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342 Scholarships Offered to Essay Contest Winners

I ﬂing what the next quar- , entm-y holds for them and for I W111 win scholarship C3_::dS for 42 Canadian High‘ '1 1 and University students‘ - to ranking in a na- oo‘*§:’”e,5§)y competition an- Iitltwéd recently by the New cLife Insurance Company. Yﬂlt ants will be -required to Imrt “My Career in Canada Was the Next 25 years.”' W;§A, Wade, C. L. U., Toron- ‘weld vice-president in charge econ-,pany’s Canadian opera- Em described the project as Iltllsbf the Company’s Centennial Ell. observance in Canada. W Wade said that 30 awards My be made at the High School 9, with first, second and lgnfprizes of respectively $350,- wd $100 being distributed mach of ten geographical re- nlns with additional recogni- gnﬁ, be given the national win-

the University level eleven ' - as of $500 each will be made I-I/me four regions into which

~ada has been divided in of University enrollment. -“additional $500 will _go to the

'7n'gIican Church ‘sr. PETER’S

.7 CATHEDRAL Anglican

' ' Itocllfo_rd Square

ﬁe Reverend Canon G. E.

Moffatt. M.A., B.D.

' Rector ,

.1'he,lteverend W. G. Hogg,

i.-Honorary Assistant Priest

oi-ganis'I and Choir Director, " Suzanne Brenton, Lic. Mus.

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‘sl~:coND SUNDAY IN LENT ‘ ‘.30 a.m.—Mattins.

‘8:00 a.m.—Holy Eucharist.

III a.ni.—Church School (6-15)

;llI)‘a.ln.—Choral Eucharist.

ill) a.m.—Church School llllllder 6).

‘2:30 p.m.—Iloly Baptism.

lull) p.m.--Evensong.

Daily Services at usual hours. I All_ Welcome

iqi..rAUL's ANGLICAN CHURCH

Established 1759 by Royal Foundation ~

llle lleverend Canon J 'r. Ibbott, Rector

(kganist and Choir Director, . ll. John Harris. F.R.C.O.

'31) a.In.—Holy Communion . .a.m.—S.S.~ (Junior and

:00 a.m.—Holy Communion as- I listing in the celebration Rev. .M.A., J-D-. D.D. (No sermon). 5:0) p.m.--Evensong and Ser- on.

‘Subject: ‘How To Pray”.

hum: Are Cordially Invited

To At_I$_eII(I IPRESBYTERIAN

KIRK OF S. JAMES

It Reverend '1'. I-'l.,B.’ Semen. M.A.. S.'I‘.M.. ‘ Minister

Miss E. Lillian Mckehzie. _Mlls.Bac.. F.M.C.M.. _ tand Director of Choir: ‘I-L

III: III

a«m.—-Church School for es. _ “I” R-m.—Morning Worship

WI Sermon: “A New Era in llle World-Wide Wi-tness of the Church". ~

s°l°‘ “Sheep and Lambs” (g:;l“°Y 3011161‘) — Mrs. David

grllllem: ‘“Give Ear Unto My I 3101'” (Arcadelt).

' P-m.—Evening Worship fill Meditation:

I‘.°"}en Lamps Upon The Pil- ‘Ems Way” 11. “‘Are You FWIBE Yourself?”

evfllhemz “When I Survey The lkhigous Cross” (Glan wil-

VISITORS’ VERY WELCOME _- _.--..._.._. __ SALVATION ARMY G w0MI§aCl?eEVgAeNsGEEISM” - Since 1865 Cam» and Mrs. J. Carter. ﬁcers lI:oo SUNPAY Em;-rm--Senice at the In- 11. y. I -00 2:00 less

“-m--H(!liness Meeting. [I:'m~_"Sllnday, School

M’? title: “_Jesus the Mes- ” 17: read Matthew 16:13- Matth - '13- Verse to learn chﬁstew 15:16 “Thou art the Gm» I-‘I16 Son of the living I: ' ' hangs;-Young People’s

I; "II Air Meeting — III ,,°‘;"£e anlikeni. 3% --Salvation Meeting — In, mmﬁsage. hearty sing- ’ “Sic by the Band.

