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REV. DONALD SIXCLAIR,, PASTOR
SERVICES SUNDAY, AUGUST 16th
9.50 a.m.—Bible School
11 axi.—IAIorving Service
Subject: "The Ministry of The Holy Spirit
LOO p.m.—Eveni;ng Service
SPECIAL MUSIC
THE MALE CHOIR OF CENTRAL
BAPTIST CHURCH,'KITCHENER
All Welcomg,
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Z ftanaeli,5ttc eleientre
Centre St.
REV. W. W. LODER, Pastor Z
Z Tues. -8.00 p.m..—Youth Vellowship Meeting
Thurs.-8.00 p.m.—Prayer Meeting
Sunday Service
Z
Z
10.00 a-m.;—Sunday School Classes for
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all ages.
Z I 1.00a.m.i--Morning Worship
Z
—F
Z 7.30 p.m. vangelistic,
z REV. W. G. BUDGE and'MRS. BUDGE, of Buffalo, N.Y., Z
i wfll be special speakers at all services
T HE SALVATION ARMY
J�EW Wingbant Corpi
SUNDAYSERVICES
11,00 a,m.—Holiness Meeting
2.30 p.m.—Sunday School
7.00 P.rn�—Salvation Meeting
Tuetday, 8.00 p.m,–Prayer and Praise Service
An'Teen-Agery Weicorne
Therd's a welcotne forTou at the ,,Army,,
#to Paul, 0. ebureb
eANGIACAN)
Rev. C F. Johnson, L.Th, - Rector
Mrs,, Cordon -Davidson - Organist
12th Sun&Y iifter Tnihilty
August 16th
8.30 a.m.—I-Ioly
11.00 aaL–�, lorning Prayet
No evening service,
Oill li
"TOM our,
necessity eai% week, Most of us
71�y THIS" Llc�, down Ano 190,15 up I
On several occasions reeentiv right to spend public nioney t, o pro-
Those, of MY
, , greed that Sunday sUpuld be
are A , )tectt
4 day whose activities are pr(
At the sky� Coulit the 010uds� 10pok
at the pictures the clouds m4ke.
this eolvinm has referred to tbe'nee-4 vide Camp sites and parli--sbut that,
readers, W U 9
, , . f
�dbylaw. W , e Are agreed!.tb4t..tIl
Gaze at the how
for more parks iii this -town. The of course, is 'a falracv. In the first
have ever P*Y.-
v . Vorking p I should have a
oppe
many tilere Are. Ask yourself how
wall ebarge, is made, stif-
preseat efforts at the bank of the place 4. s.t
the game Q'I
basketball, 'Al`40
rly holiday during wh
yea Ich there
, viroomen
in ly be 1k change of en
it happens th t we are part of
such a, wonderjul universe. IrAlnic
t to cover maintenance cos q;
IVIaitland Nvill wake a trewelidouslv h6en V
it amIllar with
tZlat. will brins� a, rest and refurbisb-
(Lb9mi; the lair and, order that .are
v,aluable start oil what Nve, hope, wiii and in the second place, the re\-Ciltle
1 *1 - the term- "Time
put". When
ingot -personality.
I am, thinking now of a daily at,
part, of nature. App reci4te the
N kid Around you,
beauty Of the N rO
bit a regular system Of par4way in, gasoline tax alo . ne Avould far out-
team Is hard
tit4de which recognizes the blessw
or over
Take -.w9nd the WAY the
aloxig the river. xed�h the expenditure, as Ontarit)
pre.54ed, Perhaps
a). Ittle demoral.-
,.f life, -In the mId4t of toll
jpgs 9
and hustle. JA is so easy for us to
trees 'wave their IeAfy br4nehes in
I thq, . air, the Way the flo, ad,
wers spre
residents and American visitors
!zed, tills device
enter into A daily routive, and to
boauty.
The need for parks all over the travel our higb�vays to reach the
Is often ps-ed to
,he goodness o
fail to appreciate t f
I
Trudy—"This Is. my Father's world, I
proviuce, -vv�as borne home very holiday areas in the'.Northland.
ia,jy the torces.
lit e, even though its Signs are All
About up.
