\ - ah ‘ 19,°1966. 9 ‘the general area of tne rarm ~~ was about $25 an acre.

_ Farming Concern Owed Bill “atiee, Davia ‘To Defunct Credit Company

| The Guardian, Charlottetown, Sat.; March

| Winnipeg Area Earlier, David Samuel, a Tor- Awaits Flood

| onto lawyer who did work for ‘Mr. Morgan and Aurora Leas)| WINNIPEG (CP) — Bulldoz- ing, said he had told Mr. Mor-/ers went 40 work throughout the 8 gen the land was worth $175 to Red River Valley this Week as an acre in his” opinion: 4. ithe river began to rise in its "Ne ‘told the .commis§sion: “‘I | jsouthern reaches. don't pretend to be an’ “expert In the face of climatie im- on the evaluation of farm lands, ee Manitoba author or any other lands for that mat- ities stuck to a flood prediction ter, but I did attempt to dis-jonly two feet below the 195¢ cover its worth.” |inynda t ion. All gommunities He said he formed his opinion | were pained to have their de ; from talking to people who knew | fences ready by the first wool the area, but said he could not |in April.

ILLUSTRATED SUNDAY ‘SCHOOL LESSON By Alfred J. Buescher

eriptere—tae | 9:57-62; ae | Suths Hebrews 12:1, 2; Colossians $:00-616,

dairy farm, managed to borrow ‘tor, investment company and | $1,301,000 from companies asso-|loan company.

\clated with Atlantic Acceptance, Asked if it had any other, |Corp., a royal ‘commission in- source of income, Mr. Ingo, [ape the lending firm's |said: ‘Yes, it borrowed money |

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collapse: was told here ' |from Aurora Leasing and Ade- | aqy;

| Valley Farms was a. sole |laide Acceptance.” — A e Samest aa aed | on a ae ee ) pr ship owned by George OWED LARGE SUMS the value of the land for Mr. | etaved a state. of emergency ts = |Byatklo¢k, a businessman in| ' When it went bankrupt, Valley Morgan. Commodare Sales Ac. SoUth Dakota. At Fargo, 20

Cprnwall, Ont., and went into|Farms owed Adelaide Accept-|ceptance, which was run by |miles south of Winnipeg, the

Re-born by the Holy Spirit, ous lives By fixing our eyes and hearts firmly Mankruptey Aug. 11, 1965, less ance $250,000 which it had bor- |

/Mr. Morgan, later loaned $222,-|Red had already passed flood ~

will of God and a willingness to give have moral and spiritual values far than two months after the fall- rowed in October, 1962, and on! q99 to \

up worldly things for fellowship with superior’ to those of ritual observance O" Christ we Prepare. ourselves fF. bana ‘ot ‘Attantic which it had sevet made a pay lferm es mercies te (mage ped US. tere aed Him.—Philippians 2:5-11; Hebrews and prohibition of evil.—Colossians— | Kenneth Ingo, a chartered |ment; aoabe Leasing, a com: | oo 3

12:1, 2. 3:14, ‘accountant who worked for the|pany operated by Atlantic Ac-

ceptance President C. Powell | Morgan, $933,500; and Commo- dore Sales Acceptance, another

royal commission on records of Valley Farms, said the company jwas incorporated Aug. 4, 1961,

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MEMORY VERSE: “| beseech you therefore, brethren, by the mer cies-of

that ye present. your. bodies a living sacrifice, holy, acceptable unto God, which is your reasonable service."—Romans 12:1.

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FOUND GUILTY TWICE

KINGSTON, Ont. (CP)—A 12 man Ontario Supreme Court jury Thursday sentenced Wil- liam H. Beattie, 24, an un- employed Napanee laborer, to life imprisonment on a reduced charge of non-capital murder. Beattie was charged with the shotgun death of his father-in-

LET’S GET IT STRAIGHT!

God Spoke Through The Prophets

law Milton Barker. Another jury : Wednesday found him guilty of non-capital murder | involving Barker's daughter Sharon, 8, and passed a sl sentence.

About a third of the es population, 1,000,000,000 people, | live in cities.

| ONLY ONE CAUSE

Obeying The Will Of The Lord

(EDITOR'S NOTE: The fol- The things added are not only| The third man offered to join

lowing material relating to

| lesson is based on copyright- ed outlines produced by the

Division of Christian Educa- tien, Churches in the U.S., and is ased by permission.)

Man is never at his

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the necessities of life: food, clothing, ete.; but also the spir- itual blessings of peace of mind and growth in God's grace. Now let us. consider three ;would- be disciples and what they learned from the reaction

Discipleship is not assumed

iChrist after a visit home to i |his affairs in order.

Discipleship calls for much in | the way of sacrifice and hard | jwork, but. the rewards are far ‘beyond what must be given up. Once committed, we. must not

erence or frame for themselves,

jand went into the farming busi- Iness almost immediately.

