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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1959-04-22, Page 2Now that the hockev Season IS Cra f* I Dodgers. over and tile Len wror( ha-ve captured the, WO��N I-19nle- brew trophy., let us ex s our 'lie members of the team thairks to t and the icoach. manager and spon so rs for a grand season laf sport. It, wonld indeed be difficult to olit iniffividual plavers for uvention- because in the type of hock-ey pla�-yed here one of ihe!,31reat- est aitrihntes is team spirit and willing-ne." td- get in there and fight for the horne town- In this regard Our teani hasbeen unexcelled. This winter s hockey -was brand-; ed bv the broad admixture of plaN� ers, �vervthing from the yono,! Z fty I lip to tlte- vet�ransof many, former it "rtainly inade for seasons ... an d an interesting style of play. Itshould he said, tm tha-t the olaer players do -mcrifice a good deal to get Out and boost the team for nian-y Of them have homes and families, of 11,11*ch tbev, see very little throughout the winter months. It hai� become increasingly diffi- clilt to * t- - ie., a tvood hoekey team in these parcs, and: wheu grood bockev not beillg plaVed the, arena, V is a public enterpris _,e* falls- upon difficult day-, too. The "Dodgers liave certainly dotte a very fine, job in keeping both. the game and the arena in the public eye. The Wingham Advance,� Times V%blubod At WMAOUIU4 OMA140, W. lut*y wetxet, rAtot Ar*mbor Atiot Vitft�tivi ot c9 "Inflon Aawotbm $x 9"OW cam MAIL, P*4001c* DePL �iwwo*loft, ftte - Ono Irimf #* �ft makht U 14-00 pet ywt tHURCHES ARE GROWING The open ing last wcek of the -new Christ-lan tducation wintr at St. Andrewl's Presbvterian Church is a reminder that the church in its broader aspect, continues to -row and develop, despite the dire pre- dictions of those who are ceriain thatthe younger generation is head- ed straight for the, hot place. Such growth is evident not only in the Preskyterian denomination here, but in all the churches in this communitv. Atom hombs and -the beat generation tothe contrary, the church seem.-, to remain the solid fixture.it has been for the past two thousand vearq. Church attendance today "is even raore significant than it wa$* .50 years, ago, for intimeg gone by -the church occupied a position of such soctal significance in a town like IV, ing.ham that every respectable citizen simply 'had to be allied �%itb one or another of :the, churches or become a public ,disgrace. In this day and age the churches are forging ahead purely on the tnerits of the ilies-Mige theN* he.ar. It is not nearly go much tl;o? "style" to go to church -now. and as, a restilt, -%-e tan -be reasollablv Sure thm �t Intge proportion of tbo.,,e wbo do sopport a cluirch group do ", Ixe- cause and; 'only because Of the idic- tates of their own cofiscience. k 0 REV. T. X UNNNEDY. BA.. B'D. NE MOMEW, PUAW Bjuevale, CURLSTIANK SHOIL11") tBig business todar Xoe4 the limit 4be m N, oist powerful c rp ation. 1 you bave n9d(le.d off, and yourvdf6 Jn a4vertisla- W -by doiet Chris- 19tandard the world baspot been insWrit In instant in. tlans? The Q11 Co. of �w.Tersey started out Ago, season, Out of season or it would pop 1*0 U0111O.-Rot AAVauc*�Tllnes, 11a"o*40Y 4#413-10, 1W years io, oil the, world, 'And it did that . ee. So , not have b ri slow, to usead- vertiging. Think of it Christian to seasou, out of, seft,40116 very thin.-, '4rrylng Its products YOURS FOR "ot THE TAKING over land and sea to the very ends N for many vears havethe races, our general health lev�ed is of the earth, people. of this prt;vilIC'e had ZIS WVK�h .1way below that of I-,nanv F.uropean �,Io veftising is atremen, Wern ad reasou to greet the coming of spring countries, where cars are less coin - 4�, �h ukful lie, with t a arts. It was .3 long, m6o and the age-old method of get- bire experfs In 44� rougrh and snowx_ \\inter. Even the ting around on one"s two feet has vertising. 