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Stouffville Tribune (Stouffville, ON), August 31, 1950, p. 4

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the tribune stouffville ont thursday august 31 1950 dancing friday saturday cedar beach park north shore musselmans lake and his music van walker featuring wally scott vocalist now accepting reservations for group picnics and cabin and cottage accommodation mgsssssxxssxxssxsacxsae the quality name growing mash pellets or crumbles fattening pellets 16 dairy ration a quality feed for your dairy herd excello hog j grower the hog ration that pays extra dividends poultry supplies cod liver oil shell grit germicides coal blue coal please place your orders early for next seasons fuel buy blue coal americas finest anthracite central feed store phone 277 stouffville elmer daniels prop g tti we buy your eggs cases supplied prompt returns pickup service f g baker at ratcliffv grocery stouffville ontario miiitiwiwiiiimttm a gas truck loaded with 5000 caused a fourtruck pileup on no gallons of gasoline bound for strike- 11 highway at langstaff paralyzed rulral communities there was no fire and no one was iprashed into another truck and i injured ontario county juniors tojudgeatpeterboro exhibition and cne ontario county ss represented by a splendid delegation of junior farmers when the junior judging took place at peterboro exhibition on thursday aug 24th the boys and girls judged beef cattle dairy cattle heavy horses sheep and swine in the morning in the afternoon there was a quiz on general agricultural topics and identification contest and a tractor defects test the following bo and girls took part in the peterboro judging competition clarence wilson uxbridge ross hill uxbridge hugh baird black water jean miller sunderland richard miller sunderland wm miller sunderland bruce boying- ton uxbridge robt ashenhurst uxbridge herbert furniss brec hin ted lamb cannington har old howsam uxbridge marion rodd uxbridge roger ashenhurst uxbridge wm a boyes picker ing fred wilson uxbridge lloyd ball uxbridge jack pearson ux bridge carol lee whitby the judging at the cne for junior institute and junior far mer members starts on august 31 with the girls competition on tario county will be represented by the following girls ernestine cooper stouffville florence betz stouffville marilyn ross beaverton barbara smith beaverton ilah hackner uxbridge dorothy oliver uxbridge mary wilson burketon the junior farmers judge at the cne on friday sept 1st besides the usual live stock classes a num ber df boys will be judging grain and roots fruits and vegetables and will also take part in the farm machinery test the following boys and girls made entry for the cne competi tion wm a boyes pickering jack pearson uxbridge hugh baird blackwater lloyd ball uxbridge jim blackburn uxbridge bruce boyington uxbridge everson nor ton locust hill david norton lo cust hill roger ashenhurst ux bridge robtashenhurst uxbridge arthur richardson ashburn h furniss brechin ted lamb can nington har howsam uxbridge john thomson brooklin alan powell port perry carol lee whitby wpogogq farm machinery machinery repairs rear of cnr station electric and acetylene welding telephone 253 tool works stouffville machine cooeoaoooocoosooi sunday school lesson sunday september 3rd peter who became a mas of power golden text we ought to obey god rather than man acts 529 the lesson as a whole by h a ironside lttd approach to the lesson the power manifested in and through peter was not of himself it was not natural boldness or in herent ability while always gen erous and impulsive he proved himself to be thoroughly unrelia- able in the hour of testing he who confidently declared that he would be faithful although all others should forsake jesus broke down completely when accused by a young girl of being a follower of the nazarene but it was a very different peter who some fifty days later bore his strong and virile testimony to the risen christ and confronted the enemies of the gospel with a holy boldness that caused them to quake before him what had made the change it was the pentecostal en titlement of which the lord spoke saying ye shall receive the power of the holy spirit coming upon you and ye shall be witnesses unto me in jerusalem and judea and samaria and unto the uttermost parts of the earth acts 18 liter al rendering filled with the spirit peter drove home to the peo ple of israel the enormity of their sin in rejecting christ and giving him over to crucifixion acts 223 and empowered by the same anoint ing he wrought mighty signs and wonders in the name of the one who had triumphed over death and was now by god exalted to be a prince and a saviour this did not mean that peter was beyond any further failure for we know how grievously he fell short of be having according to the full truth of the grace of god at antioch gal 211 12 but he was never again intimidated by the enemies of the saviour whom he had thrice denied the historical setting the miracle on which the pre sent lesson is based the healing of the lame man at the gate of the temple in jerusalem took place very soon after pentecost probably only a few weeks at the most had elapsed since that great event occurred and the people were still excited and wondering about the message given on that day and events that followed in rapid succession it was in the spring probably of the year ad 30 verso by verse acts 48 peter filled with the holy ghost peters message was not in any sense merely his own he did not rely on iris own wisdom or understanding but he spoke as the spirit gave him utterance it is the privilege of every child of god today to be thus filled with the spirit in order that he may serve god acceptably in whatever circumstances he is found verses 9 10 by the name of jesus christ of nazareth doth this man stand here before you whole peter made it plain that neither john nor he claimed in themselves any peculiar power or ability to work miracles he gave all the credit and the glory to the one whom israel had rejected but white eggs wanted a 2c premium is being paid by p hutton for grade a large white eggs cases supplied free pickup and prompt return 40 kenworthy ave toronto gr8970 whom god had raised from the dead and who was now working in