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of physics at the Uni. of Western Ontario er worked at the Ontar. earch Council, He be. irector when Dr. Lang- tired in 1966. ' institute, which has its arters in a house on of T. campus, also has of the Port Dauphine, r the navy in 1952 as a gate craft. It's on loan ie department of trans. vessel has' four labora. with scientific instru. which measure every. 'om water temperature rents to the amount of in the water. -- ED CHURCH live Ave.) (CK, BA. OLD ELLis 4O0L enior | Primary VORSHIP FT! AUNION oddiers O ALL | Church ILL BLVD. lly B.A., D.D. or -- PP RON Ba d 11:00 A.M, Eternal" rovided ALL , B.A., B.D. aylor, A.R.C.T., R.M.T, OR CHRISTMAS" E IEANT" Pupils ) ALL, ET ----------------<------ ny 'D CHURCH ; STREETS , B.A, S.T.M, odhouse, B.A., D.D. James, AT.EM, sses 9 Older-Teens rimary so cared for Christ" nd profession of faith vice NEWS FROM THE CHURCHES Many Churches In District Plan White Gift Services This is the season of the year when the Sunday School pupils and adults of many of the churches hold their annual White Gift Services. On these occasions gifts. are placed be- fore the altar for distribution at a later date to the needy of the community. New Name Tt was announced this week that the Oshawa Wesleyan Methodist Church has been given a new name. The church, which was founded about a year ago will be known as Hillsdale Wesleyan Methodist Church after the area in which it is located. Good progress is being made on the erection of the new church which will be dedi- cated, Jan. 28, by Rev. C. Esley which will be used to provide monthly support to the Oshawa Men's Hostel and also to pro- vide some help to needy fam- ilies both at. Christmas and throughout the year. Six babies will be baptized at the 11 a.m. service. Folk Service The young people of West- minster United Church will hold a Folk Service at 7 p.m. this Sunday. A group recently as- sembled under the Whitby YM- CA and organized by Miss Sheila Smith will lead the sing- ing. The group, known as the "Second Time Around" have al- ready built a fine record of achievement, The young people | of the church will share in the conduct of the service. Bi And Bi Stand Reiterated "Canadians of French speech should have the same oppor- tunities to share in running the country, politically and econom- ically, as Canadians of English speech; neither should be in any Lovin, of Marion, Indiana, exec-| utive secretary of the church's| extension department. Seeks Discussion ob L. Leva. London, . England, a noted Hebrew Chris- Vesper Service |tian, who will be speaking at! The congregation of St.|Calvary Baptist Church, Dec. 9 Mark's United Church, Whitby,|to 13, will be glad to meet any| will hold its White Gift Service| Jewish people to discuss the this Sunday morning. In the| Gospel of Christ and the whole, evening a vesper service will|true meaning of Christianity. be held by the Canadian Girls} In Training. Special Preacher jing service Christian Science The' verse from Proverbs, "Every word of God is pure; he is a shield unto them that put their trust in him", will be the Golden Text of this Sun- day's Bible Lesson at the First traveller, having seen the great Church of Christ Scientist, Osh-| revival in Cente. ° awa, Commitment Sunday This Sunday at St. George's| Church will present. the Christ- Memorial Anglican Church is Commitment and White Gift Sunday. Parishioners are be- ing asked to bring their com- mitment cards for their giving in 1968, The children of the Church} School will be bringing gifts of | food to make-up the Christmas Cheer baskets for the needy. Adult members are asked