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CHURCHES TOMORROW

inglican Church 5. PETIEIIFS CATIIEDIIQI.

Anath- leeaterd Square pg. ftevcrend Canu G. I Idols Il.A.. I.D. Rector. rac Reverend W. 6. lug Honorary Assistant Priest. Organlst and Chat Director mu Susanna ls-eaten. Lie. Instr

yWnty-First Sunday after Trinity

(children's Day a Youth Sunday)

7:30 a.lu.-Mattlns

1:00 u.m.-Holy Eucharist Young Communicants to be present. 0 ,

u;ou a.m.-Choral Eucharist Church .School pupils to at- tend this service with adults. N.B.: Ne Church School to- day at 10 p.m.

llzoo a.m.-Church School (un- der 8).

7:00 p.m.-Evensong.

Dally Services at usual hours. All Welcome

sr. rsuus manom-

CHURCII I Established ms hy loyal

Psnndnden

nu Reverend Canon J. I. lhhets.

lees

C Organist and Choir Director: Mr. H. John Harris. F.B.C.O.

s:::u-lloly Communion (Corpor- sir Communion A. Y. P.A. and Sunday School Officers and 1'4-at-hers). . (M) regular Session of Sunday School). 10.45-All Sunday School Teachers and Scholars meet at Parish llull to parade to Church. i 11:00-Children's Day Service. subjvct: "Christ and the Child" i 7:00-Youth Service - A..Y. P. A. assisting Installation of Officers. Sf-rmoll: "For Christ and the Church". Visitors Are Cordlelly Invited

To Attend.

PRESBYTERIAN

THE KIRK OF 8. JAMES The lteverend 'I'. II. I. lsmers. I.A.. S.'l'.I.

organist and Director of Choirs 0:45 a.m.-Church School for All

Ages.

u:os a.m.-Morning Warship end Sermon: "Our Shaken World and The Unshakcn King- dom".

Anthems: "Lead Me. Lord" (I. S. Wesley)-Chancel Choir: "Carol of Beauty" farr. with descent) Traditional; e-Gtrlsl Gallery

Choir. 7:00 p m I enlng Worship and "Journey's End

. editntion:

-Some Further Thoughtson

the Twenty-third Psalm". Anthem: "Saviour, Thy Children lirep" (Sullivan).

Visitors Always Welcome

ZION PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Cor. Prince and Ornltea St;

The Reverend W. Ilarotd Brown

ll.A.. Ilalssm

Rev. E. C. Evans. Visiting

Minister.

hlr. John Lea-Morgan; I.A.. B. Mus. (Oxford) Organist and Choir Director

10 a.m.-Church School Adult Bible Class. ll u.m.-The Nursery School. u a.m.-Divine Worship Sermon: "Rejoice Because Your Names Are written In

Heaven". "Gentle Iisiy Sav- ).

Anthem: tour" (Charles Gounod 7 P-m.-Divine Worship

Sermon: "Where Christ Dwells" Anthem: "Sweet is Thy Mercy" Uosollh Bowler).

Barbara

solo 50iII'Ina-Mrs. Roper. 'l'BlNI'I'Y UNITED CIIUBCII

j-1:- Vflanlst and Director at Chains

Ioystes P. Isgterl. A.I.C.0. 1 it s.ni.-Sealer Church School

I! s.rn.-Primary and Beginners ll s.rn.-Divho Worship. Set-Ines: "The Pour Chlllru"-Bevan

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Solo:

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Anthem:

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'GlBAfl'IS!'OllUIlCB -rams'rhee&fitIoyltreoss

"For. the Beauty of the Ruth” (Tillman).

:)"Lord. w.' Pray Thee"

"Ninety and Nine"-II. Barry Bugden. l:l.l p.m.-Monthly Friendly Ilour Meeting in the Lower Church picture film: "The

Come And Worship

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IISIZUIDOI

WKS Home, School Hours Talk On Welfare Bureau

The services offered by the Protestant Welfare Bureau were Gxblained to the West Kat Home and School Association Wednesday evening by Mr. Walter 0. Baker. This new and much needed Bureau was set up last spring and Mr. Baker became its first director. The bureau often a wide range of services of which provision of the uecessiiu of lit: for needy families is only incidental to help- illl the families solve the pro- blems leading to the lack of such

”-- These pa ” may include ndlustments within the family or between the marriage partners or the family may need

provides premarital counclliug. help in adjusting to the emotional problems of old age. and assist- ance for unmarried mothers. Mr. Baker gave his audience a very good picture of the many activi- ties of his bureau and his talk was much appreciated.

