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A method known " chi "spray" M was developed by an ARVA'MI company and has bssrrr Md by thr majority of plants. ht this method, thr milk is may”: bam- unh to name a burg» OK the moisture. [Tudor mm. the mflt in sprig-pd may openings into on _ dunk". In the farm of ft mu "ritied, warm m _ rain: um In ovum-w y . mm: mm u the bottom of qalled thp “MUM" pin/I‘m ,md r: " utwrd oxlrlmxriy 'l, [Name “walkout Canada and United "tes. The plum at Brrmnsmir~ In: min did not ure “an“ lln'kl and the Inn heat. lt usr‘d hruted “or! IV“! on whrr+ thr muk gym-ml. m thinly on thr pulmhl-d surfm-r- Ihr rolls ”mi-I and thn hrn' ”have! thr, "immune. Lamp id": an Award in mam My: 6rod firm Hf M'Ik (mrv Vlu Ity"- TN! prm‘rn. thr yum n I'l prlnvlplv " that and hy Um Icon, :- Cnnada rrr u, ind Slab-x mun dreamed M [M Men-d milk, or needed rt. I. _. .Inlmdl'd that tn" Tartan of mummy; Ana uud FE form of puudwrvd n " born” 2m Nth ('rnlul'). Thry dismuqrd that milk, puuwd on “3an lurks and left in the hot sun mm} ‘hv AH'r'l hld m'lporanrd. 14 fr " rv-s due that could be situated H” n the form of powder nr dun! and. Th pnwdvl no obuim-d Wu: used as food by mun.” “he wnrr wax-riling knng dlmncu. Didn't In Rock: Yes the warm weather lii'ough‘ out a lot of people on last Saturday in the gardens ad front lawns. J: was a fine riav for te.cereising the old hat-Tm and muscles. On 5" nday many stayed in bed a little longer to get rid of the pain. It is peculiar that we should feel this little bit of work. It just shows how coft we become. This is due to the lack of good healthy outdoor work. It does a person the,world of good to get out in the garden or on the front lawn and use the Mo's to clean up. The old sun did warm up the body and put new energy into those working. Now thatstart‘ has been made do not sit back and let the muscles stiffen up. Plan to do a little hit each evening and on the off day. then you will he in shape to create a garden that “ill be the pride of the street. You Will develop a healthy body that will throw off. all the pains and aches. You will get back teat old appetite. Then in the hot summer ("crowing you can sit back and enjoy to ti r: fcy. at} at you have created in Your garden. Y, c, tie spring clean up causes some ache: and trains but they pass away and you are l Ct better for them. Thn .’r ya. 'r. NA-rt'n Amnrmd 'o p 'NPs pqumt-d m,ik in 1904. fig, ', rstsM a' “mum- an. Oman“. at: .‘ nu- t).aL date, powdered mun har. Dun. and will is It of tne "Latest growmg‘ divis s of t'r., (buy industry. The fin-'3. I of par-Hindi tag? fr' ft U " ated nuik in princnplc :1: Wu knuun .1 Cnnada nr dreamed M needed rt. I. Tartan of r form of pour. Nth ”mun. Success in business districts and torn- munity life is the result of concentrated aetion. When there is a problem to be "solved it is easier to handle when there, is a group working on it. For protection it is god to have an organization behind you. us the various amines: men's organiza- tions have made their weight felt. They have given leadership that has, developed the district They have created shopping centres that have paid dividends. They have im- proved local conditions that have been for the benefit of the public. They have been the backbone of any district in which they have operated. Thus it is important that we in