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AWA — The choice of small
, ees for landscapfllg the small Ime grounds in P.E.I. is lar- Ezly restricted to such kinds as ’ ups Scarlet Hawthorn, Japan. Tree Lilac, Flowering Crab, Am“, Maple and the European ' uniain Ash. G.C. Warren, senior Horticulturist. Experimen- wl Farm, Charlottetown, ‘P.E.I., W5 the Norway lVl_aple is also wideiy planted, but it eventually becomes too large for most situa-
milllhse European Mountain Ash is, mmauy respects, the most desir- gmall shade tree. The tree “hardy, graceful in form and at- ijactive in bloom and fruit. The Am“; Maple also makes an ef- fective small tree and has very attractive foliage, especially in we fall when it turns to bright in colour. IALL SHRUBS
usually considered as tall shrubs, and an are ornamental either in
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HUMANITY OF CHRIST
, VERY REAL ipifticulties in our relationship "th Christ may be said to be of mo kinds: either we fail to meas- fie up to His conceptions of what lye ought to be, or He fails to measure up to our conceptions of iiliat He ought to be. The second ti ihese difficulties is by no , eans an uncommon one.
.You will remember that Christ old the messengers who had fleet] sent by John the Baptist: ‘Blessed is he who _is not scand- lized in Me” (Matt. ii, 16). §ome years later St. Paul admit- ted frankly that his preaching of a crucified Christ was ‘to the yew; indeed a stumbling block, 4——j?--:-—-———-
toMiNO EVENTS
5 . .
iProgressive Conservative Meet-
gat Hope River Saturday 22 8 o'clock.
;Bean Supper Victoria Hall Sat- rday March 29th. Auspices omen’s Missionary Society.
j0nr”Monday March 24, Poll meeting, at Angus MacPherson’s, tarlington. -
Don’t miss bingo in St. drew’; Hall Mt. Stewart Mon- y 8 p.m. Chickens, jackpot
. 5.00 door prize. ‘ .
‘Don’t miss Bingo in St. And-
Iew’s Hall Mt. Stewart Monday p.m. Chickens, jackpot $15.00
: or prize.
klleserve Wednesday July 23rd.
= For the Murray Harbor United
Church Tea party, instead of the 9th, as previously advertised.
Hocke at North River Rink
, tonight; Nine Mile Crieek”Bulldogs
vs. Hampshire Bulldogs. second
‘ game in finals for “W.R. Shaw
Trophie’. Game time 8.30 p.m.
Admission 25 and 50 cents.
Crapaud Rink Saturday night school Girl Provincial playoffs Abbie School girls vs. Tryon School Girls at 7 p. m. Tryon Arrows vs. Crapaud Heart- breakers 8 p. In. Second game of
The other trees mentioned are:
list Suitable Small Trees And Shrubs For The Island
flower or fmih They reach to a
considerable height but are easily Shaped to tree form.
Among the eV‘31‘greens, the most
p0pu1ai' is the B1 5 . while this tree isuiiar,i),§u,:,°,‘,, tractine it soon I bounds. At the present time there ES I110 small evergreen tree en- lrey satisfactory for p,E_1_ _ A °°h5ld9l‘3b1y wider choice ex- ists’. in hardy shrubs and the fol- O\’\lT1g may be planted in al- .lr)nostYall situations: Japanese Bar- Terr-‘/‘ Mockolfallge, Siberian Pea sree, P.G. Hydrangea, Hills of “WV Hydrangea. Honeysuckle, Spiraea, Snowball and Lilac. A- mong the 10W SF0Wing evergreens the Japanese Yew is the most hardy and attractive.
There are numerous other small trees and shrubs, of course, which may be planted in Prince Edward Island. but the above list may
lbe considered basic for hardiness
and general desirability.
.5THOUGHTS FOR OUR TIME
BY His EMINENCE CARDINAL McGU|GAN
and to the Gentiles, foolishness.” ‘1 C015 1. 23). Nevertheless it has been the constant teaching of the Christian Church that God took to Himself a human nature that, inthe language of a human, He might give expression to the di- vine; that He might establish for Himself a place in man’s world, that He might “pitch His tent” among them.
