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tied and asked him to attend a the names of all Pine Hill graduates sick man. who in the past and present genera-
”, mini,,,,, ,,,,m,.d (,,,.wa,.d tions have aervedlthe Church ol Wm, the names but 8 short dis, overseas mission fields. The RESP.
Mariyred Missionaries Honored'At Pine Hill
deuce, Halifax, was opened on Sept 6th, there was one room which was especially opened for use of
day cake. Toasts proposed were; to the Queen by Clarence Ram- say; the church by Rev. Mr. Ebsary and I sponded to by re peating the Apostles Creed; to the A.Y.P.A. by Beverley Birch and responded to by repeating the Members' Prayer. The evening church service was conducted by Art MacLean. assisted by Kenneth Abbott Peggy Preston and Betty Lou Fredenick. Address was by Archdeacon Harrison who stressed our need to work with the church The sports meet was held on Lribour Day resulting in awards going to Lloyd Profit, Mary Lee Stewart, Heather Coles. Clayton Mill Frances Joliymore, Wayne Champion, Keith Sudsbury. David Vail, Heather and Horace Coles (Old Fashioned Waltz) Wayne Champion (Croquet Torunament)
When the new Pine Hill reel-the students in residuice which
holds an interest for those of Alber- tou district. It is the room known as "The Gordon Room". a mem- orial to Rev. George N. Gordon, his wife. and brother, James D. Gor- don, Maritime Ministers martyred while bringing Christianity to the heathen natives in the South Seas.
The room was formally opened by Robert A. Gordon. vice-presl- dent of C ” N ” ' Express. Montreal. a member of the same Gordon family from the Aiberton district of P. E. I. Some history of these men might well be written for this present generation.
Rev. George Gordon studied at Pine Hill and while a student there founded the North End Mission. He was later appointed as a missionary to Erromaiiga, in the New Hebrides and landed there with his wife in 1857.
Disease Iravished the population of that island for two years after Mr. Gordonis arrival. and as a re- suit. the natives were disillusion- ed, attributing the diseases to their
picious. He walked more hurriedly but soon a savage raised his hand to strike him. Near a halt fallen tree another struck him with an axe. Still he struggled forward. Another blow from an axe was re- ceived on the palm of his hand. As he rushed up the path. panting, and weak from loss of blood, Uhu- viii swung his axe and plunged it into the victim's neck. Uvcn. an an " . ii i s' to the mis- sion in search or Mrs. Gordon. and killed her. This May 20th, 1861. was a dark day in the mission work of that place. but death did not end the work of these two loyal Christ- ians.
When the news of the death of Gordon and his wife reached. their home. Gordon's brother James at once volunteered Io take up the
work of his brother. He sailed from Halifax on Nov. 7. 1864, and met a martyr's death on March 7, 1872.
By it strange coincidence he was working on a translation of the Acts of the Apostles and had rcarhcd the
f i - h' , Earle Leard of Casrtumpec, P. I. tame 0 mveumg made H" ms 1. is one of these missionaries now serving the Church in lndia.
registered in Canada in 1905.
There were only 566 autoiuohiid
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Evangelist
BlllY
GRAHAM
What is the secret behind this amazing Evangelist? How does he organize his gigantic meetings. THO full story of the former door-to-door brush sales-
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A.Y.P.A. Hold Pictured above-Group of Angli-Chairman. Rev. J .Abbot, guest
M ynung People of P.l.!sland at speaker. Clarence Ramsay. vice AIIIIIIQI i ual Labour Day confer- president . Lloyd Profitt, P: 4i t :1! hglllilnai Crapnud Youth Centre 'tIlomNlI!l-arnlgs vice Pres (cda) Monc- cOIIfeI'eIICQ gepi, 4-5i6. Officers are in second ”' a' "".' row left to right: Allison Gill. siiulimanster. Betty Lou Tredenick
man who turned D'93Cl19' is told in The Standard this week. Get' Th0 Standard -- on sale HOW- complete with magaziril. I2-page novel and pages of comics. OnlY "3" cents!
p ' In t f. H h is 1 ,1 . story of the death of Stephen. when lYouth. and Worship'. His four Rev. Abbott, assisted by Rev. G.R. team '5:;::,.',.f"M,5E'.:Li.Gf:.dm"4'3i nelllr.mG:)r?ill:i :as working at a the "am" Emcked "'1 killed mm sessions were based on the history Ebsary, iesident clergyman and 19, MW ham, mm, dmuc, mm with I blow of I war-axe. 9't:h9thPlgy"' Book: "19 53C1'lm' A-Y-P-A3 Cl1BPli-l1!I- The 798111” Other features of the weekend home when a band of natives drew Th! memory 0f "I959 ""0 mar- en 1,” e reeds and the suggested eleven oclock service was sttend- inciuded , 1-em" of Dominion mu, Uhuviu, the I-met, carried iyrs is honored by a tablet which rev on of the Prayer Book. ed by the group also. At this A,y,p,;.. Conference Clayton M111 his battle-ax. hangs in the Alberton United
Included in the timetable were SEPVICE the Deanery OHICEFE W979 report of Windsor Conference- Alli- Mr. Gordon asked him wh' he Church. above me old family DEW
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Church SEFVICEI. discussions. sports "'5"i"ed- Th” 53"? R9Vi G;R- son Gill and a comparison of first carried such a dangerous weapon of the Gordmls. Their memnry Still The mm, annual Labour Day competition a croquet tourna- Eb5i?l'Y- Ch5Pl3l"' Llilyd Pmfmr conference to the tenth-Archdeacon and remarked upon its keen edge. challentles the People of tilt dis- .c.,,,i..,.e,.c., of the Anglican Young mslntl; gnu evening recreation in I":::g:::5 a(;;l:F'i;l(f:uf:3Y3:?El;- vri:;- Harrison. The chief told him they wanted trict and truly their works do lol- . .. .. . i.”-..":":. W." Jr: .:.,r."i:.:'::':.:r:;”e::s ,,,Pg:S::;:”,”:,:f,':,l:f:.”",;.”"”: "'33: ::::r ”3::"::..::.:l .. .?s:g0:it;5:Stll;orl;ea:i?gR)em'lss,to?l:ri2lE: coltiarllibltlielhlllla lllge plltlguifes ghaosvrrl End 6lm('?rl'loup ltladerselllipewagpglven On Sunday morning the ggoup The tenth anniversary banquet entation to Rev. and llfr; Alzbolt The minister wrote a note to Gordon Room -15 dedicated for at gioliace doles, Registrar, Rev. G. at the Royal Academy in 1819, by Rev. J. Abbott of New Glasgow attended the celebration of Holy was held Sunday evening and was as a token of the young Peoples vi-ire telling her to give the natives quiet prayer and meditation, and R, Ebsary, Chaplain. Clayton Mill when only 14 years old. on the conference theme Communion. The celebrant was highlighted by a beautiful hirth- appreciation for his leadership.
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DOIJGALD Maol(INNON.
Miiiisler of Industry and Natural Resources.
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