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r j i i church services gormleyt missionary church rev cecil rosenbcrger pastor j phone 887-5s4c- 950 am family sunday school 1100 ajn morning worship 730 pm wms thank offering service f weekly home bible studies a warm welcome awaits you always stouffville missionary church i 159 main st e rev j hamilton minister sunday october 19 1975 945 am family sunday school bus i service available u00 am 700 pm worship services special music by the masters touch trio wed 730 pm prayer and bible study fri 800 pm high school youth youre always welcome at the missionary church christ church anglican 254 sunset boulevard sunday october 19th v 930 am holy com rrt union sunday school nursery school evcrjonc welcome rev wf edney rector 297-1634- 6401461 umowille v gospel hall 2nd street at hwy 7 lords day breaking bread 930 ajn sunday school and bible class 1130 ajd gospel meeting 7 pjn wed prayer bible study 8 pjn all heartily welcome stouffville baptist church october 19 1975 943 am bible school for all ages 11 am morning service 7 pm evening service pastor mr raymond johnson please take this time to worship with us altona missionary church 1975 our centennial year rev donald t pugh pastor sunday oct 19 1975 1030 am sunday school 1130 am morning worship 730 evening service wed prayer meeting 800 pm you are cordially invited to the missionary church heisehill brethren in christ church pastor james cobcr 8873489 10am sunday school ai am morning worship 730 pnu sunday evening service 745 pm wed mid week prayer service everyone welcome st james presbyterian church rcvtedcreenba 0404195 10 am worship 1115 am sunday school itjp all warmly welcome second markham baptist church gormleystouffville rd at 6th cone kennedy rd mr tom hamilton phone 8875651 sunday oct 19 1975 anniversary sunday 1000 bible school for all ages 1100 am and 700 pm guest speaker mr bob clubine special music the good habermehl family wed 800 pm prayer bible study nursery always available listen to your bible today broadcast choo 1390 am 1230 noon every sunday s stouffville united church sunday oct 19 1975 minister rev jl carder babd lljooam worship service sunday school 945 am intermediate class 1100 am nursery kindergarten primary jr classes you will be welcome churchill baptist church aurora sideroad 9 cone rev paul hope bth minister of youth jim clubine 950 am bible school 11 00 am and 720 pm morning evening services musically susan tufford jim clubine speaking wed 7 45 pm prayer bible in depth fri 730 pm youth night ages 1325 jc memorial christian church corner stoufferst main st pastor rev j russell 6403257 sunday 1000 sunday school llfoo morning worship 700 evening service stouffvilles oldest church bloomington christian gospel church missionary conference rev cvv sorley 945 sunday school 1100 morning worship xwed 8 pm prayer bible study- tries friday 7 pm pioneer girls stouffville pentecostal church 460 main st e i rev sa grant pastor 6404903 friday 7 30 pm youth rally at latcham hall with pastors and cas frombarrie sunday october 19 1100 a 700 anniversary services with guest speaker rev r green pastor of hi- wnv rhnrrh rnrrio s- f way church barrie wed 800 bible study prayer bethel assemblvofgod i hwy 47 48 phone 6405555 or 8875747 rev howard minaker pastor i sunday oct 19 945 am bible school a4l00 am morning worship 730 pm evening service all roads lead to bethel just minutes from where you are 128th anniversary of n second markham baptist church sunday oct 19th guest speaker mr bob ciubine special music the gord- habermehl family j ss everyone welcome n attend the church of your choice voice of bethel the tribune thursday oct 16 1975 7 by howard minaker patricia hearst has been mentioned frequently since her capture by police her defence is claiming she was coerced and brain washed by her captors into joining their ranks the prosecution is en deavouring to prove that she chose to break the law- some weeks and several million dollars later the public will bear what mans justice gives as the verdict mans justice at best is faulty and many go from our courts of law feeling they have been unjustly accused or sentenced there is a greater judge a more just judgement a more far reaching- penalty the man who hung on ithe centre cross on golgothas summit amid the blasphemers and scoffers of his day is coming back to judge this world he has offered forgiveness to his murderers if they will but confess their sin and come to him he still permits his sun to shine on them and lets his rain fall however multitudes greater than those at the original crucifixion carelessly reject his mercy laugh at the thought of punishment and brazenly bow their knees before the idols of this world many think they can make it on their own by their own best efforts and shrug off the words of jesus when he said except a man be born again he cannot see the kingdom of god satan the diabolical deceiver has but to keep us from coming to christ for pardon and salvation to accomplish his purpose x of taking