The Ottawa Citizen from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • 4

THE CITIZEN lay Io, w7 4 J' I Former Ottawan Moslems Killed James Siinp-oii tJirre teacher. raise rf rep.r;a i thrm by school Irwpertor 'Ask Universities For Home Life, SI) IS I) A SCHOOL LESSON Akinir Board Of Education Itr BUXTON. England sReutersi Bruno universities iia txt-a got a frrnd of impartial ('wo'wn. VYe ha- jr.1,,1 iml heritage of fr- speech, frey-rlom of assembly, freedom of I anrt freedom nf tha Drew. aski-d io offer degrees tor mar- NORTH BsY 'CT' -The Rate-riaae and home life.

papers and Parens Associatw'i of H. B. Jnsieby. edjcatwa secre- Ferri West near htrt tary of the marriage guidance has decided io demand the rei-council, totd a cwfereace here i Banna of the township public Anri thj, because mimmw in xere.lm tho freedoms bu dt- (agreed with us, we firm the riehis' we have denied demand for Th fx', form School tea- iin 5' vi Of P.f li wr, t. ootik i- i.

ij-w. By Roy Smith There are some liberie eaeh generation must make n'y m- cure, iffli rights be for ever me my ttor: must be renewed, and some Abraham ih fathpr of Abraham, liw tamer of Isaac. rwved arrow the Und of Pro mie mmt Bd iff his own lype ff eivilizatiwt. 1 hen bin bai'k aj turned 1 1 ALGIERS Reuters! were reported k.ilrd I rd wounded Algiers Friday I JfU ia A :x.t.r. affray rnfh.

NT rem ru .1 tru trcr killed. rh He was married, in Coventry, Engiar-d, in 1904, to the former Alice Allsop, who died io 1853. Mr. Sandiand leaves a daughter, Mrs. Earl Cahill tDoroth at Sault Ste.

Marie; and two grandchildren. The funeral service was held at St. Luke'a Cathedral, Sault Ste. Marie, Burial was in nearby I Greenwood Cemetery. LA.

F. Sanderland tit i.e. been received her Word has of the desih ia Sault St, Marie, of A. Francis Sandiand, an ern- pioye of what Si now Us Urpsrt- merit of Veteran Affairs here for Sir, ear, lie was 77. Sandland had resided In f'Urwtri his from the Canadian Army in 1916.

During hi stay in Ottawa he was a member of All Saints PEMRROK.E iSta'fi A of has been a resident of Pembroke lor 23 years, James Simpson died here. He was 71. The body is resting at the Mil- colrn Deavi't Fuuerai Home end service will be held at Holy Trimly Cburch. Burial will follow in the Anglican Cemetery. Mr.

Simpson tame to Canada in 19 .3 and was originally employed by the t. B. Eddy Company in Ottawa, laier moving tj Pembroke as general foreman of tfceir factory. He leaves hir- wife, three son. Aian.

Donald and Robert, all of Pesebroke; three daughters, Mr. Lionel Grinham, Ottawa; Mrs. To OS! 11 school board of education if the board does not conduct an ines-tieaiion the fu of three Tweedsmmr Public School teachers. The association demand rse out of the board recent decision net to renew th wniracts of raJ i OtU until hi retirement from iaac, the Old Tetament fer. ri i 104a Uad a state foveroment aervice in 1W, mWaJ and ethic' maturity when Born in Birmingham, Errand, to live at neare iaie toot up residence in Ottawa tre ent-mie of Israe! up the rare degree of leif-d inapt me.

He vti'i When Isaac returned to 4 0 man who cotiid he found it nwessary to re-, a an) m0Ve fm to dssj the wells. Olberwiae his claim 1 arather. priiing peace abevt Jo the land would have been for-' and life would have beco-. Rlt h(, wt mmethm ht the Mr XX ANGLICAN BAPTIST ST. MATTHEW'S CHURCH Caritni Aveau star Rank Street R.