11110 Admire their smart . =ud look ­z good. been, perpetuate( lVertiSl ng, Tile writer, last SCIP11- mer while, orib Toxv Yorlt pIWAys in Is All cif whik-li brings us it); new If Canadians suffer from any one State. saxv thlq Advert! pipmept in thoaglit.sabout the wide open -spaces, common ailment, it is ljie sofi aud Omit of x weldlngsbop� I-INVe repair all around u -s space in, which to flabby fcondition which has been 0 - but the b"44 of 'day relax and br,�.athe fresh air. Actually brought about bv awav too much and abrolkenhearV. Huge Corpor- it takes a vi�rtaiv aniount of assoct- application of I -lie seat of t1le pallis atiOns 90 In for It in. a large way. ation with city ft-*Iks to iolly ander- iothe nearest ebair,or car seat ' We We think of their lavish Outlay. stand the great blessing oi living in all need a great deal m.ore exercise, Leaders of husine.as It , _e US.A� utb an une rowtleil parl of the country, and fresli air. spend yearly 4L billion d ollars ^ an , Within the past few days there h1as in vain, In the Lord." dvertlshiig, The A k4t Ono obile in, been a trenlelldolv� liew interest in With the equipment which i.-, . , r 0L Lord-­�'Go AxT..r, aalilpiag_xan ..-Jaff. er—, terests are second, while manuftc-lAiandrnent turem of' prepared foods and open air—.and it is- aty and subilrball, new experiences in living, withont medicines co, , me third. Large bill- families who are most keenly aware too nitich bardsbip — even where boards with color!%;) Advertising of what life in ihe cou-ntry can -be. there, are small youngsters. Why are found ingreAt numbers along4l Imotlern Siuce the war there Ila- been a don�t you try it sometime? our highways, Electric Nvinkers in general turning of atteution 'to out- was hL slogan and the secret of t nio tile cities a , t draw door a�ctivity, and in Briti-4i Coltim- ,s his power. He wms'tbe prince of attention Of the crowd to the pro- bia the move -has become one of Men to advertise Christ. "All. for ducts which tbeyAdyertlse. Ameri- province -wide proportions. Families ChrisV was his consuming passlon. can periodicals 'with. a circulation by the thousands are taking to t1w ALL READY FOR THE in 1_aw Of'over two million copies v ss mountains and stream-� and forest.,;, 4BLAZE Charge as high as $10,000 for a to such a degree that sales, of camp- It pays to adverlise. It is Never sing! . e page in a single Iuue to ing equipment have multiplied, many Any day now You -%Nill hear the those who wish to advertl,.m The times over, Be it said, the BC gov- toxAWs fire siren' calling out the Christian Church the largest and ernment has aided the trend bv news of the first grass firq. Vroni nus spending miffit : on eauip sites and then on- there will be t1i reeor four. Z Sugar and ice SP parks. calls a week iintil. the craze for burnv. April 11, 1959 However, mrinntains, are not a ing off last years dead grass has -While. I Was watchftig Brigitte -.%far- sitting bolt upright, wide-eyed -and necessary adjulwt to the pleasures worn itself oitt. newal to your paper. I continue of life in the open. Right here in Biu-ning over a patch of -round seem like a sill thing to say. It's mouth parsed, head shaking and y Western Ontario there is boundless certainly cleans tip alot'of the mess 1 especially like your "Editorial" Opportunity to get the family out- in a huriT, but it remains a rather ing an orchestra play. But It was i and nv ri and side. Our streams e a dangeroos practice, Two are three Please note my new address at lakes are amoniz the nlost beautiffil of theg-rass- fires last year threaten - And just to get thin.,, perf,,tly smoke in the middle of a big pash in the Nvorld. Unfortunately all too ed Valuable hiii1dings, both in town George 111nes muchof ihe most desirable �horeffile and out in the country. on ladies. 