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, 8 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Sat. Ang. ” 1966; JEE_ EVENING. PATRIOT SATURDAY, AUG. 18, 1968, PAGE 7

ILLUSTRATED SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON By Alfred J. Buescher ies su MMERS! DE © mother, rt patient in the Prince” |

Seripture— “-das 20:14; Matthew 58, 1-0; 3 John 88-11. faeces Canadians Expect Pressure Mrs. Reginald Haslam of . : David and. Mrs. Reid and son. S>ringfield, formerly of . Cen:--°

At Fall T iff Di cussions ' Briaa of Toronto are visiting his tral Bedeque.is in the Prince

ari IS SONS . (parents (dad) of Middleton. His Ccunty Hospital as the resiili

* ee er OF A DROS. Britt:

« By DENNIS ORCHARD The government source said | proiipt criticism of decisiors Mrs Willard Rogerson of thi:

_. OTTAWA™ (CP)—Canada_ will Canada is ‘‘not really talking” |which are not subject to _appéal. community is a patient-ia the

be on the spot when anti-dump- about dropping its automatie Siidouts at anti-dumping pro- P.E.I. Hospital where ‘she has ing measures become a prime provisions, visions say they all pose one | undergone surgery. topic this fall at the Kennédy .“We would have to pe con- ‘serious risk. Relatively ‘cheap |

Round of tariff negotiations in vinced: that-there were substan- | lgoods, shut out as temporary | FRANCO GETS WHALE jGeneva tial benefits for Canada in what and disrupting ;'imports, might | MADRID (Reuters). — Span-. {} An in formed evsriniant changes other countries make a jhold promise as long-term sup- ish hipad, of state Gen. Francisce sources says Canadian negotia- anti- dumping -procedures, y Rie t 1 te b Franco ‘harpooned a 25 - ton tors expect strong pressure for said. "* plies at # long-term argain~ hale off Vigo in northwestern ‘jan end to the automatic proviv Canada has argued from the (and therefore of over-all eco- Spain Thursday, two Spanish sions of Canada’s 62-year-old .1a0¢ that its levies. must be au- |nomic benefit to the economy. , ‘news agencies reported Friday.

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ao AP Ey oy ; a “heal au tomatic because dunyping from ) i ie automatic clause con- TIini tung. f the United States must be dealt | God's law forbidding adultery. stresses — Jesus enlarged ‘its scope to include all Jesus so tung the consciences of the . Without. condoning. or condemning — tradicts ‘formal principle’ ii : = 5 . al purity and the sanctity of ‘ impurities, for. inward sins are aS ascribes and Phariseés they refused to the woman. Jesus offered her for- adopted fe the- major. “trading” - immediately ove Sane ~ Charlottetown Bible Chap el . aze and the family unit.—Exo dangerous as outward agts.—Matthew stone the adulterous woman.—.John geoen 7 “John 8:9-11, ee a “/ ‘nations as members of the Gen-}iarn Pp 235 ‘Camberlaind Ok ai Lencou Ave. ~ me hihi ei 8:38. / / eral Agreement on Tariffs and : US. ker! i ¥ Z Trade. Because the market 18 | Sunday School—11:00 a.m. (continues all summer): MEMORY VERSE: “Finally, brethren, whatsoever things are true, whatsoever, things’ are honest, Wbutaoever- things are : hae whats The principle: states anti (D8 and the Canadian market} oA. ices—11:00 a.m. and 8:00 pm. soever things are pure, whatsoever things are Jovely, whatsoever things are of good report; if there be any virtue, and if there be qumping duty ‘should be levied S™all, a peaeN anIneaN The Old Book... . The New Birth . . . The Precious Blood any praise, think on these things.” —Philipians 4:8, * tonly when it-can be proved that ae a lane’ m8 o "the Heend feos . : 4 d t industry is d d - , SEV MANDMENT_ {according to Mosaic Law, both tures do not tell us, but legend ie oe by ihe sale pra ies market conditions in Canada. ee 5 ENTH com ; of the adulterous parties were says it was a list of women—all ported goods at a price lower. Investigations required for ’ to be ‘condemned (Deuteronomy of, whom were intimates of that than: the price char in the Proof of damage in other coun- 22:22). ee delenation, ard Eat senaaling ees mee Jet tries can take roany_fonaihe. in _ The Salvation Army science oth make cowards of us mere the U.S. separate studies to pro- CAN MAKE LEVIES vide dumping and dathage can ~ 176 Great George Street