Erie CH karma, B.A. Be. St Brur Alack, B.A Rector A.suUnt Gerald P.K.C.O.. Orianist and Ckoiraaailtf EASTER IV 8.00 a.m. Holy Communion 11,00 a.m.

Choral Eucharist, Preacher, The Rev, A. Crowfoot, D.D. former Dean of Quebec 7.00 p.m. Evensong. Preacher, The Rector Holy Communion Wednesday, 7 a.m.; Thursday, 10 a FOURTH AVENUE RAPTIST Baak at roortk Atrnue Baptist CoBventioa Ontaria aad qurhee Mlnisten Be.

E. Cameras 1.0 OrjaBlM! Mu fewlrr. LR A.M. 10 a m. Sunday School, Bible Class.

11 a Nursen', Primarr 11 a.m. MORNING WORSHIP 130 p.m. EVENING WORSHIP The minister will preach at both servicri You are invited to worship with us The United Church of Canada CENTRETOWN CHRIST CHURCH CATHEDRAL Sparki St. Bear I. 19 Holy Communion II.

00 a Choral Eucharist The Very Rev. i. Anderson TJ0 p.m. Cathedral Xvensonf The Bev. T.

H. ODriscolt MrPHAIL BAPTIST Bronsoa Afesna at Lifgar Re. E. K. Smitk, Minister P.

Brandow, A CI Organist Bible Class 10 a.m. Nursery and Sunday School 11.00 a n. 11.90 a.m. O.V BEING ALL THINGS TO ALL MEN" an Mftcalfa South of Parliament Rill DOMINION Viirti Two Block! MinUtar: Ra. Maurlca a.

McLuhaa Onanist and Choirmaater: Mr. Melria I. A.T.C.M. 11.00 a.m. "HELL" (Life After Death) Nursery and Church School CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH Cor.

Main and Eeiy Are. 7.30 "OUR WORRIES ST. MATTHIAS CHURCH Parkdal Atenue Clergr, He. Canoa Roach M.A O. tram 8.00 a m.

Holy Communion 11.00 am. Choral Eucharist and Sermon "HOW CHRIST IS KNOWN TO US THROUGH THE HOLY SPIRIT" Preacher: The Rector 7.00 p.m. Evensong: Rev, A. Evans Organist and Choirmaster: Wm. T.

Armstrong Rev. Maurice R. McLuhan at both Services 945 a m. Bible School Classes For All Ages 11.00 a.m. Morning Worship "AN UNHEEDED WARNING" 7.30 p.m.

Evening "Worship "THE TRUE VINE" Wednesday. 8 p.m. Bible Study and Prsvrr "STUDIES IN THE BOOK OF RUTH" We Believe In The Plenary inspiration Of The Scripture You Are Always Welcome At Calvary Church McLEOD STREET Corner Ban and MeLeod Streets Minuter: Be A Haita. B.A. B.D Orjanut: Jar Stoddart, A CR T- Mua Bae.

8 4S and 11,00 a.m. Church School 1100 am. "TIMfcS THAT TRY MEN'S SOULS" No Evening Service CHALMERS O'Connor and Ministers-. Re A. Leonard Griffith, ST.

GEORGE'S CHURCH Metcalfe at Gloucester Rector The Rer. L. i. Baird. B.A.

S30 a.m. Holy Communion 11.00 a.m. Holy Communion and Sermon "Walking With Jesus" 7.0O p.m. Evening Prayer and Sermon "The Third Commandment" J. vv.

Trs er ftftij iht pria- At a h'-ff Tfcursdajf wight the also formed a com mi t-t tee to tsi oihvf (chool hoards if they were with the work of lospector Tru'er, Tuesday the board of ed-i ucaiioa lM an fltiesa-t rn iiie teaihera wouid not be rehired, but each wouid he given a letter of recommendation, The board promised the delegation that in future St iil meet uitn teachers, pruiefpali and i tv.e inspector to dwcuis any nat- isiricory teacher reports before 1 taking actum. FIRST BAPTIST CHUR(H Laarler at Kisia Re. Stuart Ivison, Miaiitei Dr. Gordon Hard, OrgatiUt t.ii a m.Main Church School 1 10 45 a m. Nursery and Primary 11.09 am.

