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SUNDAY, 'IAN> ** `14th, 1951
' 8.p, a.m, I1O04'COMMUNION. "
;MAIN SU AA801100L,
MORNING
DPT. Ilk ANb S�RM4N.,
1T n,.na,
3 p.m, . PRIMARY 'APT,
. 7 p.m; EVENING PRAYER AND SERMON;
•
REVEREND .BEVERLY H. `PARR, df3;A,. °L,Th„ RECTOR
W. AND,ER:ON, Organist and'' Choirmaster
"Wby must' life hurt• so? Why does God—if there be a God --1
allow a life to lie blighted, mained, mangled? Why .does --God give
Eight • to man at his Wit's, end?" These ere -the questions to be.
faeed in the morning service at 11 a,na, with the sarbject: `
V "WIT'$ END"
"The one • indispensable element of all true haealiaig is faith, that
mighty spiritual force which eludes the test tube and the methods
of the laboratory, and yet " provides inexhaustible, . reserves of -
energy for human welfare." John -Sutherland Bonnie. •
•"WHEN YOU ARE SICK"
is the' evening sermon subject.
vWORSHie WITH lig THIS SUNDAY**
11. a.m. 7 p.m.'
Chum Sic fool' at `.10 a.m.
North St. United' Church
RFV. 0. - VESLEV 'COPE., 13.A.,-13,11,1114nister
....'
ALEX., ,CLARK, dress-61st"and Char -Mister
"Your Church is
a vital part of
your community.'
a e ' When you help the
ONE :GREAT SERVICE'
EACH SUNDAY•
(Services held in North ,St.
Uhited Church)
p.ni. "When Jesus Wrote:
• 'on; the Gronzad.",
REV. R. G. MacMII LAN, A W. IL BISHOP,' F.R.C.b.,
Minister. ° Director -of _Praise.
AUBURN, Jan. 41.---Mr..and 31re,
Thos: pMcPhee, Mins Mattie :Me,
Ilwain and Miss Jean McPhee, R.N.'',,
spent . the . week -end ,with Dr, and
Mrs, John E. Jackson, Ernbro,
Miss Mabel Hickingbottom
visiting .friends in Naw 'York.
Mr. and ars. Roy Farrow of
Mitchell visited Mr, and 1 ray.` Thos.
Johntston on Sunday, •
Mr Rebt, McIlireen, .of Niagara.
Palin spent the weep -end. with .his
pIlveen, are;lts, 'MMr,rsa. ndMeilveeMrs. n F. ,aQnd. Mtwoe'.
Children,,aro 0 0
Carol an ._ . ![� 'Robert John,
who were visiting here tor: some
time, 'returned home with him, '
Mrs. Fred Ross received word -on
Saturday -.of 'the death of her sister-
in°law, Mrs. Ernest O. Duff f of
Leamington, formerly of Dungan-
non. ,
Mr:"and Mrs. Ed. Davies left this
week te- . spend the winter in
Florida, -
Mrs, Nelson Hill of Goderich
visited her sister; • Miss Sadie
Carter, last week.
The monthly meeting of the Wo-
men's Institute 'will be held in the
Foresters' Hall on Tuesday, Janu-
ary loth; at 2.15 p.m. The topic
will be given by Mrs. A. Nesbit.
•Ourrent events :will . be reviewed by
Mm. C. 14i, Struugha n, and h_ostosses
will be Mrs. T. McNail, Mrs. Irene
Wright, Mrs. Geo. Sturdy, Miss
Margaret ruing, Mrs: A. Rollinson
anti Mrs. Jas. Craig.
Reception for Newlyweds. .— A
reception was held In the Foresters',
Hall on Friday evening in honor of.
.Mr.; .and Mrs. Glenn Patterson (nee
Doris Young). • At an appropriate`
time the young couple were, called
to• the front and Alvin Plunkett
read .an . address extendingcon-
gratulations and ,' best wishes' -and
Mrs, Jack Hallam • presented 'Omni
with ai purse of money. Music for
1 WESTFIELD
W'ESTFIELD, Jan. 9: ---On Satur-
day, iifternebn ,while• going to the
barn -Mrs; Albert Campbell had the
`nfl foriune ;to_. fall ._.and Break the
eine* of her' right arra. •
At. the church service 'on Sunday
Mrs., Thompson of Toronto' rendered
a 'sale, "Just for. Today," which was
mueh appreciated. • • . -
• We are glad to• report `that Mr.
