10 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Sat. Jan. 5. 1983.‘the Fusion Week i11:1—16:8l-l Possibly the most interesting ’ He writes like a reporter. re-1 pom. in the lesson in tam; M

\ l“"" m“ ‘°' “‘"W “"5"” SUNDAY '5‘“°°‘ "55°" " "'"" " “l "we": "a: Erasers: a“ “sensed... m... .. u. andrine c urc w ere e was 1muu - . , I Sum—Hark 1:148. buried, his remains were trans. itian cause eventually mellowed a??? gate“ sgjecmc lze‘aitsj 0; Why Ch?“ would be bap- ferred to Venice where he re- ‘both Paul and Mark. however. 5 .y' m °’ N" "' "zed 339mm 1‘ ‘“ “km’w': ' . .- Marka story is the power ot’ l edgement of confession of ' Placed Theodore as patron saint . 50 that Mark “’33 V9” “to” t° gin-1 [ t m d t H' l - ' sms' of the city, Paul at the end of that great 5—“0 5 5“ gmen' . ’5 1 yet Chm“, had "0 3"“ to CM This Mark whm “I” name . spam“ Hm (see u Timothy lgenealogy. His miraculous birth. ; fess of His own. What He con. w“ John M5” a‘ulhor of it”) {etc relates few parables. i fessed were the Sins of man.— second gospel‘ V-vm he mp sub; Marks Gospel 1-, not only the !but many miracles. ithe prelude to the sacrifice for ject for 'the entire first quarter bride“ or the four- hi" the 1 Mark opens ms Gospel With Emmi—9L of this vearvs lessons. most dramatic. He omits the frwouquotattioll‘idslfrogp 3thle d l‘ ‘" H ‘8 em], ,- {tire life of Christ up 0 _ e es men. MC 1 i: an I ' JerSsdlgfn.ppl:ls holuil'va; point of His ministry. openingllsmi; 4%“ — the guy tyoThhe‘ The BM. "w" such a devout Christian that hi5.5t0|‘y With Chris” bum-15m: uses n e an “e PSPe' 8 offers you religious su - Peter. after his miraculous es. thereafter. he devotes himself fact that he introduces John bvi plies for church alfd home. 170 Kent SI.‘

i . . ' - ly indicates that his cape from prison, went to her almost exclusively. to two per ,name on . home immediately to tell i h c lads lnChrist s Ilife—hls Gal: port?!“ Kfiltttf‘n forb. tth o Ste ‘ faithful of his delivery IActs:lean mlnlstry (1.14—9.50) an t:mll 1‘ w e su Jec ma - 12:1-17l. . It may have been at this time i . . . that the young Mark was first . . ‘ . . Fulfilling the prophecies of Isaiah The people around Jerusalem flocked As foreseen, Christ came to the wil- Then the Spirit drove Christ into the drawn strongly to .hls mothers. HEAR Marlin“e chr'sflan Young POOPIe! and Malachi, John the Baptist ap- to hear his stern sermons. He ad- dei-ness. John baptized Him and as wilderness. where He lived for wifaith __ (or two reasons. First"

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ared in the wilderness around the monished them for their sins, urged He rose from the water. the Holy day‘s among the wild beasts, with-:Mark “'35 5“ Str‘mgly influ'i 0 between the ages of 17 and 25. and older

. t dbt'ed tr.‘ S"d H' l'k d'. ‘ ' Jordan, clothed .- of repen ance an op 12 repen e s in 9:1“! escended on no I e a me lenced by Peter that his gospel \ WITH . when," you have matriculated or "M

in arment _ _ - . ~ camel's hair tied with leather. and the Jordan. He foretold the coming an God's voice said. “Thou am My Standmg a" "‘9 tempta"MS the lrecnrds almost nothing except

subsisting on locusts and wild honey. of One who would baptize with the beloved Son: with Thee I am well could devise during the time—Marlon.“e events to which peter . whether you have sensed a call to Christian Service ._.Mark l:l-6. Holy Spirit.—Mark 124-8. pleased."—Mark 1:9-11. 1:12-13. could have been an eyewitness, _ or not

..... . .. . . . . . .. .ti.‘ d'l_f- . . , , , MEMORI VlaRSl‘n—“BLCADSL Iii. HIMSELF HAS SLFIERED AND BEEN TEMPTED HE is ABLE TO HELP THOSE WHO firmly. 'mignm'pe Lil's? an, um “Pm, 3,”. Train.“ sch”.