The- buh that burned but was not consumed" 7.30 p.m. "A Text that i Nobody' i'avourMc' Re D. B. OUe Minuier HIGHLAND PARK BAPTIST Rev. B.

S. Else, S.A., u. Sirs. J. A.

Ferguson, Organist and Choir Leader 45 a.m. Sunday Srhool 1160 a.m. Nursery 11,00 a.m. MORNING WORSHIP T30 WORSHIP BAIIA'I BAIIA'I WORLD FAITH "CREATOR OF ALL IS OMt GOD" Regular discussion groups Plesse pnone CE-ewS. CE3S6S0.

In Eastvlew SH 0-7448, SL PAH'S LUI RERAN (Miranurt Synod) Wilbrod ana King idwaid Bet. R. A Rita. 8.0 CI 4-0321 9 00 m. German 9 4S a m.

Sunday School 10.00 a.m. Bible Classes 1100 a Producers of TV's "THIS IS THE LIKE" and Radio' "The Lutheran MOUNT CALVARY LUTHERAN Riverview Public School Knox Cres. and Drake Ave. 9.30 i 10.30 a m. THE StttVICE METHODIST WESLEYAN METHODIST Re Carroll Brrntllager.

M.A. ID, During Construction of New Sanctuary Located at HOPEWELL PUBLIC SCHOOL AUDITORIUM (Entrance on Sunnysid Avenue) 45 a Sunday School 11.00 a.m. MORNLMG yVORiiHIP 7 30 EVENING WORSHIP Sunday, 1 30 p.m-Youtb Services A Cordial Welcome Ta All CITY VIEW Merit! Rd at Canter Blt. Ret Edgingtoa B.A, rastor SfN'DAy SERVlOtS 45 a.m Sunday School 1 1.00 a m. MORNING WORSHIP 7.30 p.m.

EV ANT. FUSTIC SERVICE KEN RON'EY Missionary to Uie Northland. Tuesday, May Its, 00 Congregational Meeting GOSPEL SCIENCE Friday that enterprising universities should intrfxiuce a cmtrse training students for mamage. John Kuyl, Toronto; and Mrs. Arnold Maiioy, Renfrew; two sisters and one brother ia Scotland; 1 15 grandchildren.

ALL SAINTS CHURCH Comer Laurler At. E. and Ckapel St Rector: Re. John L. Duncan, A.

a.m. Holy Communion 11 t.m Sunday School 11 am. CONFIRMATION' The Lord Bishop of Ottawa SO p.m, Evensong Friday, 10.30 a.m. Holy Communion CHURCH OF ST. BARNABAS A.

M. Corner Kent and James Streets Rector: Re. J. W. Cornisk EASTER IV 800 a m.

Mattins S.30 a.m. Holy Communion 11.00 a SOLEMN EUCHARIST AND SERMON 7.30 p.m. SOLEMN EUCHARIST AND DEVOTIONS SATURDAY MAY 2S 8.30 ajn. 500 p.m. QUIET DAY: for the men of the Deanery of Ottawa conducted by the Lord Bishop of Ottawa.

ST. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN Wellington and Ottawa. Kent Ont. Streets, Minister: A Ian Burnett. D.D.

The Re. Assistant to the Minister: The Re L. Sams A Organist: Mr Carman Milligan. Mus.Bac. M.Mut, li.OG a.m.

MORNING WORSHIP The, Minister 11.00 a.m. Nursery and Sunday School 7.30 p.m. EVENING WORSHIP The Minister Broadcast Over Station CFRA (560) ST. STEPHEN'S Parkdale Avenue at Sherwood Drlte Minister: The Re. George H.

