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fiurcrj gerbtce let the p to pie praue thee o god 3 jlbjb od l till ml thursday feb 20 1969 the tribune page 5 stouffville united church church li duchess sts minister kev jas l carder ba3d sunday february 23 1969 church school 9 45 am- jrs interms srs 11 am nursery kindergar ten primary- 11 am morning worship infant care provided organist mr r phelps first baptist church claremont minister rev f a luck ba bd sunday february 23 1969 945 am sunday school 11 am morning worship 730 pm evening service churchill church sunday february 23 1969 955 a m bible school 1100 morning worship wed 8 pm prayer bible study st james psesbyterian church stouffville mlniter rev fred h cromey ba 2911633 sunday february 23 1969 10 am morning worship all welcome r1ngwood congregational christian church pastor rev r maxwell vague bth j sunday february 23 1969 1000 am sunday school j110 am morning worship 8 pm wed prayer meet ing bible study mccormack memorial church vivian highway 48 at vivian rd pastor v g shullngton sunday february 23 1969 950 uptodate study for every age 11 am charter service for christian service brigade mr bill huggins special music 730 pm more about elec tion special music wed 8 pm bible study prayer thurs 715 christian ser vice brigade and pioneer girls full nursery 3 wks to 4 yrs plenty of parking stouffville baptist church pastor gordon t gooderham bth sunday february 23 1969 950 bible school classes for all ages 1100 morning worship 730 evening meeting soloist mr kennedy mon 800 wms meeting wed 800 prayer and bible study stouffville missionary church minister rev john hamilton tel 6402413 or 3911 sunday february 23 1969 10 am sunday school with classes for everyone 11 am morning worship 7 pm evening service fol lowed by the monlhly fellowship hour nursery facilities available wed s pm the youth fellowship and the bible study group meet simul taneously fri feb 28 there will be a sacred concert at 8 pm presented by members of the musical team of the barry moore crusade youre always welcome at the missionary church gormley missionary church rev h s hallnian pastor fri 8 pm youth fellow ship sunday february 23 1969 950 am bible school with classes for all ages 11 am worship theme home missions 7 30 pm a 45 min colour ed film no time to wait wed 8 pm prayer meet ing a warm welcome awaits you altona missionary church rev frank huson pastor sunday february 23 1969 1030 am sunday school 730 pm evangelistic serv ice wed 8 pm prayer ivcet- ing fri after school happy hour for boys and girls tlie church with a light on sunday night melville united church 6th cone markham rev george davison sunday february 23 1969 11 am worship service 11 am sunday school christ church anglican stouffville rector- rev frederick e miller sunday february 23 1969 lent i 930 am holy communion nursery sunday school 7 pm junior choir prac tice wed 8 pm senior choir prac ticewed 8 pm lenten meeting mr and mrs rose 107 mani toba st wed feb 26th baker hill baptist church sunday february 23 1969 bible school 950 am morning service 11 am 745 pm young peoples wed 8 pm prayer serv ice memorial christian congregational church minister rev clarence t bass sunday february 23 1969 10 am classes for adults yp and children 11 am the minister 730 pm mr leroy soper this weeks thought beware of an empty re hearsal of pious evangelical language that is absolutely unrelated to your life and has no spiritual value for your soul at all w visit centennial baptist church 1000 a imp l00a lowimp 700 pi porarily in morgan hall 2941147 bloomington christian gospel church bible school r langford prayer and bible study 945 am family 11 am n 730 pm kev wed 8 pm- this friendly community church extends a cordial welcome to all stouffville pentecostal church temporary location altona community centre rev s a grant pastor sunday february 23 1969 sun ii ay 1000 am sunday school an hour in sunday school is an hour well spent 1100 am devotional service 700 pm evangelistic meeting wednesday 800 pm bible study and prayer fri 730 pm young peoples at 103 glad pk ave stoult hebrews 122 looking unto lesiis full gospel church stouffville services held in the masonic hall the church that has the presence of god 10 am sunday school 11 am- morning worship 730 pm evengelistic service we pray for the sick rev d b carpenter pastor first things first pickering twp ward 1 councillor vic rudik was passing out the dears feb 10 indica ting to one and all that he had just become a proud father for a first time mr and mrs rudik have a bahv girl fellow members unan imously annroved a mo tion extending their con- cratulalions later in the meeiing