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Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), November 20, 1940, p. 2

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tke georgetown herald wednesday evening norember 20 1940 ailviee irffnuii the georgetown herald news c ctaergetowa kami gam wrlume fiewlieaaa stewertuwn j eajlbiasd and terra cm tsobblptton batbs oanada 1m a rear united states woo a year single copies so advertising ratee will be quoted oh application wa1ltbr o bdxbn publisher staff garfield u moouvrey phone no uaa dark reginald broomhead the canadian weekly newspapers eerlailoa and the ontarioquebec dlvwen of the cwj1a the editors corner sussex military camp an- item- hi the grand river saohem caledonias weekly newspaper caugbt our eye and wetnought our readers might be interested- written vy john renwlcktt gives a brief description of the camp and district onr ken richardson and onr duncan tost are members ot the ll6hh and onr david hodge onr roy smith onr russell varey and onr albert north rnembers of ouelphs 1643rd battery are also in camp there sogeorgetown is well represented hero is what mr benwick says of the camp i am sure the wives and friends of the caledonia boyb who are in the uieitth battery at sussex kb will be pleased to hear that the hoys are now in very comfortable quarters since their arrival and until a week ago they had been under canvas ijraxe now in huts well constructed lined with wahboard and insulated with rookwool bach hut has a huge stove and separate bath so no matter what the weather is like the boys are going to be warm and comfortable i was very glad indeed to have the opportunity of meeting and shak- 3ng hands with these boys as i recently passed through sussex and x am glad to say they were all happy and contented and i have never seen any f them look healthier than they do today i am sure every one of them wlubea credit to caledonia i sussex is a beautiful little town about the size ot caledonia and the camp is only a few minutes from town t the people in the vicinity are kind ana hospitable and delighted to dave this camp in their midst so i am sure they will do everything pos- tble to entertain and add to the comfort of these gallant boys whom the exigencies of military service have compelled to be so far from home 5 a complete list we have done our best to compile a complete and correct list of all 3eorgetown men on active servlcg in the present war perhaps we have missed someone or perhaps we have given wrong numbers or addresses if ao we would appreciate a correction by parents or mends we hope that friends ot these members of the casf will drop labem a line now and then especially to the boys overseas if youve ever been away from home you will know how much a letter is appreciated the news in the herald is of necessity factual and there is all kinds of interesting news which can only be conveyed in a letter now weve tven you the addresses and the rest is up to you write primai ffi ortrcbt eneijdcrv tba w ot ttf i tato would be v last sunday rev w q o thorn- pereonallty count for c things son read a letter to his congregation in a strategic investment of their time at st georges church georgetown and energy and st albans church glen wu- s suwatihlo llama from derwyn towen pri- the sense of stewardshlpy in the mate of che church of bn church needs qinokenlng without although desi for the a doubt the substance of our members if church in oanada this letter con- ample for themselves and the churchs tains much of value to ctulsuans of work yet why is there not sufficient all denominations and we have taken given willingly we give when an em- the liberty of reprinting a portion of ergency is realised money la never it lacking for the constant appeals of my dear people mercy and relief and we would think in a time of deep anxiety the blsh- m q any man who complained about ops of the church met this autumn bearing his share of our war taxes with the executive council of the gen- all those things we must no and not eral synod to make plans for the fut- leave the churchs work undone our tire the great urgency of the present possessions have been teat to u by situation is well known to you god fox our use it us be faithful this present sad conflict makes her stewards for our gifts to the church the churchs mission and destiny are not taxes upon a reluctant people clear but glad offerings of a free will for the what the church stands for love of god l more and more we are realizing that xlm challenge and the call this struggle is a battle between chris- 2 worfb 2 uanlty tnd paganism we have to of tame ifroni the llps of fight von several fronts at once as marshal petaln he said we bend our energies to win on the among people the spirit of ease european front we must take infinite prevailed over 4fce spirit of aje care that we do hot jose in our own j wanted to spare uuto land our military resources must be serve effort may such words never backed by our spiritual and moral re- be true a oanadlan ctourch sources or else the struggle beoomes great tasks before us today we one for physical survival alone with- dare ttot p recreant to oin trust out the high significance ot worthy we call upon every member of tfaa ideals and hopes for a better world or- church to pray more earnestly tofol- aer low more closely and to serve more a christian world order can come s andfatherj of us all only when the spiritual forces are do- difficulties and hazards abound of diinant in men here is the churchs such magnitude that we are apt to urgent taak and the churchs pressing be discouraged or overwhelmed by opportunity today the challenge is then j juch jt- lnstant the witness is essential for cbrte j u the worthy uving of mankind the ln orgarusmwhlch has through tta- message is vital for the souls of men 8 history scorned defeat and how this presses in on each rnember p victory in the power of of ttie church it lifts our private tbe holy spirit living to the plane of national impor- j tt j nam tanee and invests each once ot us to lord helped by the iniptatta as an ambassador for the kingdom of f responsibility and guided by the god for the christian elements in our ho 8 civluzation can be maintained and de- ma grace and blessing be with you veloped only by the active and intellt- aj1 gent faith of christian people what the church provides derwyn toro god has provided for our strength- entng in our most holy ralth in full abundance- we have the gifts of grace d j r- ck in his wcrd and sacraments and they ivea lros8 olupmelu are for our upbuilding and refresh- ment