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BEGINNING 'JULY. 1st, 1949 —
ress by erwood Fox .on.
(minders' Day, iiuei9tb,at,
• Victoria Street initeti C arc
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ThiS church -has done, Me a grelt•;$ peeuliar Strength that enabled, them
honor in inviting me to take P4Xt With slender Means and in the day
in the CerenionieS •of 1,4minder,f'V 'Small things. to" ;build stretlig
,Day Thi action 1 late ret as " - aoad4t'ioaar,444 to oh4rgo tuo body,
Of the new, Church,: with. 4 4.4440g.
that IS still today'of unalfiii1C4
POWer.
Th0 me0,4* criNtki
-4nt what do, we'nte,an, by. faith?.
n do hot look, for theological tie,‘
finitions, but Seek_ only the 'basic
idea, ; tile word' conveYs to tis XXL
everyday*U and. Oonyersation, in
,the field of the SeOular as..well„as
of tile religious. -,..When .y9u, say
yen, have faith, in a' person, what:
• licating-that ajthough 1 Spend 4.4
• kfeW MOntba of each year 'in .Grede,
rich. you:regard me as a lellew
'citizen' interested, in, the'higher
, of ,the coirn njty, Since :thak •is
.what 1 really,.deSlre be AP,.
Preclate YoOr • generotni Teeoghltion
,With especial warnit1i;. a
priVilege ti ,bel '010 AO testify pub.:
•,licly to' the, ;great Influence of this
.chUrch.' In moldingthe. spiritual
:life ,Of: the .Whele: Cominunity, ,
.There ;is •only One cloud shadow-, you inepd
imet7,,uttin.ticlesrtsttahnidEiT?
•that. .X siiaIl d1snpjo1nt» 7QUJfQr Als'charaeter and prindbfes 'are -so
the fact is that'I am not s» Preaeher", sonaci. •andso firmly 'estahasheci
*.eveithelAsy. Oren'a laYrAlan's ad- that 1 can,count upon hira to main -
dress will not b& hurt if prefaced ,
more, aPProPriate.daim than the» rer. when You J5tty 'You V4ve 0°1104e'1,,e'a
t'y a text" And -what emzi'd .1)e htWevtheerinadilvtirefire.. 4^line4117IrntlIcaneee-it.
Minder Paul; gave- the chnieh i„ a, community 'Om Mean: you,•oe-
Ephesus in 'the 20th -verse of the '
send chapter of big letter to lieve in the reality and 4nrabilitY
"upon the foundation of the n "._
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he says, !fn't'Its'nfal Ore- in its' independ-
powers of wholesom6 growth.
them? "Ye are .bnilt,"
anostles and prOphetS, Jesus Chriat 4 in the high principles.' that
That animate ite_people whaie
being the chief cornerstone." •
this church cern:Its her founders aS Your rounders knew the quality
veritable* apoStleS and prophets is O.f,.the Goderich of their day and
record -in lagorY:
manifeSt In your remembrance of lES admirable _
them teday; • They had good reason to believe
- tjBut 'why-in---such-natters, a.. a, that .6oderich was the 'icind, of soil
heart does memory need prodding
at all? It is just because Of a
• lamentable frailty of human nal'
ture. Mankind; tends to. forget its
beuefaCtors, especially in the realms
of the spirit and of the mind. In.
his fathOuS Moral Essays the Eng-
. lish poet Alexander . Pope cannot
_refrain from Making a., cYnical
comment upon this. weakness.: .
"Who'. builds a Church to- God
'and not ke-falite . ."'
Will, never:onark the .marble with
his nitrite.!!..,*
Of course, it is» not strictly true
thilt founders of -Christian-causes
never live ih the thoughts of their
SticeeSsors: • exaggeration is the
poet's method Of drawing att,en-
tion ' to a' • regrettable • tendency
icneiving the texrderfey• as we .do,,
we should Spare no effort to keej,• .
alive, the memory, of those , *he
•secured-f4lf-ut the-higher-priv-ilege
that are now ours, .