when an invitation was received from the mavor of north ftav for picver- in to participate in snow mobile races councillor rudik declined lie said that his responsibilities at home were such that he would havc pass up the trip from the ministers study by v g shillington it looks like spring has arrived early this year the warm rays of the sun bathe us in the vitamins of new life and we cannot help but say its good to be alive the world of life is a fascinating one those of us who are interested in the habits of the animal kingdom are amazed to find such agil ity in little creatures like bees and ants yet as we watch closely we discover a tragic haw in the whole process of nature lets have a look before the beetles the real ones reach their final stage they are cap tured by the birds the birds are hunted by the cat and as she prowls the night she has to keep an eye out for the dog the dog in turn has to guard against the dog catcher from the pound and there it should end but it doesnt men prey on each other somebody tagged it this way dog eat cat you know how it is my job is better than your job my coun try is better than your country my wife is better than your wife and on it goes well you say thats the balance of na ture that is too easy i mean to say in one breath that nature is wonderful and in the next to say it is cruel and then call it bal anced the real problem arises when we sing that little hymn all things bright and beautiful all creatures great and small all things wise and wonderful the lord god made them all did he did he make wise and wonderful men to prey on another who is not so wise and wonderful i say no did he make the man who goes out some night with fire in his eyes and a knife on his belt to take the life of an other man no not god surely this spring when you watch new life appear ask yourself has it always been the way it is now will it always be this way thats when you have to come to grips with christ who is he why did he visit this planet you will be amazed how much light he will throw on life wins speaking contest by kathleen may goodwood leigh bewley a grade 8 student of mr robert morrison goodwood public school won the public speaking contest at port perry her subject was teenagers another entry from the goodwood school was su san harney leigh earned the right to advance to the south ontario county finals feb 17 mr and mrs strobel sr of tjllsonburg spent the weekend with their son joe his wife and family the students of webb school with their teacher state banner mr alfred west enjoyed a skating party on the may pond and returned later to the school for refresh ments mr and mrs peter brock laura and jeffrey spent the weekend with his parents and family at collingwood it was the occasion of mrs brocks birthday congratulations to di- anne and donald ferguson who marked their 14th birthdays feb 16 we are sorry to report that mrs john may sr has not been enjoying the best of health heirei the answer 51 rn niots horizontal 4 negative reply 1 depicted is the j c vipers saora finnan tnnii ejh beheilflraeif dis ihheill state flag of 6 this states capital is 13 bestow 14 post state 21 danaus 7 shoshoncan indians 3 strong wind 9 note at guidos scale 5compspolmj 12 records lobuuerflv xenon b io5red 201 i died the 22 note of scale 23 opposed 25 adams son 27 rested 30 while 31 pronoun 32 lives 33 costlj 33 distribute cards 38 unoccupied 39 italian city 40 smallest state b 41 paints 47 tantalum symbol 48 follower 30 wingshaped 31 underworld god 32 army officer 34 worship 33 left over m if fond vkbtical 1 lowly 3 goddess of abundant irish sanarahriirahheinqei 44 germinated rain 4a dimirmttv suffix 46 metal 49 terminal 51 speck 53 type measurt 55 accomplish 26 studs 33 this stales motto is 34 revised 36 dress 37 rents 42 nostril 43 wolfhound 1 i i h 5 t 1 t 9 10 ii a i 11 1 bflb flflo po utblii ft usasjsajggjjjfjjl t 55 w hf u ih i p w s 1 jp find out how much you may save on ear insurance call kenneth a shepherd 7fh line sox 4 1 markham telephone 2911 562 s1ati saim insviahci state rarm mutual automobile insurance company horn 0 bloomlnalon 111 canadian head office scarborough loses 89 pounds mother of 6 takes tops pledge for life crowning ceremony feb 24 mrs margaret berridge the markham trimllners station street unlonville is a dedicated member of within a period of five months she lost 89 pounds staff photo unionv1lle mrs margaret berridge station street unionville is 3 de dicated life member of the markham trimliners and no wonder this chapter of tops that stands for take off pounds sensibly has work ed wonders for her only seeing is believing in a period of five months mrs berridge lost 