Thomas Cook is ...progressing, •favor-'
ably of feChis operation at• Victoria_
Hospital, London, on Friday. We
wish him a speedy •recovery.
•• While working in the bush on
'Saturday, Laurence Campbell*had
the misfortune -•to cut his foot with
the ,axe. Fotir . stitches 'were re-
quired ; to close the wound.
Miss Hattie Wi •hthdn. of London
spent ." the wee nd -with her ,par-�
eats, Mr. and l's, � r1 Wightmau
Mr. ane, Mrs: Ralph, Godfrey, of
Dungannon' visited' on Sunday' with'•
Mr. and Mrs;' Win. McVittie.
•
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Victoria' St. United : £hureh
MINISTER—REV. D. W. ,WILLIAMS, B.A:
ORGANIST mad CHOIR LEADER --Miss Mary Joyce Strachan
10 a.w ▪ \Sabbath School. --
11, a.m. '' "RECONCILED:"
7 p.m: "TARING 'THE ;WRONG BUS." . •
• MAIN-• SUNDAY SCHOOL.
3 p.M. ; UNION CHUIICH. COMMUNION. -
UNION, CHURCH: Sunday School, t p.m.
ChurcleService,• 3 p.m. - '
Vietoj'ia-Union Welcomes You.
SERVICES AT 11 A,AI, AND 7 P.M.
REV. CALEB HARRIS of Toronto in charge of both services.
• B.Y.P:YJ. after Sunday '4vening Service.
Prayer 'Meeting' Wednesday 8' p.in.
Visitors always,: welcome:
Frank Bissett, organist andchoir leader
- (Penttcostal• Assemblies of Canada)
REV. HOWARD MINAKER. PASTOR
10 a.m. SUNDAY -SCHOOL, Classes for each' age.
11 a.ta. •MORNING WORSHIP. •.
7 30 p.m. 'EVANGELISTIC SERVICE.'
Tuesday, 8 p.mp. ; • Christ's Ambassaddrs Service.
Friday', 8 iklrit . Prayer Meeting: • •
'"
the '- Free Methodist.. `Church-
* Coaner, Victoria, and Park "Streets'
Rev. B. E. Stevenson, Pastor 40 Park Street, Phone 897W.
• Sabbath Sert(ices—CH'S L4Dia l •900.'--18.30' a.m.
SUNDAY SCHOOL -10 a.m.
PASTOR'S.SERMON 11 aatrr., •• . • •
' I•nfluence of the Church on World Affairs."
7 'p.m. MINISTR7i' OI WORD. °
• Prayer Meeting, (in the Parsonage) Ntd: 7.30 pm!
♦ An.
TD ut—A CoRDIAt W1 L 0MJ
Filo
WA -4U /Outcry meeting
the' Nlle W,Aw WAS held on Jan-
4utry;' 9t1i in the basement of the
•church, •' With the !aeeond` *lee-p'res-
Itleat,';Mrs. S. 1ie0rntten, in. charge.
.;,The meeting was .opened with • a
'alt 'sad tlio' teas; Prayer. 'The
Script ire reading; Psalm 121, was,
taken bq' mads. D. 'M 'Dtnrmi'd. Mrs.
Snell gave an interesting reading. •
'The roll call' 'was' resliond"ed to ,by,
elxteen.in ero 'Two visitors were
present. After tile„' business period
the Meeting was closed with.a hymn
end the Mlzpalr, benediction. The
bioateeses were *S. R. Ryan, " Mrs
O. Moore and Mrs. J. McIntyre, The
next meeting will be held on " Pob
runny 18. The hoetCMlc'S tar this
meeting wilt 9e Mrs. 4. Anderson:.
trio. H. - Matthews and Mfrs. W,
Pettinan.
ASH=FIELD.
ASHFItili , Jain 10. --Miss Akin -
hie Cathcart has'.returt>ned to her
home after co•nvaleseing in Link -
now...`"'. She is nfttch inlpru%eci in
health. '
Airs. Robert • Macl)onalcl spent
some days in Underwood with. her
nieces, Mrs: Cole and..11 s ('atter.
Mr. .Duncan Macintyre, also A'1811.011
'Mar laLs daughters; • •
Little John :1lacitay •has returned
•home front Alexandra Ioy;)id,11,
much iraal,ro\'ed in health.