Iv ‘"11 Wel - At Tglémgmhsyvauts You

“REE CHURCH on SCOTLAND

lnnmerlllréhwood Street . =Rev.J.u.c'ho BA :1 mmﬁsabbath is P. . . It ,_m_sewi School. gem... -..., . “£1. Decisions” nabllng Power 70°];-gm-‘Minister’s Bible llI,I,-,,l,"“‘_"‘S(!rvice. I ‘Be Lingehy-ed): $311 30 be bgzlgion is not a Ellgws, but to ‘:3: than your Iain“ Religio _ better than in .l "I! is relative to

Churches To

"a“°nal Wiener. Mr. Wade said.

Leadmg ﬁgures in Canadian education, business and the arts make up the. -panels of judges for the competition. A. E. Grauer, president of the Pritish Columbia Power Corporation and a member Of the Gordon Commission, is chairman of the University na- tiflnal panel. Chairman of the Hlgh SCHOOI panel is Arthur Mc- Namara, former deputy-minister of Labor in the federal civil ser- vice. _‘ Other members of the national Judglllg Panels include Dr. Wat- 5°“ Klrkonnell. president of Ihlcadia University, and senator

urlel Fefgusson of Fredericton and Ottawa.

Commenting of the projected essay contest, Dr. L. W, Shaw provincial deputy-minister and director of Education, said that the contest should prove “a worthwhile incentive”, while not. ing that its effectiveness here i;/0111<_l be “limited”. since this _ rovince had been grouped for Judgmg Purposes with the other

three Provinces in the Atlantic Region.

ZION PRESBYTERIAN ' CHURCH Corner Prince & Grafton Streets

The Reverend W. Harold Brown, M.A.. Minister Mr. John Lea-Morgan, M.A., B. Mus. (Oxford) orgﬂlllst and Choir Director

9:45 a.m.—The Church School 10:00 a.m.—Adult Bible Class. 11:00 a.m.-Nursery school, 11:00 a.m.—Divine Worship.

- Sermon: “In Bringing Many Sons Unto- Glory”.

Morning Anthem: “I-Iads’t, we

But Hearkened” (H. walford. Davies).

2:30 p.m.—Service Calvin Church, Mermaid. 7:00 p.m.—-Divine Worship. Sermon: “This Man Began To Build”. Evening Anthem: Chorus” Choir.

All Are Cordially Invited

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH

219 Kent Street Marvel D. Dunbar, B.'I‘h., ‘ Minister Mrs. Allison MacRae, A.R.C.M. Organist and Choir Director

cspﬂgrimys. (Wagner) —- Men’s

I

10:00 a.m.—\Church school

Family Hour.

With every member in at. . tendance.

Special Musical number by the

classes. , 11:00 a.m.—Morning Worship and Communion. Sermon: “MEN OF ORDIN- ARY FAITH——NOT WANTED!” Anthem; “Bless the Lord 0 My Soul” (lppolitoff-Ivanof). 7:00 p.m.—Evening Worship Service‘— MALE CHOIR. Sermon: “SHOULD I HAVE MY BABY SPRINKLED?” A controversial question fair- ly and kindly discussed in the light of New Testament teaching.

MALE CHOIR.

Central Christian Church cor- dially invites visitors and friends to the services of the Lord’s Day.

and

CHARLOTTETOWN

BIBLE CHAPEL

235 Cumberland St. at Longworth ' Avenue

“A Bible Preaching Centre, Pro- claiming The Lord Jesus Christ as the only Saviour of Sinners."

9:30 a.m.—Lord’s. Supper for Believers.

10:15 a.m.—Truth for Today- (Radio Broadcast over CFCY) 11:00 ‘a.m.—Family Bible Hour. This hour is designed to meet the need of all the Family. "7230 p.m.—Evangelistic S e r - vice.

tague, P.E.I. will be the Guest Speaker. . I

Song Leader:— Mr. Joseph Wootton.

