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GODERICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 28th, ,1944
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ViDDLEY"..4.: HOWES •
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Barristerand Solicitor
Oodttricit. rheas 750
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tig.:Mar40. AVCOVNTANT
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401-01.10MPEE 104:SONViat,}1.
Chartered, -AneOlintaatit
51'Albert Street, StratLord' ,
,4WoroxiW "Office Oak %tea
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ReAmteaMeetings
ppei4pg Meeting,4-. tbe 'Sewn
Addreasecl, by 'Rev. •
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"Meet: your : Neighbor,"1. was .the
theme -whieh,opened Central:M*0 and
Sghool Association's first Meeting' of
the, •ii.eaSent on SePtetriber, ifith, .with
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the president, Mrs. B., Wilmot; in the
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'There Was a splendid, attendance of
memberS, and As, sincere welcome, was:
extended, the new•Mother8 by the presi-
dent, wire expressed, the hope that they
Would Join with the 'mothers already
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affiliated with the Associationin work-
ing for the advancement .of its aimsand ideals. : " -
The program:, which was arranged
under the direction of. Mrs. B. Homan,
as varied. and most appropriate.
- Miss .Cleaver,, public health nurite,
poke briefly on the Emergency Nurs-
ing Reserve corps being organized in
'Goderieh, and asked Abet- as Many aS
tble" ttenst.„1,/k,seeniega meeting
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‘mgatelcitlae:.;..
SUIUNCL ..041strur- . a
igedi town „property- insured,
_ ,,Oeicers—Pressident,W. R. Arch-
- Ikald,',-SOafOttle:---Vieir**President, -rrenik
M.oniASer-- 'ant
Seeretary-Treaartret,...11. Au,:,R440,
`pok.
B . Arehibald,,' Seal
forth; ,Iiirenis, IfeGiegor,° Clinton ;•
. 14Mdfoot, -09:leaferth; Ohria,',
Leou-
bardt Er J. -Trewarthit,
aOhn L. Malone, ‘Seafortk;:
makkVall, ..BlYth; Uuh AO*
Walton; Geo. Leiteb..1,014404.
• .Agent—John • , E. Pepper, • ,Bruee.
• OAS: B. F.. Melter(!tter, Dublin';.•J.v.
Wader, Brodhagen; George A, Watt,
14,PRA*14
Blyth.
,Peliey-holders. can 'make: all
-meats and get their carde,l.regeipted
the BeYsti CUttie
Grocery, Kingston -Street, eloderieh,„ or
J. H. Re%'$ General Stere,"Baytield.•
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DR. F. J. R. FORSTER, EYEI, EAR,
NOSE, THROAT
. Late- Houee.- Surgeon • New,. ;York
Ophtbalmie and Aural Hospital, assist-
ant at Moor.etield 'Eye Hospital
Golden Square Throat • liospitati
London, England. - •• • „ t
_EYES TESTED, GLASSES'
- • SUPPLIED.
63 ;Waterloo.. Street 'S„ Stratford.
Telephone 267.
Next -visit.,Bedford Hotel, Goderich,
WedneSday, Septeraber 27t11, at 2 p.m.
4.30 pan. • ,•
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(1131ROPRACT01 AND DRUGLESS
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Goderiere, Phone 341 ,
Office-hOurs7---1O to 12 a.sie, 2 to 6
• and.7 to 8.p in, Tuesday, Friday' and
Saturday. .
• 4O to 12 am. only' . on Wednesday,
'llionsigy and Thursday at Mitchell.
Mineral tune baths - by appointment
only.
A. N. ATKINSON
51 South St.
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ategistered under Drugleds rraeutteners
Act for the Province of Ontario.,
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PUBLIC miins
Mrs. 'japes, -, who -was --guest soloist,
sang two . ovelY, selections, ``
Daddiett--enel•;--0The7Woodpecker,"..-She•
was..accompanied ,NErS. J. Mac-
Dougall. et the pihno.. Mary Anne
Erskine very ably gave a reading,en-
titled "If:" by Rudyard
Mrs. Z. MacDougall, who. is . to he
the musical. InSrgeter for the public
schools, spoke a few wertle AQ _thos6
present, and said' her great OM was
to -instill in the hearts of the children -
a Ore �f music; a source fresn
much pleasure ane help ere derived.
