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other emergencies; large or small,`:'
there's nothing,� like. the teleP hone. 'It':
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• Mrs Wm; Sturgeon and grandson
Billie ,Sturgeon.,of ,Chicago, returned
noise •Saturday„ ,;after, having' been ! .,
gags a....ef_:..M end: Mrs'. John Styr,
geon for the past few weeks.
• ,Miss... Fleming ,of, Goderich wait:d:
visitor last. -week •at the home of:' her
brother, D. M Fleming,.,,
A •.number of boys were• with :Rey,:
L. S:: Mott at campat Port Elgin; last;
Week where several families fro
here m
attended Camp 'service on ,Surn
day afternoon '
Mrs.W. McKay of TToronto is ' yis
L1 khl `.€bplC"- •' •'"i' ^ora 'aer4 � F-�!'..i l .,...
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•Rev MacDonald of . LuckiTOW, Prea•
ohed,• n KnoSc hurch .
Rev, Alian,,; plrs, •Allan.; and family'
of N... Y, were visitors at Mr' A. Me
Donald's,. f ;' ,
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. � meeting f. the W
•The monthly ,m g o
men's: Institute° was held:'on Wednes-
day at 'Mrs; Roy Pe'ter's. home with ..a;
good: attendanr a `. It • was ' "Grand-
mothers' 'Day"; and the program was
in 'charge of Mrs.. •John Shier and
Mrs,: Jas. ;McLeod.
Miss Frances • Mc'Lell'and has re-
turned :to Bervie`_ after' having. been,
withelier sister, Mrs. Fred- Bell of
'Palmerston, .who recently` Underwent.
Jit. operation .on .her eye. • The opera=.
tion: was a success' which.., is good
news' to her many friends:
OLIV•ET
Two successful. anniversary Serv—
ices on Sunday,• marked, the passing
'of' another year's .works in. the`;history
'of" the, church Rev. 1'' . G. MacTa—v ate
of , Omemee.: was the special speaker.
Jn the moring he spoke on 'Zechar-
rate's vision:.:and dealt with it in- re-
lation. to,the Lnirch in the world. to
day.• There were' four great ...hornsdetrimental to the mission' . of = the
church'—indifference, direct opposi-
tion, ignorance land sin.: ' The , •great
carpenters :that ,can :repair, and re-
build 'the
ebuild.'the church :are enthusiasm, loy-,
alty, truth and lastly but greatest of
all, the Master .h. imself.: A 'solo by
'Mr. Orah Crawford "How' ',Lovely are
Thy Dwellings", and a duet by M, es-.
srs.:.Cra'wford . and . Heritage, "Watch-;'
}maxi•; Vi�hat�'nf=the�I�iglit n-witi��i
I eritage--as accomp!ailist wee c ,p11�,
appreciated'. by the -congregation.,
In:the, ,evening,, the message' Was
"I'n the place. where, •He ' was Cruci-
fied, there was a garden." The' indi-
Yidual, sometimes in life must':meet
with. trouble, sickness, sorrow or: dis
-appointment. Can we, :: ra 'Christian,
follow ;the'. teachings' :and examples
of :.Christ: and make the • places where-
we
herewe are crucified' -a garden: Mr., Har,
Vey McGee' was ;the soloist with• •Mis
E. Welsh, as accompanist: He sang a
very appropriate : 'hyma -:`Dear, Lord;;,
Forgive,"' after the. sermon
• The •C.• G.. L, T.:held their ,.weekly.
meeting on. Thursday evening. The•
vice-president,, Dorothy McGuire op
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encl. the :Meeting. Jean McGuire con_
ducted the.., "Call tq Worship".. The:
,scripture lesson s. read' by Minnie
Steele and ;