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Stouffville Tribune (Stouffville, ON), January 25, 1962, p. 3

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church news christ church anglican stouffville ber john l baa sector sunday january 28th 1962 fourth sunaay after epiphany 930 ajn holy communion 930 am junior and senior sunday schools 630 pjn monday brownies 730 pm tuesday wolf cubs 7j0o pm wed girl guides 700 pjn wet jr choir prac tice 00 pm wed sr choir prac tice stouffville united church rev j gordon cruikshanit ba sunday january 38th 1962 945 am junior to senior sunday school 1100 am nursery to primary sunday school 11 am morning worship mon 7 pm explorers tues 730 pm cubs wed 730 pm scouts thur 7 pjn cgit 815 pm choir practice the annual congregational meeting will be held in the church at 815 pm on tuesday january 30th a good attendance is requested the sacrament of baptism will be administered on sunday february 4th during the morn ing service those who have children to present please con tact the minister by february 1st stouffville baptist church a church with a message for today minister rev j williams sunday january 28th 1962 10 am bible school all ages 11 am family worship 7 pm prayer meeting 730 p m evening service mon jan 29 sunday school supper and program at 630 pm wed 8 pm prayer and bible study st james presbyterian church stouffville minister rev gordon llamili ba sunday january 28th 1962 10 am morning worship 10 am church school worship with us united missionary church rev alfred rccs minister makk1iam sunday january 28th 1962 10 am sunday school 11 am worship service sub ject where is the lord god of elijah 730 pm evangelistic service subject the world this is the third in a series on john 316 the mens chorus will sing mon 8 pm young peoples markham senior group in charge tues s pm teacher training classes tlnir 8 pm prayer bible study the elder brother dicksons hill 945 a m worship service sub ject where is the yord god of elijah 1050 am sunday school there is a place for you in our school 730 pm evangelistic service mr tom dow will preach mon 8 pm young peoples wed 8 pm prayer bible study the elder brother make our church your church home brethren in christ church hcise hill gormley rastor rev win vnmlcrucnt ph richmond hill turner 43155 sunday january 2sth 1962 10 am sunday school 11 am worship service 730 pm evangelistic wed 745 pm midweek prayer meeting blooimington christian associated gospel church rastor g t goodcrham bth sunday january 2sth 1962 945 am bible school 11 am morning worship 730 pm evening service mon 730 pm senior hitime wed s pm prayer meeting thur 4 pm junior hitime this program is for all young people in grades 55 or aged thur 2 pm womens aid this the missionary meeting will be held in the home of mrs eugene baker stouffville junited missionary church rev arthur walsh minister sunday january 28th 1962 10 ajn sunday school with classes for all ages 11 ajn morning worship 730 pjn evening service the pastor will preach at both services the stouffville and district mens fellowship choir will sing at the evening service wed 8 pm midweek prayer meeting pioneer girls the colon ists meet each tues at 7 pm the pilgrims meet each wed at 30 pm gormley united missionary church rev c e hunkinjr minister sunday january 28th 1962 10 am sunday school 11 am the pastor will preach 730 pm rev c e prosser and students from emanuel bible college kitchener you are always welcome at gormley churchill musselmans lake bible school sunday january 28th 1962 1q30 sunday school second markham baker hill baptist churches rev buice hisey sunday january 28th 1962 second markham our church family meets for prayer fellowship wed 8 pm mens prayer fellowship sat 8 pm in pastors study next lords day come to our bible school 10 am morning service 11 am bring the baby to the nursery and enjoy the service con tinuing our theme how does god make us holy- evening service conducted by our young people 730 pm baker dill will every member please come to our annual business meet ing thurs 8 pm next lords dav bible school 130 pm service 230 pm ps 59 9 exalt the lord our god and worship at his holy hill for the lord our god is holy stouffville memorial christian church pastor mr clarence t bass sunday january 28th 1962 10 am sunday school 11 am morning worship 730 pm evening service 8 pm mon young peoples 7 pm wed childrens choir practice prayer and bible study wed 8 pm in parsonage ringwood christian church mr barry jones minister sunday