To illustrate the vOlui.ne of feeling that
,PAQDXIMION Or COMMON
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SALT REApas N4w,1404
Iteeent* figure's 'tient the 1)ominion
Doreen of StatiSties .sho,Wthat the
production o sodtant::ehlOride or COtth
Mon 'salt in, Canada reached a reeerd
high .during 1941 In both quality and
value, Of output. Six hundred and
eightY•-seven•thensand, sixehundred and
eighty-six eliort tens Wre prodneed,
Tasted at $4,379,378. •
The market for salt in the .DOsninion•
is 'steadily .inereasing. Vomestie pro-.
ductien principaily to the dairy,
meat curing 'and' canning industries;
fisheries: ehemleal industries; as table
salt and to highway and, traniaport de-
partments for use m4. soil stahilizersi.
,The use of salt in Soil' stabilization
for the foundation of highways and
for a surface. veneer for graVerrOads
has.,, shown a marked inereaSe in recent
Yetcre. It has •heeia used extensively
also in the soil,wtabilized bases for Xnn-
ways at Canadian eirtieldir „ Sand,
piled each 1411 along main highways,
remelt:is loose and free-flowing. even
in the -oldest weather when Inbred
with Salt, thus allowing easy distribu-
tion On -icy roadways.
• --Aittault cutout.
rr-Iritalti)r
Small Attendance
atC.C.F. Meeting
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Bert 14avens, M.P.P., Outlines
13Oute Features of Hi
Par/Ws r011400,
•There was a VerY SUM attendance
at the 0.Q.F. Meeting:held. in MacKay
II on, Thursday night` hist, partly
is solti owing poor advertieing. • The
speaker of , the evening was . Bert
.Leavens,. mentber. ,of the Legislature
for. one ,of the Torento Ratio. •
EzPlainiag the, aims of • the C.C.P.
.1)arty, Mr. Leavens's:aided that .some
of, them were .the. eetahjishment .9g, a
World 'peace, Which is. new being .en-
-clangored • by', those advoeatiag the
stattpi q,no, espeeiallY in retaining trade
restrictions; asSUrinK, to labor '" the
right to eetablish nnional GoveraMent
cere o. the blind; - increased old -age
penSiOnf; and -withers" allowanees, ade,
qUate insure good living cofiditien8;
care of soldiers and War 'workers. on
demobilization 'by keeping soldiers on
arrar' paY-mail .ahaorption.in-ludlistry
rp 1.,:oevirey,tehluoreyrsomtetwtitt7gt.r1
societies, furnifrth co-operative
sh hem With cheap
ing•_marketing
run co -o These 'beeeilts
could be se,* 4,0teld, by .economic
'planning, ursid to capital,
and by pilblic ersisip of natural
the orig.14 of the ',hymn "W-htlt es banks nd ',essential
Friend We Have in jeaus."' • After the 411strios, - •
:Meeting a-Sopial half-hour weir enjoyed. 31r.. Leavens took exception to queta-
• Arthur Circle df.Knox church ivilhel8: soeia1i1ng he
at the home of MiSS Wiggins
,Monday, September -18th, with a large
charge of Airs. group. boards !for. A
The Scripture -'was read by Mrs. Clar-
establishing
.ence. McDonaltic_followed by prayer by
Mrs. J. Splash The topic. was -given hy
Miss Myra MeNevin; and. Mrs. Gordon lowe
Kaitting lead an interesting. story on
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.• wAnou, .M.chiwg4
Specialist in Farm. and Household
Sales. Licensed lit Huron and Pertli
°Gentles. Prices reasonable; • OW*
faction guaranteed.. -Far information,
ete.', write or phone (colled),x HAROLD,
JACKSON,RR. 4,'Seaforth, or phone
661-14, •Seaforth, or phone 867,,
.doderich. • • ,18tt,
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r: S., CARMAN, MUS.,B.,
Member , Ontario' Music iteaeherit.
•Aissociation. •Pupils • prepared for
• music Maim. Residence: Mr. J. Craig's,
Elt George's, Creseent
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-Stratford-Goderich Coach Line..
• Bps Tums *Am*
leaving Gaderich at 8.10 it.m.
. 12.26 p.m, and 5.05 Om.