And to my listening ear$
All nature sings, and round Me
strwigIv- durin a motor trip we
9
Do you ever take 41time out"? I
lot f a yearly
am pil.lising now o
Ail of up a re ip. need of "tak Ing I
Ings
t 'ast Aveek. riqtiipped with a No doubt the Department of
haliday, or of tbe free time that
just to c
time quVI each day, unt
3 igs and smile, The
many ble sir
The music of the sphervVI
take 11tim purl. Tp#.ke "Ume
..e
port4ble refrigerator and the other Land$ and. Vorests will catch tip
Most of us Are
comes each week; A
agreed that A day.of rest is aprime
our
you b a:ve an OPPO
next time rtunIty,
out for God".
trapping ndeded for outdoor gating, with the need for more and bigger
�,.e , . I - ed
N loadedup the family and bead parks, but they Avill have to hustle.
Of it the
Scott, East `%Nrawanosh, was dep-
HENDERSON
REUNION
for the north. course Nvas There must have been a great niany
troyed by fire this week, after be-
worst week -end of the year for trav- disappointed toUnsts on Civic holi-
X
Ing struck bY lightning. Neigh-
to all -the live-
HELD
WEDNESDAY
elling, because of the Civic holiday, day Wleek-end.
.473 .1
bors managed. get
the bufidlng�
experience certainly proved,
stock out.pf
r- ,0
X. steFl Pit,
th.ai' j�itbiic" a'iks'
Mn.-Iiam, Ontario.
walking over his grass faryn. in
of Josephine St,, Joined with, their
g,1111- to keep tip With the demand for
ear Sir.
was .4urprise
Kinloss, -d to find
family on Wednesday afternoon at
them. LEND A HAND
I would like to draw to your gt�
eight e holce steers dead. They
had apparently been struck by
the KincArdine Beach, to bold A
70'
tention the fact that there is to
lightning during the storm on FT1-
family reunion.
the
On,, one drove
, occasion we The first phase of the park pro-
'be a peak meteor shower on the
day night. -
Those pres eAt for occasidn
'Mrs,
miles, in search of a vacant picnic ject along the river at tlie north end
night of Aug. :12, Do you think,
ill-
there would be enough people I
The evaporator at Brussels was.
burned to
'Were 11r, and (Tons) Donald
F rench, Douglas, Paul and Pamela
table. Provincial camping parks. i n,
of town has been completed. The
.9
terested to put it in 'your paper.
Aruck by lightning and I
the ground,
.
of London; Mr. and Mrs. 3ack
the entire circuit from Wingham,, -shore'has; been deepened in pre-
fore
This shower Is known as a Per
Messrs. Tipling and Mills are
Henderson -and daughter Lori; lvfr 1.
-via Bracebridge, Algonquin Park-,, paration for leveling and lalldsc',,P-
seld meteor shower because the
is�
busy witlithis, year's flax crop., Ov-
and Mrs. Jas. Henderson and $pn.
Bobble; Mr; Donald Henderson of
Ottawa and Mattawa valleyp-, Sud- ing the park area itself.
radiant point of the sho*er near,
the constellation and because, the
er 106 Indians from the reserve at
the nursing staff of Wingbam'
btiry, Preneb River, Parry Sound
meteors come from that direction
Southampton are harvesting the
General Hospital, Janette and Anne
and do-tv-n through Nkluskoka,. Were Don't forget the conirnittee's an-
twhich Is from the north-east)-,
flax.
all of Wingbani. Their son WiI
so, parked with tents that the late-, nouncement that donations will be
If the visibility is good 30 to 50
0 -0-0
'YEARS
liam Jn, who is in the Medical
Corps of the Canadian Army stat -
comers simply, couldn't get in. accepted to further the work as far
meteors can be seen per hour. The
AGO
tioned sit Tletawawa Camp was un -
as, pogsible this vear. This is one
meteors themselves cannot be seen
, While working in his laboratory
able ta be pretent. Mrs. Lillian
The taxpayer who never goes poin't -at wVch our dollars can make
because -they are so small, but as
they rush through the atmosphere
on Monday the quick actloft of Dr.
Tbufignaht of Kingston also joined
with the family,
very far from home may think that a real contfibution to the beauty -of
the friction burns them and a�
A, W, Irwin prevented Nrhat may
ilave been 'a setfous fire. Some
the provincial government has no out town.
fiery trail is seen. The average
-heated oil th I at he I tVas using, took
T4- was a beautiful afternoon, arid
" - swim ,
all enjoyed ming, boating,
weight of a meteor is 0.005 ounce.
