‘OUT OF BUSINESS sess me om Tuesday that shook i” coast : a > Officials Express Interest In Electric Power Increase

The Maritime Blectric plant in Charlottetown received a visit

‘The quake caused widespread!

1. That the oil companies con- | cerned take steps ‘‘as soon as pos- sible” to displace with Canadian crude products, the equivalent of

obtain their supplies from V and the Middle East. “Vigorous and imaginative ’’ by the Canadian oil indus-

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be given to the oil in- that it can

the United States suffi- sustain a healthy and Canadian oil industry incentive for further ex-

commission’s report. A separate commission was being constituted gow to study the coal industry. ion and deyélopment.”’ He made no reference to possible

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should Policy to encourage and |, another source of energy.

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the export of Canadian without Heence and to the continued use-consis- th the interests of the Ca- madian consumer — of Canadian crude in refinery areas of Can ada already accessible through existing pipeline facilities. This would include the Sarnia, Ont., and Toronto markets. ae 5. If government action “should become necessary to implement the national policy we have rec- ammended,” the crude oil F — except those from United States—should be subjec- ted to licensing that would shut them out of any Canadian refin- ery area adequately served by

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made at government levels, not at the civil service level.” IMPORT BUTTER

Ttaly’s butter imports in 1968

reached a record of aearty 4.-

000,000 pounds, an increase of 6,000,000 pounds from 1967.

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NORTH RIVER

2 MILES FROM CITY ON ROUTE 2 FIRST TIME AT POPULAR PRICES ADULTS 75c: CHILDREN UNDER 12 YEARS—25¢

COMING SUNDAY MIDNIGHT

Aug. 30—The Fourteenth : Harry Nason;) session : after Trinity for Primary and Ji in 8:06 a.m. ly Eucharist. .| church hall. i 8:45 a.m.—Matins Z “0 infants “| 11:00 a.m.—Choral Eucharist and eee ae eae

Te cca | ‘Conve nilon fon Income Tax are Ass Robert W. Betton, president/Louls J, Butler, Department of : 7 of the P.E.I. district council of Employees Association | y the oe ea Ww. air MacLeod, Atlante Canada yesterday Provinces t TELEPHONE 8506 — ASK FOR NEWS DESK | a fax, where he will atiend an ex | Civil Bervice F eer an The Guardian, Charlottetown, Sat, Aug. 29, 1959. 5 r. ecutive meeting of the N.D.E.A,| ada. : prices remaining » of all Prior to the opening of the Civil; Two others, Earl Cannon, pro- : oe as one en ane[ ei et on |e Teun, ale | sa orale of , to ” ossession Of Stolen Goods [= She TsO oe ee fas we | Seotain Hote. Mr. Betton ts ale | the: Summerside Branch of NDE % - Latest statistics from the De-| month period of 1958. president of P.E.I. National De-| A, will also attend the meetipg. Its In 3-Months In Jail partment of Fisheries ghow that] Herring values jumped from $47| fence Employees Association. - INDIANS MIGRATE Saar inspite of previous estimates | 999 -in—.the first six months of |. Other Charlottetown delegates The sialecity of the 370,000 rap. In Queens County Magistrate's Similar penalties were predicting a lower catch, lobster |jast year to $71,000 in the same | who will-also attend the meeting | ervation ns in the US. live Walter Goss of,out to residents of York and|{sHermen during the first gpasom/ period of 1959. include, George W. Cheverie,|in the southwest and tend to mi- Ont., formerty of|New Wiltshire for af tty 908 Jane Tanta Sa: president National. Unemiploy-| grate to west coast cities. [ wad sentenced to| motor vehicles without driver's|% bisser catch than in 1968. HIGH WHEAT PRICE Se nalowing = t ton compend to Gatkadh a ak, The highest price ever received charge of posses |singtos ‘and the other from Char|_ There was even a more notice. |for Canadian wheat was, $02 ae , an atito- : , c v when e me erera Sat items We covicied offi Sce tant es ce rem Canin Wheat Doar DRUG STORE OPEN : - Jeases fines of $5 and oi oa ee & 4°" ee e@ @ eho ha all Copy for! HUGHES DRUG STORE ||" Church Pa ! 9¢ will be the only drug store open this Saturday Must Be In By afternoon and evening and all day Sunday. » 5:00 p.m. @ SATURDAY HOURS UNTIL 9:9 P.M. | tT 4 @ SUNDAY HOURS 19 AM. TOs Pm. © Corner Grafton and Queen Streets

“Anglican Church

of Canada a CHURCH ST. PETERS : Prince. and orca Streets. CATHEDRAL Rev. EL nee ——e Rechford Square ree Organist -D. the Rev. Canon J. R. Davies M.A. and Choir : L. Th. Rector Direetor fhe Rev. Canon E. M. Malone Mrs. V. L. Dingwell M.A., D.D., oe

10:00 a.m.—SUNDAY SCHOOL. -(Open session for young people and adulits‘in chapel led by Mr.

