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. 11,00 A.M. Page 2 COM: UNITY CHURCH : cs t ST. MARTIN'S CHURCH 9.30 A.M. Senior Sunday meee ie "Saturday, January 19th, 1 11,00 A.M. Beginners Sunday, aa Confessions 3-4 P,M, 2.0Q P.M. Junior Sunday Sch ae 7-8 P.M. MORNING WORSHER,_ "Hunger for God" 7.30 PeM, EVENING SERVIGET 8,30 P.M. The newly elected orfurch Board will hold its inaugural meeting at a the home of the minister 61 Laurier Ave. Chairmen for the various committees will be appointed at this meetings At the congregational meeting held on Sunday evening last, the following were appointed to the board of the Church: Mrs. Len Crockford, Mr. J. Ferrier and Mr, Glen Sievers, 0-0-0 LIBRARY REVIEWS THE ANGEL IN THE CORNER Monica Dickens Virginia is the ambitious young daughter of divorced parents, She lives with her cynical and sophisticated mother in London, To escape the domination of her mother, Virginia abandons her eareer and impulsively marries the attractive, but shiftless Joe Colonna, Through the poverty and tragedy that follows, she steadfastly clings to her childhood belief that her angel stands in the corner to guard and guide her, TWILIGHT FOR THE GODS Ernest Gann This novel written by thé author of The High and The Mighty, is a powerful story of sailing men and the sea, David Bell, owner and captain of the Cannibal, one of the last commercial sailing vessels afloat, knew before leaving the port of Suva, that his ship was badly in need of repairs, Nevertheless, he set sail for Mexico manned by a small crew and a handful of passengers, The author, a master in the art of creating characters so lifelike they become real persons to his readers, has written a story of a tempestuousvoyage involving heroism and disaster. (cont'd, next column) Sunday, January 20ths +22 ---- ea ok: Mi , 130 A -M. Benediction Sunday evening at 7.30 P.M. Mass during the week at 8,00 A.M. and on Saturday at 8.30 A... 0-0-0 LIBRARY REVIEWS Cont'd Library Hours - Monday and Wednesday afternoons 2030 08 bese P,M, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday evenings Le 00; =) 9400 PeMs The yearly circulation for our library in 1956 was 16,327 The yearly circulation for 1955 was ee Ps An increase of 12,823 0-0-0 WINTER FIRES The fire which swept through the large garage in Schreiber over the week- end should serve as a reminder to many of us that we cannot be too cautious in dealing with this destructive force, Strong winds and low temperatures hamper firemen in their battle against fire. Promptly reporting a fire is a great help to the Fire Department at all times. Constant care in dealing with furnaces and electrical wiring is a must to prevent fires. We cannot get along with cluttered up premises which hamper our escape and restrict the work of the firemen, We become so accustomed to our own heating arrangements that we seldom take preventive measures with respect to chimies and furnaces, The colder it becomes the more we pile on the fuel, thereby broadening the prospect of danger. Always be sure we can get out of the house by the two doors, back, front or side, We should never rely on only one door to get out of in case of fire or the fire- men to get into the house, Snow should be removed from the doors so the Fire (cont'd. page 3)