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Today's bank is a bright, pleasant, informal place,
where service is both efficient and friendly, People use the bank for many pUrposes—to deposit
savings, arrange loans, buy travellers cheques.. .
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Nowadays people drop into the bank as
casually as into the corner store. The
neighborhood branch is an integral part of
the life of the community. The 4,000
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rho manager's door is always open-his experience,
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UNITED CHURCH
"Religion and, Health"; was., the
sermon subject in the Linked Chlirch
on Sunday Jan. GO. The religiouS life
' properly understood and practised,
has a good effect on health,; the min-
ister declared: He substantiated the
clads by 'nunierous citations from
the 'VOA, "The Ttetnrn to religion"
' by Dr, Henry C. Link a practising
psychologist Of repute in the lad
' decade. A Plea was made for a great
new, vigorous turning to God in faith
confidence, and trust is a vital Means
to increased Spiritial, 'Mental and
phys,fical health.
Wits Dean Davison contributed a
told, "Be Still and Ertent" by Fox and
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it's being told, This brOught about
children's show 4,17e1ef4017
Time", xn which pat Patterson tells
a quaint littler fable (lie the accow
paranwat 4f runic ,by Doris 044
while at his drawing beard Feyer
scratches Imlay at A parlous. clip and
makes the story even wore color-
ful with Ibis garor pictures, That's a
porrrait of Feyer, by Feyer, which
Feyer holding.
GEORGE FEVER.
George Peyer one or Canada's
fUnnlest cartoonists, hhi goofy
drawings Which appear in many nat.
lona): publIcatiOn,s will attest. But
'when television came here three
rYeAr$ ago, R. was discovered that
Feyer was also Canada's fastest cart.
oonist. He bas the almost unique tal-
ent of being able to draw so quick-
ly that he cam illustrate a 'story while
A meeting of 'the W. A. took place
on Tuesday, afternoon, Jan 24 open-
ing with a hymn followed by the Liv-
inig Message litany for Jan, and,
missionary Ipralyers. -The serlpture"
lesSon was read by Mrs: H. Bryan,.
Minutes of the Previous, meeting
were read by the secretary and
adopted. Eight members paid fees
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INSTITUTE SPONSOR
BARING SALE
A sale of homemade baking, candy,
and miseellaneous articles, was held
in the library . here on Saturday
afternoon, sponsored by the Majestic
1` Women's I-nktitute..About $35 was
realized from the sale and tea.
The baking counter ,was presided
over by Mrs. Earl Cudinore, Mrs. F.
W. Todd and Mrs. Kenneth, Shurrie;
,and the counter of miscellaneous, art-
icles' was In, charge of Mrs'. Douglas-
Hemingway, Mrs John Wheeler and,
Mrs. Wm. Turnbull `
'Mrs. Herold Speir poured tea at
a lace eoyerdd table centered with
an rattractive arrangement Of green
pine and , short lighted white candles,
in silver holders. Mrs. James Bryans
was in charge of the tea-room assist-
ed by Miss Millie McFarlane, Miss
Addle Cardiff and MTS. 11. Bell
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JACK MULLIKIN. GENERAL MANAGER
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HOTEL
AND
CABANA CLUB
for 1955. A letter from Miss Harris
of Japan was read by. Mrs. Davis, The
second chapter Of the study book was
red by Mrs, Mitchell, Mrs. Bryan,
Mrs .Elliobt -and Mrs. Davis, A hymn
and prayer by Mrs. Davis closed the
meeting withilne, W. A. payer of the
diocese of Amritsar and thanksgiving
Tea by Mrs. Mitchell and Mrs.
Davis. IIII
CRAKKKOOK.
Rev, W. A. Will.l4lns .0.4.0140t94. tke
regular -,z4or.ning; s'erv'ice in 14..g!..4'
PrObYterkan church Sunday Olmr,
on Sunday, Jan.
The. unary Friends Jan,
NOble .glad to. know she was
brought 'home from •Winglhalrl .00$1)*
al on .$0,l'ard!aiy, grins' Noble has he.Q4-
patlent in Win 'hate since 'before
ObEl$44)40, cuing' to a broken hip
.suffered in in her home,
Ma. ,and Mrs. Wm. Green, London
vi.slted over the wcelt,end with. Mr
and Mrs. Fred Kirrhpatrick.
Mrs. Annie lleskor, Pasedena, 04,
:and her sondn-low and daughter. Mr.
tau]. Mrs. ,Sat.re, Stanhope, Iowa,
vitilted with Mr. and Mrs. 14„1-1.. •
Garden,
Cranbrooks oldest resident in the
person of Mr, Beter • Baker, will
cettebrate iris 00th birthday 'on
Fob. 3, Mr. Baker is up and 'around,
most of the time, and in goon. health
considering his advanced years, •
The fifth 'Meeting ,of the Cranbroek
C.G.I.T. Was hekt a,t 'the home or
Maxine Smelldon on-Wed. evening,
lank 26th, With Beverley Evans pre,
siding, the meeting, opened with the
singing of the C.0,I.T. Hymn„ and
Maxine at the piano, "Wonderful
Word's of Life" and "Come to the
Saviour." were song during the. meet,
ing and Bose Campbell accompanied
on the piano. The worship, service
was-led hay the President, assisted by
Rose Campbell, Faye Engle and the
leader. A. quiz was conducted on
"India" also a discussion on condit-
ions for the poor in India, led by Mrs.
Engle, . A skit "Thi.., Powar House •
hold" was given by Ille,xine
don Barbara. 'Evans,' and, th•e leader-
The business was conducted, follow-
ed with .another chapter from. "Saris
end Sandals", given by the assistant
leader Mrs: Stanley Campbell. The
group were taken on an imaginary
trip through. an Indian • village. The
meeting closed with the singing of
Tans. A flower contest conducted by
Mrs. Campbell was enjoyed by all..
Lunch was served by Maxine and
Barbara, and the hostess.
The Evening .Auxiliary sponsored
a skating party and 'crokinole social
on Tuesday evening, Jan,. M„ In spite
of cold wintery weather about 50 ass•
ambled in the church basement for
lunch.
JOHN E. LONGSTAFF, Optunistrisit
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