HUMAN YET DIVINE
From the very beginning, how- ever, there have been people who found the human in Christ to.be an obstacle in accepting the di- vine. In the trial before the San- hedrin the high priest challeng- ed him: “I adjure Thee by the living God that Thou tell us whe- ther Thou art the Christ the Son of God.”
When the Saviour testified that He was, the high priest tore his garments, saying, “He ha.s blas- phemed; what further need have ye of witnesses? Behold now you have heard the blasphemy. What think you?” And they answered and said, “He is des rviing of death.” (Matt. 26, 62- 7). These people, you see, would concede His divinity only by denying His humanity.
We see St. John struggling with this mentality’ in his emphatic proclamation that the Word Who was in the beginning, Who was with God, and Who was God, is the same God, “Who was made flesh and dwelt amongst us.’ (John 1, 14). Again, in the very same chapter, he makes use of the common standards of evi-
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grows out of v
dence to prove the reality if the human in Christ, “Whom our eyes have seen and our hands have touched.” St. Paul sums up the matter bluntly in the words: In Him dwells the fullness of Eli; Godhead corporcally." (Col.
SPIRITUAL PROBLEM
, EV‘?h lpday some there are who find ‘It difficult to accept all the implications of Cana, vhhere our Lord, we are told, not only attend- ed_ a wedding feast but worked a miracle that there might be more to drink in honor of the occasion! I_i2A1S, for these people, a real Splfltual problem that He should h%Ve had anything to do with wine. ‘Some actually attempt to lmehslfy the spiritual quality of the Lord’s Supper itselg by sub. Sllillilhg grape juice for wine, One is tempted to wonder how these would have escaped em- barrsasment if they had been pre- Sent 1“ the Upper Room that first Holy Thursday night. In a very real Way ‘our readiness or re- fusal to accept the naturalness and P‘l"°Pl‘l9ly of Christ’s actions can ‘be the test ‘of whether we are d1SClples’of_ the true Christ or merfiily disciples of our own con- _Cepti0ns of what proper conduct in God’s own Son ought to be. Incidents like that of Cana Should strengthen our belief in the humanity of the.Divine Son of God. If our awareness of that ‘hllmahlty brings God closer to us, that is as it should be. If, on the
guely uncomfortable and we try to reconstruct Him according to WI’ 0VYh lights. We may end up by exiling Him from our lives. _Why do so_many modern Chris- tians find it hard to reoonciie themselviesto the place of the Mo- ther of Christ in traditional Chris- tian thought? It well may be that they experience this difficuly be. cause they fail to accept withou reservations the idea that Christ was really a man “born of a
W0man. like unto us in all things Save sin.”
Pair Fined In "Accident Case
Two men, occupants of a vehicle involved in a four-car col- lision on Monday afternoon were sentenced in City Police court" yesterday morning.
One charged with illegal pos- session of liquor was fined $100 and costs or 30 days while the owner of the ve icle, who was in the back sea , of the car at the time, was charged with being drunk and incapable and was fined $50 and costs or 40 days. Seven of the nine other cases heard on the docket were charges
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Ch’town S.A. Holcls Meetings
A series of evangelical meet- ings are being conducted in the local Salvation Army Citadel by Brigadier John Nelson of Saint John. Associated with him in this work are Lieut. Bruce Rob- ertson, also of Saint John and the local Corps Commander, Sr. Captain John Carter.
“God Seeks You,” was the theme of Brigadier Nelson. The service Thursday night was con- ducted by Lieut. Robertson who stressed the place music has oc- cupied in praise and thanksgiv- ing and the uplift it gives to many who otherwise remain un- impressed and inactive towards a better life. Capt. George Heron of Springhill, Nova Scotia, who joined the visiting officers for one night only, spoke briefly. The meetings for boys and girls held daily at 4.00 p.m. The final meeting will be held this evening when a special message will be addressed to old timers, who will be asked to take part in singing a number of hymns which glad- dened their hearts in their young- er days.