But dutY in this regard is more
Chart merely keeping bright a' name
or names; names get, their lustre
frOm thee deeds and, qualities Of the
• men ahd women who hear the
• harries, What were the Memorable
qualities: of this church's founders
_that put you under a sacred obliga-
tion ,to -,keep their-natnes-ingtrous?
AS j seejt. they -were precisely the
•shine » qualities that have !narked
the •pioneers of all the great na-
tions, of• the- . great philanthrotlic
movements, of the great Churepes
and edneatiorial •institntions of the
• world. Sk -numerous Are they that
time and n sense of proportion per-
mit us to mention not more than
two,nd these. we shall find, are
of such prime inmortance that, theA.
en:0:TMp all the others. , These are.:
faith and self-effarerpent. , From
them your" founders derWed_ the
Eyry Friday and 'Saturday Nights --Frank Trailer aid
his Qrcheitra,
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Direct from Wonderland.
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FAIVMES all over town who used
•"the 'blue coal'. Budget -Plan to
fill their bins in thespring and
• summer tl,f 1948 beat several price
rises on coal—and they: will do
it •agaih this year. Why nOt Make
a ----possible _saving- for - yourself
and at .the same time enjoy the
-heat.-ofpaying-for-hearin .
monthly amoents just as yotepay
'telephone.,hills. Phone now for, _
detail's the popular 'blue ,cdal'
• Budket'Plan.• • ' • •
watt Coat'. Are—iirCally-7-7PiroirteL
EASY TERMS10 SUIT YOU ..NO RED TAPE'Z
GET
'Sulfa -1-Vtedication)
The new, fast, overnght treatment for genn intestina
• 4 infections; ,
TRENEVIENT: For (very 0 birds Mix 1.
table -spoon Seotirex, butte()) with Sufficient. Water in a prolier
drinliingloontain, (do not use open veSseI).. RenloVe all other
soOkoe$3of drioltflog !•rater till the SourreX medicated water is
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'2 Pays Scottrei4 Medieaked yvaer
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2*Days Senora, MeilleateU water, if required
Olt SALE BY
CAIVII)BELL S JMtUG STOlt
Ile 'Square ,Goderich
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Moffat,. 1111pOlary and .Clare
Jewell electric', ranges: •
These streamlined "Super-
DeLuxe' ' ._ra*ges incor-
porate all the new style
and. performandes created
through years- *Rif experiince-by de.Sign,e.P.,a.ild
en-
gineers.
• We are in—fhelant weather
now so why not•keep yottr
-kitchen cool— -Order ottr
range now and elim ate
the ldtplien. drudgery.
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The—000kini convenienoe,
Y"ou,',o dreamed about Es,
.so -tine Gos--Instant heat,
clean, safe, efficient; coon,
otnio6,1 *and :proven, "
We can make jimnediate
delivery on Vioffat itanges,„
8 ac s otte7s
Furuiture
`10h, •the. ,Broadv'iast o
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ginaett men ;3:17,14VITOMe4, In the
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tbe Al)nerYPharhOelks Of the. Bihig....., ane with _.,a, law, ,..writtee,' by ' tbe, '.wak,en-IX Nitt14,' 'tier ' mother, AfrA,
.0144 ;js, hooks . not Winded:la. the iztand Of% ISO Preator himself:4A Itiae.
