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ST. GEORGE'S CHURCH
, f s• ;S, UNDA'Y, MAY 20th, 195;
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104.1n, SUNDAY SCHOOL,.
• • i ' p' 11 a„m. HOLY COMMUNION AND SERMON..
• r, 3 nim, --PRIMARY.
7 P.m. EVENSONG.:
REVEREND BEVERLY H. FARR, •'K.A., L Th., RECTOR
A. W. , DERTON, Organist and Che lrmas er
DUNGAN ON
DUNGANNON, May 10. --- Mlsa
Gwen, Finnigan, .of the London
teaching sura~, spent the w,eeek-end
with hdr parents, Mr. and Dverett Finnigan.,
North Street United £hurch
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REV, C. WESLEY COPE, B;A., >f3.li., llaafster
ALEX. CLARK, Organist add' Choir Master,
10 a.m. r, THE CHURCH' SCHOOL. I
11 a.m. "WIIAT IS MAN?" -
't p.m. . VICTORIA STREET UNITED
CHURCH ANNIVERSARY SERVICES.
CONTE TO CIUJROH THIS SUNDAY
FIND YOURSELF THROUGH FAITH
Come to Church
this Sundae
"Church Going Families
"' Are •• Happier Families"
Come to Church this Sunday
at 2 p.m.
SERMON:
Let us pause "YOUR FATHER'S
briefly to GOD."
"go up to the
Howe o -f t --Lord.',. 'Knox'
Put first things
Presbyterian,
A friendly
welcome . • Church
awaits you at ° '
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The Service wil-be held in the Sanctuary of, North Street United
Church. ,
REV. R. G. MacMILLAN, W. H:�BISHOP, it .R.C.O ,
Minister. Director of '"Praise.
Victoria St. United - Church
MINISTER ,REV. D. W. WILLIAMS, B.A. ,
ORGANIST and CHOIR LEADER—Miss Mary Joyce Strachan
10 a.am,• .,Sabbath School.
• 73rd • ANNIVERSARY
Special Speaker, Rev. Chas. D. 'Cox, of Ildorton
11 a.m. "WERE YOU THERE?"
Guest inusiciaris, Mr. Frank Schubert, violinist. '
Soloists, Messers-RalplL. Henalerson, Jas._ Corran and Miss Gloria'.
'Palmer. ` .
7 pm. "A GOOD ;NAME." 1 ." •
Soloist, Larne-' R. Hyde. - -
:code 'rich Baptist Church
MONTREAL ST.
MINISTER= -'REV. IAN G. HIND, B,A.
ORGANISTand P ANK BISSETT
10 a.ni. SUNDAY SCHOOL. LEAVER—
11 a.m. "SOWING:'
7 p.pan. `(,ONE STEP"—
in attendance.
8:15{ pm. Drama by' Young People,' "Your. Church ani Mine"
" ODRTCL • SIONAL-.STAR
of the linexnta n here,; fast week laad
Cnot1er expe'rietice of being burned:
De . stepped in his bare feet on the
hot register after 'a fresh fire had
been put on. 'Ile has net fully re -
Covered groin a .naSty scald -which
he received in • larch, ,, when he
pulled a pot of hot
.cot ee oxer
The Wenaen s Association of: the o thn himsee iGodoriehlfan
hodspenitultit, a wonth fn
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United ChitirQh will hold a.the May Getting Heady l.o Dull$. Mr,
meeting at the home Of Mrs, J. 3. Irvine f edY, who sortie time aga t'
Ryan on Friday evening,.May 18th. pu.rehased a lot Just east .of Mrs.
Mrs, Wm'. Andrew, who spent the Margaret Gardner's, has begun the
''winter in Goderich, is at her home first stepstowards building by hav
here for a co.,uple•or weeks. Ing a machine excavate for the
New -cases of --the "red -measles"-foundation of -the house.- A. -water,
are. breaking ant this week. Prob. pipe line has been laud' across the
ably ane who has• experienced the road from tate" artesian well .that
disease with the ITh st serious re- supplies water 'to many on 'the
sults is . an adult, )fir. Harvey An- Ashfield side, of the village.
