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stouffville united church church docheu 8u minister bcr jai l carder babd sunday june 14th 1970 10 am- morning worship ross phelps organist christ church anglican stouffville eector kev frederick e miller sunday june 14th 1970 trinity iii 930 am family commun ion service 230 pm acw mission group mrs f whitta- more main st e tues june 16th 1 6 pm parish picnic stouffville park thurs june 18th stouffville missionary church inkter bev john hamilton tel 6402413 or 3811 sunday june 14th 1970 10 am family sunday- school with classes for everyone 11 am morning worship 7 pm evening senice wed s pm the youth fellowship and prayer group meet simultaneous- iy- youre always welcome at the missionary church gormley missionary church ringwood congregational christian church minister mr t harland sunday june 14th 1970 1000 am sunday school 1110 am 730 pm worship service 8 pm wed ce prayer meeting stouffville baptist church 76 main st v 6402911 pastor gordon t gooderham bth sunday june 14th 1970 950 bible school ll00mornlng worship 700 evening fellowship wed 800 prayer churchill church pastor g landers sunday june 14th 1970 955 am bible school 1100 am worship service wed 8 pm bible study and prayer thurs 7 pm pioneer girls all welcome rev h s hallman pastor phone 8875846 thurs 8 pm youth fellowship sunday june 14th 1970 950 am bible school with classes lor all ages for bus transportation from lake wilcox and prestons lake phone 8875303 11 am worship 730 prr evening service wed s pm bible study and prayer service a warm welcome awaits you altona missionary church bev frank huson pastor sunday june 14th 1970 1030 am sunday school 730 pm evangelistic wed 8 pm prayer service the church with a light on sunday night memorial christian congregational church sunday june 14th 1970 10 am classes lor adults yp and children 11 am 730 pm worship services wed 8 pm prayer meeting gormley heise hill brethren in christ church pastor rev a mcniven 8875489 sunday june 14th 1970 10 am sunday school 11 am morning worship 730 pm evening service wed evening prayer ser vice 745 all are welcome st james presbyterian church stouffville minister rev fred h cromey ba 2941633 sunday june 14th 1970 10 am morning worship 11 am sunday school all welcome second markham baptist church dim school 980 am morning ssrvict 11 am evening slrvtco 730 pm bloomington christian gospel church associated gospel churches of canada minister rev r l langford sunday june 14th 1970 945 am bible school all ages 11am the pastor i 730 pm briercrest bible institute gospel team special music testimony and message wed 8 pm prayer meeting bible study everyone cordially invited baker hill baptist church pastor rev ii j lafleur sunday june 14th 1970 bible school 950 am morning service 11 am evening service 745 pm wed 8 pm prayer service iv pm j a prayer meeting wtd 8 pm pastor rev denis gibson ba bd highwoy 47 al kennedy rav melville united church 6th cone markham rev george davison sunday june 14th 1970 10 am sunday school 1115 am worship service 230 pm peachs decora tion service monday june 15 melville ucw meeting in the church basement 815 pm det d trlbbling will speak and show a aim on drug problems mrs blackburn soloist stouffville pentecostal church temporary location altona community centre rev s a grant pastor 6404903 friday 700 pm young peoples hour sunday june 14th 1970 1000 am sunday school 1100 am devotional service 700 pm evangelistic meeting xvedncsday 800 pm bible study and prayer psalms 66 1 make a joyful noise unto god full gospel church stouffville services held in the masonic hall pastor rev d b carpenter thurs s pm prayer meeting 311 south st sunday june 14th 1970 10 am sunday school our sunday school has a class and qualified teacher for every age 11 am morning worship 730 pm evangelistic service we pray for the sick mccormack memorial home church improvement day all activities of june 14 including the offering will be devoted to the improvement of our home church we expect a full attendance of members and adherents 950 famllv study hour 1100 mr peter dale from the christian labour associa tion of canada 730 the youth drug scene a true documentary 11m on the current drug problem among young people you should see it wed june 17 8 pm the new life hour stimulating thoughtful vital in the home of mr and mrs tom clark dont play god come and worship him from the ministers study by vg shillington hr j stouffville malcolm muggeridge an outstanding figure in britain has become a fascinating tv personality on this side of the atlantic christians jump for joy when they find his name in the weekly guide muggeridge is that very remarkable christian convert of this decade you see i watch him too in case you are not acquainted with his background here is a brief sketch he has an ex cellent education as a professional journalist he became editor of punch magazine in britain up until recent years muggeridge ardently opposed christianity then something happened and i am not quite sure what it was which caused him to change his position with the result that he is now a very outspoken christian moralist conservative christians are overjoyed with the change i am muggeridge has also written a book jesus rediscovered it was advertised in a recent issue of the tribune christians are excited with the publication and in a sense i am too the purpose of this article is to encourage christians to examine all that a man believes and to invite nonchristians to investigate the facts surrounding the christian faith as it is found in the new testament then and only then are we prepared to read jesus rediscovered in his discussion of the crucifixion and resurrection of christ muggeridge tends to be strangely inconsistent he examines and accepts every detail of the crucifixion from the crown of thorns to the nails when he comes to the resurrection of jesus which by the way is taken from the same writers in the new testament here is what he says page 50 51 whether it