mam-mmuamnm Oimrﬂldﬂmuum o m f , mm o .m... .. “stirrer n‘ltl Bildoc Club Rae was thanked for his infor-

e ~ I I ' - mative address, by D on ald| S Baker. and a lively question and: Ten km s w h M l 1 answer period followed. ‘ I; Wan-fess," if tho:

'Monday g . The maiden“ George M’°',Chsrlottetown Duplicate Bridge

Mgfdﬁdpiﬁziﬁngé?(ﬁghting;lClub at the Charlottetown Hot-‘

a I in . . . In A K n 'l general meeting and the la siiel' zndwcfmpleggw I” the “Pl u . Irun s s co . 1 lrr:."..:t::r=nr'i..::r A number or club when

. ‘will leave this weekend for Am-‘

KENSINGTON — Agricultur- the proble in would be fewer on ' "cmmlnwm fwmlhmt '0 While“ in “ariiimrl

. d m m the council meeting. Edson Ray- championship play The n ext

al p o l l c l e s. how they affect °83 “am 1 e “untryslde- her was approlIed by this meet- he.sz of the locaj club will b farmers. and how farmers can “50 5°59“th from "53’ ing as the Kenslngton area rep- .

take advantage of them. wasltance “‘0'” the department 0‘ resentative to the Maritime:ne£rsMinday night as usual' 1 l

[iodine of Trust ittusmnio mar saloot season was”: _r

the topic chosen by Hon. Andrew “Flam”? "9 the 5'}! Clubs Provinces Board of Trade. A e r “d Don B. MIcRae. minister of agricul- Wh'Ch 1‘ e C e l V 9 in“e “‘05” motion was also passed that thclffﬁfwei‘imﬁiidbym, ‘35-.

equally from the DNVlDClll ZOV- nominations already set up, belgln over Mrs, Donald Campbell ' ernmem- ﬂ“? D°m‘“‘°" Ewen" approved for the slate of offic-iand Mrs. G. H. Buntain While .. ment and the R 03’ 81 Blink 0‘ ers for the Maritime ProvinceslMl-g, Benjamin Rogers an'd Mrs. ,David.lf{dshi:h

canada: and the women’s Insu' Board Oi Trade. iWiillam T. Rogers led the north- ime to he do

tnre. speaking to the members of the Kenslngton Area Board of Trade. Wednesday night at

my shepherd." sang yea. though I walk through the val- At the time of the attack of Senna- They foresaw the time when the Lord the Kensington Regional High h v . . chool

not want. He maket ley of the shadow of death, I will cherib and his am , dunn th reign .tutes. which receive a srant. I ah ld b . i W“ in green pastures. He fear no evil; for Thou art with me: of Hezekiah 1701 he». tile Sins of “mm mm a“ 9"“ t‘.’ a" W" m” l and which Wm hhve its st,“ in_ TOURIST BUREAU .500 l e y | 300d margin. .leadeth me beside still waters. He Thy nod and Thy staff they comfort Koran wrote a psalm ‘ ' God as “‘3 the “Mr shatter”! "‘0 W"

i . - ,, , " prawns creased this year hy the had]. The tourist committee chair gﬂeth06$1$g$ei°£ngeﬁgdgmmm my soul. —Psalm 23:1-3. me, continued David—Psalm 23:4. our refuge in trouble—Psalm 46:1. ‘ Psalm 4628.9.

Mr. MacRae told of assistance offered to farmers in all branch-

, tion of a graduate in home econ- man A.M. Johnstone re orted ' ‘

es of agriculture. Assistance is - ' . i P L. Poole, and Miss Mary Duffy MEMORY VERSEz—“Be still and n w t! (}od"-—- ‘ ' in *:2“artists:strain: 3:: Mrs. Mae l ’ k ° ﬂ“ "" mm 46"" v 5": mg equ‘pmem' and also by DH» GRANTS MADE Following are 'the top fivel . ' " ' . .- 'i viding machinery for cleaning Grants are given to .11 local are?" “king f" approval an d,‘team5 on each Side With llOI'lltsl . o \‘th:ll§,alol:ll'ltllse:legl. till; flyctlgl‘; I'Cltlit’a‘ltl‘cls binayizicﬁﬁoclnll:

