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bfyurrfj rtrir stouffville united church cbareh dachms sto minister in ju l carder bajbj sunday august 30th 1970 10 am union service stouffville united at st james presbyterian rev jas l carder in charge melville united church 6th cone markham bev george davison sunday august 30th 1970 sunday school and worship service withdrawn 945 ajn worship service at locust hill united church conducted by mr w walker chaiiman at york presbytery ringwood congregational christian church minister mr t harland sunday august 30th 1970 1000 ajn sunday school 1110 am worship service 730 pm drivein service at a p plaza 8 pm wed ce prayer meeting stouffville missionary church minister bev john hamilton tel 6402413 or 3911 sunday august 30th 1970 10 am family sunday school with classes tor everyone 1100 am 700 pm worship services- the pits- tor will preach wed 8 pm the youth and prayer fellowships meet nursery facilities during sunday school both worship services youre always welcome at the missloniry church gormley missionary church stouffville baptist church 76 main st w 6402911 sunday august 30th 1970 11 am 7 pm speaker mr r lively willowdale baptist church churchill church pastor g landers sunday august 30th 1970 950 am bible school 1100 am worship service wed 8 pm bible study and prayer ah welcome rev h s hallman pastor phone 8874846 thurs s pm youth fel lowship at home of fred yakes outdoor meeting sunday august 30th 1970 950 am bible school with classes for all ages 11 am 730 pm worship wed 8 pm prayer bible study a warm welcome awaits you altona missionary church rev donald t pligh pastor sunday august 30th 1970 sunday school 1030 am evening service 730 wed 8 pm prayer service everyone welcome christ church anglican stouffville rector rev frederick e miller sunday august 30th 1970 trinity xiv 9 am morning prayer st james presbyterian church stouffville minister bev fred h cromey ba 2941633 sunday august 30th 1970 combined worship at 10 am jvug 2 to aug 30 in st james presbyterian church all welcome gormley heise hill brethren in christ church pastor bev a mcniven 8875489 sunday august 30th 1970 10 am sunday school 11 am morning worship 730 pm evening service wed evening prayer ser vice 745 all are welcome second markham baptist church memorial christian congregational church sunday august 30th 1970 10 am classes for adults yp and children 11 am 730 pm worship service speaker rev wm pape baker hill baptist church pastor bev h j lafleur sunday august 30th 1970 bible school 950 am morning service 11 am evening service 745 pm wed 8 pm prayer service family living and you your family life centre we often think of a family in the group sense ie four five or more persons living together related through marriage and birth with a commonality of interests and goals and from one point of view this is more or less an accurate description of a family unit but there is another perspective of each and every family which is equally valid and just as accurate here at the family life centre it is this second perspective of the family which we use most often and which i will try to explain here a family unit is also a collection of individuals each of whom are very unique and different from anyone else in the family each family member differs from the others in a viariety of ways physically emotionally scholastically socially etc even twins or triplets have their own unique qualities as their mothers will tell you these differences provide the truly rich panorama of skills and interests which can add so much to any family provided these differences are seen as worthwhile and accorded the respect and ac ceptance they should receive yet this is where many family problems begin the differences are frequently seen as a threat to the family and to the traditional way in which the family has come to live and function but why are differences so often seen as threatening why are they resisted so strenuously as an example lets look at a fairly common family problem the son who doesnt try hard enough at school generally the parents approach this boy with one basic message that to fail in school is to fail in life the son responds by ap pearing to not take the matter seriously at all upon inquiry he may explain flunking a year as needing some more time to understand his work the parents come to the centre upset and confused by this difference in attitude on the part of their son why cant he see it our way their concern is genuine their intentions honorable and their exasperation often monumental yet after a few family visits to the centre we come to see the boy in several new dimensions he is an expert ice skater and a top player on a local hockey team he is also very good on the drums and plays regularly with the high school band and a local rock group he talks enthusiastically about a few of his compositions and even has hopes of making a recording soon with a small company in toronto it becomes apparent that he has several talents and skills but they are different from what the parents see as most important ie education the goal then is to help the parents refrain from any tendency to see the situation as being an all or none proposition that their son is not lost or a failure because music is most important to him likewise the son can be helped to appreciate that it was through school that he first learned the drums and experienced the enjoyment of playing with others in other words the qualities which make us different are the same qualities which enrich the potentiality of each family it is not necessary nor is it practical to feel that basic differences must be rejected and only similarities accepted and this is as valid a concept for our youth as it is for adults as both of these age groups often slip into this unfortunate pattern with those who are different so we use the family visits at the centre as opportunities to practice a more accepting attitude which really is only extending faith and trust in the worth and abilities of those who are our family mario d bartoletti ma executive director phone 2942371 lovely wedding pretty bride colorful program planned stouffville the program to be featured at lite stouffville trade fair sept 10 11 and 12 should be of interest to all age categories