this community support our local associa- tion. It is imperative that we ree that it is active and right on its toes. This can only be done when there is full co-operation from the merchants. professional men and leaders in the community SPRING CLEAN UP Yes the of people a d front e. cereisim Much can be done “in; gruup of leaders put their shoulder tot/e ‘A 3186} and put their weight 1759mm the protect. At the present time the is a definite need for the fullest operation of a Business Men's Association. It is needed to give teat, Human push to bring success In tir: M111 projects. Talk is over with your Mirvxr "wine‘s men and plan to become one of t: (4 mike men Imam: n will pay you bzg dividends. Powdered Milk Fast- Erowing Division 0f _ Dairy Industry BUSINESS MEN TAKE NOTE bud-5cm Ina: h" .Auoruuu otWf'N.'rl'aWatr' I“ u Quinn PM t... LIA“ In.” on. Pull-id In" My uaitiaoi' _-" i-Cala-u- and La. :a‘l-LlLB-c' " "eyii.were"wooasaa-vcr-snit" mum.” A." fl an a: GGAU. Tel); Grd,; “I'm-u- ti,',"?))-,,'.",;';;,',,". a, -'iLru"7di'iLr' mu a "-eociiGeG.ie-uiE M 3.7.“; w Luann“, "I? as” H: m: ”a... quanta emu Mac " - “1-. has M) warm: Hun I. Inn-m;- -ti... - but: a! “an“, it“ w A,“ an... my. be Ian: was: Luau-t uncut". pun m Dunn "no, gamma my" We Gaul“ -.ur. CHI)“. " '.rrrt" In: {w an: . nor-L". -itiemal noting . , :u-x .k 5" two .AN ;tpe LV- ll _ ulna-u u. 113 T no um: Wm J! CV Lu- Duncan I. SIMLUUL JUAN In" Eda..- Seem ALFRED BIRD s.-. L1:Lw THERSDAY, All-UL cl Times & Guide (Ann-nu- a. u." a... - no! who. Dayan-ox. on... u WI nun-out. w nu J - u. n. 'ec-.-"---.-.-".- BIO-nonk 'ir' , Krum pmducol‘x f' ,k had an zldum viz-23.1.1101 at Mayo: {hat the fu:.d;um-nm rrm'csg thm produv my brdrrre people i! Ur, ind Swim mm it?“ Bag--.- In..- mm 16; not u! ol Maput- fundanwnml thm product ttFa proplr: in Slain mun oduairs JLAN fLILLS. Sacha Veto than k A Great Arhiesement th-fu,t call of thr prn‘dm'od milk qalr.srnan was on thr. Mndir‘a! "Irtirwr of "rank ' i Th» prndurt has now traitted full arrrplnnrp. " is In"! by the hukinz Irwin, tho mnkrrn of food, I... mfama Ihr meat ”chin“ industry, for enkr mix" arrdi roundup, h, “a! knoun u "\nhiw} ammunition" in the armed urvic" lduring thr Fir" and Sunni iWorld Wan, It has animal! in Iim‘rouihl tho nutritional Ivand Urdu of menu: in lumbering. Gi/ii" and other work "My: in " nun!) In thvsrm, dass of adruncrm1rmts there .s ofte lost sight of thc vontribution made by those “ho built narlimu A T "a no the devasta, t;on caused by the rising of Lake Ontario WP sets vein" of the break Miner wall. Yet few realize what this mums. t " who had the vision. lt was a wild plan on a part of a few who wanted to spend nmnvy and mum” tho finaruts of thr r") ml Toronto 'isnd the govPrrs- mmm Ya thrsc mm) had a vision and =nx the rived to proton the rhore linr. In those days the “nu-r imp at Sunnyside and High Park lapped the lim of poplar (no; that .stand alongside the railway marks. and whert the Sunnyaidr Station now Hawk. It “15 a good s‘wm'ning hvach “huh thrs Nation is now lru'zi’nrl. For those behind ll imam planning, nrlling and hand uruir to pu' Cr',t9' the idea for tho building of I‘m Ar"rt “all. What a erentriitutinn thlw «on mad» to the piolw'limi n" 'ms “Mimi pm! of our Wat” fit" . Yul; will trawl fay and A dr htl'nw 31m mil an a gromm- rn'N'pzvr avinrhrd and 8 Thrift“ dhrt'zr wrk mmplrtml. Slllllljéid' u 1i. "a ,.1 irotrttiort is an as”: to in» Hp up! line iakn old h. vullh mt]: I. W hwy: pa , m 'd Stray Thoughts About Matters of Public Concern d to thr dawns This ‘5 v-pmuahy ttur. mntj,‘ m. II 'R ltrt rmw fr, mum-y ‘pvnl by mm... pawn. We mum makn ', Tu-day IF M, l umhvx m: all " rd M! k u. ho mid on thr prudmr Ar Inn an u. lt many ioralities, of thr powdorod milk IS an thr. Momma! 