Sparks, B.A. Organist and Choir Director: Mr. John Ambrose 11 a.m. and 7.30 p.m. PUBLIC WORSHIP Sunday School: 10 a.m.

Primary to Senior II a.m. Nursery and Beginner CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH CITY VIFW Meritale Road and Rolph Ret, Paul a. Scbrotenboer. Th.D. Telephone CF 1-gSU Morning 10 English Sunday School 12 00 Evening 7 30 Dutch 1 The Church ot the "Back to God Hour" CFRA Sundav 8 I 30 WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN 410 Roosevelt Ate.

South of Richmond Rd. Minister: Ret. C. Creclmaa, M.B.K.. M.A., B.D, Organist and Cboir Leader: Mr.

S. MacDonaid Smith 9 45 a.m. Main Sunday School 11.00 a m. Nurscrv and Beginner 11 00 a m. and 7.30 "THE MINISTERS ANNIVERSARY" 'Sermon Theme Visitors Welcome Director of Religious Education.

Mis Jeie MacLeod. B.A. Organiat and Cholrmaater. VVUliam France, Mm 6.45 a.m. Youth Fellowship and Young Peoples' Bible Class 11.00 a.m.

Infant Nursery and Church School 11.00 a.m. "CAN WE PRAY FOR OTHERS?" Rev. A. Leonard Griffith 7.30 p.m. "UNBELIEF AT ITS WORST" Rev.

J. D. McCrae, MOM CLAIR- BOULEVARD BAPJIS'l CHURCH SI Montciair Hull Pastor: Ret natungtoa 10 00 a.m. Bible Schot For All Ages 11.00 a.m. Rev.

Douglas Lambie nf Burklngham Special Music 7.00 m. "Does The Bible Establish the Papacy?" 8.1S p.m trench Servira WESTBORO BAPTIST -CHURCH S07 Richmond Road, East nf Churrhlll Minister: Rer. R. D. Holme 10.00 a.m.

Bible School ror Everyone It 00 a.m. THE PASTOR WILL PiiEAfH On Occasion of 6th Anniversary 7.30 p.m. REV. "BOB" RUMBALL, B.A., D. Eventide Hour Film; "WIRETAPPER" Plan to Attend ST.

JOHN'S CHURCH Elgin at Somerset "THE CHURCH WITB IHfc OPEN DOOR" The Re, vv i. Robinson Rector The Re. Lloyd Lake, Assistant Rector THE FOURTH SUNDAY AFTER EASTER 1, 00 a HOLY COMMUNION 9,15 a.m. FAMILY COMMUNION SERVICE BRING YOUR BOYS AND GIRLS PREACHER: THE REV. E.

LLOYD LAKE JESUS IN THE SCHOOLROOM 11.00 a.m. MORNING PRAYER AND SERMON (BROADCAST C.K.O.Y.) PREACHER: THE RECTOR RESURRECTION APPEARANCES (4) IN THE GARDEN 7.30 p.m. EVENING PRAYER AND MSERON PREACHER: THE RECTOR GOD HEALS 2l BY THE TEMPLE GATE During Evensong Miss Carol Easter will be Commissioned for Sundny School Caravan work Thursday holy communion 7.15 and 10.00 a.m. STEWARTON Bank at Arjyle orld of stne. It caHed for a i av rif Dermaneot civiiization be.

hind him, which was more titaa bis enemie Hid. Aa Altar, a Hsme, Well There is something rarely significant in the fact that Isaac "built an altar," "pitched a tent," and "dug a well." In those three acts he fulfilled the demands of great citizenship. He established worship, he provided for his family, and be made bis economy secure. There is something so very futile about erecting a house in w'hieh there is no family religion. ind in trying to make our economy secure without making our souls also secure.