2:18. ipetpr's [n Mark's hgme that he _ I YNVITES YOU TO ENROLL . . .

Q in a kindly atmosphere that will take you where you are

. and clear up the question of full-time Christian service

0 and provide you with a good. basic lay-training course IN ITS NEW SPRING TERM SHORT COURSE . . .

. Bible Studies include courses on several of the Prophets. “Studies in the Psalms" “Life of Paul". “The munch

ijoins Barnabas and Saul. re

. t ' 'h th t tl t. | TERSE, BOLD, DIRECT .iTi‘égcllicu $31.2. .‘ihfhi’, tioch (Acts 12:25). Despite the fact that Markl

A n n o u n c e m e l was most strongly influenced & Peter ls Influence 0n Mark

CAR" PART" Elfin“ 14°31“ Saturday. Skating 2-4 pm. and- tho who was not an a ostle. ' ~ . .. r. hall every Wednesday night I 3 _ 1o l (Editor's note: The follow- l with scriptural references to ' the Division of Christian Edu- . l: mav have been amt that i #:2050011" 5'39 v Lute 3001‘ Of RomaRS'. “The starting January 9. Aid of Ladies BEDEQUF DETRK‘T lodge l ing material relating to tomor- Mark 1:14?! is based on copy- cation. National Council of gvoung M'ark found it difficult to E. mentflo chews v and Lttera‘tm'e M the New Testa- " '. ‘ ‘ ’ ‘ ' ‘ ' c ' . , t‘ .. .d h ZCh .1 th U.S. -d H ' ' i ..‘ . _ . Amman. will hold its annual nmmng_. NW 5 “Hilda! School lesson righth 0“ hm“ 9'00"“ 3’ ungprmisgion.) 8" ’5 3:91 aloifigtfivith Paul lint'lhe- clam; . Christian Education subjects like “ uilding a Standnrd REI;iti.AR DANCE at Recrea-i January 3. in Bethel Hall on i . 3V5 0 9" 3550” 1°"~ 3“ Simon School". "Using the Sunday School in Evange-

v h' I S I limits from 37.478 in the coi‘rcs— ‘ Ry N. SPEER JONES pva‘s strong-willed and extremely e IC 9 a as lponding month of 1961. the Do: ONE OF the world’s most fa- independent. and Mark's writ- minion Bureau of Statistics has mous tourist attractions is the ing gives evidence of a person-

5’ lism." “Jesus me Teacher". “Young People in the Sun-

tinn Centre. New Glasgow eve ; Green Street. Summerside , w‘ A 59603' Report day “The Improvement of Teaching in the Sun-

at Saturday night, Dancing 9:30 8:00 pm. All members are ask-

! n i _ i . da School". “Youth G " "Lead "

:2 0.21. Gregs Orchcstra. (.an \ ed to please attend: Show Increase reported. great Cathedral of St. Mark in ality of considerable boldness. N [ERUSADES "If;e amps... .Chmhm‘afizahwmfimll’ M53350; een enlce' t PERSONS tom Bord?“ till I The October boost increased Venice. It stands on the;l sit; of tersenhess alpd difrecttifiess. It CANADIA pmjectms... and "Daily Vacation Bible 'Schools...

