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ct figure for :t not increased higher prices. ,re attributed to msesâ€"the wage ’er, Publisher. h government Letter-Review. :28, 1957 eporter als. ks! {STER BIG CO. PRBSBYTERIAN Gontroville and Millbrook Rev. W. H. Heustin, B.A., Minister. Rev. Walter Patterson, M.A. Minister Emeritus. Cenprevflle Church South Monaghan Mrs. G. Musmatt, Organist. 10.00 a.m.â€"C‘h11rch School 11.00 a.m.â€"Divin-e Worship Grace Church. mm 10. 45 a . m . â€"Church School 7 . 30 p . m .â€"-Divine Worship PARISH OF CAVAN Rev. E. 0. Quinn, B-A-,] 11.15 a.m.â€" Morning Prayer. E St. Thomas’ Church, Millbrook 7 .00 p.m.â€"â€"Evening Prayer 1’ Gavan 9.45 a.m.â€"Public Worship r and Sunda School. St . ‘ Andrew ’3 10.00 a.m.â€"Slmday School 11.15 a.m.â€"Public Worship Subjectâ€"“The Bread of Life”. Lenten Study Group at the home of Mrs. Edmunds on Fri- day at 8 p.m. Life” 28â€"“The Way, the Truth and the Life. ” Sunday A.M. at St. Andrew’s Theme du’ring Lentâ€"4: “‘The Great Affirmations of Jesus” APRIL : 14â€"Palm 21â€"‘ ‘ The Zion Pentecostal Church MILLBROOK 10.00 a.m.â€"â€"Sunday School 11.00 a.m.â€"Worship Service 7 . 09 p . m .â€"Evangelistic Meet- gifts. Let us remember the Sabbath as a happy day, a home day. a holiday and a Holy day: . For 'his talk to the children the Rev. Francis Chisholm told of a recent visit to the Ontario legislature in Toronto, The saggit :1 “as opened bx praver 1“} 1);: {In speaker of the house. In- the Visitors gallery he weir-ml a group of public school chiluiren. who had come to see he 2? parliammt vas cmnlucted. They heard Premier Leslie 13pm: meat: on he health <65. :1‘.»‘ thex also heard the ll: utenant gm ernor of Ontario sluggli. Among the matteis discussed was the bringing out of the “Sunday Telegram”. M1. Chisholm said boys and girls, too should consider What thex should and should not do on. the Sabbath. The Lord’s Day Act tried to see that it was a day of rest for all with certain exemptions for work of necessity. Just as a car bat- ter) needs to be re- charged, so people need a day off: to be re- charged bodily and in their minds and souls. , Sunday should not be a dismal day, but a happy one in which to enjoy friendship and God’s good Sunday Morning At St. Andrew‘s noticed a g children, n huw par-Ha] They hea Frmt SP9 mm mm; 1h Anglican Church of Canada THE UNITED CHURCH Millbrook Pastoral Charge Lev. Francis Chisholm, M.A., B.D., Minister. “0 Come, Let Us Worship’. THE CHURCHES SUNDAY, MARCH 31, 1957 may, March 28, 1957 m0 For his sermon Mr. Chisholm St. J o‘nn‘s, Ida. 15 a.m.â€"M0rning Prayer. Christ Church, Bailieboro Pentecostal Assemblies of -‘ ‘ The Everybody ”Welcome! Pastor, M. Case. Minister. True Vine” Sunday Resurrection and the There ’s a legend about Moses that once while he was keeping Jethro’s sheep, one wandered away. Moses followed and found it drinking at a mc untain stream. He'said “It was be- ca'use .you were thirsty you wandered away” and he picked it up in his arms and carried it home. God thought that since Moses was so compassionate to a stray sheep he was the man to lead His people. They need- ed a shepherd [to lead them to the promised land. Jesus was compassionate to the multitude, weighed down by care and sorrow. He was moved to the depths of his heart because he saw them as sheep without a shepherd, un- .cared for unsheph'erded. They haunted him, «lid his pity was the driving force {which led the good shepherd to give his life for them. Were It not for Jesus we too would be lost, fearful, unsatisfied. Like sheep without a shepherd we could not find our way. We should be like lost children in the rain. Life at times is so be- wildering we stand at the cross- roads not knowng which way to take. Only by following Jesus can we find the right way. Without the good shep- herd we cannot find the pas-- ture for sustenance. We need inspiration which we cannot. find elsewhere. St. Augustine said “Thou made us for Thy- self. and our hearts are restless until we find rest in Thee”. “'ithout the shepherd the sheep have no defence against the robber or wild beast. We cannot