Whitchurch-Stouffville Newspaper Index

Stouffville Tribune (Stouffville, ON), November 19, 1964, p. 5

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west end barber shop hours tues thar fri s ajn tin 9 pm wed and sat 8 ua till 6 pjn len david and bill keeping 3 registered barbers 133 3iaix st w stocffvnjle neville appliances for the best our service excels our prices match the rest our year guarantee sells admiral zenith lowrey simplicity tv radio hifi organ kitchen and laundry equipment 6403395 i ringwood pastor for office supplies its the tribune gacck3c3oxvfcwvwc now the conveniences ot modern living are yours with lp gas delivered anywhere for ranges water heaters refrigerators etc up gas is thrifty too altane propane gas and appliances 216 markham rd richmond hill phone av 55281 toronto wa 35851 jr alty stouffville 6101874 on term deposits guaranty trust company of canada richmond hill foil office corntr 8844415 customer parking at the rear of the office proclamation to the municipal electors of the township oi markham rubiic notic is hereby given that pursuant to tlio ontario municipal act a meeting or the municipal electors of the township of markham will be held in the victoria square community centre hall located on 18th ave immediately west of don mills road from 7 oclock until 8 oclock in the evening for the nomination of candidates for the offices of reeve deputyreeve and one councillor for each of the wards one two and three to serve the tcwnship of markham for the year 1965 nominations will also be held at the same time for the election of two trustees for the public school board of the township school area of mark ham no 1 and five trustees for the public school board of the township school area of markham no 2 if more candidates are proposed than required to be elected the proceedings for ailing said offices will be adjourned until monday the 7th day of december 1964 when s poll wdi be opened at ten oclock in the morning and shall continue until eight oclock in the afternoon and no longer h c t crisp returning officer ringwood christian church celebrates 140th anniversary beginning on sunday nov 22nd the congregation of tho ringwood christian church will commence a week of special services on thf occasion of their 140th anniversary the original church was established in 1824 the present structure located west of ringwood was erected in 1868 the pastor rev barry jones is pictured here at the front of the building staff photo bev barry jones pastor the toronto bible college chorale will be leading two serv ices at the ringwood christian church this sunday giving a lively start to the congregations 140th anniversary services the church was first estab lished in the year 1824 on oct 2nd when a charter was drawn up and signed by twentyeight members the original charter vhich was handwritten is still in the possession of the congre gation and will be displayed at the church during the week of anniversary services the con gregation originally met in a school house at the corner of the 7th cone and the whitchurch- markham townline later the first church was erected on the west side of the 7th cone just south of the townline in 1s68 a new and larger church was built on the town- line this 96 year old building is the church which the congrega tion still worship in today the opening services took place on christmas eve and christmas day of 186s at one oclock on christmas day a great dinner was served in the driving shed at the rear of the church old docu ments outlining plans for this event tell us we purpose by the assistance of our friends to furnish a 1 regular old fashioned christ mas dinner minus the eng lish plum pudding perhaps and as the little branch nt ringwood is weak and heavily pressed we hereby invito our sister churches to take the matter in hand and prepare their roast bcof legs of mut ton geese turkeys chicken boiled ham with all their ac companiments etc etc all hands come with well fdled klcighs hearts full of love to god and good will to man pockets laden with the need- fui and i am sure we shall haye agood time we purpose fo have a dining room 22 by 100 feet or upwards comfort able and well replenished i think we will have ample accommodation for all that may come it was a bitterly cold day but from the records we read it was the greatest feast of the kind we ever attended sev eral hundred must have par taken of the dinner speeches followed in the chapel in 1952 the church was moved back 30 feet from the road and a basement was built to enlarge the facilities in the past two j jars the frame building has been covered with aluminum sid ing on the outside and replaster- ed on the inside further im provements are planned for the future outstanding choir an outstanding feature of these anniversary services will be the visit of the 40 voice to ronto bible college chorale this group have sung on tv and radio made two lp records and travelled widely in canada and the states the chorale rep resent canadas oldest bible college and one that has gradu ated thousands of students graduates are now serving christ in 56 countries of the world another feature will be a dis play of old photographs of members and friends past and present and of various special occasions which have taken place in the history of the church this is expected to draw much attention on the final sunday evening of the anniversary week dr j h hunter the noted author speaker and editor of the evangelical christian will make an unusual presentation he will recite from memory the story of john bunyans the pilgrims progress the congregation is eagerly anticipating these special serv ices planned for the week of november 22nd to 29th and warmly invite all friends and interested neighbours to join with them on this joyful occa sion toronto bible college choir an outstanding feature of the anniversary week will iks the visit of the 40volce toronto biblecollcge choir they will attend the two services this sundaytlic group has made sev eral guest appearances on radio and television and lias made two longplay records wilbur caddcll photo report from parliament by michael starr mp parliament has been assured by the prime minister- that the ca nada pension plan resolution will be placed on the order paper before theehd of oc tober when it will be introduc ed for discussion is another matter- this present session is the longest in history and it is doubtful whether the resolution will be passed before tho end the year because of