us to the lake of fire where he himself is j going one day- mercy will be past and our com passionate saviour will bepurmercess judge r farm report boom bust market never more evident susan gloth daughter of mr and mrs karl gloth married to peter roca son of mr and mrs frank roca also of vivian on sept 6 at the mccormack memorial church the couple reside in toronto parkview news autumn bus trip thrills residents we were pleased to have rev chris beldan of dicksons hill missionary church present with us on sunday evening oct 5 to conduct the worship service many of our residents enjoyed a bus trip on v monday sept 29 to see the glorious colored leaves of autumn also included in the trip was a stop for dinner at haggens restaurant at manchester for chicken dinner and a nice piece of pie tuesday sept 30 saw the many friends and relatives of martha patton attend a birthday party in honour of her 100 birthday it was a lovely day arid people laughter and sunshine filled the auditorium visiting was held from 24 pm and later in the evening from 79 pm on thursday evening oct 2 mr j nighswander showed his slides of- arizona and utah slides of a trip taken last june mrs ch nolan also assisted with the program by playing a few selections on the organ another special event at parkview during the past week has been a celebration in honor of mr and mrs roy moyer who have been married for 60 years a special anniversary party was planned for saturday october 4 and many friends and relatives were in attendance- recent visitors to parkview includedmike hamilton for mrs- stouffer ross wilcox of scarborough for mrsl conorton ray and evelyn winger and family of maple for mr henry winger neil and marj alexander of toledo ohio for mrs mabel mcbride miriam hiscox of peterboro for mrs mabel barkey the cockwell family o waterloo for mrs atkinson inaand gordon ross of north bay for- mrs gertrude ross ruth and blanch hen derson for miss ella cober- bob and irene price of florida for mrs sarah grubin and miss norah macklem mrs edith bacon for mrs helena sharpe jw james of port credit for mrs nettie james- antique show the toronto antique show sponsored by the wimodausis club ot toronto is on again at the okeete centre in toronto opening of nov 11 from 7 pm to 11 pm california will be at the nov 12 13 and 14 from 11 am until 10 pm with admission 200 tickets can be bought here in f souff ville from pat byaawall agricultural representative the boom or bust character of some farm vivian was pr0 has never been more evident than it is right now with pork and beef pork broke the 90 record recently while calves sold as low as 10 cents a pound last week in toronto and beef feeder ranged down to 25 cents there is just hardly any market for dairy bull calves a dairyman here just last week had to pay more fortrucking calves to a sale than the calves brought the situation is just starting to turn around for both beef and pork up to the end of september cow and heifer slaughter in canada was up about 40 percent while the steers were down 5 percent the total in crease of 13 percent keeps prices down but the heavy female slaughter will cut the calf crop in 1976 and shortages are expected in two to three years daniel at the shea real estate its the reverse in pork farrowings are estimated to be up 6- percent by december and these pigs will be on the market by may and june hog marketings are heavier right now but this should be only temporary and the real turn around isnt ex pected until june feed prices of course are a big factor affecting chances in both beef and pork supplies the world market sets the price and with bumper crops in some places and failures in others its hard to know how it will all settle out the best estimates now are that good yields here and in many other countries will more than offset low yields in europe and russia prices are not expected to change much now but when the harvest is finished and good sup plies are in storage the market next winter and spring should be a little below present levels get the best in reupholstery your old t furniture cl for i2 price of anew suite 5 year guarantee on workmanship 25 years experience in this area 700s of samples to choose froml 4 monthly paymentsn0 extra charge free hom estimates 294 toromark 297- v 2581 sherwood plaza 2055 uxbridge supported inroad grant increase juxbridge four other municipalities have endorsed an uxbridge council resolution regarding road wear from gravel trucks copies of letters from those municipalities were received by council last week the uxbridge resolution requests ad ditional provincial aid for those areas with in creased road main tenance costs due to sand and gravel operations endorsements came from the municipalities of wellesley south dum fries fort erie and brighton 43 main st w stouff ville for your shopping convenience we have opened our lower sales area r r u see our selection of toys v games christmas decorations we have a good selection of christmas cards wrapping paper seals tags ribbons use our lay away plan r mhv v r my f