drew, who also took pneumonia. Honoring ,the Minister and His
.Another whose spring seeding hac1 Bride.—The eongregatioi of Erskine
to stand was :11r. ',Howard ,Presbyterian :Church, Dungannon,
Black, who was 4oinfined to bed enjoyed a social evening and• Pre -
with pneumonia, but is now im- sentation on Friday last in. honor
(proving• of ,Rev. and Mrs. C. A• 'Winn, their
Congratulations to Mrs. Abner 'pastor and 'his 'bride, The chair-
Mor;ris,` who observed ,her seventy- man for the evening's program, was
fourth • birthday- on, • lrriday, May Mr.' James Wilson. A hymn was
11th, and on Sunday enjoyed the followed by` prayer by Mrs. Rich.
homecoming of several of her child- McWhinney. A song. ,.by Jimmy
,ren, grandchildren • and great- Jewell ,and- Eleanor ,Reed was en-
• grandchildren. ,joyed, • followed. by . an appropriate
Mrs. Rebecca' Caldwell had her reading given:'by (wen Stewart.
family home for Mother's Day: Organ solos were rendered by Don -
Mr. !and Mrs. • Will Caldwell and ald Ross and ,Kenneth McAllister
family, Nile; Mrs. Nelson Culbert and solos by Mrs. Allan Reed and
and daughters, 4th concession West Mir. S. H. Stothers. A selection
Wa'waiiosh ; Mr. and ' Mit,. ,Rohn was' sling, by the Choir and a con-
Spivak and little datigliter, Sharon test was conducted 'by Gwen
• Faye, and Miss Pearl Caldwell, Stewart,._..„The chairman then Galled
Toronto. Ben Caldwell* of. Learn- Mr. and Mrs. Winn to the front,
ington, her win, was unable to come. where Mrs.• Atthur Stewart read
Mrs. Robt. Montgomery wus sad- a compliatnentary address to the
dened last ,week by hearing of , the "bride and groom and Mr. John
sudden death of her father, Mr. Bennett presented diem. , with a
Root. 'Pettit of .Delhi, aged fifty- purse of money contributed by the
three years. Mr. and Mrs:• Mont, congregation. • Mr. Winn, •replied
gomery and .David attended tiie with a warm expression of appreeI-
funeral on Friday. ation and Mrs, Winn also expressed
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Collins and her thanks.- ',A splendid lunch ,was
little son, Robert John, 'of Preston, served by. the ladies during which
-spent the -Week -end with Mrs. J. G. Mrs. S. H. Stothers proposed. a
Montgomery. toast to the bride and groom and
Double Trouble. —' Little David all sang"For They Are Jolly good
"1Glontgomery, sixteen -months -old son ' . ellaws,
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This is KEN ELLIS inviting you to
get ready for the intercounttyy
Baseball game+ 'which ALEX
KELMAN and '1 will be doing
before long on ••your Intercounty
Baseball • Station, CFPL. In the
meantime join us, won't you, at -
6.45 each weeknight for a com-
pletesports run-down including
the races."
-980 — CJPL's KEN ELLIS
4t, DO NYBROOK
DQ N'Y'BiB pOI May 15. Mica,
Irene -Jefferson of rtunntilie .wes
home :ove'r the week -end.
Mr. and Mrs. Stan Abel and
daughters, of St. Thomas, visited
during 'the week -end with Mr. and.
Mrs. Ken. Campbell.
blr, and Mrs. G. A: Maet4lughlin
find daughter Joanne, of Detroit,
were week -end .guests at the 'home
of her brother,, Mr. Cecil. (; amuey,,.
and with other friends.,
Lwday Vit?tt &..at ie )ionic of
Mr. and Mrs. R. Ohamne ; indluded.
AQ.2 11111 ebemney and A+ .2 Bob
Lemon, of Clinton -Radar School;
Mr. and Mrs, Elwin • Cliimney,•
Dorothy and Marilyn, of Winghana,
and Mr. and' Mrs. Stuart Ghainney
and Diane.
The °W.M.+S. and W.A. met on
.Tuesday afternoon at the hcune of
Mrs. Stuart. Chamney. Mrs. Chas.
Jefferson presided, over the W.M.S.
meeting. Mrs. Washington read the.
Soripture lesson -and • Mrs. Edw.
Robinson Was in charge of the ,study,
book. The W.A. "meeting was pre-
sided over by Mrs. Arnold Craig.