They are evaporated by friftion.
, fire and the blaze quickly spread.
the
golf, fishing, and horseback riding,
,no
XETER
he is aftending.Pre-Teachers' Slum-
Ron. ACCEPT TENDER Of
from, 40 to 10 miles up. >Ieteots-
are of old comets which
The doctor carried pot of
burning pil to the waiting room
.
also games for the children. A
delicious turkey supper, with all
mer SchooL Mr. and Mrs.
pieces
had -around the sun.
and rushed back Into the lab-
the trimming was served by the
Xf. ankMrs. Clarence White re-
3
Ispent
Higgins and Xaren, Harriston,
called at the same home during the
CARL
E,'WILLIS
once an orbit
By crossing the Perseld Meteor.
oratory and put the fire ou'. By
this time a slight fire had started
'i
ladies followed by a watermelon
contest. After supper all joined in
turned to Toronto, after spending
week -end.
path each year the earth is grad-
in the waiting room He quickly
singing old famillar song . s,.after
their vacation at their summer
Wigs Anne Greig, Brantford,
The Turnberry Township coun-
ually burning up the remains. Of
extinguished the blale and carried
which all departed to their hom6s
home here,
the week -end with Mr. and
cil met on August 4th at 1.30 p.m,
the old comet. The difference be-
the pot of burning oil down. the
hoping to meet in 1960 to enjoy
3ir. and Mrs. Clayton Coates and
Mrs. Gordon Greig.
in Bluevale community hall with
tween a meteor and a meteorite
back stairs and into the -yard.
another family reunion.
J0, Sarnia, were tweek-end guests
Mrs. IAoyd Jaques, John -and
�kli members present, the reeve. W.
is that a meteorite hits the eArth,
The -back of big right hand from
Of Mr, and Airs. Ross Coates.
Glen. Clifford, spent a day last
Jack Wilrits in the chair- The
and a meteor doesnt. i
NNxist to tip of fingers was severely
Bill'Ilenderson, as he is known
'I
Nft. and Mrs. Billy McDonald
week with, -Nir. and Mrs. George
minutes of the last regular meet-
The meteors will not b� burnt up
burned..
to everyone has been a barber on
of 2ffichigan :and Afrs� Mabel
Gibson. The boys remained for a
Ing were read and adopted on
�igtlon by Herb Iro%ton and Alex
in a few- years. It takes thousands
Arthur Henderson, son , of Mr.
inain street in Wllighani for over
so years. Both be and 'Airs. Hen-
Henime, Seattle, Wash., called On
Isinger visit.
MadTavisb.
of years to burn up an entire met -
and Mrs. W. J. Henderion, has
derson axe willing workers, in the
'Mr, and M -m George Gibson. Mrs,
. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Munro cele-
ICommunications were received
eor shower. Meteors are mote,
been app6inted to the staff of 'the
Salvatiim Army as. Mr, Henderson
Veir And Miss �Gertie Bush
W� EL N
reAzently.
brated their 25th wedding anniver-
sary at their cottage at Amberley
and read from city of Barrie and
Mr. J. ELKinkead, Goderich.
plentiful in the hours. after mid-
night dawn. lieteoriteS are.
continuation school at Denbigh in
is bandmaster for the Army Band.
3NIr- and '.Airs. Harry Bowers and
recently with members of their
Amongst those
Afulvey-Applelly-:That we do
concurr with the resolution sent
until
pieces of old planets.
Lennox C4un.ty.
The home of Mr. ana 1AIrs.
Their daughter, Jeanette, is also
a member of the band -and Mrs.
:family.. Searboro, visited Mr. and
1amilles present.
were Mr. and Mrs. W ,
to the council from the city of
These axe the details about tho�
George Hawthorne was the scene
Henderson is choral pianisf at the
Mrs, Verne Clark and Air, H� G.
present
Lowe and farnily- of GravenhursL
Barrie.
meteors.
of a pleasant gathering on Thurs-
Citadel.