Canada’s revenue department occupy two years. Capt, and Mrs. Ray Nelson jhas the authority to make lev-| 4 study for the Canadian Sunday: Directory Class—9:30 a.m. :

Smug in their ‘self- righteous ness, the scribes and Pharisees all.’’ idemanded judgment: But the \Master, acting as though He had

ae ‘ not heard them, stooped and _be- jies en root Se aaataRe- It| American Committee , several ]. Sunday School—10 a.m. (EDITOR'S NOTE: The fol- needs direction’ and control.ous thought leads aah to. the 340 writing upon ‘the dusty bee = iB able wont 2 years ago concluded that Can- Holiness Meeting—11 a.m. Baws material. relating fe ‘Those who use i wisely and (adulterous get, deel lg lite i ee {Canada are ‘being imported at a AOA. a oS a the | Salvation Meeting—7_ p.m. ’ ee : with > limitations .s by . sesus 5 .ShNS tricted. trade or .affec e | euetrer saan sehen Sear aa eee ae = Thus,.if we are to escape the inci consciences and show them \price- lower than the price in =e wy pemlaction cath’ tts ante Tuesday, 8 p.m.—Home Leazue (Public meeting) sson is on copyrighted = G g. inherent dangers. of. impurity they were unfit to execute the {the exporting nation ‘at the Thursday, 8 p.m.—Prayer Meeting.

dumping legislation.

@utlines produced hy the. Di- who pervert or abhor it find it and adultery, we must build liv- : But the study added that no A WELCOME AWAITS YOU AT THE ARMY

{time and place of shipment.” vision of Christian Education, a curse. Many a family has boom les that are pure in mind, thou- | i

fae Wey eee He eagee 16 carry |. The duty levied: is the: differ- |

. National__Council—_of—Churchex—broken_up because one of its | -ght—and-heart,-for-—-our- inward", ‘ence. between the two: prices, one has yet found a meaning- a inthe U.S; ands used by -members—-has-—nat.learned.....t0. sins--are~—as-~dangerous~as- our eee tal wot aig ainiong | Hb The- present--round-- of GATT-{ul-way..to-measure-the-height | — - — —————— se permission.) “control” his. ‘thoughts. and de-joutward acts. her” negotiations considers anti- these classic invisible barriers. | CALVARY TEMPLE By R.A. RAMSEY sires; and a ron Ged wi In an environment aboundirg One by: one; beginning with, the dumping the most: serious of .You cannot, for instance, find | : _... Today's. lesson deals -with the Sadness and tragedy. becomes |, pornographic literature, sen- eldest, they slunk away, leaving ° several ‘‘non-tariff barriers’? to out how many cxporters, have PENTECOSIFAL ASSEMBLIES OF CANADA seventh commandment, “Thou ¢ven more pathetic “when - aN suous movies, suggestive - fash- Jesus and the woman. alone. international trade. The ‘round been persuaded to stay out of Upper Prince Street ————thalt—not commit adultery: ee et ee OF-no" ions, dirty jokes, titillating gos Jesus asked her, “Woman, . tis—attenpting“‘to-establish” atrin- | the Canatay market by the-) Rev. Cyril Clarke, Pastor Direct and—tn—the—point the: "86% 88 S00 inten Bs sip, socially- accepted immoral- where are those thine accusers? - ternational code on--anti-dump- tough regulations. 9:15 a.m.—Radio Broadcast, rside ation” law says exactly. what it means 00'S Purpose in giving, this jify, sex- oriented, advertising. jhath no man condemned: thee?” ing regulations. | Many factors of quantity, cx Summe ee

~—and vice-versa. It is positive commandment was two-fold: to ete, this is a monmental task. F - answer was in the. nega- Actual negotiation of terms {is change rates, time lag and busi- 9:45 a.m.—Sunday School

and all-inclusive. It prohibits StTess the importance of - per But if we make our lives truly tive, and Jesus. continued, @dultery, specifically, and, by sonal purity to a healthy, happy. ‘pure, such pseudo-sophistication |«- either do I condemn thee; go, i. mplication, all other forms of 2°dly. existence; and to safe-ahout us cannot parm us for) ‘and sin no more.’