History has way of remkioin? a that no economic iie is secure in those lands or among thovp people who have no altar and who warship no Cod. Cnpvrijjht 1957 hy the rivlina nf Chrtotian Education, National Council if th Clwhe of Chrbt in tht United Stale of America. Mrs, S. Crawford SOUTH MOUNTAIN Mrs. Samue! Crawford, 76.

died Friday in her home at Mountain after a long illness. Born at Relds Mills, she was the former Margaret Allen, riaughler of the late Mr. and Mrs John Allen. She was married twice first to John Alien, who predeceased her several years ago, and three years ago to Samuel Crawford. She had lived at Mountain since her second marriage.

Besides her husband she leaves a brother, William Allen of Toronto, and two sisters, Mrs. A Austin and Mrs. George tartf, noth of Wakefield, Funeral will be held at 2 p.m Monday from her home to the United Church at Mountain, where the service will, be conducted by Rev. Gerald Fee. Interment will be in Reids Mills Cemetery.

L. Smith SHAWVFLLE fSpeclai)) Lewis Leonard Smith, 55, station agent for the CNR at Bristol, died suddenly at his home Wednesday following a heart seizure. An adherent of St, Andrew's United Church in Bristol, he was a member of the Order of Railway Telegraphers and for some years wis a nifinnpr or iajl. ryo. diu at Beachburg.

Born in the Beachburg district, he was a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Smith. He work ed for many years on his father's farm, continuing there after his father's death. He joined the railway 15 years ago.

He was stationed first at Cardinal, and was transferred to Bristol a year later. He was married in 1927 to the former Anna Briscoe, who survives. He also leaves two sons, Darwin and Versil of Bristol; two daughters. Miss Beth Smith of Ottawa, and Arlene. at home; and I wo brot hers, William of Beachburg, and Stewart of Castleford.

Ont. The funeral i held from the William Hayes and Sons Funeral Home to St. Andrew's United Church. The service was conducted by the pastor, Rev. Ren Taylor, assisted by Rev.

Basil Lons of Quyort" United Church. Interment was at Norway Bay, Que. Goodfellow Mrs, Charlotte Goodfellow, widow of William Goodfellow, who predeceased her 10 years ago, died on Thursday, in following a lengthy illness. Sim was 81 years of age. Mrs.

Goodfellow was born in Ottawa, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Brain. She received her education here and was married in Toronto. She was a member of St.

Luke's Anglican Church. Surviving her are three sisters and a brother: Mrs. H. Pittawav, Ottawa; Mrs, S. S.

McDonald, Bismarck, North Dakota; Mrs. Louis Ewald, Bryn Athyn, Pa and Thomas Brain, Duluth. linn. The funeral will be held at two o'clock Monday, at Hulse and Pla.vfair Ltd. chapel, 315 MeLeod Street.

The service will be conducted by Rev. Sidney Irwin, rector of St. Luke's Church. Interment will be in Beechwood Cemetery. REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS Redwood and Btran Calrtn M.

Carpenter. Pastor 10M a Churcfi School MOO a.m. MORN US SERVICE 30 p.m EVENING WORSHIP ednesday 100 Prayer Service AU Ara CordiaU Invited GRACE JLND TRUTH CHAPEL JS Clare Avenue (Near I.an.sdnwne Park) Special Meeting SUNDAY 7.3(1 m. Mr. Ralph Wilkinson TlESriAY ISO pm.

Mr. M. Manila Minister: Re. Herbert W. Reld.

B.A.. B.D. Organist! Albert J. Smith. A T.

CM. 9,45 a.m. Church School 11.00 a.m. Nursery, Beginners and Primary 11.00 a.m. "THE CHALLENGE OF THE NORTH" NO EVENING SERVICE PRESBYTERIAN me Enemy Hath Done This It ia one of the anomalies of progress that all advancement lias to he made over the protest, end the ooposition of nther people, and it sometimes happens that some of them are rather splendid folk.