' Direct connettiolla to all points
For turther thformation phone '
British or Bedford Hotels or Ilead
. Ogici 1(805),
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iiismenweeemageome;ftemee:epeememee
.e.11 -41.0.142g.
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• INSURANCE
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REAL .EsTivit
aoiiinuat
PHONE 24
,Noompor
Donald IL .Blue:,
iall****CP4D'AUCTIOill:Trat
Licensed • for ,Countiee'ef 'Huron
and Bruce
ADDRESS: Iiincirdfite, R.R.
: Phone Ripley30r24
For mformatSir aPP1.V toJ. N.
Recnighan Division Court Clerk
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Goderich;, Oat,
Goo. G. itcEwan
Fire, Accident and Motor tar
Insurance
• ofFivE.=iiiiAsome TEMPLE •
WEST ,sTREFg
ruKiNicIto." • `dontliticti
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dons. from a speech` of Dr. Donnellk,
rt a recent issue of The •Signal-
io in music, and hew it depicts the M•P'i
g fi
Afferent moods the piece suggests, Stakstatinthat if the gures quoted
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Mrs; MacDougall played Arai' 'Cradle Were Correa they were- the result 'of.
. by paimgren, .pyia , „cot.ch war economy whieh prevents the manu-:
Poem,by MacDowell'
fadering ot fararmplementsand-that
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'• Res. L, IL Turner's Address ' as New Zealand had planeing boards'
Atev-L-I.L...Turneri_og Victoria street to adjUst -prices thezdiscrepancy Would
church, was the, guest. sneaker and he
left ene and all with a thought to
ponder oVer when hespoke on ."The
Three Pillars"' and said : “To, create
.the Mindof the student, the realiz-
ation that life itself, :in all its collec-
tive aspects, is a diYinO• .vocation,wit
ten • in the structure ot„„„the universe
by the Great Designer Himself --this
must be the bstsie approach In any
Scheme devised by the ,educationist
Secondly •,- in pursuit of knowledge; to
infuse the, Child's mind with a eense,
a awe_and a, se4ise of wonder. . T�
'this end tli-Cehild must, be taught' tha%,.
g and 2 do, not. 'hake 4 because man
Saysso When the ;powerS • of eduea-
tiop have achieved this in the mind
of its devotees, •then •the third •educ-
tion follows, namely Important •as: it
doubtless 18 to pursueknowledge as
toeuns._of pa.rning One's daily bread,
it will follow that knowledge'
wiU be pursued for the Sake. og inow-
ledge-. itself, effectuating a sense. of
•artiStry---wirteh will give balance to
the quest. This triune- challenge of
education confronts primarily • the. down Sang In My Heart There Rings
DATiliS Or
ItATIOir 001rfrOXIII
. „Ration ceupOes new valid are htltter,
.74 .to, 70; eager 1•4 to, -43; vanaillg
:aukar erVto FAO; Preses to
Butter Coupaes 74 to 77 incluoiveex
pire"Sept.ember ,BecaliSe Of the
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,Fistato and Insuranen.
"Ofilee. and Residence:
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' 11 Trafstigar Street
Phone -66,3
FOR SALE—Houses of all lands, '
choice building kite, bnoin'eAs pro-
-petty. and several good fstrms.
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Let me, thee yeti' t3orae real
bargeinge, 'Buy now:, •
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STATE- FARM MUTUAL
AUTOMOBILE" INSURANCE
MeV.. Rates, Wink* Storage
Aisti Agent for 'Manufacturers'
Liget Insurance. ;
. W. C. Pettinan:
RA. 6, Goderiat. , Phone 6r3, • ,
Dungannon. ' .2244°
drop in batter etoeiss thei,neXt but
CQUpPn iU not bone goo d until
Oetolier L. Cenning, etsgar' cOuPelle'
expire:Deeeraber 31.
ANY MORE WO, ONES?
Mrs. 3. s; Rowie, Lighthouse street,
vviso has a: ;long-established reputation
as a • gardener, netleed" the reference
in lasit. week's Signal -Star to Mr. M.
W. lowers Oversize( tomatoes, and
brought to this 0 ce , one ° that
bent Mr. Howell's: monster by ter°,
inciseS; Measuring 17 Indies. round.
