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thursday jan 29 1970 the tribune pago 5 stouffville united church church duchess sta minister bev jju l carder bjijb j sunday february 1st 1970 church school 945 am jr interm sr 11 am kindergarten primary 11 am holy communion service nursery care provided ross phelps organist christ church anglican stouffviixe rector- rev frederick e miller sunday february 1st 1970 sexagesima sunday 930 am morning prayer nursery sunday school stouffville missionary church minister rev john hamilton tel 6402413 or 3911 i sunday february 1st 1970 i 1000 am- family sunday school with classes for all 1 am communion service 7 pm worship service wed 800 pm the prayer group and the youth fel lowship meet simultaneous- i iy- youre always welcome at the missionary church i gormley missionary church bloomington christian gospel church associated gospel churches of canada minister rev r l langford sunday february 1st 1970 945 am bible school all ages 11 am 730 pm the pastor wed 8 pm prayer meet ing bible study everyone cordially invited melville united church 6th cone markham rev george davison sunday february 1st 1970 950 am sunday school 11 am worship service baker hill baptist church pastor rev it j lafteur sunday february 1st 1970 bible school 950 am morning service 11 am evening service 745 pm wed 8 pm prayer service rev h s hallman pastor phone 8875846 fri 8 pm youth fellow ship in charge of the ex ecutive sunday february 1st 1970 950 am bible school with classes for all ages for bus transportation from preston lake and iake wilcox phone 8375816 or ss75303 11 am worship 730 pm gospel service tues 630 pm all colo- nists and boys brigade wed 8 pm prayer bible study a warm welcome awaits you altona missionary church rev frank huson pastor sunday february 1st 1970 1030 am sunday school 730 pm evangelistic wed 8 pm prayer service friday afternoon after school happy hour for girls and boys the church with a light on sunday night churchill church pastor g landers sunday february 1st 1970 955 am bible school 1100 am worship service wed 8 pm bible study and prayer thurs 7 pm pioneer girls all welcome j mccormack memorial church vivian highjvay48atviyian rdi pastor v g shillington sunday february 1st 1970 950 am sunday school all ages 11 am worship i 730 pm pastor shillington wed 8 oclock hour of power thurs 715 pm pioneer girls and christian ser vice brigade ringwood congregational christian church minister mr t harland sunday february 1st 1970 1000 am sunday school 1110 am worship service 8 pm wed ce prayer meeting from the ministers study by v g shillington money is not the root of all evil no matter what people say no doubt there are economic problems in the country varying from inflation speculation and high interest rates to poverty quite a mixture when you think of it i do not pretend for a minute that this short article will solve all our financial worries but i do think there is an angle that is out of focus when this subject of money comes up is money evil it would be easy yet super ficial to answer yes matter in any form is not evil whether it is a piece of granite a cup of tea or a crisp new green back money as a medium of exchange offers us a convenient way of living a man renders a service and in return receives money with that money he obtains food for his family the cycle goes on if we could reduce the money problem to such simple terms our troubles would be minimal indeed lets see if we can get to the root of the matter the heart of the problem in money matters lies within our own nature the little pieces of paper we insert in our wallets are quite worthless in themselves the value of the money in the end is calculated in terms of our attitude towards it when we make another deal bank another grand work another day we feel as if we have answered our basic questions what pleasures can i gain from this how much security and independence have i acquired now how long will i live to enjoy this if you look closely at those questions you will detect the symptoms of a sickness one man chooses to call money fever it is as dangerous as it is contagious asking these questions really points to the source of our greatest problem today inde pendence from god the more money we have the more we can show god that we dont need him we can have a good time without him we can feel safe on our own we can live a life of freedom many people think this way and they live the way they think a glaring contradiction needs to be exposed people in all walks of life are caught up in the money fever as if they were planning to live forever with their money the obvious truth is that we brought nothing into this world and it is certain we can carry nothing out obvious yes but not heeded when we allow the truth that godliness with contentment is great gain to saturate our lives we will also find that it unites homes stabilizes nations ends wars and cures the money fever second markham baptist church bible school 950 am morning service 11 am evening strvke 730 pm pastor rev denis gibson ba bd highway 47 at kennedy rd st james presbyterian church stouffville minister rev jfred h cromey ba 2911633 sunday february 1st 1970 10 am morning worship 11 am sunday school all welcome right here for your convenience memorial christian congregational church sunday february 1st 1970 10 am classes for adults yp and children 11 am worship service 730 pm rev s f mc- cleary a mans world of good grooming the wellgroomed look for the man stouffville baptist church 76 main st w 6402911 pastor gordon t goodcrham bth sunday february 1st 1970 950 bible school 1100 morning worship the lords table 700 hippies are hin dus special speaker for the now generation mr vern middleton from the land of the guru wed 800 rev yoane akudri african pastor from the congo will be our special guest and speaker you are invited to join us for these special meetings vho cares about his appearance is as close as our pharmacy here youll find j a complete array of the top