NIT, and _Nirs. -Aow�4�, Bowman,
26ir ' and Mrs. Frank Ringler
Foxton-IfacTa-isb—That -we ac-
cept -the -tender of Carl E. Willis
Yours truly,
'Ray Cofrih (Age 11)
day afternoon when friends: and
relative s gathered to odend con-
Mrs Henderson was the former
anT-1voilly, Xl"euelc, Were roc=t
and faQIy.NortbL. Bay, called at
I
on the Crulkshank �nunic,:P��V,Orai-
gratulation.& to Mrs. Sidney Camp-
Bertha McGe% daughter of the
gueats at Toman�s,
the home of Verdbn OuPfeli on'
for sum.
th`e of 066706;t�
��Il on her 88th birthday.
late Stewart McGee and Mrs. Me_
Mr. and Mxt. Russell Walker
Monday.
'Airs.
Appleby-Ifulvey—That the sup
On account of the dry weather
Gee, who -resides an Edward St,
spent a week ivith their daughter�
A- Wearring and Ml�s
Helen Gibson of Toronto visited
plementary By-law* No. 8-59 be
read a third time and passed, sub -
and the shortage offeed the price
Wilfred Akppler and M
Mr. And u%fm George Gibson one
ject to the approval of th e district
ARemiiniscinq&
of milk will advance from 6c to
Weppler, Cliesley.
Uxbrld
�
day last week.
engineer,' signed by the reeve And
the
se aquart; pasteurized, 10c.
Bank is having a
M.rg. John Musgrove
M!Ta� Mary Iforrison. ge,
called on Mrs. W. E. Weir and
-,Mrs. Wal, Wright� Mra. Wln-
the clerk and the seal of cor-
poration attached thereto.
FI TEARSAGO,
The Dominlon,L
new vault installed. The garage
i
Buried in Gorrie -
Wiss Gerde Bush.
'Lowe, Heather ;and Bonnie are on
Foxton�ApplebyTbat the gen-
'and
XY
at the, rest of the building was
Mr. and INT -is John Shepperd and
a trip to Eastern Canada,
eral Toad accounts be passed
and paid as presented.
A heavy work horse, owned by
tom down to make way for the
GORRTFMrA. John Musgrove,
�$0315 of Agiw;urt and Miss Zynda
General Accounts: McKay INTurs-
Mr. J. .4- MacLean, drowped in the
vault.,
the former Edna Bernice Cook,
and Master Michael Stewart of
On
Ing 'Home, $185.50; Relief, $40.00*,
upper pond tills wek. 7lie animal
-Miss Jean Mitchell and 11i;s Ed-
died suddenly at her home irr
11arn'ston spent several days with
FORRICH
Wingliam. Advance-71mes, $4.44-
- nnergot into the -water
ill some Ina
ith Jott were among those who
Gorrie an Wednesday evening,
ITT. aAd Mrs-, Verne Clark.
A.T.
V. Fischer, 'part salary� W.OD,
and was not able to get back onto
iraauated from Normal School re-
99, of' a heart attack. She
:July -
Misses Aileen and Brenda Eaton,
p
NET, and Mrs. Harvey Bride and Geo. Greenaway, Bluevale 411111 '
the b ank.
cently.
was in her 56th year.
241ss XayL- McGowan, Ibuster Glen
lkshank, Unern-
Peter of Toronto are visiting with ;10.00; Wili. B. Crul
Ins. Stamps. $12.00.
Ifiss Edna Anderson, one of our
0 0 - 0
Born near Clifford she was a
Maton of Seaforth and T.%riss lAnda
few
plovilient
Mr. and lErs. Harold Doig.
lo
Paul Wendt And tN vo chil- Hys p Municipal Dram. Town-
former high school students, has
FUTTEEN TEARS AGO
daughter of the laterXicholas Cook
and. Clara Hertzberger. Her first
iffuttba-, WInghan't, spent a
days with Mrs. -4Jo=o Sparling,
I
-Mrs. ship of Howlek, $175.00.
dren of Toronto - spent last week at Pay Roll- Geo. Lambert, =25,
obtained a situation as teacher at
SS. 3 West �Wawanogb, at a
In the near future a, new house
husband, Melville Nay predeceased
her. :She waa a member or St.
11T. and Mrs. Ralph. Toman, and
the home of her parents, 31T. and John 11midell. 369.75; George Gallo-
�Wan.
