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v 0 7y 5sk-fi- f5ix zyilx s rf 5 slrf j s- vc i the tribune stouffville ont- feb 8 1945 5b tmiiffmup ribiwu established 1888 member of the canadian weekly newspaper association and ontario quebec newspapers association issued every thursday at stouffville ontario subscription kates per year in advance in canada 200 in ujsa s260 a v nolan son publishers notes and comments churches are taking stock annual church meetings are just being completed where congregations are taking stock of their material and spiritual achievements and resources there have been quite a number of these in the past two years in stouff ville and district and if statistics are any criterion the churches concerned have had a successful year today more than ever with hundreds of young men and women returning from overseas some from the very jaws of hell so to speak and with new an grave post war problems presenting themselves there is need that the church take stock of past achievements involving success or failure and plan for the future nor must the state of the treasury as it so often is be the main consideration although this is important the church must have a definite postwar program of spiritual import and broad sympa thetic understanding a program that will appeal to the masses who do arid those who do not attend church a program which will bring nearer the establishment of the kingdom of righteousness love and truth when that time comes more people will go to church arid financial problems will vanish a church that goes allout spiritually will be deemed to have had a successful year good advertising oshawa tiriiesgazette many million dozen canadian eggs are to beshipped to britain in the shell this year and every egg will bear stamped in indelible ink the word canada if the eggs are good eggs and let us pray that there may be no exceptions this is a great opportunity for canadian egg producers to advertise their wares in a recep tive marlcet fears are expressed that after the war british and european egg production may increase so rapidly that canadas newfound export market may disappear almost overnight but the fact remains that before the war britain imported from china alone as many eggs as canada is now shipping under stress of war demand and china will not return as an important factor in the british market for years if ever if the quality of the eggs insidethe trademarked shells is guarded all along jhe line from canadian nest to british table wartime poultry expansion may prove a peacetime permanency perhaps there is a hint here too for canadian officials in charge of bacon shipments which lose their identity be fore they reach the british housewife is there no simple way of marking bacon so that it also advertises its origin and builds goodwill for a badly needed postwar market family allowances cost 256 millions when family allowances come into effect july 1 of this year 3535934 children under 16 are expected to be eligible for payments- average cost per child per year will be 7248 and cost to the treasury about 2563 millions outside of administrative costs and without deduction of incometax rebates figures produced this week show that of all children eligible for family allowances next july some 402 per cent 1424900 will be five years of age or less hence will draw only 5 a month 238 per cent 839700 will be between six and nine 6 per month 175 per cent 618400 will be between 10 and 12 7 per month 185 per cent 652900 will be between 13 and 16 8 per month these amounts are cut by 1 a month for the fifth child in a single family 2 a month for the sixth ahd seven children 3 a month for the eight and subsequent children the figures throw move light on the sixmonthsold argument about how quebec benefits from family allow ance payments how much ontario contributes the province of quebec will contribute a fraction more proportionately to federal coffers than the proportion of benefit it receives a 34 per cent slice of the taxes com pared with 33 per cent of the family allowance payments ontario will apparently make a major contribution to the provinces outside central canada her share of the tax bill is 47 per cent and of the allowance payments 29 per cent as age and family distribution will stand this spring the difference will help to balance out the nonindustrializ- ed less wealthy provinces who have recently pointed out that these contributions from ontario arid quebec will help them defray the cost of educating and training children who often subsequently go to join central canadas labor force the trial n for family allowance administration is prince edward island there questionnaires will soon go out and records will be checked to get ready for the stream of 35 million cheques which must start going out from ottawa on and afterjuly 1 1945 fox stages comeback ontario is being invaded quietly and unobtrusively by an animal known as the gray fox- before the coming of the white man the gray fox was a common animal in south ern ontario this we know from the bones found in pre historic indian village sites- then it disappeared from our area its range shrank southward for reasons unknown it has been absent from early historic times until recently