'trn " yd mnmn-Ia..\. It “a 'ttt Math and thr t'r- mum mam 1mm“. m'mo The poet tells us in blank and rank terse that spring is the great season of romance when the birds beckon and the bees buzz and the butterflies buffle. But gray old January 'must have its moments too. and It seems to us that having Utopia just around the corner is a happier condition than having Utopia with us. In a world that has suddenly become the best possible of all worlds there would be no contrast of light and shadow but merely a monotonous bright- ness. All our present values would disappear. It is only through sorrow. for instance. that we understand what happiness can mean. It is only through tragedy that we win to an appreciation of comedy. It is only through the existence of pain that we gain respect for health. If evil were to disappear from the world, good would vanish also. If Utopia were to be reached and the world raised to a dead level of perfection there would be no heights and no depths, no poignancy and no relation; man would live' in a state perilously akin to indifference. We should welcome the idea that no time is or can be perfect. An imperfect world gives us something to strive for. A perfect world would leave us nothing to live for. And so we believe that it is better for Utopia to be always elusive-a will o' the wisp leading us on and on in a pursuit that may never end in realization but will nevertheless produce some mighty fine achievements along the way. F It is an odd fact that the enjoyment we derive from planning and hoping often exceeds the pleasure Wt? experience when a goal is achieved. From time immemorial man has followed the illusion of better times. The Golden Age never existed save in tl "l minds of those who evolved mythology ut "V promise of betterment. its hope of ful 2'l of men's dearest wishes. were enough b "" I men on to accomplishment. to lead them on and on in a constant endeavor to overtake it. A classified advertiser several days ago insisted that he wished to advertise for a wife. His ad, he stressed, must contain the phrase 'good looking man wants.' Naive soul. Did his mother never tell him that women in general are more interested in security than in pigmentation? JUST AROUND NE CORNER poi. quick results, he should have speci- fied the size of his bank account. Hun nxuu: do ue contribute to agreeaole- tless? Do we meet every person with a smile. not a sickly one twat gives the impression of pain. but one {rat is and looks natural? Agreeable people are in demand in every walk of life. Just take for instance your baker. If he is not as agreeable as your neighbor's. you soon change him. You even greet the tentri salesman at the door with a smile when he rings the doorbell unusually hard and wakes the baby. just because he is an agreeable sort of chap. He also succeeds selling you goods where the others failed. Being agreeable has its compensations, A PIG IN A POKE It's nice to meet agreeable hotel