I
salary Of $475. Her sister, Miss
will stand at the corner of John
Stephen!s. Ang�ican, Church and
famjly� Petergbur& and MT
Mrs. Waxd Schaefer way, $28L25-, Mundell, $VOM.
'x[r.
Margaret� has been engaged -to
arid Edward Streets. Mr. Jim,
bad been a resident of Gorrie for
Elain Tomon, PlattsvWe, spent
Congratulations to and Mrs. Road Accounts-, Struthers Trans -
port, calcium chloride, W.175; Pol-
teach at a school in Huron. Torp-
Carr is building the house which
the past 15 years,
Sunday at -Ross. Toman's.
Mr. and I Allister Green,
Mrs.,
Ross Durst (Shirley Ashton) an
th bird! of 4 soir in lard Bros., calcium rhlorlde,;��.56;
e I Toronto GVxt-
-Motors,
ship.
will be a storey and a halfl.six
roomed house with garage, at-
Surviving are her budband, John
4,nda and Janis of Goderich villit-
Huron mower repairs,
eral Hospital on August 6tb. $16.70; Texaco Can. Ltd, _-Tease
'Ar. IV, D, Pringle has a -force of
tl
tached. I
Musgrove;. two sons Robt, Ifty,
Waterloo and WnL Way, Gorri e
*4 Mr. and Mrs. Geo- Gibson, -Nirs.
Mrs. Clam XeDermitt is spending and OIL '01-3.200* Wroxeter Tele-
men clearing away the rubble at
1 Ill Y I and re -build-
the te factor
Mr and Mr& Dave 'Hutchison
two sister,, Mrs. peter _Alerklinger,
W. F, Weir and Miss Gertle Bush
two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. -phone 00, Tolls, $25-65.' Gordon
s Of s
attended the capping service: at the
Waterloo and mrs. Melvin Oreen-
on Sunday� .
Harvey McDermitt. UcGavin. rent of loader, 1,75.00;
Ing operations will commence at
Siratford General Hospital oil
lay, Clifford; two. brothers Carl
Ifiss Dawn, Lue Clark spent a
The sympathy,of the community And y1s Garage. tractor repairs,
once.
: Saturday afternoon, when their
Cook Waterloo and Clifford. Cools,
few Aoys 'with her g=dparent-%
goes to Ifessrs. Fred.. And � Anson ;17.45;, Supertest Pet. Corp., fuel
D, T. Hepburn, who has been
'Bank
daughterr, C�race,, -received ber
GorrIQ1, And three grandsons,
MT. and 'Mrs. Gordon. 't'31nderwood.
Demerling in the passing of their 'oil Canada. Culvert CO.,
culverts, $639.81, John 'Mundell,
manager of the Dominion
capL as a murse-in-traln'sug.
The funeral was at the Moir.
Gorrie.
brother, Lorne, In Galt. They at- . t of trucX "IL00; Robt.' Camp-
yen
here for some yeam has been ap
� Those Who own 0 'a
r oper te bl-
-Funeral Home, Gorrie on. Satur-i
ITT. and Ifr& Lyle Brothers And
tended the funeral o1i Alonday. bell, rent of truck, S22-50; H. J.
pointed manager of the Oshawa
cycles are 1kotifie d that It is
day. August Ist, conducted by the
-family, Wexford spent the week-
-which was held in GaIL Unt7, rent of trucX.SSZ�00, Glenn
branch, He will be succeeded by
Against the law to ride 4m the
-Rev. E. C. Attwelt of the Anglican
end with Mrs. V. Brothem
3iiss sandrs. Allan is spending Snell, rent of trucX $91.00, Evret t
Mr. 11L J. Torrance, who has been
�,siddwalk Or have a v4sehger on
Church. 3�urial was in the Gorrie
'Ntr� and lirs. Clarence Clement
r; Of loader. , -50.
this week in Toronto. Master Ar- Cathe -S, rent A= '
'Win.
manager at Mount Albert.
the -Iandl�bars.
cemetery.
end Dan have returned to Toronto
hold Allan Is visiting for two weeks V OM gravel. S43.20;
Ifundell, mileage, $16.00.