Ifowrie alSO has,,Sine,da41148 of
immense sizoA,Now •that this comp-eti-
tion has begun, .we foot .aswell an-
nounce that it is open to, all' comers,
and 48 ,not necessarily limitd to
tomatoes,. In the absence of fall
fair, -gardeners-must, heve, soMe
of ''briuging their products to public
notice. „ •%.4 •
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•.- A 'RECORiD OF 4803 '
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In a 'copy of an old record of the
Township - •- of ' -Wawanosh„ __dated
October, 1853, appears this item:
'That the reeve . be authoriZed to
• At that time, ninety-one years -ago,
lector's roll and .blank debentures." ' to •
pay the Huron Signal account for c o I - 1 , rt ae 47tel,go-s:(fskitx013.1a0ei nhk oer..1.:dt, irbdsejn,ittgzhipt es._/.a.etnai sight,time
:aelr ant: doiwt,„,,,,Efila. ii eii
The -Huron -Signal-was---the:0111"Tilewo= sible to get a more reliable picture of
paper Published in, the ' district. what commodities Would be reniaining
• The Wawanosh 'COurtell •that year Find out
r
00utatitohn.
e. addre2ssboir•iyovir, dlioatrhe.isst,
consisted of -Charles Girvin, reeve, and oli
4unes Somerville, , William Pluker, To obtain , ration
John Pentland and John ..criAlg,. cowl-
. , , e
distribution • entre and the-116ms it
eillors. ' '" will be Open by watching your local
N
MISS
newspaper for the announcement. Be -
.NT FOR
EW APPOINTME•
Newtionk�to
o
Be issued Oct. 1,441
HOuiseholdera Should -Out Out
ArtiolO -and 'Keep
for -Reference •
•-03y Rosa WOO
That new ration book With ,the prak
coverr which,,yon will obtain. the week
Of October 14 to 21'• will mark the fifth
time you are -sharing in a Pig wartime
plan that starts in tim, fea. plantations
of India,. the 'coffee regions of Brazil,
sugar cane' etstitiets in the sunny .Carib -
beau area and. Canada'o, on dairy
farms. Every time a Canadian honee-
wife has it coupon detached in her food
Store • for sone rationed ,coMmoility,
whether it is tea, 'eoffeet.sugar, butter
Or preserves, s? 10 completing a traria-
action that .st rt.ed lii one or other of
'these rends separated‘jrom eael.t„ other
"tbottPaWla of
: At . least tvVesitik-fourminden' coupons
PAPETHU
TAG DAY FOR TIM HUME
Izi anada there are 12,854. 144
roets, wemett and Children, - "Ist'Ontarbil
there ',are 4,018 the tiienti/ Oit .
Utsrois ' there are Vt. It is tie Woe
theee Cantseistres, who need the 1,019'4
their„.„tellOw....Canadiane who Are not
hantlieePlied, with traltdzig, employ-
ment, Bruille hooka, 00014 service and
any 0,0810taitee "Whiekwill provide -the*
With SiOnste of the erdinary ,leorixfOrtie
demanded by a decent ,standard af
that•InHtltutefor ttr :61°41114:111141101"411.01.11itiiit"to
4g
the. publie for firtitacial. sispport. The •
opporturaty"ef the citizenof 00044
to assalne their" share of the eosta• of
carrying on this great tionienitarian
• and neee$Sary Work (=est on. Sattirda7
of tills - Week, when .t tag dirk b-
T4eht., rao' uTebYe nrirtielerre-aOlie."Otwfltulor'"th";*
benefit of . the blind people 14 tbis
district.. 00'1T
14014;1, '
-"Don't put 'off till teMorrow what
ought to be ..done. tOdaY.1! • fiefuse-
heiders who haven't yet laid in Weir •
winteeir supply of ilreliy011 are WaTned
enee,--ngain.te 'do so imMediatelY. •
every week; Or, four million each of the PBecanse_ of last ye4r"simild winter,"
six liopping days, ar0.,-,dttaclied`lrOin .-s-ayk7,-Ttraher .CentrOlIer Allau U.
