mains to be settled. Prime Min- | — ere remenrh ere

oe ans Oct. sbe8. 7 Plan Due pad ‘Crem seroraton re "The Guardian, Charlottetown, Sat, *

ister Pearson told a press -con- |

‘| ference Wednesday that the Z ; Soon For cer “Tuesday, and woud The Salvation Army N.S. Mines “| erate Regen, Nova. Scotia Base peg gee digo OTTAWA, (CP)—The federal ae gp ea meqeee St ee nee Se oe renee ee Oe meee a os tee none ees ae Holiness Meeting—11 a.m. :

mines .be placed under public | Tation on a 50-50 basis. Some | Salvation Meeting—7 p.m. + ownership and modernized, it | federal ministers are known to | Tuesday, 8 p.m.—Home League (Public meeting)

was learned here. favor a less substantial federal Thursday, 8 ‘p.m.—Prayer Meeting. The government is expected | involvement. - A WELCOME AWAITS YOU aT THE ARMY -| to announce next week that it| The Dominion Steel and Coal

is ready to help the Nova Sco- |.Co. has threatened for several tia government to acquire the | years to shut down its Nova

coal mines and operate them | Scotia mines, saying they are through a Crown corporaties, | becoming less and less peefit- 1 CALVARY TEMPLE . - The federal mines depart- | able. ts PENTECOSfAL ASSEMBLIES ae OF CANADA fhe ment would spend up to $25, Upper Prince Street ey 000,000 for mew equipment in WHALE TAKES PRIZE a Rev. Cyril Clarke, Pastor the mines undér the -plan, as

- good evil.—Isaiah 5: 18-23,

MEMORY VERSE: “Bat the Lord of Hoets shall be exalted in Seagreet, sae isd thats Maly ORE

| promised by the Liberals in last | The 150-ton blue whale out- 9 9:15 s.m.—Radio Broadcast, Summerside station i weighs any two of the largest 9:45 ‘a.m.—Sunday School : dinosaurs that have ever lived. 11:00. a.m. Worship | Service

Se 7:30 p.m._Evangelistie. Service ‘ - — F Charl wn Bible Cha | You will receive a warm welcome at Calvary Temple with ” - HAPPY COMBINATION sere mith cart 0p, comme Sr ee eee Bae , sin of calling good evil and evil |: 11:00 am—ADULT SERVICE AND SUNDAY SCHOOL | sIRCHWOOD 3: 7:3 pm—IAMES A. STAHR

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the Blessed Hepe.” (Birchweed St. near Longworth Ave.) Minister: Rev. W. _R. Underhay, B.A.

Life Business And Pieasure Saceetearg| Compe

(EDITOR'S NOTE The fol- marketable the possible tor them t sepent. Lr. ea eee pes cesceigol St cpsellamegatin ana lowisah-tnatostal selaiion to te. marketable grapes, the harvest over to drunkeness, feasting and Here, Isaiah was dealing One‘ thousand Gospels ‘are be- BM. 11:00 A.M.—MORNING WORSHIP merrew's. Sunday School les- |He do?’ He took away the| Such was the curse of the land | Srticn‘riis does not sosan that lotedoce tech week * 7:00 P.M.—EVENING WORSHIP~ ets ince ie ae ae ee and removed the walls} of Judah, and for it, God would dations Tale tases ee Se ae ae BRINE. hl scammer home DS eutlines produced Divi- | which protected the vineyard; | allow His people— , acne sion of Chriétiai Education, || He ceased to prune and cullivate| alike—to be taken into captivity. scnk- Chip low.Whiie seeet. st Shes gees —emed "Sew La ————— . ___ National Council of Churches | it, and refused to have rain fall Let it be clearly understood | BOCES Ww ate ob eta an eee “We the US., and” ts used by” upon it. The vineyard was laid| that God never intended man to eon ae eke | Christian Ref Chu h permission.) waste the prophets, the love of plea-| tHe Bible Society re and destroyed. And, even-|have no pleasure in life, that| sure and the drinking of wine By R.H. RAMSEY tually, this was what happened | man’s existence should be harsh,| had led some of the people to|@2.""- Eaward 1 Mt. Kéward Reed ieee was a Of an to the house of Israel. stern and sober-sided. Life} this extreme. Isaish denounced | 2d#a™, secompanies te (The first church in Sherweed) Judah’s upper class, he lad dis- gece ee . ot | Sropeaianee tee Pabaeora” et tha for“ Giele own, ove: 200 Lorton “Ihave om Bak ti oe tinguished political and ’ social |“ © &P fer ce” DO there is a vast difference be-| “on™ for ine ewe [explain to the crowd of several 10:00 o.m—Mesuing Worship (English) connections and occupied a po-|®0unced upon the nation of 18-| tween pleasure and dissipation. Bana eye aye ot tne lives |Mundred people that the book ; b G. Ven Kampen will officiate sition of importance during the | rael. The. first of these sig; sins | Dissipation is wholesome plea-| of the y. Evil associates mot |P&tt Of the Bible, and briefly sista eas Sead Seiad reigns of four kings —Uzziah,| has to do with the tion | sure twisted and corrupted into make evil. people more | Toduce the book. Later, as 2:20 p.m—Afternoon Worship: (Dutch) ee ee eee See re Seamer Bs ore. ae evil, they lay hands upon the |STow are sxther Elder A. DeHaan will officiate: : importance, however, | we second What moral care- teous their | ping. extend’ a hearty welcome : was the fact that Isaiah's mind| drunkenness — be ee vanseasie co oun open the Gospels we : oem | and soul sréfe highly perceptive |in this brief catalog of Israel's| @*sness degenerates first, as we Ss oe ee plain the message.” A THANKSGIVING COMMUNITY to the presence and working of| tragic moral have seen, into dissolute living, After citing fhe six solemn) w gomsad f , God's power in the world. Compared with: some of their] and then into cynicism, bias-| “Woes” afflicting Judah. Isaiah} yom continues HYMN SING The chapter assigned to to-| neigh the Hebrews were a|phemy and scoffing at the| offers a direct of | Distribution ‘in. the "Will be given « ane eae | 8 o'clock. Community day’s lesson opens with the par-| good - people. Even so| things of God.: Isaiah's third of the 'Syrt-| of 1965 totaled -more singing, I ees a chest ‘Thashagiving ‘moditaties able of the Lord’s vineyard. It “Woe” is aimed at those who| an invasion of Judah ag if it| the previous months Peay rile 2 370 is a-song sung by Jehovah, Him-| and idolatry existed among| reconcile themselves to the prac-|.were already past, and . others| circulation for the Everybody invited. Come praise Lerd self, concerning His chosén-pev-| them and Isaiah was scathing | tice of what is evil, car-| still to come. Such framing of 8| nonths of 1986 shows consistent os le oe ie ple (the vineyard. )Because the | in his denunciation of these sins.|rying their perverse reasoning| new present in the futu®e@li teases mw. Corner Prince and Graften Streets jie oe = Hebrews lived in am agrarian| Such love of wealth and love of |further and further. until they | marks all of Isaiah’s visions. sil the difficulties, the The Beverend Donald A. Campbell, B.A., D.D. : ae i ie k economy, ‘the parable is told in|pleasure has existed m every| lose all sense of decency and : Despite continuing faith- Mr. Reysten F. Mugferd, A.R.C.0. Refreshments is hall agricultural terms. ~ civilization. Those with a lust| ordinary good behavior. They GADGETS EASE LIFE ss aie alk aaa of : Organist and Director of Cheirs cette resetae ee ee ee a eenee eirawing “iniquity with {tacts woe invented tm the 1sth (the tension onder which the] 9:45 am—The Church School. Classes for all ages. eo ee ev om equal for squandering energy, wing ‘iniquity with|tacles were inven : Any : , there is = _ 2 arish. Bu of as oo peopleare living ropert-| 0:00 am.—Bitie Clase 11:00 smi Noreery Schoo SHERWOOD - PARKDALE