\:fr. Andrew Wilson,'getland, has
Miss Ann. Whittaker redently,
Pallbearers were Bower Farrish,
titer spending two Weeks! vaeation
at Conn and. Mount Forest Mulvey-Foxton—That we do no*,\,
sr rived home from the West with
arrived back In England- Ann
1jecto ggni Iton, Harry King,
Mrs
Mr, and I , Doug wildfang of adjourn to meet an September Sal
his bride, the former Aliss Ruther-
came to, Canada after the London
Stirling pi nlay., Harold king and
Mr. and Mrs. Whi. Hart spent
Toronto were week -end visitors at 1.30 D.m
ford.
Blitz and attend&d Alma College,
Harry Ttinplornan. Flower bear -
the w"k-end at Soutbampton. Mrs.
With Mi. and 1im Roy Slmomn& Job, V. Fischer, W. Jaek Willits,
11r.W. H. Anderson, of Galt:l was
'Thomas. She -was a guest of
ers were Na4fine cook, Peter
Hart remained for a longer visit-
Mrs. Ids, Griffi of Wingliam. Reeve.
Ith Clerk-
in town oil Tuesday. He is a son of
Mr. And Mrs. W. IL 'French at
Oreenlay, Lynne Greenlay.
Mr. and Mrs. *Sud" Stewart And
visited a few dayg last -week with
the late 4 -1. Anderson, who for-
vacation times.
family, Harriston and "11r. said
Mr. and Mrs. Tom UcClement, * after veturning from their honey-
merly conducted a furniture, and
7&. Meftill. Cant6lon has pur-
Sothern Family
:�EM jtij�key -.%reado-kvs, Detroit,
Mr.' and Mrs. Glenn Johnson moon.
undertakingbusbaess here.
chased the Fells house on DI-
were Sunday guests of Irr. and
spent a few days last week at lAttle Tanis "Baylor, Six-year-old
i
_&. and 24M. 49hri, McGee of
agotal-Road,and will get posses
HoldsReunion
lfxz, Verne Clark.
Leamington. daughter of,N[r. apd Mrs. Nell Bay-
Fordyce intend leaving on 'Monday
�011 shortly.
4
111
ss FAye Edgar, St. 'Thomas.
Mr. and Mrs Carl Stewart of lor suffer a n
ed asty cut on the
for Seattle, Wash., where they will
. Mrs. 11o3A B, Ellac6tt 1" re -
GORRM-Disendants of the
spent the wieck-end with 3Ar. and
IASt*We]L were guldaY VISItOrsWith sole of her foot. Dr. J. D. Forde
-,-isit witli their daughter, Mrs,
11eived word that her husband was
late,,,Jobn Sothern met fbr their,
Mrs. Glen *;k(0fithael. Ilr. Mur-
Air Jim Vittle. took her to Listowel where sbr,
James Robertson and take In 'the
WourAed in action July 22nd. Ile
eleventh family reunion on Civic-
phy, st4utTville waal alsa 4L vitifor
it; Alf Biatts,of Toronto itisited. stitcheswere required to close the
Exposition.
was with am anti-tank regiment
holiday In Ustowel"MemoriAl Park.
lit the ume borne.
a few days last vooek,*fth Mr, and wound,
willch was on duty in Fratice.
Victor Gibson, prisident, was in
Mr. W. 11, Dane�, Gortle, visited
Mrs, prod. gwnbly� Airs. Walter Homburg is spend -
0 - 0 - 0
Mrs. Stuart C. HenVbas reteivt�
charge ol busindss And Mrs. Irwin
Gibson set.-treaiurtr, r"d the
Urb. W. 9. Weir and Miss Gertle
�Vrana Mrs. Wally Gibson, Mrs. Ing several weeksat the home Ot
FORTY TEARS A"
ed 'Word, that her Jiusband wAg
minutes and financial repork after
aush Ott Sunday.
elt
W, .11trgrart and bouglas Arlsited ill daughter in Osbalva.
*oubded In Action July 21st. by a
J,
the pkn4c ;supper Was enjoyed.
Mt. Slid Airs. Campbell Bro*ft
8, Mrs. George Bolander off
oteday lastweek with Mr. Harold air. dl
lir. Thomas James, Tu Thberryl
boinU fragniebt In his eye.