january 28th 1962 10 am sunday school 1110 a m worship service 6 30 pm wed childrens meet ing 8 pm wed ce prayer meet ing almira mennonite church sunday january 28th 1962 worship service 10 am bible study 745 pm everyone vvelcome mrs g sisco heads united church women the inaugural meeting of the newly formed organization the united church women was held wednesday evening january 1 in the united church about one hundred and twentyfive women were in attendance the meeting was opened by rev cruikshank who called on mrs reg button a member of the nominating committee to present the slate of officers for this new organization which is as follows pres mrs gordon sisco 1st vice pres mrs cruik shank 2nd vice pres mrs fred williams 3rd vice pres mrs harold spofford rec sec retary mrs john williamson corresp secretary mrs nor man hill treasurer mrs wal ter atkinson group leaders mrs s crouch mrs t wedsel- toft mrs r mercer mrs d bacon committees christian educa tion mrs j ogilvie nominat ing mrs n smith finance mrs a woods press mrs n bakei manse mrs n o boyle friendship visiting mrs a campbell program mrs r winterstem flowers mrs ray holden membership and recruiting mrs s hast ings literature and periodicals mrs r button the new president mrs sisco was then called on to conduct the remainder of the meeting in her opening remaiks mrs sisco said this is a great hon our to be chosen the first presi dent of your new organization the united church women it is also a great responsibility but one that is shared with dedi cated christianwomen who will uphold me and all the new exec utive with their prayers their sympathy and willing help it will take the dedicated devotion and faith of every woman in this congregation to rture and guide this new movement into a great organization that will en rich all our lives and our com munity the worship service was con ducted by mrs roy dowswell this is a new year and a new era for the women of our chu rch said the speaker this is the year that has been on the planning boards of our head office for 19 years the inaug ural year of united church wo men in our new organization we must be willing to take a part it will not be possible to enjoy this newer fuller church life unless we are willing to put something of ourselves into it when next you are asked to help swallow those refusals and say ill try the results will spell success for our new organ ization and will lead you to a newer better and fuller church life a poem by mrs r winter- stein a solo by mrs r hamm ond and a vote of thanks by mrs l jennings to those who had contributed to the program con cluded the meeting the new executive will official ly be installed during the morn ing church service on sunday jan 27 capacity congregation hears moled singer good home training is the most essential part of a boys life stated reeve timbers at the father and son night held m the markham um church he went on to remind the group of 100 that the future depends on the boys of today it was an interesting note that reeve timbers was one of the first students of the mongolia sun day school councillor charles hoover mentioned that he had no boys of his own but he was proud to have brought along two for the father and son din ner mr hoover advised the boys that we will see the impor tance of how we live later on in life a poor record is often a hiderance to employment mr morry worozbyt of the christian service brigade out lined the work of this organiz ation illustrating the program by coloured slides and a bible message the first of five teacher train ing classes aws held on tues day evening mrs s wideman gave an excellent lecture on sunday school procedures mr carl grove principal of the ballantrae public school will give a lecture on methods the markham um church was packed to capacity last sun day evening to hear the noted song writer and gospel singer mr stuart hamblen due to weather conditions mr hamblen was almost one hour late for the service the paster rev a rees led the congregation in the singing of the great gospel hymns and preached a second sermon in the present series on the golden text of the bible thraby juuiy 25 1962 the stouffvuie tribune pi 3 altona united missionary church rev dow sargcant pastor special services 45 pm monday to friday at altona school house miss white miss duggan in charge jan 2227 rev j allen wal lace will speak each night at s pm at altona church sunday january 28th 1962 1030 am sunday school 730 pm rev wallace will speak united church melville charge rev g