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the tribune stouffville ont thursday june 12 w2 essssartkss ken wagg jeweller phone 24jl stouffville janagiaajaresisiiii engagements the engagement is announced of mabel gwendoline daughter of mrs annie yake and the late albert yake of gormley to john wideman son of mr and mrs willis wideman of stouffville the marriage to take place on satur day june 28th mr and mrs jack barkey of stouffville announce the engage ment of their daughter joyce anne to donald john miller son of mr and mrs henry miller of markham the marriage to take place in the united church stouffville at 3 pm on july 5th progress involves risks you cant steal second base and keep your foot on first stock up at this low pricei clarks with chili sauce speciali beans with pork vlfr outstanding value serve often dole fancy speciali fruit cocktail 31 real savingi hunts fancy speciali tomato juice 2 2v tremendous valuei york fancy cream style feature golden corn 20 delicious spread beekist no 1 feature white honey 45 ioeal 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sprln i illy of the cannington sunder- i land association of baptist i churches held in the local church jj wednesday june uh was the ordination of the pastor rev hrod f branton there were three sessions all well attended and represented by delegates from twenty different churches at the morning session an ordin ation council was convened and accepted by the church rev g searle of lindsay was chosen moderator with mrs c hisey as clerk the candidate was introduc ed by deacon g ratcliff he then gave in concise form and with clar ity of statement his conversion his call to the ministry and his doctrinal beliefs al this in the spirit of humility the candidate then retired while the council voted unanimously to fellowship him in the gospel minitry by ordination at the afternoon session rev w x charlton wa- the special speaker who gave a stirring mes sage from 2nd tim 21114 the gist of his message was based on scripture which was formerly an ancient hymn he admonished his listeners to obey gods laws by starting each morning and con tinuing through the day with that word as a song on our lips and thus the hymn will ring through out lives and be a testimony to the world special music was given at this session by the ladies group under direction of mrs geo allison at the evening session the open ing exercises were led by rev roy hisey of paris the ordination prayer was offered by rev d mc- intyre of xorland the charge to the candidate was given by a j heal of whitevale who said in effect god has set apart we only recognize the fact the charge to the church was given by rev w n charlton of mount pleasant rd toronto speaking briefly on the churches loyalty to their pas tor and to their god the right hand of fellowship was given by rev r d guthrie of orillia the ordination sermon was preach ed by rev r j brackstone of fenelon falls taking as his text 1 sam 10 1718 this scripture portion told where david was chosen king he being a man of gods annointing a man of har mony and a man of valour setting forth this three fold requisite of a pastor he stated that too often young men come out of colleges and seminaries blighted by careerism rather than possessing the true shepherds heart the baker hill ladies octette furnished musical numbers in the evening and at the close of this session the newly ordained minis ter closed with prayer alffllra mr and mrs- levi smith had upper with mr and mrs peter suektev one evening recently mr and mrs coutts of burling- lon called on the conner family saturday evening mr and mrs allan wideman left by bus sunday evening for kansas where they will attend the funeral of mrs wsderaans father misses marjorie and marion conner spent sunday with miss lois xigh mr and mrs levi uiller and family of pickering had sunday dinner with mr and mrs peter stickley gormley quite a number of folk motored to ohio last week to attend the brethren in christ church con ference which convened at milton ohio from wednesday till sunday mr and mrs f harvey and joyce motored to vineland lust sunday to visit mr and mrs har vey honsberger also mrs l saier miriam and elgin visited in the wavne funk home in vine- land we extend the sympthy of the community to mr and mrs a leek in the passing of mr leeks sister mrs drummond at the brierbush hospital last sunday mr and mrs walter steckley and family of barrie visited mr and mrs roy brillinger on sun day evening mr robert bell of barrie was a visitor sunday with mr peter brillinger mr bell at one time had been a neighbour of mr brill inger when they lived north of gormley on the fourth concession mrs f climenhage of fort erie also mr levi heise had supper friday evening with mrs e jones and mr stevens congratulations to mr and mrs j mcdonald on the birth of a son last thursday in xewmarket hospital mr and mrs geo watson of buffalo spent friday and satur day with mrs e jones and mr j as stevens mr and mrs harold hill and family enjoyed the holiday mon day on a fishing trip north of beaverton mr and mrs geo barrett and girls were entertained saturday evening in the home of mr and mrs harry jones rev h shantz of vineland had supper monday evening with mr and mrs s n doner rouge conservation assoc to hold inspection tour as a result of the meeting held n unionville may 2sth at which some 50 residents of the water shed were present the rouge river conservation association is now a going concern the consti tution based on that of the don valley association was presented to the meeting and ratified and a large number of those present paid