Queen Charlotte Off To Crapaud
The following school girls of Queen Charlotte High Hockey team are asked to meet at Bar- bour’s Show Rooms, Euston Street, at 5 p.m. ,Satu.rd—ay even- ing to journey to Crapaud where they will play the first game of a home and home series with Tryon School Girls for the
of being drunk and incapable. Two of the accused were first offenders and two other were re- manded until a later date.
An elderly Dorchester Street man was sentenced to 10 days in jail for being drunk and in- capable while two others were given suspended sentences of 10 days.
A Prince Street man was fined $30 and costs or 40 days on a drunk and disorderly charge.
The final case on the docket saw .a traffic charge of “failing to yield the right of way” against a ‘Kent Street man furtlier ad- journed until March 28.
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spoils Sleep
When a stuifeclup nose keeps you awake at night, tossing and turn- ing, won’t let you sleep . . . puta few drops _of Vicks Va—tro-not in each nostriL Opens up_ your nose fast. You breathe again. And go
P.E.I. (mamplonshlp. Game gets underway at 7:00 pm. Following is the lineup: GOAL——M. Gaff; DEFENCE—- S_ Lord, M. Burke; FORWARDS ——J_ Archer, M_ R_ Bradley_ M_ L. Bradley, Gail Johnston, Pat Sherry, F. MacLeod.
Holding Home Improvement Clinic In City
Chandler Bros. will hold a special Weldwood Home-Im- provement Clinic March 26th, at 8 p_m., at their Showrooms to show home owners how to do the best possible remodeling and construction for the least pos- sible cost. According to Mr. G_ M. Chandler. General Manager, the meeting will emphasize converting waste space into added living area for a growing family.
A step-by-step explanation of room layout and construction will start the Clinic, followed by a demonstration of materials, tools, and techniques Most ini-
The Administrator offers for Sale by Tender:
and one in Summerside. (2) The Kinkora plant only.
the Administrator. '
D. 0. STEWART, Q.C., Solicitor, Summerside, P. E. I.
Parkclcile H. 8. S. Told Incentive Is Pressing Need
Highlight of the Parkdale Home and School meeting on Wednes- day evening was an address by Miss Mabel Matheson, on the Can- adian Conference on Education
held at Ottawa.
Miss Matheson referred to qual- ity and quantity of teachers, and it was noted once again that a
good deal ct money properly spent could remove many of the ills in our present educational setup.
The speaker pointed out that, as in industry, greater incentive must be forthcoming, if compe- tent persons with sufficient fit- ness and ability will .be persuad- ed to enter and continue in the profession. To this end individ- uals as well as municipal Pro- vincial, and Federal Goverm ;ents must accept their responsibility of providing more money for edu- cation. The speaker noted that year by year more money is
portant, according to Mr_ Chand- ler, “The Clinic will prove that proper pre-planning and accur- ate knowledge of construction materials will save hundreds of dollars on any major job . . . whether the home owner does his own work, or has it done by others.”
Mr_ Chandler also emphasized the-March 26th Weldwood Home- Improvement Clinic in his show- room as another instance of Chandler Bros. continuing in- terest in helping the home own- er to do a better job at‘lowest possible cost_
FOR SALE BY TENDER
of the Estate of P. L. Morris, Kinkora,
(1) As a going concern, the Feed business as a whole consist- ing of a central plant in Kinkora, with a branch in Charlottetown
(3) The Charlottetow__n plant only. (4) The Summerside plant only.
Full particulars of each unit may be obtained by interviewing Tenders will be received until Friday, March 28, 1958, and may
be addressed to either the Administrator or the Solicitor. or any tender not necessarily accepted. '
Highest
T. W. MITTON, Administrator, 60 Green Street, Charlottetown, P.E.I.
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found for other, and many less important things.
Miss Matheson expressed the hope that there will be a follow- up of this ‘conference locally and provincially.
