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"The A1w -Busy. Talon"
Choose now your
Special Order Suit, Topcoat
Overcoat
SUNDAY, SEPT. 3rd
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1.0 a.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL.
,i11 a.m. HOLY COMMUNION AND $ER1VMON.
f rs .it frr',14-' 1,
tr4�tain's first.four-jet airliner,the de Havilland-.Comet
re'centl underwent a series of ground *tests and made a :.
tial' flight at the de Havilland Aircyaft Company's Head-
quarters at Hatfield, Hertfordshire.
•
• Eou,r teen of these airliners ,are being (milt for Use , on
nolo trunk international routes .of British Overseas Air- •
spays• and British European" Airwaysy and 'are belied to' -be
-service Eby 1952... .
' Powered by four ``Ghost" jet motors, buried in •the
thin. -wings and -developing a thrust of more than. 20,000. .
horse -•paver.,' the Comet is designed .tc t'arry� thirty-six
passengers at 40,000 feet at'slleed$ approaching 000 miles.
REVEREND BEVE `LY • H. FARR, , B.A., L.Th.i• RECTOR
A. W, ANDERTON, Organist and Choirmaster
• V REV. C. WESLEY COPE, BA., B.D., 1<_inister'
ALEX. `CLARK, Organist and Choir Master
10 a.m. THE. CHURCH SCHOOL.
11 a.m. MORNING WORSHIP.,
Nurser/ and Primary School ,
w `THE FOUR HORSEMEN."
The Church With, The Singing Tower Welcomes -YOU:
Knox
Even -a full day at the Fair will -tot
give you enough time to see all the
modern,up.ito-the-minute displays of
manufactured goods. ....Agricultural,
Livestock and Dairy Products exhibits
.... Midway. and Grandstand Shows . .
Harness Horse Racing.. ,. .Poultry, Dog
and Flower Show.
Presbyteria
Chute!'
Vielcomes you to its
Services
11 a.m. "BROTHERHOODS.",
Advance Sale Tickets now ' available
veverywhere-3 for 000—mike hold-
ers eligible tor prizes Valued at over
•
Graindstand Resrved Seat tickets now
_on „sale at Western Fair Office, Lon-
Sunday ,morning, ,Septem4er 10th, SacraMent of it,ifant
Baptism? '
-Trilinister. • Director of Praise.
Victoria St. United -Church
,ORGANIST' and CHOIR LEADER—Miss Mary Joyce Straehan
10 a.m. SABBA;rH SCHOOL.
11 a.m. PUBLIC WORSHIP:
UNION CHURCLGODERICH 'TOWNSHIP
PUblic Wershiir tor Summer .niontlis' at •1A5. a:m., immediately fol -
!owed by 'Sabbath School.
• . Victoria -Union Welcomes You.
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This picture shows the new jet airliner .seen,Kon the
tarmac after undergoing its ground test, at Hatfield, re-
cently.. • In the foreground scan be.seen the De Havilland 108,
' which was- used to caleillate wing resistance and speed for
• the new plane.
instructions for Canning Peaches
Issued Consumers' ° Association
Mrs. F. E. Wright, president . of
the Canadian 'Association of C on-
sumers, calls on. the women of old
Ontario to help in .the emergency
whish seems likely to develop in
handling the present .peach Crop
by doing more Aname canning. While
a her message is directed .to members
of the. Association• and, participat-
ing organizations, she hopes • it will:
be heeded by all housewiv;es who
are in, a position oto help. ': She
points out that as a result of ;the
railway strike supplies of fresh
.fruit and, vegetables have piled up
in 'marketing centres .close to areas
where' these ' products are grown.
On the 'other hand, more distant
Or - isolated. districts •are likely too
be• short. •
To ensure everyone gets an ade-
quate' supply. of preserves er canned
goods for the •winter_ months, And
particularly to . prevent waste ' of
the peach crop now, coming on the
market, she asks • women Tiring: in
communities near the fruit -growing
areas to make a special effort this
year to -can, preserve, . fast -freeze,•
or process, for their :own . use, as
many of these tresli fruits and
vegetables aspossible. 13y so do-
ing, they will leave the commercial-
ly -canned products for those wiio
have been unable to buy the .fresh
products because . of „lack • of rail'
fai