aSSlstance to continue the tour- / 1st bureau and handicraft center NORTH-SOUTH

vm ,

TY- al Winter Fair. 0f the assistancev . . . . , ~ established last year in Kensin “’1. Rogers-R0 e“ 94 l great river. Onl a tiny rivulei of Acadia University. in a pro- Speaking of the need for to. fetterinzliilhjn “sch-ybicesf, thhe ton. Business ﬁrms and othefszz Hinesﬂumg’ - 82 It flowed past the base of the rock gram Whlc.l over the past de- ground limestone. he stated that $151338: 1: an kg; 1: will also be approached_ ms pooleﬁpoole 32 on which the temple strod, This cade has drawn pastors and .Canagan y y p :leads us to believe that the ri- theological students of many

in soil tests made last year. to committee also asked that an in-. 4. Mr.. Mrs. Douglas 80‘12 l I - - v per cent of the soils tested show- dependent group consisting of n;5. Farmer-Plamn-idon 77in yer mentioned '5 the great our denommamns from a“ put. ' h

totals:

Ind dlllntBCtinE Potato mael'llll- exhibitions. and also to the Roy- 0 c which did not stand upsii - professor of practical theology e

flow of God Himself in the Ta- of Canada.

- In the weed control program. . . , ed the need for lime. and he representative of the . Editors note: The follow- 'shepherd In the New Testa-‘points up even more the im - . . . . . . - . por- ‘Iimsed the necessity of taking if?!“ming‘ﬂnif‘fnggbjﬂﬁ‘:’ boardyof trade. and the Town 1 B a WE‘I‘IST WEST 89 his material tea to- lment we find this concept dewtance of our Sabbath as a day t—__——_——bema°le' silﬂltlzlggt ii: Soverlzll‘nelllt zublsii- . crop' which may be grown Coungil. be given authority to 2- Caemgheﬁ £5313“ 87‘”) ‘ £03202: Sunday Sghlfttgilessotn :ilelgfiled iii lMatthew 26:31. Johnsof rest. FARM NUMBER BM" es me on e an . e . conSl er applicants for ser 1 - ' . . _ s on copyrlg ou - ' 0: 6, e rews 13:20 and oth- ’l‘h ' . said that the agricultural repre- w’th le“ labor When commer' vce 3- Carson-Be” é: lines produced by the Divi- ers. the :dgﬁltlixrlhlg‘hlgsgihgsm alias: Rev- A- ReYnOldS REGINA (Cpl—“me sun”

d i" the bureau' 4 MacDonald MacMill'in ‘ i I Ch ' y Ed ﬂ Don Bake,- rehomd that er, ' - ~< ' I son 0 “Sign uca on. The sheep in Palestine are storation of soul. guidance, de- ' ' forts to procure a dentist {or m. Gleesm'Larabee 77 l Natlonal COMIC“ of Churches lgathered at night into a yard vine companionship. protection. JOIn

chewan government's economic advisory and planning board

cial weed killers are used. an

“mam” “e provmed w it for which there is a ready mar-

equipment for soil testing. a n d

ket- . . .

the tests are “my prepared. town‘ had so fax. been unsuc _ in the US. and is use d by enclosed With a wall which is correction. at romise of l‘OVl- ' ’

In .h effort to improve mm Mr. MacRae recommended {uh but Wm be continued. Casi?- cepied responsibility for the permission.) surmounted by thorn bushes toij sion in time ofdanger, 015,01” The Institute of Pastoral :Sys m “5 32mm“ mp1,“! that

stock breeding in the province’ that farmers make more use of lard Stewart for the Cenimnini maintenance of the c aution By N. SPEER JONES keep out wolvm. ln summerliv and of the continuance oijrainlnE has announced the ap- f are are S :e: he"! :2," arms in as a c ewan an

th speaker told of assistance the agricultural representatives, committee 1. t lights for the railway crossings IN THIS LESSON we study the flocks move up the moun-‘these bless' time h t t - pommem 0‘ Re“ Ala" R93" than“! we purchase price of who are qualified men with col- three membeigogfedthethaczmg'i: which would be installed as soon two of the mOSt famous of all tainside where sheep and Shep-inity. mgs “3 on e H noids to the staff of its spring there Were 20 years ago. There