A Warm Welcome Awaits You

TRINITY UNITED I CHURCH

Ministers: -

Rev. A. Frank MacLean, B.A. Rev. G. Howard Christie. B.A., B.D.

Rev. Andrew S. Weir. D-D- . Organist and Director of Choirs, Royston F. Mugford, A.R..C.O.

10:00 a.m.—Senior Church School. 11:00 a.m.—Primary and Begin- ners Sunday School e_ 11:00 a.m.--Divine Worship — Sermon: “WILL A LITTLE DAB - OF RELIGION — D0 YOU?”—Rev. Mr. MacLean. Anthem: “O Lord Most Holy” Cesar Franck) — soloist, Miss Joyce MacCallum. _ 7:00 p.m.—Divine Worship ,- Sermon: “MARCH WINDS’--— Rev. Mr. MacLean. Junior‘Girls’ Chou‘- MUSIC MAKERS N0. 1 _ The Life of Johann Sebastian Bach. Narrators: Sandra Johnston, Francis MacPherson. Margie Dalziel, Sandra Kennedy‘; Junior Girls’ Choir: . ‘Josh. I Joy of Man's Desiring’: “Come Let Us All This Day”: “My Heart Ever Faithful”. Soloist — Mis_s Lynne Johnston. organist _ M155 Leigha Jamie- son.

You are invited to worship

(Beecher).

God in Trinity Church-

Mr. Stanley Streight of Mon-'

, Will Honor

Welsh Bclrcl

PONTYPRIDD, South Wales—A committee of Welsh people has been formed in this town with the object of renovating the hill- side graveyard and restoring the grave of Evan James, who in 1856 wrote the Welsh national anthem “Hen Wlad Fy Nhadau”. It is hoped that this effort will be supported by Welsh people all over the world. The sum aimed at is £5,000.

In 1956 a fine monument was erected in the park at Poi.typridd, by the Welsh people in Wales and other countries, to Evan James and his son James James, the latter having helped in’ the composition of the Welsh national anthem. The memorial to the composers is in the form of two statues by the eminent Welsh sculptor. Sir W. Goscombe John, RA. One is a male figure typify- mg music, and the other is a female figure typifying poetry. Contribution-s will be received and ‘acknowledged by Sir Robert Webber. care of the Wester Mail, Cardiff, South Wales.

SMALL START Establishment 'strength- of the RCAF.when c-reated in 1924 was 68 officers and 307 airmen.

ITIOITOW

THE BAPTIST CHURCH Cor. Prince and Fitzroy Streets. Minister: Rev. H. . Mitton, B.A., B.D. Ac ing Organist and Choir‘ Director: Mrs. V. L. Dingwell

9:45 a.m.—Sunday School. No one has advanced beyond the need for further instruct- ion in the Scriptures/. Enrol at once. ‘

11:00 a.m.—Morning Worship Sermon: “I Believe In Jesus Christ” (second in series of doctrinal sermons based on the Apostle’s Creed). Anthem: “O Sacred Head Sore

Wounded” (Bach).

Service willculminate in the observance of Communion.

7:00 p.m.—Evening Service.- Sermon: “Five Great Script- ural Imperatives”. Anthem: \“Hail,

Light” (Steiner). Hymn-Anthem: “At The End of the Road” (Ackley).

8:15 p.m.—DISCUSSIONS con-

I cerning the meaning of life- -commitment to Jesus Christ for inquirérs, and for those preparing for Believer’s Bap- ‘tism.

COME AND woRsu11>

UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH

87 Elm Avenue Rev. Q. R. Stairs, Minister I i'>houe"ss7s SERVICES 10:00 a.m.—Sunday ‘School and Bible Class 11:00 a.m.—Worship and ' Preaching I ' 7:00 p.m.--Evangelistic Meeting Montague—3:00 p.m.

You are cordially invited to these services.

CALVARY TEMPLE PARKDALE ° Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada Rev. V. E. Jackson. Pastor

10:00 a.m.—Sunday School “Children brought up in Sun- day School are seldom brought up in court”.

Plan to visit this Sunday School with the Bible as its foundation.