Mr. Robert' Scott, of Aul,ur'l �\ is--
iteel with, Mr. Darn MaeJ ea:a this
week. •
A Faithful Friend. --After twenty-
one, years of sorting and delivering
mail over R.R. 3, Gederleli, ,Adam
MacAdaun conrlrleted his lost trip On
e
Deeember 30, 1050, as -maiil-carrier:
The• ninny kind deeds: Mille .11as
done as he passed,„ day -by day
on phis longroute of 'fifty-two Mile:?
from , F,odgri'eh fib, • Loch :l lsla ititrd
Aniberley and back to 4 a1,0I 1a van-
nOt be • estimated.. Ile 116; b 't?n a
good friend'alnd servant to•.,all, „The
postai *vice cif Canada is iii his
debt.' Very- few, days, he lost,,lrrongh
sickness, though many tial -,s oils in'
sail) -zero weather.' Seldom did 'he
in getting the mail through,',
even when drifts piled higher than
feneetops made delivery �iifricu!t:
When 'there were n•o snowplows he
�b�oke
,his own track. Wien Ford
failed he re'sor'ted to Dobbin and
readied this northern'prost with .the
mail, yeast cakes; mediicine, Witter,
laundry, etc., etc. Addje was • most
obliging to everyone, often -returning
for soiree parcel, iahcaays cordial, self-
saeiihllring.'ancl r�leasatnt, His''many,
friends wish for hire a le4s stren-
uous -life -In future. _ - --
EUREKA puss OFN'ICERS
The Eureka class of •, Victoria
Street United Church inet on Jan-
uary 3r(1< at the home of Mn. linos.
Graizarn, Bayfield -road. " Mrs. Gra-
ham had charge of the: devotional
period, during which a paper on
"Them t; tvir o- grits - reacd •` y -Mrs
Percy Barker.
Officers elected for, 1951. -are,:
President, Mrs. Percy Barker; vice-
president, Mr's. Harvey' Webster;
secretary, -Mrs, Fred Barker: treas-
urer, Mrs. Fred Wilson ; press :sec-
retary, Mrs. Neil'IMCKlnnon ;, flower
convener, Mrs. Tilos. Grahaip.
The presfdet>it, ' presided :for the
business period, tlnrlii which plans
•were, made for the': annual bazaar.
Several other pr'ojeets also, ere
considered. '
GODERICH" GUN CLUB
Best scores at Wednesday's shoot
♦
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of the., Glue .Club ase e as follows.:
ions
John Anderson of Kippen.,w19-.9-21;
Ashley Gilbert 1947-20; Ietiley
Prottse 13-26.21; Bi}i Laanny 18.17-
10 ; Bill Kyle of .Kililien 1&20. '
(Canada's 1950 a agar 'beer; -erop,
worth $15 'millionto growers, will
exceed one million tens, first •
lioir•toir laaarVerat in the itadnatry'g
48 -year 'Canadian.' history,
Canada's ,11)50 wbeittt :,f ern') is.
estimated at .t 46 million bushels.,
0$ bushels,iibore the :Iver«'
age of the preceding ti;if years, but
tete 1050 crop grades ere, lower in
quality.
About •two.tbirds of X stnar'la'.s
oeupied farm • lands ere iID the
Prairie, Provinces, 4•
dancing was supplied. by CiMelr
°Wagon , Gang. Luueh, including.
Wedding cake, was served.
Auburn Wins. "Again r. Mai.
land Allen .of Auburn; •se4ion -fore-
man on ,the f�i.P.R., as ,,been,awarded, the roadmazsters' prize 011
the Godereh 'sub -division . for • the
groittest improvement' made .'luring:
the year 1950, . Mr, Allen • and .his
Men, Lawson Meehan, Keith Machan
and Albert Gooier, are tocon-
gratulated. This is. the. third 'time
Maitland • has , been awarded Abe
prize. ,,
Meeting. -.The 'W.M,S; of.
Rnox United • Church .held, their
January meeting at the home of
Mrs. Herb. Mogridge withthe presi-
dent,
resi-dent,, Mrs. -Fred , Toll,' in charge,
The meeting was opened with the
reading . of the opening message, in.
the Missionary' Monthly.: - The
Scripture, -1« for. 13, • was read by
Mrs. Here-Mogr'ldge and prayer was
offered by Mips. C,M, Straughan.
