The Wingham Advance-Times, 1959-05-13, Page 2'9
MEM
AR URGENT NEED
T'he decisoon of the 41,0, -ham
entrance to. the town, Nvill lie much
to\,N.,n conticil, hw Monday night to
bliproved,
10vide, additional parking spa ce
'NV4S*We,:e&nnestly believeig wise one,
There is a good deal of merit,
,The neN*,,, lot vdll be upened on Jose-
'between
too, ill the decision to use the pres-
�Ilille Street South, the
ent street lighting standards for We
Reavie Garage and, Joe 1,.err's build
new fluorleseent fixtims. The wor-
in,g,
thy consideration of nioney st
aved is,
According, to tile. pl-
ans which
of cour, one Nybich most taxpayel -s
will :te,. but in ;addition to
were "ussed at council flood lights
the =,,Aspect, il inust be said
will be histalled, so that, those who
that the present standards "'Ire quite
use the lot will be able to find their
respectable in appearance, and they
'%Va around, audalso to offer a 11lea-
. y
do provide for 'the placing of th�e
sure of protection against theft of
flower pots -which have become a
cars or their contents.
sort6f Winghain trade mark. These
.40t
_e_. q -vere a
.1.4,qer bIN
leviate the congestion along the
presented by the writer o . a letter
main street, which has reached the
to, the editor in this paper -a couple
.c
criti a stage, but it will, be a decided
of wed�,s agoand it is gratifying to
improvement to the real estate in
see the suggestions carri e d t.'
the. soutli end of the towfi, an area
-Wen 'ece, Ing tile ministration Of
in which there is considerable room
went on tills tople far Into tile,
forbetternient. NVith the' lot cleaned
SPORTSMEN ARE IN
up :and well lighted, the entire south
ACTION
, '1
upon qQ4. Tho 0 burpll (And tilal.
Gr6d. When theyreturue4 ey
, 014 tht
NO ROOM FOR DOUBT
Last year , wh en a swiniming po oi.
for NAVinghain and the surrounding
rural district ivas proposed, we, were
all in favor of the project., personal-
ly, but Nve inast adinit to certain
doubts about the feelings of the rest
of the people in this community.
N74NV" bolirever, that reservation call
be discarded,
Ill the months Avhich have inter�
'vened since, the pool -was' first sug-
gested there has beeii ample oppor-
ninity for the objectors to voice
their opinions—and frankly they
have not done so as far as we know.
More important, there have beeii
InanY or,",,, nizations and. individuals
who have expressed in -no uncertain
teruis their v,`holebearted support -of
tJie pool.project.
One of the most' graphic ex-
Amples. of this -support -\vas the re-
cent collection by the Girl Gaides of
coat. hangers, pop- bottles, etc., to
raise money, for the pool fund.
Young people throughout the dis-
trict tl,�e very, keen'to see a pool built
here, -and knovyin ve
_g youlkg peop le -,
would be willing to bet that their
paren I ts are pretty Nvell sold on the
idea as N-,. ell.
Attivitv, in connection with the
pool fund has been at a minimuni
for several mo nths, b6c�ause the var-
ious fund-raising, campaigns which
areca rii-ed out each spring, hav, e been
in progress, and the pool fund -or-
ganizers had no Nvish to interfere
with- such, worthy groups as Cancer
Society,Salvation Army and Ontario
'Societ� for Crippled difidren.
However, it- is.likely that an or-
ganized canvass will be undertaken
shortly, the results of which will de-
termine, ver�y effectively., the feelings
of thegelteral public in regard to the
pool.
T -Unquestionably a pool, is an
pensive item, but it does fill a, very
definite need in the average Ontario
conimun, itv. Its relatipriship to pub-
lic safety has be6ft** =111111lized here-,
but as Nve see it, ';S'afety is the.most
important, aspectof the entire pool
project, Thereliave been three too
wany drownin gs here in the p�qst two
yo -ars. Therels no hetter -vmy to
'prevent dro-w-niog ateidents than by
teakIling, evel�y 'Child to swim. 13�-
tween parents and the local recre-
atiou tounwil niany litindreds of
461lars are presently being s�ent to
provide sunilln1mg lessons for tile
child.ren of this town. It i.� high
thile that webad Our mvil pool so
th-4t not on1v a limited liun-aber -of
rhildren in 'Winghain could, get les-
sons, but fhat this benefit could be
tzztended to -the children of the rural
roralulluirr as well.
gh
TheVin– -arn AdVance*Timts
PlWhhed at WlfthA04 C%ftrlo,
W. sftry 'W"9011 Mltbc
Ubhu''T, Avatt llattftu Of ard,41041i
AAtbotfX64 M $0wMA mu MAA
PbA offlet Dept.