davison sunday january 28th 1962 1000 am peachs 1140 am melville 230 pm bethcsda 730 pm inaugural service of the united church women in melville church mon jan 29 peachs church annual meeting 815 pm vivian mccormack memorial church rev bruco niscy pastor sunday january 28th 1962 1030 am bible school 730 pm evening worship tues 8 pm bible study and prayer thurs s pm young peoples meeting stouffvuu- youth i 7 sat- 7 pm skating indoor games bs0 pm youth rally dynamic film the family that changed the world sun 915 pn fellowship fire side sunshine trio marlene coates soloist bible quizzing sal feb 3 sleigh ride ringwood mr r j filyer who was de tained at his sons home in aur ora at the new year holiday with a heart condition is now much improved mrs dan fil yer is home from york county hospital but had to leave their wee son there until later mrs r breuls a former resi dent here died on saturday jan 13th in her 88th year she has been living in toronto for the last twenty years on wednesday night after prayer meeting at the home of mr and mrs walter vague mrs vague surprised mr and mrs fred steckley by serving tea and cake the occasion was mr and mrs steckleys wed ding anniversary on thursday evening mrs steckleys sisters and husbands entertained them to a turkey supper at their home on saturday evening they were entertained at the home of their daughter shirley and friend miss ruth fox in tor onto and again turkey was on the menu mr harold steckley and family of hamilton were guests as well as several friends of shirley and ruth mr and mrs ellesworth kef- fer of markham and mr and mrs arthur paisley had dinner on friday evening with mr and mrs herb hisey and donna mr and mrs clarence fock- ler and family and mrs jos foc- kler called on mr and mrs dou glas nigh and mrs harry pres ton of armitage friday evening mr and mrs herb hisey and donna had dinner on saturday evening ith mr and mrs art wagg and family of mt albert mr and mrs norman nigh bradley and julee ann had sat urday night dinner with mr and mrs clarence fockler and family engagement mr and mrs geo gray clare- mont ont wish to announce the engagement of their daugh ter barbara jean to david ed ward pike son of mr and mrs reginald pike toronto ont the marriage to take place march 10th 19g2 lome gillion passes suddenly in 58th year mr lome richard gillion 159 rupert st stouffvllle passed away suddenly at his home on sunday jan 21 1962 in his 58th year he was a son of the late mr and mrs edward gil lion and is survived by his wife the former annie meyer a bro ther revis of mount albert and a sister nellie of oakville the late lome gillion was a gard ener and interested in the work of the local horticultural so ciety he was identified with the united church the funeral was held on tues day jan 23 from the chapel of l e oneill in charge of rev cruikshank and rev d davis pallbearers were messers ar thur knight gordon brown bob macaloney george tim bers joe lewis and howard do ner interment was in stouff ville cemetery local and personal happenings demolition work has been started on the old queens court residence on main street mrs will swain who has been hospitalized this past year with a broken hip was entertained to a turkey dinner on saturday at the home of her son mr and mrs harvev swain this was in honour of her ssth birthday there were 27 present including three grandchildren and one greatgrandchild also her two sisters mrs dan hall of stouff ville and mr and mrs ezrl cook of aurora and a brother mr and mrs joe harrison ml albert mr neil patrick president of the stouffville lions club and reeve win timbers spoke brief ly on monday night at the open ing of a largescale minor hoc key program in the stouffville arena the event is held in con junction with minor hockey week across canada dr ron smith was the winner of the s10 door prize donated by the ar ena manager w t rennie the ticket was drawn by his grand son donald rennie the seller of the ticket was pat smith who wins for himself a new hockey stick mr roy ward church st was fined 1500 and costs be fore magistrate r a pearse in richmond hill court on friday morning for speeding on main street dec 30th mr ward was not present a seventeen year old toronto manwas fined 35 and costs for driving at 75 miles per hour in a 50 mile zone da vid frank oconnor was stop ped by pc dennis davies af ter he gave chase from inside the stouffville limits to a point south of ringwood on no 48 hwy the driver and six occu pants were returning home from a hockey practice