the children young people and adults the format follows thursday sept 10 trumpet music by the driftwoods pauls fashion show organ music friday sept 11 merry men of markham barbershop group pauls fashion show organ music saturday sept 12 childrens pet contest with entertainment by dave stewart pauls fashion show organ music chairman art dixon is interested in including local amateur talent on the program persons in terested in taking part are asked to contact him as soon as possible mr dixon also reports there is still room for local amateur artists to submit their displays in addition to wood carving sculpturing or any form of hobby craftsmanship persons may also sell their wares if they so desire ac commodation will be provided without charge leave your name with any legion member or at the tribune goodwood good wood united church was the scene of a pretty wedding on june 27 1970 when caroline betty bunker became the biiue of edward william venn the bride is the daughter of mr and mrs clarence bunker goodwood and the groom the son of mr and sirs peter venn of weyburn saskatchewan baskets of pink yellow and white mums and two candelabra graced the altar for the four oclock ceremony performed by rev francis cook a former minister mr walter taylor was the organist the bride given in marriage by her father looked lovely in a street- length white pagoda crepe dress with french imported lace designed by herself and made by couturier jean drury she wore a large brimmed ivory organza hat and carried a white bible with three orchids and maiden hair fern and long pink streamers mrs lionel gleason was matron of honor for her sister looking attractive in a twotoned pink crochet dress and picture hat with white accessories she carried an arrangement of white mums and pink carnations mr robert donald of toronto was the groom sman ushering were mr harold bunker and mr douglas venn brothers of the bride and groom a garden reception was held at the home of the brides parents the air and mrs edward william venn married june 27 1970 in the goodwood united church markham photo centre brides mother received the guests in a lilac crepe dress with white ac cessories and corsage of yellow sweetheart roses the grooms mother assisted wearing a light blue dress and coat en semble with white ac cessories and corsage of pink sweetheart roses guests of honor were mrs martha bartholomew rr 2 stouffville wearing a two piece pale blue lace dress and mrs margaret bunker rr 3 stouffville in a beige flowered dress both wore corsages of white fugi mums and are grandmothers of the bride for travelling to points north the bride donned a navy blue treveria pant suit with a silk jersey blouse and orchid corsage the happy couple are residing at 24 leith hill road willowdale gome hear eric richards of australia one great week only august 30 sept 6th sundays 11 am 730 pm weekdays at 8 pm goodwood baptist church childrens meetings each morning from monday to friday 1011 am invest now m 8 on guaranteed investment certificates also cashable at any time guaranteedsavihgs certificates up to 8 for further information contact your financial adviser or write or telephone collect standard trust r 21vbay street toronto 1 3635477 area code 416 a federally chartered company member canada deposit insurance corporation evening service 730 pm pastor roy denis gibson ba bd highway 47 al kennedy ro bloomington christian gospel church associated gospel churches of canada minister rev k l langford sunday august 30th 1970 945 am bible school all ages u am the pastor 730 pm drivein service at a p plaza wed 8 pm prayer bible study everyone cordially invited stouffville pentecostal church temporary location altona community centre kev s a grant pastor 640190s friday 800 pm young peoples hour sunday august 30th 1970 1000 am sunday school 1100 am devotional service 700 pm evangelistic meeting wednesday s00 pm bible study prayer psalms 46 1 god is our refuge and strength full gospel church stouffville services held in the masonic hall pastor kev d b carpenter thurs 8 pm prayer meeting 344 south st sunday august 30th 1970 10 am sunday school our sunday school has a class and qualified teacher for every age 11 am morning worship 730 pm evangelistic service we pray for the sick mccormack memorial vivian pastor v g sltllllngton bth phone 4732826 sunday august 30th 1970 950 study hour for the family 1100 am the beginning of the end 730 pm baptismal service the question on creation this sunday pasior shillington begins a course of study on the current discussion on creation versus evolution con temporary thought will be evaluated in the light of scripture young people and their parents should plan to attend uxbridge flower show uxbridge the ux bridge horticultural society will present its annual flower show in the anglican church hall toronto street saturday aug 29 the public is in vited to view the exhibits from 2 to 430 pm all entries must be submitted between the hours of 8and 10am show scheduler ire available from mrs margaret barton junior gardeners are especially welcome and asked to bring their plants plus any special projects completed during the season in addition to floral displays there will be exhibits of pottery small antiques needlework and handicrafts cards dominion hardware mi free parking behind store priced to clear lawn mowers and tillers 30 cut 8 hp mtd ride on lawn mower reg 49999 now 1 399 4 hp toro roto tiller reg 19995 now 169 tiller rental clearance 3 hp mtd reg 14995 now 12995 5 hp toro reg 21995 now 15995 cards cards dominion hardware 29 main west stouffville 6403622 itiaaiii irtji jimrrvillc uwjux open thurs fri until 900 pm how much home are you missing through outdated wiring when this house was built it was hard to imagine all the wonderful ways in which electricity would be serving us today thats why the wiring in so many older homes just isnt adequate for todays needs there are many signs fuses blowing lights dimming appli ances performing sluggishly cluttered extension cords not enough outlets so if youre planning to mod ernize your home think first of the wiring have a qualified elec trical contractor check it youll be surprised at how easily and inexpensively it can be updated or just ask your hydro no the name of the game i electrical living