Officers fornext year ate Pr"l-
*)ftd daogbter, Mavkdale, spetitthe
n
albgoh !a, Victoria UospltAf, Loon- London were week -end visitors
" as gold big farm to Mr. James
Mrs, Jack Garbutt has received
imm vi e-pres,
dent� Roy S ons; c
*#tk-,*td with Mr. and 'Mrs. Lesfie
don with Ntr.-. Dora Widley. 'Master
t h
Porter.
Word from bL*r huAand that he
Everett. Cooper,, gec.-treas., Mrs.
15ouglag and Attended the Rios-
�:W. Xse XajAet- RCAF Station John Bolander returned home after
Mr. John Galbraith, Brussels, b"
,
had 'been injured, JAdk bat been
Irwin. Gibson' lunch b6mm, um
I
Uc1fithikel-Wedding oft -SaturdAY.
tk*verbanlc, retdrned, last s ending the past week with, his
sp n
sold big racer, Lucille 91m-
a c6ok in ab4ospital lu England.
Dave Redpath, Mrs, Roy Askit,
Wk Jf-Ae Hlggfn-`� A(ft, Nora
week after spending two Itteks gr aildmother.
_speedy
mons, to W, Cudmore, Seaforth,
Me. Alex, Dark has sold his house
24xs. Victor Gibson.
Moffat and Mr. Burns Xfoitat -of
with i*r p&1*13t*, mt and, 'Mrs. Rev. and Mrs. A� V. Gardner re-
[three
A.U. I.. Kennedy has Just,complet,
on -Victoria, Street to Mr. Carl
Prizes were given to the eldest
J310eved# hAVe rettifted from A. trip
�bjvfd g1st". turned bomet limt week after a
. P10
ed the renovation of the Atirb
Beribett, who, gets potsessift at
maiii Me. Writ. Sotherh (97) . eldest
4* Wtettkfn C411AJA� U1146 i0t*tt
te vishftL to Mt. Abd Urs. weekd' motor tr1P to NeW
House. He has installed a :new
oftec
lady, Mrs, Wn,- Wade, youngest.
I
kletflug *nd: Airs. And0±a0n, who
Ilbn M&MthAel (10hel 1UftY Who WleelAblin'ster. B.C.
en Jilating tan, as -well as a pla�Srtr
child, 43ty s6ehiterl, Kitchener;
h**e spetit sorAe U&.m at 'the Mg-
. J
. J
*#t# 1"&rrIed on,"u ay. MT; and. Uri. Jack, Brown enjoy-
rd
�Iano.
largest family At reunion, Ge�o.
tint hobne have Wurutd to L*tt-
Mrs, Nln* ArmAtrong inoved h*r ed a motor trip toPort Erie. They
I.Ar.
-
xUas Annie Barber; Wiss Perth
I
Announce V*nnerg.
1'rethe%'M ftf�t ford, person torn -
Ing longa-A dista=4, Mrs, Eunict
aon�
mt. *td Atm Pred Peaver, tat-
household effettt to the home re- alto vUlted with ai�d Mm
�
tettly vaemed by Ifirry &miwm. 'Millain. brimmie In Elora,
'Butler mid �Ntis§L 16f. 1,Brock bAve
Of Crop Competition
Hatr1s, Colonsay, Satk,, Wiest
Ny.16 8dehher Xitchenot;
IbAM *Ad J01111, WhO b0th
Mtg, P.� %Asch�, -Mother ot Mrs, Mr. And M". W. & Hibberd of
I
TeaiVect froril.the teaching Atatf
. of the public school.
doRft±9L-4ke lolldwing were
rnF4
. Ahbite8t, lady, Myrtle*01b"n. man.
*uMor Mt. and Um stitbAtA
41oft lurb-tift �of 1Mbrd*ItN died W.alkerton. Mrs. P-dith U*htswi And
*ihhort irk tht pjeld,Cipp C:Ompt�
'With biggest feet, Geo. Trethewey.