clerks, policemen, Janitors. bakers. preachers. cun- ductors. In fact we all like to meet agreeable persons no matter what their occupation may be. lt As peculiar but they are not in the mat- jutity. but we find them in many placts. They seem to have I knack of making every- one hke mom. They are pleasant tu talk to and always have I Emile. We mam agreeable companions. Foremen Me agreeable workmen, it makes everything run so much smoother when you have agree- able people. Every man wants an agreeable wife. wives lme that kind of husbands. Chil- dren are proud of agreeable parents and we allyisit our agreeable renting. 7 . V AGREEABLBXESS A GREAT ASSET It's great to Mi Whit people. We all like lntn' company. hey light up a crowd am) a mum tru up elestrie lamp. _ ha Ila-p app: By SA.“ “”4505 _, ' 'rtl HY" needed to bu/d (Iv Hm I a -pn-‘ to plolN't our wholv 'hore 'i'-"ing the put few Itmms “on: the cr m: mun“ for tho futurn. Public fis)f' of the protection of our share rril lsinnd. With thr. til-PD "away a "V. We ro-day up enjoying tho 4abor 1fty your: I20 launch“! the Iva-nail mtributinn tn than who an fnllmlmg An indication of the important» of the powdered milk industry (In bo found in the following Do. mininn Ru run) of Sum-tin “tum: Ptodurtion of “halo- milk pond" In 1951 tot-Uni ovor 17 million pounds and armunlul My IM million pounds of whole milk. Production of skim milk powder in 195! Mull-fl marl than 52 million pounds. Humming for 577 millirm pound! nf plum milk. In addition. rnmidoruhlp alumina of pan-dor- our northern countries. thug mn- nibuting to the health and welfare of thr workers. Whole milk. nkim milk, burn. Ct' lk, hurterfat, cram and W0" 'hry it new a'z‘lahla m powdried form, l dr. 4» rylnm hwx ha. horn dmmuprd " " (raw ’1’: prrodurt tha' w: r)rsatnt , hn'nI maria M'minh‘vn to 'man In Knuru and tho l‘arlfn. l7 Million Pound. rune. Ewen thn Math»: of the original .3 D'Yl‘dPth, rwvv.pq..’nn;: as it does abou: 1 . hlilum p wit. ‘and it is thir fact 41m the w,,'ryi Hraith (Lgaanva w tr:dmr an minmmzc.” That statement w: giw differ- .em messages to difft‘rrm readers _--larre'ry dependent upon their re- lnzmnship 'n thir father grim glnbal scan» 7 but an my bum, the refruenco z: m qu'H)" “ant, hunger? _ Last Shday afternoon, [he/ph- rents in large numbers brought their children to Sunday Sehorjl. Th,r spncial 'parents day' 'ra., CH'- gauizrd by Mr. Roam“. Taylor. the cuperintrndanr. in order to demon, s‘rarr thr. teaching methods and trr xiv: ' parents an r-ppnnunily of shouzrg their appreciation to the tracheo. Thur will be a Rummage Sale in the 'uaremcnt of thss Chueh on Saturday. May 10th, This sale is sopifnred by both the Women's Missionary Society and by the Wonten's Association In aid of the Building Fund. China. books, loya- em. mi! br, acceptabie a» “91) " cinthing ind house fumis'nmgt Central United . da:. Ayn: 27m. Ine Rev. J. ii. Mackeca.e will discuss sr: J. M. Saute" play, ‘Dear Bnstor'. and am .how that refiirious truth may be dam-ed from F'srrl the modern theatre. ‘Deu Brutus' me: lo show what would happen if we uere irivcu it second chance. J I: was mingling lo awaksvr. to a ovauzfu} Sunday mun. Afar hh "I numb!" United Ednur. The Tums & GuAir Woszon. Ont. Deal su: One of, the f now: columvr. ',1 Cud, Dom infer structivn, is that One of,the featumn .n 3mg: noms columvr. whim ths xthdex Cud, Dom informative and con- structivn, is that "L'n'wd Nahum Corner." I crrntes,c I “m- startled by the assertion farm .w "uthuritu- tire a source ar WHO tWorld Health Organizarxum tha: "l: has been said that abnut 1‘5" of the pouplv HI the “um! have Illness in some form. If we inciude mental and 5min! 