rrotestaat- eauoU—Sueaking, •
of .tmeh, gotle ,,governiog •AULIA'S•SOiritnal.'064.- ();.: T",t $tt"110411.' '''
reeepitioA that Is (la the41,_ ..:40 ,_ 111;1' tr•:04°,-,-Ore;jir 44: fOrThtele'olttatwe, .107-41:14art.u.;141.41470.tonSItli:re,y7Z.;,:
'spirituAt founders ,plea,ds for , tUe
:us . nOW Praise falliOne nn 92' tIle Vetarn it 40$ not Work, do eIrpow,..4-14.17 .8xi1, 4t• mip, ,patt,
-Vow -were-itottored-irrtherh-geuer4- he PrOP3Pting to Obey it MI,14, Cenle, taoie,..servive,. 41411e. la:: ehgtree, ',of
atierusi: :and were the, glery of', their trOm' the*, ha:Ste prinelpIes - of , the gbVi X9b.il •' Ifogeytqp.4, pastor: 'of
Mem , '.. . TliAte be i.of them that Christian' -religion, Stored, in the
'KnOx Presbyterian Ohiych.•
:Stell,eav:Yr:fivteillecd!tY4me,00: tU,h:oheext,:o:foo i itur4dme,;4 s: lit: se, 3)4 sot:01i7v1/V4e01°. tevilst.,4. Qy0iivilf:wt' sa.t:to. us7.::.1.;:ure:;04. ?ti,zitil et:. , ,tt,:a40::71,11:-44:1:0.iii:npetn4tt.pi.ae;,:..:1,:ye.n, '",lc:Toeitin,,tii,7
'Wlese names we now .tega4, •*.X4,7 , Xf 'thiS chnrchlodAy were,,to Ask stou''left• on Monday ':04 .4 trip to
troll, f,falnous.!p .. - , . , , • theY, would desire it to purSUe now., lyfrki,.$, .Trwin.i ara. Veo. Zawler,
But bow , can. we most nttingly stane , Simply,: this:, Perform.,the
' siReligtOUS , gobriote ae, pI,40.e ..:. cgot4
uo,..,,t .fbern? By deeds, ef cb*se. OlUlatlan, datleS that preSeAt tUetu-' Krthur;. Atten.40, thA i TIMeral ' Of
linturally, we bannet. 41$PenSe.With Sivea each day .o.-na,persosiri them urs,' Wtst..-- Eallen On: Saturday at
words, 'tar they are the lhatinnient, well and .zealously... .Thi$ . in. the cWs'
gstout . Vallen.; belA$7A •Pigiter
,with' which we eXPress Onif.,tributo sight of Ood nmt men. Will:.he at ,of4irs. Irwin
a-'record-our.---feelitigaz---7'..1Mbere;4nce---your-H4h1e2-;„seo4ee aneltir.:::ItralAr's... ortn ey OMPSOn•
:,04f;°:•141eCit'ibser trim: a (Ifau1.44:1,i.,01aplirto'l,toinclr: ;igiIloufra34,t-PrIgtacof.:iwe:itoreCII,ot•e•thufetailLeIr an)j7,44tclwde'''7';r41:4x.114;ra:mbolil:trci'lloa,:r've4:1-ilYiltr,e+$4.11.141,,taailt:4!):1:4,4::.47;8'
.Itind that are in luvrinony With Vie*
AO Pu'.0.0Se; they Should .be 'of the ,,,agi,lk4Ae,4g' ,i..,4 store
Qt .spi0tual.. 0141!„ , ,,nev. ,A:, 0, oewl4 will ,.dottcuwt,
0,har(teters .f the7f0A,Aclers them', „OSe4ipobry..411 ti;e• ,aw' awful
";des' .1.rip''tv,;1' .flanttinit' e'Vflersccaurylveb.serhveir.44:4Y013.,,o.1,M.,u'oerey:
.is'a°,11ve.se.1*';11;Ifeewi,,t4t`h' ethye.41YriPteeille:h!tihSits4 tn.' Me," says' Rutledge, .uthe ,engine H. Yfartin of )3eliiiore.4111-90quW.