~ ) v . . iHampton areas wishing to take! . ( __‘ ~ _ - ‘ , _ a small ~wooden churc uilt may ave een or is reason : . .. . . ,,

(ARI PARTI to be l.cl.i at: any handicraft course Sponsom j OTTAWA CPI Sales. of new sales in the January October about 828 AD. to house the re_ that Mark turned back on hls CFCY_Radm 630 kc. . 9ther_sub,iectsl inc tide “These Things We "Believe . Marshfield School. Saturday.i . . . passenger cars and commercial period to 490 629 units a rise - -- ~ ‘ 'ith. Baptist Distinctives . The Christian Life . The Janna”, e”. pm“ giqu and by Proumcial Dept. of Handiw . ’ ' lies of St. Mark. who, tradition first missionary journey \\ 4:30 pm. Christmn in the Modem world" “Th. Christian Fem” ,, lunch ear-war - - era” phme Don James. Cra_‘\'elllcles Showed a 33-per-cent of 15.2 per cent from a year ear-says. died and was buried in Paul. (Acts 13:13). “Tm! Christian‘ gtewamgmp..' a“ um Miami”;

' ' i paud 35-3. gain in October, rising to 49,863 lier. Alexandria, Egypt. When the Task of the Chmgh.) ‘ '

FIRST Pentecostal Church . . Charlottetown. Quincy Stairs. . .. . F lrst Baptist urC COMMENCING JANUARY 29 AND LASTING Pastor. Sunday School 10 am. , THROUGH MAY . . .. Services ii and 7:30. Tuesday ' Corner of Prince and Fitzroy Streets O . and Thursday 3 pm. Re“ Carl v. Farmen Minister (lntenm) . aggrimnz people and laymen to become aibler chm-ch

(‘ARD PARTY Tuesday night M“ v- 1" Dingwen' organist and CM" Dime." . assisting pastors in routine administrative work 3laritui‘ilry 8il\1. a'r‘idRrach guesday ,ALSunday School . and helping to set up missions in neglected areas o o niv, .‘nrt iver ecreat- lon Hall. 8:15 pm. Ladies and 11:00 almeHC/AN GOD BE LOVE?" AND COSTING A LITTLE OVER $100 A MONTH gent: first and second prizes. iBroadcasi CFCYl I m . minim, and other {we mam. board and laundry about

' Anth m: “From the Rising 0 e _

ASNUAI' MEETING HtI'StW‘O Sim"e iOuseley) . si.:IlI“k5()gI-ants. bursaries. scholarships available D‘smd “m” at Cnmnatim‘ Communion . inquire into the possibility of your church or a friend LOdRP. Tuesday, January th at assisting ' “ P-m 7:00 p.m.—REV. CARL V. FARMER

(‘RAPAI’D RINK mama. Will pi-eacllih O L A lb M WRITE I-on MORE DETAILED INFORMATION skate tonight 8 - 10 rm. Ad rl.- Anthem: “Unto ee ord" ( u ac . , . - - eion 2.1:: and 35c. 1 ms Solo: “The Gate of the Year" iHeaton) Re" Donald A Mitton’ Pmcil’m‘

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CARD PARTIES hrginiiirg at‘ M”: Doug‘as Md‘mney Unified Baptist Bible Training School. Moncton. NB. Songs Hall. Brackley Point, ___________.—_——-_—— ALSO FOSSng To ENTER BIBLE SCHOOL AND HIGH

0“ all - 8'1- 7. and cvery Mon- . ‘ SCHOOL JANUARY u... mum... n mu m... Charlottetown Bible Chapel *3

235 Cumberland St at Longworth Ave.

CARD PARTY Winsloe Sia- tion Hall. Monday. Jan. 7th at 530 pm

*MOBITIIARY‘“

MRS. MARGARET CANNON

lnseried by friends and rela- tifii'es as a tribute to the deceas- e .

.E"\7i""?:; '7‘?“ win"??— SPEAgngztl‘A‘MES PAEHS'I?A‘l'IR,B.S)cT Th.M. PARK ROYAL UNITED

“23255352332: Christie Drive. Parkdale ‘ Rev. J. H. Tye. B.A.. 3.0.. Minister "' Mr. Leslie Hiscott. S P II A la h Organist and Director of Senior Choir Mrs. Stable Newman t’ a" s “9 man u“ Director of Junior andylntermediate Choir- Established 1769 by Royal Foundation

