the tribune thursday april 13 1978 7 our churches commandments guideline freedom sheila mcneil was just one of the four models that took part in last weeks annual stouffville united church fashion show sheila shows off a red pant suit with accompanying scarf approximately 130 people showed up for the show which features clothes from silhouette fashions from toronto the money raised will go to the ucw keith bolender late harvey mover progressive farmer harvey w moyer past master of richard sons masonic lodge 194748 died last x thursday april 6 in his 92nd year mr moyer the eldest son of david moyer and fanny wideman was born on the family farm at dicksons hill where his nephew warren lives today unitl 1944 mr and mrs moyer owned and operated the former pipher farm with its stone house built in 1861 the farm is immediately south of the moyer homestead he farmed through the depression and war years and had one of the first accredited holstein dairy herds in the district before local hydro was available he operated a milker with electricity from a delco generator when he sta rted farming threshing was done by steamengine which required about 10 men to operate before retiring he had his own threshing h equipment which could be operated by one man i after leaving the farm mr moyer built a home on lloyd ave stouffville this was the first house in a field south of the location of the former livery stable unitl 1953 he sold real estate for ja williams farm agency and made many friends through his business contacts in 1949 his wife helen nellie campbell died and a few years later he and the former emily hurst of buffalo were married the couple moved to north miami beach florida bought a v lot there and mr moyer built a house he lived almost 25 years in florida returning to canada after the death of his emily and when his own health had begun to decline he lived with his son and daughterinlaw on their farm near collingwood harveys grand father emigrated to canada in 1830 from bucks county penn sylvania and settled on a farm that is now part of kitchenerwaterloo it was m the 1880s that mr moyers father david moved to dicksons hill where his wifes people the widemans already resided of pennsylvania german descent on both sides mr moyer adhered to the standards set by the mennonites and consequently left a heritage of thrift honesty industry and love of god he was a quiet unassuming man whose word was his bond funeral service was conducted by a nephew rev wm annett of the missionary church owen sound service was held in stouffville united church were mr moyer had been a member since church union before bible rally ballantrae the bible club movement is holding a rally at the whitchurch centennial centre april 24 730 pm the theme of the rally will be the light on the shining way with laura bonney a missionary to micronesia as a special feature moving to miami he had served as elder mr moyer is sur vived by one son donald of collingwood two stepdaughters margaret woolford of buffalo and thelma miller of miami by grandchildren karen chubbuck of stouffville helen snyder cam bridge ian moyer ingersoll and janet allen kingston and by great grandchildren beth and tim snyder byrevtedcreen st james presbyterian church freedom is perhaps our most cherished belief the foundation of our country our way of life we do not live under tyranny or dictatorship we are free to worship to voice our opinions to live and raise a family yet the freedom we cherish so highly is in grave danger in our world we want to be free to do our own thing without counting the cost of that freedom on the lives of others freedom to choose ones lifestyle can be creative on the other hand it can result in pure selfish indulgence without regards to ones neighbours anyone who has had their sleep disturbed constantly by neighbours knows that it is they who ha ve had their freedom limited we want to be free to indulge in whatever style of sexual freedom we desire but at what expense we see all around us the breaking up of families and the confusion and anger of children growing up in broken homes they have lost their freedom to grow up in a healthy en vironment we want to be left free to eat or drink whatever we wish but who suffers when that results in addiction again it is our families and friends who suffer as well as we do for years the proposed legislation for gun control has been consistently opposed on the basis of freedom yet the ease with which one can procure a handgun makes life fearful and that is a loss of freedom for society as a whole we become afraid to go out at night afraid to go in some parts of our cities at any time is that freedom probably few would want to go back to a society where every aspect of life was legislated and supervised but if our society is to continue we must seek ways to protect the freedoms essential for life there was a group of people very unfree mired in slavery in a foreign land they had despaired of ever being free again yet god chose these people raised up a leader moses and delivered the hebrew people from egypt so god identified himself on the side of freedom not bondage but unlimited freedom along the way from slavery to the promised land god gave these people a set of rules we now call the 10 commandments today we view those rules as stuffy out of date repressive but they were not given by a hard- nosed god wishing to snuff out the enjoyment of life quite to the contrary these rules were guarantees of freedom do not kiu do not steal make community life possible do not commit adultery