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thursday jan 22 1970 the tribune pages stouffville united church church tt duchess sts minister bev js- l carder babd sunday january 25th 1970 church school 945 am jr interm sr 11 am kindergarten primary- 11 ajn worship service nursery care provided ross phelps organist christ church anglican stouffville rector rev frederick e miller sunday january 25th 1970 septuagesima sunday 930 am holy com- munlon mr g hinton nursery sunday school 8 pm acw meeting mrs carder thurs jan 22nd in parish hall 8 pm vestry meeting jan 27th tues altona missionary church rev frank huson pastor sunday january 25th 1970 1030 am sunday school 730 pm evangelistic wed 8 pm prayer service friday afternoon after school happy hour for girls and boys the church with a light on sunday night stouffville missionary church minister rev john hamilton tel 6502413 or 3911 sunday january 25th 1970 1000 am familv sunday school 1100 am the morning service will be conducted by the 46 voice outh choir of the dakota missionary church detroit 700 pm the pastor will speak wed 800 pm the prayer group and the youth fel lowship meet simultaneous ly- youre always welcome at the missionary church gormley missionary church bloomington christian gospel church associated gospel churches of canada minister rev r l langford sunday january 25th 1970 945 am bible school all ages 11 am and 730 pm worship services 11 am 730 pm rev mrs bill crump directors of fair havens bible con ference mr mrs crump will also provide special music for the day wed jan 28 8 pm an nual congregational meet ing everyone cordially invited rev il s hallman pastor phone 8875846 tues 630 pm all colo nists and boys brigade wed 8 pm prayer bible study fri young peoples ski- doo party sunday january 25th 1970 950 am bible school with classes for all ages for bus transportation from preston lake and lake wilcox phone 8875816 or 8875303 11 am worship 730 pm gosdel service mon jan 26 8 pm regional christian educa tion seminars rev ray pridde conf ss director in charge wed 8 pm missionary prayer meeting a stud on jamaica a warm welcome awaits you melville united church 6th cone markham rev george davison sunday january 25th 1970 950 am sunday school 11 am worship service baker hill baptist church pastor rev h 1 lafleur sunday january 25th 1970 bible school 950 am morning service 11 am evening service 745 pm wed 8 pm prayer service ringwood congregational christian church minister air t hartand sunday january 25th 1970 1000 am sunday school 1110 am worship service 7 pm evening service 8 pm wed ce prayer meeting rev bass will be speaker sunday am special ser vice for the reception of new numbers and the dedi cation of children memorial christian congregational church sunday january 25th 1970 10 am classes for adults yp and children 11 am worship service 730 pm rev s f mc- cleary markham twp sunday school convention thurs 730 pm fellowship and refreshments following st james presbyterian church stouffville minister rev fred h cromey ba 2941633 sunday january 25th 1970 10 am morning worship 11 am sunday school all welcome churchill church pastor g landers sunday january 18th 1970 955 am bible school 1100 am worship service wed 8 pm bible study and prayer thurs 7 pm pioneer girls all welcome from the ministers study by v g shullngton rjr 3 stouffville far be it from me to allow this weekly article to degeneiate into a theological debate however this one week with the permission of the editor and with yours i wish to answer mr james n smiths letter to the editor in last weeks issue of the tribune the statements to follow are of fered in sincerity and with conviction of the truth im glad mr smith made the point that this article reaches many persons who do not attend sunday services that is my main objective to communicate the gospel first of all mr smith it is my desire also to be a faithful and true witness of jehovah in re lating scriptural truth to my fellows your dis agreement with my article in the jan 1 issue is respected nevertheless your statements are only half true and thats worse than completely false your first objection concerns the eternal na ture ol jesus christ you cited in paragraph 3 of your letter my statement that in order to obtain eternal life the blood of another is what we need who is the donor he must be eternal then he must be god himself why does that repel you mr smith you mean you cannot find it in scripture well lets have a look the old testament prophet isaiah looked for ward to the day when god would reveal him self in human form here is what he said con cerning jesus christ for unto us a child is born unto us a son is given and the government shall be upon his shoulder and his