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rr the georgetown bekald wednesday evening oct 14 1953 page z 7 hints on living in institute talk a review of dale carnegie s book stop worrying and start living formed the theme for a talk to members of georgetown women s institute at their meeting last wed nesday at the home of mrs harold cleave mrs p merry of hornby was the speaker and she urged her listeners to read the book a chapter or two at a time and they would find it tremendously helpful in their daily life members of silverwood insti tute were guests at the meeting and president mrs frank petch ex tended a welcome to them mrs h c bailey was convener of the meeting which had community ac tivities and puolic relations as its theme what annoys me most in public meetings provided some merriment when this was used as roll call mrs fret armstrong took the mot to don t take sides take responsibi lities mrs e g bishop sang two solos a quilt was displayed on which institute members are selling tick ets thanksgiving meditation at st johns sunday j d g sparrows bunch upon the grass seasons come seasons pass we sense the fact that summer is past it is the season of autumn the time of harvest and as we recog nize that it is now safely gathered in our thoughts tur to thanksgiv lng to whom shall we give thanks our thoughts can go back to the plymouth community landing on this continent over 330 years ago and from them get some of the spirit of theu thanksgiving for their first harest rev john m smith directed the meditation to this at st john s un- led church on sunday morning using the words of scripture o come let us sang unto the lord let us come before his presence with thanksgiving he was helped in this by the very appropriate de coration of the church by the mem bers of the young people s fellow ship displaying not only evidence of our material blessings of ample food for which to give thanks but in the centre of it the open bible also reminding ls of our een greater spiritual blessings for which also to give thanks when the plymouth community arrived safely on this continent 330 years ago steeped as they were in their regard and recognition of god their first impulse was to give thanks to him for this new opportunity then after they had struggled through their first win ter with little food amid dangers and perils of cruelty and possible extinction from without and after long hours of labour and anxiety through spring and summer they were able to reap their first harv est their hope rose high and their conviction was strengthened that god was with them and would sus rain them and probably use them for his blessing of this new land so their thanksgiving to him wab sinciri and dep within a few years the idea spiead to other com munities later to be proclaimed a national observance in which we still join with some it may be observed or thought of as a con vcntion or tradition passed down to us albeit a worthy one to some as a convenience an easy pleasant way of doing something we feel should be done to others it comes as a conviction of god and his provisipn for 111 here a time to count our blessings received from him and to sing unto him and give our thinks as wo read our old testament we fi d it full of exam ples of men and women convinced of the reality of god and his good ness with a natural outpouring of song and thanksgiving o sing unto the lord a new song for he hath done marvelous things make a joyful noise unto the lord all the earth and in the new testa ment the spirit is the same more especially with our knowledge of jesus christ and all he has done for us and for all he has shown us of our father s love and the spin tual blessings which can be ours but how can l best give thanks true god will be pleased with our outpouring of thanks to him sing ing and making melody in your hearts to the lord giving thanks always for all things unto god but how much greater will he be plea sed if we show our thanks by cheerful living our thanks to him in our homes in our work in our play then he and we cap be sure it is something real then too it must be shown in our sharing with those who have not the blessings which we have as a nation some of our abundance is beginning to reach to jesus reedy hungry and sick ones we must keep it flowing ever freer so that they too will be able to give thanks unto god with singing and rejoicing on a steep roufh path up a moun tain side in scotland half way up someone has taken a great deal of patience to cut a seat in the stone and on it has marked rest and be thankful rest and look back recognize how far you have come compare these features kg cfeorer 17 flatiratl twin tvkadlo orculll i 3spead phonographl hmdcroftdwolnulcoblrrtl excmra cinematic sighti bolonod bumfa aarloll ti come in see itl easy terms you can buy tv anywhere but what about service when you buy from milliere television you are- guaranteed promt efficient service milliere television sales c service vim street north tr 73319 sunbeam heights georgetown s 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oakville 1366 ask hugh johnston members toronto real estate board georgetownappointments tr 73381 and how much you have surmun ted rest and be renewed with strength and hope for the remain der ot the way the choir san praise the lord o jerusalem miss ruth evans sang bless this house t the oflertory at the eeniiuj service after de otional exercises by mr smith a film strip entitled my fathers bubincss was shown and narrated by mr smith ft the many and varied activities of the church in canada and many lands over eas serving the great needs splr ltual tirst yet mui y bodily and mat erial rteeds too of god s children not so favourably blessed as ne ire miss beverly hyde was pianist marathon euchre well attended the opening euchre in a mara thon scries sponsored by the odd fellows lodge was well attended on friday prizewinners for ladies were mrs norman snyder and mrs george walters john campbell and reg williams won the prizes for gents prizes will be given every fn day while the marathon lasts and the jackpot has been set at 20 divided 6 00 and 4 00 each for ladies and men i television cr0sley and fa ud 1 marconi z37i h i i aerials installed i ernies radio roxy theatre building tr 72701 i ittuncnuuiutntaiii ihuniaiiiuiuiintit uiiiiiinanniiuimrjnuiiiiiiaaiiiiiiinniamiiiiiniioiatwiitoco david m chenoweth has been tppointed executive ice president in charge of all operations for mol son s brewery ontario limited newly formed subsidiary of mol son s brewery ltd it was announ ced today hart land dcm molson visit power development some members of provincial pa per staff were at niagara falls yesterday as guests of the ontario hydro commission to view the new power development there president of the parent company will be president of the ontario subsidiary other officers will be georgt if cralx vice president and secretary and gordon e wilson c a treasurer this enlarged org anization is made necessary by molson s expansion programme in ontario which includes the build ing of a large modern brewery on the toronto waterfront mr chefiowelh served in world war 11 as a lieutenant in the rcn prior to his new appointment mr chcnoweth was president of the pepsi cola co of canada limited he will continue to be a director of the latter company second travel talk hen 15 sssi steering straight your car may steer so sweetly pa the road that itrs hard to realize how thousands of travel miles and millions of bumps may have put the front wheels out of alignment yet a utile misalignment can scuff a lot of mileage off your front tires and make control less sure its an easy matter for us with our special equipment to give your wholefrontend assembly the checkup it should have periodically drive in soon why dont you and let our experts make sure your car is tracking true warren and douglas wffldu pesedjn front of the taj mahal in india will brjf ahelr second travelogue to town next w on their visit to the spring the lagtoo auditorium was fil led to bear at ttttir p in india 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