AS 1FFIELD
ASH'FIE'LD, May 15.—Miss Sally
M•at;donald of Toronto is home for
the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Repaid Oke o.
Hespeler visited at the home of Mr.
Earl Howes last -week-end.
Mr • .and Mrs. M. Bell of Acton
spent the week -end with Mr. and
Mrs. Russell Bissett.
Miss Muriel Farrish -of Toronto
was ,bine •for the week -end.
• and Mr . Alvin _Gliders_ and
children, of Goderich, spent Sun -
1t at' the home of Mrs. Kenneth
Parr tsh. •
Tiaere will be no service at Ash-
field Presbyterian Church' next Sun-
day, when the Ripley' congregation
will 'hold fits anniversary services.
Kenneth Wood, son of Mr. and, tend the national Cadet camp at
Mrs. l✓dwin Wood, Londesboro, has Banff • during the summer months
beenchosen by the Cadet training with other Western Ontario ,High
officer for Western Ontario to at- School boss,.
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• PROLAMATION
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• BBEAUTIFICATION.WEEK
•• I hereby pproclai the week. of May 20th to 26th ' •
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` / BEAUTIF] CATION WEEK" and call upon all ' • *
citizens to' -do .their vert., • • -. • ' ., ' • ... :
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• The Junior Chamber of Commerce is sponsoring this i
• drive . and will appreciate your co-operation, • •
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- BETHEL .TAERNAcLE
(Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada)
REV. HOWARD MINA[{ER,. PASTOR
10, a.m. Sunday School. Clesses for each age.
11 a.m. - "WREN THE SONG • OF THE LORD : BEGAN."
7 ` p,m. "THE BEGINNING' OF SORROiVS."
Tuesday, 8 p.m Prayer Meeting.
Friday, 8 p.m. Young People's Meeting
e -,Free .Methodist 'Church
corner 'Victoria and Park Streets.
• • Rev. B. E. Stevensim, Pastor, 40 Park Street, Phone,897W.
• ' Sabbath Services--CHML—Dial .900.-8.30 a.m. •
1t a:m. 1VIINISTRY. OF THE WORD. -
• 7 p.m. MINISTRY OF, .THE WORD...
Prayer Meeting, Wednesday at 8 p.m.
• TO ALL= -A CORDIAL WELCOME
PHO
YOUR
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;BORN ,
'OURRY.-At Windsor Hospital, on
May 15th, 1951, .to Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Curry. .(Sylvia Salkeld),
Windsor, a daughter. '
KINGSBRIDGE
, KINGSiBR:IDGE, May 15. — Mr.
and 'Mrs. 'Alfred Dalton of ..Toronto
-were visiting friends in the village
during the week. •
Miss Stella Dean of ,Forest spent
a • few days visiting, With Mr. and.
Mrs, Michael Dalton the past week.
Mr. Don Frayne of London spent
the week -end with his: parents, Mr.
°and Mrs. 'Gilbert Frayne. -
Mission at St. Joseph's:—The mis-
sion which was held in St: Joseph's
Church 'the past week,, with Rev,
Father Lambert, ° C.SS.R., of Lon-
don, Ont., in charge, • came ' to a
close on Sunday afternoon with a
h/ 1' •
1 1 1 t i.• ISI !
ce
Father Lambert ,is a very , gifted
eaker, .find his sermons have been
most 13ispitili; ` ti --tbCe -large '-eoon'--
gregations •whoattended morning
and evening services., Rev. Fathers
Gleeson, • of Goderich, Smith, Qf St.
Augustine, and McDonald, 'of Clin-
ton, were •visitors at the 'devotions
during the •week.^ • ,•
SHEPPARDTON
GTLT.IS.—At Alexandra Hospital; S•HE•FPARDTON, Mai 15.=Mr•
Goderich, on ,A\iay • 11,-1951, to and Mrs. Jack Pito)"ado`and family,
of St. Catharines, visited over the
'Mr, and Mrs. Ken, Gillis, Gode= week -end with the lady's mother;
rich, a- daughter, Susan Lee.