honour your father and mother are given that we might enjoy happy family life do not covet or desire means that we do not enslave ourselves to the quest for affluence the rat race or sacrificing our lives for success or power the fundamental point of the com mandments is that in order for human beings to live together in com munity they must limit certain areas of life to protect the whole there would be no freedom for the hebrew people if someone was able to go out and kill someone he didnt like is life any different today i would contend that in the fun damentals of life it is not we still need foundations godgiven guidelines for living together in freedom and happiness we need guidelines to prevent our enslaving ourselves to pills or drugs or booze or our jobs and as i look at our society with so much breaking down marriages families individuals so many people searching for meaning so many afraid of tomorrow i find the 10 commandments just as relevant as ever mens breakfast dr matthew dymond former minister of health in the ontario government will be the speaker at a mens breakfast to be held at st james presbyterian church this saturday april 15 dr dymond presently lives in port perry where he served many years as a medical doctor now retired dr dymond is still active at present he is national co- ordinator for the second century advance for christ campaign a project of the presbyterian church across canada the breakfast will be held in the basement of st james church beginning at 830 am and any man from stouffville or area is invited to attend there is no charge but a collection will be taken proceeds to go to the stouffville family life centre 3550 victoria park ave willowdale just south of steeles canadas largest spring summer hockey league novice thru old timers teams individual entries 4974545 tional c lj things are buzzing at the national home show see over 500 exhibits in the largest single dis play of design ideas materials and household furnishings and equipment all under one roof model home 5 a 7000 square foot solar heated model home of radically new design featuring a 20 x 28 foofindoor pool celebnty rooms seven rooms designed especially for seven of torontos leading celebrities do-lt-yourself-microwavecooking- jndoor plant and rower theatresdaily talks j and presentations by ken reeves and bill hartnoll bring along a 1 ounce indoor plant soil sample and 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brochure call 4tl 95111 zenith 31200 seneca college of applied arts and technology dlhlsinmllliotlh tti usccm omuio iogh0 church services christ church anglican 251 sunset 6401461 rector revwfedney 2971634 sunday april ie easter iii 930 am holy com munion instructed eucharist church school nursery services provided everybody welcome st james presbyterian church rev ted creen sun april 16 10 am morning worship 1115 church school classes for all children and teens sat april 15 830 am mens breakfast wed april 19 1 pm womens spring lun cheon a friendly family church gormley missionary church rev cecil rosenberger pastor mission festival apr 12 16th wed 730 pm g schroeder nigeria thurs 730 pm p erdel ecuador fri 730 pm jim mcdowell nigeria sat 700 pm pot luck supper d ummel brazil sunday april 16 1978 1100 am h fretz nigeria 730 pm t losch home missions wed 8 pm prayer service a warm welcome awaits you always gospel hall goodwood ontario 3rdline47hwy 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 bloomington christian gospel church rev cw sorley sunday april 16 1978 945 sunday school 1100 morning worship tues fri 7 pm pioneer girls wed 8 pm prayer bible study stouffville missionary church 159 main st e john hamilton- minister jim clubine associate minister missions week 78 sunday 945 am family sunday school bus service available 11 am george shroeder from nigeria 7 pm john beerley from unevangelized fields mission wed 7 pm pioneer girls boys club 730 pm prayer l bible study fri 7 pm junior high youth j 8 pm senior high youth i youre always welcome at the missionary church altona missionary church pastor v klaue sunday april 16 1978 10 am sunday school 1100 am morning worship 730 pm evening service wed prayer meeting 800 pm springvale baptist church gormleystouffville rd at 6th cone kennedy rd rev tom hamilton j sunday apr 16 1978 1000 am sunday school 11 am morning worship message turning the world upside down 7 pm evening ser vice message how to glorify god wed 7815 pm family night skyforce childrens program baker hill baptist church pastor james shantz sunday apr 16 1978 950 am sunday school 1100 am morning worship wed 8 pm prayer meeting everyone welcome 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 heartily welcome stouffville united church rev jl carder babd 125th anniversary year sunday april 16 1978 11 am cantata by our hic called its cool in the furnace 945 am sunday school intercongregation- al class 1100 nursery kindergarten primary jr 7 pm film called peegee followed by discussion mon 700 pm explorers 730 pm cgit you will be welcome bethel assembly of god hwy 48 just north of 47 rev howard minaker pastor 6405555 sunday april 16 1978 945 am bible school 1100 am morning worship 700 pm evangelism fellowship watch 100 huntley daily on global all roads lead to bethel just minutes from where you are sunday april 16 1978 945 am sunday school classes for all ages 1030 am morning worship service 700 pm evening gospel rally coming sunday april 30 the viscounts whosoever will may come mmw fttxr m fjutwply iu wow2t 460 main street stouffville 640b60e k