~ the right way, and three weeks 'ley-Methodist~ Church” in~Hamil=, aspect of ~ life:

., young Amis elder said to the , translator,

UC Stucent Minister Named For Cavendish

The Board 0: Home Missions). of the United Church of Canada| recently announced that Brian} Gazzard, theological student at Mt Allison University.-Sackville | has been appointed student min-| (ster of the Cavendish Pastoral Charge, effective May--10:

Born in the West Indies, he ts,

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Amis Turn Christian

“You don't know me," the |

| (EDITOR'S NOTE: The fol- lowing material relating to to- morrow’s Sunday School les- | son is based on copyrighted outlines produced by the Di- “vision of Christian Education, | National Council of Churches in the U.S., and. is used by permission.) , By. R.H. RAMSEY

|. The 36-year period between. the~death~of~-Jeroboam~and:-the ascension of Ahab to the throne |

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and confusion:

Jeroboam was followed by a' weak son, Nadab, who was suc- | céeded by a violent revolution- ary leader named Baasha, Elah, son of Baasha, was slain in a drunken debauch by one of his own commanders, and all the members of his family exter- minated. Zimri, another leader of rebellion, reigned only seven \days. Omri, strong, purposeful, 'but cruel in the methods he em- | ployed to secure, and keep his |power, reigned for 11 Then came the weak Ahab, son of Omri, with whose character |

“but I remember each of vour three visits to my | village. The first time you, care, there were no Christians. |

Now we have had a church for | several years.

-—‘l_watched-you—that first. age: as you asked, the names of cab-

~By- BRIAN. GAZZARD

_bage, potatoes and other things. |the son of a Methodist’ mission-|and moral weaknesses” today's

Later I heard you pray. Some- jary from England. His parents/|lesson deals.

how. 1 knew that your way was are currenly serving in the Wes-| Ahab was despicable in every His ~evils—were-

‘latér_I accepted Jesus and~ be- ton, Bermuda. In 1965 Mr. Gaz-| lexceeded-onty by his weakness.

years. |

| MATERIALISM, WEAKNESS

| Downfall Comes ToA King *

the despotism and cruelty of the average Oriental monarch: of ithe era. She banished “ the prophets of the local shrines. When Elijah discredited and de- ;stroyed her prophets, she threat- ened his life but the prophet. el- uded her and escaped to Judah. | With such a background, the incident of Naboth’'s vineyard would be trivial were it not for the appearance of tak The humble Naboth possessed

of Israel was one of violence, a vineyard, an old family prop-

jerty beside the king’s palace. Ahab wanted it for. an herb garden, offering a better vine-

ie The acme: Charlottetown, Sat., Aprfi 30, 1986.

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pintant, tearing: his clothes, wearing sackcloth, fasting and humbling —himself.—_Though his repentance was far from gen-

favor by the Almighty because

would upon

God's promise that He not bring the judgment

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yard or cash for the property; ae refused for. some” At Ceremonies

reasons and also on the valid grounds that the Mosaic Law forbade it.

What was Ahab’s reaction? He behaved like a_ small’ child. He sulked and became petulant. |He took to his bed, turned his face to the wall and refused to eat.

Jezebel became scornful and contemptuous. ‘‘Are you king of Israel or is Naboth?’’ she asks. “Ifyou are king, get” out of |bed and act like one! I will give you the vineyard of Naboth!"’

And- this ~she—did, promptly land violently: In Ahab’s name,

Jean Lesage _ here at the opening of Alberta House in Montreal that it will provj

and better relations which were, until today, absent.”

He said: “Our people will ap- ply to your bureau for informa- tion about Alberta, thanks to this same bureau, Albertans will be in-a-better position than ever efore to learn about Quebec.

“Perhaps, and this is to ve hoped-—tourism- in both -direc- | tions will be stimulated.’’ -

uine, it was regarded with some |

our chapter lesson closes with!