During the business meeting Mr. ILA. Parker spoke of the coming of the Halifax Symphony Tuesday, November lath. when there will be a concert for adults iii the evening and one for child- ren in the afternoon of that day. The assocle iuu heartily approved

Communion.

I Solold-Preston 0:" o-

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M. An

larval D. Dunbar. B.'l'h.. Minister

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Io e.m.-Church School and lens- Ileur. With us enthusiastic nuts to welcome Senslhnugh the Evangelist to the Bible School. Please be present. Leroy Barnett-in Chorus Time ns.m.-Morning Worship and The Message will be brought by Dr. Hugh P. Benslhaugh. "from Cincinnatl.Ohlo. You will want to hear this dynamic preacher in his first message. Anthem: "Seek Ye the Lord" Roberts

Beck

Evangelist

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Pipe Organ accompani- ment and Male Choir. Evangelist Ilugh Eseusihaugh will preebh. A Baptismal ser- vice will follow the preaching. Male Qlartettez Child Come lleme"-Messrs. Macflrogor. Beck. Meclee. Stewart.

Day.

"Wandering

A most cordial welcome is ex- tended to cltlsens of Charlotte- town and areas shout. to attend these services on the Lord's

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Cept.asdMrs..l.Carter Cofisotlleers.

the entirslfamily. Elaanelgrsph en The Good Shepherd John it. t:Il p.m.-lladlo Broadcast: Truth For Today. our CFCY.

1:!-Evangelistic the and

SUNDAY

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II e.m.-I-Iollness Meeting. Speak- er. Mr. Bryard Thurber of Mt. Stewart

3:00 p.m.-Directory Class

1:! p.m.-Sunday School

6:! p.m.-Open Air Meeting

7:00 p.m.-Evangelistic Meeting

led by Rev. E. G. Evans, of

Charlottetown.

.....m...m.m.:m... !:':u:.In.-The Lord's Supper for

Service-Staging

eshtonod gospel Ilymss. leader and soloist-Mr.

. "'0 Joe Wstton.

Mr.

and decided to do all that it could to support the concerts. Mrs. Bethune's class won the prize for the attendance of the largest number of parents at the meeting.

Mrl. Kennedy. association presi- dent. explained the association business. She will he one of a number attending the Maritime meeting of Home and School As- sociation in Amherst this week- end. following which there will be a regional meeting in Charlotte- town on Mondav at which the nntionnel president, Mrs. J.D. Taylor of Hamilton. Ontario, will be guest speaker.

A very pleasant half-hour was enjoyed after the meeting at which coffee and doughnuts were served.

the ' ' the Halifax 'Sym- BUDDY

Coming Events

Hot Chicken Supper, Corrsn Ban Hall, '-'.'ednesda.y. Nov. 7th.

Rummage sale at Salvation Ar- my. Tuesday Oct. 23. at 1 o'clock.

Reserve November 7 for Tryon United Church Supper.

"Indian Scout" showing in Elli- ot Iiall. Monday night I p.m. sharp.

Regular dance In Elliott Hull. Saturday night.

Dance Iona East School every Monday night. Good music.

Ilope River Bauer and chick- en Supper. Oct. 24th and 25th.

Masquerade dance Spring Val- ley Hall, October 30th.

Penny auction. Holy Name Hall, Tuesday October 23rd. I p.m.

Square dance every Saturday night, New Glasgow Hall. Door prize.

Reserve Wednesday October 24 for Mount Stewart United Church ” ' Supper.

Rummage sale at 2.30 p.m. at the Y. by Women's Auxiliary of Y.M.C.A. ” t 1... P t h an.

Bauer supper, Bingo. Dance. St. James Church. Town Hall Geo- rgetown Wednesday. October 14th

Tignish parish bazaar and chick- en supper October 24, at the Legion Community Hall. Ttgniah.