licentiousness as well. guard the sanctity of the mar-/“unto- the pure all. things are| Jesus was in no way sanc- Adultery is almost -as—old-—ag-"iasestage and the family unit. “pure.” (Titus-1:15};~and- the re- tioning her immorality; she had

mankind itself:: prevalent among. AS_it was originally interpret- ward is great; “Blessed are the (obviously « broken~ the. seventh |

all races, creeds and ethnie ed, the law governed. only man’s pure in’heart:. for they shall se@ ‘commandment: and had been. = DR. “RONNELL

groups; easily fallen into. Be- outward sin of adultery. Jesus, God.’ ijustly. accused. He did not exon-

cause man is human and en-however, enlarged its scope, to| The matter of the woman lerate her or sit in judgment

dowed with mysterious instincts include all its lesser forms and|tjken in adultery is probably jupon her. He called her sin a Dr. Bonne t

expected after talks. resume ness practices enter the picture | 11:00 am.—Worship Service. = é next month: : ‘to. -blur- price comparisons and { 7:30 p.m.—Evangelistic Service te

7 : as will recetve a warm welcome at Calvary Temple

The Kirk of Stine == —

* Presbyterian Church In Canada BIRCHWOOD -

Cor. Pownal &. Fitzroy

Fouaea iss” . || FREE CHURCH OF SCOTLAND.

ee f (Birchwood St. near Longworth Ave.)

‘including the sex = drive “— impurities. Arguing for a per- the classic example of our Lord |sin, and gave her an opportunity : “Minister: ie ; which insure the preservation sona!- purity that “exceeds the as, forgiving Lord, despising for: forgiveness by ordering her 5 a Kev Maleaian - MeCaaia” BA ED a Minister: Rev. W. R. Underhay, BA. of tHe species, he sometimes litéralness of the: commandment |the sin, but loving the sinner. |to ‘go and sin no more.’ " Guest Spea er : us yy 11:00 a.m—Morning Worship _- ' yields willingly to the tempt. lesus_pointed out thal lust in ithe incident itself smacks of -@ What. did Christ wrile=- -Director of Music: fae é us p.m.—Evening Worship me tion of adultery . any form makes a man as~guil-|niot to-trap Jesus, for only the |the’ ground that Fecied "the aaa Sha pier Christopher Gledhill 4. ~_ VISITORS WARMLY WELCOME. ene Though God: given, the sex ty as though. he had committed |adulterous woman was dragged |morally-proud scribes ‘and heap “Bonnell, DD. will he ihe guest - MLA., B.Mus., A.R.C.C.0. - =

drive — like other instincts— | ithe ultimate sin, for the adulter- ‘before Him for. judgment, fOr, jisees to slink away? The Scri P- inreacher in the Kirk of St. Jam-

5 ~~ Jes*this Sunday ee . - - Punday, A ‘26 . a. : . : he on in Chaclottetciwn he -be- 11:00'a.m.—Divine Warship as ile aa Chistian Reformed Church —

\gan his distinguished career in| Sermon: “IS A ‘POST-CHRISTIAN. ' oe the ministty in Canada in 1922, | * . APPROACHING?” a : 185. Mt. Edward Road \proceeding to the historic Fifth | : Dr. John Sutherland Bonnell =~ i . fo (The firss church in Sherwood)

jAvenue. Presbyterian Church m Solo: Miss Pamela-Campbell - iE Rev. M. Dornbush, Minister (Phone 4-4721)

|New. York City in 1935. ; . ~ *f 10:00 a.m.—Matning Servite. |

| In the ensuing years he al become one of the best known’ 11:15" a.m.—€unday School

jministers in the United States, Lion Presbyterian Chureh - | _ 7:30 p.m.=Evening Worship. (Dutch)

famous throughout the world for. | Guest Minister: Rev. J. Van Dvke, Barrie, Ont. s

jhis pioneer work inthe field_of }_, Corner ‘Prince and Grafton Str : oe ‘pastoral counseling. Dr. Bonnell | = The Reverend Donald A. Campbell Baspo: > | et eee Nene, has lectured and preached throv- | ; : oo beoiee Pod he i ee aoe ighout North America, England] Mr. Royston F. Mugford, A.R.C.0; ‘Scotland, and- on the Continent, | is Organist and. Director - of Choirs. Sac

jand is the author of_a number. | 10 on a.m:-—Bible Class = : 11:00 ° am. 1. —Nursery School SHERWOOD - - PARKDALE

iof-professional and popular, I 00 a.m. SOLVING WORSHIP.

eae cent days the announce- | . Sermon: The Reverend David Mawhihney : an ~ PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