Ahab’s days. but upon those of

MONTREAL (CP) — Premier |

SAULT STE. MARIE, Mich. (AP) Jaunty, 66-year-old Marion Pearson set off from Canada Wednesday with four companions to walk 600 miles without eating a bite. of. food. > The five — the four others range in age from 45 to 68—

j-began a

A 40-mile-an-hour wind blew

“the possibility of collaboration” ‘in freezing temperatures but

none of the -hikers seemed to

| mind.

600-MiLE WALK PLANNED ~ | THOUT TAKING FOOD :

long hike -.to Rich- «

‘Pearson said he .has found

eons) “9 to cover couldn’t raise money to | short-term borrowings and qver. | Plans Expansion credit. STURGEON FALLS, Ont: “We plan to consolidated ex- | (CP)—Abitibi Paper Co. has isting staff services in the or: | ual companiés within the Trad- | $1" and funovation program at his desire for food wanes after | ers group having their own staff | a Oe ic sas about the third day of walk-. |services .. . the newly-struc- | progr about one pound a day on the E service rile for al Seeipany | | preanet a0. $e 50-acre plant in trip. areas,” mott sai Stepping along with Pearson | | Production capacity of corru: 15 times more susceptible to | | increased by 30 per cent to 220 ne ee Fe heart attacks than women. ‘tons a day from 170 tons a day. son, 66, of Wyoming, a Grand Lions Club president, Duane Smith, 54, and Conrad Van- | hoven, 45, a Zeeland mail car- i

Central Christian Church

Atami | Mrormeruten %| Abltib! Paper extended its bank lines peuleation. Rather than individ. | announced a $3,000,000 expan- start this fall, is the first mass ing. He predicted he will lose | tured staff functions will fulfil | or are. fellow Grand Repids busi- After the age of 50, men are gated medium paper is to be Rapids suburb; Wyoming’s I 219 Kent Street rier. MORNING— 10:00 a.m,—Sunday School for all ages

11:00 a.m.—Morning Worship and the Lord’s Supper Sermon: .“‘THE CHRISTIAN FAMILY LIFE” Intermediate Girls’ Choir: ‘Ponder My Words, O Lord.” (Walmisley)

7:00 p.m.—Evening Service Sermon: ‘‘WHAT-DOES IT TAKE TO SAVE A MAN?” (A chart sermon)

Smith- said if Pearson lasts | the full 600 miles it will sur- pass a 1927 trek by a Chi- | cago man who. walked 567 miles without food to Bald Knoh Par:

Pearson, in recent years, | has celebrated each birthday, | May 8, with a 100-mile hike. |

Traders Finance Earnings Down

TORONTO (CP)—R. M. Will-

mott, president, says earnings | will “very shortly have 100-per- |

_ Minister: Mr. W. 0. Weale: Organist: Mrs. Helen. MacRae, A.R.C.M. We EXTEND A WARM WELCOME TO. ALL

| He told the annual meeting | here that the decline would be caused by the prevailing | Hes

tight money market and higher

interest rates arising from !t. | CALVARY “TEMPLE

Mr. Willmott said Traders |

~owame._a Christian”’ ss izard served for the summer in |As fate would have it, he’ mar- | and using his seal, she: sent, let-| The premier said he is con- of T-aders Finance -Corp. Ltd. | cent liquidity covering of short- PENTECOSfAL ASSEMBLIES OF CANADA The Amis are the largest ab- the United Church mission i ried the Sidonian”priicéss~Jézé"fers to the nobles and elders of sinced seontelal houses are an | Will be~lower~in- the“first~haif- term: ~bevrowings- “3 ee P ao ‘ original tribe in Taiw-n. 29,900 at MacKee’s Mills, N.B. ‘bel, a woman as strong as he Naboth’s village. Proclaim a efficient means of bettering of 1966 than“ in the correspond- investments and bank lines of | + Cyril Clarke, Pastor -of the 90,000 claiming—to be | The appolnitpen: of a student was weak. Jezebel hated Jeho-|feast, she said. Set Naboth on|inter-provincial relations and, | ing 1965 period. credit. 9:15 a.m.—Radio Broadcast, Summerside station —€hristian; _No—Scriptures—were- minister_to_the—Cavendish__pas-|vah—worship— browbeating - her | high among the people. Seek/for this reason, Quebec is fol- | ein 1 9:45 a.m.—Sunday School, away of CAO available in that language 10 |torate will permit the regular | milksop cee on ae jout ' false Witsanent to seoue lowing Alberta’s example and | — ee hb f Ch rick oe 1:00 a.m.—Worship Service — Sasa ears ago. Team missionary Ed-{ Minister, Rev. Frank B. Stiles to| whatever she wanted’ him to him of blasphemy against setting up Quebec houses across a 7:30 p.m.—Evangelistic Service y : and carving out a career of Vio- and disloyalty to his king. Then a “Sherwood Churce 0 r st p. ng