products for manly grooming open daily 6402700 mon thru sat 9 am to 9 pm opn sun 11 am to 6 pjrl stouffville pentecostal church temporary location altona community centre rev s a grant pastor 6104903 friday 8 pm young peoples hour sunday february 1st 1970 1000 am sunday school there is a place for you in sunday school 1100 am morning worship 700 pm evangelistic service a welcome awaits you wednesday 800 pm bible study and prayer widdifield a j9 drug store cji stouffville plaza full gospel church stouffville services held in the masonic hall pastor rev d b carpenter 10 amsunday school a class for every age group 11 am- morning worship 730 pm deliverance service a young church with the youth at heart 1 a x o j c w mj pt b n o o 3 m 1 blsf bomzontal vbbticai 1 a girl wtull thll t all gods chillun wear ha man wears this usltnorthe zodiac 14 flower cluster 5 lsprinutuj precipitous 1 he sells elotmnf fabrics 2 french dramatist snlfhts before i uncle wears a hlfh hat ntacjei ranara tints oh sanata antra bf1e kjelrancs smnieieje xstsnsaaa ghruaraej aoratan shemn rarghhejqa rarasiej etnas oon raracj raraeira qdeid esaaqnjbeiiae grata legion ladies league mistakes le sacred bull 17 pajamas are worn when stouffvillf bar- bara thomas lead the le gion ladies league jan 20 with a 239 single ruth shepherd had the high triple 593 with single games of 204 and 221 others lopping the 200 mark were marian grove 223 ev mckav 209 gladys cbrkson 234 ha zel wilson 205 joan har per 226 doris farthing 202 and 20s mometax reform prepared 640- call 1991 associate tax consultants 60 tenth line north stouftvllle if a baby jo writing implement 31 her is showing 22 certain 22 constructed 25 welldressed cars wear 5 that girl 27 most painful 3 guides 21 be indebted 22 refuge 22 mixed 27 wlngthaped 3sa sloop wears this 2 unit m underworld 41 civic division 42 blacken 42 heroic ttlutlm t strict 4 earlier tfcenajdett m carried soil 7 solid t pronoun 9 deletion 10 seams 11 worn as mourning jj soundest is offer 23 barrier 21 ships aft part 34 parson 22 fire alarm 35 accustomed 24 make happy 35 restrain 25 a waiter may 38 auctions wear it 41 heat 37 firmest 42 place 28 darkens 44 letter of 29 clubfooted alphabet mentally 20 elusive 48 cow talk i i s j t bj j da n t- a w jhp r t a w hj u 17 si eei2ee o w r r infc i jb late walter gray served 16 years on rural bread route stouffville for a period of 16 years wal ter gray then an em ployee of the stouffville bakery delivered bread from door to door over a route that covered many- miles each day he did it first by horse team and then by truck making friends among the farm folk wherever he went on jan 21 mr gray- passed away suddenly in scarboro centenary hos pital news of his death was received with sad ness both in markhain where he had lived for the past five years and in stouffville where he was well known mr gray was born in markham township an only child of richard and esther gray after leaving the employ of the bakery he farmed at lemonville on property now owned by clifford winger he re tired in 1954 building a new home in the com munity and later moving to sherwood forest drive surviving besides his wife the former mary brown are five daughters earla mrs carl wide- man norma mrs les leonard and meryl mrs albert hudson all of stouffville darline mrs grant wideman mark- ham and elda mrs har old knight a misisonary in nigeria west africa there are 14 grandchil dren mr gray was a member of the stouffville mission ary church and served on the managerial board of youthtime radio the service saturday afternoon was held from the church with a former pastor rev arthur walsh in charge assisted by rev norman rowan and rev john hamilton interment is in the stouffville ceme tery- while floral tributes were lovely many dona tions were also received in support of the mission ary fund and the gideons a family request pall bearers were lloyd wideman ira burkholder fred crossen clifford winger lloyd hoover and harrv stover church activities by ada steckley ringwood many of the activities in the community during the past week and weekend have centred around the church tiic excelsior class ladies group celc- 444t4t stouffville high school 1930 this photo will stir a few memories for several former students of stouffville high school this is a grade 12 class the year is 1930 the pupils are front row left to right luclia stouffer enna holden bernice cutler irene wildgoosc mary byer blanche atkinson rear row left to right gordon murchison david kirby jim harris c e powell principal glenn ratcliff hugh thomas harry sto ver millard reesor absent luella paisley late leo wagg lifelong resident two years ago he was em ployed as a machine oper ator with the firm of mc- grawedison he was a member of the stouffville christian church interment was made at churchill cemetery stouffville rev gordon goodcrham con ducted the service jan 22 from the oneill fun eral home for mr leo stafford wagg who pas- brated it 40th anniversary jan 22 former members from as far distani as burlington ayr and oril- lia were present on sat urday following the churches of ontario con ference many attended the adult skating party in the stouffville arena lunch was served later in the church basement on sunday morning the pas tor and his wife mr and mrs t harland were re ceived into membership their baby son philip was dedicated at the same ser vice i sed away suddenly at his mill street home j 20 he would have been 72 feb 7 born the son of james wagg lot 6 concession 9 whitchurch mr wagg re mained a lifelong resident of stouffville on march 23 1946 he was married to leone rose lazenby who sur vives along with two sons percy and neil and one daughter shirley mrs lynn smith he has a brother vince and one sister mrs redia snow ball mr wagg was extremely proud of his family and lived to see all three grad uate jtogether from stouffville disl second ary school prior to retirement forthefinestincomforttry ian hume footwear 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