constimera" ration hoekS, lot of: Banisoe, we have fairjradequate
re-
oupons lot of work!'" Yet Can- serves of wood fuel. But,gir, #1,. the -
ada's•-tationing,:wetenr lir-the- -simplest. ease -ef bouse-
in ra',-sfystem I of share - heleertr order and take- delivery now, *- -
share ante, at controlled Prices.. Later.' it will probably ;be nattah more
,Bation-book-5;Wilt be good fot' fifty 1i1flcuit-AO- Snake delivery.".--
weeks instead of thirty -4;3c w.e0Ls .as
the• case ot ration book 4. With' the• Mere •then ARO •gallena of aviation,
gasoline are -needed to "ferry a bom'ber
trend, Qartadtt to England, ,
Considerable. diScuSsion took" place,'
during the question period, one of the
topics_ '..peing uniform. rates 'for Hydro,
Whielt ,personally the speaker ,strengly
adveeated, . and stated the policy iVaS
Under" eonsideraition"bY the ineinbers of
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MeRTllUR lifontosfnertostnhiPte:ifilintilil-o:11:1-babboOk:21-"•4-it.t ebe itnelty"
Mlss Lily McArthni, deaconess tinder the W.M.S. of the Vresbyterian nxemhee of the family is:under sixteen
years of age, ;write his or hei age efter
the name. Do net teer-the•sheet out,
It must be hitact when you present the
book in order to get the new one
When you get ration book 5, guard
it carefully. It must. last fifty weeks,
seNlon't 'risk- having the over or any
of the coupons detached or damaged.
The 'ration. book is Canada's biggest.
printing and mailing.' job: _yet, With
everk itied, figured in—the 'work, 'paper,
printing, Shipping and distribetion—
the- amount spent on it is unbelievably:
small. Ration hook 4. cost only one
and seven -tenths of a• cent a copy from
start to finish. '
Church -in- Canada, andwell known In
Goderich has been given a newap-
pointment, with headquarters in
Termite. Miss McArthur has heldre-
sponsible positions in Montreal, Quebec
_City; Regina, Kii•kland.....Lake„ Bras
d'Or, Que., kne, Mail her new ap
pOintment, at 'Brantford. he is a
sister of Mr. Frani MeArthor and Mrs.
Robert Bisset, of town.
OPEN SEASON FOR PARTRIDGE
C . P. :Sills, secretary for tiae local
Game , Association, has. •jest received
word that his '..re4ueSt, for inn open
season. for partridge in Huron -County
has been granted by the Department
of Game and Fisheries. Local sports-'
melt are informed that the dates are
:October 7thto Odet7er 14th, beth days
incluSiver.'and' frets 'NoVeieber 6"thy.to
November . ilth; both 'days . inclusive.
The limits are fiVe per clay, or twentt
five in all fel. the aforesaid two period .
—Sattforth Expositor. •••
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RALLY OAY AT NORTH AND
VICTORIA. sT. C}IuRagES
• The annual °Rally- Day .hervices were
held on Sunday; in 'North street and
Victoria street United ehlarches and
were well attended. • . •
• The children • of North street church
Sunday , schoOl assembled in the church
hall, and the order of"service,,Ifer the
occasion set by the .United Church of
Canada .was followed; with the 'super-
,
intendent, 11, S. Turner;4; proading.7,-
Ueadin&s were •,pleasingly given ,by
Beulah Shaekleten and Edward- ' Fut-
ford, and a- qe4ntetta• composed•of Bar-
bara Henry, . Catharine: -Snider, -Joan
Scott,' Marie Wall and Yvonne Shear-
ehereh; the honw_and the sehool. Thist
is ,God's world, and an in his quest
for knowledge must aceuStein himself
to this inevitable fact."
, The meeting closed 'with a social
half-hour. in' which a, drawing COln-
petition was held, the- judgeS', Miss.
•Menewell and Miss H. Videan; award-
lug- the prize to Mrs; Doekstader and
Mrs..Shaekleton
For the. secone seeeessive -year, Can-
ada's' armed services , will send Christ:-
mas parcels' to Canadian prieoners-of-
War - in -Germany. Individual parcels
contain dishes, cutlery, toilet articles,*
end a dinner of canned ciiitien maple
.butter and plum pudding.
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STACK OF DISHES and--
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WATERINOWTRUNOUTI.,
• WO,
qioro
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a' 'Melody," accompanied by. Mrs..
