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11 and 7 p.m. THE MINISTER at both services. Sunday School Sessions 11 I-‘--am' B.‘h' ners and Primary Classes. 245 p.m.â€"Junior, Interâ€" mediate and Senior Classes. Tuesday, $ p.m.-â€"Yonn: People‘s League. Organist and Choir Leader Mr. Clare Henley Weston Presbyterian (Onâ€"theâ€"Hill) Rectorâ€"Rev. T. B. Butler Searlett Rd. Phone 1095 W Organist: Mrs. H. McKeivey, A.T.C.M. 126 Church 8t. Phone 681J First Sunday After Easter 11 a.m.â€"Morning Prayer. $T. PHILIP‘S CHURCH 7 p.m.â€""LOYALTY.* Rev. R Currie 3 p.m.â€"St. Andrew‘s. Afternoon Service. 7 p.m.â€"St. Matthias, MOVING TIME Wardrope Cartage Telephone 959 Weston IS HERE AGAIN Why Take Chances? Call w per $100%°0â€"Repayable in PERSONAL LO ANS 12 Monthly Instalmentsâ€" NgonsuLr the manager of our nearest branch. You will appreciate his helpful spproach to your problems. Weston Branch : 45 Main Street North J. W. WALLACE, Manager Creelman. Evening Prayer. All Loads Fully Insured the lowest rates . . . $35853 PC.V. 165 John Street _ Phone 1059 I SUNDAY, APRIL 16th 11 a.m.â€"Morning Worship. ice â€" Modern Vans ED WORKMEN The members of the A.Y.P.A. attended the church service in St. John‘s last Tuesday, April 4th. After the service a short meeting was held. h'nu m“'ih."hwi'h to tlunl:h:ll those people who nprcrud m in their successful sale of Easter Yilies. _ This project involved a great deal of hard work and time, and much credit is due to Bob Johnston and his committee for their splendid work. The next meeting to be held in the Parish Hall, Tuesday, April 18, will be s business meeting and a mock trial. Don‘t farget the "At Home" to be held tomorrow evening, Frldnfi. April 14th, in the Parish Hall, All members and their friends are very m‘hdllll invited to attend. A splen dance programme has been arranged and all those who llfien}l are assured of a wonderful time! Rectorâ€"Rev. J. 'I(‘l'“-’_- Vicarâ€"Rev, W. E. Mackey 1st Sundsy After Easter 8 a.m.â€"Rev. R. P. Walker. 11 a.m.â€"Rev. R. F ie l d Guelph, Ont. 2 p.m.â€"Senior Bible Class. 3 p.m.â€"Junior Bible Class. 1 p.m.â€"Rev. R. F ie l d, 100 pm.â€"The Senior BY.P.U. will again have charge of the service, after which o} of their p:ruhr Fireside Home Hours will be held. Miss Marjorie Campâ€" bell in charge. St. John‘s A.Y.P.A | You are cordially invited to mfimmm:' Bring e are making 1.50 p.m.â€"Men‘s Class. $.00 pm.â€"Bible School St. John‘s Anglican | A very lnmd.nf.:uvmay took Huo at our rm meeting on onday night. event ‘was the resentation of two 50 year veteran fd'd‘l by P.D.D. Bro. G. Medhurst to Bros. Waitee Webster and Bro. Walter as he is called by the members joined Leeds on the 12th of April 1889 and was elected its president for the year of 1906. On receiving his jewel he spoke with feeling on the honour he felt had been bestowed him and which he valued as much as any he had received in the past, _ _ Bro. Charlie Ashman became a member on April 26th 1889 accord> ing to the minutes and was elected president in 1912.. s Both brothers have given great and valuable service to our lodfe and the town of Weston. Charlie claims to be the father of local option while a member of Weston council despite the fact he was very much interested in the Oyster supâ€" pers etc. that the boys use to enâ€" joy at the lodge meetings in the *god ald days. Charlie arrived in .Weston from the old land in Jan. 1872 and in May of this year is reâ€" turning for a visit to the old sod in Somerset, for the first time. Every member will want to wish him a pleasant journey and a safe Birthday® congratulations were extended to our venerable treasurer Bro. "Art" Mallaby on h.viu‘ reached the age of 74 years. "Art has been a meénbefi for 52 years. | ‘ :‘o: ‘ _ On Sunday, April 23rd, the disâ€" triet will hold its annual church parade at Swanses. Lodges will meet at the school on Windermere Ave. at 6.15 p.m. and parade to St. Olave‘s Church, A welcome invitation is extended to lndfe Maplehurst D.0.E. and other sister lodges of the district. All members should make a very special effort to attend as the parâ€" ade will be held in Weston within the next few years and we desire a good showing. 