the tribune thursday january 2c mt8 7 our churches nothing is ever really forgotten pastor bv rev panl hope churchill baptist ballantrae did you ever forget anything which one of us at some time or another has not forgotten something rather im portant an appointment an item at the store the name of a person you just met or some fact you wanted to write about on an examination this can be both embarrassing and frustrating well cheer up you did not really forget the fact you just couldnt recall it to your conscious memory experimenters such as penfield the canadian neurosurgeon have proven that w never forget anything we ever experience anything we see feel taste smell or hear is indelibly recorded in our mind we may not be able to bring it to conscious recollection but it is filed away in our memory by synthetically stimulating various parts of the human brain with small electrical charges patients were enabled to recall incidences long time forgotten some even remembered their own birth these are almost unbelievable discoveries some of us may wish that a device were available so we could artificially stimulate our own brain and recall some of the things we seem to so easily forget un fortunately this is not yet available at your local drugstore such discoveries have farreaching im plications not only do we never really forget the good experiences we have but we can never really forget the bad 4 for a boy event chaired by ron ellis experiences and the guilt fear resentment and self- despising that is frequently associated with them rather they live on as hidden tor mentors making life miserable and in capacitating the in dividual studies done in sterling country nova scotia revealed that nearly 50 per cent of the population indicated some form of in capacitation because of emotional problems such as the above we may not be conscious of this guilt and fear or the reason for it by way of simple illustration a young man had received his ph d and was pursuing his chosen profession of teaching in a university his scholastic record was excellent and his ability as a professor was out standing but it became increasingly difficult for him to speak in public before each session be would become nervous bis heart would pound and he would perspire through counselling with a pastor it was discovered that this fear stemmed from an early school experience when he had broken down while making a speech in class the teacher had severely criticized and shamed him he had a memory that was severely in capacitating him and making his life un pleasant this is an example of fear but what about guilt and resentment does the christian message have any help for such amarillis tend to rather spectacular blooms but the plant grown by i bill morris of park st excited the admiration of all his friends and neigh bours mr morris said he just bought the bulb out of the iga the plant sports four oversize flowers roy moyer dead dickson hill farmer passes after illness one of dickson hills old timers passed from this life on january 15 following a long illness roy moyer life time farmer was born and lived most of his life on the homestead built by his father david mover owthe residence of his son warren he was married in 1915 to jennie hoover also of markham town ship who survives him at parkview home where they had been living for the past four years they have six children eleanor of thunder bay katherine mcdowell of markham margaret hawkins of gormley lillian mc dowell of uxbridge warren and willard of dickson hill the family also in cludes 19 grandchildren 4 great grandchildren and s older brother harvey if collingwood a twin brother lloyd and three half sisters lizzie bolender sarah wideman and phoebe raymer doner predeceased him mr moyers first interest in life was to serve the lord and his church this is a heritage nuch appreciated by his family he was a member of the missionary church at dicksons hill where the funeral was held on wednesday rev a walsh and rev paul martin conducted the service which was at tended by a large gather ng of friends and relatives the bearers were grandsons and grand- sonsinlaw stephen mcdowell richard hawkins david moyer jim lichti ron gooding and david sloss during his retirement years in the bungalow they built on the corner of the farm at dickson hill mr moyer developed a hobby of furniture refinishing and chair caning attending auction sales and choosing articles of promise was a great delight many happy hours were spent and much enjoyment derived from the people he met through these contacts and choice pieces oi furniture worked by his hands now grace a good number of homes in this part of ontario mr and mrs moyer were privileged to have more than sixtytwo years together and celebrated their diamond anniversary in 1975 it was announced to day that ron ellis right winger for the toronto maple leaf hockey club and star of team canada is the 1978 honorary chairman for big brothers of yorks bowl for a boy bowl for a boy is big brothers of yorks major fund raising event it gives the public a chance to help the agency raise necessary operating budget money to allow the agency to continue to serve and grow big brothers is a one man one boy operation mat ching and supporting an adult male with a boy from a father absent home at the present time big brothers of york is supporting 70 of these one man one boy relation ships 1978 marks the 3rd annual bowl for a boy in york region a week long campaign from february llth to february 18th this years goal is 5000000 ron ellis will help promote bowl for a boy as well as participate at the celebrity day saturday february 18th from 1 to 5 pm at the newmarket bowlerama 81 davis drive newmarket ron ellis has had an extraordinary career as a right winger in the national hockey league he has the second longest length of service with the toronto maple leaf hockey club and played with team canada after a two year retirement ron has made a very successful comeback with the toronto maple leafs and has scored 15 goals so far this year ron ellis lives in york region and