Canada. The first of these will be constructed at

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT: 8:00 p.m. Wednesday, May .

ward. Torjesen and his national.'give more of his time and ef- 4th—Rev. Robert Argue, Missionary Representative and

colleagues set to work and by |forts toward the “Experimental |lence that ended in tragedy for carry him out and stone him to. (Meeting in Sherwood Elementary School

1958 the language .was reduced |Pilot Project’’ ‘of local mission | both of them. tg,death. Mr. Lesage said Albeta and | SUNDAY, MAY 1 ve | World Traveller will speak at Calvary Temple. to writing. outreach and chaplaincy service | Though relatively few verses’ The. scheme worked. Naboth | Quebec are physically far away | 10:00 mid Guhl for’ all naee ree 1 OA Nicki welcome awaits you at Charlottetown's Full Gospel Translation began on__ the |to the tourists:.- |of the Bible are concerned with)was murdered. His vineyard | from one and different :00 a.m.—Sunday School for all ag

books of James and Mark. An; Last summer several thous- | Jezebel, so great is-her reputa-

leame into Abah’s possession.

in many respects.

Nursery.through adult class

} You ‘will find a warm welcome at Charlottetown’s Ful)

“To listen to these words," he |resenting all faiths~and many) an:"’ Not only did ‘she reintro- | jof Baal (I Kings 18:17-40), t©}|problems that might exist be- | Sermon: orris, : BIRCHWOOD :

éaid, “is just like having a har-|countries— particularly -the|duce Baal worship into lsragl, poon go through your heart. We 'U.S., attended worship. services | she stirred her husband to a

confront the king and rebuke him for his evil deed.

Amis Christians still do)<<not |and sought spiritual and social | know much about God, and our laid whenever specific problems | work entailed often was of far language has never before been | arose. |greater proportions than is gen-| used to express things like these. | Mr. Stiles spent hundreds of lerally found in many metro par- Yes, it was just as if a harpoon-jhours- in counselling. and- giving |ishes.

| It would be hard to find two |persons' in greater character and moral contrast than Ahab and Elijah at the confrontation

_.|.in the vineyard Elijah called

tween the two provinces. |

Mr. Lesage said Alberta House would help Quebec manu- facturers ‘‘to inform themselves about the possibilities avail \le in Alberta from the economic

YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED |

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(Birchwood St. near Longworth Ave.) Minister: Rev. W. R. Underhay, B.A.

and commercial point of view ”

Time Runs Out | For Water Plant | - my salvenon Memy

ses ee. Capt, and Mrs. Ray Nelson Christian: bilivaed Church

ergy of Canada Limited. will oe: Directory, Clase: ve ee have to look elsewhere for heavy.) 156 _Mt. Edward Road “(The first ehurch in Sherwood) a

«Went through my heart.” | general assistan: e to those! Following last summer's re-| down the wrath of God upon . DAILY BIBLE READINGS | wanting spiritual assistance, al- |sults, the project is now receiv- | Ahab, promising him that where Sunday, May. 1: Acts 2. lcoholic and dope addicts etc.; | ing ™ international recognition, /the dogs licked the blood of Na-

Monday, May 2: Acts 3. |who often presented themselves praise and encouragement. |hoth they would also lick the

t Tuesday, May. 3: Acts 4. |to him. _ |Many of the persons who receiv-|king’s blood; that his posterity * Wednesday, May 4: Acts 8. This quiet unassuming labor in |ed assistance by the Cavendish! would be eut off, his dynasty Thursday, May 5: Acts 11. lits outreaching efforts frequent-|minister have flooded his rose te die, and concerning his Friday, May 6: Acts 12. ly confronted the. minister with |with letters pouring out expres- |wife, the dogs would devour her.