Th R F I . Elia Red 9:45 a.m.—Senior Church Sciiool e ev. . .ouis s. or _ . r _ mums; and Choir Director: 11.00 a.m.——Nursery and Kindergarten Classes

There passed away suddenly at her home. St. Eleanors. De-

Cannon. widow of th. l l. . . , . . . . .. ., C M A. ,‘,, , 1km a.m.—MORNING WORSHIP Cannon. in her 87t2hpyga:,FllIVe Georg" A Ejfigaf§,fr°m§mflny’ I“ M Sermon: "FORGIVEN AND FORGIVING" lastsuri‘ii'ing member of her ‘ ‘ . ‘ Anthem: “A Prayer"—Handel

:30 a.m.-—Holy Communio

a . n . . . Sacrament of Holy Communion 9:45 Sunday School, Junior, Senior and Bible Classes.

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The late Mrs. Cannon was born in French River. Septemb- rr 3. 1875. Shc married and an‘d to St. Elcanors in 190!

:00 Sunday School. Primary and Beginners classes. “:15 a'm"P’-"“m’ Church School '00 a.m.—Holy Communion 7300 D-m.—EVENI1\(::. WORSHIP ‘ Subject: “It's the Thought That Counts" won: SOMEHOW IT DOES DbPEND 0N

Anthem: From the Rising of the Sun-Onseley.

“here she enjoyed p e r f 9 ct - “ Anmm . ~ 4 6:30 p.m.-—Hymn Sinig .‘ . . Hg"; (Limitth Brim-d 7:00 p.m.—~Eve'ning Prayer and Sermon MuSlc by Junior Cho‘r . and 3 WV aim a'nd“. 9 Subject: “WISE MEN on ASTROLOGERS" Sacrament 0‘ “My Cmunf‘m . - ' . ‘.“ " ec' Anthem: In Thee ls Gladness lltaliani You Are Welcome To Worship With Us tual mind. She, was a friend of 7 I . q ‘ . ‘ __—

\i‘ill recall a pleasant h our > H N A Cord'a‘l walc‘m‘e Awa‘WSYou- 5mm in hcr home and will he, . ' .' "~~ av” I. A zi'ratly missed by all w ho .. ' -' , _ , ' '""' e ' kncw r-r. ' “ ' ' The little frame church In this snow-blanketed mountain village lifts its tail spire Q Charlottetown. P. E. I.

She loaves to mourn two sons: above its rugged environment like a. sentinel guarding a sacred trust or a lighthouse on t ° ' ' L Mtntltfl‘s: Harry. in St. Eleanors: a nd _.,.a rockbound coast- . The Reverend T. H. B. Somers, M.A.. S.TM.. Minister Rev. J. G. E. Ball. ILA. Fred. in Charlottetown; and a » . , p _ ‘ . ' Organist and Director of the Choirs ’ Rev. Gerald G. Wyrwas. R.A.. 3.0. daughter. Lila. Mrs. James S. ‘ . .w'” Wherever man has pushed his habitations~1n the bleak wastes of the polar regions, Christopher Gledhill, M.A.. R.Mus. Rev. Clayton C. Lewis H‘anhi‘ll. :fh $13399 _T r a v ci‘sc. -' under the blazing tropical sun, or in the milder climates of the world — he has built his 9:45 a.m.-—Ohurch School 0'13"“ 8"" “new” 0' Chum (.anj‘mfrigagn‘arf" may _ churches dedicated to the worship of God. - 11:00 am.—C‘hurchtime Nursery M“ “Mm” F- Mul'm- A-R-C'ot wart. Robert and Elizabeth " ----- "M """" "a The fact; that no community seems complete without its house of‘ worship bears elo- 11‘00 8~m--NEW KEAR'S MORNING WORSHIP AND SER- 9:45 a_m,_.Junior' Intermediate and Senior church School : “(Amaze 23“?" “mil?”- qucnt testimony to the universal recognition of man's néed of religion. :. ' PAST' PRESENT" FUTURE' " AND "‘00 n'mrlgtndergme“ and may cm smoot- ind ‘ ‘ Tl. cna . nn. I an i ‘ Maynard. The village church plays a vital part in the life of the community. The spiritual stand- Anthem: “60“ 0‘ mei'iti’v GM 0‘ 31‘ 509" mad” 11:00 a.m.—Nursery Care including Cn'b room

