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ENGLAND, MOTHER ENGLAND

(By B. A. Cody)

O‘ England, Mother England, Your children hail you now, With burdcns on your shoulders, And care upon your brow.

Against the hosts of evil Against their cruel might, Your children, ses-girt Mother, Are with you in the fight.

O old on e ed e o! the cabin skylight, nodded fat/wards the island.

"Dis yer‘: somewhere near dc place pllar de Cayu call on dat lils’ trip, Majah." he alnlounoed. "Hit was jcs‘ around dese parts. ‘cause do look o’ date island dar sorter stick in my min!"

"oh, 'ou recognize it, do you?" iihe Mlror said glancing st r1 s daughter to see the effect of lllLi nluiotuiccmcnt. "Well, presently, you'll see the place where he ucllt ashore. I suppose you'd know lt again, Wfilllfllli you "

‘Yaastlh, Ah sho’ would," the negro assured him.

When tne man had gone forrvzi d

‘From all the world's far borders, Across the ocean's loam,

lvhen England calls her children They gladly hasten Home.

They go, these splendid legions. With purpme in their eyes,

again, the Iifrijor turned to iris Th‘? knit)" ll Enlllfln‘) Pffrlfh. n. itrr, The wflrlri oi Honor dies. n1 heard what that (i-ilotv ilvfiskvti, "\\ ill kuliu- So I-Itizlmiri. ltlollier Ehiiiland. nnvtiijnu smut it, ho‘, already‘ Slarid firm and undismlvved

Your chrldrcn all are with _vni1, Your glory‘ shrill not. fade.

uived lllTiI we're on the rlitiit

lhrula made no ansivcr to this. It ccrlriilily begun it» look as tlilululi (i1 ‘e uus sglllfiiillll; in Iivckwrs . v riitcl‘ till. bill sllc unis far lrnln ‘.n11ft.ll-_; all 11s luipi IZIOIIS. 'lllt'i‘f’ W115 sumclliili: ‘acre \v (‘ll site cntllci not understand at nil. and it seem- ecl tn hcr (ha: her best tilan was to ilothing and abide the result. . ..ic cud of luictllcl‘ lililf-llotllnl ‘l '.\.'1tl1:11 it iii‘ dut- efi c Alain: c

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1 Sam. 17:32-37

Again at every turn we hear siorics of enlistment, the need of nicn, the endless debate 0f right and might, of justice and wrong.

We tum to the age-old stories mid find history repeating itself. In this epncn in Israel ivc scc the or the eliclny hosts giving X ll clulllcuzc, “Choose you a mzin..

,1 dclv ilic armies of Israel this] i ‘day, g.vc me a nlan." 1

We licar David say, "Is there not a (‘.'\ll:i(‘?" Lzlicr to the King,

‘ lcll tier

_ Inn" at the chart.

("Tile Lard will deliver me," and

up m1 illt‘ cziliiil top, iSaul stud. "G0 and the Lord be

himself ivltli a hund on

*‘~ill"‘<l ("-15 lfllll 111W livlt tlicc." David prevailed with

. tnwlzi- nloulici of a dug and a 5mm, F3“) l’ llvfllfll Vim-fl 'I‘lit~ contrast lies 1n the basis of -“lt"'i“ll ",5 -‘"“- 'i':.c~ r021“ ' One the one hand. < i‘ FNX- ‘l - 1 lll"' the other

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~lllilv lll'llllilllll"l‘il suti- Innis J pg 1n the W31‘ l; iliiii-vivdiyiiiqii“ Zmlilllllilltrrslnnti I (“mg in F‘ 6' giving a .0 ‘ " “ ‘ w vhyllrkfluh illcnge for enlistin lit, _"Who ls ‘qmm who mi the Lords side? let him come