'Ratc- — btke )t*kr#A4, Wx *ot)w
wro iA tkav"'tt
& A.U* pet yeat,
ftr** pAto, "104 *r Y*&*
A�4vttudhg lutes, 6h 4PHt*tJH*
Congratulations to the Wingh-arn
Sportsmen's Association oil their de-
cision to proceed with the erection
of a building at their property ill
Turnberry Toxviisbip just wes1t of
the town, The building.. has remain-
ed in the "talking" stage for some
time and now the club members have
decided to lay their own malley on
the line so that construction c
an be
started,
The building will be useful for
any number of purposes, not the
least important of which is the ac-
tivities of the newly-fornied -Junior
Sportsmen's Association. A highly
,enthusiastic group of teen-agers
have j�oiiled this group, and will be
tallght'a variety of subjects akin to
,conservation and lore of the out-
doors. At the top of the list is
hunter safety, in -\vhich instruction
is given by registered members of
the Dominion Rifle Association who
are, incidentally, all inerabers of the
adult sportsuien's Association here.
I Hunting accidents from away
back, have inv,ariabl�y resulted from
carelessness, in one f orin or another.
Unquestionably that - 'carelessness
has always been of an entirely inno-
cent naturew�the sort of carelessness
of which on or I could be guilty,
y g
Ho-%vever, with this new course of
trainino- for tli'e young.people who -
Will be handling guns for the next
few years, there is real hope for
somethinz better. Education always.',
bears fru�li . ... and in this case the
fruit should be human lives.
But the Sportsmen"s, Association
has many other uses in mind for the
building they propose to erect on
their property, each of thein of'equal
value to this community, in its. larg-
er sense. There NN -As a time when. . a
to,%Vn the size of Wingliam, could sub-
sist: on a Inininium of organizatigns.
Today we must have all the organ-
izati,ons in the book. At times we
inky even become annoved at the
multiplicity of effort—but ea6i one,
of these groups represent,, a valued
facet of our varied existence. We
say that the Sportsmen offer an
opening for an interest in life that
is 'new and very. different—�and ap-
pvent�yquitt popular -
TIME TO STANDARDIZE
The suggestion was recenfly put
forvvard at a tonventioa of mull-Icipal
ailtboritiet that road and street
mark-ing signs throughout Ontario
be standardized so that nintorists,
could more readihr understand the
inforination these markers are sup-
posed to -provide.
That is a good ffiouglit� At the
priesent time -the tolor, shape and lo -
ration -of these signs vatie�� actording
to the whini of the Inullicipality
which trc-cts tbem. It iA difficult
for the native Outariodriver to keep
track of -thein, let alone the visitors
front acros.-,; the border who unist
wonder uhy. une have such a ooufus-
ing vartiety of warkers.
Nfanv'of our larger to,%�m. and
'tai". ire pow provided with
thr011gbWaV1,.,q* and' hypai�,sts which.
*dwittedly do Permit the avoldanct,
of eertaiWtraffir lva7ards Nit io
�t everr Case the"r leave ranin
0. � 4ealof confilsion at entrV
for A:good
and �exit. Clearer tftwe; do much -t6
aid themototist insitch tases.
W%0400 4140 44.4 0
Z
lyp POW
'ASE1
ONE �MOMENT, PLE St.
C 04101 NOW 94
for With stropgth An in A U Ill
_4 Jigalt
� � h
4"M ASK$ A 9VESTAOS Aen? I -low . ily of 4, ave for'-, ___4_
stored be W140 accept Ole r.espqn, gotten that -the. Answer li�v
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Ry'1$111- Smiley 7 Driver ill, T. Plenty, recently re-
May is one of"the molift Ill,
4s nlan4t WA19 I? A.QXA
such itlepsIng.5, He.ra�#st find w* rk
Q
Q aft 'r Ak XVW mays U III
futureNve4?
One cannot AV44
the firt.b. chap,
r
to keephimsoff. Uo cot "' .