sup ports the fact that the money raised in york region for bowl for a boy stays in york region to help the fatherless boys in our area for further information call 7271251 brand new datsltns rnuti 3495 00 datsun 10427yongest 8843300 samatma presents holidays h choose from 3 great packages 1wk cruise from s549 2wkcruiseirom sw 1 wk cruise and i wk barbados from 5499 for savings of ud to sjoo and the choice or 2 great itineraries plus many extras let your sunshine girl get you there call 2949382 today clip this coupon and save 5 ude durnq jmuary lor eruises iron jin 1 1 to apr 1 reupholster with the best man in markham 30 years experience vi the price of a new suite 5 year work workmanship guarantee 6 monthly payments no extra charge 1 free home estimates rj free armcaps callnow 2942581 2972055 toromark furniture the most important advance in cable tv comes to stouffviue microwave signals have revolutionized the cable industry clear crisp and reliable pictures are now flashed by way of a microwave signal this system gives an excellent picture without the reception problems caused by networks of underground trunk lines now classicomm brings this revolution to stouffville but thats not all were letting you try the microwave system free of charge thats right obligation free for a whole month once youve seen the picture youll be delighted that you gave it a try call today and ask for your free month on cable tv microwave cable tv 17 tv channels 22 fm stations commercialfree film channel youll be delighted classic communications ltd 244 newkirk road richmond hill 8322579 8848111 8875075 gentlemen i would sure like to try the microwave cable system for a month free of charge name address postal code phone richmond hill offer expires february 28 1978 individuals jesus said i have come that they might have life and that they might have it more abundantly john 1020 peter wrote cvncerning jesus he himself bore our sins in his body on the cross so that we might die to sins and lira for righteousness by his wounds you have been healed i pet 224 our guilt fears and resent ment with the ac companying emotional scars will either be upon our own back or they can be placed on the back of jesus and we can receive forgiveness healing and wholeness we can know the abundant life he promised the message of the gospel of jesus does more than give us a future ticket for heaven it meets the needs of the whole man today in our sunday evening services at churchill baptist in ballantrae we have been endeavouring to let jesus meet the needs of the whole man by sharing with our people a series of messages on damaged emotions and healing of the memories presenting that there is help healing and freedom in jesus christ we would welcome anyone to join us at 720 pm fwm church services stouffville united church rev jl carder babd 125th anniversary year jan 29th 1978 11 am worship ser vice followed by potluck dinner and annual meeting 945 sunday school intercongregational class 1100 nursery kin dergarten primary jr classes mon 730 explorers 800 cgit you will be welcome baker hill baptist church pastor james shantz friday jan 27 800 pm family night dr mrs w s whit- combe back from a world tour will be presenting a travelogue 950 am sunday school 1100 am morning service wed 8 pm prayer meeting everyone welcome gormley missionary church rev cecil rosenberger pastor sunday jan 29 1978 950 am family sunday school 1100 am morning worship 715 pm christ crusaders presentation and the torchmen quartet wed 8 pm prayer service a warm welcome awaits you always st james presbyterian church rev ted creen 6404195 sun jan 29 10 am morning worship foundations for living todaythe special day 1115 church school classes for all children and teens you will be welcome springvale baptist church gormleystouffvlue rd at 6th cone kennedy rd rev tom hamilton sunday jan 29 1978 1000 am sunday school 1100 am worship service 700 pm evening service wed 7 815 pm family night skyforce childrens program honor christ with your presence unionville gospel hall 2nd street at hwy 7 lords day breaking bread 930 sunday school and bible class 1130 am gospel meeting 7 pm wed prayer bible study 8 pm all hearuy welcome bloomington christian gospel church rev cw sorley sunday jan 29 1978 945 sunday school 1100 morning worship tues fri 7 pm pioneer girls wed 8 pm prayer bible study christ church anglican 254 sunset boulevard sunday jan 29 1978 sexagesima sunday 930 am sacrament of holy baptism sermon- rev w f edney church school nursery services provided jan 26 bridge euchre altona missionary church pastor v klaue sunday jan 29 1978 10 am sunday school 11 am morning worship 730 pm evening service wed prayer meeting 800 pm you are cordially invited to the missionary church stouffville missionary church 159 main st e john hamilton minister jim clubine associate minister sunday jan 29 1978 945 am family sunday school bus service available 1100 am morning worship 300 pm believers baptismal service 700 pm associate pastor jim clubine wed 700 pm pioneer girls and boys clubs 730 p m prayer and bible study fri 700 pm junior high youth 800 pm senior high youth youre always welcome at the missionary church mccormack memorial church highway 48 at vivian rev cw sorley pastor morning sunday evening 945 am service 1100 am school 730 pm service thurs 8 pm new life hour tues 330 pm pioneer girls tues 700 pm cs brigade gospel hall goodwood ontario 3rd line 47 hwy lords day breaking bread 930 sunday school and bible class 1130 am gospel meeting 7 pm mon bible study 8 pm thurs prayer 8 pm all welcome bethel assembly of god hwy 48 just north of 47 rev howard minaker pastor 6405555 sunday jan 29 1978 945 am bible school 1100 am a glimpse of god 700 pm its in my heart feb 4th 6 pm fatherson banquet speaker roger burt earlier guest on 100 huntley cne chaplaincy founder watch 100 huntley daily on global all roads lead to bethel just minutes from where you are sunday school 945 am morning worship 1030 am great gospel rally 7 pm whosoever will may come t church kt- 460 main street stouffville 0408606