the dollar fee necessary to make them members in good standing- further activities to increase the membership are in progress it w3 decided that on june 22nd a number of members will take an inspection tour of the lower reaches of the rouge the tour will end al the residence of mr and mrs don kennedy box grove you are invited to go along and if you will contact don ken nedy at agiiuourt 271m12 he will tell you the time and place to meer- independent contract for new township garage is challenged why was the contract for the new garage at buttonville let to an outsider without calling for tenders was the question put to markham township council at their regular evening session on monday night c a smith of smith construction co and a resident of unionville asked coun cil for an explanation of the method used in obtaining a build er for the garage its poor business to go outside and besides you havent even got a contract stated mr smith were doing what were doing on the departments suggestion replied reeve timbers were paying taxes here and should get a chance argued mr smith councillor lemasurier who had previously opposed the negotiating with mr bud spang to do the work backed up mr smith in his contention he stated that the con tractor had said that the job might cost as much as 15000 did spang sign a statement he would keep within the 55000 limit asked councillor lema surier lie signed the resolution replied the reeve deputyreeve james stated that spang liad agreed that he would try and keep within the price of 35000 and the township engi neers margison babcock advised council to go ahead theres nothing you can do about it if the price runs to 50000 said mr smith yes we can we can put him off the job replied councillor hoo per you havent got a contract and you have no control over the cost no company would consider spending this amount of money without a contract continued smith its being done and besides its approved by the highway depart ment and thevre paying half replied reeve timbers xo it isnt approved by the department argued councillor lemasurier well ill gamble well come out alright concluded deputy- reeve james councillor hooper added that the township had done jobs before without tendering and it was al right if the department agreed dicksons hill church continued from front page the newly erected church of brick construction is equipped with oil heating and air condition ing with spacious accommodation in both the sunday school and church auditorium the former building was not only too small for the growing congregation but also lacked a basement for the 125 sunday school children and was situated in a very dangerous location mr simeon hoover s5 years of age and his sister martha are members of longstanding at dicksons hill having had their names connected to the roll for the last g2 years with the dedication and opening of the fine well built structure at dicksons hill a new era in the expansion of religious work in this community has been marked new community centre continued from front page level of which may easily be con trolled by a small dam to provide for either wading or swimming west of the creek is an area which with some grading will make an excellent soft ball diamond and to the left of the entrance space has been marked out for a parking lot for cars it is hoped that all residents of whitchurch will feel that this park is a township project some thing in which all have a share and that it is not confined in any sense to vandorf and the immed iate neighborhood as has been mentioned the council purchased the land and twentyfive percent of the pur chase prices comes back in the form of a grant from the province of ontario twentyfive per cent of the cost of all completed and approved projects on the property is also refundable up to the total sum of five thousand dollars the board in beginning its work on the park has had to start from scratch financially the vandorf womens institute has offered its help and it is hoped that other public organizations and individ uals may take an interest it is the hope of all members of the board that this park may develop into something of which all may justly be proud rev geo webber marks okimnation ann iv bra by at iniowillk exactly fifty years to the very day sunday june sth rev geo webber prominent for many years as head of the lords day alliance marked the anniversary of his ordination at the unionville central united church as a student pastor rev webber also preached at peachs and melville xo fifty years in human history iias seen such progress as the last half century rev webber told the morning congregation there is a growing materialism in life it has taken root and things upon which true life are built are being seriously threatened as never before he said an organized national life without a spiritual life is always dangerous stated the speaker a number of friends of the visiting pastor and some who were members of his congregation fifty years ago welcome re webber at the conclusion of the morning service victoria square we wish a speedy recovery to mrs v westbrook who has been ill sympathy of the community is extended to mr ross klinck in the passing of his mother mrs t klinck at stouffville examinations seem to be the order of the day for the high school students at the present time good luck to everyone plans are being made for the annual sunday school picnic further notice later miss dorothy oliver of high land creek spent the weekend with friends here last tuesday a number of ladies from here attended the sr womens institute rally at wex ford mr and mrs herman mortson