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page six tk tribune stouffville ont thursday jauuary 23rd 1941 toronto goodwood flashes walter davey stanton ave toronto mr charles lee visited at the lee home 24 2 jones ave on friday last pieased to report our friend harry flummerfelt is improving in health the toronto east presbytery held their skating party on thursday night last week back to normal service was held in the united church on sunday night with the rev mr smalley of stouffville in charge misses viola and dora todd have returned to toronto after their sad mission to goodwood we regret the report that mildred rae is ill but hope she may soon be well again in february we are to have the stouffville boys band visit toronto we understand they will play at st enochs church where their lead er mr ridley is choirmaster well we will be looking for you rev l m someiville assistant at st michaels and all angels angli can church toronto westend has received a call as priest in charge at st martinsinthefield miss davenport of st clements church called on mr and mrs walt davey on saturday miss anne and mr p h davey motored mrs e j hill to new market on sunday afternoon where headley hill her son was taken to toronto general hospital as we mail this news to the tribune mr hill lies in a very serious condition as the correspondent mails out his circulars to his many friends it is his desire they give their district news to their own correspondent at home but to his toronto friends send or phone in your news a party was held at the home of mr and mrs charles forsyth last wednesday night in aid of the tele gram war fund proceeds amounted to 1541 how we would liked to have been there the womens association held a social evening at the home of george stewart on friday night silver collection taken in aid of the tele gram war fund thanks again for this great war work who will be the next enquiring of the scribe at times some folks have asked where our friend rev mr lunau lives well each thursday there is a tribune delivered to 495 concord ave and friends this is where our friends mr and mrs lunau live we note the resignation of chas lee as road foreman and as one of the old boys of the district wo hope he will enjoy life now much more with this work off his hands it always had its worries and charlie is entitled to a holiday birthday greetings to stanley vanwick and mrs dudley white of altona ella lena may byam miss maud clark mrs irussel storey of goodwood and uxbridge township mrs thomas watson marsh hill elenor anthony of locust hill and george dowsweh stouffville plso dorothy harlock of claremont century baptist church mcpher- son ave where rov c h schutt was pastor after leaving uxbridge and goodwood churches have had a very successful year total sub scriptions were around twelve thousand dollars this church is well known to our folks and at pre sent time our friends miss o otte- well attends it well last monday morning was a hum dinger in the village when the thermometer dropped to some spot below zero it reminded us of early days there when we really had win ters and we really had springs that meant something now the weather man is so undecided we do not know what we are getting its spring its winter and then we get winter in the spring the goodwood sunny sewers club hold their first meeting at the home of mrs john ashcnhuret and from now on they will meet at stat ed intervals to work for the war effort in this way mrs ed shcehy heads tho organization with miss wagg alice tindall and muriel jones as other officers its a great work to be engaged in so we wish the girls every success old man winter has been piaylng into the hand of uxbridge council who are not equipped with snow- plow and henco would bo in a fix if the old time snow banks swooped down on the township roads to out fit the township would require spending several thousand dollars cud the councillors are not sure the ratepayers want to spend this noney some of the folks would kick about the snow and kick about the jump in taxes too oh well we are all a queer lot you will agree thirty years ago on tuesday the 21st the correspondent buried his wife marion emly lewis also his rather james davey a double funeral to mount pleasant ceme tery both well known to goodwood folks his wife tlie second daughter of george lewis his father for 34 years was section foreman on the gtr goodwood thirty four years is a long time in one position in one village the scribe is just finishing his thirty years with the ault wiborg co he was born in the house vest of the baptist church moving to the house where mr h roach now lives then the house where our friend will whittleton now lives so friends you have heard of home sweet home well just boost the old home town yes its small but never too small to forget bill go back and lick him jack but hes already given me two black eyes bill well he cant give you any more can he taught 45 years henry m brown who spent 45 years as a teacher and principal in ontario schools died last week at his indian ird home in toronto he was born in markham township be- loro his retirement eight years ago he held principalships in cooksville new toronto kitchener and belle ville he last taught at duke of kent school north york send the tribune to absent friends sunday school lesson lrskoii for january 20 christs coxcerx for the lost golden text the son of man is come to seek and to save that which was lost luke 1910 the lbssox as a whole the 14th and 16th chapters of luke are arranged in a most inter esting moral order it might be said that in chapter 14 we have the gos pel feast chapter 15 shows us the kind of guests who partake of it and in chapter 16 we have the fate of those