sh.” for the hhhrhvemeht of the lege training. and he advised tee are ready to meet to study as possible by the Board of the Psalms. The reason for herd sleep in the chem protech The “rod” and “Staff” memjprogram In clinical pastoral now are 93.9% farms in tho

hos industry. as well as cattle, that I mm“ l‘ "allable i° information obtained individual-i Transmit Cmmisslm‘e’s- the" fame ‘5 t° be “Md 1" “‘9 ed only by makeshift walls 0‘ honed have caused considerable "3mm ‘° be “we” at “‘9 N°‘ 9mm" with a“ “"3" “i” “he” and poultry, The depart. everyone. listing all these polic- IV on material for the scenic DOES TINY rORmAIT title of out? l-:sson; the lwcniy- tangled thorn hushes_ pommentaw The “shrew “vulva Scotia Sanatorium in Kent- at 686 acres Compared With 1943

t .1 f h killed ies and others. - " r . . . . . third, especially. is often mem- . “ ‘- ‘ ‘ ivme_ Nova Scotia_ figures of 138.713 farms with an men 80 Ply! 01‘ 8 cell drive project. _ Italian painter Liugi Tagliar- It is thought that the oasrs Whlcll is usually translated rod

b t h o ' o a val he at k l. wa mum . ‘ . . orized. even by the very young. . . y at y d abs n ppm .51); Ill SD" 9 I Mayor Everett Champion re zinl has painted a portrait of to provide a source of Strength described in the twenty-third

T the RCMP. Hi this. lie “id duced by Don WOOd. chairman ceived some applause when helPope John measuring .25 of an - - - ~ - . not the. answer. The anhwer to of membership and programs announced that the town had ac-‘inch by .32 of an inch. liggefalth m troumed “mes to gaminmpifeaumul place known logical Seminary in New York Alberta has 73 212 with an aver. ' David's image of the Lord as shepherds take Th U . f0 th f t Following his work in New age size of 645 acre

a shepherd is one which ap-‘ shelter them from the noondayj . e “"5"” r. e or 3" York he studied in the area of

pealetl strongly to Christ;1vheat. Thus the same pra‘cticcsISD‘ith Psalm W33 (lillte PI‘ObEbly clinical pastoral education at Th H s.

therefore we find it liberally in and the same geography have the miraculous doli'crarit-e of Central State Hospital in Okla- e I e o“

the pages of the new Testa- remained for at least three.Jerusalem from the army of home. At the present time he is - - _

meat. It also made its way into thousand years, for this psalm Sennacherib in 701 B.C. This s the pas t )r of Saint Paul’s‘ Offers you mhgmus sup plies for church and home. 170 Kent St.

Mr. Reynolds is a graduate average size of 408 acres. Mani- of Acadia University. Pine Hill toba has 43.306 terms With an Divinity Hall, and Union Theo- average size of 420 acres and

is apparently the equivalent of

11a scepter. Staff onthe other.

a, where even todayihghtd, conveys the idea of sup- the floc s

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pictorai art. perhaps at first‘ was written about 1025 BC, was during the reign of Heze- ‘ Church. of Lie United Cllurch of on the walls of the early cata- In this famous psalm, notice ‘ah. Canada in Fredericton. New combs- Later the image was that the first and most impor- The mention of the river in Brunswick.

SymbOllzed in the blSllOP'S' tant blessing given us 0 r verse 4 is probably inspired by In joining the sanaicrium's "00K Shepherd is rest (verse 2). This 1 the fact that of all the great hi- The idea of the shepherd's

goodness. w-hicii r e a c h e 5 its

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Charlottetown

zenith in the twenty-third psalm v ° W as it“ bad‘ 35 Genes.“ 4‘2 atlon Corner of Prince and Fitzroy Streets where we learn that Abel was a “Home 0' EVN‘KCltSm SM" 1855 Rev. Malcolm F. Harlow, B.A.. . .. ' sie shepherd. Isaiah 40:11 refer; to Great Gm” Simt Mrs. v. L. Dingwell. Organist and Choir Director God as shepherd. In Zechariah: 55 vma Avenue Capt. and Mrs. R. Walker 13:7 we find a Messianic pas-‘ Sunday. Dmum. Clagsum-w a m 9:45 a.m.—~Suinday School “3° "mam Chm” “"9 a“ Sunday School—10 am. 11:00 a.m.—"FOOTPRINTS IN THE SAND" M