•ch,nrch to -give. 1 can iinagine-no room on a tiny. tugboat on a south- .3tr. .TieWitt's :bull* here.'' ' •
of ; their desireS when they c, insti- A
relobItintee nteoartenato naeriecoannezattbiciant e. :inir.e.rro.i.vfotenenr
aislijt‘Litlset ha:tor:teat:1 .eed.,wao:sti;- f'O' ri::: r. 'ae4104 otMllersr., MD:tar: :071vitIcePelle9ef', '
fIwouldnert. • did 1 cross the Santee Verinillima, Alta., are- Yieiting the
tuted, this cause. , • . in irony,he• Pawn; but always- a.nd -other xeiati:yes.- •
One partieurar trait that must dld itssights and smells Make' me 4 reeltal wag Tiresented ,by the
.bv -'
have been stamped upon tbiS church. sick, '. But .ono, day. the crossing pupils of 'Miss E. Gliddon at Auburn
. itS Minders is its:manner »of
what .I call "religiotta • sobriety" atgablNe'e. inin enaay- lsilife.PriTsehet.huastualsliVmgemruner; ,»AU.nii:dgthOyhtlarnehd: ovnarTendespilxaht.e6mvenwill:s.
' • .. .4
auti)or.*Otthe egOrt. .tt .Or(1141t
URN,
On :principle it has from thebe- engine „shone brightly • itS if fresh given.
In-witiele-.--to=ss-plant-an.-ev-artgelical-°gInning---behl-professionWs., ea
nlism ,in disrepute, 'that ,.lcied of
•cause, a. soil in „which such a cause
would continue to tbrive. They Pulpiteering employed_ for the ex -
had fatth, too, in the `self-perpetti. nre.ss .-Perprise of ' assembling num-
-atiug power, of Christianity. And, hers for the sake of ninnbers, and
such; a faith •implies vision, and in order; through sheer bigness of
vision they had—vision, that super- congregations, to make• a .great im.-
ior. kind of sight that Peers "down» pression_on. the rommiinitY.. Let
the long vista of the years ,fthead- no one make the error of thinking
arid ..perceives as substantial yleal- thlit. thE;' tendency to resort.to. sueh
ities things -that have not . yet to methods is' peel:111er to these days
,ordinar,v2...eyes taken,..bit-for-m,.;._ In. of. „social _turmoil. _ A. little _reading
a, real. sense they foresaw eVert in of . •Western Ontario histofy • 'Will
that remote •day the strong chnrch make it . plain. that- le .therearly
that lives and, works here» todaY.: days of. these no-rmtles many an
theY,;foresaw it because they knew errirerelleolhody had to ffiee square -
the principis • that • gOVern tire' Iv. the teinotetieri to-den-firt from' it*
spiritual growth oT mah. - ri•ofossod tnniiiirds of rinostenta-
Bittueh-, -knowledge., is not.„,a,s tiorts ministrY Ani-orile-i- to increase,
stffitle•-kr it "may seem. You and its membership roster. The. day
T can rieqeire itis your "predeces- of -peverty -'arid ef Small things
gots did:. In the diligent reading ,dnitgles • monk. 411).111.41g temptations:.
et. the Sorintures they had learned before- the eye g of. men. find 'their
the:. Secret »Of, the!..spisiteal..giowth organizations., ; The vgfY fact -eliat
. .
o srae an a er - o e 'ear y your pre-decessors' refused to Yteld.
-Chitral., hi • the. eastern Mediterran- not merely prover their Strength
ean. • From -the Aecular history of but actually enhances it. The
the Middle 'Ages, • Of the • Reform-, shallow un-Cliristirtn nature of
ation and of the intellectual and systematie pulpit sensfitioniilism. Is
spiritual movements of . more Mod- revealed with startling clearness
ern times, • they-. got 'a . glimpse. of by Archibald Rutledge. the poet
the. manner in which. these move- laureate of South Carolina. in his.
ments iinfolded,_ ramillaritir , with charming and"reassuring little book
the, story. of .our,--OSV/1 00,10/11111 "de; "It - Will -Be- Daybreak ',Se(ip." nj,,
voinizie-rffm A d .sli7ii'vli-flienl: beyeinir 'tea rtiiriaimmend ffils-imall voium-6
doubting that It was tile •character to atty. who are seeking . to. find a.
of • her ..first settlers , that made way. through the intelleetual and
Canada .:41111.e still small, a; strong. •spiritutil confusion of . these be -
lusty .. oneg nation. We too can wildering days: _ ,. . .