F‘iincral was held from Bow- m“ ards of the people are fashioned there; marriage vows are spoken at its altar, and the 7:00 p.m.—EPIPHANY EVENING WORSHIP AND SEM- Iizoo a.m.—SACRAMENT 0F HOLY COMMUNION miss Funeral Home December honored dead sleep in its sacred soil. INAR: “THE LIGHT OF THE KNOWLEDGE “PLEASE SHUT THE GATE"—Rev. J. G. E. Bali 22nd. Mm service conducted . - . . _ ' OF THE GLORY OF GOD IN THE FACE OF . Anthem: Hear. Thou My Pray O Lord (Blaselll hi- nm- (in, wobbfi There it stands In every community ’—- the little frame church —- pointing the people : JESUS CHRIST" 7:00 p.m.—”THE OPEN D00 "—Rev. J. G. E. Bell

Pailhcai‘crs were. three ncp- to God, teaching them the way of life, giving them strength and faith for ei'erv need. 3:00 D>m~—Y0untz People's Society. SACRAMENT 0F HOLY COMMUNION he... Willard and Bruce Ste- "FROM THE RISING OF THE SUN UN'l‘O THE GOING Airglg‘hem: Tum Thy Face Fran My Sine uuu, and p...” c;.,..,.,,._ K”. . DOWN OF THE SAME MY NAME SHALL BE GREAT —- omas Attwood You in”... mm B e r n a "1, THE CHURCH F°R ALL' ALCF°R THE CHURCH AMONG THE CENTILES" "A WELCOME AWAITS YOU AT TRINITY AND Jtllnrl‘Cl'goflallfnd“ a s in ppnple, The Church is the grcalcsl fai‘tor larly and support the Church. They ‘ " SPRING PARK“ . . " ‘ on Mth for the hilllf‘llnfl of rharac- are: i For is own an e. 1'2) or ‘ TR'BlVTES icrand good citi7cnship.lt isastnre- his children‘s sake. (3" For the sake P t ’ C d I W M ‘ ' tarsus:impair:this; it:is“:rindmérsinci: ' e er s a e '3 ‘°’" """"°°" “"" '““' ”““""" “m”

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Tll" tam")! nor rii'ilimlinn can survive. There which needs hie moral and material Anglican Chum" M cam“. 1212:) 3.1323: SCHOOL Liil Spray are four sound reasons why every support. Plan to no to church regu- “oath”! Square ‘ 11%” . m'_~Y(')u 60 NOT AwNE"_Rev c C Lem, ngglgcliildron person should nttcnd services regii- larly and read your Bible daily. The venerable J_ K Davie“. M.Au Ream. I I ' Choir I I ' Lucy 'ami H919" . . .. . . The Reverend Canon E. M. Malone. M.A.. DJ)I ‘ Organist: Mrs. Frank Deacon s m Copyright.196.3,KmtflAdvtrhnnlm,13¢qmdturl, Va. “0mm Am...“ pd". Choir Director: Mr. William Bell ‘Evarl."?oris and family § d M d T d “ed d Th d F d s t d Miss Suzanne Brenton. Lie. Mue.. Ornniet HEW