Masquerade Dance. Morell Hall Tuesday, Oct. 23. McEwen's, Or- chestra. Prizes.

Buying live fowl, Chickens and capons. Tuesday I until 17. ll. L. Dickinson. New Glasgow. I

Regular 'l';.esdsy night dance at Stanley Bridge Rink Halt. Weath- srbles Orchestra.

Masquerade dance at Little Paid. Monday. Ottlf 22. Chais- sun's Orchestra.

Blzeekly Dene; Fort Augustus every ednesday night.

Burke's Orchestra. Change. Bingo at Stella Maris

Hall, North Rustico. oaurouday . I

Che . Bingo at Stella Maris Ilall, orth Rustico. on Monday night. Oct. 32., instead of the usual Wednesday night.

Dance All saints Parish Hall. Cardigan. ovary Monday night. zcebotsrs Orchestra, C see-

budget guidance. Th: bureau also 5,,

kind and generous gift and they would have the pleasure of ' ;. them to their Bedford. Nova Scotta. They also wished to thank Ful-. tonandF'redafortlseuseottheir me. A dainty lunch was served ill! the intuit;-s and a sowclal lsloiur auto!- ed. A wishing end rtle Gods best blessing irlvthelr home and work all deported to theft; homes. 1 m dd" following s e e ss: North River, P.E.I, Sept. 31. 1066. Dear Wendell tend Myrtle:

Through the medium of the gathering this evening and small gift. the members and friends of the Northglitver Baptist Church wish to express to you. their appreciation of your friend- ship, and your fine spirit of co- operation in promoting the work of the church. and assisting in the activities of the community. To you, Wendell. .on behalf of the Sun- day School. we convey our thanks for your faithfulness as a teacher and officer. We know that you will have no regrets because of the time you have spent in teaching our boys and girls the great truths and abiding values of God's Holy Word. The boys and girls will hold .in their minds fond memories oi their time spent with you in Sun- day School. nor because of what you said. but rather because of what you are and what you rep- resent-an interpreter to them of God's Holy Word.

It is with reluctance that we give you another community and the fellowship of another church, and with regret that we see you go from our midst. Our reluctance and regret. however. change to a moment of Joy in the light of the knowledge of the part that you will, both of you, continue, wliereever you may be. to make e contribu- tion to the life of the community and more especially to share with others of like mind in the labors of God's Vineyard. V

Our prayers go with you and we ask God's blessing upon you and you family in your new homo and new work.

Yours Sincerely.

The members and friends of the

North Rustico Baptist Church.

Meeting Held For Revival of S-P.C.A.

A public meeting was held on Wednesd , P A h 1- 17th. in the Council Chamber. for the purpose of determining the degree of in- terest felt in the proposed revival of the S.P.C.A. Considering the preponderance of other meetings of prime importance being held the same evening. this meeting was well attended. Canon G.E. Maffltt. opened the meeting with prayer.

The wish to revive the Society's work was definitely expressed. The need for the education. in " t t oi animals was also stressed. by several persons present during the free discussion period. It was decided to hold another meeting, at the earliest possible date. to complete re- organisation plans. this second meeting to take place on Wednes du. October 24th.

Rummage Sale. Old Unemploy- ment offlce this afternoon 1 p.m.

Dance Gowan Brae School Tues- day, October 28rd. Lunches - Chais- ersi's music.

Showing at Mt. Stewart Friday and Saturday- The Glass Slipper -nice musical starring Leslie Car- on and Michael Wilding.

Annual turkey dinner. Presby- terian Church Hall. Wednesday. Oct. Stth. I p.m.

All stock being sold out at great- ly. d edpricesatl".-I.'l'ratnor and Sons store. Tyrone.

We'll be doing custom grinding and mixing on Tuesday and Fri- day of each week. P.L. Morris. Slur-Gain Feed Service Mill. Kin-

. for examples upon which to

Canadian Wheat Sold TO Germany

WINNIPEG (CPD - Trade re ' ports at the Winnipeg Grain Ex change s ld Th r day b t tial saieaof Calliasdian .wiItl21atsAtlcl West Germ I t d within the clamp edfld WHAT You .aome estimates placed the total amount at more than is.ooo.oos NEED

.& bushels of wheat.