:Same faith from the, same "If," writes* RiTiedge, °won', were
-,:
;oatitiricets11.1;
• ,, askedwhat is 'the wisest and most . .
...III all parts of our country there profound remark 'YOU ever heard,
are ,nn nerous illustrations _of the- %Nu mig.ht haue difficulty in sadden-
ly de.ciding what it is. The one
that most impressed me 'came from
'a 'very humble • sodrce. -flit() »the .
'lonely wildwoods of my, plantation
home there' came, • not long age, a
radical young. Negro minister. It
was reported ihat& he 'had a New
.D.00trine, . and to hint thronged'
inany,, people. of his own. Oase,—
especiallY the young people. One
SundaY morning I Met old, Anthony
Lee, the -dusky sage of my planta -
thin; coming down .the, road. He was
not going in tire direction of the,
church. L asked -him if- the new
preacher's, ideas did not4Ippeal to
- -
bim. .
- ""Thr,Se young' pe'tple.-iiht>," are
going to hear him,' Ile said, .`don't;
want religion. What they want is
some ..one *1.14) can tell them how
to sin and be litipPy'."
-.Little . comment ' is required. The!
majority.of the inlnuiture who_ flock !
to -hear • IA ysteriral messages -from
the pulpit' are Sincere .enongli in de-
siring, greater happiness find 'in
,Seenring it in . an easY way. But
they are not wise enoup,th. to know
that they will never gild it exeept
in life's old seeurities.
MissiOnary ZeaLan_ikssential-
Another .ehrtracteristic of this
ehitreh is that' from its humblest
beginnin-gs- it has beep -disable
O misSioitary church. By'--iohnt I
meari that it, IntS always 'Weil
:1 lila-11i ted , iv the , zeal to • spread
the Gospel which is.the very heart ST., WIIAAALYIS
of . Christianity. I0. these days
when- budgetting, is given go high
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t i oria 1 e'cOnozny `"*O' ' are ' pl•orte ' to
dismiss that fact, All • too often
we hear harsh -Judgnients -of the
support of foreign missions on filo
kj..i.qtAr that 114,9#.•
NightTo------a-nd-nnecatlomical. , 'Why
send ,our money nbfoad when there
is so great a need for it at our very
doors?" ery the erities. "Think of
the moral delineeeney. right here
at home." , To the seperfleial the
orpiment- is so platisible: the Ingle
of tt appears 'to be 'Unassailable,
and many are peratiaded to stop
the flew , of., ;gifts beyond • bur
eonntry's borders,
- In nil , this thed,-ancient maw of
unselfishness is 'ignored—Mint by
the ,very net 62 giYing . we enrieh,
ottraelves. . An, old adage puts, it
in •Inother way: the selfish truth
IA ft' '11 aundabout fool. . He who
Stays his hand ...from giving,.„ -in
the long run le:lures bintgelf the
,moSfl„..,,,,,,eires,:hand,-tAltatill,not-giVe - -.MictalaVEMS'''-.fs-..:',, * ..-:•757.--''
to carry the Truth „beyond Otle":4
frbetiers soon :loses its ability to
.give ,to. the Spreading. .14_ the .11`rnth
within the frentiers. T haVe seen
more than 'elice 'Chitral) reined be-
eau:Se it' beentne eXelnsiVely eon
-
Corned With ifst oWp. dotneStie af-
fairs, They lost their power of se.e-'
ing' Christianity and. the world of
men' in perspective ; in other %,:ords,
they had forgotten that the real
znission of rheistianity, is to dis-
seminate Itself , tlinang the (peoples
,. a . • 1
Ortile—e-IA " The 1 arrow ,focus
at their si.sion blinded therri.' to their
OWtt l6eal needs.. and their, Pall 'to
kir viee.' 'rho last plafse of: the)*
utihapiry churches' NVIls .11110(itettc,bp
• Mid '.10tielineSS. • " ..' ........,..e.