89 pounds up to now her weight reduction has ex ceeded 100 pounds on feb 24 she will be crowned tops queen at the gala gathering in the kennedy chiropractic cli nic south of unionville mrs berridge says her original poundage is not for publication and shes the first to admit that she still has a long way to go but shes determined to keep the pledge her ulti mate goal is 150 those who knew me be fore cant believe it im the talk of the town she ties this year the support of business organizations is being sought as well the budget is nearly six times the original figure of 5000 on which the centre was founded on jan 1 1968 during last year however as the idea drew increasing support the amount actually raised was more than 16000 said she joined the mark ham chapter only last aug ust for this mother of six its a new life i do things now that i never did be fore even bowling and ice skating she said while the results are most important mrs ber ridge admits that she en joys the fellowship of club membership theyre a wonderful group of girls without their help i never could have done it she says that her husband is just as pleased as she is like mrs berridge other members of the markham trimliners are not a bit hesitant about tel ling their story news of individual accomplish ments has spread so much so that two groups have been organized one with 40 members meets every monday a second with a membership of 30 meets on wednesdays there are now 7000 tops clubs in north america with an en rollment of over 140000 ladies and gentlemen the reigning queen of 1968 is a shaply example of the change that can occur mrs winnie dart mon golia once tipped the scales at 213 the runnerup in the poundsoff parade for 69 is mrs bernice gill also of moneolia family life centre plans expanded program markham the fam ily life centre plans the second major expansion in its short history this year the centre a first for all canada moved from part time to fulltime last august the board of dire ctors now has announced plans for a further expan sion this summer adding to the professional staff and increasing the services provided for the markham- unionvillestouffville area a 1969 budget proposal of 28400 was approved at the board meeting sat urday the centre provides two kinds of services to help families in this area in meeting the human chal- lenges of modern life one is counselling for those with serious personal prob lems usually involving their marriage or family the other is programs for the public at large often with special speakers and panels on how to cope with some of the specific problems of everyday liv ing while there are similar centres in a few large cities this is the first to be in a place this size and it is the first to have such broad community support the centres policies are guided by the board of directors all from the markham unionville- stouffville area under the happiness is letting do your we offer convenience quick service courtesy guaranteed accuracy and low cost that combina tion has made millions of block clients happy we want to make you happy too come in today complete returns life guarantee we gwo ontee accurate preparation of every a return if 1 we moke any error thai coit you any penalty or nte clt c 11 p oy the penalty or ntereit h c3ijrrira canadas largest tax service with over 3000 olfices in north america r r 3 70 yonge st s stouffville aurora 6401670 7276932 chairmanship of robert shaw the executive direc tor is dr kenneth allen who also heads the toron to institute of human re lations dr allen and two other professional counsel lors rev ron owston and rev keith page spent part of their time at the centre under an affiliation arrangement with the tor onto institute in 1968 the counsellors had discussions on per sonal problems with 96 persons for a total of 477 interview sessions most of the volume was in the fall and early winter after the amount flf time available for interviews was expan ded dr allen reports that the counsellors now are in touch with about 40 people each week the centres office is at 113 main street north in the town of markham financial backing for the centre last year came from churches of nearly every denomination ser vice clubs markham vil lage womens organiza tions and special activi- sebastians creative design for the unique style phone 2971 899 the newest mover begins with a 20 bigger engine ustineoo nca no ordinary car now available at 20 more of a mover 2lnl transmission with 4 standard rears or fully 4spced automatic front wheel drive just effortless and priced right too irnar only z09d whitby 6685231 joe mccullough 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