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eternal security in the liieht of scripture nd of kiwrnce kev w s whitcombe mrllj preach on the abort subject in vivian church sunday at 730 pm tribune classifieds pay off i i i i i i church jvgms christ church anglican t j o tiller rector sunday june 17 1s5s 3rd alter trinity 30 am holy communion 3 0 am morning worship 3 0 am nursery sunday school 1 1 am sunday school tki 270 p m wa at mrs v williams frl 713 pm choir practice uphold the day of the lord cometh lsa 339 united church st0uffv1lle sunday june 17 1956 10 am sunday school 31 am morning worship monday june is at 230 pm the womans association will entertain the senior ladles of our church an interesting program 1ft being provided under the leadership of mrs ross winterstein wdne3day evening the garrett evening auxiliary will hold their regular meeting in the parlors alton a christian united missionary church sunday june it 1p56 1039 am sunday schooj 730 pm evangelistic bloomington and ringwood christian churches mr kenny edwards pastor sunday june 37 1956 bloomington 30 am sunday school 3 1 am morning worship ringwood bervict withdrawn in favour of the conference brethren in christ church heise hill gormley pastor bishop a h winger sunday june 17 1956 3 0 am sunday school 11 am worship service 7 pm evangelistic message wed 730 pm our midweek prayer service an invitation la extended to all united missionary church gormley bethesda rev c e flunking minister sunday june 17 195p hethksda 11 am sunday school 12 noon worship servica gormley s45 church broadcast cklb 10 am worship service 11 am sunday school 730 pm evangelistic service july s to 22 pike peak tent meeting second markham baker hill baptist churches rev bruce hisey sunday june 17 1956 second markhsm prayer service every wed s pm sunday- bible school 10 am gospel service 11 am voung peoples baptismal ser vice 730 pm pastors subj immersion com manded and practices baker hill prayer service thurs s30 pm in the church sunday gospel service 945 am bible school 11 am sermon title for fathers day the love of the prodigals father come bring your family and friends 545 white st james presbyterian church stouffville rev d r mckiuirnn ba bt sunday june 17 1956 3 0 am morning worship worship with us united missionary church rev h shantz minister sunday june 17 1956 mount joy 10 am sunday school 3 1 am lorning worship kev j m stauffer of the crusade for christ will be the speaker layer meeting is lifted during the meetings in markham fair grounds dickson hill 10 am morning worship 11 arm sunday school the 730 church service and prayer meetig lifted in favour of the markham tent meetings memorial christian church rev f a dearmond pastor sunday june 17 1956 10 am sunday bible school 1100 am morning worship 7 30 pm evening gospel hour wed june 13 sun june 17 annual conference of the christian churches of ontario to be held in altona frl 7 pm boys stockade frl 7 pm jr choir practice 345 white red lehmans shoes stouffville ontario oil lines to he subsidized farmers ask more aid reformed church of canada dutch meeting lemonvillo pastor rer dykstra sunday june 17 1956 10 am worship servic 11 am sunday school vivian mccormack memorial church rev w s whltcombe ma thurs s15 prayer and bible study sunday june 17 1956 1030 am sunday school 730 pm evening worship tuesday s15 young peoples stouffville baptist church pastor kev m gibson sunday june 17 1956 lofkl am church bible school 1100 am morning worship 730 pm eveningservice wed s pm prayer meeting fri s pm young peoples stouffville united missionary church rev f g llusoh minister sunday june 10th 1000 am sunday school classes for all ages 11 am worship speaker rer augsburger evangelist of the markham crusade for christ 730 pm evangelistic thurs s pm prayer service and bible study the annual meeting of zone 3 of the ontario federation of agriculture was held in sharon on wednesday june 6th with 75 delegates in attendance zone three takes in the counties of wentworth halton peel duff- erin simcoe york and ontario the meeting opened in the morning with the men and women holding separate ses sions the mens meeting was in charge of c iooper gormley the womens section was chair ed by mrs pound of wentworth county the morning sessions were taken up with reports from the county federations arid discus sions on projects being carried on by the various groups york county federation was host for the noon meal that was prepared by the wa of the sharon united church after dinner the dejegatcs had a half hour tour of the pioneer temple and museum mr frank brumwell presi dent of york county federation welcomed the guests on behalf of the county organization and county warden mr marshall mcmurchy extended greetings on behalf of york county mr wm mccarthy of shel- bourne was chairman of a panel that discussed are farm pro duces likely to be sold on quota basis in the future members of the panel were r brown halton county jim white and jack brigham of wentworth russel rodd ontario county john hughes simcoe county and hartley houston of nipiss- ing district findings of the panel are as follows we now have quotas for milk and tobacco and if we are to have adequate prices and rea sonable working hours for the farmers we must except quotas for other products this also would insure that a higher qual- oooooooooqooooqoooooooooooq ken wagg says good display for local flower show la u of the backward i spring there was a good display of bloom for the flower show in the united church basement last monday night mr douglas boyd of rich mond hhi judged the show j which had around eighty entries j music was provided by a few of miss ubsiias pupils claudia brillinger mary anderson fran ce farr john xotea kenny i aida bety anne slack barb- 3ra sanders mr boyd as ruest speaker spoke on gardening anticipaj tion is the biggest factor in i gardening he also commented on the different clauses in the show the following were the winners i iris 1 spike m meren iris 3 spikes m merteas tulips 6 anne lhman mrs e farthing mrsf wagg tulips 6 miied mrs alex ratcliff mrs a far thing mrs f fairies vase of aoy m merreus l gillion mrs f wagg basket of lilac mrs a ratcliff m mertens mrs t baxter pansy arrange ment mrs f fairies mrs e farthing mrs a ratcliff viola arrangement anne lehman lily of the valley arrangement mrs fred batten mrs e baker mrs a ratchs