«Rev. Arnold Langille of Hall- fax-, N. ‘S., representative of Oral Roberts Film Corp., will be Guest Speaker at the 11:00 ea.m. service and also at 7:30

Gladdening

p.m. Plan to enjoy an hour of Evangelistic fervor as the

congregation sings and testi-

fies of the Old Time, Religion.

“You are welcome at the Temple”

Brothers of The ' Bridge

Famous London Bridge of the nursery rhyme was erected by Christian workmen l<n0W_n as “brothers of the bridge - They also built other bridges and on some of the larger ones placed a small chapel where travel1ers_ could SW13 to pray and ‘meditate.

A bridge is an. excellent symbol of the Christian faith that spans the divisions be- tween men, in a world sadly divided by. strong currents ‘hf national mva1EY._C1aSS SW19 and social conflicts—a faith reaching from class to class and nation to nation.

The founders of the Bible So- ciety were bridge builders in a spiritual sense, 301111118 men and women all. races through ‘the translation an? distribution of the Word 0 God.

More funds a i: e _ urgently needed if these bridges are to be kept In operation and gradually lengthened: _ As Christians it is our P1‘1V11e8e

to meet the need . . . and in truth be “brothers of the bridge.”

In P.E.I. we also help to a degree when we purchase material at the Bible House in Charlottetown — an enter- prise of the Society.

THE BIBLE HOUSE

Charlottetown OPPOSITE EATON’S

(Operated by The P. E. 1. Auxiliary of The British and Foreign Bible Society)

province, arrived home on Wed-

v

RT. REV. W. W. DAVIS re- ceives the symbols of office as Bishop-Co-adjutor of the Aug- lican. Diocese of Nova Scotia

Mr. Justice H. L. Palmer_ Vice chancellor of the Diocese of Nova Scotia, which includes this

nesday from Halifax where he attended the consecration and later the instialllaltion of the Right Reverend William Wallace Davis, B.A., B.D., D.D. as at Bishop and as Co- ad‘-jutor of the

Diocese. ,3

COMING EVENTS

Crokinole party Millview hall, Monday, March 3rd. 8 p.m. Spon- sored by L.O.L. _

Don’t miss bingo in St. Andrew’s Hall Mt. Stewart Mon- day 8 p.m. Chickens, jackpot $15.00 door prize. ‘ ~' .

Crokinole party Warren Grove School Monday, March 3rd. 8 p. in, Sponsored, by North River 4- H Club. Prizes.

Rummage Sale Y. M. C. A. Saturday afternoon 2:30 sponsor- ed by Ladies Auxiliary Brother- hood of Railway Trainmen.

A meeting of the P. E. I. Junior Farmer Directors will be held in Charlottetown on Satur- day evening at 8,-o’clock.

I-Iocekey at North River Rink tonight Milton Hornets vs. Hamp-

from Rev. W. J. Welfor-d, rec- tor of St. Thomas Church in Woodlawn, Ontario the new Bishop’s home parish. The in-

Local Anglicans Return From Halifax Consecrcition Service

Also attending the ceremony from this province were Arch- deacon G. R. Harrison, Sum- merside, Canon E. M. Malone and Cannon T.J. Ibbott, Charlotte- town, Rev. G. R. F. Ebsary, Craipauld and Mr. Alton Webb, Alberton.

Bishop Davis was consecrated at a morning service in All Saints Cathedral by Most Rev. Philip Carrington, Archbishop of Quebec and Metmpnliltan of the Ecclesiastical Province of Canada. Arrchbislhop Clarri.iig- ton also officiated at Bisho Davis’ insitallatipn. - The ceremony was performed in the presence of two Arch- bishops and eight bishops.

The episcopal ring, pectoral cross cope and mitre, symbols

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— Lecture sponsored by Charlottetown Teachers Institute

Guest Speaker: MR. HEATH MacQUARRIE, M.A.

stallation service was in All Saints Cathedral, Halifax. He is shown receiving the episcopal ring.

of office of a bishop of the Anglican Clhlur-ch of Canada, were presented to Bishop Davis. The reading of the Act of Con- secration and the Mandate for Installation was by Chancellor R. V. Harris. The Bishop Co- adjutor received the symbols of office after having made the solemn promise declaration re- quired. After prayers were said on his behalf by the Dean an the Metropolitan. -

A copy of the Book of Comm- on Prayer was presented on be- half of the General Synod of the Anglican Church of Canada by Rt. Rev. A.H. O’Neill, Lord Bishop of Fredericton.