JnSt*= bLave- t*tut%td to their
" her hotA* TkW Ntildt"y oti Mm Barbara. MclNiebol, Mr. qud
It is rumored that 11r. 14. Words-
ution sponsored by the HO*iCk
Strattotd; most artieleSL in pUfte,
kotat lit Tt",etk. 'N.J.
ggur&y. I.&Ift. NorntAn 04AOkie Of 00trie
ma t *Nd a few other menwill 0-tect
Agricultural $16clety: James Rob-
M'". 1), Armstrong; '104gest Ina r
Mr. AiW Mrs, Ross ONO#* Oftt
'i6cent visItO' with Mr. and
Nfra� J[560 01bg0ji and we r# rs
A large skating Thlk 'on th t VA-
ifison 00 Points- Scott Clarkson,
Tied coupler. Ift and Mrs, DAVe
Odtidsy kwhitf,with Me. And Mm
rd
And MM Ifta, dAftbill: *Pent ITT& Rbbt, Hibbe �
tant property opP64tit ill& Union
U i�lpts- gd� YloWill M point
ArmArOng. 'Relgrave,,' bewestmAr-
ited, Mt, And Mr.4, Roy Askic
341&k Ldd6k XJAOWel
Ift. tnd Mrs, Dan *slkbMi, Pad,%
:§Ulsdar with Mr. AM 'Utt. VV. fl.)
lit. And Mvt, WilliAte Campbel
factory. We understand ;that th,
be
_rt
AlIL; Ibbbo
": Qgrdar.Ritffet, 89;. Walter Wood
John, Sotbern, father of Itir. Win.
visltoft *Ith Ift.
Cwntkbell
W Zd Mm Vd. Marron, ar#kattkdod
I and Mr. euid Mrs. Ivan Campbell
the wtddiog ift Ramifthiskati-dt
intention will to btve fbIler
And dancing 'dutiftg
'I XlffQ
82* J&fi, Voftgagoli k; C
%hiftal% to. U*o' undtr�x,66d
A*&$
gdthdrn liv-ed to be 104 y6arg of
196' ztnd, hl -q *If6 M lit *a* A
Mr. 'am 10"I" WAS h4$ftJ* to
1, t"IAf 4& %Vtk'* bOlidAW4 *1thJvf
XVL
Miss, Dorothy CawpUdl oft
tummek tuonths.
d Strt4t , s,
gniLl tA to.%*�J
11 4 A,
reiti'M ;of lfelitnd $Lod' & J)'Jone#k,
the *q*tk-etd from Votbrit* t0heite
Mr. and �&S. WM V. tt=Pbelft
August ist,
&IIL en
1he bard oh 'the, Witt bf Ala
,
JUd,901. lhhuen Coynoetea.
JWtuet lAthe k6ra%ich arm
a
Quality. Rhig Baud re,
JUST ARRIVED
Price $3195 to $ It 1.95
#,Aokq y9ur soloctig" early to
get fbq ogst cholco,
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lotters on aff`44091
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REV. DONALD SIXCLAIR,, PASTOR
SERVICES SUNDAY, AUGUST 16th
9.50 a.m.—Bible School
11 axi.—IAIorving Service
Subject: "The Ministry of The Holy Spirit
LOO p.m.—Eveni;ng Service
SPECIAL MUSIC
THE MALE CHOIR OF CENTRAL
BAPTIST CHURCH,'KITCHENER
All Welcomg,
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Z ftanaeli,5ttc eleientre
Centre St.
REV. W. W. LODER, Pastor Z
Z Tues. -8.00 p.m..—Youth Vellowship Meeting
Thurs.-8.00 p.m.—Prayer Meeting
Sunday Service
Z
Z
10.00 a-m.;—Sunday School Classes for
%
all ages.
Z I 1.00a.m.i--Morning Worship
Z
—F
Z 7.30 p.m. vangelistic,
z REV. W. G. BUDGE and'MRS. BUDGE, of Buffalo, N.Y., Z
i wfll be special speakers at all services
T HE SALVATION ARMY
J�EW Wingbant Corpi
SUNDAYSERVICES
11,00 a,m.—Holiness Meeting
2.30 p.m.—Sunday School
7.00 P.rn�—Salvation Meeting
Tuetday, 8.00 p.m,–Prayer and Praise Service
An'Teen-Agery Weicorne
Therd's a welcotne forTou at the ,,Army,,
#to Paul, 0. ebureb
eANGIACAN)
Rev. C F. Johnson, L.Th, - Rector
Mrs,, Cordon -Davidson - Organist
12th Sun&Y iifter Tnihilty
August 16th
8.30 a.m.—I-Ioly
11.00 aaL–�, lorning Prayet
No evening service,
Oill li