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

‘The Rev. an €. Glass, B.A, B.D., Minister

- 9:48 a.m.—Church School Glasses fer all ages

~ 1:00, A.M.—Divine Worship. a Sermon: “A FAMINEINE OF THANEFUL: <“

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‘Rev. Malcolm F.. Harlow, BA. B.D. Minister i * ffire. V. L. Dingwell, Organist and Choir Directer

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10:00 a.m.—Sunday School for ail ages

—Morning Wonthip the Lord's Supper ; ie ee. PEL Z es Presiding: Mr. eae Bag < fox ‘aaa Rev. John GE. Ball, BA. | Serena: way We ea a fn A J few. G. Wrrwes, BA. BD. / Kents Te Norte / ee gS f Organist: Mr. B. Herdmay 4 We exted a warm welcome to 6h Lo Me. o an renee SUNDAY SCHOOL “x Chnrch-planting project Ya te 9:45 A-M.—Senior Classes (15-18) Hearts Mem. Hall od ff 9:65 AM— (12-14) j 7, cae — — oe fe : 95 AM Spans (ats in Upper Hall ~ fo Ory Ai: AM (6-8) in Church Sanctuary 11:00 A.M-—Kindergarten (3-5) Audi ZZ, 11:00 a4n.—Nursery. and“ Crib Room (Infants, 1 and 2 years

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headquarters’ for the representa- ‘We dare fat-free when our forefathers celebrated the first Thanke- strong Church, ‘neither democracy ~~ tes ga Ig eae giving Day they weren’t at all sure that their meager harvest would be adequate “7° ne ae soso adc the Paige Dela te at | oo sustain the little community through a long hard winter. About ell they could piste theta dhiead wivies sep of the city. Lo give God was thanks! Jatly and support the Church. They

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y : a p $ 4. asing to the to the Lord Se eee cane : (1) For his © : Archdeacon ° Davies, MLA, so ce Gratitude for our blessings in time of abundance discovers a new dimen- his cildren's sake, (2) For the sake Britain Too Soft Pn ie esr 71% pn SOWING | D REAPING" i iRev. 3. Sata’ eee sion. We can become partners with the Almighty in His mighty aims. pag lager nena Boer ag 2 | Auto Maker’S ays Honorary Ae WELCOME TO For the very season in which Christians give thanks to their Lord is the which heeds his moral and material Ligh ¥ | Suzan 4 o season in which they plan their stewardship—their support of the Church's eon- support. Plan to go to church regu-

PARK ROYAL UNITED. CHURCH : 13 Christie Drive, Parkdale e Rev. J. H. Tye; B.A., B.D., Minister i

Mr. Lestie HiscottOrzinist and Director of Choirs

' WORLD WIDE COMMUNION SUNDAY 9:45 A.M.—Junior, Intermediate and cease School

tinuing work. larly and seed your Bible daily. Ifyou are a church member, demonstrate your thanksgiving in earnest ; iii

eommitment to-your congregation’s spiritual opportunity. If you are not a: church cage ' your thanksgiving tn

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The Rev. F. Louis Ellas, 1.8.1.. Rector Oe ee ee

YOU ARE WELCOME T° WORSHIP WITH US

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