.10 me." We hear Joshua cry. i "Choose ye whom ye will servo." fllld tlll,‘ people said, "We will serve the lord.” We hear Gideon in ' ' to the Lords call to service ‘t ltnmv ivhnt i0 think." she ‘ . Jud. (iilfi. “Lord if U)? 10rd . ‘I! this is rcallv (he is for us, why has all this befall/en ." us?" but going forth to victory. In ‘s no ‘if’ about it"' he ‘n- l Kings 18:21 we hear Hijalfs‘ 7Y1’ A

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of Colgate University, in his Con-

movcd from the world, the result would be complete gain.

and disorganlzcs the emotion. The natural ITSIIliS of a college educa- lioil and of consuming beverage al- cohol are represented by divergcntly opptuile poles. should citller surrender any thought (if being an cdilcationallst, or en- deavor to elimrniie the 0i zilcoliollc beverages — the two don't. blend.

first temporarily, and by continued increased closes this

potent cause of crime and immor- ality. It imbalances the judgmcni; and disorgzinizcs the emotions. Al- cohol is a poison and should be so classed. The effects of alcohol

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Home conditions. Woman demand- ed the Franchise. Better education. Receiving some; so she should de- mand better Home conditions. She must sumberge selfishness and dis-

continue ‘Womans inhumanity to

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A Business Man's Opinion: "What the World needs is the Christian- lty of Jesus Christ. Christian Na- tions. Wars are traced to selfish- ness. National relations will grow out of the less selfish individual, less national prejudice and fewer trade barriers. We needs. World court or a re-establlshment of the league of Nations, bllt all Nations must join. This League should have power to control all armies and navles, end their size." .

The opinion of a Housewife: ‘The Church stands for Peace. We must teachpeoples the true mean- ing of Religion. The Peace solu- tion must come from the in- dividual and it is to the Church where he must tum for guidance."

“The darker the world outlook the brighter Healvervs light will shine. Earth's final convulsions simultancnnslv declare the folly of sin and the soon coming nf that when all disobedience tn the will of Grvi will he ended forever, rind ‘there shrill be no more death, neither sorrow. nor cn-ing, neither shall ilicrc he any more pnill'."- Revelation 21:4.

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NARCOTIC EDUCATION IN COLLEGES AND SCHOOLS

President George Barton Cutters,

vocation address. September, i939. plcsclitcd some important facts to lus students, which are here re- mated by his kind permission: "If beverage alcohol w ‘c totally re-

Everything I am trying to build up as mi cidilcationrilist, alcoholic drinking tends 1o tear down, ,, Alcohol imbalances the judgment

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Alcohol (ieslroys mentality at.

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Prince Street School Honor Roll

At the closing exercise held yes- terday morning st Prince Strea School, Mr. E. A. Foster nf the City School Board, presided. The large nilmiocr nf parents present en- jnyfid the cliorilses and part-sing- ing which were beautifully, rend- cred by the pilplls and did credit. to their music lrnstritct-reas. Miss Lillian MacKenzie.

Capt. D. N. Bell vice-principal of the staff. but now on active sat-vice, presented the awards at ‘title Junior Closing held on Thurs-

ay.

All prizes, except those specifical- lv designated below, were contri- buted by the Prince Street Home and School Association. In tite first three grades the usual awards of books were in the forln of War Savings Stamps and Certificates. Herc is the complete prize list: Grade l0 — Certificates of Merit —-l, Burton Hewett; 2, Olive Keel» ing; 3, Jean MacLearl; 4. William Murray: 5. Earle MacDonald and Freda MacInnls, equal.

Special prizes (‘For Proficiency) —l, Burton Howatt; 2, Olive Keep- ing; 3, Jean MEICLGBIIZ 4, William Murray: 5, Earle MacDonald and Freda MacInnls.

Special prize for English, donated by lvlrs. Rogers in Memory of Gypsey’, awarded to Burton Howatt Special prizes for Arithmetic, awarded to Joyce Howatt.

