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church services wtv 1u1i r1ngw0od congregational christian church feb 10 174 pastor mrjohnschapcr 1000 am sunday school 1110 am worship service 800 pm wed c e prayer meeting 730 pm fri young people stouffville baptist church sunday feb 10 1974 945 bible school ii am rev raymond joyce missionary to moslems 7 pm the ladies sextet from ontario bible college wed 8 pm tongues pastor raymond love and mr johnson unionville gospel hall 2nd street at hwv 7 lords day breaking bread 930 am sunday school and bible class 1130 am gospel meeting 7 pm wed prayer bible study k pm all heartily welcome stouffville missionary church minister rev john hamilton telc4z413or3911 sunday feb 10 1974 945 am family sunday school bus service available 1100 am morning worship mr art perri uith the choir will minister in music 700 pm first service of our crusade for christ rev a rees guest speaker weeknight services mon saturday at 8 pm with rev a rees and mr art perri youre alw aj s welcome at the missionary church parkview news glenbrook camp slides provide basis for program st james presbyterian church rev fred cromey 2941633 mr donald donaghey sunday feb 10 1974 10 am worship service 11 am sunday school churchill baptist church 6404704 9th concession 1 mile north of musselmans lake a bible teaching ministry rev paul hope bth sunday feb 10 1974 950 am bible school ll am pioneer girls choir 720 pm pam and iaura routledge pastor will speak on the early church acts am and pm friday 7 pm young people age 14 25 pool party heisehill brethren in christ church rev a mcniven 10 am sunday school 11 am morning wor ship 730 pm worship service tuesday 7 pm pioneer girls and boys brigade wednesday 745 prayer service melville united church kennedy rd 4 miles north of unionville minister rev gordon hunter sunday school 10 am church service 1100 am all welcome bloomington christian gospel church 9th line no at bloomington sunday feb 10 1974 945 sunday school 11 am morning wor ship wed 8 pm prayer and bible study ttuesday and fridavs 7 pm pioneer girls altona missionary church rev donald t pugh pastor sunday feb 10 1974 1030 am sunday school 1130 am morning worship 730 evening service you are cordially invited to the missionary church christ church anglican stouffville 254 sunset boulevard next door to orchard park school 10 am holy itommunion second and tourth sundays morning prayer first and third sundays rector rev fred e miller 2971634 church information 640- 1614 stouffville united church church duchess st minister rev j l carder ba bd sunday feb 10 1974 11am worship service church school 945 am intermediates 11 am nursery kindergarten primary jr classes organist mr a gent gormley missionary church rev eldon boettger pastor phone 8875846 sunday feb 10 1974 950 am family bible hour 11 am worship service 730 pm evening ser vice regular weekly home bible study prayer group please inquire a warm welcome awaits you always a stouffville pentecostal church 460 main st e rev s a grant pastor 6404903 friday 730 pm junior yps 800 pm 1 youthtime sunday feb 10 1974 10 am christian education hour 11 am speaker mr norman lehman 7 pm rev keith blackburn toronto wed 800 midweek bible study prayer and sharing mcormack memorial church hwy 48 vivian rd sunday feb 10 1974 950 sunday school for all ages 11 am r w klassen 730 pm mr david griffen vancouver the nursery is open for all services tues 730 pm young peoples thurs 800 pm new life hour wjed 7 pm pioneer girls boys brigade bethel assembly of god hwy 47 48 phone 6405555 rev howard mlnaker pastor sunday feb 10 1974 945 save tomorrows generation today 1100 am mr laurie cook 730 pm evangelism fellowship i all roads lead to bethel just minutes from where you are memorial christian church pastor- david barker 6403701 sunday february 10 1974 tf00 am bible school all ages 1100 am rev david barker 700 pm singing and praise 730 pm informal fellowship including breaking of bread wed 8 pm bible study and prayer meeting before all your people i will perform miracles exodus 3410 the activities of glenbrook summer day camp with illustrating slides was the basis of a program given by mrs emerson mcdowell on i thursday jan 31 in the auditorium life among the eskimos was the title of a film chosen by mahlon shantz and shown to residents friday feb 1 rev john hamilton of stouffville missionary church conducted the evening worship service in the auditorium sunday evening feb 3 two lovely solos were given by mrs wishert bell accompanied on the piano by her husband the funeral service for mrs anna allen was conducted from park view home friday feb 1 mrs allen had been a resident at parkview for two years mrs allen leaves her husband alonzo allen also a resident at parkview we regret to announce the passing of mrs susanna darlington a resident at parkview since august 1967 saturday feb 2 mrs mary barlow- has been transferred to brierbush hospital recent visitors to parkview include ina and naomi reesor for mrs m wilson carol potter for miss b mcmorran mabel wellman and melvin for mrs e pingle florence yakeley for mrs f broom susan brown and dave thomson for mrs f pugh annie reesor and betty smith for mrs lizzie degeer pastor johnson for mrs a dougherty mrs r johnson miss b locke mr and mrs wesley wideman for mrs mabel barkey jane and joan lewis for mr doner mrs i hoover and miss m palton alene hoover for mrs m browns- berger canon puxley and darlene larose for miss n bond bill and eileen tapscott for mrs m weldrick dora reaman for miss g hoover mr and mrs david beard for mrs f rose the tribune thursday feb 7 1974 7 voice of bethel deeper truth seen married in baker hill church mr and mrs james gardner sign the register following their marriage in baker hill baptist church the bride is the former lynn simpson daughter of mrs eleanor simpson and the late william simpson stouffville rr3 the groom is the son of mr and mrs earl gardner r r 3 newmarket the happy couple reside in scarboro markham photo centre by howard minaker last week two dogs made the front page of the paper this was not for any act of heroism but because of their destructive binge in at tacking and maiming twentyfour swine so vicious was the mauling that their victims had to be destroyed the canine control officer suggested that the owners should be blamed and not the dogs the dog must be controlled lest his destructive nature take over and he becomes a killer rather than a gentle pet this incident por trays a greater truth it draws us a