twenty years ago the gray fox population began to spread northward again the royal ontario museum re ceived its first specimen in 1942 subsequently others were secured and the front of theinvasion is now known to be from the st lawrence to take -the- woods only time will tell how successful this animal will be in reestablishing itself in ontario the coat of the gray fox has a salt and pepper colour effect and the tip of its tail is black these features will distinguish it from the red fox in any of its phases the museum will appreciate information which will add to its knowledge of the gray fox in ontario none of which have been shot in markham or whitchurch so far as this paper is aware ion all who are truly- subject to him find rest of heart in the midst of all the cares of life as they learn of him the meek and lowly one verse 30 my yoke is easy and my burden is light many shrink fror submitting to his yoke fear ing it may involve greater sacrifices than they are ready to make but all who submit to his authority and blend their wills with his find they enter a rest such as the weary of this world never know the heart of the lesson christ jesus is gods anointed king to whom all authority in heaven and earth has been com mitted he therefore has the right to claim our individual allegiance as subject to him we find relief in all earths trying experiences for when his will is supreme in our lives and we yield ourselves wholly to his control we enter into rest such as they who rebel against his will can never know 700 mothers benefit there are 700 mothers receiving assistance in the county of york through the mothers allowance act it was revealledat the recent county council sittings in toronto wcgohn secretary said that it was not customary- to hand out this information and that he did not have it when the reeve of stouffville pointed out that the figures submitted to council did not indicate how many mothers were benefitting under the act chairman john warren said he thought the question should be answered by mr gbhn arid he rul ed that the information be given it was then that mr golin said it was approximately 700 from now until nov 15th farm ers may transport harvest help in their trucks sunday school lesson lesson for february 11 golden text ye are my friends if ye do whatsoever i command you john 1514 the lesson as a whole approach to tho lesson the twelve were disciples before they became apostles that is they were learners in the school of christ before they were conimis- sioned as apostles arid sent forth as couriers of the king to proclaim that the longlookedfor kingdom of the heavens had drawn nigh their commission is given in the tenth chapter it differs consider- ably from that given at the close of this gospel after the king had been rejected and when he was about to return to the father this earliercommission had to do with their ministry to the lost sheep of the house of israel chap 10 6 the later one embraced all nations as the kings representatives to thcihoseri nation they were to go forth counting upon the loyal sub jects of the king to provide enter tainment for them and to further them on their way hence they were to go without purse or scrip or other provision qs though for a long journey if received in peace they were to preach the gospel of the- kingdom and heal the sick as empoweredby theilord irreject- ed they were to declare that judg ment was about to fall and were to proceed on their way to other towns and villages the lord jesus christ forewarned them of the ill- treatment that awaited them in some places but declared that the heavenly father would watch over them after they had left two of john the baptists disciples came to in quire of the lord whether he was indeed the coming one or whether another was to be looked for the lord jesus answered by demon strating his power over disease and demons and took occasion to givejdue recognition to john and his message then foreseeing both the rejection of that message and of his own claims he pronounced woes upon the cities in whichsmost of his mighty works had been ft done and proclaimed himself as thegiverofrest to the distressed and heavyladen who came in faith tomim- j verse by verse matc 10 1 when he had called unto him his twelve disciples he sajssiilij gave them power authority these twelve had been with him for some time now he separated them from others of his followers setting them apartas his authorit ative messengers in verse 2 they are designated for the first time apostles that is sent ones or missionaries verse 5 go not into the way of the gentiles the king must firstbe presented to israel and the kingdom offered to them it was not until israel- had rejected both that the gospel was sent out into all tlie world and to all nations matt 28 19 20 mark 16 15 luke 24 46 47 acts 18 verse 6 go rather to the lost sheep of the house of israel it was to seek these out that the twelve were to go forth giving to israel an opportunity to repent of theirsins and to receive their king and so he prepared to enter into his kingdom verse 7 as ye go preach their message or proclamation was a brief one the kingdom of heaven is at hand for this king dom the nation had been waiting long now it was presented for