and joy spent sunday with mr and mrs herman fawcett and family of brampton the regular monthly meeting of the wa will be held on wednes day evening june 18th at 8 pm at the home of mrs joyce rich mond hill an interesting pro gram has been provided mr and mrs louis nichols mr and mrs r boynton and mr and mrs r perkins attended the fun eral of the late mrs t klinck at stouffville on monday afternoon a very impressive church ser vice was held sunday evening under the auspices of the local womans association special music was furnished by the mens choir which proved very inspiring mr john gauff of buttonville was the soloist guest speaker was rev lavalle smith of the united church training school toronto the sunday school anniversary services will be held on sunday june loth at 2i pm the guest speaker will be rev douglas davis of the stouffville united church special music will be furnished by the richmond hill united church choir at 730 pm rev a c huston will be the speaker and mrs kerr and mrs jenkins of the melville united church will supply special music the wms mission band and baby band will meet on saturday afternoon at 230 pm in the sun day school room browns cor ners mission band has been in vited the graduation exercises of- the baby band will also take place miss raymer of gormley will be the guest speaker everyone wel come goodwood mr herbert attended confer- eace in toronto mrs herbert and daughter accompanied him mr andrew morgason year- old citizen left last thursday morning on a holiday the gooviwod orange lodge is holding its annual church service in tlie goodwood united church on july sth at 730 pm all mem bers in the surrounding district are invited mr john ashenhurst has been seen lately following a motor driven lawn mower the neigh bors will be glad and no doubt will be borrowing it quite often rev r g halbert of vrooman- ton conducted the services in the goodwood united church last sunday while rev herbert con ducted anniversary services at udora miss wilson and miss swan of the faith mission will continue their services in the united church at s15 pm next week the missioners and session extend a sincere invitation to all the wa of the goodwood united church hold a rally last wednesday afternoon there were lt5 ladies present representing 13 womens groups several wa groups contributed to the pro- grain the stouffviue masonic lodge is holding its annual church service in the goodwood united church on sunday evening june 22nd at 730 oclock all masons in the surrounding district are invited to attend there will be a special speaker and special music ten members of goodwood loi sa 100 attended the annual church parade and service of the loyal county orange lodge of east york tlie service was held in hope united church and was augmented with toronto lodges of the loba ltb juveniles and the children from the ltb and orange home the lodges were so well represented in the parade it was impossible for all to get into the church for the service there was a family gathering at the home of mr and mrs f reid over the weekend mr and mrs c b reid of montreal mr norman reid of london mrs j w reid mr and mrs e w reid and sons miss norma reid of bracebridge mr and mrs h c reid mr and mrs roy reid mr and mrs harvey reid and family mrs laura reid mrs w cole mrs j l fenn and daughter and mr and mrs roy oaten gathered to enjoy the afternoon together a pleasant surprise awaited members of the loba at their meeting last thursday sister umphrey mistress of vrooman- ton and her lodge accompanied by the worthy mistress of udora sister reed were unexpected visitors at the close of the meet ing the vroomanton sisters served a delicious lunch which they had brought witli them these three loba s goodwood udora and vroomanton will be visitors of ladyworth lodge toronto this wednesday evening the stouffville girls softball team is having a practice in the park this friday night at 7 oclock all those interested are asked to be present births bullock mr and mrs donald bullock stouffville rri are happy to announce the birth of their daughter on sunday june s 1952 at the brierbush hospi tal stouffville grove mr and mrs merlin grove rr2 markham are happy to announce the birth of their son bruce edward at the markham nursing home on june sth 1952 greenwood miss sheila pegg has secured a position in the city with the bell telephone co mr and mrs d morden enter tained a few of their relatives last sunday in honor of mr and mrs fred byers 38th wedding anni versary the pegg families had a getto gether last sunday at the home of mr and mrs m pegg mrs flynn of brooklin was a recent visitor with the short family we are sorry to report that mr wesley sadler has not been feel ing well lately mrs f gibson still remains about the same at fairview lodge at whitby the greenwood circuit mission ary society met at the home of mrs a hooker kinsale with a good attendance we had the pleasure of welcoming back mrs barrett who is to be with us for tlie summer months the worship service in charge of the president mrs mowbray was taken by several members in the form of a dedication of supplies for the bale mrs clarke and mrs harbron spoke on the theme if a man knows not how to rule his own house how shall he take care of the church of god mrs mowbray took charge of the business lowerrfucesbeffht bj carefully selected used cars priced right 1917 oldsmobile torpedo two door 1917 monarch sedan radio and heater hill chevrolet coach real clean 1912 dodge coach radio and heater 193s plymouth sport coupe 1937 chevrolet coach murray smith park main sts stouffville ont open from 900 am to 900 pm i