14: when the young temptress on the I% closed off by private property Z 0 The horrifying. part of it %vas screen is launching hrW a discreet N%rIngham, Ont 0XVners, hut the government is now T he risk involved in most of these much more a -five in the provision grass fires seems great ehough to of public parks and it is safe to pre- preclude any great consideration for diet 1hat there will, be an increasing the good whic . h can be accomplished. number of spots for the general pub - it is a custorn which has prevailed lic as the years go, bv. for manv vears, but -,rhen the ex- Whv all the fuss abont the open. penses of a fire department become air,. pc�u way ask. Perhaps one of involved, it amounts to a very costly the rnost withentic reasons for urg- in- a r�turn to Outdoor activities In f 'i ' the trend in� national )ntivio S Iii,'lnost in'stances wbere a prop- health. Aftliongh we are stipposed ertr owner considers burning over to be one of those r ged Zorthern ug, N a patch of' grass be has but to be patient for a week or two and Nature will take care -of the problen N e xv, green grass will s6ring -tip and its life will be the stronger for thenour CONGRATULATIONS. ishment it ,receives from the dead re - DODGERS mains of last years growth. Now that the hockev Season IS Cra f* I Dodgers. over and tile Len wror( ha-ve captured the, WO��N I-19nle- brew trophy., let us ex s our 'lie members of the team thairks to t and the icoach. manager and spon so rs for a grand season laf sport. It, wonld indeed be difficult to olit iniffividual plavers for uvention- because in the type of hock-ey pla�-yed here one of ihe!,31reat- est aitrihntes is team spirit and willing-ne." td- get in there and fight for the horne town- In this regard Our teani hasbeen unexcelled. This winter s hockey -was brand-; ed bv the broad admixture of plaN� ers, �vervthing from the yono,! Z fty I lip to tlte- vet�ransof many, former it "rtainly inade for seasons ... an d an interesting style of play. Itshould he said, tm tha-t the olaer players do -mcrifice a good deal to get Out and boost the team for nian-y Of them have homes and families, of 11,11*ch tbev, see very little throughout the winter months. It hai� become increasingly diffi- clilt to * t- - ie., a tvood hoekey team in these parcs, and: wheu grood bockev not beillg plaVed the, arena, V is a public enterpris _,e* falls- upon difficult day-, too. The "Dodgers liave certainly dotte a very fine, job in keeping both. the game and the arena in the public eye. The Wingham Advance,� Times V%blubod At WMAOUIU4 OMA140, W. lut*y wetxet, rAtot Ar*mbor Atiot Vitft�tivi ot c9 "Inflon Aawotbm $x 9"OW cam MAIL, P*4001c* DePL �iwwo*loft, ftte - Ono Irimf #* �ft makht U 14-00 pet ywt tHURCHES ARE GROWING The open ing last wcek of the -new Christ-lan tducation wintr at St. Andrewl's Presbvterian Church is a reminder that the church in its broader aspect, continues to -row and develop, despite the dire pre- dictions of those who are ceriain thatthe younger generation is head- ed straight for the, hot place. Such growth is evident not only in the Preskyterian denomination here, but in all the churches in this communitv. Atom hombs and -the beat generation tothe contrary, the church seem.-, to remain the solid fixture.it has been for the past two thousand vearq. Church attendance today "is even raore significant than it wa$* .50 years, ago, for intimeg gone by -the church occupied a position of such soctal significance in a town like IV, ing.ham that every respectable citizen simply 'had to be allied �%itb one or another of :the, churches or become a public ,disgrace. In this day and age the churches are forging ahead purely on the tnerits of the ilies-Mige theN* he.ar. It is not nearly go much tl;o? "style" to go to church -now. and as, a restilt, -%-e tan -be reasollablv Sure thm �t Intge proportion of tbo.,,e wbo do sopport a cluirch group do ", Ixe- cause and; 'only because Of the idic- tates of their own cofiscience. k 0 REV. T. X UNNNEDY. BA.. B'D. NE MOMEW, PUAW Bjuevale, CURLSTIANK SHOIL11") tBig business todar Xoe4 the limit 4be m N, oist powerful c rp ation. 1 you bave n9d(le.d off, and yourvdf6 Jn a4vertisla- W -by doiet Chris- 19tandard the world baspot been insWrit In instant in. tlans? The Q11 Co. of �w.Tersey started out Ago, season, Out of season or it would ,seas%ni vvit of mas.Qou, or 130 urgent, years io, oil the, world, 'And it did that . ee. So , not have b ri slow, to usead- vertiging. Think of it Christian to seasou, out of, seft,40116 very thin.