other mat ters to be considered by the end of october the government will again be forced to ask parliament for interim supply in order to pay its bills at the end of the month the reason for this action is the fact that the estimates of all de partments of the government have not yet been approved the passing of interim supply will take a few days because there are a number of matters that have to be aired by parliament some 53 matters have been dealt with by parliament since this session began in february of this year this of course does not include the time spent on many other routine and spe cial debates that were disposed of during this period in addition approximately three quarters of an hour is spent each day on the oral question period- the writ ten questions are dealt with twice a week but they only take a comparatively short period of time time is also a factor when ministers of the crown make long drawnout announcements on motions this announcement is usually followed by com ments from the leader of the opposition and the three leaders of the other parties in the house of commons dependlngon the importance of the announce ment the time consumed by the minister and the comments can be of fairly long duration when questioned in the house i of commons as to what the government expects to pass in the form of legislation before the end of the session the prime minister was unable to state ex actly what his intentions are this lack of a definite program leaves the house of commons in a qandary as to what lies ahead of them and what their goal is for this session conse quently this session may end tinue well on into the new year tinue well oninto the new year the report of the flag commit tee is due soon and evidently the government wishes to have tliis matter resolved before christmas the labour code has to be completed as well as the bill on redistribution the railway bill is a controversial one and could take some time to pass always in the background are the estimates of some twelve government- departments- that have to be dealt with if the government performs is likely that they may intro- is likely that theymay intro duce other measures and amend ments before this session ends in summary this represents a great deal of work and unless the government foregoes some of this legislation we willbe in session for a long time to come a new farmer moving nearby asked an bid indian farmer when corn should be planted the indian answered get up early in the morning and sit on the ground if it is cold dont plant the stourryhie towne tkrcbr mmobw 191964 ftp 3 save w0rksave time- save money too superior is automagically the best dryer for you a new superior dryer does your whole wash in a jiffy at about one quarter the operating cost of other dryers gets clothes fluffier wrinklefree and fresh as all outdoors see or call your superior man he has all the gleaming new propane dryers on display now automagic propane dryers offer set n forget con venience front loading top controls free automatic fuel delivery free installation free service low low down payment with terms to suit your budget qupbpiop propane ltd keele street concord ontario thone av 61195 for heating cooking drying too- superior is automagically best for you il chiropractic viewpoint advantages of even muscular development if you are a person who thinks that because your dally work- demands a lot of physical activity exercise is un- necessary to keep you in good shape you can be painfully wrong as a matter of fact some athletes at the peak of championship form have suffered from lack of proper exercise a few years ago the sports page carried the story of a discus thrower who doffed his sweater one chilly day and felt a sharp sudden pain that incapacitated him exa mination disclosed a rib dislocation it was not from pulling his shirt over his head it was because the muscles on the side from which he hurled the discus were so overdeveloped that when they contracted from exposure to the cold they pulled the rib out of place s j a carpenter contractor rushing to catch upon work that had been delayed because of bad weather found himself suffering from a pain between the shoulder blades concluded next week mnnnmnuntjnnf taannaoaaa notice to electors township oi whitchurch i thomas kerr clerk of the township of whit church do certify that the following is a true state ment of a question to be submitted to obtain the opinion of the electors v are youin favour of the election of members of the council of the township of whitchurch and the electionof trustees of thetownship of whitchurch public school area for a two year term the rote on the question shall be aken at the same time and at the same places as the municipal elec tion the 71 h day of december 1964 at the hour of 1200 oclock midnight at the municipal offices at vandorf in the township of whitchurch shall be the time when and place where the clerk shall sum up the number of votes in the affirmative and in the negative on the question the 3rd day of december 1964 at the hour of 1000 oclock in the forenoon at the municipal offices at vandorf in the township of whitchurch shall be the time and place for the appointment of persons to attend at the polling places and at the filial sum ming up of the votes by the clerk on behalf of the persons interested in the affirmative or the negative on the said question thomas kerr clerk township of whitchurch rr1 gormley ontario i fred melick milkman got a scotia plan car loan 1900overnight mr melick needed abetter ear- badly but where could he get the money he needed to buy a newer car fortunately for mr melick he thought of the bank of nova scotia he went to his nearest scotiabranch and answered a few quick questions about his job in come and how much money he needed overnight fred melick knew he would have the money he need ed to buy that car and this is not an unusual case of course this actual customer was not named fred melick- but there are more and more people with all kinds of names and jobs coming to the bank of nova scotia to have their money problems solvedquickly why dont you if you are worrying about your old car if you want a new ear then get yourself a scotia plan car loan the cost is low you get life insurance at no extra cost you get the same low cost for all makes and models of cars and you get the speed of service that makes your money problems disappear fast how much money do you need brnk

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