the tribune thursday july 7 w7 7 church involved woman passes away suddenly the local choir was at the park last sunday afternoon for their part in the homecoming weekend celebrations called jubilation the choir was led by barbara sibbick and though small in numbers they put on a strong performance and were well liked by the large crowd preceding the choir was guest speaker rev robert rumble minister of the church for the deaf in toronto- he was also well appreciated by those in at tendance greenwood news woman has 80th birthday a by mildred mctaggart congratulations to mary mclean who celebrated her 80th birth day on sunday july 3rd mrs mclean beautiful in a long green gown received over 80 guests including a 90yearbld sister from beamsville at her home in greenwood relatives and friends from bancroft beam- sville cannington fort erie stoney creek toronto stouffville bowmanville and nearer points as well as local residents attended showing the esteem in 4 which she is held the greenwood ucw presented her with a gift certificate a book and a floral arrangement the good neighbours club held their annual garden party- at- the home of mr and mrs lloyd johnston whitevale on tuesday june 28th phone 291 335s os wain si hwy 481 is beaumill downtown maakham the sunday school had a picnic at the community park on monday afternoon june 27th steven raeburn old greenwood rd left on july 1st to attend the canadian scout jam boree 77 held at cabot park pei steven who belongs to the 2nd brooklin troup was one of the 10 chosen from the brooklin scouts to attend the jamboree is being held from the 2nd to 11th of july the sympathy of the community is extended to mrs lloyd johnston whitevale and to mr and mrs sid pugh in the sudden loss of a husband and brother lloyd t johnston of whitevale arid formerly of brougham died- at centenary hospital on wednesday june 29th he had been associated with pickering township affairs for nearly 40 years in 1943 he became the townships third clerk succeeding the late donald r beaton in 1965 he left this position to become business ad ministrator of the newly- formed school area for 11 years he was secretary of the township planning board and was very active in the historical society public library the museum and in later years the good neigh bours club he was past master of the brougham union lodge af and am he leaves his wife beth his son alan of new liskeard arid sister doris pugh of brooklin and his brother grant of ballantrae funeral services were held from the mceachnie funeral home on friday july 1st mary neal of daremont passed away suddenly at blind river hospital on june 20th miss neal attended daremont public school later she attended and graduated from ontario bible college in 1942 volunteering to help with the canadian sunday school mission she taught vacation bible schools in the thunder bay district two sum mers then she was appointed to go to sault ste marie to begin sunday school work among the children in the rural areas for 33 years mary faithfully travelled thousands of miles to country schools con ducting vacation bible schools and organizing and conducting sunday schools in areas and communities without churches during the school term september to june she taught religious education regularly- to over 150 classes at her retirement a year ago she was highly honoured by pupils teachers principals and superintendents of education for her con tribution to thousands of pupils mary also began a summer camp for boys and girls pitching tents on st josephs island in 1951 the site was moved to blind river at galilean bible camp she directed for a month each summer until 1976 when howard mcleod one of her former campers became her successor although retired she still con tinued to help at camp and wherever needed funeral services were held at the first baptist church in sault st marie oc wednesday june 22nd mr l mcallister canadian director of canadian sunday school mission and mr r ohlman church movies whats up josh is a youth orientated motion picture it will be shown at the stouffville missionary church on friday july 8 1977 at 730 pm the setting of whats up josh is a beautiful college campus it is the story of a young philosophy student as he wrestles with conflicts and questions about life and where he is going the film features josh mcdowell of campus crusade for christ mr mcdowell has appeared before hun dreds of thousands of college and university students on more than 500 campuses in 45 countries his book evidence that demands a verdict is widely accepted as one of the most scholarly defenses of the christian faith ontario director of same mission assisted the rev d mcgregor at the memorial service the attendance of many representing the clergy and board of education paid high tribute of their esteem of miss mary neal interment was at claremont cemetary when rev cw sorley from bloomington christian gospel church and mr r ohlman brought words of comfort and hope to family and friends mary neals life was a ministry of love to boys and girls parents and everyone in the sault ste marie area her life and teaching exemplified the lord jesus christ whom she loved and served she will be greatly missed a memorial fund has been set up for the galilean bible camp tree and shrub uakt insect control reasonable rates over 25 years experience call harold vandyke richmond hill tree service and forestry co ltd 8847774 expert custom ireupholstery daily bible school opens in bloomington chiirch lkf starts friday friday and saturday complete showat700and 905 sunday through thursday one complete show nightly at 800pm stouffville was set tled by a line of godly people many