-, '4rrylng Its products people. !JFh!Je,;ifg business spends This vxhor- over land and sea to the very ends m billion dollars yearly on adver- tation, jglveq 'by of the earth, tising its material ware only 7 :1,1 Paul to. Na �,Io veftising is atremen, Wern ad percent of Oils Is spent bY Amell- young under dou�i force. L4r ettiring cai ristiqns in Publishing tile study Timothy bire experfs In 44� Gospel to all na lions. bfk.dly nee4, vertising. 11110 Admire their smart . Stdulnx ads. are used In this ed. sby, delicate and lVertiSl ng, Tile writer, last SCIP11- mer while, orib Toxv Yorlt pIWAys in Is filneart of sAJe.,5mqnghJp.-ag "Oo od 0161ined to be State. saxv thlq Advert! pipmept in to the last drojW% and "His, INTAster0s law. In view Omit of x weldlngsbop� I-INVe repair VoW% The chiAdreA of darltness I 61 -of his fallings- he is urged to, 0 - but the b"44 of 'day Are AAser in etheiLr thalil , bildren of light. There are soule e, job,' to keep up the and abrolkenhearV. Huge Corpor- , l(q*trn from things -Chlistlans can to guard the de;mIt, atiOns 90 In for It in. a large way. the i�s*orld and advertW109 is one Of a hy, be on your job seven days We think of their lavish Outlay. them. a k, fifty-two weeks a year Leaders of husine.as It , _e US.A� utb plain sleepy. . -About halfway And remember your labour Is not. spend yearly 4L billion d ollars ^ an , 1,13e eJeNen. disciples turned the in vain, In the Lord." dvertlshiig, The A k4t Ono obile in, wh_ple i vorld. upside down in an 7%SK_text Is part of a stirring ii;IZ resS in . , r 0L Lord-­�'Go borted to undertake a fearless terests are second, while manuftc-lAiandrnent turem of' prepared foods and of- our Ye Into all tile -%Vorld and 4weacli the crusade on behalf of the 4Qospel. medicines co, , me third. Large bill- every crea gospel to tore". They St. Paut did not need this advice himself, He Was always on his boards with color!%;) Advertising on, and t Were instant in seas on job. always instant in season and are found ingreAt numbers along4l Imotlern of season. They stayed: on their out of season. *This one thin Tdo I g� - our highways, Electric Nvinkers in job seven dalys a week and fifty, was hL slogan and the secret of t nio tile cities a , t draw two wcelcs a, $car. Oneby One the ,s his power. He wms'tbe prince of attention Of the crowd to the pro- eleven died the 40AU1 Of A martyr Men to advertise Christ. "All. for ducts which tbeyAdyertlse. Ameri- except St. johii, advertising tht'., ChrisV was his consuming passlon. can periodicals 'with. a circulation wonderful story of 0irist. Greater He advertised with might and main in 1_aw Of'over two million copies v ss N love hath No Man t ban this. ATRY the Christ of the Damascus Read. Charge as high as $10,000 for a Ave follow in their steps. 1fa3l We It pays to adverlise. It is Never sing! . e page in a single Iuue to be filled with their Aeal and exi-, too expensive or baza rdous for those who wish to advertl,.m The , �),. Lll�c them may wi- be thusl=j commerce to advertise its wares. Christian Church the largest and instailt in season, out of season. BOX 473 Z Sugar and ice SP Akron, Ohio, By Bill Smiley Z April 11, 1959 1 started thinking about busts knoir that ToWre supposed to V, Dear Sirs: -While. I Was watchftig Brigitte -.%far- sitting bolt upright, wide-eyed -and Please find my cheque for re- dot, the little Prench mv-pot, in eleCt-n-fied; it bUrt-S to know that newal to your paper. I continue a film the other night. That*may.1 ',You are slumped in y6ur seat, to find it of great interest to me seem like a sill thing to say. It's mouth parsed, head shaking and y even though' it Is over 20 years since I left your community� like saying you started thinking tongue almost tut-tuffing in dis- 1 especially like your "Editorial" . y ft ro 41 abOut'Plusic 'h ou were v tch- PP V. I. lie page- it is a real asset to a weekly ing an orchestra play. But It was paper- Tn;rely a coincidence. It is downright disconcerting to Please note my new address at -find that you are craving for a 501 Winfield Way R, Akron And just to get thin.,, perf,,tly smoke in the middle of a big pash Ohio. . Yours truly. clear, I I donft mean: I busts of famous scene. it is disgusting to have to give.In to it and go to the back George 111nes men done in, plaster. I mean. busts of the theatre to light up, just 0.