name shall be called wonderful counsellor the mighty god the everlasting father the prince of peace isa 96 after christ had come in the flesh and after his ascension john wrote the revelation of the person and work of christ quoting jesus he said i am the alpha and the omega which is which was and which is to come the almighty rev 1 8 john knew jesus in the flesh he knew his subject he made no mistake when he called jesus the almighty the writer to the hebrews makes no bones about asserting that god the son is the exact expres sion of the essence of the father heb 1 14 pauls regard for jesus christ far exceeds that of some wouldbe christians today here is what he says for by him jesus were all things created that arc in heaven and that are in earth visible and invisible all things were created by him and for him col 1 16 it is obvious then that jesus the son is not a created being or a god he is the god eternal in his nature let me refer to the lirst few lines in johns gos pel in the beginning was the word and the word was god not a god as some warped trans lations would have it all things were made by him jn 1 13 we couldgo on another point was the physical human blood of christ eternal you say no mr smith and i do too my point however in that article was to contrast the physical with the spiritual the temp oral with the eternal in the eternal counsels of god the blood of christ was shed from the found ation of the world rev 138 even as we are called in him from before the foundation of the world eph 14 thus you see the blood of the everlasting covenant heb 1320 is the blood to which i was referring and as you noted mr smith his blood is still as effective today s it was 2000 years ago because his blood continues to cleanse us from all sin 1 jn 17 in that sense then the blood or sacrifice of christ unlike any other is eternal in nature and is offered once for all you indicated also that my last paragraph was unworthy of a man professing to preach the gospel what did i say lets see believe com pletely in the blood of jesus christ ah i ask mr smith is that you compare that state ment with acts 1613 or with john 316 who soever believeth on him jesus hath everlasting life true faith includes repentance readers be not dismayed see you next week editors mail second markham baptist church r w morning stouffville baptist church 76 main st w 6402911 pastor gordon t goodcrham bth sunday january 25th 1970 950 bible school j 1100 morning worship nursery for infants 700 evening meeting i mon 800 womens mis sionary society wed 800 prayer meeting training session g strvict 11 am evening strvict 730 pm prayir mtttlng wtd s pm ju pm 1 pastor rev denis gibson ba bd highway 47 at kennedy rd bible school at 950 am mecormack memorial church vivian highway 48 at vivian rd pastor v g shullngton sunday january 25th 1970 950 am sunday school all ages 11 am worship 730 pm pastor shillington wed 8 oclock hour of power thurs 715 pm pioneer girls and christian ser vice brigade york cty york presbyterial united church women met at richmond hill jan 12 the program chaired by mrs stuart rumble of headford ucw was planned by the leadership development committee the occasion served as a training day for executive members of the local united church womens organizations mrs stuart watson president of the stouff ville ucw was chairman mrs watson assisted by mrs james mccreight al so of stouffville led in the worship portion of the service the address of welcome was delivered by mrs l m montgomery of ux- bridge president of york presbyterial ucw and mrs coxford president of richmond hill ucw the 8th annual meeting of york presbyterial ucw will be held jan 26 at king city united church tarpaulins burn whitchurch twp firemen from stouff ville were called to the jespersenkay factory un der construction at hwy 48 and the bethesda side- road jan 14 when a spark from a welders torch ignited nearby tar paulins- stouffville pentecostal church temporary location altona community centre rev s a grant pastor 6404903 friday jan 23rd s00 pm young peoples hour sunday january 25th 1000 am sunday school there is a place for you in sunday school 1100 am and 700 pm special meetings with the sam learning family see announcement and picture in this paper wednesday 800 pm bible study and prayer full gospel church stouffville services held in the masonic hall pastor rev d b carpenter 10 am sunday school a class for every age group 11 am morning worship 730 pm deliverance service a young church with the youth at heart west end barber shop t hours m closed all day tues 8 am till 7 pm thurs and fri 8 am till 9 pm w y x j- wed and sat 8 am till 6 pm j iv len david and bill keeping 3 registered hair stylists 153 main st w