who ignore the gracious invita tion strictly speaking there is but one parable in three sections in chapter 15 it sets forth the interest taken by the entire trinity of the god head in the salvation of lost sinners in that section dealing with the lost sheep we see the son of god the good shepherd seeking the wandering one the second part por trays the work of the holy spirit in the church of god illuminating the darkness and bringing to light the lost pieces of silver the third sec tion gives us the fathers welcome to the returning prodigal this part of the parable however has been made n separate lesson in this series to be i taken up later on so we pass it by it present giving our special atten- j iou to the lost sheep and the lost i coin it is objected sometimes that j lje 15 cannot be the gospel be- i cause no mention is made of atone ment but wo need to remember that every phase of the evaugel is uot set forth in any one portion of scripture what is emphasized here is mans lost helpless condition and the energy of the godhead in seek ing to save other scriptures show us that only through the work of redemption orom 324 wrought out on the cross could god be just and the justlfier of him which be- lieveth in jesus rom 326 on the basis of this work he is ever seeking to save the lost the historical setting the lord jesus was still in the same place as in chapter 14 when the events of this chapter took place certain scribes and pharisees objec ted to his eating with those openly yecognized as sinners and this drew from the lord the parable which made clear his attitude toward such verse by verse luke 151 then drew near un to hini all the publicans and sin ners encouraged doubtless by th instruction based upon the parabl e the great supper these outcast of society felt that there would be welcome for them and so dared tj iraw near to jesus verso z this man recelveth sin ners to the haughty selfrighteou leaders in israel this was one of tbj worst charges that could be brough aiainst jesus but we can rejoic that it is blessedly true he does re ceive sinners he came from heaveq for that very purpose verse 3 this parable not that it is one parable in three parts all designed to show gods ineresl in sinners and to justify tho attitudl jesus himself has taken and which the pharisees and scribe objected verse 4 doth not leave th ninety and nine in the wilderness saukeys beautiful hymn says the safely lay in the shelter of th folil but that is to miss the tru meaning the ninety and nine ar those who do not realize their need the lost sheep is the sinner wh acknowledges his lost conditioi luke 1910 verso 5 he layeth it on hi continued on next page the task will be greater in 1941 than it has been in 1940 if is going to demand more effort more sacrifice and far more change in our daily lives rt hon w i mackenzie king already the pattern and pace of life in canada have undergone a profound change gaps in employment are rapidly filling up some 350000 canadians who were unemployed before the outbreak of war arenow employed another 200000 are with our armed forces factories which until recently were turning out goods for civilian consumption have been transformed into humming arsenals pouring out in struments of war night and day shifts have become the rule rather than the exception but the peak of effort is not yet in sight in 94 1 still more factories will switch to war produc tion new plants will be established thousands more will be employed this rising tide of activity must continue until we reach the flood of effort when every canadian will be employed and working to his utmost every n possible square inch of plant will be utilized every wheel will be whirring in the race we are waging against time and the enemy more men are working working longer hours making more munitions earning more money producing more goods putting more money into circulation most canadians are sharing in this in creased national wealth have extra dollars in their pockets the effort the prime minister calls for is gaining momentum but many canadians as individuals have not yet felt the real pinch of sacrifice canadians of all classes are sharing tax burdens but it must be admitted that up to date the larger part of the money needed for canadas war effort has come from business firms and individuals with large incomes they are paying high taxes they have already invested heavily in war loan bonds new years eve 1940 this is not enough the plain truth is that canadas rapidly expanding production for war purposes will require increasing sums of money that is why the prime minister warned canadians in his new years broadcast that the year ahead demands more effort and more sacrifice every man woman and child is asked to lend every dollar you lend will help to put another man in a job making more munitions every dollar you lend may save a soldiers life help to shorten the war small wage earners must carry their share of the burden too no one need go without necessities but you are urged to forego the purchase of unnecessary articles however small the cost no matter how well you are able to pay for them which take labour and material away from the great task of providing goods needed to win the war this is your war everything you have everything you believe in is now at stake this is a message to you a challenge to every canadian a call to the colours a call for volunteers be sure to make provision to pay your income tax payment is made easier by the new instalment plan but be prepared to do more budget your earnings to make sure that you will have money available to buy war savings certificates and to subscribe for war loan bonds you will help canada you will help yourself worksavelend-