--Saturday;-May—7:-Aets-13.------long—-demanding-hoursand_.the-|sionsofgratitude.... _... (Hearing: ‘this, Ahab was_ Te.

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THE CHURCH FOR ALL Salvation Meeting—7 p.m. : 2 ae

Strange how a landscape sets the Snnsinataon to work, Right now, looking at

..Elder_G:_H. Van.Kampen_ officiating 1:15 cae School

“on earth for the ‘building of charac= ————~b Hee ter and good citizenship. It is aaeee= house of spiritual values. Wi

ALL FOR THE CHURCH, shortly for expansion of its] COL. G. BEST WILL SPEAK. \ Rev. M, Dornbush, Minister this scene, I can imagine all sorts of things. : --}Glace Bay, N.S. plant, J. Li] Tuesday, 8 p.m.—Home League (Publie meeting) a 10:00 ow Worship ( ; ~"Winged steeds riding to-“heavy-music->:-+-+pioneers-in-the wilderness...» The Church is the greatest factor Gray, APOL president, said _Thursday, 8 p.m.—Prayer Meeting. oe : . r

castles on the cliffs... boating at high speeds, ok A WELCOME AWAITS YOU AT THE ARMY

Mr. Gray said in an interview that..‘everything is set on a

Look at the magic that enables the lake to mirror the rocky mountain peak strong Church, neither “aceae deal tee Oo 2:30 p.m.—Afternoon Worship (Dutch) : Crown corporati Elder A. De Haan officia and the heavens! vastness and stillness of the scene sets my mind ” won “= ctvilination can eae. es & tans : ae fe PARK ROYAL UNITED CHURCH Si ave a . ting : se

‘ dering about time and space and things I will never, understand. But in standing here and wondering so, I feel like I’ve been near God. There is @ place where I can find Him always—in Church. Will you eome

Deuterium except the financing for plant aeernee necessary to

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’ > of his gporbec apis nation. (4) look elsewhere, Mr. Gray. said. §: 45 a.m.—Junior, Intermediate and Senior Smures School i IN CANADA ‘with me For the sake of the Church itself, At the same time, the- )-a.m.—Nursery and Kindergarten Classes Presbytery of P.E.I. z which needs his moral and material corporation did not want to push | 11:00 a.m.—DIVINE WORSHIP sg support, Plan to go to church regu- Deuterium too hard. Sermon: “ONE DAY AT A TIME” — SHERWOOD - PARKDALE i" Copyright 1966 Keister Advertieing Service, Inc.; Strosburg, Va. larly and zead your Bible daily. Atomic Biol of Canada has Anthem: “‘O Come Ye Servants of The Lord”

ae

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Corner of Prince and Fitzroy Streets Rev. Malcolm F. Harlow. B.A.. B.D.. Minister Mrs. V. bee eee

9:45 a.m.—Sunday School forall ages. -

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—“FRIEND, WHY ARE YOU HERE?”

Hymn-Anthem: “In Remembrance” Ordinance of the Lord’s Supper Reception of New Members

“Monday - Saturday—Missionary Confererice “A WARM WELCOME AWAITS YOU

CHURCH

The Proposed contract, baeesa| on: financing, would be similar | to one signed earlier with Ca- | _|madian General Electric which Plans to build a plant to fill it. Canadian General Electric must choose a site by June 15 for its

plant. Refit

11:00 AM. EWART COLLEGE CHOIR

| (Deaconess Training School)

‘BonnyR M

Cost Quoted

OTTAWA (CP) — It will eost about $8,000,000 to refit the air- I: craft. carrier Bonaventure, In- 11:00.a.m.—Churchtime Nursery st os Minister Drury told S| 11:30 a.m.—OChildren’s Corner ==

eee = = | SPRING PARK UNITED

Shipbuilding Ltd. of Levis, Que., Kirkwood Drive ie not ee that will take Minister: Rev. Clayton C. Lewis ce ni year. = Organist and This firm-price contract, for | Mrs. J, B. Nisrine LeAnn work on specifications: prepared | : 9:45 a.m.—Senior, Intermediate and Juniors,

7:00 p.m.