KIRK --To 31r. and Mrs., Ernest
Kirk, (nee - ;Doris Williams,
Reg.N.), Nipawin, Sask,, on Sun-
day, May •6th; 1951, a son, Roger
Dale., •
McKEN%IE: At Alexandra Hospit-
al, Goderich, on May • 15th, 1951,
to Mr. and Mrs. Donald MnKen-
?te, R.R.71,' Dungannon, 'a son.
M'ONCRIDF.---At Alexandra Hos-
-. pi'tal, Goderich, on May 11th,
1951, to Mr. and 'Mrs." Geo. Mon-
, Grief"(Betty,. Blissett), R.R., .3,
Goderich, ,a •daiiphter, Jane
Barbara. • •
STONEHOtSE --- At. St. Joseph's
Hospital.; Guelph, on May 10;
1051; to Mr. and. Mrs. Donald
.Stonehouse • (nee Grahani)',
• .Guelph, a 'son, Paul Richard-
• (illick'y).. ,
YOUNG.—.At Alexandra * Hospital,
Goderich, on May 12th, 1951, to
gap. and Mis4 Fred Young,' Dun-
• gtinnon, a •da tighter.
' • DIED
YOUNG. --In Alemapdra 1lospital,
• Goderich,. on Sunday, May 13,
.1951;-- Jciliri James Young. form-`.-
erly of .Tisdale, Sask., in• his 69Th
year. •
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•IN` MEMORIAM
EVERITT.-In memory' of my dear
• mother, Elora Everitt, Who passed
away one. year "ago, ;May Sth,
1,950.
—E(er remembered 'by cla•ukhter,
Audrey; an(1 ' sov:41-i`law, Michael
('lark. , - 20x
(HAMPERS,-I'n loving memory of
Mrs, Frank Chambers, who Passed
away .May 18th, 1050.
In our ' heal•ts Your tl]etttory •lingers,.
Always tender, fond and trite
There's not a day, dear mother,
do not think ' of you.
*Fondly remembered by son,
George Glee), and wife, Evelyn.
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(tHAlIZl1':RS.—Tl(- loving - memory
of my wile, Mrs. Frank, ('liamlbers,
who passed' away .May lMfh 11i1(l.
We d(1 not forget her, we love Iter
too (1(111ly •.
1•'o4.. her 111(1111(17 to fade froui•our
• •lives• tike a dream:
0,1w lips iwetl• not slink \rheu our.
hearts mourn sin(•ereiy,
I••or grief orlon dwells where tt
• seldom is seem.
- - 1 o\•i11 ly remembered by hl(,-
band, ] 1=:Fttk, _Ox
\\`11.x(1\,• lu 1„t-in•g Memory (,t' (((1
de:1r bn-ba 0(1, \\', who
passed 11 Way one year' ago, 1111(•
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Mrs. Agnes Foster.
London spent the week lend at the
home of --Nits O'Neil's parents,( Mr.
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Mr. and Mrs. Warner• Smyth of
near Teeswater spent,`Tuesday at
the home of their daughter, Mrs:
Gree Freema.' •
,Mrs• Bertn'McDtsnald, Goderich
township, and daughter, Mrs. Elwin
Pollock, , of • Nile, spent Saturday
evening at the lnonle, of,,;Mr. and
Mrs. M._ McDonald: _
Congratulations to Mr:- and Mrs."
Doh. Stonehouse (nee Blanche Gra-
ham) Un the With of . a son .111
Guelph the past . week. ' M
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whu 1(1( t(1 alttic' 1•'i. 19511.
110(1 kr1(�r that Ing. teas stt1'1'eryatg,
That 1110 hills were.Juu•d 141 (•Bulli,
s(1 1i1' closed her weary eyelids
,\m° whinll(e1((1, "l'e:r(•e 11(` 1hlle."
Away- in 'the beautiful hills)' of (.o(1,
Iiy •the•:virile(• of rv;;t so fain
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\\ will n(eet our mother there.
$idly' missed, Ion nay. \\'alt(er.
and .ion ,tie. • 2'11
(111.\:\ITil}itS, ---111 loving tn(111otsy
of n . •YI(ba t` triol her :l till gni n(!••„
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Ifoti well (10 we • r(''lmenber
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Yon stuffere(1, ttttieli4„, you mtir cured t
not,
• '1Ve watched you day by day':
We epie(1 and prayed that your dear
l:if'e
Wtvtil1 not be taken away.
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