2. _ Members who can attend will meet at the Town hall Weston at 5.30 p.m. on that date Sunday April 25 s;:adrs fi;] this !!’noznth KLeeds presented a e to ge Kingsâ€" court which was formed at t::t time. This lodge moved to Silverâ€" thorn last year and is showing imâ€" provement in â€" its membership standing. y S$:0:E " m "Humber juhiors won the To: District cup for most members nmsd dllEl'ill' 1938. j :6: Bro. Gerald Carey was installed president of Leeds Juniors at the last mmhnf and will be supported by Bros. Jack Harris, V.P. Bob Gale, Chap. Fred_ Witts, Frank Wakeman, Doug. Rendall and G. Wright guides, Doug. Gostlin inâ€" ner guide.. _ _ _ _ The boys are looking forward to a better year. Any boy between the ages of 5 to 17 years are now elegible to join our ;mion providâ€" ing he be protestant, and one or more of his ancestors having been born 1&':&".’3’:1’;’{.55 é-lei.' â€" 101 The highest dues per year paid 3n$flwhlmflun the cost of 2 visits from a physician and it is only by having a lodge of 50 be self sustaining; at present the standing is 23 so if you know of any parents who would care to have is only by having a lodge of 30 members or emnt‘ht the lodge can boy join, please get in touch with the officers or the junior Secretary Bro. E. Wright. _ Numerous demands have been made as to why our column has been omitted these last few weeks in the Times and Guide. The anâ€" awer is lack of news. §OPERâ€"In loving memory of Frederick _ Soper _who passed away April 9, 1937. As it dawns another year, Toâ€"day recalls sad memories, Of a loved one laid to rest, And the ones who think of him Are the ones who loved him best __â€"Sadly missed ‘S{""f-h;.r, Mother, Brothers and Sisters. _ COULTER â€" In loving memory of Ethel Mallaby Coulter who Our lips cannot tell how we miss God alone knows how we miss her In a home that is lotesome toâ€" No n.%?.:&”;w "II‘ J. PETRIEâ€"Prop. u:%;i;é.ni The on 80 bear heavy cross. Main saw Rible im W-fi.mm N. Phone :‘:lmghlm.l,gm Marjorie, and June. | emmmmenpememmenmemnmmmmemememmmmmmmmmetiom took 25 years to complete. Notices under this heading 10¢ per count lineâ€"miniâ€" Our hearts cannot tell what to mum charge of 50 cents. pen can write, no tongue can In Memoriam away April the 14th ARE INVITED TO ATTEND CHURCH | 0â€"20â€"1w Central Church Boys Organize at Banquet At a banquet tendered last Wedâ€"he ‘Loinud out that outlines were nesday evening b{‘flu Central X.\made available as guides for Sunâ€" L. Class ladies, t Jounc w day services and midâ€"week activiâ€" the church organi as a â€" |ties. nhllr. After a singâ€"song Mr. Kimâ€"| After the address an election was ba &mted the boys on behalf ofheld, in which the following offiâ€" the church board. Rev. Mr. Pawâ€"|cers were appointed: _ nonk, son also emounm the new assoâ€" ciation in his s speech. . The speaker of the evening, Mr. Mcâ€" Lean, was introduced by the Sunâ€" day â€" School -urrlnunhnt‘. Mr. Galbraith, who r.:renib for the fine new organization. Mr. McLean gained his listener‘s interâ€" est by a most inuru:m address on the benefits off :I the United Church on behalf just such boys‘ organizations as the one now being formed. After a dcuflht- ful dnexspfion of his own earlier days in the service of the church, ‘The funeral took place last Tuesâ€" day afternoon of Mrs. Leslie Middlebrook of Richview. Mrs. Middlebrook, the former Ihr‘y Beatrice Clarke was born in Malâ€" ton Ontario, on one of the farms now oecugi-d by the airport and died last Saturday afternoon in her 82nd year. She has been sick but a very short time, _ _ _ _ _ =_ SurVivin# are her husband, Leslie one son Harold and another son Clarke. Interment took place in Sanctuary Park with Rev. Mr. Merriweather of Malton officiatâ€" Ing. Mrs. J. L. Cruickshank Funeral services were held last weekâ€"end for Mrs. J. L. Cruickâ€"| shank, a resident of Weston for over fifty years and widow of the late