to | Rev. Ernest Wilson, of Phila- delphia, will be the special |guest preacher at the 11 a.m. service this Sunday in Emman- uel Baptist Church. Mr. Wilson will speak on the theme of "Re- vival". The speaker is a world Christmas Cantata The choir of Kedron United mas cantata, "The King in the Stable" at 7.30 p.m. this Sun- day. Barbara Taylor, Port Perry; Fred Denshem and Richard Moses will be the fea- |tured soloists. Rid For Needy The congregation of Audley United Church will hold its an- make a special gift to the rector's discretionary fund nual White Gift Service this Sunday. Oshawa Presbytery To Study Realignment Of Churches BROOKLIN -- Oshawa Pres- bytery of the United Church of Canada, at its meeting here, set up a special committee to investigate the possible realign- ment of churches where mem- bers have been depleted due to the population movement. Rev. Dr. H. A. Mellow, minister of Northminster Church, Oshawa, will chair the committee. A welcome was extended to Rev. C. G. Higginson, BA, BD, formerly of Richmond Hill, who was recently inducted as min- ister of St. Paul's Church, Ajax. The presbytery adopted a new Professor Harper expressed concern that, in terms of the| churches' renewal, too many people were going off in too many directions. The ones with the least to communicate were doing most of the communicat-| ing. "There was," said Professor Harper, "'too much competition going on between the various churches." The values of bishops, con- tinued Dr. Harper, were to found a relation to the bishops and history. There always have been bishops, and most of the Gift Service A White Gift Service will be held at 10 a.m. this Sunday in Brooklin United Church. The junior Sunday School will pre- sent the Christmas story an the junior - intermediate choir will sing. In the evening the Canadian Girls In Training will hold-a Candlelight Service. The Explorers and junior - inter- mediate choir will assist. High Fellowship The evening service this Sun- day at First Baptist Church will be conducted by the Baptist High Fellowship. To Tell Story Miss Evelyn Gay will tell the White Gift Story at the morn- in Simcoe Street United Church. Members of the Sunday School will donate gifts. Talented Team The Gospel Crusaders, a team | of young people from Elim) Bible College, Lima, N.Y., will sing at both services at Gibbon Street Evangelical Church. Vesper Service A White Gift Service will be) held at the morning service in Northminster United Church. In the evening the Oshawa Pres- bytery CGIT Vesper Service way directly or indirectly, dis- The United Church of Canada said that to the Royal Com- mission on Bilingualism and Biculturalism in 1964, and it says it again in a booklet just published. The Church's General Council Executive authorized the pub- lication entitled 'Bilingualism and Biculturalism, Recent State- ments of The United Church of Canada," and it has been produced by the Board of Evan- gelism and Social Service. It is being distributed to all min- isters with a recommendation that its contents be studied by church members. The entire content of the Unit- ed Church booklet, six pages in English and six in French, is made up of extracts from the submission of the Church to the Royal Commission on Bilingualism and Biculturalism in June, 1964, plus subsequent statements of the Board of Evan- criminated against or shut out."'