-0-0 on ladies. 14: when the young temptress on the Leopold Street, Z 0 The horrifying. part of it %vas screen is launching hrW a discreet N%rIngham, Ont that I started thinking about bA,sts striptease. Dear Editor. The subject of the swimming popi has come up now and agam over the past few months that.1 have been Jn Wingham, and de- spite the risk of criticism which 1. might incur as a newcomer- wha. Might not bea,%vare of all the cir- cumstances, I would like to express. a few thouglits on the matter. Frorn, what I can gather, the op- en-air pool in Teeswater Nval not ofien for more thaA 3.4 weeks last summer. and -.vas not in extensive use for more than eight There seems to be No reason to suppose that such a pool in Winzham would have a longer season. Am indoor pool would provide a much-needed year-round place of enjoymenL There I.-. plenty of e�ridence that young people in NVIngliam have too few places for -wholesome re- creation and tob limited opportun- Itles to expend their ener--Y. The location of the proposed pool is another tonteAtious iss:Ue. I ivould like to submit that an indoor pool located close to. OF even at- tached "to the Frigh School would offer -some distinct advantages. The one gymnasium is inadequate for the present number of classes to say -nothing of -the situation '%Wleh will be presented by four addition- al classes in the fAlL Even 'low the cafeteria is being used 'for 9YIn classes. If an indoor swimming pool were close bx surely an agr— went could. he %forked out with school board for use of it by during school hour& Such an a- range;�ent would takethe pressure off the already- over -taxed pkV1A_ cal eaucat*'On faeffitlev. and also help to finance the 13ro ' ject- Certainly the cost would he greater, but so would the value re- erived for each dollar- spent Sineerely, E. Russell Sp�ith 0-0-0 in a. clear, cold, analytical way. iks I say, I Was watching INEss And it is Aismdl to; learn that Bardot snaking her way through you bave n9d(le.d off, and yourvdf6 a movie., in ANbich l'amour 'was kq driving you in the rib% just, at the -point %%,here the celebrated treated in the boisterous Gallic '.Nliss t, is inakmg -n. 1-nonkey Of the manner so startling to its tjtte�in.g Anglo-Saxons. cen$om It 'Was illy first view of the It was about this poink rudely y—g iadv. I understand She 1-:. awakened and rather crabby, that 71 started thinking about busts. the, second citizen of)Franoe, after General De Gaulle. Cert4nly her Don't ask me wb_Y'. whays With platures; appear in the paper more this bust cra7w- anyway? Mum - often than ihis. 'And Im here to inalian-t; of mammoth proportions tell you she is definitely better 1k create headlines every time they take a deep breath- Mgh school too king, than the QenerA though kids praerleally break- their backs somewhat shorter.. tryin_- to stick their chests outan extra inch. rm not blaming 113le. Bardot ��inl* -for my lapses. She Was all she -�, "I'll, ill Other was cracked up to be. She viggled ir , jaylw _Not men.. Men g Is, n her bebln(L and jiggled her befront, hAW.. been maMing women for to the best of her abilit.N! and she thousands of years� and busts have has a, lot of ability along these nothing to do with. It. lit fact, lines. back isr the twegfies, when I was a ldd� busrN werefro,;Nmed on, and 'No,, -fault mine, not. hers. are still they m led t hem, After Watching her for a few rnin- * * *: . utes With some interes% I became Let tenderness.. Immour and sy-m- lIrsternbarrosseiii, then mildly dis- 1mthy show- in your face. let good - approving, then bored,. then just; Ness and piti aid love shine in plain sleepy. . -About halfway your eyes, and youll get your iNan thriugh this process, :1 1hail sense faster than if you bad the bigiest taouet to say to myself, "Boy, bust this side of Bali. ,either yotexe ready to be put out i� * * to pasture, or 'you, need & good p sts cause noth- � buttrouble ,-;pring tortw% r remeinber a, girl I knew in col- lege. Her rukrue ww; Betsy. 