'f_c, that mue- men: is true. Ba: a' the prawn! time, up are eonceinrad "in the pmplp unn am i',' IL curry, a nay as to affect their span of pzlvductlxc life, and that of gs-,r,mrrati'rpnc to rd huHrnmlk, hnhx fu..d., gnu-1‘. t- " “hey, rurm and Imu-r writ ttowder um trn pyoparmi stoek food. wer'e ma prndurod. Ir., milk produru A!" nlso an mme ttnt Item in Canaad'g upon Marin. Mrur than HI diffM-nm rnunHma imported the" pmdur't from Fluid: 'n If15t "'t In the Gospel you mu [he luvely nary of the Good Shepherd. " in nlucys an mspxraxmn to read this nor)" lt tells of a .me. a tender. neu. an on watchful eye guiding and pxoxechng. and I power that does [He ad. ls thlg no! Ihu the would u; ueekingf Then n is up to each one of us to lam Whu true luing is. h also becomes the duty of all to pram: These (zen: truths to those Ihn surround us and undue mm us am). Opportunity " knocking at the door. Hunt's (real plclure presents the deun of the Paryem Mann standing there outside the Iced covered door. knocking and “an”; {or '.PArFe inside to open. Ah axe asked to acct pt nu Good shepherd's 1m taman and thug lean haw tty '.i1e and make Me a my. Read the Epistle ' from " Peter 2-19 and the Gospel ftorv. b".. John IH-H. Ar the law)”: a“ IV. "ip 'IF' "l oCthr "when," Menu-I I' s tl W' tm Hoar thm th gmzanhunr V-I'v rannm ho d-mrr "v-h' " 1 mu» dian, AIM" '0 u". a kuL mu of thrsir "rnlluutlim' Jutlh. and to Hwy rludr that the humor is outmrMed? On thr mummy. {maul farm” was the kvy to the future, and the door of Pram" , Soto-d Sunday After Easter What In ext-mp1: for Lhn‘ St. Peter presenu n mt 551111: tor thir, Sunday. You may hum (Anywhere but you wrli not Lnd . most rumpmhenuu enmpie to follow, than Our Lord Jesus Christ. Here in beautiful lingual: St. Ptter presents I mode of Me that will produce Dummy“. lt takes may all the sham of double hnng. It becomes an effeclnc .nfluence upon those moaning with the world and true Chum“. lt " well that all should gonxempule upon the .9550!) :n this Emsuo. "I: be. u. um of m. h}; ii on8...- Thu ”an will not -rily - i. Drill, LETTERS TO THE ,.\ EDITOR A Second Sunday After Easter the evening Serr CHURCHES TIMES AND GUIDE. WESTON GREEN LIGHT Tmnx;'r., Uri. Apri' mi. 1952 here “u inn h' tho cth Inf ' and Igaiv cf. no above p.17 " nn Sun nut of the fund of that experience be brought In interesting story of om heritage in the Chrmian faith and of our concern {(-1 ice' ‘pmud the world around. 2}“an next Saturday n‘gh‘. We t-vldia'ly invite interested f) it nds in tho crunmunity to share this net-a- sinn of winking and puisr- in God. eetelis, week: of "in; and cloudy Sundags the church MI> packed to Ater ranks to God for Spring beauty. Dr. Gerald Bell was the spawn speaker for the WMS ser- lice. For thirty years he was a mis‘ional)‘ m Wes: China, and Nrxt week, ml. Apt I 2'; and 27, \\ ll mark four year, q nce thr new 111. Dennis (Undo: “as officially upnlnnd, Lt. Crrlonv'. R. T. Spooner, Prmcoal of th, WUliam Booth Col- by», who ht'lpi d In initiate the pro- f'r' some year: ago, will