.' irkSPlain It hoWever*,you tintY. this"
amating Met remains: ;philan..1
piropic...eil'ort expended upon wOrth,y,
causes .,,putside the orbit ' of One's;
personal Interests rebound:4 'in, time
Witie,' betioficent ' eiteet . upon -the
r. .
from the .sho ; the o loss_of Sibhr-Selrol.—A -UM y voca na
IijrTil gewater were• gone. Beside Biblessehool be held Knox
'the., engine sat a new engineer, a
negro wit14 •:haijny countenance Prespyterlan Churgh• for two •weelts,
and a gleam of 'wisdom in his eyes. lotegtionni1n2g, , MTohned.as.veilojotitlywttlit, bferorn
An air of •neace enveloped bbn. He charge of Rev. "John Honeyman and
sat bY the tlirottle* reading his: two •girl graduates. from flielqion.•
The :engine must be a •new don Bible School, This sebobt, is
one. thought But 'Safi'', the interdenominational and 11 15 hoped
erigineer, said it 1WIS the' old -one. thrtt all the! ehihiren be the cora-
'How :in the werld,' T asked him, moriity will attend.
'YOrt inana.ge ,to glean • UP -11ereaVerlfrr,' X-oe
machine .and- the Old room?' eeived the sad news a'nn Thursday
The nnswer printed itself indeliblY of the death •of hex.. sister. Mrs.
lIpfYfl niv Memory, an nnavver that Win. Pullen of Preston. Mrs. Pei-
• for millions of Tires eon •.easily be lon'S hilsbrind ,predeepased in
froplieePto-tirc-solviirg life's:chief' eili•"&• leaires t�
PrOldeMS, !Cfmtairf.' said Sam, .it mourn her- nassitig: twq.. enughters-,
is inst this \Vey: y Apt a zlory'..!" Viss Victoria fielz and Mrs. Alex:
sam's .meoninz • is - He Yates. 'two sons, Edward and. Reu-
niennt that making- his engine -the ben of Preston, also a, step-
hest- »bp the river. W1,1 S his glory daughter -rya a stensoft, Mrs, God-;'. •Fred Wagner; .,Tannet; SaCkSon' and. •
in life: and, having- trlerv, he had fre'v HugheS, .Tiondoe, :and Wm. ,WiLfrect Sauderson. 'Interment 'W4.74 •
eve.r7tAing: „ He did that -thing tester!: three 1-sters,„ M
vr'-nrrreitre- char :r 1i'win, Kilburn ^Mr. • Louis
x01610; -sezion. "And." adds Rntr Sehrios. ClIffoyil, find Mrs. T. Wil-
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lede*e. "T toke It that -envone who, loug-hbv; "Hamilton. and one: .bro-
,
dPeS • anything better thIns'anyone ther,, Mese Holtz -honer, Birth.
else fin:lg.-his. gierY in that." ,',„. • ' 'Death of Miss Catherine.Wagner.
Sine' the point ,of .the story is --A lifelong resident of. this dis-
'obvious T have only one ward to t-rfet, in the person of Miss Oath -
say : . life, any life -*--the of erine Wngner,, passed aWay at the
A person, the life of a ehurch---, honie of T'r. and Mrs. .Tarnesf.rTaelc-
fhat Jacks a spiintaneorts and eon- soig. on •Sunday evenlag,„„Aftetz...8
suliirrig---elltlinStasin:is a (lead e.. lengthy iliFtess. Deceased ri'aS` the
it is OM' Sincere prayer that this daughter of tits...rate john 'Wagner
church may tave this rnthuSiasin and Catherine runghlut and was
in stich generous . measure that •' it born' leebrnary 12, 1865. For some
will he imputed to it as its Christ- years' she lived in Auburn and .fi.ve
inn glory' thrOugh the long year
that lie ahead.