Special prize for Science, award- ed to Olive Keeping.

Special prize for Geography, awarded to Burton Hewett.

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pe prize for Maihmatics, awarded to Burton Howzitt. Special pribe for Language,

awarded to Jean MacLean.

cri with a kind of in‘ i cicspriirlng call. “How long halt ye .4 I "It .< (he piricc. ..d if il}(\[\\'e(\n [ti-n (m1nj0n_q'_>,_" 1n aware most deccpuvc. It seems to. .' to do vour part, the thpgf- an. (‘ans 1m Qnljstment {m- rnlse the temperature, 1t. really.

gccri as 0112?)"

cu “Tl-Pi mc'n Zach should (‘a dorv loose?" Gladstonels voice cnqtllrcd from IOTWflFClI and llwpllifllnr turned and nodded ris- scn...

illP work of the Lord.

VWiy do men enlist? David ans- wers this by saying. "Is not there a CAUSE?“ Any enlistment is a ICSPOIISC to s. call. He did riot

(icfy the army of the Living God.“ 'I‘lic cause was the Lord's. the army the means to an end. It is a volun-

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‘When he returned on deck five l-T)’ “FY199- mintlies later. they were within hsilf 1i- _ :1 nrlc of (lie island. and lic took OUR. DOMINION IN A NEW cvcr tho tlilcl- once more and alter- PEACE ERAl

ed course slizhill‘ to ndvt.

"There's d sand-spit. rininlng out to the south-west that we've got to clear," he suit-l. “That's nll I rem-

Peace is s. small word, beautiful and soft-sounding as the Dove, its Emblem, but. Peace covers thoughts

polar expendillons. blood prcssilrc. higher dcath rate in pneumonia and tubcrcillnsis, say‘ ~We are no; going m be bu“- ‘IISSIICS and there it makes the body h.“ by ‘he giant-i m". owe are as [more susceptible to infectious dIs- gond as he is", but why should “he ‘(WSQSE _ ,

1n lntcriiril mccilcmc. and no germ crircs i0 operate on an alco- ollc. are much reduced.

ccllts. enough to ivlillcivrisli a

lowers it: no alcohol is given in)‘

It lowers the brings about

devlializcs the l

Alcohol has no unique value

fcr his chances of recovery

“Mart as analyzed in our labora-

Several bars of soap. lime chicken-

einbcr about. those instructions in ilic letter, but I'm hoping you still remember all the rest?"

“Ycs.” she zirscntctl: and nothing more was said bctivt-cn tileni. lies- gitc her lingering doubts, shc was

ginning to tingle with excitement. their

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bcvcvnd Time. ill/sir is a small word. deadly and self-getting as the Vulture, its equal, but

My most. important thought the Church. As we obey the laws vii‘ -otir country, we should obey, God's lIIWF. Iii a church. you If" r11 in do for others.

now that tlxci" were so n destination, and she cycd ahead withthe kccncsf interest.

It sipberirrd to be about a ruxirrcr of a mile in lcr —:l vclio‘ iiiuil- mock of sgiirlhi <, 'l‘lic a we: pounding nu its golden l)("f\(‘lll"!-‘. and -

‘Bible as your guide.

at its smith-ivcsiern exlrcmi . r1 tile way for Brotherhood with dis- | long line of broken water n; rketi innt. countries. Here are ot-herl the sand-spit of which the hiajcr vicnvs. A school teacher:

had spoken.

