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J Aurora Augmt I B it By the Rev E Minister Emeritus The Christian Baptist Church Newmarket PROFESSION or PASSION One of our Professors related the story of a young man who had graduated from a well known Medical College in the United States His father who was a successful physician and surgeon took his son to Europe where they spent some time visit ing famous Medical Colleges and where the son took further post graduate work On their way home aboard an ocean liner the father during the day found companionship among the older passengers while the son associated with people nearer his own age One afternoon the father along with others heard the nevertobeforgotten cry Man over board Instinctively the father joined the ships crew in keeping the crowds back while a limp form was lifted over the railing and placed on the deck The ships doctor was called and he began the work of artificial respiration After some time the Doctor said It is of no use he is dead The surrounding crowds melted away and as the father turned around he recognized his son the victim of the tragedy At once he rushed to him and attempted to re new the effort of resuscitation Again the ships doctor said It is of no use he is dead The father said He is my son my only child Let me try So the ships doctor kindly permitted him to do his best The father tried first one method then another working with precision and rhythm as recommended by the specialists It wasnt long until there was a gasp a sigh and the son began breathing and was successfully brought back to life The point of the story is that the ships doctor worked at his profession the father worked with a passion I believe you will find the same characteristics today in the business commercial and professional world Those who succeed are not those who perform their tasks in a perfunctory manner with their eyes on the clock keeping well within bounds of the allotted time for their task The one who succeeds in the real sense of the word is the one who delights in a job well done One who is anxious to place his product in competition with others for comparison striving all the while to show forth a work that will reflect credit to his skill intelligence and integrity The same principles are to be found in the reli gious world Take two Sunday School teachers One has had a class for nearly two years She feels that it is high time some one else took it for a while so she can be free to enjoy Sunday once more The other teacher loves the children in her class She sees great possibilities in the future for these young people if they get the proper training early in life She uses every possible moment to prepare the lesson and herself before meeting with the class each Sunday Then prays earnestly and fervently that the seed sown will bear the desired fruit in Gods own time To her the class is not a burden from which to seek relief but a Godgiven joy to have a part in their training Or here is a Sunday School superintendent who was persuaded to take over because the former superintendent moved away or resigned and no one else would do it After awhile he becomes dis couraged because all the work has been piled on him and he has been tied down every Sunday while others better qualified than he so he thinks were enjoying a lovely drive through the countryside Then there is the other superintendent who numbly accepts the honor and by seeking Divine guidance seeks to organize his staff so the work can be carried on in the most efficient manner By taking a deep interest in the school he rejoices to sec others taking a like interest The same comparison could be made among the various officers of the church the mens clubs the womens organizations and the work among the young people Auld Ki Mr and Mrs H Marshall Muriel St New market celebrated their wedding anniversary recently They were entertained by their family at a dinner and received many gifts and good wishes Guide Company Erects Centennial Totem Pole KETTLEBY The 1st Girl Guide Com pany have a permanent Cen tennial reminder They ed a 30 foot totem pole paint ed it and after showing it at the Schomberg Fair erected it beside the youth centre in the Fair Grounds The work and hours put into this fine Cen tennial will be seen by local residents for years to come at the youth centre were weekend guests at the home of Mrs Mitchell BRADFORD Fortyfive years before Confederation the first congregation of the Presbyterian Church was or ganized in West Township on January 6 Fortyfive years after the ob servance of the centenary of this event in a centen nial service was conducted in this centennial year of Con federation at the Auld Kirk churchyard on Sunday July 23 The idea of holding a cen tennial service originated with Mrs Wilfred Lang Bond Head The members of the Scotch Settlement Couples Club took up the idea last Spring With the cooperation of the trustees of the Auld Kirk cemetery the service was arranged Ross Elliott president was supported in this centennial project by every member of the group Mrs Edgar Lloyd Mrs Bill and Mrs Wilfred Lang sup ported by their husbands and the rest in the planning and working cleaned and reno vated the old church building which was erected in Regular services have not been held in it since The last service was held in 1885 The trustees under the leadership of Knccshaw arranged to have the walls and ceiling redecorated Antiques were loaned by many people Two oil lamps hung from the ceiling above the centre aisle The key of the lock on the second church building built by the Selkirk settlers in and later de molished to make way for the present building was on dis play Other items included the Crown deed of the land deeded to John and Jane from land was obtained by the Selkirk sett- The Committee of Stewards of York Pines is planning a beef barbecue for September Air and Mrs Bobbins and family and Mrs Shirley Archer fines Vows HILL The Maple Hill Baptist Church was the scene on July for the mar riage of Donna Marie Fines of Newmarket to David John Archer son of Mr and Mrs Archer