_11d "a JORK,
or :depend on frlert4o, for he pos�
I read somewhere about a
ter Of JQhtl
zessetl as ViuCh Arengtli As t ey
b orul3er crew back from, m at -
IvItIlokkt asking
W -b is
hen C r A fulfilled the man's
tqck -on all enemy objective. They
seif wh# Is
VneL.
wish, Uo W01414 have to fit 0 And
_e4 at the 'wing tip and talk-
Involved in the
PAY for lodsrtngsi. No longer copid
ed. about religion "tip: there't in tl
story at We
lie occupy on or tbe,porc.hes, Yo
Air Oall a �4-year-old, lieutenant,
hea n
Pee is involved in the
An of 32 mIsMons, -,,you. Sure
prostration, then, next dii, When.
qijestlo g And 1,be ni.q.n'j Answer.
get to ibelleve in God on tbe.Se
e rain tA
festvals fore,,jer... But next day,
trip,5.11 To willeh a, ataff sergeant
t It narrative,
Christis .5till, u$king th I e.
rqug) th
If 2 4, "You can 40 more,
U 1141' -,
lie had eel� A
_JI-0bur"11h
Amid :her -To.hlkstw, "Wilt
ing in five minutes on. a. rpomb
long tiroe Jn*
thott be P446 Whp.le?" Are '
we
rull than In all the rest of your
Itton Ife u44
g to avcept,t4 ri�lbllity
lifetline.11 Tbiis the conversation
-Wen 'ece, Ing tile ministration Of
of .
saylpg yes.? Xf so it -will mean
went on tills tople far Into tile,
friend In Act the porches h
less dependeur elf An 0:
on. s .40 e
r
night, These ni ell had been near
Ueen billit, no (1ptillt, by some phllr
, '1
upon qQ4. Tho 0 burpll (And tilal.
Gr6d. When theyreturue4 ey
, 014 tht
.10throple soel ty or person, FQP4
ineans yotir and 410) peeda to give
find us, as near God and as willing
aad been supplied by friends or
serioll's thought to this, Pit It
to talk About t1lese things? We
0twuspeople. There w as evidently
that we acknowledge Christ
celebrated, tile victory With pr r
aye
10 04A.9e for worry About Maio 041
as master and t) at obe.dience to
A
and praise And, thunksgiving but
tbings. Theia Christ Come.s along
, c . ,
Him uiust, be Qur first con orm
for too Mally it stopped there,
be made NVIlole?". #�Als
'Tt
Vw-
t11911 be made-, whole?" ,va's
"question
Presented'& V41allenge'to this Inall,
pilly Oire,-foqthe IlI& of the World.
If we�sgXand.yiolly mean yes. then.
volved. more than just relobr4ting
in. fact, all Christ's quesItlQns Are�
'whi0h.
christ.:is, -1111part to its
our return to, liormal life. God
-hallen uestion,
ge$, q
aeemed' simple in Itself, 16osrillvedf
tile' POW'
fir to rise lip And Walk—to
to r,�Vgr4
wants you to Xorose Him' a
nt tQ
healthy, fit body'r made strong 'by
I
,41ITig, i4oie than,
4albre than just hL
to"" rogre-54 steadily.
car Zu be
.,eful di;c1plille so that �Nre c .
renewed strength.
Was flifs �4'th�,�thought upper-
of help not only to ourselves, but
Tills Mallcoilld 110, lo4er OxP 'eV
lost Jil, :all -oqrrnJqds divinj the
d4d[� and 404U 4i� Of war? We
tbose who, When %ve needed their
prayers, were Nvill.Ing to give, time
to lie inintstered to as befb�ro, .1 No,
7.4414 'We Want64 ko be i(nad I e wbole,
and vulke sacrifices for our good.
longor would friends bring foil4lbut
while- ', iej4iced in tile, hour
I I I we,
Who has done more for us than
Jesus Christ it is He 'sAict asks
amd the other vecessltl6s'of -life.
of victor w much'Ilgve ive ad-
and
"Wilt thou be made %Ybole?" God
go lailoer could lie, 40.p�nd -4.th�t
vanced in�PTAy er.And pralse since
help us all to say Ye and e n it,
s -in a
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Sgt, Fred Tem.plemall, son of Mr.