|; serve the needy. In a growing community it long since found its place in the religious and social life of Oshawa. For more than 80 years offi- cers of the Army have been located in Oshawa and as in other centres there is a heavy demand upon their time and services. There are few places where the kindly ministrations of the Army officers are not only needed but heartily appre ciated. CITADEL BUILT Services in the. early days of Simcoe and John Streets, was opened. The cornerstone was laid by the late Robert Mc- Laughlin, founder of the Mc- Laughlin Carriage Co. and father. of Col. R. S. Me- gelism and Social Service. The Church's brief, presented by a committee headed by Dr. Eugene A. Forsey of Ottawa, be better provision for French education in the provinces out- side Quebec . . that it should not be taken for granted that French the possibility of French pub- lie schools should be investigat- will be held. | Special Speaker | His subject will be "Hitler, the} Man everyone thought they could use". Science Film | The Moody Institute of Sci-) ence film, "Windows of the Soul" will be shown Sunday at the Oshawa Salvation Army Citadel following the evening) service. | * | Sacrament Service | The minister, Rev. H. Dyck, will conduct the Sacrament of Holy Communion at the morn- ing service this Sunday in Al- bert Street United Church. Guest Mediums Rev. Earl Mortimer and Mrs. M. Wilson will be the guest mediums at the United Spiritu- alist Church of Ontario service Sunday evening. Two Speakers Mrs. B. Brown and Miss B.| Brown will be the speakers at the 2.30 p.m. service this Sun- day at the Oshawa Spiritualist Church. White Gift Service The Sunday School pupils will take part in the White Gift ed and considered." The United Church has French speaking congregations lin Ottawa, Montreal and else-|renovated and redecorated. Fred King will address the|where in the Province of Que-| members of the Oshawa Uni-|pec It maintains a hostel at|1930's the Army increased its tarian Fellowship this Sunday.|pointe-aux-Trembles in east end|social and welfare work as well Montreal for children attending French language Protestant schools, publishes a French- language paper, 'CREDO' in Montreal which is widely read by persons of many denomina- tions, and two years ago open- ed "Dialogue", an ecumenical information centre in downtown Montreal. GIRLS BEAT BOYS HEATHFIELD, England (CP) -- The wives of players in a Sussex amateur soccer team told their husbands: "Even we can beat you"--and they did. recommended that "there should| schools must necessarily be Ro- man Catholic separate schools; | Laughlin and the late George |McLaughlin. | With the passing of the years the membership and the work!| of the Army in Oshawa in-| jecreased to the extent which| jnecessitated the building of an| Jaddition at a cost of $8,000. The} jnew quarters, located at the) jrear of the original citadel, pro-| vided commodious accommoda-| jtion for a band room with lock- lers for instruments and music. |A fine songster room, classroom |and kitchen were also provided. The interior of the hall was During the depression of the jas its charitable operations and jsupplied meals and clothing to |the needy of the community. | In recent years the front of the| \citade] building underwent an) extensive face - lifting which} greatly improved its appear- | ance. At this time, also, the interior was renovated and re- painted. | The pride of the corps is its outstanding group of songsters which this summer sang at Expo in Montreal and its ex- cellant band whose _ stirring) music provides the background} for outdoor meetings and pro-| They ehall to seven. BAPTIST CHURCH Harmony Road $. at Taylor Ave. Baptist Convention of Ont. & Que. Rev. E. K. Smith, B.A., B.th. 9:45 A,M.--Church School Classes for all ages 11:00 Ae SEASON OF MANY M ANINGS" Nursery core provided 7:00 P.M.