shrub 1 spray mrs a ratcliff a lehman basket of mlied shrubs mn a farthing basket of flowers tulips predominating mrs a farthing m mertens bouquet for kitchen mrs f fairies l gillion mrs r davis vase of mixed flowers m mertens ar rangement for coffee table mrs f fairies m mertens mr e baker centre for daing table mrs baxter mrs a ratcliff mrs r davis arrangement in cup and sauce- mrs r davis mrs baxter mrs a farthing box gift wray1 with floral decoration mrs a farthing mrs e farthlne floral ar rangement in unusual container mrs r davs mrs baxter ms ratcliff bouquet for childs room mm bacr mrs ratcliff mrs baker front view arrange ment uing 1 bloom and any foliage mrs a farthing miniature bouquet mrs a farthing mrs e farthing mrs ratcliff african violet single mrs e baker african violet double m mertens gloxinia mrs f wagg ity product was marketed we feel that the farmer would have to be properly informed and would have to have full con trol of the products they pro duce producers should control the setting of quotas and would have to be prepared to finance this project in advance be cause we would need very good legal and financial talent the panel felt that all this could be done but we must have strong organization and also that surpluses of food should be classed as a national asset mr mccarthy summed up the panel discussion with the fol lowing statement we must have more faith in our farm leaders and back them up in the decisions they make we must stop discussing things that are not practical in our own genera tion we must lower our sights and hit some of the things we aim at i among the resolutions passed at the meeting was a resolution requesting that farm truck i licences be placed back at their previous rate another resolution was that if oil lines are going to be subsi dized agricultural products should receive more support a third resolution was where as it is not known that ontario federation of agriculture has promoted and organized many coops and commodity groups that have been of great assist ance to- farmers resolved that the federation name be more closely associated with these organizations some people waste a great deal of their time making large i amounts of money they dont i need or know what to do with etfee with the written guarantee msit twbni why gamble valuable time and crops with imported twine madi from inferior henequen fibers get the true sisalana baler twini thats guaranteed 9000 feet per bale 325 lbs average tensile strength with uniform smoothness and weight in every foot a written guarantee in every bale of international baler twine backs these claims your ih dealer will replace without charge any ball found to btfof defective manufacture that causes mal functions in a properly adjusted baler bale your crops with international baler twine and see the difference in bales per ball hours saved in nonstop troublefree baling performance and costs per ton see vour ih dealer todav chas richardson son stouffville ontario internatioiiidi harvester c6rnpdnyfcanajdlirriiled melville bethesda peaches ballantrae united churches rer h d moddle sunday june 17 1956 mklviiik axni versa it v services 11 am and 730 pm special speaker dr d a matheson dean of emmanuei college toronto special music by melville choir evening service special music by the iakeshore interchurch male choir regular services withdrawn stouffviue youth fat g4xhe i i f samrdtv morning cjr ck saturday 745 pm second markham church saturday night nml vfc lis a planned programme for nil to enjov sink ing of rlioruw jinil hymns jo and iliyl- in vith musical mcmsagr the vfc tiirn choir wifb special number film hi inn of two llrollier kev dougla davis will u on the weekly broadcast remember the pleasant sum eve- nine in llir lnrk marline nl r00 a hand rimrm bj lli- vfc band film w for mo and mi llonc raii o i o g i krklind tv b tfmmlns 0 fch north bay undtv morning c k i r ohawi c y 0 ortliia c jet smlht falls 50 kf 600 kc kc k kc 11 is am 915 am si5 am 00 am so am 50 am the stouffville tribune thursday june 14 1956 he t imyimmmmivi mm m m mm m m m m m master growing pellets just 7 lbs required from chick to maturity master growing pellets were specially dee ped to give you economy of feeding on range it provides all the body building ingredients nccessarv to sus tain profitable egg production for months on end you need feed only onethird master growing pellets to twothirds scratch grains during the entire growing season one pullet consumes about 7 lbs of pellets yet it receives all the balanced nourishment necessary to lay the foundation for future high production master growing pellets grow- big frame birds with solid flesh ing the pellet form eliminates waste retains vitamin content longer and guarantees that the birds eat all essential ingredients payi to suitch to master grotting pellets your local master dealer claremdnt coop phone 38 teeplrsvvtfpt qraduation of barbara mairs mrs david dawson sr at tended the graduating exercises of the school of nursing in hon our of her granddaughter miss barbara b mairs it was held in the oshawa collegiate and vocational institute on friday june 8th among those in at tendance were mr david m dawson of toronto mrs wm p boyington of uxbridge mr and mrs jos w einpringham of balsam and dr n f and mrs tomlinson at the close of lha very impressive service miss mails assisted by miss phyllis jonos of balsam received her guests at the mclaughlin hall gardens a very pleasing ges ture on barbaras part was the presentation of her bouquet ot rosea to her grandmother township of markham this municipality desires to obtain the services of a professional engineer applications for the position will be received by the undersigned until tuesday july 3 1956 12 oclock noon dst applications to state qualifications age exper ience in municipal engineering etc salary arranged by an interview with council chas hoover clerk township of markham gormley rr2 broiling fryers or roasting chickens 2v2 to 31b average 45 c it combination sale 1 lb weiners 1 pkg buns 49c lean minced beef 3 ib 85c metworst smoked sausage 49c lb make stouffville your shopping centre freshie or kool aid 5 pkgs 29 wilsons ginger ale 2 bottles 35c plus deposit hillcrost sweet mixed pickles 16 oz 23 stokelys fancy cream style corn 15 oz 2 for 27 kam 3 tins 99 javex 16 oz bottle 14 javex 32 oz bottle 24 carload we deliver phone 280 oocoooo nrtt