Mrs. Arthur Small, for the fi- nance committee, reiported mark-
and expressed gratitude for her committee to the firm of S.A. McDonald, who provided space for the sale. The treasurer, Mr. Eric Gauthier, gave a very satis-
ed success from the cake sale,~
Sat, March 22, 1958 The Guardian Page 3
Grateful thanks was extendedto Miss Matheson, for her very 111'
factory report. Mr. Costello, Principal of thel School, brought to the attention of At adjournment a Supper was
parents present several matters served by Mrs_ Henry MacLean affecting the school children.l and her committee.
ATTENTION FARMERS
How about trading? We are interested in trad- ing our famous No. 68 New Holland Baler, New Hol-I land High Speed Scale Delivery Rake, New Holland Ground Driven manure spreader, Oliver Potato digger, and used International Tractor for Canada No. 1 Table stock and Seed Potatoes.
We are paying highest market price. Drop in and we will discuss our plan with you.
‘L. J. ROSSITER
Grafton St. East
7369 Dial 7360
Churches Tomorrow
Anglican Church
ST. PETER’S
CATHEDRAL Anglican Rochford Square The Reverend Canon G; E. Moffatt, M.A., B.D. Rector The Reverend W. G. Hogs. Honorary Assistant Priest
Organist and Choir Director, Miss Suzanne Brenton. Lie. Mus.
7:30 a.m.—-Matitins. 8:00 a.m.—Holy Eucharist. 10:00 a.m.—Church School (6-15) 11,00 a_m.—-Litany in Proces- -sion and Choral Eucharist 1l:00 a.m.—Church School (under 6). 7:00 p.m.--Evensong. Daily and Lenten Services at usual hours. All Welcome I sr. PAUL’S ANGLICAN CHURCH
Established 1769 by Royal Foundation The Reverend Canon J. T. Ibbotl, Rector
organist and Choir Director.
Mr. H. John Harris, F.R.C.0.
8:30 a.m.—Ho1y Communion A_Y.P_A. Corporate Commun- ion Breakfast in Parish Hall.
10:00 a.m.—-S.S. (Junior and Senior Classes).
11:00 a.m.-—S.S. (Beginners and
Primary Classes). ‘
11:00 Morning Prayer and Sermon: Subject “Effective Christianity” Broadcast over C.F,C_Y ,
3:00 Evensong and Sermon Subject; “How To Overcome worry)!
Visitors Are Cordially-‘Invited. To Attend = '
PRESBYTERIAN I
THE KIRK on s. JAMES‘
The Reverend T. H. B. someu. M.A., S.'I‘.M..
Minister Miss Lillian McKenzie. Mus.Bac.. F-M-C-M..
11:00 a.m.-—Mo1-ning Worship
:35 Cumberland St. at Longworth
ZION PRESBYTERIAN I CHURCH Corner Prince/as Grafton Streets The Reverend W. Harold Brown. M.A., Minister Mr. John.Lea-Morgan, M.A.,
B. Mus. (Oxford) Organist and Choir Director
THE BAPTIST CHURCH . Cor. Prince and Fitzroy Streets. Minister: Rev. H. L. Mitton, B.A., B.D. Acting Organist and Choir Director: Mrs. V. L. Dingwell
9:45 a.m.—-Sunday school. 11:00 a.m.—Moi-ning Worship
9:45 a.m.—-The Church School '
10:00 a.m.—Adult Bible Class. :*;'3fl°I§§ “ANM Ul‘llL_WAN;FEg 11:00 a.m.—-Nursery School. Evans: _ 7‘ mes ' 11:00 a.m.—Divine Worship. Anthem, «God so Loved me 7:00 p.m./-—Divine Worship. W011 " (Shiner)
Anthem: Look down hearken —- (Handel) Anthem: (a) There is a green Hill — (Gounod)) (b) O for a closer walk with God — (Myles B. Foster).