’ St. Andrew's . Presbyterian Church, Prescott, - = ment has come of his spe’ Ontario — fa the Sherwood Women's Inetitute Hall went aeipremment: of) ie New - Solo: Came, Let Us AM This Day—Bach a 1 iiadk: Aveuss York Theological Seminary. Miss Estelle Marie Mugford : , oe Sa Riv Waa. Clams. BA. BD, Minister

: is ee ~ | 1.00 p.m.—DIVINE WORSHIP SE wi me Weenie o ALBERTON =| | me hi David Mawhinne, | Sermon: “ELIGHA FULFILLING THE ae : ( } PURPOGES OF GOD” Mra. Fred Wells, Alberton, és A CORDIAL WELCOME TO ALL 7 a A WARM WELCOME AWAITS YOU |

a patient in the esters Hos pital. mania Mrs. Colin Rix, Simedate, has

(eeu Woe | Central Christian Church . } First Baptist Church —

Mass., and her son, Willard Rix

of Rumford, Maine. 319 Kent Street { Corner of Prince and Fitiroy Streets

‘Mrs. Robert. Roberts of Van- : ‘ 1 Rev. Malcolm F.' Harlow. B.A..°B.D., Minister coliver is a guest at Shady Lane | MORNING— Mrs. V. L. Dingwell, Organist and Choir Directer Tourist Home. This is the first,§ 10:00 a.m.—Ryble School for all ages. - A 11:00, art gen. IN THE WHEELS" time Mrs. Roberts had visited 11:00 a.m.—Morning Worship and the Lord's Supper lo: “Let Not Your Heart Be the province to which both her Sermon: “MARVEL NOT!" [ Troubled” (Oley Speake) | parents belonged. She is making | a Mrs. David Cox

contact with a number. of rela- | Evening Service—7:30-p-m: 7:30 p.m.—"‘THE WAY OF THE RIGHT.

\

There's hapot and lee "tives among the ‘Foley, Ahearn | Sermon: “MARX OR THE MARKS” ° EOUS" aS ell SS ee aa - jand Gavin families. | : : ] Duet: Selected: Keith and “Gajl over ace es 30 little Raeburn Corbett arrived from | Minister: Mr. W. ©, Weale ’ Ree: : delight a child, and we sometimes Vancouver Wednesday morning | Organist: Mrs. Allison MacRae, A.R.C.M.'- ~ [f_ Wednesday—7:30 Prayer Meeting. wich that we could be satished as Cee his mother, Mrs. Heber | : A WARM WELCOME AWAITS YOU orbett, Alberton, and to at- I a | easils. ior We Gea ete WE EXTEND A WARM Mepreiies TO ALL 4 : '

here. : Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Gale, Somerville, Mass., are guests |

of Mr. and Mes. Lemont: Hutt, | Sherwood

Alberton South: Church of Christ

ne (Meeting i\:Shérwood Elementary School) 10:00 a.m.—Sunday School for all ages

RICHMOND _ Nursery through Adult olais.

11:00 a.m.—Morning Worship with the Lord’s Supper

Aa we grow older, we acquire ex-

THE UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA)

(A. Union of -Congregationalists, Methodists and Presbyterians)

TRINITY UNITED CHURCH

Robert McNeill, Toronto, Ont., Presiding—W. A. MacRae accompanied. by his _ parents, - .Sermon by K. T. Norris— 7 (corner of Prince and- Sydney Streets) |Mr- and Mrs. Leonard. McNeill “DIVINE IMPOSSIBILITIES” » : Charlottetown, P.E.1. fand his brother Frank, Rich- You are Cordially Invited Ministers: Rev. John G. E. Ball, B.A.

|mond, recently spent a day Come and Bring Your Children | jtouring the eastern part af - LPB tT: Although. life-long resi-

dents of the Island, it -was their A Church-planting project

first tour of the Eastern part “Central Christian Church, Charlottetown and they found it very enjoyable. They visttéd Souris, Wood Ie -jlands, and East Point.