Jas. Cruickshank. Born in Rochester, Mrs. Cruickshank was in her 76th year and her husband was engaged in the wagon buildâ€" ing business with his father and brother, Wallace. The late Mrs. Cruickshank was a member of the Weston Rebekah I.nd;"'| and Wesâ€" ton Presbyterian Church. The deâ€" ceased is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Fay Jewell, Toronto. Rev. Currie Creelman had charge of the service. "We Carry a Full Line of Popular Music and Dance Records Now Selling at 3 for $1.00 ‘This amazing and smartâ€"lookâ€" ing instrument quickly makes your radio into a radio phoneâ€" graphâ€"at very low cost. You Weston Music and Radio your favorite artists are on the air. Hear them whenever you wish â€" on Victor records! . .. * Plays all size records * Combined volume conâ€" trol, onâ€"andâ€"off switch * Automatic tone comâ€" + High magnetic pickâ€"up H:st Pawson President of Senior Boysâ€"Jack M of Juniorsâ€"Mr. McLean Is Interâ€" esting Speaker OBITUARIES Senior Boys â€" President, Hugh Pawson; vieomucuu. Jim Blayâ€" eny, Doug A! ; secretary, Lorne goudnim; treasurer, Ken McClelâ€" nd. Jgnior Boys â€" President, Jack McClelland; viceâ€"presidents, Jim Saye, John Armstrong; secretary, Jim Martin; _ treasurer, Albert Keenan. It is felt that by means of this new association a place has been found in the chureh for high school aged boys, both in Bunle' Bible study and in midâ€"week activities. Mrs. Joufih Nattress, aged 85 |, {url, died ondli morning at the |, ome of her daughter, Mrs. James}, Wood, 33 Holley Ave., Weston, folâ€" | lowing a short iliness. She was the| daughter of the late Thomas and| Elizabeth Cole, Coleraine, and was| born in Toronto Gore Township.| After her marri-ae she lived on a farm in Toronto Gore Township for about 30 years, then moved to Bolâ€" ton, where her husband died. She had resided with her daughter here for the last 14 years. At the time of her death she was a member of Central United Church. Funeral was on Wednesday, with Rev. Harry Pawson officiating, assisted \by Rev. M. G. B. Williams of New Toronto. Interment was in Laurel Hill Cemetery, Bolton. Surviving are four daughters and three sons, Mrs. James Wood, Weston; Mrs. Albert Robinson, Bolton; Mrs. Norâ€" man Robb, Nobleton; Mrs. Charles: Thomas, Nashville: T. Herbert Nattress, Toronto Gore; John C., » Eidmonto‘l;, Alh.‘; Wesley N., Winâ€" |nipeg, an; also two ste ®, \Isaac, Brampton; James W., wood- |bridge; and a sister and two |brothers, Mrs. George Train, Toâ€" {ronto; Walker Cole, New Toronto, and Thomas Cole, Woodbridge. Continued from page 1â€"â€" It is easy enough to be happy When life goes on with a song. . | But the man worth while j Is the man who can smile, ;‘ When everything goes dead| ‘ wrong. . The storms of life may greatly strengthen a man if his anchor holds. If it does not he may go down with a crash. One of the joys of my boyhood days was the family rowâ€" bost. It was kept in good anchorage just off the shore of my father‘s farm by the Atlantic ocean. In fair weather it was easy enough to weigh anchor and be off. After a severe storm, such as often swept that coast, it was a difficult task to lift that same anchor from the {heavy clay in which it had embedded kimlf. In the calm, or during a gentle breeze, there was little strain on the anchor, but when storm lashâ€" ed the waters, waves beat against the boat, the pull on the anchor became stronger and stronger in direct proportion to the fierceness } of the storm. The anchor took a ifirmer hold and the boat was safe. The living Christ is for us entered within the veil and, says the Apostle, our hope in Him is an anchor sure and steadfast. When storms of temptation, sorrow, disappointment beat against the soul our hope, as the anchor, may take a firmer and firmer hold upon Him who is the Author and Finisher of our faith. Those who, like the robin, are able to sing in the storm do much to strengthen the faith and courage of those who have hope enough to build ‘!or the future, though in the midst of present adverse cireumatances. 