The newly elected Student's Council - the voice of any student- body - of Prince of Wales Collegei have recently taken office and are

in the prrparation 0! ac- tivities that will better and make more pleasant. the stay of the stu- dents at P.W.C. The council is under the leadership of a fourth

SEATI-JD Alex has been a mom I? ber of the Council every year E, since he entered college. lie is assisted this year

LEFT Chairman of the athletic sociation - Murray Stevensonu

P. w. c. STUDENT COUNCIL" ELECTED

I Year pre-medical student. Alex- j chairman of the social commltttee: ander Murchison. Charlottetown. Pm 1-andrigaiil SeL'l'8l3l'?l-s GA" artrldge; editor of the Welshman nad Seller;

as: man Stew art.

30till'd8Y. Oct. M. 1956 'I'heGuardien Page 3

EXECUTIVE DIES i LANCASTER. N. B. (CF)- Word was received here of the death in Montreal Thursday of X

its clean lw0l.EllS Mal 7366

low tlsthsd cleaner:

Philip McA. Simms. retired vice- presldent of the brush - making firm of T. S. Simms Co. Ltd. Mr; Simms. 64, was on the way home

from a trip to central Canada.

MEDICAL MYSTERY No. I

The l4rh ' Chapter of the Multiple Sclerosis Society of Canada is being fann- ed in Saint John. N.B.. to serve Multiple Sclerosis (MS) cases in New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island. All interested are invited to contact Mrs. W- B. Horsman.

I54 Wentworth Street. Saint John. N.B.. telephone 2-B186.

vice-president-Rog-

Burns: treasurer-Larry Flack.

Missing from the picture is the by editor In chief of the Times-Nob

Guardian Photo.

- THOUGHTS FOR OUR TIME

By His Eminence Cardinal McGuigtuI

LIFE DEMANDS

CHRISTIAN or obstruct the reign of Christ in STRUGGLE, NOT SURRENDER

the hearts of men.

mised to us as a reward in the future, but it does not exist for us here and now. What does exist, is a world vitiated, greed. lust. sloth. and all the other ob- stacles to Christian love. These hindrances pervade the world In which the Christian must live. and he himself is far from being uncontaminated by them-

Consider a Christian who enters the ranks of labor. if he finds injustice there. he knows that it is his duty to combat it by the methods which have been author- ized legally to combat this in- justice. If he is a leader, then his will be the responsibility to g determine the proper means to restore justice to its rightful place. Surely the struggles and sufferings often involved in a just strike. are not the signs of tlmidity and indolence. Yet they are an integral part of the lifel of s Christian-A Christian who "hungers and thirsts after lii5' tice."

STRUGGLE DEMANDED

Again. onsider a Christian who enters the world of P0iitiC5- Here is a field where he will en- counter unscrupulously. hypoc- risy. and greed. Surely the ef- forts which he must expend. and the oppositions he must endure. in the cause of justice, within his own nation. or in relations with other nations. are not those of a slave. Yet these struggles are his, and are demanded of him. by the very fact that he is a Christian.

It was of ardent and self-ssc- rificing love that Our Lord spoke when He said: "I am come to cast fire upon the earth. and whiff will I.xbut that it be enklndled?

it was to the struggles which life in this world requires of love. that these forceful and paradoxi- cal words of His refer: ''If any man come to Me. and hate not his father. and mother. and wife. and children. and brethrcn. and sisters. yea and his own life also. he cannot be My disclpif-"

Of course. if we wish to look

d "pie in the sky." an imaginary goal set up by Christians to re- place solid material goais which they are too timid, or feel unablei to reach. '

Moreover, they claim that be-I lie! in this imaginary goal hssl been encouraged in the masses by those who do have great ma- terial posscssions (the capital- ists). so that the masses will be oonten with their material In- digence. The doctrine of Our Lord, then, is a doctrine for slaves. who will, because of its assurances. feel themselves ex- onerated from entering into the struggles of life.

Such a conception of Christian life could not be further from the truth. At best. it is a caricature. For us to live as Christ has taught us to live, necessarily in- volves a struggle, and often a great one.