Sympathy is being extended | to the family of the late Gustave | Arsenault who passed away re- | a in the Prince County Hos- pital ‘

Rev. Gerald 16. Wgrwas, B.A. B.D. Organist: Mr. Joseph B. Herdman :

11:00 a.m.—Crib Raoni and Nursery, in Social Halll 11:00 a.m.—'"'THE SANCTITY ‘OF LIFE” (Rev. John G. E. Ball) wan Commandment < : “Hear .ye, Israel" (El jah) Mendelssohn —Mies June Foster = Coffee .and conversation after Church in Social Hall 7:00 p.m.—'‘WITNESSES” (Rev, J. Ball) : WELCOME TO WORSHIP

PARK ROYAL UNITED CHURCH

18 Christie Drive, Parkdale Rev. J. H. Tye, B.A., B.D., Minister Mr. » Leslie Hiscott—Organist and Director of Choirs

10:0-a.m.—Nursery _and child Care ‘mn the Church Hall. _

10:00 a.m.—DIVINE WORSHIP ss Sermon: “LOVE YOUR NEIGHBOUR" ae

“ Duet: isses Lynda and Marily Drake Le You Are Welcome To Worship With Us

: SPRING PARK UNITED CHURCH

Kirkwood Drive

St. Peter's. Cathedral

, Rochford Square

Anglican Church of Canada Nei Archdeacon J. R. Davies, M.A., L.Th,, Rector

Rev. Canon E. M> Malone, M.A., D.D“LL.D. Honorary Assistant Priest - Miss Suzanne Brenton, Lic. Mus., Organist Mrs. B. W.: Patterson, Choir Director

“August 21—The Eleventh Sunday: After’ Trinity

8:00 a.m.—Holy Kucharist ire Pre ory 8:45 a.m.—Mattins

11:00 a.m.—Choral Eucharist and Sermon * 7:00 p.m.—Evensong and Sermon | ‘ Visitors are cordially welcome at all services.

St. Paul's Anglican Church

Established: 1769 by Royal Foundation The Rev. F. Louis Elias, L.S.1., Rector

IX

TO BUILD-PLANT.-__ HAMILTON (CP)—John In: | ghs Co. will begin consiruction | \withins two months of a plant j ithat will‘ ultimately employ | (eDoME 5,000 persons. Initially a | irefrigerator and fréeer manu-| facturing plant, the Six- -acre | building would employ between’ \24) and 300. workers at the

‘THIS FEATURE IS CONTRIBUTED TO THE CAUSE OF THE cHuRCR , a BY THE FOLLOWING INTERESTED INDIVIDUALS AND BUSINESS TABLISHMENTS fiestotage OC tie NLA WH bore

Tuesday Psalms Ecclesiastes ~ c Luke ‘199: 137-144 21-1 6:17-5 G2 12:74

$2,500,000, Minister: Rev. Clayton €. Lewis ; aOR Ws baptist WOOD) CONVALESCENT [a spi catalan Organist and Choir Director : , .« Real’ Estate Consul NURSING HOME LTD. : ‘ Ge . pson, F.R.C.0.., (CHM) A.R.C.M. Organist and Choir Director: Mrs. J.B. Herdman, L.R.AM. 8, NELSON GOOD 8 Appraiser and Broker y § Gratton : Charlottetown SEEKS INDEPENDENCE | ee ee ee Ponta ; oe we : 43K? o 269 Qneen St. % : NASSAU (AP)—A_ move to} TRINITY XI : eee F 10:00 a.m.—Nursery (5 yrs. and under) ; PI and Heating Contractor Ne . oe f “ seek independence for The Ba- ‘ i. i = iumbing Wesue bane ie : H. T. JAMES hamas has been proposed in the J 8: 30 a.m.—HOLY COMMUNION—Celebrant: ‘The Revv'd 10:00 a.m.—Morning Worship 4-2008 : Hawthorne Ave. 4 icLeé, TD. ‘ jumbing. and Heating House of Assembly. Rando Rodney Ives slay ca i ee " : Departmental’ Store Tay 4-9368 Nisit 4.82 Fawkes, Labor, gave notice that ; Sermon: “THE FATHER'S WILL” 45541 vats LID Queen St “12 Elm Ave, BO Edward St he will seek a committee af, the 11:00 a.m. MORNING PRAYER "AND. SERMON €olo: “Only Shadows",

, Officiant and Preacher: The Rev'd Rodney Ives ee aa Ge ee YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED a0. ATTEND ALL READ THE CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS ON THIS PAGE FOR TIMES OF SERVICES {1964 granted the jslands, inter: , Os SRY ae ae

Inal self-government. ion - sheen

next session tA consider inde-

ls « ATTEND THE CHURCH OF YOUR. CHOICE : ipendence A new constitution:

Mrs. Patey Kipping Ca uae