. Huh-hes, Meetmg_11 am. Anthem: "O For a Closer Walk With

l Salvati Meeting—7 in God“ (Myles Fosterl

_ on p; ’ Soloist: Mrs. Douglas McKenney ‘ Friday: Young Peoples Hobby Class—4:15 pm. 7.00 pm “MISSION ACCOMPLI D” h "A WELCOME AWAITS YOU AT THE ARMY ' ‘ ‘ Anthem: "Dreams of GsaxliiElee.. Soloist: Mrs. W. G. Cowley ! .— 5 ~ . «is 5 Zion res yterian urc -——-—

Corner Prince and Grafton Streets

The Rev. Donald A. Campbell, B.A., Minister

Who couldn’t

organist and Chhir Director 219 Kent Street Charlottetown. P.E.l. a Miss Madelyn Wadden, L.Mus.. B.Mus. Morning: . . 9:45 a.m.—Sunday School—Classes for all ages. a.m.~3%e Sghool for she whole flamlly . _ r . _ : a.m.- 's upper-an orning essage: . 10.00 am. Bible Class. 11.00 a.m. Nursery School "THE WAY THAT SEEMETH RIGHT" ~ - l 11:00 tum—DIVINE WORSHIP . Choir Anthem: “Jesus Saviour Pilot Me"

. Once there was a mother who had it nor- ' Sermon: SYMPATHY EYenm‘: Y P I M. . P a. .’ . ma), healthy hoy_ And 1-,. liked ho do th. . Anthem: gently Lord. 0 Gonin Lead Us 7'00 p'm'”Th‘:::§. .FBEE?SIO‘§§.‘0"3W “513m ‘ things that normal, healthy boys like to do. i l "welsh Au“ Principal SpeakcrhMiss Heather Mathews

B f 10 me M th M ,t , 7:00 pun-DIVINE WORSHIP —recru1t for Jamaica. Pg 0’ ‘ "8 Y’ i t“ 0 ’9' c0“ “ ; Sermon: THE TWO OPPOSING POWERS 59901.31. Mus” . . take m Sh: 1“?th DON T Bobbv— Anthem Hm—w- o...arm-ii..‘::"':::..2..W°i'i c it you’ll hurt yourself!” ; VISITORS ARE ALWAYS WELCOME A WARM WELCOME AWAITS YOU AT ALL i‘iMEsi

Then one day, as she passed the play- ground, she marveled at a bold youngster’s feats on ﬁle horizontal ladder. And, coming closer, die discovered it was Bobby!

Now she has more conﬁdence in her son . . . .and better understands his confidence

Mr. John A. Wilson l

Maritime Christian St. P au'ls Anglican ChUICh KirE,Sogirsﬁlujlﬂrlyfﬁnnam

The Reverend T. . ' 0 ege Established Hill! by Royal Foundation Organist and Director of the Choir! Chariottetovvn. P.E.l. The Rev. F. Louis Elias. Rector Christopher Gledhlll. M-A-i B-Mlll-

' . Organist and Choir Director: ' . . in himself takes pleasure in presenting George A Thompson. “Echo” (CHM) AJMLM. 9:45 a.m.~—Chu.rth Sghrxloﬂqﬂlp DEDICATION 0' G Sound religious training begins with con- FOR ITS! Second Sunday after Easter 11-0" a'm'j'lrgﬁggl" and SEhMON : ﬁdence and underatandin . In churches of our 1 3:30 a.m.—Holy Communion. “m ONLY CHRIST HAb BEEN THERE!" ' hf l g ' (1' led 5 N0 SUNDAY SCﬂOOL 0R BIBLE CLASS- Anthem: "From all that dwell below the skieI' community Yout _u eagerness ls lrec J (Members attendmg “:00 mice)‘ dwalmiglev) “ward right momes' h‘gh ‘deals’ dean “' ‘ LECTURESHW 1130” a-m-—M?mi"g Player “id 59mm”- 7‘00 p m——EVENINC WORSHir AND SEMINAR: tivities. Moral and spiritual conviction begin M J h A w,l mulsgyﬁgﬂdm kindly Present Lenten BOXES at ‘ ' “TAXES 0N ITALIAN wners_ CREth to supersede daring and pride as incentives 'f- O. In 5 _ I 500 Subject: ..A‘ BULLET AND A SHAW" APPLES. AND BI'I'HYNIAN CHEESE _ for action. Mlmster' Fl’“..°h“s“a." Chm“ Anthem: “This Joyful Easiertide" (Dutch Melody) 8:00 amt—Young People's Society ._ Sprln-giieid, Ohio Harmonized by Chas Wood - ' ' “Let the Word of Christ dwell in you richly.”