1 saw the suffering Lamb of God, sunha{i:onflisCm; Suspended high above the world, Gu%nfln-m.m The ering Saviour still looks Upon a world of sin; Men crucify Him every dayâ€" Abhwy have no roomi for Dear of God on Calvary, Come down and save us here! We cry for heip, but on that Our sins have nailed Thee there.. THE FAMOUS Thy sacrifice is not in vain, | EWERPEY â€" 4 'l'lsncriflubmthv\n. Lamb of God, once siain, Dear Father God, O hear our Mrs. Joseph Nattress We ifid‘h “ na me ! POET‘S CORNER In The Morning Joy Cometh In Jesu‘s Name Weston Presbyterian . Mr. T. J. Watson of l‘:fivc:'lwwm ;_Louh at the morning serâ€" vice. coâ€"operation of all is deâ€" attended, the church was filled at 7 and 8 a.m, and at 11 a.m. addiâ€" tional chairs were around pulpit and aisles. _ There will be no meeting of the Boys‘ B:fld. until a week Friâ€" day, April 21st. The choir ided special music for the d.y.mn lxol was at 3 p.m. Lantern lldu were shown by . Mr. G. Allan and Gordon Squibb was in charge of service. 5‘5;., hlnukq pronounced the Beneâ€" [éhurches l _ Mr. Mackey was in charge of all services on _iugl_r Day. _ _ Next Sunday Mr. Mackey is goâ€" ing to Guelph to take charge of services at anniversary in St. Patâ€" rick‘s church. Westminster United ho meme of toy Eugent pessented the name agent presen ;y members of the Jean Gordon orbes Auxilisry in Westminster church last Smdl&ni?t. Every one in the crow church was de?ly impressed with the beauty and manner of presentation and as they followed the story could ‘not but better understand | the meaning and power of the Cross ‘ot Jesus Christ. The Pageant was directed lg Mrs. Donald G. Laing. Isabelle Moffat Stewart presided at the Organ. In the Pageant Chrisâ€" tian was represented by Miss Jean Blain;â€"Doubt by Mrs. J. McEwen; Fear by Mrs. D. Laing; Pride by Mrs. G. Jennings; Sorrow by Miss M. Riz{l; Unbelief by Mrs. J. Elâ€" phick: Indifference by Mre. Schulâ€" ler; Death by Mrs. J. ucKn;fht;\ Faith by Mrs. M. LeGard; or\ by Mrs. W. Scott; Humility by Mrs. Wm. Beardall; Joy by Mrs. D. 1. Dnvid{:; Truth by Mrs. J. Robertson; Love by Mrs. C. Casâ€" key; Life by Mrs. P. Ault. These were assisted by a chorus of senâ€" jor Sunday School girls, the Misses Frances Pearson, Margarâ€" et Banks, Margaret Addy, Fi?th Aitchison, Marie McKellar, Dotâ€" othy Coleman, Agnes Banks. _ Easter Day Services were well A comparative statement of the missionary givings of Westminâ€" ster congregation during the first quarter of each of the past three years was published in last Sunâ€" day‘s Calendar. This showed a most encouraging increase in each luceudinuur. the contributions }lor 1939 being quite in excess of those for the same period in 1938. Westminster Choir under the leadership of Isabelle Moffat Stewart, who is also the Organist, has acquired in the past few years an established reputation in the _g:uen" entation of Operetta. The one being given on Thursday and Friâ€" day nights of this week promises to be up to their usual bigh stanâ€" dard. It is entitled ‘"The Captain of the Guard" and is being directâ€" ed by Mr. Gordon Forbes, & Rev. G. Ernest Forbes preaches in Westminster next Sunday and will have in the uwrnir;f an afterâ€" Easter sermon, the title being, The Impossible becomes the Inâ€" evitable. We trusted that it had been He which should have reâ€" deemd Israel. In the ev!ni'r;f Mr. Forbes will speak on a series of Bible questions. St. Philip‘s Easter Sunday at St. Philip‘s was a day of {&a‘l significance this year. The little church looked lovely with the window boxes full of hyacinth and fern and the chancel a mass of spring flowers and tall lilies. A new blue carpet had been lsid down and hangings mdugthcr furnishings provided to ma k 4 _ Several other gifts were also made to the Church on this occaâ€" sion, including a very handsome Common Prayer for the same, and a container‘ for the Communion bread; the last two bei;f dedicat vice. St. John‘s Anglican _.@ thriye on _ ‘*CR OWN BRAND CORN SYRUP. 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