--'l KNOW YOU NOT" p.m. Bible Study Prayer. A welcome awalts you et Harmony Wednesday 7:30 and ol vides enjoyment during the, ged their hubbi to a match and won eight goals| | . | Hillsdale | HaRMONY ROAD || = Wesleyan Oshawa Salvation Army Ready To Assist Needy THE OSHAWA TIMES, Soturday, December 9, 1967 43 Yemen Government Orders Family Doctor | To Disappear TORONTO (CP) -- Mr. Jus- tice Emmett M. Hall of the Su- True to the teachings of Its|Christmas season with tsipreme Court of Canada said founder, the Salvation Army in/|carols. Thursday night fears are rising Oshawa still stands ready to) One of the more active organi-)ihat the family doctor may be Conscription Of Civilians zations is the Home whose members bring comfort to the patients at the Oshawa |General Hospital visits. ent commanding officer. CATRO (AP) -- Yemen's re-| pulsed. It also reported six rey- publican government ordered) alists were executed publicly by civilians into militia groups). , ; today as royalist pressure was|* firing squad in San'a Thurs- reported: increasing. But a re-| day and said thousands of angry publican representative deniedicitizens dragged the bodies royalist claims they had 'encir-|through the streets and hanged cled San'a, the capital. \them by the city gates. Yemeni President Abdul Rah-| man Iriani was reported en CHRIST MEMORIAL CHURCH route to Cairo Unconfirmed ru-| mors said he had been ousted) (Anglicen) Mary ond Hillcroft Streets League | disappearing. Speaking at a dinner honoring Sidney Liswood, executive di- rector of New Mount Sinai Hos- pital, Mr. Justice Hall said he wondered if at least part of the cost of new medical skills is a loss of personal commitment in with their Major John Wood is the pres- by Gen. Hassan Elamery, com- mander of the armed forces, | but there was also speculation! he was seeking help from Egyp- | medicine. Book Sales | "] make no judgment on this. | I am only presumptuous Seek Record the case of fragmented disci- Y |plines and a high degree of spe- United States book industry is warmth of human commit : ment counting on a vigorous Christ-| that is so essential to your doc- enough' to ask the question: In NEW YORK (AP) he|cialization is the intangible mas trade to help record its All the big, arty editions with \right and reasuring» answer to|"The activities of these royal- were held on street corners and, 7 i Iti i in fact, almost any place the|l5th straight year. of higher 'Ors Se available to|tian President Nasser. SERVICES officers could find accommoda-|sales. faerlig ee | contradicting | Soviet seports 8:00 A.M tion. Later, as the work de-| The total by Dec. 31 should be| Mr. Justice Hall, who was/jof "heavy fighting' around! veloped, more commodious|Close to $2,500,000,000 and to} Chairman of the federal royal) San'a and the evacuation of all 11:00 A.M quarters were secured and in|achieve this goal, a good Christ-/Covam, Sst0n on health services, |foreigners, a high-ranking . re-| =) ds 1910 the citadel, at the corner|mas season is essential. |Said doctors must give a forth-|publican diplomat in Cairo said. 7:00 P.M. big prices, have been laid on|the fears of the elderly andjists and disgruntled republicans display counters with care and|Young that the family doctor| are extremely limited." their very presence signals the -- be disappearing. | San'a radio reported fighting] start of the big Christmas book! east and west of the capital and| buying season. | }said the royalists had been re-| No matter what happens,) Popular comic performer Ar- Nursery Care at 11 a.m. Service Vednesday, 10:00 a.m. Holy Communion STANG SIGNED however, next spring these nold Stang has been signed for! oversize volumes will be dras-!a role in