'Alle Jes pretty disturbing. to a. chaP had a vast hosom, I alwa3,�s called wba has leered his waY thlradkh 'her Busty- to Myself, One Night I the burlesque houses of Detraies vms dan6ug with. her. -%Ve'were NVoodward Avenue in the beigb-day talking and T inadvertently called. ,of Scurvy u%ffller. eaten peanuts hier Bust_,.� imstend of s �BetV". In the pit at the Casino in T*ronto. Rnovr wbat happenedI 'You got and ducked out for a drink between It* mac. slie bust me. Hight, on rounds of pure art at Londoes The -nose. Windmill Theatre. to realize that, — - blusl . ftee sh-42111y, at the sig'ht The Editor: And Maybe thaVs why Pire b n of a young lady Who is not 01115' , little psycholOgical abouL 'busts Dear Sir: not there in J)erson, but lum all t -ver since. R,egurding the new street lights her clothes on. proposed by our Pt'C� these new * * * - I I - type fixtures will be Much better j[t Is. etifflink to think- that per - than the present lights and should hAtK the young sap has been boiled brigthen our street considerably. dowo to an old fudge. X%%en you I fis LAN WILLIAMS However the proposal to -remove the vment lamp posts should be would become 0,,Irefuily considered from some effective decorating Other points of -view other than imPoissible* that of the unfortunate Motarists There is also the matter of lbost. who caet seem to park without prcstimably parts of the street and hitting them sidewalks would h9ve 'to be torn These posts, With their aticndaht up -to reach -the buried wirv& underground wiring are just about Accurate spacing of the new posts as Attractive as anY to be seen %vill be difficult because of'store windows and other building proh-� in Ontario. Xew fixtures suspend - td frout thcs present posts should Zook very well. if we scrap -die One wonders It the new U. -tits. posts, two%ery, SinpOrtaritteRtum even �Mtb A generous prbjeotlon,� will ik, completely lott to the Mai, ivould not loose ,*me of their, I effeWvefiest because of ftfeoL Flmt, we 'Will loose Some- Mbg that has botoihe uhlqU6 to piotarbances ftom buildings such our tovvn. -our flower OL% -Whose u eigns and awnings. 7r coloUr give's the qVie, writer AgreO that anoW re- br;ght Somme m6vt1I w6uld be easier, witbc %tteet a &Ahictivtly prettY, t6tich. 1poles but perhaps this problem There would b# no Vdirkt in I*Aen- . ould -be *Vercom40 bor niot# fit, Ing the 116wer pots to thj� WWI$ 61 C huildinV Where they w6uld 'have to quent teb'"Al 6f -the -4how by comix-te Vith a Vllrietlt 'of ArtM_ smallej,. Mort, floxible e4uipment ulciure and tilvertising, dispIty that would not'"Uire, the rharoq�,_ ering qydee of sk. bulldo2er. s'4mi. The flowers would be W J�ktSL take 6A61hC-fL 166k at thO 112 the jumh1e. they a pulled dowt, re, .dly. whefeAs OUr t1reet 11 Month, cof DecerAbor is It, w�ould be 1fit#j**tin& U* riAd Out the 16h# of !htl lr(,ry b"t 4#*VMtod Of Any it oth,&ft tool hbbut Vhtmi aldnt, the , town in optavid, Vithont the 1AMP lmomi I btv# indiftio.4 Abolro, mots on Whkh tho., ttoft - likhtgl yout't very tfuly. j1A deoOtAtiobt *rt shounted, tc4yl X. J. W*1*40d� Optometrist -L _­ _ , Patrick St.., Wingham, Phone 770 WZEK-END FFATMP, RAINBOW UAK . ES Ike,011AV !4te TWis Week -end'. ONLY 39C REMINGTOVS or im ,-o Do Av bpei,041 I rrices EFFE 22nd to 28th' CTJVF3 A BRECK SHAMPOO - Me Off PALMOLIVE Rapid $have and $gh* k tniertor RAZOR $10 Value, for 1-19 133.A. ArgpO - for Paill, 300'S JDASAL TAB LETS V11TALI$ 19V of( Regular 99c for 80; IM -4. Wand. 4 16 oz. 05r, $240, STOMACH POWDFR,-, 79c, $1-89 Large Size, i0ox of 70 JWg. 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LODER, Pastor Wed. -49.00 p.m.—Youth Fellow-sbip -Meeting Fri.—,'- .(X) pi-ni.—Firaver TM eeting Sunday Service 10.00-a.m.—Sundky S-chool Classes for all ages. /30 P.111.—V�vangelistic F VISITORS WELCOME� . . . ..................................................................... ....... onm ...... THE'SALVATION ARMY .=1 4`2_4 �,� " ww-, Winglialif Ccrpg SUNDAY SERVICES 2.30 P-m.—Sondav School '7100 NIleefing, Tuesday, 8.00 P-m.�-Prayer and Praise Service 1 Friday, 8.00 P.m.—Youth Group All Teen-Agors Weleoinei There's % UTIPOftle fOrYOU at the "Army" Paulo Cburr Rev. C. V� Johnson, -L,Th, - Rtaor -Afrs, Gordon Davi(Igon �q% t n is t 4h Sithday, after tuttfir 230 7 t.30 Confirintilioll Cit., , 0 U.S.