be HUGE! leadnr of the meetings. On Saturs day M'vnEnz at eight ink-luck the West Toronto Band will present a musical program In the Citadel. Fr-r.turp of the evening will bo I Mtrttirasr; Burning Ceremony. The 5:..1hful giving of a small grnup of ‘lte comrades cortabinnd with very gonnmus asslnanre from held- nuanr-rs grants ha: (mmnlrtely paid tho original capital invest- mr-n: in " nmr bu'idfngl However. there are many e,sentiml improve- moms and addirms nN‘r'Nuu' to prrunnt erruinment that will rr-cruise P. rrrr-wed effort of planned giving. Dotai‘s " these plans will be men- On Sunday. (‘olnnel Spam-m will he accompanied by a group of 52m- dents from the College inciuding Cadet Ruth Dean who is a Mt. uhip as “a bake on ttether. The Ssh ntiun Army SATURDAY,. APRIL 26th 11,00 a m. "Jonah. The Prodian Son." (second in the series on the hook of Jonah) Placts-lhimlsrlea Baptist Church. Omagh and Main 515 Speaker-C. L, RUMBLE, Slovak Mission. Chicago 9i, mm, -:sunday Y;chool 'rin, run, _ “Lord. That I Might Recent ilt,; Sight." Amtrinn Hass Soloist. Brure G mow will ring at both unions YOUTH FOR CHRIST HUMBERLEA BAPTIST CHURCH $09k Ye Tho Lord While lie May Be Found" RALLY il. ARNOLD McNr',ll.l At 8 o'clock p.m. Prayer Service at 7.30 pm Mod rungregationa] singing, Come and bring a friend ('nme and Bring A Friend Cor. Main and Omagh tit. (mod Musical Program low Christian We "Doctrine oi A_tortemNL" in the sublet! " but"! Sermon wlueh In read in I” Chunk" of Christ. Scientist, throughout the world including Third Church of Christ Seientist, 70 Ith Purk Are., on Sunday, April 'd ' 1962. The Golden Text I’ll "The Son of mun ante not to be ministered r v, but to minister, and to give his life . rlnlom to: many.“ (Mark 10: Ca.) Seiection, Nam the Bible mv eluded the iuhouing from 1 John 4: 10. “Hemn is iove, not that “0 loved God, but that he im‘ed us. ard sent his Son to be the propiziatmn for our sins." will Contribute veal sad inun- llednl Inn-hon in“. tolling of that Juan Chrat mu Va me- in - uni testimorty. Sunday School " , pm. will study Romans 6:12-19 and Acts 26:13~20 and" the beading "There's deuion for the World." Text to learn a the 1mm" John 3:16. C9rrelstive citations from the Christian Science textbook, “Sc.- ence and Huixh with Key to me Sciipturer" try Mary Baker Edd:. included the following from page 42. "Jesus' life proved. (inane?) and inentifiully that God is Love. wheretcs priest and rabbi affirmca God to i a miehty potentate, who loves and hates." Courcilior A. A. J. Anderson. Mayor of Rochester. Kent. m}? fem: Ergland in July for I tour of the woNd's 20-0dd Rochestets--iv Australia. the United States and Alberta. While in Canada, hp will aiVo visit Vancouver (Aug. 23-25i. Edmorcon (Aug. 25-28), Winnipeg (Aug. 28-31), and Toronto ISept. 3-6I. Denis gut Thu: you“ _people Thqe was I celebration of Ho l Cnmmunion a: 8 .m. and u 11 R.n', The usual large numbers at- lended the 11 o'clock "nice. Just to remind you to keep the date, April 25, open to attend that CpneeC. by the Canadian Business (2111.6 choir in Brookhaven School It is fo, u worthy cause, all pro- teeds being for SI. David', buiid, in: fund. Come and spend In evenxng and hear good singing. The sacramem of the Lord's Sumac} will be observed at both sonnets on Sunday, April 27. IDor". forget daylight saving time). lf you are interested in joining teiephnne the minister Mr, Crtei. man a: CHerry 1-4533. St. Du id's, Hardington Weston Presbyterian On the first Sunday " May The eaCrart1iant of Baptism is being held at the morning hour of worship. You are ":nv':trd to the Clvb on Arm; 30. 