but what avails this provision the following large shipment- of if the people do not hear and read the knitted goods was forwarded to the on behalf of the house of blsltops you getcyu heatupstairs am0 down a no save on futl bflitts toxh wlfth red top insulating wool soid by j b mackenzie son geobgbtowk and acton god save the king have you ever noticed at a public gathering when people are singing the national hymn the difference of opinion about the third and last lines some people sing god save the king while others uphold god gave our king so that their combined efforts result in something like god save thour king to appease the two factions the author has thoughtfully included two thes and two ours and we think it is downright nasty of the thes to insist on their stand all the way through so in the interests of better barmony and a more stirring rendition of this great song lets all sing together god save our gracious king j long live our noble king god save the king send him victorious happy and glorious long to reign over us god save the king poetry christmas or new years leave cess otlkidjapan the work of word and use the sacraments it is a matter of concern to us to notice the neglect of the reading and study of gods word here in this book of books la the record of the re velation ot gods mercy and we have the promise of the spirit to guide us inv the understanding of all its truth we have noticed the increase of j those who attend the churchs service j since this present trouble has come j upon us but still thousands of our members miss the strength and com- j fort of our religion because they are j not willing to make time to seek them intercession is not only our duty but also bur ready way of effective help t for our embattled brothers god for- bid that i should sin against you by ceasing to pray for you let us never forger the soldiers sailors and airmen of our king and the people of the bri tish istes our prayers are needed also for our plshop clergy and can adian missionaries in the dioceses of midjapan and honan in the dio cese ot midjapan the work of the mission has been transferred to the all ranks of the caaf proceeding tmoceee and the canadian mlsslonar- how the lord cams oq lcbye dlttln cthristmas or new les will be returning to canada the 3r y vul be able to secure a return chinese church with its perrtstent tnis poem tells 1lbe story of an old ucjtet to thejr deettoatton at the cost and brave witness and our fruitful who was expecting the lord oae fare the duration of mission in india need our prayers to appear to him to his shop t ieft bo ix qvb and no more the clergy and people in the lonely jimile the cobbler mused there pwm than w ver g g atwngth of and hard places of our country east bi pe m to any rank will be permit- and west need our prayer- fcirely a beggar drenched by the doming td to be away at one time the de- the voice of prayer cann be suent t fence department expressly stipulates among ust rjie called him to from the ny treat vbat lau fc en granted will the yoonger oeneraion and gave him shoes for ms btuaea depend m ajj cases on the nature of we are concerned also about the eel the service being undertaken by the uridiscernlng indifference to the 8un- tthe beggar went then came a crone concerned the necessity of hat- day schools of the church and the ver face with wrinkles of sorrow ldg certain type training completed christian education of our young peo- tovrn speedily and the importance of the pie hitler has done his best to re- a bundle of faggots bowed he bac g mt p y q pfece the christian church in ger- and she was spent with the wrench jefeno qj oanada and of war oondl- many by hazlfled congregauons the and the rack yon beaerally nad youth have been taught that mer- be gave her his loaf and steadied her department adds cy charity and humanity have no the guiding factor in the consider- pi to their dealings he and ills atlon of leave prtvueges to men on colleagues manutactured the mind to active service must be the defence his yun men which was exhibited and safety of the country and the ob- ruthless cruelty in the invasion ol ligations we are under by virtue of our poland and the murderous blasting of war commitments these have been rotterdam he shocked the conscience st gave it the milk in the waiting cup duly tign ana fun- qsoubbwi and of the christian world and aroused red cross warehouse in toronto this wtek 4 seamans scarves 57 army scarves 18 sweaters 1 turtle neck sweater 12 plain helmets 7 balaclava 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foundation of our building of life lift upyour heart for i keep my admlnd jada bomaad hlsaa- which would at last bring oobapaa f- dates returning through oanada from twenty years would tell the tale how three times i came to your friendly pi journey within the is it that so few are willing to spring arctic circle there was a protest to the task of teaching the young nree times my shadow was on your sna ia ajinunjjj u wanted what investment of ume and energy w some heat immediately there was so raachmg iw beggar with bruised feet demand that the porter get busy observe 4he pains some people take jwmjhewonmyougavetoeat 2 nsotlonartwai the mtrt ther a cell of influence and i was the child on the homeless street teachtngl here we have an example edward markham exclaimed to mr kearney sat oar- the recognition and use of this me- toad has come all the way from the tor passing on ideas the ohrts- north pol and rve been doing every- tun teecnerend group leader has the thin poaamle to keep tteetcool tor c j mem- fluence for the high da essential val- uroy dale kc m sybil bennett ba barrtstera and soueuara uln street georgetown pbone u kenneth m larigdon barrlatar saudter notary pamle plrat mortgage money to loan office oregory theatra gory mu1 i n which arc tout aaw them tearing a buudtng down gang of men to a bnay town fjllltt a hoheavetio and a lasty yen vavr swung a beam and the aide wall fetl v naked the foreman jcre those men rt ratine men you would hire lx you bad tobufldr sat laughed and aau no iratoedl jjkad common labor at an 1 need i can easily wreck m a day or two tatuu bunders have taken a year to do x aafeed myaatf as i want wj way wtk of t roles ban i wed te it bwaoar wto works with ear aaaailllllig llfl ll i i i round trip bargsmn fares from georgetown november 28 to cnjt stallans hi the maritkne t provtnoe at twebee new bnmawv prtnc uward island neva sooua mov 29 30 to ottawa 695 to montreal 88 to quebec chy 125 ste anne de beaupre 12as tickets fares 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