of whom are mentioned by name in the stouffville centennial commemorative edition they were people of moral fibre ofhonest dealing of deep concern for their neighbours and their neighbours property they practiced the scriptural admonition of love thy neighbour their children were educated in a humble way as far as school equipment and academic training was concerned and they became good farmers business arid professional meri they were disciplined by hard work and therod when necessary there was little if any vandalism of property and the school buildings were respected as institutions supported by their parents and to destroy in any part would mean the parents would have to pay for the sue fretz at messiah college best picture of the year icowiniwrl highest rating grantham sue fretz daughter of eldon and freda fretz 162 main street east stouffville has been accepted as a freshman at messiah college preregistration for the incoming class this fall is running slightly ahead of last year when 285 freshmen enrolled according to ron e long admissions director in 197677 messiah college had a total enrollment of just over 1000 students sue attended sum mer orientation for new students the sessions were held for both the freshmen and their parents and were directed by robert barr dean of student development the activities included question and answer sessions on housing financial aid and student insurance a fellowship tea and game room activities the group saw an audiovisual presen tation on student life took a tour of the campus and had a personality in ventory and test damage by way of in creased taxes but worse than that they would have an appointment with a sternfaced father in the wobd stealing was almost unknown because- the children were taught the ten commandments and the 8th one was thou shalt not steal children knew they were accountable to their parents but more so to their maker the teachers cooperated in the training of the mind and what was more desirable the discipline of the soul un fortunately this training and discipline is fast disappearing at great loss to the good of the cofn- m unity v q want best v2 the price of a new suite markhams leader over 30 years 5 year workmanship guarantee monthly payments no extra charge free home estimates 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lessons available with our tennis professional alan kramer clubhouse facilities open all year round winter tennis planned membership available now with reduced rates for 1977 phone 2934161 for plimentary court time com- cedar brae golf and country club steeles avenue east r r no 1 milliken ontario l0h 1k0 church services altona missionary church pastor v klaue sunday july 10 10 am sunday school 11 am morning worship evening service 730 wed prayer meeting 800 pm youare cordially invited to the missionary church stouffville missionary church 159 main st e john hamilton- minister jim clubine- associate minister sunday july 10 1977 945 am family sunday school bus service available 1100 am how to deal with guilt 700pm an able witness for christ wed 730 pm prayer bible study fri 730 pm youth night film- the secret of loving youre always welcome at the missionary church bloomington christian gospel church rev cw sorley sunday july 10 945 sunday school 1100 morning worship wed 8 pm prayer bible study mccormack memorial church highway 48 at vivian rev cw sorley pastor 945 aml morning service 1100 am sunday school 730 pm evening service thurs8 pm new life ho springvale baptist church gormleystouffville rd at 6th cone kennedy rd rev tom hamilton phone 8875651 sunday july 10 1977 1000 am sunday school 1100 am morning worship 700 guest rev wunsch christ church anglican 254 sunset boulevard sunday july 10 trinity v 930 am morning prayer lay service mr david hayne nursery services provided revwfedney rector 29716346401461 gormley missionary church rev cecil rosenberger pastor sunday july 10 950 am family sunday school 1100 am morning worship 730 pm special singing by- the har- velites wed evening 800 pm family night a warm welcome awaits you always unionville gospel hall 2nd street at hwy 7 lords day breaking bread 930 sunday school and bible class 1130 am gospel meeting 7 pm wed prayer bible study 8 pm ail heartily welcome st james presbyterian church rev ted creen 6404195 10 am combined summer services with stouffville united church in st- james all are welcome stouffville united church rev jl carder babd july 10 1977 10 am combined service at st james presbyterian you will be welcome baker hill baptist church sunday july 10 1977 950 am sunday school 11 am morning worship service rev w wunch wed 8 pm prayer bible study churchill baptist church aurora sideroad 9 cone rev paul hope bth 6405629 950 am sunday school bus ride available 1100 am morning worship sunday at 745 pm open air service at cedar beach park north of the parking lot we warmly welcome you bloomington christian gospel church at bloomington rd 9th concession daily vacation bible school calling all girls and boys five depts from nursery to young teens bible stories crayon books hand craft singing sports there will bea lunch break about 1030 dates from july 18th to 29th at 9 am to 1130 we have a fine group of christian teachers to help your child this is a community school with a fine bible emphasis pastor sorley will again direct the school stouffville pentecostal church serving god the congregation the community rev paul ripley- pastor ph 640 5696 sunday school 945 am great classes for all ages gospel rally morning worship 7pm 1030 am pastor ripley speaking communion service pastor ripley speaking everyone welcome whosoever wl ll may come m