Hello, Down There, an tically marked down or the){yan Tors comedy remainder sold to wholesalers. s Nothing seems to interfere with sales growth. Charts show an almost uninterrupted upward slant for the last 20 years, sup- ported by growing population. The New Lyceum Modern Philosophic Spiritualism HEAR Healings Lectures federal wn int a rising demand me 2 as for knowledge. ack to the Bible . ° | Broadcast Mediumship ROSSLAND ROAD ane ae Sundays at 7:00 P.M. -- Storie Hall FREE METHODIST Pastor: Rev. R. H. James 725-1280 9:30 - 10:00 aim. FOR INFORMATION CALL 725-7433 10:00 a.m.--Sunday School 11:00 A.M.--"'Prophesied"' 7:00 P.M.--"'The Value of the Word" Monday 6:30 P.M.--C.Y.C. Wed. 8:00 P.M.--Prayer & Bible ALBERT STREET GOSPEL HALL 1 1 1350 RADIO 50 Albert St., Oshawa tudy Your Friendly Community Church i ORDER OF MEETINGS SUNDAY -- DECEMBER 10th RIE STREET FREE METHODIST ils Off Simcoe Street (next after Bloor) R . L Minister -- Rev. C. M. Bright 725-3872 emembering the Lord Junlor Church Up to 11 Years Provided Te 12:00 P.M. : 10:00 A.M:---SUNDAY SCHOOL Sunday School -- Adult Bible Class 11:00 A.M.--FAMILY WORSHIP HOUR 7:00 P.M "LATE! | . M MM, 7:00 P.M--FAMILY GOSPEL HOUR Gospel Rev. Ernie Wilson speaks on Revival Tuesday, 7:30 P.M.--Prayer and Bible Study Tues. 6:30 p.m. -- Christian Youth Crusoders Saturday, 7:30 P.M.--Ministry Meeting, Thurs. -- W.MS. Fi. -- 7:80 PM EMMY, | ALL ARE HEARTILY WELCOME Hillsdale Public School Oshawa Bivd, N., Minister Rev. Walter Jewell 305 Rossland Road East | 9:45 AM, SUNDAY SCHOOL 11:00 A.M, PUBLIC WORSHIP "HE IS COMING" 7:00 P.M. EVENING CHAPEL ] ' 5 ; In the Parsonage committee structure whereby|orthodox churches still continue| Service being held at 7.30 p.m. r, oy . - the 18 presbytery committees|them. This, he said, might well|/Sunday at Harmony United "THE CONSTRAINTS -D CHURCH are now grouped into five di-|make the task of greater church| Church. | ARE YOU OF THE COMMITTED' visions each with a divisional/union easier to bring about. | EVERYONE WELCOME | STREET chairman, The new divisions} Moreover, he contended, the| | 4 are: congregational life and|role of the bishop was a sym-l| (NITED SPIRITUALIST PERPLEXED ? ¢ World on its heart. work, missions, ministry, fi-|bolic one. He stood for the esAnGIee RELIBION en, L.T.C.M. nance and stewardship, and|symbol of unity in relation to mn Len communications the Universal Church. Another CHURCH OF ONTARIO AND | Concern was expressed re-|point of importance is that the Orange Temple ] garding the giving to the mis-|bishop has an administrative) 9 Jones WORLD AFFAIRS | AY sionary and maintenance ~-- authority. | Bruce St., Oshawa i of the church. It was state | ( ; i; : tairs) 4 givings throughout the Bay of 5 ps Christendom Rev. S. J. Hillier Quinte Conference are up more ST. GEORGE'S Tomorrow?! Evelyn Gay than $1,000; while givings with-| ANGLICAN CHURCH SUNDAY, DEC. .10th A t "u rd pore tale id are conn Bagot and Centre Sts 2:30 P.M Ss ray eais ihe stortling signe eae by more than $1, : t icance behind world news vA an acening taeeticg in the The Rev. Canon F. G. Ongley, M.A. | HEALING and MESSAGE By Robert Roberts, might ee with PROPHECIES next tly'! --Offer christian education centre, Pro- The Rev. R. G. Brooks, $.Th., | SERVICE well solve your problems. id oe Idwelt fessor T. W. Harper, of Wy- ci bali Jee ahha 462 age Monday - Saturday eliffe College, Toronto, addres-|} . SUNDAY, DECEMBER 10th -- 7:00 P.M. ook may be borrowed a 9:05-9:35 P.M. sed the clergy and laymen of| COMMITMENT, AND WHITE GIFT DIVINE SERVICE the Public Library or pur- Ee ON : * 11 AM. the subject "The Bishop, Neces- | Services Gijest Madians Dawn" Book Supply, Mid- 10:30 - 11:00 P.M sity or Medaeval Frill." i) 9:00 a.m. - 11:00 am. Rev. Earl Morti | fond" Bonk Building. 