of Newmarket Rev Rowan officiated The bride was given in marriage by her father The brides gown was white floor length chiffon and lace with shoulder length veiL Matron of Honor was Mrs Barry sister of the bride Bridesmaids were Mrs Bruce Fines and Miss Pat Cass on Matron of Honor and brides maids were dressed in shrimp floorlength chiffon empire style with matching theatre coats and headpieces Groomsman was Ivan Fos ter brother in law of the groom Ushers were Bruce Fines brother of the bride and John Galbraith At the reception held at South Keswick Church Hall the brldes mother wore green lace with white accessories The grooms mother wore blue lace with a threequarter length coat The couple left for a honey moon trip to Expo following which will reside In Van couver KESWICK UNITED CHURCH welcomes you 1115 am Morning Services Minister Rev Milton OF THE NAZARENE I Organist Miss Haines Choir Director Mr Fred am Bible School 11 am 7 pm Rev Mrs Decks from Toronto Singing and Preaching in Both Services 730 pm Tuesday Family Night You are invited to these Services VICTORY BAPTIST CHURCH Fellowship Corner of Arthur and Newton Streets If yon were born in You should apply now for your OLD AGE SECURITY PENSION By applying now you will receive your first payment In January when persons who have reached the of become eligible for Old Security If you were born in 1901 You should make application for your Old Age Security pension six months before your 67th birthday An Old Age Security application form may be obtained at your local Post or by writing to the Regional Director of Old Age Security in the capital city of your province With it you will receive a pamphlet giving full information about Old Age Security v A- GUARANTEED INCOME SUPPLEMENT won us your Old Ae Security pension approved yon will lie Kent information admit the Income Supplement ami an form You may ton with your Art Security pension will you monthly Income of at leant ISSUED BY THE HON ALLAN J MINISTER THE DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL HEALTH AND WELFARE HOLDING FORTH NHS THE OF LIFE Pastor Perkins am Family Bible School am MORNING WORSHIP Speaker Mr Cook Soloist Mr Ed Tower pm EVENING SKHVICK Speaker Mr It Cook Soloist Miss Fletcher ST ANDREWS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Eagle it Main Newmarket Rev I McElwaln Minister am Joint Worship in Trin ity United Church with Mr preaching Messages from Psalms YOU RELIEVE GOSPEL HALL Davis Dr Newmarket Lords Day- Breaking of Bread am SS and Bible Class a Rivcrdrive Park SS 3 pm Gospel Meeting pm Tuesday- Prayer and Bible Study 8 Welcome CHRISTIAN BAPTIST CHURCH Main Street Newmarket Rev Vletor Hall Pastor Rev Smalley Minister Emeritus Organist Mr Keith Profit am Sunday School am Morning Worship Wednesday 8 pm Prayer Meeting See You at Church This Sunday PARKSIOE J fa I III J REV Norman Pastor WedAl Christs Ambassa dors be at the Church at 7 pm for games followed by Devotions Aug am Sunday School am and pm Norman Preaching Tues Aug Study and Prayer Meeting You aro always welcome at CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH Wellington Street Wel Aurora North of Water Tower- Sunday School in Ages am Morning Worship CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICE AND SUNDAY It am each Sunday Sharon Public School GRACE CHURCH SI Pastor Rev Wed pm Prayer Meet ing Sun am Sunday School II am Morning Worship 7 pm Gospel Service Guest Speaker Rev Jack Hart from Pategonln welcomes you CHRISTIAN REFORMED 333 Davis Drive Newmarket The Rev J SMI 111 SERVICES am Sunday School service pm Hutch language only every first Sunday of ho month Sunflower Clubs for girls of every Thursday 11111 Story singing and games Compass Clubs for hoys of years every Friday evening at pm Story singing crafts and games RACK TO HOUR radio urogram every Sunday The Roy Dr Joel 1130 Toronto- MX Richmond Hill- 1310 In ko 1350 he FREE METHODIST CHURCH Corner and Queen St Newmarket Rev Kemp Minister Airs Roy Martin Organist Bob Gibbons Pianist am Sunday School for all ages am Morning Worship pm Gospel Service 8 pm Prayer Bible Study Plan to Worship during your Vacation All Welcome FAITH TABERNACLE Si it Davis This is your personal Invi tation To Hear Evangelist Tom Johnson ami Bob Coy this Saturday night 8 pm Special Feature Paul Moore at the Organ FAITH TABERNACLE SI AT DAVIS DRIVE MEMORIAL CHURCH Vivian Ontario No and Vivian ltd Sunday School 1000 am Morning Worship 1 1 am Evening Gospel Service pm Prayer Meeting and Study Wednesday even ing pm CHURCH OF CHRIST Our to the Regular services arc held our New location Davis amS It Worship pin Gospel Service a pm Toes Study- Prayer J Minister A welcome awaits you FRIENDS MEETING STREET am Meeting for Worship also at Voiige Street Meeting All When we seek lad with mind and receptive heart Ho mokes His presence known it St Pauls Church Anglican Cfnr of ITK Mr 1 Morrison Til SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY Holy Communion Moiuing St Senium Hour In the Harden 1 Ihily Baptism TRINITY UNITED CHURCH MAIN ST ami PARK ONTARIO Minister it Norman Pica to am Common us till Sept A I the folk from Congregation Mr Nana HI Andruws Church worship other vlnltmu for a cemetery In On this site the first church building a log structure was built In On view an atlas dated which includes a map of West Township inscribed with the names of those resi ding on each parcel of land The Tweedsmuir history of the area including Bond Head Bradford and West was of much interest Rev W min ister of St Johns Bradford and Second West Presbyterian Churches con ducted the service In the afternoon Mr and Mrs John Dawson are their recent marriage at Trinity Anglican Church Aurora The bride la the former Judith daughter of Mr and Mrs Frederick of the groom la the son of Mr and Mrs Henry Dawson of Toronto Photo by Holder SAVEASYOUSEW WOOL FLANNEL Sate A Yard wool with nylon for strength In glowing Fall Plum purple sold pine berry brown royal navy medium grey charcoal width Res yd 267 WINTER WOOLENS Sate Up To LSI A 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