happened as described in the gospel narrative and endlessly repeated by christian apologists is another question in any case what does it matter i even prefer to suppose that some bodysnatcher accustomed to hanging about golgotha to pick up anything that might be going heard in his dimwitted way that the king of the jews was up for execution good he thinks there are bound to be pickings there so he waits till the job is done finds out where the corpse is laid drags the stone away and then making sure no one is watching decamps with the body what a disappointment for him this king of the jews has no crown no jewels he is just a wor thless wasted broken naked body the man contemptuously abandons the body to the vultures who in their turn jaave the bones to whiten in the sun those precious precious bones now the implication how do i know there was a crown a cross or for that part a christ since all the christian facts are taken from the same narrative which are true and which are false who is to be the judge are we is muggeridge or shall we believe the eyewitnesses as they relate the story from their experience caution a medicine chest thats a jumble of old medicines and other health supplies can be a danger instead of a help clean up and clear out now then stock up with us open daily 6402700 mon thru sat 9 am to 9 pm open sun 11 am to 6 pm widdifield p drug store stouffville plaza crossword puzzlm equine experiment horizontal jt withers ipopullr sxturn cutward tqulne vertical 6 females of the i wishes heres the answer a at a a at el n x v jl c c j o o 21 o ntie nnrann aaci ob ra n a a m fl n n s species are 2 makes a speech 3 feel displeasure at i perched 3 enillsh statesman 6 disorder 13 bamboollke crass 19 dance step museum committee brougham the pickering twp museum committee for 1970 has been appointed by bylaw and includes councillors mrs jean mcpherson and victor rudik members are milton parkin harry cook diedre earle robert miller mrs harry spang donald mclean robert dickson and robert bowen it mountain nymphs 1 reiterate u palecolored 15 landed properly 1 j summer ft 7quiftied i5 motlvt itwclfhtof dlneri ijr u loauitece 20 dispatch ijrebufter 32 riders use under their saddles 2jnet 24 this animal its feet 28 plays on word it born 21 oriental parfy 2 arrival ab 30 birthday of thoroughbreds u january 1st 31 fixed routine 33a is used by riders of these equlres 38 at this place 37 loiter 33 seasoning 40 miss gardner 41 stormed 43 sailor 44prontl 48 powerful explosive 4 sal it island in hew york tar fflbgitaei noaapjub raggm ona bnan aa ooeidq odd x v m i ts v b l 9 s w v w c o j 0m 21 cive 23 erects 2j simple 28 hawaiian precipice 21 marks to shoot at 31 venerate 32 speaker 33 sack 34 kind of lava 33 click beetle 38 heliht of these animals is measured in 37 youths 39 endsh river 41 corded fabric 42 love to excess 45 pedal dixit 47 naval ab i f i i t a hs ii ljei s to 1 unionville says leave us alone thursday june ii 1970 the tribune page 5 by bob hastings unionville it is when i walk under the trees and past the fine old homes of unionville that i realize most strongly that we are not the owners of our heritage but rather its guardians on behalf of future generations r spencer jackson put into words what many of the towns citizens feel about the prospect of having a fourlaned highway ram med through their main street last saturday a festival was held in unionville the street was closed to traffic and a civic happening was staged on a large scale the purpose- graduate brian leslie taylor rri goodwood has received his bachelor of physical education degree with 1st class honors and his bachelor of education degree may 29 from mcmaster univer sity hamilton he has served as a supply teacher at huron heights markham and stouffville secondary schools and will continue his studies in the fall at the university of western ontario to allow people to become more aware of the towns historical significance and to draw attention to tire need for community support in persuading the government to chose an alternative route according to stan neal chairman of the unionviuc conservation and development association it was a people demon stration a low key demonstration designed to encourage dialogue with all levels of government mr neal pointed out that this was just act one scene one rather than a climactic display of community concern many were awakened from their apathy which has grown perhaps from living here either too long or not long enough the festival provided something for everyone participant and patron alike a fine outdoor art exhibit drew throngs of visitors to view the works of unionvilles many ar tists for the athletically inclined a junior bike race preceded a senior mens thirty mile competition music was the mortar of fun as every type from the steady beat of the claremont citizens band to the frenetic beat of the rock groups was featured throughout the daylong affair antique car displays model air plane dog fighting field events barbershop singing marching bands and several other features of frivolity added to the festive mood much of this was recorded on film by cbcs television crews for presentation either last night wednesday or tonight at 700 730 pm in contrast to this ac tivity were the contented old buildings which have 02trrwcojw flowers and a kiss from a queen a bouquet of flowers and a kiss from a queen that was the exchange between 5 year old david coulter and pretty 17 year old jan johnson at the mount albert sports day june 6 jan was one of eight entries in the competition and was sponsored by the mount albert district lions club as for david give him twelve more years and hell appreciate the position even more jas thomas 1 elect student parliament stouffville elections will be con ducted june 19 to select the next student parliament at st marks school stouffville campaigns began june 8 been the backdrop of village character for over a century the placards in front 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