Their Ignorance, or their preoccupation, has biinded them io even their own interests. It la possible that we shall do very great damage to democracy at the very moment that we are to protect it; and it also possible that we shall betray the spirit at the very moment that we are rroclsSmlng Hi principles. All the ihings done in the name of religion are not religious. The enemies of free governments pre not all to be found behind rurtains of various some of them are on our side of the line -but not on oar side of the He is an enemy of liberty Has view Man, IlervelloiiH, Dies la Car Hrrve Boult, 4S, of 2 Marier JToad, Kaslview; died following a heart pttHck suffered while i the vheei pf his car at Fleet and Wellington Streets. Mr.

Built bad been driving ast Fleet and was approaching the intersection of Wellington when he was stricken and his vehicle col lided with the rear of a truck driven by Fred Seccull, 41, of 333 Jtideau Street. Born in Hull, son of the late Ilerve Boult and Una Remind, he had been employed by the E. I.ddy Company for the last nine years. He came to Ottawa in 1953 Mr. Boult was twice marred.

21 is first wife was the late Adrien- pe Lalnnde, whom be married in lim She died in 194.1. In 1951, he married Yvonne Basinet, A parishioner of tt. thanes Church, Eastvlew, he was a member of the St. Jean Baptiste Society, he Knights of Columbus, and the League of the Sacred Heart, He leaves, besides his wife, one daughter, Francine, at home; and three brothers, Elie, Hobert and Jules Andre, all of Huli. The body rested at Gauthier piveet, from where the funeral was betd at 7.45 a.m.

today to St. Charles Church for requiem high mass at 8 o'clock. Interment was in Notre Dame Cemetery, Ottawa. Mrs, Ik Lavcll Bridget Lavetl, of 10 Tormey Street died in hospital following a lengthy illness. She was 74, A native of Corkey.

Onf. where ahe married the tale Peter Lavell Jn 1912, she was the riaughler of the laje Mr. and Mrs. John Scott, After living In New York for ao-ne time she returned to Ottawa after the death of her husband and spent the last 15 years of her life here. She is survived bv three stepdaughters; Rev, Sister Mary St.

Gerard, of Beaconsf ielrt. Que. and the Misses Mae and Hilda i veil of Ottawa. Also surviving are our sisters, Mrs. Frank Clark1 of Corkey, Rev, Sister Mary Alacoque of Kingston, Mrs.

lamps Sullivan of Charteton, Oni. anri i Mrs. Thomas Maxwell of Ottawa. Funeral service was held from (he VVhelan Funeral "Home, 513 Cooper Street today at 8 a.m. ta St.

Theresa's Church for re-nuiem high mass with burial at Notre Dame Cemetery. if J0I111 Ford John Ford, of 1127 Weiiington Street, died in local hospital Thursday following a short illness, i He was 47 years old. He was born in Ottawa the on of Thomas Ford and Sarah Pattern and received his education' here, and was employed for the past 24 yesrs as an engineer at the E. B. Eddy plant.

He- was married in 1939 to Euby Morgan and served over-aeas during the Second World Wari with the 23rd Field Ambulance of the Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps. He was a member of the Rockcllffe Lodge, JOOF, and the Institute of Power Engineers. He leaves his parents and sUdaw; one brother, Thomas of Ottawa; and four sisters, Mrs. Fart Gervais, Ottawa; Mrs. William Bradley, Montreal; Mrs.

Clyde ing and Mrs. Donald Me-C'lellan of Jackson, Mich. The body will be resting Jlulst and Pla.vfair Ltd. parlors, 315 MeLeod Street, from two o'clock this afternoon until three e'clork Monday afternoon when the service will be conducted in the Chapel by Rev. Canon C.

H. Roach, Burial will be in Capital Memorial Gardens. Actor Buried I.fAUREPAS, France (Reuters) Erich von Stroheim, movie director and actor whose preferred role as a "Prussian officar type" brought him fame, was buried Thursday in the parish cemetery Maurepas village where he lived In recrement, Stroheim died Sunday. at "1. LUTHERAN SOUTH ST.

JAMES Corner Second Minister: Re Robert W. McLauchlin. B.A. BO. Assistant to the Minister, Re.