A reading was given by Miss lllma
Match. Mrs. Albert Campbell
brought the New Year message on
"Reality of the Present • War."
('on(niunists deny ` the existence, of
God, We must cling to our faith
in God as never before. Mrs. E.
'Patterson gave a paper on Chris."
tian, • stewardship and Mrs, C. C,
Washington one on ,temperance. A
duet was rendered by• Miss Mar-
garet ' Jackson and Miss Sadie
Carter. Mrs. Toll took the first
half of the first chapter of `the
new study book; "The Church -Re-
enters Japan." During. the 'busi-
ness period several "thank you"
letters were read from shut-ins who
hadreceived boxes at Christmas.'
It was announced that the World
Day of Prayer would be observed
on February' Oth. The meeting
closed with a hymn and prayer bye
Mrs. Toll. The hostess served re-
freshments. ' '
After a lapse of axbotlt a • quarter.
of_ IL century, curling returned to
y, g
.Godes ch,.,.. on', ,Wednesday.. of:
wweek°. The newly -organized Gode-
•ri'ch Curling Club started off with
an afternoon and evening draw'With
about sixty-four curlers partici at-
ing, Tlie members of. this club,
will, curl every Wednesday after-
noen and evening for the remainder
of the,' seasgn, •
More curling stones are still
needed and when they are obtained
additional members can be taken
into the club. It is •hoped • to or-
ganize .lady , curlers a1sb; since a
number of • ladies have euquired
,about it.. • •
Following. are 'the names of the
skips and the. scores ' duringthe
afternoon, and evening , draws on.
Wednesday
AFTERNOON DRAIW
Dr: N. C. Jackson 9—D. G. Grist 6"'
Roy Patterson 1O—F. • Arrest -rang ti
L. Wakelin• 11—Elruer Cranston 4
.EVENVINO". DRAW
Earl Westbrook, 14•=-D. Trumbley 7:,
A. Boutilier Fred Noble7
EL -ed Fox 6 — Joe Moody-. 8
Cockburn Hay's 4---711; Menzies 11
DR.* G. S, ELLIOTT' •
SUBMITS REPORT
(Continued from page 11.
-vention will be held in Toronto
1' bruary 20th and 21st. .�
A request from Cities Service Oil
Co. for information to be used in
n radio broadcast was referred tp
the special committee.
Bylaw - No. 1 .of1951, • coatruling
the uppoint, hent of :1`L, Mothers to
the Public: Library Board, was
passed,' afxd the Council adjourne4.
,PERASONAT4 MENTION'
Mr. ‘Peter Bisset- has- returned
from a 'holiday visit to Toronto,
Mr: F. T. ,A,rmstrong spent the
lir"st three. days -ofi this week at-
tending •the Winter Congrei of the
Ontario Qptometrieal AssoeiatUon,
'Miss. Mary Wilkinson, of Tdsrouto
Normal • Sc'hool Spent the past week.
practice -teaching at th'e '°Beniller
,school, whe*e Miss Mares Wall; is
the regular teacher:,
Mrs, ' iStieler,. son . Robert and
daughter Betty Ann, also Richard
Atni all of Detroit,. were week
end guests with Mrs. •Stieler's sister,'
,Miss Little Johnston,, '
Dr. 'and. Mrs. W,. N. 'Natters and
children 'Nancy and Conrad, have
returned from a two weeks' vasa-
tion at St, Petersburg, Florida,
Mrs. Jas, F. Thomson. isenjoying
"a visit with' her daughter, Mrs.
Orval Lobb,• .and Mr. Lobb at Olin
-
ton. . . ,
Mr. A. L. Cole attended the
winter Congress of°the Qptoinetrical
Association. at Toronto this ,week.
AC.1 Gordon Pinder has returned
to . the R.C.A.F. • station at Dorval,
►t uebac, after spending a vacation
I'withinilerhis parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
,
Mrs. George Husband, who has",
been for some, time with her hus-
band at Whitehorse, Yukon Terri-
tory, has come to. be with. -her- par-
ents, .Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Quaid,
Snitford, -ler husband having been
transferred ' to the R.C.A,F. . at
Regina,.