in the stouffville arena on dec 30th named to several committees n reeve win timbers and dep utyreeve ken laushway of stouffville were in newmarket most of last week attending the first session of york county council for 1962 both local rep resentatives were named to sev eral of the county committees in the case of the special com mittees the stouffville reeve will serve on the planning com mittee and the property com mittee and the deputyreeve will serve on the police com mittee and the welfare commit tee the deputyreeve will also be a member of the bylaws and legislative committee reeve timbers will serve on the coun ty home committee the 93rd annual convention of markham township sunday school association was held on thursday jan 18th in the local baptist and united churches besides the reports discussion periods childrens service and addresses there was a work shop for ss workers in the evening session those in charge were beginners mrs harold rutherford juniors rev fred kreick youth mr leroy so- per and adults doctor s s crouch mrs jas oldham was the guest soloist at the after noon session rev douglas da vis installed the officers for this year as follows past pres mr hugh boyd pres mr percy bennett 1st vice mr lewis heise 2nd vice mr m farqu- harson secty mr e j stiver assist secretary mrs ross mc kay treasurer rev roscoe chapin in the various departments beginners mrs fred kreick mrs ken walker girls work mrs harold rutherford mrs c powell boys work mr j grant mr m farquharson young people carl timbers mervyn harper adult dept lome wideman a g little home dept mrs chas ratcliff mrs malcolm keith temper ance percy bennett paul burkholder missions mrs c hodgson mrs sam gough re ligious education hugh boyd s stouffer teacher training rev allan lavis rev n ging rich rev wm vanderbent minister of heise hill brethren in christ church was the guest speaker at the evening session mr and mrs george court ney of lincolnville celebrated their 5sth wedding anniversary on saturday jan 20 mr and mrs gorman dixon and sons have moved to new market where he is employed as a radio and tv repairman mr and mrs percy ford of barrie who just returned from florida and mr and mrs wm ford also of barrie were visit ors on sunday with their mo ther mrs ford and mr frank rae of church st mr john corner confined for many weeks in hospital and later to st johns convalescent centre following a serious acci dent near beaverton several months ago arrived home on tuesday mr and mrs percy tarr of lloyd ave were in montreal this week attending a threeday convention of the monument builders of canada association it was held in the mount royal hotel mr ted topping was the win ner of the 10 cash door prize in tuesday evenings minor hoc key program in the stouffville arena his son teddy sold the ticket and earns for himself a new hockey stick stephen hall made the draw prior to the jr hockey game the threenight program concludes on thurs day a surprise stork shower was given on monday evening for mrs bev davies fairview ave the hostess was mrs eileen pi- pier 9th line north she was assisted by mrs sylvia english among the eighteen guests present were mrs davies of aurora mrs joan doodchenko mrs beth long and mrs doro thy kelland all of uxbridge the ladies auxiliary to the royal canadian legion br 459 are selling tickets on an oil painting 16 x 20 entitled at kinsons lane deer park painted by local artist edith sanders proceeds are to be used for local high school bursary sponsored by the auxiliary the painting is displayed at aikens drug store tickets may be pur chased at the store or from any member of the auxiliary lucky ticket to be drawn in february the reguar meeting of the womens institute was held on january 17 at the home of mrs a burgin main st the presi dent mrs w smith presided over the meeting the roll call was answered by a canadian city and its location readings were given by mrs mitchell and mrs williamson mrs j rehill of the cancer society showed a film time is life mrs l sanderson gave a talk about institute work in the northwest territories and their growth these centres are used for craft work a social hour followed with mrs burke mrs king and mrs bartholomew as hostesses lets look at teen town this saturday night a dance featuring the blue bops will be held at the stouffville high school the general admission will be 75c for members and nonmembers alike we hope to have a large crowd for this familiar and local group who have been hired from 9 pm to 1130 pm from the