S
Sugar. Saw
and Mrs, Templeman, B dward
St., has, been awarded the military
Ioff
medal
Ry'1$111- Smiley 7 Driver ill, T. Plenty, recently re-
May is one of"the molift Ill,
f1r*t 1".uvaj pi",e Qkis year. All
turned from overseas, Is visiting
his grandmother, MrA. Fleuty, Jose -
year when I would give a, great
t. he* Way home,' she and her -mother
phine Street. -11is mother, Mrs.
deal to be able tq rehm and live
shot todki-of-hatred at each other,
W. J. Pleuty, of Orangeville, is a
the full life, It Is one of those
6eh. 4eady td, . bi�rst into tears,
I
guest at the ;same home.
rare transition months in Canada,
w$lo 1-*lark�d on the,weather,
Mr, Arthur Fothergill,' who has
like October, that are exhilaratiq1j;
poinf6d a t gv" fighmg spots
U ., anti
resided in Moose Ja%v for some
and enticIng. May can turnop,the'
gewwr*11yAried- V) keep things in
time, has decided to move to Wing-
-beat untilyou're oil the�polnt_ui
the , cok wilr stage. I[ tilolight,
--�d the large,
ham and has purchase
prostration, then, next dii, When.
the owild Wq'iQ-d i�; tbiorig�h %,Itll
double house near the high school
You've doffed the long under%v6ar,',!
festvals fore,,jer... But next day,
which is at' -present occupied. by
come tip With a boneehilling wind
back she went plak�,d like a trooii-
Airs, L.* Relinedy and Mrs, Ell -
that call ctirdle your blood,
er, i4ee.ming, herself and. restor-
chanart,
ing,the stattiq'quo iii the family,
Mrs. Evans left on Monday after -
It',% a. month of unfulfilled.,pii;-�
noon for St. John, N.B., where she
mises. Tile trout season opens. W -t-4-
Then there -tirasHii.-hos fimtper�
will sail for England. to meet her
Your mouth waters over the prft4
formance.." Aa'yifig a Bach pre-
husband. Major Evans. She was
pect of ..a pa,4 . r0i ..Of . spocM
lude be has sturallied aind fuxbled
accompanied by her iliece, Miss
trout� fried bt butter. Ru t the
With for tile -Past month, -lie pulled
Xr. ismith'.
streanis are too higll,'ar t" I i
OWP
all ill
,� tattered ell& Into place
Messrs. Tipling and Mills have-
i'V.q too cold or too hot,- too'%,tTkj[,��
and turned in 9,nearly fla;wless per-
purchased a new Ford truck to the
or too calinj said )vaueri� glad, the
formance,"probalitly the first and
used In their flax business.
Old Lady remembered to ordei
last tlmebe4 , I evoi'play that piece
Mr. Ralph Thompson has pur-
some hamburger..
�xlout; 4,boob. . Only fe;tival par.
cbased James Williamson's proper-
ents know what; a life that ,,
ty in the Wingbam town plot,
Ill May the golf�r has his Angstl.gly-e-YGU,
0 �w 0 - 0
hour. He doesWt e);pect mizek.14s
TINTNTY-FIRFE YEARS AGO
first time ou'k because be, hasn,t
TheP tamV, the final piece of luck.
swurig a club In six mouth,. gut
It, 'Was Mat-aWs way,fof - eothpensat-
� Work commenced on Monday
he tees up and hits. thai firstli4n,
11 iiie'. ' Th
In$;" - As. e other night� in
mornin- preparatory to paving
About throe miles. Twentk minutes
44q4,thie evivendes at in. 6s-
No. 4 ilg;-�-Y from Cunt.. eigh`t
later. hes slicing, ]looking, Whiffling
itiall as' temporary hired help y
:miles toward Blyth, The pavement
and, inissing 129 -Inch putts,'bu I t that
managed, to slip'away for a: 'felill
Will �,be a strip 10 feet -Wide with
first strole did It, and b;"�1ooked
�"Uti. Lq�htm before
g, just dark.
the other half of theroal gravel.
for another seasort.
T. tow it": wag*bopeless, but I just,
Mr W- Joseph Ilenderson ,vas
. get, &,4,SV, long, Ono I
�D u,g I
much surprised on Friday morning
Tivs, the month -wilen the or
(4D 'e. th . z.,Pn
e luants -of M�,
to find that one of his sows had
who bas been go ing: t& fix up hk
p�jiept and tanit3-%
given birth to aLlitter of IS pigs,
Place for the last f;uir,y"r% iakes
In the course of the day :three of
IL grip on himself. And thaVs about
W�Mt'ta�lnyfavourlte hole. Sure
thent died, but -the remaining 35
all he takes. He d 'Cii�i t1,14 e
enough,sonlebod_v was there ahead
are fine and healthy.