live our life. alone. No one can keep us from the In the holy land in Jesus’ lifetime, the picture of the sheep with the little lambs gamboling on the hillsde was a common one. There was al- ways a shepherd with them, leading his flock, sometimes carrying a lamb in his arms, protecting them alvays from danger. He not only pro- tected them from wild animals, but he led them to pasture. so they were dependent on him for susteg‘itance as well as for safety. ‘The shepherd knew his flock by name and between him and his sheep was a beauti- ful understanding. The shep- herd must be kind, noble. cour- ageous true, to protect and to guide his sheep. Perhaps as Jesus called himself the good shepherd of his peOple a real shepherd With his flock could be seen on the hillside above 'them . u“ I . The United Nations Emergency Force has over 5,200 men in Egypt. The Force was estab- lished by the General Assem- bly,c;.:1y in November, t3 secure and supervise a cessa- ticn (1‘ the hostilities in the Middle East; it consists of con- took the subject “Jesus the good shepherd” with the text “'ound m the Gospel according to St. John, chapter 10 verses 11. and 14 “I am the good shep- herd; the good shepherd giveth his life for- the, sheep. I am the good shepherd and know my sheep, and am known of mine . ” tingents contributed voluntar- :ilv bv ten counties. Here are fur (-1 the U.N . ..o'(iiers of ‘peace: two turbaned Indians iand two Yugoslavs wearing {light blue United Nati-onS'hel- jmets. evils of the world hm one, Jesus. Without Him we are defenseless, with Him we are safe and saved. Today we need the shepherd fior guidance and salvation. We have a Good Shepherd with a heart beating with love and compass- ion which takes in the whole flock, yet does not miss even one. He will never fail, nor forsake, nor leave you comfort- less. One with the Shepherd’s strength is so strong that thera- is no soul so weak that He THE MIRROR-REPORTER, MBROOK, ONTARIO A.' Tinney Son, (avan, Phone 201-23 Mlllbrook VEVERY MONTH SINCE THE 1957 CHEVROLET WAS INTRODUCED, CANADIANS HAVE M? W .... CHEVROLETS THAN ANY OTHER CAR The more you look, the more you find in Chevrolet that other cars just can’t match! The solid Body by Fisher coach- work, the conveniences, the finer ma- terials â€" no other low-cost car, no previous Chevy even, has ever given you so much to- be proud of! Come feast your eyes. Get the inside story â€" you’ve been a street-side spectator long enough! The more you drive, the more you like Chevy‘s exciting edge in engine- response. Even the world‘s most de- pendable Six â€" Chevy's best-selling Blue-Flameâ€"has that velvety Chevrolet eagerness that leaves many a higher THE MORE YOU LOOK... THE MORE YOU lIKE CKEVROLET! EYE IT. IOOCOOOOOOOOCOOIOOOOOIO ‘cannvo-t give him'rest. Take Him as your Shepherd. He is the only one who can give-you l The average size of the Cana- dian family during 1955 was 13.8 persons. ‘g Newf‘oundland of all the provinces, had tha igreatest average size at 4. 5 ;persons. guidance, who can nourish andl keep you from temptation. "All we like sheep have gone! astray”. The Good Shepherd offers to give his own life f us. “I am the Good Shepherd; E :he 200d shepherd givefth his life for the sheep Commiti your life to Him and to His all saxing power. i Cobourg, Ontario, March 23, MEIâ€"Communicable disease reported to the Health Umt week ending March 23rd, 1957. NORTHUMBERLAN‘D AND DURHAM HEALTH UNIT Bowmanville ........ 3 Cobourg ............. V 2 Red Measles: Bowmanville ........ 2 Darlington Township. 7 Mumps: Bowmanrviile ........ 15' Cybourg ............ 23 Whooping Gugh: Seymour Township. . . 1 9 38 Chickenpox : Charlotte M. Homer, B.A., M.D., D.P.H. Medical Officer of Health; Total . . H powered car behind at the stop-light! Chevy brings you five advanced en- gines this yearâ€"come try ’em. And try the famous easier handling that goes along with all that wonderful action! The more you reckon up “what-you- get” against “what-you-pay”, the more you’ll surely like Canada’s sweet, smooth and sassy favorite! 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