Your child already has faith in himself. p.m._.l-iymn Sing

' ' - .. a 30 p.m.—-Evening Prayer and Sermon. Thmzhﬁe CNN" 5 “‘9’” “d Wu." ex »- Theme: 1 'ect. “THE SHEPHERD or CHRISTS , ample this rudimentary faith can be enriched . CHURCH" .7 “d by ﬁlth m GOd' me: CHURCH FOR ALL - ALL FOR THE CHURCH Personal Evangel'sm‘ ‘ ATTEND CHURCH THIS SUNDAY: ‘ ; CHURCH GOING FAMILIES ARE 'HAPPIER FAMILIES. Ch Iotumwn P E I . ‘ . . 10:00 am. & 2:30 pm. ; i" ' - - - . The Church is the ncatest factor larly and support the thumb. They I _ . _.._ Ministr”: R". J G. a Balh BA. ‘ on asrth for the building of charac- are: l i) For his own sake. 12) For Tues-Fm. April 30-May 3. R ' w B A B D { let ' ‘wnahithi'sastore- his children’s Iake. (3) Foriheuaka ' or. G. G. yrwas. ' . .. . . I H homeofspiritual valuu. Withouta of his community (1: 1n the Rev, Clayton C. Lewis atronChurch.neithordemocracy Fortheaskeof u ihe, ‘ : K I l I ._.. m aﬁvmuﬁm an mm.” The” which needs his mom] and material COLLEGE BUILDING Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada Organist at Director of_r.RoySionhF Mug on! A R C o \\\ are four sound reasons why every support. Plan to go to church regu~ 223 KENT ST. PPEI' Prince Street “—_—‘—_ . v “——"—‘“‘—‘ 9? ‘ 5‘: [lemon should attend Iervices regu- larly and read your Bible daily. _ Rev. C. K. Benn. Pastor Daylight Saving Time \ "§“’$ 9:]5 a.m.—~l-‘eiliowshi Hour Summ rside Rad'i . . .§ \L p . o it , , ,g _\. , 9.45 at 11 am. Church Stlmnl . is‘ e H x“ .hﬂm'wlhqm.‘ ALSO 10:ill a.m.-—~Sunday School. Loyalty Campaign . ‘ 1 n . \ cm 11:00 a.m.—Moming Praise Service 11:00 a.m.—“THE CTRélTH THAT MAKES US I-REE L . . . _ h . . . _ yrwas Sandor londay Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Suturday Spec'al ,Evem”9 7‘30 p‘m' Etmd‘sﬁc M'y' Anthem: “Blow Golden Trumpets. mow" (Wild! Proverbs ‘ Proverbs Isaiah H Corinthians Ephesians Colossians Hebrews ' Sery'ce‘ ATTEND CHARLOTTETOWN'S REVIVAL CENTER ‘ ‘ ” 3-21427 14~24.so 30:12-18 3:145 3:7-19 3:12.17 10:32-39 ’ 1:00 p.m.—“DUALlSM 0R ONLNLSS ' ' Theme: g (AREA Clayton C_. LCX'lSlM ‘ __ O H ) . . ‘ . n em: "Evening n 0min: ' a ' ey The Chrlshan Home “A WELCOME AWAITS YOU AT TRINITY AN! ms FEATURE IS comm“ BY THE FOLLOWING BUSINESS ESTABLISHMENTS 8:00 p__m, :35 Cumberland st. at Longworth Ave. SPRING PARK“ ammc soormo mo ’33.? glax'éﬁ’fﬂﬁ. Pl '1'. T~ "ﬁlms; Mom-Thurs. April. 