47-49 :30- 11:00 P.M. | Uufe | 7:00 p.m. OY. BOT TOTIMEr |} Rye Lane, London, S.E. 15, Nursery care at the 11:00 a.m. |) Mrs. M. Wilson |} England. ¢ services. H i} -D CHURCH GRACE HEARN QASIM, |] ALL WELCOME | ord Cover - «price 12 ] | if shillings. For further inform- TO OUR LOVED ONES SSLAND RD.) } | | ation, write Box 121, Osh- , B.A., B.D, LUTH ERAN ! ) || awa Post Office. \, BPoed, E gel] || teoncamzen cuvaca | naton Lutheren Church -- Canoda vange OF JESUS CHRIST | 1350 RADIO (Mo. Synod) Pentecostal Church | ; | It is a beautiful gesture of love and INS; ard nore philep yr had 374 Farewell Ave. OF LATTER DAY SAINTS | SERVICES devotion to the memory of a mother, ev. Philip Fiess, Mi r : z I e ' ' TELEPHONE 728-2175 dasa ae wail: || (World Headquarters, Independence, |! NITED 9:45 A.M. father, wife, husband, daughter, son | Harold Witte--Vicar | Missourl) | SUNDAY SCHOOL 2 . or those. beyond the immediate family SUNDAY SERVICES | | aes a eae th tea i ; 9:45 AM--Sundoy School, Youth || ORANGE TEMPLE | PENTECOSTAL 11:00 A.M. circle, a faithful friend or kin. an lu) bie lasses. \ eal 11:00 A.M.--Morning Worship, |] SIMCOE & BRUCE, OSHAWA | MORNING WORSHIP In the sincere hope of rendering a SUNDAY SERVICES "Building Today, fhe Church of | 7:30 P.M helpful satvice to these who wish fo omorrow". . ° . . 8 ; ; as Q ' ndliness vane a 78 Eee ne in SUNDAY 'SERVICES Cuuren EVANGELISTIC select an appropriate memoriam Relati Y i Ife", ae ' ; , REACH < sities | tues 9:90 tom veung People | 320 Ritson Rd., South bday Cm oiale rod og notice for Christmas time, The Classi- i ; | Wed. 7:30: P.Ma--Midweek Public || 10:00 A.M. -- Oshawa -- 723-6325 Friday -- Youth Service -- 8 p.m. fied Department of the Oshawa Times 11:00 A.M. i: Double Club. | ee Service, CHURCH SCHOOL Rev. B. J. Church--Postor | For Transportation Call 723-6325 will once again publish a special page ervice MORNING WORSHIP Wt Gee Gotan etter te voor for ehildren end adulte an ; : i} ership, Hour, oll children 12 years: | A FRIENDLY CHURCH THAT WELCOMES YOU of Memoria! Tributes on Saturday, | The Annual hg Program will | 11:00 AM. ------ December 23rd e pl unday evening, : "MVM, =f Lee aoe eae MORNING WORSHIP . CHURCH FAITH ing Dees thy 7:00 me og | OSHAWA SPIRITUALIST CHURCH To ensure that your "In Memoriam" 5 WORSHIP | Brench Of Toronto Spiritualist Temple appears at this time, phone the Classi- -- Lutheran Church | Pastor: REV. E. M. McGRATH fied Department Before, Wednesday, , (Eastern Canada Synod) | C H R I S eg! A N S # I E N C E December 20th. The Rev. Henry Fischer | : BLY FAMILY CHURCH 'Poster -- 728-2758 | FIRST CHURCH -- 64 COLBORNE ST, EAST NEW PREMISES Minister | Branch of The Mother Church -- The First Church of Cnrist Scientist Assistant In Boston, Massachusetts ss Masonic Temple and Organist - 91 CENTRE ST. et METCALF MASONIC SUNDAY SCHOOL -- 11:00 AM. e scale "E TEMPLE BLDG. SUNDAY SERVICE -- 11:00 A.M. 2:30 P.M.--Healing and Spirit Greeting cap 91 Centre St. ", 5 Pp f M 7} | SPEAKERS -- OSHAWA ue 723-3492 t 9:45 A.M, God, The Preserver o an . saNDAY S00 re os ore Mrs. B. Brown and Miss B. Brown WHITBY -- 668 3703 Wed. Service (Includes testimonies! .M, | ae i i me é dlinger 11 AM, READING ROOM CORNER ONTARIO AND BOND STS. 7:00 P.M.--Divine Service and Spirit Greeting THE Monday to Friday -- 12 noon-5 p.m. ! FRIDAY 8 P.M.--Open Circle in Blue Light 4 Baby Care SERVICE (Excepting Holideys) | Healing and Development. = off} I ie Listen te The Bible Specks Ye You CKLB 9 A.M. Every Sunday ALL ARE WELCOME