Special Service of Word and Music => \

9:45 a.m.—Sunday School

Charlottetown Bible Chapel | 235 Cumberland St. at Longworth Ave. |

11:00 a.m.—“LOVE’S REJOICING’’—I Cor, 13 7:30 p.m.—"HOW TO LOSE FRIENDS AND INFURIATE = | |

in advance, was “one of three 11:00 a.m.—Nursery, Primary and Kindergarte elements” in refitting the Hall- 11:00 a AND SHARING. mn

fax-based carrier. PEOPLE’’—Luke 14 “Turn Back O Men Of God" The defence production de- Speaker: James A. Stahr, B.Sc., M.Th. Youth Groups Dedicated To Mission Parade partment would spend an esti- “The Old Book . . . the New Birth . . the Precious Blood 7:18 p.m.—Adult Study Group

mated $2,230,000 on stores and equipment like radar and air conditioning, to be installed by Davie.

A_further $855,000 probably would be spent on a unit-price |

i the Blessed a ” | You are welcome ‘to Worship With Us : ope. NOTE: Tonight, Saturday-5:30 to 8. p.m.—Congregation Pot _| Luck. Supper. Programme for all the f

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Tion Breslivtetaal Church

ao ee Corner Prince and Graflon Streets TRINITY UNITED CHURCH The Reverend Donald A. Campbell, B.A., D.D. Miss Roberta Shaw, Deaconess * Charlottetown, P.E.1. ae Mrs. Harvey MacKinnon, L.Mns., B.Mus. ; fs Minister Organist ana Choir Director. proeussiaee Gerald G. Wyrwan BA B.D . 9:45 a.m.—The Church School. Clas for all ages ! Pos Seetr erates

Organist and Director of Choirs: Mr. J. B. _Herdman

9:45 a.m.—Senior, Intermediate and "Juniors 11:00 a.m.—Primary and Kindergarten 11:00 a.m.—Crib Room and Nursery up to two years 11:00 a.m.—‘‘A SERVANT OF THE CHURCH”

Rev. J. G. E. Ball

Anthem: ‘‘O Love Of God” Eric Thiman 7:00 p.m.—Colour Film ‘‘Freedom In Their Souls” You Are Welcome to Worship With ‘Us

Opens Road ©

HALIFAX (CP) — Highways miniser Pyke announced that Trunk Highway No. 4 from Truro to the Nova Scotia — New Brunswick border will | be raised to summer axle | Weights, effective Friday.

11: 00 a. ‘m. ‘—DIVINE WORSHIP wees Sermon: PRAYING AND Anthem: Just As I Am Battle of the Atlantic Sunday- Parade of Officers, Cadets. and Veterans.

7:00 pm. —DIVINE WORSHIP Conducted by members of Ewart College (Presbyterian Deaconess Training School) Special Music by the Ewart College Choir Choir Director: Mr. Heriry Rosevear, F.C.C.0.,

He said the restrictions would | FETC ; Tuesday Thursday Friday . SC hre by lifted on No. 4 from Truro by | A CORDIAL WELCOME TO fen oi ) eee 8:1-9 65:1-13 89:8-18 15;13-23 40:9-17 5:1-9 4:7- Select? Manan Aneto |

Oxford, Springhill, Amherst and | to the border. Mr. Pyke said side | roads off No. 4 would remain Fee stricted.

St. Paul's Anglican Church

Established 1769 by Royal foundation

The Rev. F.’ Louis Elias, L.S.1., Rector | Organist and Choir Director

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