2:15 p,m_—DISCUSSIONS In meaning of the Christian Life conducted for teen-agers by Mrs. H. L, Mittion
7:00 p.m.—Evening Service. Sermon: "THE INESCAPABLE
and
Ladies choir CHRIST” — Rev_ Donald
. 'QulSE. %.C.A,F. Chaplain, All Arc Cordially Invlted_ summer-side
l Anthems: ‘"1113 Lord’: My
CENTRAL CHRISTIAN Shepherd” (Crimmond) and
“Jesus, The Crucified One”
CHURCH (Stainer) 219 Kent street Solo: “Jesus 1: Standing In Marvel D. Dunbar, 'B.T||., Pilate’: Hall” — Mrl. Terry Minister - Valli:
8:15 p.m. DISCUSSIONS h , ‘meaning of life-commitment to_ Jesus Chitist conducted for adults by Deacon Alfred Tait.
Every Heart Needs an Altar; A Every Person Need: a Faith!
COME AND WORSHIP
rm SALVATION
Great George Street “HOME OF EVANGELISM”
Mn. Allison MacRae, A.R.C.M. Organist and Choir Director
10:00 a.m.—ChurclI school and Family Hour. A Going. Growing School for 1 Coming Wonderful Lord,\
and Communion.
Sermon: “THE CHRIST CALVARY” . Anthem: Saviour Like 1 Shep-
OF
herd Lead Us” - Waglioime Slnog 1355
7:00 p.m.—Evenin[ Worship Capt and Mr; J_ Cari". 5°-"i”°“' Corp: Officers Sermon: “THE PARALYSIS OF PRIDE”
“GOD SEEKS YOU” CRUSADE
led.by Brigadier and Mrs. John’ Nelson assisted by Lieut. . Bruce Robertson
‘ SUNDAY
10:00 a,.In,—-Service at Beech Grove
11:00 a.m.—-Hollnou Meeting. 2:00 p.m.-asunday School “Jesus the Master”
read Matthew 14:22-38 and learn Matthew 14:27 "Be of good cheer; it it I; be not al- fried”
3rd In series - “Seven Danger Signals of Sin Cancer” Anthem: “More Love to 'l'boo”- Llewellyn)
The Ordinance of Baptism will be observed at tbocveiilrig service
Central Christian Church cor- dially lnvite: all worshippers to the service: of the Lord’: day.
CHARLOTTETOWN
BIBLE CHAPEL
0:00 p.m.'—-Y o I n 1 People‘:
Meeting.
Avenue “A Bible Preaching Centre, Pro-
teresting and informative address ‘
CENTRAL PRINIERV
_ _ _ organist and Director of Choirs claiming The Lord Jesus Christ 539 open A1; Meeting .. finals for Frank Myers trophy. TRAVEL AGENT :_’:‘1°i1:‘l;?n5g1°§tl:if‘f7i‘;g§ Ii"§f§’§,g§ ' r as the only Saviour of Sinners." 7:00 p_m_.,ga1vatton Meeung —. I "“"““"“‘—j"""‘ breathe for h0uI‘S- Try it 9:45 a,n1.—CI'|l.l1'cI1 Scl1_ I for 0:30 a.m.+Lord’s supper for V0081 I010! 0‘ Ll9lli- R'°b°"9°' and - i A _\ Q All Ages. . Benm,,,_ Instrlunental features, in. Fi” ' AW’ ' Casualty I INSURANCE COUNCELLORS * 11=0° a-m-—M°rn*n'% W°""lP "'35 ,‘;=‘'‘',',''’'‘,,‘."' ,‘°’ T,‘§',1i;”,,-‘, §ii.ii."‘l..eii'l§gemd' mm‘ - . _ . _ S , “Can” 9 U,,. a Io i-oa cas over - _ G‘ G1.“|a€“:EAKE .~ I V y ‘ “P.E.I.’s Most Progressive Printing Firm" ,I,:a:;.i1',§.lI..I$.ra?::-.':o' The Lord IlEr0lT‘lisa.ll!1(I’.':r-I‘;:!!