Rev. W.J. Welford, rector of the new Bishop’s home parish of St. Thomas Church, Woodlawn,

Ontario placed the episcopal ring

in the fourth finger of the right hand. ,

Then the Bishop of (Nova Scotia, Rt. Rev. R.H. Waterman, on behalf of himself‘ and his

6 P.W.C. Hall, TUESDAY, MARCH 4th;-8 p.m.

Raoul Reymond, Barbara Rogers and Susan Haraszthy will also be heard on the program.

Clergy invested the Bishop ‘I Co-

shire Bulldogs, third game of the smi-finals for W.R. Shaw Trophy. Game time 8.30.

Congregational Meeting in the Brookfield Church Wednesday, March 5th at 8 p.m. Rev. Mr. Bean B.A., B.T.h., B.D., Interim Moderatbr.

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Hon. Angus McLean has been a very busy man, travelling across Newfoundland this past week, campaigning mainly in the Saint John East and Trinity-Concep- tion areas. He was the principal speaker at Harbour Grace and Lower Bay of Island at enthus- lastic Conservative rallies.

He returned to P. E. I. Thurs- day to join the other Conserva- tive candidates in welcoming the Prime Minister on his triumphant visit here.

Mr. McLean leaves the Island again today for , Antigonish, where to-night he will be speaking on behalf of the local Conser- vative candidate.

On Sunday he will travel up to Ottawa, to keep control of his own department of Fisheries; and

Following the. singing of the Te Deum, Bishop Waterman de- livered the sermon in which he said “this has been a great

for all of us in this Mother Diocese of the Canadian Church.” “At our service this morning there was set spart another to

of Apostolic men, not always per- certainly of Apostolic office and haps of Apostolic stature, but authority, which links the church of this century with that of the first century.”

Strenuous Campaign For Minister Of Fisheries

once again he will be Acting- Minister of several other depart- ments. During part of next week he will probably be Acting Prime Minister of Canada in Mr. Diefen- baker’s absence.

Following his stint at Ottawa, he will join the three other Con- servative candidates from P. E. I. at an Atlantic Provinces meet- ing in Halifax, N. S., on Saturday, March 7th, when all the Conser- vative candidates from the At- lantic Provinces will meet to dis- cuss the area’s particular needs, and formulate plants for the im- provement of maritime economy.

Saturday. M31“ 19 1958 The Guardian Page 3

'11 ntinue his spealjﬁnl III)‘li;I'nofwt1he Illlaritimes. 031719315“; mg ih Westmoreland aS1;lickK*§‘e counties‘ of New Biun d G-rand will be In campobello an . Marian, on behalf of the Conserve; tive candidates there. I-_Ie_ V;/11. then return to P. E. I. to JOITI }S colleague, Heath Macquarlflea :3 their own personal campaign Queens County.

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Miss Mabel Matheson, President, ‘ Prince Edward Island Teachers’ Federation re/ssions of the Canadian Conference on

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5-—1:32-1:4'7,_p.m.—-

Miss Mabel O'Brien, Teacher, Morell Mr. Louis MacGuire, Trustee, Morell A discussion on Rural School Problems

THURSDAY, MARCH 6-—7:00-7:10 p.m.— , . ' Mr. G. R. MacNutt, Pres. Prov. Home and School Association “National Educational Conference”. FRIDAY, MARCH 7—7:oo-7:10 p.m.—- Dr. Frank MacKinnon, Principal, Prince of Wales College “What are Schools For?” I SATURDAY, MARCH 8—1:00-1:10 p.m.— 1 Mrs. David Mutch, Mermaid, Director, Can. Fed. of Agriculture. “Do we know our Rural Schools?” TUESDAY, MARCH 4 AT 8:00 p.m.-

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