29-May 2‘ snnvrcss: 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. SPRING PARK UNITED CHURCH INSULATION COMPANY Appraiser and Broker: Dav 4.3828” ” Nighinﬁmm m Evenlna mecﬂns conducted by the Young People (Cor. Klrkwood Drive and Dunkirk Street) “"5 1' Sm“ 9"" Rm‘d r “26‘ m “m” 8“ 12-min Ave. so Edward 8t_ CENTRAL CHRISTI‘ AN “mm c°'d""’ “mm 9:30 and 11:00 a.m.—CHURCH SCHOOL . CHURCH 3““ 3mm” 4‘" P-m- 11:00 a.m.-—“THE WAY TO Liar." rim. C G, Lewis. ; JACK IAWEI LTD. LARTER BRO‘ Choir: The Beautiful Garden of Prayer" 3 Interior Degg§ht St ‘ Manhunt" “ Coma“ Bloch. MOORE ‘ McLEOD LTD . A I ;________—__.—__.-._T:..—... 0mm“. M”. r, Deacon; Dim-m; Mr. w. c. 3." "5°" - ' mrd ai invitation is extended 4.9609 102 Kensington Road ‘65“ DepartmentallmStore st. h, the public ,0 Send the”! PARK ROYAL UNITED CHURCH ‘ QM“ services and tum- Christie Drive. Parkdale ' mmm GARDENS BRIGHTON DAIRY Rev. J. n. Tye, B.A.. a.n.. Minister , (Gail-go W. Johnson. Prop.) v Mr. Leslie niicott. P t 5 Cathedral 4-3219 ii alumni Ave. 4.3330 Green St Organist and Director of Senior Choir . e er BOWNESS TRANSPORT LTD. Mrs. s nley Newman An‘llcan Church of Canada (Annm- Bowne“. Prop.) Director of Junior and Intermediate ChoirI R hm", g "a" um“ “09- “D' 3- NELSON 600” um is. 3.1%.]... A... to a.m.—Junior and Senior Church School “‘- “i - Pl'mo “we” mammal“ P 1m“ “a Huang comma" . . def C} d N The Ven. Archdeacon J. K. Davies. M.A_. Rector 0-3538 107 Great 'Geotge St. 4 17 Hawthorne Ave. 11.00 a.m.—Kin garten asses an urser-y The Reverend Canon E. M. Malone. MA" DD. : Auskr L mo 8 11:00 thin—MORNING WORSHIP “hunt-r! Assign“ prim“ ' . ' . MA _ Sermon: WE NEVER OUTGROW GOD M's Suzanne Brenton. Llr, Mus.. Organist I: aorugwma . Gaamn man-r asso (Canadian an Agent) “mfgfgﬁffmiiﬂgﬁ Anniem: Hail Gladdening Light—Geoffrey sin Tm 3, w. mum.“ a"... mum, ("Red" Hawaii. Lessee) Hi61° Guith St. East 11:15 a.m.—Primary church School A r" m“, 3...,“ m, we, 3...“, 1? “gm” W'WM‘LM 4.921. m Grafton at. m wet...“ " , . I I I a I M 1:00 p.m.—~EVENING WORSHIP mm a.m.—Holy Euchanlt t; P. o” on” Sermon: THE- HOLY CITY 8:45 a.m._Mamns h - ' FRIZZELL'! mm : Ant em: . _ sch 1 . gm; phqun . . 9.45 am. Sunday on _ M mmqv'mcm'mm moor-in Service Texaco Service SW” "moon mum" Mm” by "“ w” M 11:00 I.m.—-Chora| Eucharist . m m w m at. W “ mm ’. #8615 SI. Peteu Road ' l ﬁgmnggmoriu 0’- | 8:15 ﬁlm—Adult Bible Study M 1;“) p.m_..Evmg . . um mutant“: . . m Till CHURCH Ol‘ YOUR CHOICE ms SUNDAY You Art Welcome ro WM, With no V1500“ In most welcome It all ante-I. ' .t , . _ .l u.