Wm Llovd B.A, Director of Music: it, Bramwell BaUe 9.45 a.m. Church School and Bible Classes ii.OO a.m. Nursery and Piay Peri Nuisiiy (Junior School up to 8 years old) 11.00 a AND OUR MAGNIFICENT POSSIBILITIES" Mr. McLauchlin will preach NO EVENING SERVICE ST. LUCAS (Missouri Svund) Noel and McKay Rf liner.

Tel SH S-JS93 M. 10.15 a.m. Sunday School 11.00 a.m. Morning bervica 7.30 St. Lucas Grade School 100 Dufferin Road Briuun-ni ei'iosewe'i te.

E. Mueller. Pastor. Tel. PA g-0802 9 45 a.m.

Sunday School 11.00 a.m. Morning Worhtp See "This la The Lite' CROT Hear The Lutheran Hour CJAT Sundays ST. PETER'S LUTHERAN The Cnited Lutheran Church la America Cor Sparks and Bay Streets Ret Arthur P. Conrad. Pastor Res.

PA S-093Z Church 3-Mli 30 a.m. --Sunday School 9 30 a.m. Early Service 11 00 a.m. THE SERVICE (Nursery Classes at both morning Services 7 30 p.m. Guest Speaker: PR DONALD HOUSER ot Chicago You are Cordially Invited p.m.

CHRIST'S PEACE BELL STREET BU and Arllaftoa Streets Minuter; Re. C. M. Currit. M.A..

I Pk.D Onanist and Choir Leaden Arnold I Earl A CM 11,00 mChurch School Cooper Streets B.A., Re, i. D. McCraa, B.A, D.D OTTAWA Avenue and Lyon Street Bank St, at Ae. Re. Charles Donald.

D.D. Re. V.o Stafford. B.A. Perelval KlrbT.

Mas. Bae, 11 a.m. PREPARE YE THE WAY 7.30 P.M. THE HOLY SCRIPTURES Dr. Donald at both services ST.

PAUL'S EASTERN Corner Daly and Cumberland Street Ministers: Rev. A. Gray. O.D, Ret. Duncan McRae D.D, Organist and Choirmaster; Mr.

Percy Rutledre 11 a.m. Nursery School 11 a.m. "The Law of Life Dr. Duncan McRae 12.15 m. Sunday School No Evening Service Gladstone WESTBOnO CBurchlll and RaveabUl Minister: Re Joblln.

B.A. B.D Re I Chapman A B.D Onanist; a Ukinf ARC O. r.LC.M 8 A Si. MORNING SERVICES 10 60 and 11 JO Sermon; Th Rich Young Ruler Preacher Mr, Chapman Nursery, Kindsrsartea sad Primary Sunds School at 10.00 a m. rvENtvG sEnvrcK witkdrawv GLEBE first Arena and Street Minister: 4.

P. e'raser. M.A.. D.D. Ministry of Music: Trances Macpbail.

Mua. Mas. 10 00 a m. Inter, and Senior Classes 11.00 a.m. Nursery to Junior Classes tl A.M.

Rev, A 1, Gray, T) T. "IS LIFE COMPLICATED?" Evening Services discontinued until September SUBURBAN SERVICES Morning Worship and Nursery ST. DAVID'S In Overbrook SchooL King George and Qutt) 10.00 a.m. Rev. David Smith.

B.A. ST. MARTIN'S In Manor Park School, Hemlock and Braemar 11. IS a.m. Rev Peter Wotbcrspoon PhD ST.

PAUL'S in D. Roy Kennedy gxnooi 10.00 a.m. Kev. John A Johnston Th.M.. Ph.D.

ST TIMOTHY'S In Alta Vista School 11 IS a Rev. John A. Johnston. Th.M.. Ph.D.

ST. GILES Bank Street and First Atenue Minister: Re, i. Logan-Vencta. fc M.A.. D.D.