stouffville golden lamb markham liclncd to serve village of stouffville town of markham markham township whitchurch township and metropolitan toronto areas phone 2943210 pastors writing displays banner of truth dear mr editor i noticed your tersely sardonic comment in the roaming around col umn to the effect that rev gooderham be given the ability to write with a pen instead of a knife on reexamination i feel you were not being sarcastic but profound albeit unknowingly the book to which rev gooderham adheres states thou hast given a banner to them that fear thee that it may be dis played because of the truth in writing to the tribune occasionally he is displaying his banner because of the truth and the truth we all kaow is reputed to be cutting i am sure in this con text mr gooderham would agree that you com plimented him he would not wish to write with a feather when a knife is necessary to repudiate the injustices of a society whose gods are often the almighty media and whose minds absorb all printed information with out question as to validity or shadow of doubt the pastor has courage as do all who will display their banner because of the truth may i make a counter- pledge to yours for 1970 to rev gooderham and all who know that truth that makes us free let us raise our banner in 1970 by every means available to us even if it requires writing with a knife instead of a pen delia soper rr 2 pickering x new markham councillor takes office edward ted mcgilvray is a new member of markham town council he was sworn into office jan 5 j and succeeds walter grieve who recently moved from the municipality councillor mcgilvray is wcl- jj corned here by mayor alma walker peter harris cafeteria food no cause for student complaint dear editor in a recent newscast an unnamed official is re ported to have said there is no threat to the water supply from liquid indus trial waste they should therefore be perfectly wil ling to give a written guar antee promising full com pensation for any pos sible damage which might occur in the future be cause of the continuation of this insult to the people of this area their promise to con- by peter harris stouffville nu merous complaints have been received during the past few months from stu dents at stouffville dis trict secondary school concerning food served in the cafeteria there a committee from the york county board of education visited the cafe teria jan 14 to observe conditions firsthand these men found the operation clean and effi cient and the food was wellprepared and nutri- tinue taking soil samples would seem to indicate they are not so sure of their ground as they would like the public to believe clarion baker rr 2 stouffville winter continues 20 to 50 off entire stock of ladies and mens footwear snoboots open thurs fri until 9 pm lehmans shoes 9 main west stouffville 6403753 tious in an attempt to prove or disprove the commit tees findings i visited the cafeteria the following day i was accompanied by york board of educa tion communications of ficer margaret mclean and lined up with the stu dents we ordered a selection which included most items offered on the menu soup for 15c meat pie with gravy 25c chili with toast 30c a cheese sandwick 20c a hot dog 20c a hamburger 25c cherry pie 15c a carton of milk 13c and a milk shake 15c other varieties of sandwiches and des serts were available but theres a limit to what two people can eat we found the servings to be in proportion to the price we were charged the food was tasty and appetizing in appearance the only item about which we could complain was the hamburger a little on the rubbery side i found not one legiti mate cause for complaint in this day and age its difficult to buy a lunch for two at sl78 anywhere the only real unappetiz ing aspect of the meal was the atmosphere the din in the room was deafen ing is it any wonder the students complain of in digestion if they cant sit still while they eat how can they properly di gest their meals i will say this there could be a little more variety in the food offer ed but as the manager pointed out the majority of students buy the same items day after day and the demand for variety is minimal up more home pro tection in one pack age at less cost with our homeowners policy call today call renneth a shepherd 7th line box 44 markham telephone 2941562 state farm fire and casualty company canadian head office scarborough ont len wilkes clothes shop winter clearance iii prices slashed on winter stock now at len wilkes clothes shop save from on winter clothing for ladies men girls boys and wee infants sale now on shop early for the finest dollar saving buys len wilkes clothes shop fine clothing for the entire family main west stouffville 6402745