picture of events in the life of man we periodically hear the expression dog eat dog when referring to the competition of our society never have i known of a time when talk of liberty freedom and human rights was more prevalent in the minds of a number of people freedom means license free like a ship without a rudder like a car without brakes like one who leaps from a plane without a parachute like a human life without god in this life or any hope in the life hereafter we can keep our dogs our cars our ships our airplanes under control however who can satisfy and control our restless human desire who can still and control the turbulent tossing sea of a thousand problems who can chart a safe course for a restive spirit as it takes its flight into eternity yes who but its creator the eternal god heads campaign noted evangelist rev alf rees commences a weeklong crusade in the stouffville missionary church beginning sunday feb 10 and extending through feb 17 wellloved parkview resident passes stouffville susanna darlington resident at parkview- home for the past six and a half years died saturday feb 2 at the age of 88 born near belfast ireland susanna kelly she was brought by her parents to canada at the age of two after a 6week atlantic steamer voyage the kelly family settled in cabbagetown toronto and susie was the eldest daughter in the kelly family of five daughters and one son tom killed in world war 1 the family attended parliament street methodist church where susie took an active part in the life of the church teaching sunday school classes and being a member of the epworth league she worked for the wj gage company until 1910 when she married josiah darlington and began life as a farmers wife on a beautiful 100 acre farm in the don mills area at sheppard and woodbine avenues from 1910 to 1952 susie and joe darlington spent an active life on the farm and in the community they raised a family of three sons and two daughters and their community interests were centered around bethesda united church my fair ladies by sebastian about nails markham thev might not look like hair or feel like hair but to dermatologists nails are very much like hair and skin for that matter composed of keratin the stuff of skin and hair nails grow out of the body and are dependent on the body for nour ishment thus they often irelfect its general health nail ailments if your nails are less than beautiful it could mean a problem with your overall physical condition corrugated or furrowed nails for example are often the result of ar illness a major operation or a problem with the nail itself injury and disease can also cause nails to become thick and overgrown or to weaken and wither away while its up to you and your doctor to keep your health in order a good manicurist can put ailing nails into order nails can be retextured with buffing or abrasion they can be streng thened and lubri- c a t e d with conditioners and oils splits and cracks can be repaired and if need be brand new nails can be permanently attached right over your old ones nail care often enough however poor nails are the result of improper care soft nails or brittle nails could be the result of too much detergent too much water or excessive use of nail polish remover thats right polish removers arent really good for nails if you must repair your manicure its better to go oyer whats already there with another coat than to use polish remover better yet get yourself a really good manicure when polish is properly applied it lasts much much longer nails must be filed properly toward the center random filing back and forth will only weaken the nails and encourage them to break the shape of the nails is also important squared off nails are much stronger than nails that have been brought to a point and dont underestimate the importance of careful gentle cuticle removal did you know that carelessly trimmed cuticles actually make the nails susceptible to infection a good manicure while improper manicuring can actually harm your nails a good manicure can only help them when nails are properly buffed filed reinforced and conditioned they cant be anything but belter from under the dryer thirty is a nice age for a woman especially if she happens to be forty for further beauty advice contact me at sebastians coiffure 115 main st n markham 2945465 then located at the corner of leslie street and lawrence avenue where mrs darlington was active in the w m s and ladies ad work and as a sunday school superintendent in 1952 mr and mrs darlington sold their farm and moved to clarence street in woodbridge where they lived in happy retirement until mr darlington died in 1964 in centennial year mrs darlington moved to parkview home in stouffville where she made many friends and enjoyed the programs and activities in that happy atmosphere mrs darlington was a wonderful lady she will be remembered by friends and family as an excellent conver sationalist and uplifting visitor she loved people had a broad acquaintance and kept busy with many interests full of spunk she was always on the go and more often than not doing some kind deed for others throughout her life she maintained a huge correspondence with family and friends and her letters were always a source of interesting news and comment she had a quick mind and even in failing health kept her wits sharp while living at parkview home she enjoyed many challenging games of scrabble with her dear friend mrs hamilton all her life a greats worker and faithful churchgoer and sup porter she was most recently a member of stouffville united church she was a true christian lady and her fine spirit enriched many lives mrs darlington is survived by two sons james of maple ont and thomas of woodbridge onl and two daughters grace mrs a gooderham port hope and margaret mrs allan cosburn markham a son josiah jr died in 1954 also surviving are two sisters mrs a schrier hamilton ont and mrs h west toronto and 3 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren near alf rees new sounds on an old wo ltd stouffville missionary church february 10th 17th 1974 sundays 700 pm weekdays 800pm jxujjiz by camp a weighted breast form that looks and feels perfectly natural this ne vtrighlrd lifeline breast form cn be worn in complete comfort under any garment even balhink iuiii clings cloiely to the body always comfortable respond to the slightest body motion in normal activities and rigorous sports without shifting sliding or chafing stop 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