Of course, the struggle and en- durance of suffering required of us is not for its own sake. it is based upon the only motive worth justifying any activity- nemely. love. Love of God. and love of neighbor for the sake of God. are the fires which must burn in the Christian heart; the more intensely these fires burn. the more srdor and energy will pour into the Christian”: activit- ies.

Many of thc ends with which "the world" in its blindness is satisfied. will not satisfy a true Christian. However. this does not mean that his struggle on behalf of God, and for the sake of his uelghbo will be any the less strenuous.

BATTLE OF LIFE

It is the vocation of the or- dinary Christlan to enter into the battle of life. and to do his ut-.' most. within the bounds of the career which he has chosen. to wage unrelenting war against those elements which threaten

model our lives as Christians. history abounds with noble and holy have stood the test of time. from these we can learn much. However. pare.

the Gospels. There we will see One who spent all His energies

spirit. have the very prototype of all Christians.

Septic tank pump-out service, formerly Newson is now Matthews. Colvilie. For complete service write to-

or phone

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I56 Great Geo. St.

HEAR A GIFIED SPEAKER! MISS HELEN G. McARTHUR.

men, whose reputations

And

no person can com- m this regard. with Our

illovyrishtl Lord. No lesson in Chrlstianl National Director, Red CTOSS virtue can equal that whi h - learn from reading His life Hllell Nursing servlceg

will give illustrated talk on

. .. it did not have to be thus. it "going about d d ' ood," . .

'Y”" ”' "in me "'1": TI?” would have been possible for in the face .,;a"g,,,w3,':5jef,,,,u,y "Experiences as Red Cross Co-Ordmator in Korea" C”"'m"nm5 M” 599" ”' ""5 sin not to have entered into the and animosity. There we Will statement a type of despair-A morid. Agdt if glsarechlssrleiazo little. stge Ona who face: unflinchingly "t despair of being able to achieve en uno sruc 5 c su erlngs an death which the end, 10,. which man should would DOW Ellie rise Only I0 H1039 love for HIS Father and men re- RCd Cross HGCdqIICHGI'5

activities which are Pi683I1l'iIbi0- quired of Him,

nuunuy "eh They have "9" However, such all ideiii W07” In this Person we will find no an other-worldly reward as a sort does not exist. It has been Pi'0' despair. no timidity, no slavish own

And. in this Person. we

Saturday. Oct. 20th. at 8:00 p.m-

NOTICE

CHANGE OF OWNERSHIP

Gugsr SPEAKER AT ZION

owned by Chalmers owned by Percy I

PERCY MATTHEWS R0. New Wiitshire, P.E.I. 7596 Charlottetown II

ENDS NOON TODAY

JENKINS REXALL 'lc SALE

Your Last Chance This Morning STOCK UP NOW!

The Jenkins Pharmacy

REV. STANLEY VANCE. B.A.

Of St. Paul's Presbyterian Church, Hamilton, 0nl.. who will be guest speaker at week of special services at Zion Presbyterian Church.

Burke Electric

Authorized

Theme for week THE CALL OF CHRIST

Monday. Oct, 22 at I P.M.-THE CALL OF CHRIST Tuesday. Oct. 23rd at S RM.-THE CALL TO FAITH Wednesday. Oct. 24th at I P.M.--THE CALL TO CHURCH Thursday, Oct. 25th at it P.M.-THE CALL TO PRAYER Friday, Oct. 26th at 8 P.M.-THE CALL TO DEDICATION Sunday. Oct. 28th at 7 P.M.-Tl-IE CALL TO WORSHIP

Special music each night under the direction of I John Les-Morgan. M.A., B. Mus. (Oxford)

tri I With: 0c on 8 Monday night-Anthem. TEACH ME 01-I LORD (Atwood)

Repairing and Supplies

Oil Heating By Zion Choir. llousellold Appliances Solo: THE LORD'S rusvnn (Malone) TSIGVISI0" By Mrs. Allison MacDonald And we know that all things work together for good to them

that love God.

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bushels.

Trade sources said shipment of the grain was scheduled to be made from st. Lawrence River. ports. Last year Canada snidi West Germany more than zo,ooo.l