18th will also be a special service mon april 19th will be the annual easter service held at the church 730 pm the sun day school children will take bank brethren in christ church near kitchener on sunday mr ross brillinger is a pat ient in york central hospital richmond hill mr jos jones attended the silver wedding anniversary of his son and daughterinlaw mr and mrs morley jones at unionville on sunday mr theodore warder of ha milton was the guest speaker on sunday morning at the un ited missionary church he spoke in the interests of home mission work rev l k sider had a baptis mal service on sunday evening when seven persons were bap tized part also the ladies quintette special guest will be rev dou glas davis and the musical tal ent of the bloomington male quintette plan to join this fel lowship it will be most rewar ding all under the direction of mrs h hirsch mr and mrs grant wells and family spent saturday with mr and mrs j gibbins in toronto dr and mrs morris smith and family spent the weekend as guests with mr and mrs williams belleville dr and mrs s s crouch mo tored to seaforth on monday and spent the day there leigh farmer entertained a number of school friends on sat to celebrate her birthday mr and mrs r thompson of cookstown were visitors with mr and mrs j rae and family on sunday inta pauleans celebrated her ninth birthday on sunday with her aunt and uncle and grand parents daffodils in church sunday were placed by the district cancer society mrs w koster is the canvasser for our area and will be calling sometime during the month no one has ever yet climbed the ladder of success with his hands in his pockets a mennonite viewpoint record breaking crowd at wesley auction a crowd estimated at over snoo attended he farm auction sale on he property of carman wesley hlh ave markham on saturday afternoon a portion of the huge throng is pictured here auctioneer ken rrentice is standing atop a selfpropelled combine as he accepts bids on the machine saff the bibie in christian experience do you feel that the bible is a difficult book to read do you read and derive no blessing from it if so let me ask another ques tion how ao you read the bible if we as christians read the bible only to find guidance or to learn more about god or to prove a private viewpoint we have chosen lesser goals and will not find the real blessing we seek our highest goal or purpose should be to meet god himself through jesus christ only as we experience this personal en counter with the living word can the holy spirit use the truths of the bible to effectively speak to our needs once we have found the sweetness of his personal rela tionship with the lord jesus in the pages of the bible we will understand the infinite truth of ii timothy 29 where it says the word of god is not bound may we say with jim elliot a missionary martyred by the auca indians who knew the reality of this fellowship the word of god is not bound it is free to say what it will to the individual and no one can out line it into dispensations which cannot be broken dont get it down cold but let it live fresh warm and vibrant this intimate fellowship with the living word brings a spon taneous radiant life with the giving of oneself to this new relationship you will receive good measure pressed down shaken together nd running over luke 638 like the harlem globe trotters meeting stouffville district high school junior girls so did the xhl oldtimers clash in a onesided battle with the markham sr allstars fri day night at the markham arena the exhibition hockey game put on in aid of minor hockev in markham was termed an astounding success 1500 people jammed into the arena to watch the hockey greats of yester years drub hie befuddled all- stars 116 dressed in green red white and yellow striped sweaters the nhl stars and their opponents clad in orange and black uni forms made the ice look like the nbc peacock star of the game was clown- prince long john henderson goalie for the famous old- timers his antics between the pipes and all over the ice for that matter kept the huge crowd laughing and cheering he assisted on two goals five goal lead the oldtimers opened up a five goal lead in the first period on tallies from barry cullen 2 harry watson sid smith and brian cullen a threeman markham break away with long john gone to the dressing room paid off as the puck was shot into the open net two seconds after the final whistle had blown the goal was disallowed as the middle frame began henderson was signing auto graphs in the corner while his team mates held off the opposi tion chuck gruber broke the ice for the allstars and his team managed to score four more before the period ended one of those goals was scored by henderson himself another came as long john busied him self by scooping snow off the ice and flicking it at the spectators markhams other goals in the second frame came off the sticks of paul smart dave jennings and bob lovell however the nhlcrs were doing a bit of scoring themselves as watson notched his second and cal gardiner bob goldham and sid smith with his second made the score 95 an uneventful first half of the third period produced only one goal that by harry watson it gave the markham resident hat trick for the night midice dance at exactly the 10 minute mark long john henderson got tired of playing hockey he skated erratically to the stands chose blonde janet crawford and began twisting with her at centre ice such an act is illegal in mark ham and two men dressed as officers of the law rushed onto the ice one of them losing his balance and landing hard back side forward once his compos ure had been regained he and his fellow officer immediately placed long john under arrest for causing a disturbance the great goaltender wanted no part of it as he struggled to break loose from the long arm of the law however c a n a- dian justice held firm and the suspect was firmly subdued and handcuffed to the cross bar of his net long john still wanted his freedom and lifting the net off its mounts he skated around the ice his cage following long john had a few words to offer the spectators regarding the law enforcement in markham and grabbed the microphone in the penalty box to speak his mind it was ten minutes before a real police officer came alone with the key to release hender son from his unwanted passen ger blocks penalty shot both teams finally settled down and each shared in two goals markhams goal came from chuck gruber while sid smith notched his third for th oldtimers a penalty shot awarded to paul smart after henderson threw his stick was stopped easily by the lanky goalie in the last minute of play all the markham allstar players leaped over the boards in an effort to tie the score but hen derson held firm and tha kama ended 116 other players on the old- timers lineup included wally stanowski ivan irwin murray henderson ron hurst and johnnie mccormack in the markham lineup were bob ruffino harry young ken ridd jim jones bruce bridger ray pipher ron graham gord holmes ken houston bill of ford and guy weeks tribune classified ads are tops corvair monza sport coupo chevrolet impala super sport coupo oldsmobile delta 88 holiday coupo j a general motorsvauji at your chevolds dealers now its 8 great names to choose from heres where you find great trades right now your chevolds dealer is paying top dollar for good used cars so come on in heres where youll find the great travel lers heres your chance to make a 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