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• and small areas
lose base,
boards quickly
EASY TOPAI
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The Square
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her:',Since sniviyed.'
by on'e brother, Henry
Auburn, ,number 'of thieees
iwas
tileethe.17th''e:thiltnilfliellOteraX1 r°,7,17*'4:11,7 „
James JackSert, 1-3111 eoneelSeitniOr
:Ilidiett; and was .charge
•.0.: Revvitt ,
Ued-
Church Six nephews ',13rete pan,: ,
bearers,:Walter, and
operati n of the prineiple involved.
Por example, the Strong religious
.character of the' Protestant people
of the -lower -Ottawa Valley today
Was stamped 'upon them,. more than
O century ago. by the vigorous and
devoted life •nnd labors of „Tohn
Edwards: 'T know "it is true, : be-
cause four generationS of my family
lived under the Spell or itis endur-
,ing. influance. P.ifty years ago
when I went to teach in Manitoba
•I saw with my* awn efes. the
tritimph-'of Egerton Yonng's earlier
worlf in that. vast new territory.
mnriifested in. the power . of the
Methodist Cherches of That later
daY, a pmver that na's SronmiTni-
cated in generous ineasere to »all
the other evangelical bodies, also:.
In our seenlar -Tilstory lilsewilse
• von may see the power of eharacter
to reproduce its own kind. lit the
• future. It was the confidence of
a greaT Mini` in it- that insisired
the founders of Gorlerielt to foe°
• find- •endure . the . priva t i off,S of , the
Wilderneis:.-withbet" "Se-eing ' the
briek and stone and wood of our
oresent,day habitatieus-and ,of this
church in whiCh we worshipl-today,
nevertheless they did actualtyLhave
1. ViSiOn of thy; Goderich thnt we
know in that tjtey were certain
• that, fe7iinded- -fts---,-it had been •113 --
men of Oaracter, it -could not help
becoming p staunch, wholesome
comfirunity in whieh the 1004,7
Interests of -s6111 and mind vvonld
he respected :awl enconraged." T
assure. y•ou that in that Sphere the
2.-Gode.v.ielii,"-sis--esteep '
high. •
• The Test of Sineeritv
But Make .nollistake: faith .nf
that kind was nOt :filet „a pleaSant
idea 'to he
.,.,
Cy'TS-7ffective only be-»
eanse lhoSe who held if. saw the
viginn of the future- se clenrly
that they were , ready to invest
themselves, in It. Tt yon wish to
test the sincerity» of the advocate
of. any enterprise whatsoever, see
whether he' is witling to Invest. in
'it himself. If he wavers. ever so
slightly, bewafe. To„ this test the
builders of this chnrch!responded
nobly. Meny• a wiilovv's.' Mite bore
witneSs 'to-. the reit litY at a . thigh tY
erinfideece in Whitt Was to bo. ' Not
• a few- men find women put into the
Pause un s pa ringly their very' life's
blond, their time „and their best
powers of. thought. some invested
even their physical Means br earn-
ing:a liveliltood-andllar-Ye .r.rroOfs,
,..
,tt. °,11lowS on »,in An endless streain
over their holds. •nut to them it
- wil8 no risk. There' Are thbse whe
•wou14-call,:that, solt-sacrifice, Uut
they are weting: Self‘efIrteetnent is
a far better , word. Whitt these
• gond souls - did . was ,done *Ith-
glowing pleaSure and In no "Citige
reknillWa ' l'il0 action Of inyipg a
victim 'Oen all altar. :
The curious» thing about self-
effacement is that it is fl bellelleellt
infectione:-• Any community
2o*.,,. small. Or. flarge,seha .
t•-.WOU,',4,. time is 'tont:hell by It In
,itS early Stages., never. lases -it..
through •its. veins, endowing. it with
a ;rich ‘titapty.„..aini assuring *it of
'ii *0-6141Ations heatthy growth,. If
yell, „seek. the chief reason for the
• outstanding qualities of this churell
• and of (lodericii, yon will4certainly
.iind it lar bacit„ in, their annals
'titthe form of. farlfee(ng self-effnec-
tuent on, the-,.;Payt. of many-higli.