Ashes out, of, bi_% cellstir, the'lunk,
P,
of"*zfi�_ m6w-d u the stream,
UrJ�ert McLean has acceptecL a
position %vith t�e Red Front Groc
out of the back yard. or the �tornv
brb6dhig �Rd hurled the worm into
windaw,s off, But he does - take a�
a'vtac�:11, knew was a Iblank, so I
I
'sit'Am .
ery.
R. Walker's chopping mill Avill
:firm grip oil himw-lf, and tfireat�
-ens an Illanner of -dire renovations;
could " light -a cigarette,
And 'let the line "drift in nerve -
operate -on Tuesdaya and FAdays
before sliecumbing toa, fishing rod,,,
P40thiftS peace. Bang! I -tied into
only until further notice.
a.golf bar, or ac6ld be��r
a-4 'ra1nU-W trout 'He shouldn't
The follo%ving Ontario Agricul-
hai4,,�ftu.tbkre. I sho-tildiu-1; have
tural College students Were sue-
N'raY is a month that leaves 111,e.
bo�n -ditire. Waybe. be was trying
to' 'Irom. Ws family, too,
cesSful in their examinstioi;S. Cax.
man G Colitts, third year; Allison
rezdLy -trustrated- rve finally lost
that 3nean nilserablZ look rve,
Carrie'and Robert Weir, second
been toting a�uiad,slnp
year.
20. Dan GlIlles of SL Thomas
Life beckons, AW !66d doesn't,
has accepted a position with Mr,
exalethr boil over with the e0stasy
of -spring-, but it does emlit a rentle
Reminiscin
A_ J. Walker in his furniture and
undertaking establishment,.
bur,p or two. Im ready to sAtrmall
'Rev. truest 11ayeg, who hag
a, streani, gaze at a, %olf course
grimeli around the, $ardell, -or
been the Popular rector of SL
least look it the ltwrl;
FUTI? TEAM AGO
Paul's Church for the past two
yeAr-% salls for England sho rtly,
Since our last Issue we have bad
where be will sppnd a leave of ab -
so Athat happens!! 1,m plangvd
another genuine taste vt win, r
sence at his home -
into the annual ma -4c
�,roth,r. RVl,, winter snow
Mr. and Mrs. StELnley Hare spent
festival- For about two m*"
were for
a few days in Toronto.
i while, the trout are. all eangbit by
st, arms e�;p&rle-nced sev-
1ora:1 44M
All -Is Reta Itastle, who is Attend-
*thers' "'he' golfk"r-s get' abit staft,
' Assessor Dulmage has completed
ing Queens University. is borne
on nie, and the lawn, and garden
return to the jungle, I must Play
his work and the rill W= returned
to Clerk Ferguson Satur-
for the holidays,
dresser, seco-nA family PY4&Wfltrl$�
ToWn on
ToW
walling wait old philosopher, and
day. assessment for the
'The
F117KEEN '17,ARS AGO
Wald -of -all -work to the tempel,
town is ;7710,000. Population
of the, town is 2�351_
aas Stations are Mw open Satur.
blental nuttarlans, Ift flie famBy,
and 160301.
Bishop Williams conferred the
&Y, evenings until nine -O'clock.
lite of conArmatioll an the latzest
'These 'hours Will PrevAil for the
Just boeause I tloet know 4k cad-
tiass in the 11Aory of St Paurs
summer months.
enza frdlia, a eoehroach, an all egr(l
March, fifty persons in"all.
Hooper, RCAF, son of Mr.
Trom, mm afflgator,'l am looked upon
%U& qJerdsman has returned
and I Ifts. A. Y. Hooper, ;,as sue -
as poor white trash around our
home aftre several inonths, visit
cessfully passed his exams At sL
plaee at festival time Despite
In lrelancL
Thomas and is now stationed at,
this, t am listful, thetefore toler..
Idirs. Saell -of BlitleVale left last
Calgary.
8gL John, gtiin�, son of Mr. and
ate&
Week for $1 oUx Fal Is, South Dakota,
*
All it InvoIrts IsI.,geAtIAC all the
I k%erd i&he intends residinZ
Mrs. Piebatil Stone of MneardinL-
mea&, Ithd doing aU V* dishes-
Wrolieter'ratepayers bave voted
and grandson of Mr. and Mrs.
takint balf-d*% oft at the _oMoe'
to �put the elearle lightplant under
J01113 StOnetown, was *woundod in
and irarking li'kes� flend t4) make.
,municipal -ODntrol.