and through those who believed on him and had been sent by him to proclaim the gospel message verse 11 this is the stone which was set at nought of you builders the reference is to psalm 11s22 where it was pro phesied that messiah would be re fused and rejected as the stone of salvation but in resurrection god would make him to be head of the corner of the new and glori ous temple composed of living stones which he was about to build 1 pet 27 our lord had used tiie same message when speak ing to the pharisees and had ap plied it to himself matt 2142 verse 12 none other name the lord jesus declared in the upper room no man cometh unto the father but by me john 14g there is no other who can save nor is any other needed for christ is all sufficient we are told else where there is one mediator between god and men the man christ jesus who gave himself a ransom for all to be testified in due time 1 tim 25 6 verse 13 they took knowledge of them that they had been with jesus the people were amazed at the remarkable way in which these uneducated fishermen preach ed the word they could but realize that the three years or more spent with jesus under his direct in struction had done more for them than any of the rabinical schools could ever have accomplished there was an assurance and au thority manifested which could only be accounted for by the fact that they knew christ not only as their teacher when he was here on earth but also as the risen christ who was guiding and dir ecting their testimony verse 14 beholding the man which was healed they could say nothing against it the for merly lame man whom they had known for so long now standing before them gave mute evidence to the reality of peters declaration verse 15 they conferred among themselves the rulers commanded the apostles to leave the council room while they con sulted privately as to what their attitude should be on their part there was no exercise of conscience nor any desire to know the truth but a firm determination to hinder the progress of the new move ment verse 16 a notable miracle hath been done we cannot deny it they recognized the fact of the miracle but failed to see in it the power of the name of jesus it would be useless to try to make the people believe that no miracle had been wrought stouffville sand gravel limited are prepared to supply your requirements of crushed gravel sand concrete gravel pit run delivered or at the bin plant phone 12s offloe phones 370 and 126 tofiosoooooooooooa sw300esk33k3ss630t3tx33cmt3es6383ks63t stouffville floral roses wedding bouquets funeral designs cut flowers milt smith prop tfjt4tfccccccpqccccscscscscsfscsc ff joy beauty salon near cnr permanent waving individual styling razor shaping phone stouffrille 98w2 that at all costs something must verses 17 18 let us straitly threaten them that they speak henceforth to no man in this name it was a striking instance of the perversity of their unbeliev ing hearts instead of inquiring more particularly in order to as certain the truth they decided to forbid any further preaching in the name of jesus verses 19 20 we cannot but speak the things which we have but they felt seen and heard peter and john be done to discredit the apostles you can do more than talk about canada needs men to train as antiaircraft gunners a major requirement of canadas defensive system today is men trained for antiaircraft operations charged with the defence of vital areas the men of the antiaircraft units are equipped and trained in the use of modern scientific equipment electronics radur radio and telephone there arc very few more important jolis than service in an antiaircraft unit for young men who want to make sure that canada is well defended against any eventuality to enlist you must 1 be a canadian citizen or british subject 2 be between 17 and 29 years of age 3 be single 4 meet army test requirements 5 volunteer for service anywhere report right away to room 2019 c building usgar s ottawa out no s personnel depot artillery pork bogot st kingston ont no 6 personnel depot chorloy parle douglas drive toronto ont no 7 porsonnol depot wolseley barracks elizabeth street iondon ont depots open 8 am lo 10 pja daily bring certificates of oge and education with you go active serve your country by strengthening canadas armed fortes today to build up the defences against aggression everywhere join the canadian army active force now boldly faced their judges and put the question directly to them as to whether it would be right in the sight of god to hearken unto them rather than to obey the lord himself insisting that they must continue to declare the things which they had seen and heard they deliberately defied the rulers even though they knew they did so at the very risk of their lives the heart of the lesson in seeking to account for the stirring ministry of the apostle peter we should keep two things clearly in mind first the back ground of nis association with the lord jesus during the years of his ministry and second the en- duement with the holy spirit who came at pentecost the training he received as he listened to the teaching of jesus and observed the power of god manifested in his daily life made an indelible im pression on peters mind and help ed to form his character it was an education such as no schools of this world could ever have given him but something more than this was needed to enable him to preach the word with convicting power and holy boldness it was for this that the holy spirit came when he filled peter with his brother apostles they were lifted above merely human possibilities and en abled to proclaim the gospel con vincingly and to perform signs and wonders in the name of jesus as the spirit directed junior farmer church service the ontario county junior farmer association held its fifth annual open air church service at beaverton on the united church lawn recently the service which was largely attended was led by ted croxall uxbridge president of the organ ization he was assisted by doris risebrough uxbridge and ever son norton locust hill the special speaker for the occasion was ross beattie of stayner past president of the ontario junior farmer associa tion special music was supplied by port perry junior farmers

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