The Goderich Signal-Star, 1955-05-26, Page 9•
-Model' of Canada s first three-bedroom garden homes, being built to rent at rates comparable to tw6-
bedroom apartment suites, shows ;attractive grouping and siting of buildings in court style. Roy Rogers,
•of Toronto,, head of. the company building the two-storey arid split-level houses hi the new Metropolitan
Toronto community of Don Mills, states that while garden housing in Chatham Village hear Pittsburgh is
closest aproach to his project, the homes are better designed than anything now being operated in the
U.S. First of the initial block of 120 units. will be ready for rent early this summer.
THE SUPERIOR
LATEX -BASE WAIL PRINT
EXECUTIVE IS NAIVIED
BY TEIVIPERANCE GROUP
•Mrs. Joseph Cranston was elect-
ed president of the Goderich
WCTU at the annual meeting' held
in the Salvation Army Citadel. -
Other dfficers named were: First
Vice-president, Mrs. Raithby; secre-
tary, Mrs. Thomas Graham; treas.
urer, Mrs. George Johnston; cor-
respandin.g secretary, Mrs. Cant -
elan; pianist, Mrs. Minaker; de-
votional, Mrs. W. J. Jewell; flower
mission, MPS. Hern; temperance in
Sunday Schools, Mrs. Raithby;
soldiers and sailors, Mrs. Hern and
Mrs. Graham; narcotics, Salvation
Army officers.
Mrs. Cra•nston led in a devotion-
al period and Mrs. Johnston offer-
ed prayer. Lieut: Mayo gave a
resume of the Sunday .even•ing ser-
vice held in connection with the
Huron •County Conclave. Two
calls were reported and. two bou-
quets were sent. The meeting
was closed with prayer by Mrs.
Graham,
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People today Must develo
,selif-givapg quality that Sent"JOus,
Christ. to the crbsS„ .Rev. fkepr'ge
Birtch' ,told the congrega4oh
Street UnAed, Church Oh $41114Y.
Mr. Birtch, who is minister )of
•• • United Church; attilt
and °railer Minister of Ehui
;Celt e 'fed Church,' Lond4n,
was guest preacher at mornilig
and evening serviees to mark the
50th anniversary of the ehur0
building and the 123rd year Pf
consecutive worship • by the con-
gregation. !
Congratulates Church
"It is a long and great tradition.
that you have in this cOmmunity
and this church is to be congratul-
ated," Mr. Birtch said at th.e
morning service.
ISipeaking of the importanm
the cross of Calvary on whigh
Jesus Clitrist was -Crucified, Mr.
Birtch said that there was ttio
saving significance in the cross A -
self, but it is He who died on the
cross that we -worship.
preach Christ crucified," he sa d.
as no one.has ever seen, what (Tr
lives can mean if we live them
mit as God intends. "Beneath the
cross of Jesus we see how feeble
and how poor our Christianity is,,”~
he said. "Whatever the cross ef
Christ may do for us, if we• are
to call ourselves -Christian, we
must take up the crosi ourselves."
Mr. Birtch said that there was
a spiritual revival in progress, with
more and more people attending
church "The churches may be
filled and yet we' may be massing.
the paint," he :warned. "We must
pour ourselves out for those for
,whom He died. We must have
that self -giving quality that sent
Jesus Christ to the cross, Only
the cross is able to give us a power
that will enable us to •re•produce
in ourselves same of that qualitY
that was in Christ."
. Temptations and habits lase
their power only when we are
caught up by a new affection that
makes these things seem trivial,
'he said. "That's what the cross
is daing—it's a new affection show-
ing us_the possilyilities in life."
At • the evening service, Mr.
Birtch's sermon was entitled "The
He painted out that there was
a phrase used in both the Old
and New Testaments sayang that
Gad was the "God of Abraham, of
Isaac and of Jaeofb.,"
Pioneer In Faith
. Abraham, Mr. Birtch said, was
a pioneer in the things of the
faith. He struck out to find' an-
other phase of life—he was the I
,Christopher Colunibus of the spir-
brew can be paid no higher com-
pliment than to be called a child
of Abraham," he said.
Jacob was the father, of twice -
born men. ,He received a new life
through God and a new name,
Israel. Even today, the • Hebrew
people are called the children of
Is-rael. His is a story of trans-
-formed character, Mr. Birtch said.
'Isaac was ordinary. "The dis-
tinctive thing about his life was
the lack of distinction," he said.
"But he lived his• ordinary life in
marvelous ,devation. I'm not try-
ing to belittle the heroic or. exalt
the ,humble, •but I think 'we need
to' be reminded that God has room
in -his heart for the ordinary man."
The ,Bible says that Isaac built
an altar, Mr. Bicteh said. "The
way af God is built into the life
of men whO put an altar in the
centre af their lives and faith-
fully tend it."
People today are suffering from
compartmentalization, he warned.
"We divide our lives into three
sections—home life, work life and
the kind af people we are in
church. Isaac's life was all one
piece. The altar has to be in the
centre of life."
He warned also that the King-
dom of God was It oft being built
into'our lives simply because more
people appear in church on Sun -
"Unless the thing you are do-
ing tomorrow and the next day is
ualitiOs -Urge
•
reit Apnwersar
exPression Of the tkillig that
you feel, what does it .aVaill Yon,
and may Agt Mate. church'Ials-
tory, but If we ean-all. live so that
our lives at hcime, at „..Work• and.
at worship have a purpose, there's
a place for us with (4911,
Guest soloists at the services
were Miss Buby Brown, -st.
Catharines and Charles Himann,
of Hamilton.
Accomp.any,ing them at the Organ.
was Douglas Campbell, of St. Cath-
arines,.a former organist at North
Street United Church.
"This book of 'Universal Know-
ledge will tell you everything you
pught to know," declared the
agent at the door. .
, "Don't n:bed it," 'growled Mr,.
'Groucli„ "my wife tells me all that
He—"I wonder why it is We
they are alwarIrs doing oeutethiprg
we tapt afford.'
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just what they wanted. Plenty
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Ideal for emergency cutting to
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Saves time, travel, wear and tear
on tractor and equipment. It isthe
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Only Gehl 'gives you 4 attach-
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hilow big a profit do yOU think
the average Canadian company
mgkes?" Most people
thought if was near,ly,28%
on the income dollar.
Then these people were
asked what profit they thought
a company ought to make.
Most of them thought it was
rKri
about haif as big as that,or
around 16%. Actually,
Imperial's profit last year was less
By improving the appearance Of your home, a garden
increases the value of your property. You will enjo3't,
too, the good impreq,sion it creates.
WORKINO WITH. CANADIANS IN EVERY WALK OF LIFE SINCE 1817
is collecting wool for
grading and sale on the
co-operative plan. Ship-
pers may obtain sacks
and twine free of' charge
from the above or from
their Licensed Operators.
CANADIAN CO-OPERATIVE
WOOL GROWERS 'LIMITED
217 Bay Street, Toronto
than ,ont-third
of what people thought we made;
or a little more than Of
this, just over 4% was distributed
to Imperial's shareholders.
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•
Bleakness gives way to beauty when you plant a
garden around your home. The first step is to make a
plan which provides for a garden of the right size and
type for your property.
The rest
went back into
the business,
to help replace
worn-out equipment
and meet future needs
totJOY