'rd as last rreeting of the year time it assured. of Eglignon) Capt. and Mrs. Carter-JU. 3585 (Weston Rd.. une block South Saturday. 8 pm. West Tommie b"f/ii. Norway burning. SUNDAY 111:0 mm. and 7.00 p.m.-Lt, (Nomi Spanner Ind Cadets from Wm. Booth College. 3.00 p.m.--Sunday School. Salvation Army THE lor Coup'vss' it is tho I n gnnd IAN Loni. . he" bud" all A UK. ("In In! Mob.“ . beef autumn. will - thialurunable mtewriter until ml: year's Calgary Sump-1e. 14min... carry in a idem. It weigh Lou: owns ghoul Home um in," lb.. and nub " Jitter 'ver-hire and is . firm be-'lhan I "tatebbox".9 “nitriud' liner in the large-scale expansion A'ersion in being ..velog.d {or an of stock raring in the Highlandl. 'in Korea Ind Malaya. lurdittr Hre. l hurrh -1vo,,orp.'ro.tr, an: : it n.m.. Snndm School. Rhonide l hurrh-Wur hip 11.10 mm ', 1015 a m, Sundav Srhonl. River-Ion Pk. Chureh V Worship. 7 pm ; SundLy School. 10.30 mm. Sermon Totrr: "Remember the "ttbath-to keep it . . . ?" Hardin. Are S S. Ups-Iowa "Au-410 'Tis May". Fndn'. April 25th. 74.") p m. flwu'hudy ur-h ttttte, Handing Avenue Public SGML Elvcrsidc United Church St.John's Anglican Church THE SECOND SUNDAY AFTER EASTER, APRIL 27 Il.00 a,rm--Sundtsy School, Parish Hall 11.00 a.rts.-Wun,roir Servluu Holy Cummunion l 1 .110 1.00 mm-Sunday School. T.00 pnn.--Evening Servxe. Holy Communion Church Of St. David Anzllc-n A Nursery is Westminster United Church 11 'a.m. and 7 pm. (BUST) Iluly Communion ill both services. IflBrilll PRESBYTEBIAN CHURCH IIU I)” p.m.-Senior School Newcomers-are welcomed I Preacher: Ken RET. R. LL’RRIE CREELMAN, M.B.E.. M.A.. B.D. 5 (run St. at Church m" APRIL 27th. 1952 nus-mum llllgll ml'lLH 8 a.m.---Holy Comlgunion. . ll a.m.r-Matins an Sermon. 3 p.m.--Sunday School. 7 p.m.--Evensong and Sermon. Preacher, THE REV. E, G. ERL'TQN, ll‘tm Weston Baptist Church ST. PHILlP'S (On the Hill) 3,1 m 7.00 1 I p.m p.m Rev. H. M. tiurdivall, B.A.. L.Th., Rector Harding Ave., Cor. Chiswick St. Main St. North at Fern Ave. Rector: Rev. George Roe, 38 King t'trtet Res. James Mackenzie. WA., B.D.. Th.ht The Friendly Family Church Main Street s. at Bellvue Crescent nu Bl'? -"r'ersistence." Sunday tichool--r0 years. --r'xunday F'chool--9 years and up. _-“l)ear Brutus"--Truth from the Theatre. am pm pm Res. G. K. Tyler. B.Th.. Minister Mrs. George 5mm. Organist _ St. PhilipV ltd. (off Walton Rd.) (Angliun) Rector-Res. T. B. Butler. Soul!!! Rd ST. MATTHlAS. Sf \RLETT RI) antm G. Log". ILL, H.” is.TCiCAiia' Church, Long Branch. SYNDAY, APRIL 27 --Morning Worship. ---riunrlay Sehuu]. ---.rvHy'ns Torship. The Ordinance of Bapti,uii will lie 'a'iimiijitGiri'. conducted during the mbrning worship, cordially invited to these Services. ---Holy Communion ---lAorniog Service and Junior Congregation -Sunday School: -Evensong. Rev, H. W. Surdivall, B.A. LTh Jay , B.A,S.C. -- Organist SUNDAY, .U'Rll. 2Hh til NItAh, APRIL 27 APRIL 27, 1952 THURSDAY. Ann. " "it T p.m.-"Known In The Breaking of Bread." _ 11 a.m.--"Faith, Love and Hope." arm Inmh 011mm King and Main Sta. Minister; Sunday. April 27 REV. E. B. EDDY 31 Queen‘s Drive