'Murray Hetherington. -
° Tommy Shackleton, of the primary
,class, 'recited the Tell Commandments,
and the Books of the bible were sung
by Mrs.' t air WestbrOok's. class of
girls, 'aecoMpaniee( by •Miss .-Barbitra!
flenrSt. • .. , • '' ••'•,
The .presoitation of Bibles was made
by Rev-. R. Et Turnbull to the folieWing
boys and girls' •on their graduation ,,•.
from the printery department to the
intermediate school: Martin ,r,l'hompson,
TOmmy Shackleton, Wilfred Hicks,
Barry Whetstone,' Diek .' McLean,
Lorene Hendesson, .-aoan Sundquist,
Diane Thorpe; Bruce Deckstader,• Jane
Graham, Mary Joyce .EitwooZ1, ..Teenifer
Fairbairn, Roselyn •:*Sirlith., and Jeaa
Rutherford. :, , ' .. - •
, ^ * At Vietoria Street .S.S. .
'Charles Breekow, superintendent of
Victoria street Sunday school,- was in
charge ' of the many Day service on
Sunday . morning - when •parents,
teachers and pupilswere present to
• honor the. day. The eharteel of the
Church was artistically bedecked with
floralbouquets, one.�f which was .the
gift of Mrs. Thomas Gray (nee Mabel
Itrowniee)„ in 4tffeet1-Onate -.remem-
brance of her ., husband, who passed.
away five years ago.
nether bouquet grachig the .chancel
symbolrzed . the affeettotr-nrel-"high
esteem, felt , for the late Mr. James.
McK. -Adams, Who for more than fifty
years was an active and devoted
member of the church, • . . •
• Scripture readings and appropriate'
stories were read by selected pupils
and the singingr, was augmented by'
the choir Under the skillful leadership
ofthe organist, Mrs. L: Hanna, with
Mrs, George Curren presiding • at the
'plane. 'Misses -Margaret Craig, Evelyn
13reelsow and With Allison rendered a
vocal trier "Tell -1,111e the Stories of
Jesus." Gerden- Aryl e and Audrey,
Crawford read effectively the stories
a the. day.: The duties og ushers were.
admirably carried out 1)3r members of
the Sunday sehoot ._ .
The superintendent, esing his 'sing.
Ing talents tothe fell, .gave excellent
leadership and the Gospel song en-
titled "The'lloyal Telephone" was well
•rendered. ' .. :_.' '
The -Rally, Day theme, "A Christian
Is, Differeettli was . presented by .the
Minister, 'Rev. Lawrence H. Turner,
whose bask! observation ' was, . "A
Christian is Only different from . the
normal Ann of the milV since .Jesus
Was different, 6 His treatment of :the,
Samaritan. Woman at the well shoeked
the orthodox Aews of His .day.. Jesus
Maims .for IIfinself that the gingdoni
*spouses all areas of lifccif-the'-whole
f life, He as, to say theleast, very,
uneonventional,' in the eye's , ef tie
purists.' but the difference metitit the
offering of soli/glen to nit the child
ren a men, Trlio Christians must, in.
.evitably,' be different -it they. are to
r e fghe6a
t vtaueyn rl 411,00eSePttsirlios 1 i. by,tb
tottIe0:1se." rams.
mg of the late James Itek. 'Adams,
Mr. Turner continued. Was keenly felt:
1
* ytheat'i°theik-"elics.9iiT:tigt0144-e').*Intn-Telllo'
iiigher 'and ,holler serviet 'i
J!iTAL THEATRE
No—"Tb Dour Before Dawn" starring. Pratiehot Tone an •
Veronica take,
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• Mon., Tues. and Wed...4A Two Feature Pro.gram-..
Martha O'Driseoll, , Noah Beery Jr. and •Georg e itarbier
are starred in a 11,Vely musical hit featuring Snell, top -night talent
as The' Delta Rhythm 'toys, ,Leo Distreend siiid his IIarinonstires,
• The Mayris (31utney Demers and. The 'Sportsinen, '
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elaritie Cooper? Gale Storm anifratricia, Morison
present an entertaining, thaely ani inStruetive deceit -sent
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Thurs.,: Fri. and Sato -4)0014 reature-,,
George Sanders, Virginia liruee, Lenore Aubert iimf Gene Lockhart
Prom a land of dangerous women and desperate men. oti.teki ir tale of
°a men and the woman be eouldn't trust or fOrget
"ACT/0X IN ARABIA." '
Walt Disney goes -South 441110110* hi the garest' of all DisneY
features
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