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wgafgerwmd THIS FEATURE Is CONTRIBUTED BY THE FOLLOWING BUSINESS ESTABLISHMENTS ‘gfgs‘g‘mgmjw School m a m mm, The new. non-id A. murmurs-Au Mini-m Aihm. Alvin. Bill. Earl. Leith MONARCH ROOFlNG a .IOIIN w. MacKENZIE ' ii. T. JAMES no) - "—Pmcessll i E ' 0mm" ml CM" mm” spilt: Stanley INSULATION COMPANY Iieai Estate gmgmfiant D Plumbing and Heating 7300 iifltfivmau.” Chm “Charm and m y, 45 E'LM"°'::OW“‘“' “M”: “m” . (James 0' Stewart. pm.» ppraiser an ro er ay 4-9868 w it ‘ : e.m.— u ay Sc l-—Claseea for 1 ages. £12122; dag“. Charmwm,“ ummersid. +3268 269 Queeen St. 12 Elm Ave. so Edward St, * s m m mo“ welcome at '“ "Mm" ' 10:00 a.m.—Bible Class. 11:00 a.m.-—Nirrsew Selim! ‘ essie 4—4560 -341 II- — ' 01m. and Am“, a .00 am DIVINE WORSHIP mm, LARTER nnos. MOORE a McLEOD LTD. ‘ . Sermon: HOW TO DECOME sons or GOD Ednm GM.” and Jen ATLANTIC “norm” AN” Manufacturers of Cement Blocks. Departmental Store The salvatlon Army Anthem: Jesus Thou Joy Of Loving Hearts Willard and Thelma mstmnm COMPANY -9609 102 Remington Road “on 119 Queen St. “Home at Emma‘s” an“ my, _Ii. 5. Robertson Container 4.5275 18 Spring Park Road Gr". Ge" 8“ .’ 7:00 p.m.—-DIVINE WORSHIP ei. Eleanor'e Women's lnsti- BRIGHTON DAIRY BOWNESS TRANSPORT LTD. '° °° Sermon: DOTH JOB PEAR GOD FOR NAUGHT7 lute 4-21“) Green St. (Arthur Bownesa. Prop.) ll Villa Avenue Capt. and Mn. R. Walker “them: Gently Lord- 0 Gently Lad 0' cm v'fi',’ g. F - JACK “flux “9' “287 15“ Bet we" Aw' 9‘30 a m -—Diiector Class 1100 am Holiness Mead.“ " 3' Ham” Rotated sill»? ‘ t Juno“ 4-6383 mm“ Dani-‘10; s: 3‘ NELSON 600” , 102m a.m.—Smday school I ' 1:00 p.m.-—Y.P. . WEI-Fons ARE ALWAYS “moms M r M - up“ warm “"3"” ‘15“? win-ammo ‘ I a m ve- ( a“. an en" - W:- .. .. ......—.. Amanda“I :1:- Allan SIDMOUNT GARDENS mm Gum,“ s“ E". 'niured‘aly 0:00 p.m.-—PI~ayer Meeting. " C t l e e h grams... p". (George W. Johnson. Prop.) CONN“; Locum A WELCOME AWMTS You AT THE ARMY r “2m 11 Siam” Ava' Bum”! Cm'ctm' “Elm 3- C‘Rmcmm W 3" m M “'m' ’J'l' m" d Emflmm hm ‘ 4-9141 M Orlebar st. Plumbing & Hm Contractor ‘ "03mg CARD OF THANKS _ MILL". BROS, LTD. was 25 law Pt. M. c Iowa MIL—Bible saw for the whole family. ‘ Piame_ Musical Instruments ’ GRAFTON mg]- m 11:” Lin-Mm Worship m The family or the m. M", 43535 147 Gm George 5:, “mm FMML .8 Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada -\ Moe-ace: "mamas or FAITH” Margaret Cannon wish to ex. tuned" mm m, Tum mm m not Prince \ Solo: Us meek lreed Together m Our Wank t'o Rev. c. “on”? PLUMMNG . “as 3 Buckie, pt. 3d, “515 3.. pm... Rev. C. It. lean. Pastor Knees (creased by William Lawrence) ' ' ' [EATING 0:13 a.m._l‘elloweliip l-Ioiu'. Suma- Radio “‘1'” m ‘ «mas Prop.) am: noon ’ IrLownit CART 1:533 "m'mcammmi' "mm-‘3’ mo Inn—Cunt. m ‘ mic is Spline Lena rim; Stvlee . Charles saucy. Flori Consul-t 7;,o m- V M“ ' - ' mm or Lin" \ pursue was a mum at. me am Greet Gouge St. - “hwmm will!“ A - n 'm' by Ian-tunic m atri- ' m! mum W. m 0. M

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