In another five minutes thcv hall roundctl (1.15 nl lctinn, and wcrc heading in i0“ ti the shore 1n comparatively smooth ivatcr, and when they were no more than fifty

"There should be a re-distribil- ' broiiclit about. America and Britain (tr rcl nearly all the oil ' ' Therefore. other countries want. more colonies to get these things which are difficult

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vnrds off the bench, the hlajor nut . . . 11,5 hflm downtyh and brotwht the o proc.l.c because of high tariffs. s om) un into e wznd. -,, . - “lets no!" he catlc-d: and the $7,231): tjggsr“ oglke m? anchor plunged ova-r the side. ‘- -‘ g‘ " "Never mind about. stoning the

naluralLv, takes a great deal of time. effort and patience, what is accomplished without good. hard, honest. work? Nnflnns. Nations must become a‘ World of Brotherhood. incurs shotlld s'e schools, newspapers and radios. I r ])N)l')l[‘ lxrccme internationally- ' Everyone serious about.

canvas new! Get (mat dcry over the side!" the Major ordered.

The two men skilfully slid the little boat over the wntcr. and Zrir-h dropped into it while his compari- ions hrlncierl down the sculls and rotvioclcs.

"Come nnl" the Major snld. lower- ing himself over the side into the stem sheets; and Diana follmvr-d

war§del' that. jmur brain may be kept (Wars moughts wagon“ of Tinm iclcar you mils’ keep vour bcdv fit.

Therefore Peace is Oilr Objcct-ivg $21‘: nqu0r'"_Dr_ Chas. Mayo.

pion joj=killer of D15C0n_'1in_s spoil’ a thousand social cath-

‘s not par‘. of the Church (villi ion’ “in? lcrn l»? _ ‘ my “.i,-u‘.0urfo~,10“men opens drcris of l)f’."i'.ill.'lll yctuv: lives."

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Thai cannot be dope if!‘ "Beverage alcohol is the cham- all times. It

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Ann Duffy, Lorna Flergtlsorl, Kath- ryn Maclman.

Ann Duffy, (one year).

IDS ANG5LES. June 2B—(AP)-|

A break-down o! boundaries might. A ‘=1\'11$111FB1W€1I)8 Patent iflfflflfle- ment against. Walt. school i cartoon producer. involving an est:- cliilcirczz. exchange teachers. Tliisdmmed 510-0901009111 i-‘rroilli- “'86

dismissed today.

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wince slhavaltvfawnrisocn MONTREAL, Jtlne 2a _- Mrs.

“(Fraser (one year): 3. Jean Mac- Lean (one year); 4, William More- slde (one _vear); 5, liiarie Mac- Donald (one year); 8, Joyce Coombs

sm-JOrder of Merit - Burton I-Iowatt, (Olive Keeping, Jean Maclean, Wil- liam Murray, Freda NlllicInrlis, Joy Fraser, Charlotte Drlscoll, Blanche Howatt, iorics is worth about. nlnctv-cichtwv- A111“ ThfimPfilmi IVY Shfiffeh. Mtlricl Fh-izzcll. haut. Lewis Lovvther, Bill Moresidc, _ coop, plimphortls enough to covcriMflrgflml» Miwxfllzie. Rlllll MR6‘ the heads of a (llotlsand matches. it is not so much {coil see. the brtiin that counts. but in nr-IJQVW ‘Phyllis Saunders. Catherine Acorn, iDan. Ethel Doyle.

1t, 15 . MaePherson,

lKathryn MacLean, Margaret Law- son. Bettie MacKenzie, Lorna Fer- gilson.

Ann Duffy, Kathryn Maclean, Margaret Lawson.

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‘LOIIlS Brown. Joyce Coffin, jorie Splllett, Shirley Stems, Mary Wright.

I.O.D.E. Prizes -— 1. ‘Bilrton Ho- wllt-t; 2, Olive Keeping; 3, Joy Fraser.

Attendance Certificates-l. Mar- garet Clarke (one year); 2, Joy

(eleven years). Trustee's Leaving Certificates-

Earle MacDonald, Joyce Hovaatt.

Pauline Simmonds, Marguerite Bre-

Millan, Margaret Clarke. June Aletha Helen

Saunders,

Ferguson, Graves.