Italy, but is retovered and is in
it up'. coluttrung the
Miss & Boyd has Purchased Mr.
(%as�, Ugge house 0. Patriek
action again.
U-0-NId 11onderson, son f !&� .
- 6 W
an4 ddl1d, when lbey get 1$odkea4
Stitlering- the agoni" af.Pr6meth*
.
StreeL Ztr. and Xm, Inglis in d
tell
James 14ender-ooh, NVingham, June.
`b*
e% during tht performaxw"; *,zy,
1,trjarapk
Inoving. 'to Cbatha=
Mr. James NMson of Culross
tion, has Promoted to the -1
rank .of Fli is
1�ht Lieutenant
lug to kmP the Perf6MItets IrOrn
fi"Ing Ott the sito Aelcku
who has been In the shingle mill
a grad0stA6 or the Clinton Radar
of
Ulgen We WJ404
V and gen..
tr,ally -leading a 11ro thAt w4u14
business for some years, bu *n -
largM bis works, And will now
School.
Rev. E. 0. Gallagher V&-, th
hT the. ttmpor of a turtle-
him4te IeVeftt 161herlinet of k kulld-
guest speAkWat the Matonlo lailk,20 I
night at TeesWater last woek�
1! Ing sow tell
CongtafAllatioris to
Ll'ut T`:m tat kkking too 613.
CoUttS, daughter of Ur. and Mn.
In the Inidst Of life tbleZ� is death.
muirk TgAng &GO
P.. A. Coutti. ,who suttesdulb-
In the luldst of:00n, Veasurt Abd
PUged the 13�",bckir ot Arts exam, a'
so Olt, Amd In the raidst, of plwug
recebtly roturtiod
Inations At the Vnivers;tyof west;-
W&WIfetto tl* snugle festival tjW_�
froin OvorAeks, Ire A14uJ%7ihg Sister
tru ohtArll.
ar6und our house I lealUed smt
Andle 9,, Elliott dtuglitet of Mr.
Sutt,�r c,,apous tk&t 'would he S
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Effective MAY 13th to MAY 19th
Coupon on 79c & W Noxiema, $ba.Ve enfitlo4
you too RAINCOAT for ....... ;, $1,25
4 Pallor klat4rs, 1) serviettes, 4; Forks, mul 0 spoonii I
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$F,IDLITZ, POWDERS ....... .......... Uo
PALMOLIVE Rapid, -$have & Sohiric
Injector RAZOR ($189 value) ....... �'41-19
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Wash Pointed surfaces With
TRI -SODIUM PHOSPHATE 19c
.GLEEM TOOTHPASTE - Free Nall Brush 63c
Bqy&RQJ,q At _HFC you alwa.ys get fast,
courteous service, and a wide
variety of r6payment plans
K to choose from, You may
borrow for any purpose.,�vou
CoNfLI#36 think is worthwhile,
Sanae-day loans—witho.ut
bankalyle, security or en-
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HFG. Borraw with confir
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BE TLY
From HFC, of course! Where people
understand your Money -problems
'and like to help you solve them'
HOUSEHOLD FINANCE
I
M. R. Jenkins, Manager
35A Wost Sheol Telephone 1501
GODERICH
11'.5tir Centre
Centre St.
REV. W. W. LODER, Pastor
Wed. -8.00 P.m.—Youth Fellowship Meeting
vri.-8.00 P-11i.—Prayer'21Jeeting
Sunday Service.
10-00 A-in.—Sundav 5chool Classes for
all ages.
11-00 a.m.—Ii1forning Worship
7.30 PL.M,—r4 van gelis tic
VISITORS WELCOME
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T14E SALVATION ARMY
Wingbain Coro
SUNDAY SERVICES
11-M a.m.�Holiness Meeting
2.30 P.111�—Stinday School
7.00 P-in.—Salvation Nleeting
Tuesday, 8,00 P-ni.--Frayer and Preise$ervioe
rriday, 8-00 P-nl-�Youth Group
AD TAea-Agers Rleleame,
AVel0olne for YOU at tile *ArmyO
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(AXGLICAN)
Rev. C, V. Johnson, L.Th. Rector"
!\Its. Gordon Davidson �- OrgAnist
Altar Guild, Thursday, Aaftly l4th—,Mrs. R.' G.
,�Nfialiuel, 3.30
Tuesday, Ma.y 19, J�vellillp-
g C-uild, Pzirish R,00111, J:1
84Y)
whitsunday
,8.30
9.45
9.45 aan._
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