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s ce-Me x7,
McPhee re-,
union, was held' at Bogie's' ,Beach. -
011 Sunday in, honor of Miss DOrla
Cassidy of Vancouver, Mr, and'gra.
David' McPhee of Vermillion, .Alta.,, -
,and Mr. and Mrs. George
and son aarry, 'of ,POrtreeVey, sask.
Miss Cassidy is at daughter of the..
late Mrs. Cassidy„ formerly Myrtle,'
lieRhee
of Mrs. Joltn MC'Phee and George.
Smith is a brother ef Mrs..hrbotnits
MePhee. , About; . thirty:live ',Were',,, •
present at the reunion, in-4111ding
relattlies • feom Enabrb, Stratford,
us•-••
Dungarrn,on, Auburn and
years ago she Went to live with her London,
nephew and 'nidee, Mr. and. Nrrs, Nile.
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Planning. a weeloend as the •cortagent pir.lc?9, fun relaxing in
/ow on bockyasd? Then yowl! need food . plenty of good,
wholesome food fo, 'husks appetites: Th4 week, and every week:
.youbfriendly Dominton Store has wonderful ways �/ helping you
'choose the foods you'll need . •. caribilly.seleeted fresh fruit;
• sand wigs:Sables: anetrocerles•tO nits:Cc-your winner. Ostali
tasty' and wholesome. Art5l remember. all merchandise sold at
your Dominion Slore isguatanteed 10 give yoss 101ZA, scuisfaCtionw
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FANCY. • QtALITY 1.1.0TTIER PARKER'S
almon Red otho6 • Tea,
SWAN
. 16 -oz. :jar . 29...e: ue
CATEI,LI
Stravyberrt Jam ja,r • 39e Macaroni
ROSE° BRAND -
Pickles Sweet Mixed
7% -oz. tin
PRIDE OF." VALLEY •
49c
,ts.ft, White Alksorhe.!--
- rollg 32c
Ready Cut 16 -oz. Pkg,.»
9' for
• KRAFT MIRACII..E- „WHIP '
Peas .20 -oz. tin
3 for 25c:, -SaladjDAming
.4n-r•sttaittaigdafest,Swsisose...e*.lssiniexix- , - •
PRIDE OF NIAGARA . STOKELY'S
Tomatoe§40,0i.Z12 for 29c" Toinato Juice
LIBBY'S DEEP BROWN 20 -oz. tin „ STOKELY'S raNcy
Pork & Beans 16c Pe'a's »
roi
1.1'oney
AllIFRICA DRY (eentents ohlir • PRIDE OF NIAGAGA
Ginger AlegO-oz...hottle 2 for 25c Tomato Juice
TASTY COLORED .
Mild Cheese •
ut .Crush lee -Box Jar 10-o2.
ROBIN ROOD
Velvet Cake Flour
s
sly
3 for. 25e
294z. Tilt
1.9t
20 -az.
for '25c•
Pent" 6. 8.: 4'41t:h..•:'1"ettertiliient'ai Pound- 75c
39c Tea ‘
IllAktr401014Cr-'..
39c Coffep
For 16-61. Bag"
5-1h. lug. odiviNOL
.38c Motor "Oil
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litniIe:1149,1 Quarts
Valuesftei Lktaat our Goileriell Br nen 11.16 Alt,vaerellandl. e Sold 'at our Dominion Stott!
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it4MditiOri•alif guaratiteet ,to ve torupietk
osiutg Slatn-i-ilay,..July-2# 1943 satisfaction br
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