their acceptance or rejection verse 8 freely ye have re ceived freely giye miraculous powers were granted to the kings couriers in order to accredit their proclamation but they were not to misuse these things for their enrichment they were to give of what had been given them not seeking any return for themselves chap 111 when jesus had made an end of conwianding his twelve disciples he departed thence left alone now the lord went into other places to preach and teach that the word of the kingdom might reach throughout all galilee verse 25 at that time that is after abundant witness had been given but it was evident that the lord jesus and his message met with everincreasing rejection it was then that the lord jesus christ looked up to heaven and said i thank thee o father because thou hast hid these things from the wise and prudent and hast revealed them unto babes so subject washe to the fathers will thathei could rejoice even when hl3misslonseemed afallure for though the great among the nation spurned him the poor in spirit and lowly in heart received him arid found in him the peace their souls craved verse 26 even so father as the dependent man on earth our lord was wholly resigned to that which the father had foreseen he had no will of his own his de light was in the will of the father verse 27 no man knowcth the son but the father this state ment is absolute there is a mystery about the person of the incarnate son which the human mind can never comprehend the next statement is qualified neither knoweth any man the father save the son and he to whomsoever the son will reveal him in himself the father too is incomprehensible to the human mind but jesus christ came to re veal him and in him we see the father manifested john 118 14 9 verse 28- come unto me and i will give you rest surely none but god manifested in the flesh could rightly use such language as this the best man earth ever knew could make so such declaration all other who speak as directed the spirit of god point men from them selves to christ for rest of consci ence and peace of mind jesus alone could say come unto me and i will give rest to the bur dened and heavyladen he has proved his deity times without number by his ability tofulfill this promise yerse 29 take my yoke upon you and ye shall find rest unto your souls a yoke is for subject- this army infuiureyoung man youll refer to them as colonel- so arid so or major so and so and not as the high priced hclpr stouffville floral roses wedding bouquets funeral designs cut flowers milt smith prop telephone 70017002 lehmans shoe store footwear for all the family shoe repairing womens hosiery gloves shoes socks boots and mitts stouffville phorie 4301 opposite the town clock sellers atkinson ph ag 201 w2 ph stouff 290 licensed auctioneer 24 years experience sales conducted anywhere special izing in farm stock furniture and property sales all sales personally listed and advertised bills prepared and posted prompt service reason able rates phone 290 stouffville business directory dental e s barker ludsfdjdjs honor graduate of royal college of dental surgeons and of the university of toronto office in grubina block phone 274 markham every tuesday office in wear block medical dr s s ball physician and surgeon xray office cor obrien and main phone 196 coroner for york county a c- kennedy chiropractor church street stouffville monday wednesday fridays 9 to 12 am insurance thomas birkett general insurance agency stouffville ontario established 1908 insurance in reliable companies at reasonable rates prompt service phone 25902 stouffville h 0 klinck phone 3307 stouffville fire auto burglary sickness and accident fidelity bonds the standard life assurance co the pioneer of canadian life insurance a mutual company with 117 yean v experience i strength and service unexcelled d a beer t insurance of all kinds 16th year in business phone pickering address 5 r22 brougham ont barristers a s farmer licensed auctioneer york county uxbridge and picker farm stock arid furniture sales a specialty telephone stouffville 7312 address gormley po clarke prentice phorie agincourt 52 w3 milliken licensed auctioneer r for the counties of york and on tario successor j for corpl ken prentice of casfand of the late j h prentice former prentice prentice farm and farm stock sales a specialty at fair and reason able rates brierbush hospital government licensed member of the allied private hospital association main street east stouffville maternity medical and surgical ambulance service day and night service mrs e r good phone 191 l e oneill 8todffville i t funeral director and embalmer- continuous teftptiono service day and night sulutvflle 9801 office phone residence phone 3160 a 3514 1 arthur w s greer v barrister solicitor notary pmmlc 6 king street east oshawa ontario resident partner- branch office w c pollard kc port perry uxbridge ontario phone 25 offiee phone elgin 7021 residence phone mo 6231 samuel d borins barrister solicitor etc 603 temple bldg 62 rtchriiorid street west toronto r g clendening funeral director ambulance service markham ontario phone 9000 stouffville marble granite works l cor- orders promptly executed p tarr proprietor pvoae 4393 y h om jp ry gi teas ij 2uzrisrdfr3t ic y a