Mrs. Gladys Black;' Str George's
('rescent hadas guests for New
Year's Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Black and
family,, of Acton; Newton . Black,
of Sarnia ; Fired Black,., of Owen
Sound ; Mr: and Mrs. Harry -Hamil-
ton and faimily, , of Grand Bend ; Mr.
and ',Irs. Dick .Carter and Barbara,
of Clinton ; Mr. Arid Mrs. Gerald
Lassaline and family, of town;' Mr.
and Mrs. Roy .Black, ,.of Lueknow;
Wilfred Black, of Toronto, .and Jack
Roberts, of Sarnfar •
COLLECTIONS FOR BIBLE . SO -
MTV
Miss Helen M. Clark reports for
the Nile and Smith's' Hill branch
of the Upper Canada Bible Society
that, the. result•f-a.-partial• canvass-
is $46.50.. Owing to early 'snow-
storms' several families were not
called. on.'. Miss Clark, who has
looked After this 'work for the past
thirteen years, expresses, gratitude
to - all . contributors, with special
thanks to these who acted .as can-
vassers, some of - these being very
young girls. •
-The largest sum was received
from Vile district, which was ap-
parently better organized' for the
canvass. Perhaps ,next year the,
invitation will go out ea,oier, Miss.
Clark observes.
Far better than a plush heart and fancy lace to spy`
"I love', you" is a professionally made portrait:
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So . . why not make:one heart beat faster
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REGULAR 19.95
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Special of gaily Iv colored
• wool and 'wool
,jersey dresses ..•'
• in flattering styles" and shades. _:
• Misses? and 'women's -sizes.- : •
Better Dresses ' •' _•
• •
i Reduced '
• •
• Crepe, Velvets. . and
• Velvet trims in all the season's 4411•
•• fashionable colors.. , " ' • `
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Thursday.
-S.S.N0 7 ` •school.,. 'Ashfield re-
LOCHALSIL . Jain. 8. - Mrs.
Robert Haiuilton 'is Visitiz g with
her sister, Mrs, Mike Iiooiuyna, of
Toledo, Ohio: • '
We are glad • to . report tla.ait M4.
David .MacDonald has returned to
his home after•his recentt illness..'
.Mr: and Mrs. Hector MacLean are.
spending- • the winter months, in.
'Owen• Sound, With 'their daughter,
Mrs, Chari• Scbilroth.
Mist 'Don Ainitie of .Goderich
spent the past week, ;with -her 'par-
ents; 'Mr... and Mi's, Prank liar-.
Lennon: -
•. Mr. and Mars. Finlay 7tacl)onald'
arid' George, Mr. Frank I aiuiltdii.
and; Derma zuotored..to. London• on
peated their ' Christmas• -concert On •
Friday 'night to,a large audience
This was followed by 'a social '"anal •
dance. Much credit is given , the
teacher, Donald MacKenz, e and h
twenty-three pupils for"the splendid
• program presented. The .pyrariaids •
and •tunbling were eci:illy good. • '
OUR GUARANTEE
All nierchatidise sold at
your Dorninioln Store is.
'; uncoatdltionuJly guaranteed
• to.give you
:100% .satisfaction
VALUES EFFECTIVE UNTII. CLOSING' TL'VitE SATURDAY, JAN. 13 AT GOD,la'RICH
'CLARK'S • With CHILI SAUCE
Pork & Beans T°°`.
LYNN VALLEY -
14c Corn CREAMSTYLE
A Y LMER, ' MIX,EI):
Vegetable. Juices
CLARE'S QLD FASHIONED -
Pork. & Beans' 111'...14c
has beers~ veil busy since' it was added to our plant
a
a few weeks ago, but it can still be busier. ' -
Let us' 'have your next Job—particularly if it, is •, .
a
big ' one—and see flow qui ckI y we can turn it out
• for you. • •
Small jobs are also handled expeditiously; •
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*Tomato, Vegetable
Sotips Oxtail, Scotch Broth
CAr ADA.• 1.ACKKIat,4;/1RG1+::�"I:,.
Margarine
HaKSEY SWEETENED '
Blended Juice
DOMINO — 30 COUNT
Tea Bags
PICNIC MIXED '
Sweet Pickles' °
HEREFORD._
Corned Beef , -
FI&E G'•RANUIiATED
agar ,b
1IRAti DE LUXE • ,
Sliced Cheese
20 -oz.
Tin
CLARK'S 10-0. f.ein
Mushroom Soup► 2 1" 19c.
CLARKS
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SWIXP'r' PARD
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DogFood otr. 16.oz, f' •
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