Twcel, Bettie M-acKcnzie,

GRADE IX Certificates of Merit - Ann Duffy

Prizes for General Proficiency -

Prize for Application —- Beverly n . - I. 0. D. B. Prizes for History -

Certificate for Attendance

GRADE VIII

Proficiency — Mar-

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Elsie Castor-d. Jean Moore, Joyce Coffin. Elaine Porter, Fcrne Mills, Louise Brown.

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Certificates of Merit - Mar t Maclnnnsn. Myrtle Mnclecxi, A vine Carr, Beryl MacDonald, Florine Evans.

Prizes for General Proficiency- Margaret. Macbennan. Myrtle Mac- Leod, Alvina Car, Beryl MacDon- old, Florine Evans. Phyllis Brown, Iaurs. Hawkins.

Atitndsnce Certificates — Phylllia Brown (one year): Eleanor Camp- bell (one year); Verna Vail (one year); Joyce Shaw (two years) Marjorie Htlestis (three years); Helen Turner (three years); June Campbell (five years); Laura Haw- kins (five years).

GRADE VI — M. Irving

Certificates of Merit — Shirley Harper, Betty King. Marjorie Carr. Phyllis Buell. Ruby Wakelin.

Special Prizes for Merit — Shir- ley Harper. Betty King, Marjorie Carr, Phyllis Bilcll. Ruby Wakclin.

Attendance Certificates — Betty King (5 years): Hilda MacLure (3 years): Marjorie Carr (3 years); Joyce Rodd (2 years); Evelyn Mac- Lure (one year); Ruth MacEachcln (1 year).

GRADE V-Miss A. Watson

Certificates of Merit - Mildred Cudmore, Elaine Hillier. Clare Currie, Ruby Vanlderstlne, Helen Acorn.

Special Prizes for Highest Stand- ing — Mildred Cudmore. Hillier, Clare Currie. Ruby Van- Iderstlne, Helen Acorn. Attendance Certificates -Mari<m Garnham (2 years); Elaine Hillier

(5 years); Roger Chandler (5 years). GRADE V-F. Jean Ross

Trustees Certificates of Merit - Msrjorie MscLean, James Bentley, Donald Tinney. Walter Conrad, John Nash.

Special Prizes for Proficiency - Marjorle MacLean. James Bentley, Donald Tinney. Walter Conrad, John Nash.

Trustees Certificates for Attend- ance — Jackie Cairns (4 years); Shirley Huestls (3 yearas).

GRADE IV -- Miss Fullerton

Trustees Certificates of Merit — Marjorie McPherson, Ederfa Rodd and Velma Buell, equal, June John- stone. Margaret McDonald, Paula Hayfield.

Special Prizes for General Pro-

ficiency — Marjorie McPherson, FAICTR Rodd and Velma. Buell. equal. Jane (Johnstone, Margaret McDonald, Paula Rayffield. Special Prize for Class Work - Edera Rodd. Trustees Certificates for Atiend- ance — Margaret Coffin (l. year) Phyllis Burlloe (i year); Psulla Rayflcld (2 years); Constance Cooke (2 years); Elaine Saunders (3 years); Laura King (4 years); Edith McLeod (4 years).

GRADE IV-Miss Pound

Certificates of Merit —- Lelth Douglas, Helen McKnrrls, Joyce

Prizes for Proficiency - Leith Douglas, Helen McKarris. Joyce Riggs. .

Prize for doing two years work in one, awarded to Leith Douglas.

GRADE III-Miss Ferguson

b“; Company had elleged that in film-

ing cartoon subjects Disney ln-| Prizes for Proficiency — Louise

“we! became fnngied upon a patent involving s i Brown. Joyce Coffin, Marjorie photographic process of svnchroniz- ‘Spilleit, Shlrlie Stems, Mary .

Govprm mg the movement of r1 persons lipSln/ritlllt. Helen Stewart, Jean

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I. 0. I). E. Prizes for Essay —

I Shirlie Sterns, Joyce Coffin.