‘llIeI{igl?eII5Ieto 1:23 A warm welcome “am You LTD Telephones: Insurance 3046. TI'avel,8o41 . No“ 165 Prim St Ph 8 06 Tfie Axmighw, mh Cent the need of an the Family_ M -1-1,, A1-my ‘ -RLOTTETWN P E 1 DROPS e ~ ' one 5 Melody arr (with descant) 73?” P'm"“'E"“'“3°“S“° 5"’ 78 Great George St. CHA 9 - - - " (K K. Davies) vice. WARM SPOT Dial 4311 Charlottetown Gahery Chair Mr. Joseph Wootton continues . "ZM:-'1" . Anthem, “Tum Ye Even To In series of Devotional Messa- c01ombo_ capital of C'ey1ovn,hag $ , T) Me.’-’ E?’ :‘’‘‘‘H “]‘;oaB°;k 0‘: an average day-time temperature (Barker) 39 1‘ I 0"“ ' 9 in the high 80s, all year round.‘ _ Soloist Mrs. N. D. MacLean, F99“ - In the Place 0f Pr0- - , i i I ' - 7:00 p.m.—Evening Worship V1510“. _ I-I - _. _ _..__.——-—.-———--— —--— - — — - —— and M°d‘*at‘°"= . ¥l“"lf~"ii" ii”? F?l‘°‘l>°i“ ' ._.__________________......__————--———-—--———- A “Fears May Be ,3, ms i» n e MEN WITHOUT Solo: Recitative —“Then shall 0 9300.
Solo_ Joseph Wootton: "Jesus, I Am Resting.”
A Warm Welcome Awaits You
The Eyes Of The Blind."
Air_ “He Shall Feed his Flock” (Handel.) /
Miss Margaret Mat‘
VISITORS VERY WELCOME TRINITY UNITED
"THE BOOK"
It is ‘estimated that only one home in ten in -our country has a Bible. Almost un- believable isn’t it? . , The Bible Society ‘meets. this . challenge by Worklllg With 3
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9:15 a_m_ — 9:45 a_in. RADIO Broadcast C.J,R.W_ Summer- side. 1240 on the Dial.
CHURCH “THE FELLOWSHIP HOUR.” corps of “Bible men”, who, ‘- 10:00 a.m.—S_unday School in the cirowded cities, the Ministers: Don’t Send Your Little Ones— little-travelled rural areas.
Rev. A. Frank MacLean, B.A. Rev. G. Howard Christie. B.A., B.D.
organist and Director of Choirs. Roystori F. Mllgtord. A-R-C-0-
10:00 a.m.-—Senior Church School. J
11:00 a.nIf——Primary and Begin- ners Sunday School
11.00 a.m. DIVINE WORSHIP Sermon: IF‘ NOT ATHEISM-- WHAT ABOUT AGNOSTIC-
Bring Them.
11:00 a.m. WORSHIP SERVICE ..Message — TI-IE DIVIDENDS
OF UNITY. Ps. 133_
7:30 p.m. EVANGELISTIC SERVICE.
Message -— GOD’S CASKET FOR OUR OLD MAN. Rom. 6: 6.
You are extended a cordial invitation to worship with us on the Lord's Day. ‘
“You are welcome at the
and over the wide stretches of our prairie country, to find the man “without the Book.” As we travel in imaglhatloh with one of these colpoirtcurs (salesmen) we look deep_1ht° . the eyes of a recluse living in a lean-to. We talk with a widowed mother of four child- ren, living in an abandoned mine shack, who weeps Wlih joy as we hand her a Testa- ment. Then we meet a man.
'1‘ i ” ld before his time, and his
ISM? Rev. Ma;‘cILea«n. t emp e grown son. clearing tlmblim 5010 “ELEG — 355°“ W ill always remem er ‘
Soloist Miss Joyce MacCallum UNITED PENTECOSTAL mg gfow look of recognition
7.00 p.m. DIVINE WORSHIP CHURCH which comes into the father’s
Sermon
Rev_ G. H. Christie
Anthem: “O SAVIOUR OF THE WORLD”-—(GOSS)
face as he sees the Bible
appearfrom the pack . . . and the curious face of the young man ‘as he sees Gool’s
37 Elm Avenue Rev. 0. R. Stairs. Minister
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