The company, he ‘said, never made a profit from farming, losing $98,000 in the first year jand $70,000 in the second year.

Valley Farms financial state- jment showed an over-all loss of $69,000. in its first year, having shown a profit of $29,000 in trading securities. The second | | year, it showed a profit « of $64,-

Atlantic subsidiary, Albert Shepherd if any security |

lany security,

$118,000 Asked by commission counsel |

was given for the Adelaide and ‘Aurora loans, Mr. Ingo said: ‘“There didn't appear to be at least Valley | Farms’ books didn’t show any." | The commission, -headed by Mr. Justice Samuel Hughes of | the Ontario Supreme Court, went deeply into details involv. | ing the acaquisifion-of land. which.

Capt. Ray Nelson Sunday: Directory Class—9:30 a.m. Sunday School—10 a.m, Holiness Meeting—11 a.m. Sunday Services conducted by Colonel G. Best, Toronto. Salvation Meeting—7 p.m. Tuesday, 8 p.m.—Home League (Publie meeting) Thursday, 8 p.m.—Prayer Meeting: A WELCOME AWAITS YOU aT THE ARMY

made up the farm. Harry W. Gale, an Ottawa | real estate broker, said the land | was probably worth about $14 | an’ acre. while. the average for

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“Then he (Jesus) said unto them, O fools, slow of heart lof Christ to their excuses, ‘look back to the workily life,

to believe all that the prophets have _— .. ) and be. acura — this. The first man come" eee tor - man whe looks back ‘is — ~ “ re ae ginning at Moses and all the prophets, he expounded unto tinal:Aesich’ ob--tha serie an | saying, .‘‘I will fo ow or ngdom."" Once com- Ch h ; inister: WwW. nderhay rhay, eae words wah Take unto while I was |. *4" ia God's Purpose” con- hierpairgpadmde gS yas _ ee ceecied em Central Christian me 11:00 A.M.—Morning Worship

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written in the law of Moses, and in the Prophets, and in the [22's response to what God has oorty 1 God and put the king-|s an exhortation for Christians | woRNING “""=" VISTTORS WARMLY WELCOME. ‘ Psalms, : is written, and thus it be- —40ne for him. dom of Christ first in his life. |not to seek glory, position, pref-

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ey as our Lord has clearly indicat- off; when God calls the response |i a.g come to worsh' . Hear the Word of God each Sunday Evening in the Montague fed in Matthew 6:33: “Seek ye {must be immediate. Commit- : “CALVARY TEMPLE - Bible Chapel at 7:30 p.m. The subject this week “Daniel [the kingdom of God, and His ment requires the putting of | The passage from Paul’s letter P COSTAL ASSEMBLIES OF CANADA . sie Secoeharcuone righteousness; and all these God's kingdom above all else, to the Colossians emphasizes the ENTE Upper Prince Street :

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"| Spirit.- : | Am kee cep : with this “ must Rev. J, H. Tye, B.A., B.D., Minister seek those things whieh” eM, Lestie Hiseott—Organist- and: -Direeior -of Chelve ] a are et ae, Lee ahove, the fruits of. the coc? Minister MORNING! oh’ VL gg rant Chale

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Society last month. A ial Minter) } 9:45 a.m.—Senior, Intermediate and Juniegs edition of the Epistle to the Phil the Bev. ee ee -A., B.D. ] 11:00 am—Nursery, Primeny smd Kindergarten. in ti indinsdian eee oe ee Pristpher_Giledhil, McA, B, Mas, ARCCO Pane ee ee ae ae ka aes means ture of the opening ceremony 11:00 A.M. “A 4:30 pn —Junior Comteanalig Chee As a rule, Bible Societies do > Sermon: ie . not have their own printing “THE AGGRESSIVE LOVER: 2:30 p.m.—Senior Confirmation Class Gade ee beca pyar ‘Bow Thine E Mets was necessary use _'Bow Down Thine Bar , welcome oratp With the ban on the import of books aoe = “ in Indonesian languages. The e Oe Sn —— ———— existing presses of the coun ue -_—Childre noe were so busy that it was impos- | U: m0 a.m, - hace dip Decent as ee 7 TRINITY UNITED. CHURCH Scriptures six- million You Are Invited To Worship With Us

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other countries, is at present | 4 gaining » by printing 233 Cumberland St. at Longworth Ave | bam a a Scripture portions ew Tes- Services: 11:00 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. : taments. Whole Bibles will be- Speaker: James stahr, B.Sc., M.Th. | ih abs and Kindergarten gin production in 1968, and by the New Birth . . .. the Precious Blood |}

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a March 13: I Corinth. |

2 Sermon: HE WENT A LITTLE FARTHER Monday, Mareh ft: 1 Corinth-

The Rev. F. Loulp Elias. L.S.1.. Rector Solo: O Lord Most Holy—C. Franck and Choir Directer

~ George A. thenigoee. F.R.C.0... (CHM) A.R.C.M.

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