opening time of 830 to 9 oclock a twist- time is to be held and the music supplied by records everyone showing any twist talent should come and join in the fun re freshments will be served at the school and surplus teen town records will be given away for prizes the readers of this column should be reminded that a sug gestion box is by the door at every dance for any suggestions that could improve the dances or offer ideas of new entertain ment keep this in mind sat urday night at the high school and come for the twisttime and the blue bops ron patrick open new christ church hall ut i v j k k ua on wednesday evening of ing of the new christ church jcct was completed just seven reverend v h wilkinson of last week rore than 200 pco- anglican hall on sunset blvd months following the sod- toronto was in charge of the pie attended the official open- in stouffvllle the 40000 pro- turning in june 196l rt ceremony staff photo mrs thomas diller of mon golia celebrates her ninetieth birthday on thursday jan 25 mr a j chappeu glad park ave suffered a broken leg rec ently when he slipped and fell on the ice medical treatment was provided by dr doug bro- die forty five stouffville high school students attended satur day nights performance at the crest theatre caesar and cleo patra starring toby robbins and mavor moore the first meeting of the local association ot the stouffvllle guides and brownies will be held on saturday jan 27th at 230 pm at 13s hawthorne ave all interested mothers are urg ed to atterd sheba a german shepherd dog owned by mr and mrs an drew rattray fairview ave was the subject of a townwide search last week when she was discovered missing from the rattray home the family was relieved when the pet returned en thursday evening entries from fenelon falls sutton port perry and union- ville took part in an open bon- spiel at uxbridge last week and the unionville rink skipped by eleanor crossin of stouffville emerged as three game winners other members on the team in cluded hilda kelly peggy con- lin and janet rodick stouffville firemen were called out to the home of mr leland johnson northeast of town dur ing the early hours of wednes day morning the blaze which appeared to start in a closet was quickly extinguished mr john assinck who resides in one half of the house put in the alarm mr and mrs nelson case larry and lorl of mount albert were guests on sunday of her grandparents mr and mrs f wagg edward st mr and mrs n l king of belhaven were supper guests saturday evening with mr and mrs ernest pilkey and john of victoria st in the list of the new officers for 1962 of stouffviiie branch of the canadian legion mr james mckellar should have been listed as the correspond ing secretary and mr frank barker as secretarytreasurer mr and mrs jim austin for mer stouffville residents and now living in collingwood were visitors here on wednesday of last week and attended the offi cial opening of christ church anglican hall in the evening mr jack arnott a player last year with stouffville merch ants in the community hockey league suffered the loss of his wife jill barbara in the toronto east general hospital on wed nesday jan 17th she was in her 26th year besides her hus band and parents she is sur vived by two children glen da vid and catherine louise the funeral service was conducted on friday with interment in resthaven memorial gardens about a dozen cadets of the stouffville air cadet squadron attended the stouffville munici pal council meeting on thursday evening reeve timbers wel comed the boys and a number ol items were explained to them during the course of the meet ing mr timbers said council was pleased to see the boys taking an interest in municipal affairs and hoped that others would come as well this is a matter on which the tribune lias commented editorially a number of times stouffville teen town saturday jan 27th at the high school 830 twisttime 900 blue bops prizes refreshments admission 75c members nonmembers lntendgft lean rolled prime rib roast lb 79c steer beef i pure pork sausage lb 45c country style minced beef 2 lbs foir 75c wieners 2 lbs for 75c boloijiia by the piece or sliced 29c 0 boyles meat market we deliver phone 35 stouffville hhrv quality service tl n poultry hog dairy cattle feeds made daily in our mills always fresh buy bulk to cut cost egg0 poultry feeds pork0 pig and hog feed milk0 dairy and cattle feed pork0 concentrates cattle and hog mineral stiver bros phones 502w 506w 506j

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