Organist: Mr. Angus Orr. AT CM 30 00 a.m. Main Church School 11 a.m. Nursery and Beginners PUBLIC WORSHIP 11 a.m.

The Very Rev. A. Cameron, D.D. 730 p.m. Logan-Vencta, D.D.

VISITORS TO THE CITY ARE ALWAYS WELCOME KNOX CHURCH Elgin and Llsgar Streets Minister: Re. H. Douglas Stewart, B.A. Lilian rorsTth, Director of Music 11.00 a.m. Tha 7 30 p.m.

The Minister Minister AU Decartmem of the Sunday School Including Nursery Visitors Welcome! ERSKINE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ronton Atenue and MacLaren Street The Be. Robert Good, D.D, Mrs. R. K. Brown.

Organist and Choir Director 9.4S a.m The Minister's Class 11.00 a.m. Church School. All 11.00 a SERVICE OF WORSHIP "A Larger Faith'1 Visitors Always Welcome PENTECOSTAL EAST OTTAWA MatRAY 251 MacKay Net Edinburgh Re Vu.iias. 3.A. 8 D.

SI mister Itj Hewis. A.R OrgSBlit RURAL LIFE SUNDAY 1100 a "NEXT YEAR COUNTRY" 7.30 p.m. "JOHNNY APPLESEED Manor Park Bus leaves St. Laurent and Hemlock at 9 30 a.m. and at 10.30 a.m.

BETHEL 37 Waverley St, Re. Allen Mallory, Pastor 30 a m. "Hymns of Hope'', CKOY 45 a Sunday School tl a.m. "DOES GOD SPEAK TO MEN TODAY?" 7.30 EVANGELISTIC MEETLNG Prayers for tha Sick Tuesday, 8 p.m. KEN HONEY Showing Pictures of Missionary Work in the Canadian North Friday, Young People WEST OTTAWA ASSOCIATED Parkdale and METROPOLITAN TABERNACLE Bank St near Gladstone At.

Re linn oid Pastor 9 05 a Good News Program CKOY 9 45 a.m, Family Bible School 11 no a.m. "HOW TO STUDY THE BIBLE WITH pnoFIT 7.30 p.m. "IS THERE CONSCIOUSNESS AFTER DEATH?" CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY ALLIANCE Ministers: Re. Norman ColL E. D.D.

Re T. W. Gesch. B.A. Director of Music! Tboma Cromptna.

L.T.CL R.M.T. ii.OO a.m. MORNING WORSHIP 7.30 p.m. EVENING WORSHIP Dr. Coll at both Services The Church with the "Singing Tower" invites you CHRISTIAN THE GOSPEL TABERNACLE (no Bank Street Ret Datid T.

Anderson Pastor 9.45 a.m. Attend our growing Sunday School Classes for all Three adult groups SPECIAL SERVICES SUNDAY, MAY 19th with REVEREND RALPH HOBSON, HALIFAX, N.S. Pastor, Reformed Baptist Church 11a m. MORNING WORSHIP. 7.30 p.m.

EVENING SERVICE Tabernacle Choir Special Music Commencing next Sunday, May 25 "New Life Crusade" With Rev. W. Weston Tlan now to attend! HOLINESS MOVEMENT FIHH AVENUE CHURCH Cor Fifth At, and Monk St. Re. W.

A. MacMlllaa. Minister I 4S a Sunday School 1100am. 1 MORNING WORSHIP 7 JO I EVANGELISTIC SERVICE no m. Youth Fellowship Wednesday, 00 p.m.

Prayer and Bible Stud FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST Mcteair at Gnraonr Sunday, it 00 a and 7 30 ni Sunday School, 11 a Subject: "MORTALS AND IMMORTALS" Wednesday, 800 p. m. Including TESTIMONIES OF CHRISTIAN SCIENCE HKAL1NG FREE REAtlING ROOM 11 Metcalfe Street Open Daily Except Sunday CKOY "HOW CHRISTIAN SCIENCE HEALS" 10. 00 a Every Sunday.