Miss Suzanne Brenton. Lic. Mus. Organist and Choir Director. |

Sermon. and instruction of preschool 7:00 pate Hiemneng (All Souls children in Nursery and Kin- Chapel). arten -departments—(child- che Le tee sa ae tn Gaal it Frag oa airweather,’ arents attend divine worship). 7 Fhe Most Wel 11:00 a.m.—MORNING wor Visitors elcome SHIP (Broadcast over CFCY)

Parlor (3 years and under). 11:00 a.m.—Divine Worship.

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Reverend R. 8. Latimer Solo: Miss Maida Rogerson 7:00 p.m.—Divine Worship. - fermen: “An Indifferent

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Sermon: “The mandment.

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AT ALL SERVICES capiethlinttehatntntatttinatiaain Sf. PAUL’S ANGLICAN

CHURCH -

Established 1769 by Reysl Foundation |

The Reverend Canon J. T. Mdott, Rector

G@rganist and Choir Director, | Mr. H. John Harris, F.R.C.A j 8:38 a.m.—Celebration of Holy Communion. 11:00 a.m.—Morning Prayer and:

Sermon. Services conducted by _ \ the

Visitors Are Cordially Invited

Sermon: “The Friend of God” Solo: Miss Joyce MacCallum —Soprano—‘“Holy City”

7:30 p.m.—EVENING SERVICE Service begins with bright praise’ in the singing of the hymns of the Gospel. te organ-

piano accompaniment, Sermon: “A Matter @ Sup- reme Urgency.”

Solo: Selected—Miss Maida

Rogerson, §

Soprano. The pulpit of First Baptist).

is supplied today by Rev. Bruce Moore, poster of the Calvary Baptist Charch, North Sydnex, N.S.

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pecially i red —whose ministry

lelists who were given apostolic authority to set

in order, and to ordain for | them properly qualified | elderships (Titu’ 1:5) no) authoritative voice outside | the membership of any | ‘local, Biblical Church is | provided for in the Sacred | Word. The local church | pictured in the New Test- lament is a free, indepen- ident and _ self-governing | society. This government is, under Christ, effected by the congregation through .its elected offi- cials; mamely the elder- ship (Titus 1:6-9; and I Timothy 3:1-7) and the diaconate (Acts 6:1-6; I Timothy 3:8-13). The _— burden of responsibility for the sound teaching and spiritual nurture of the local church rests with the eldership. (Acts 20:28 31; I Peter 5:1-°3). Elders are. called “overseers”, “pastors”, “bishops” and “presbyters” (Acts 20:28; Ephesians 4:11; I Timothy 3:1; I Timothy 4:14) Their office and function do not place one-.or several of their number over many congregations: rather, they place several such leaders in each church. From this background the Christian Church “has rightly con- cluded ‘that.such extra- congregational organiza- tions, service agencies aod personalties as present themselves as supplements

to local tional efforts miuist - initially be ‘and remain servants (and not controllers)-. of the church.

Inserted by Central Christian Church.

Since elapsed—and evang-'

the affairs of the churches | |

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Sermon: ‘Seek Ye First’’ LL CENTRAL CHRISTIAN | Sic; spars NO’ CHURCH Miss Helen Wilson 213 Kent Street All Are Cordially Welcome

Te Attend a oan 4 “The Enabling Power of the essage. : Holy Spirit in the Christian PRESBYTERIAN Excellent car.parking facilities.| Life.” THE KIRK OF S. JAMES) _ COME AND WORSHIP gee eee § ee The Eeverend T.H. 8. Somers, “| be cared for in the nursery. M.A., $.T.M.. ZION PRESBYTERIAN | 11:00 a.m=~Sunday Sehool Minister CHURCH Phone 5121 for free transpor Miss £. Lillian McKenzis, tation. Mus.Bac., F.M.C.M., Corner Prince & Graftes Streets| 7:30 p.m—Evening Service— Organist and Director ot Choirs T* Rev. Donald A. Campbell,| Speaker: James A. Stahr. Mrs. Kenneth A. Parker B.A.. tot at. 2 at fe Visiting Organist ; Minister. — he is none of Mr. John Lea-Morgan, M.A. | gy the’ Spire @ Got, Oo led 11:00 a.m—Divine Service and S. Mes, (Onterd) Re ak Gf Mek” Ramen Sermon by the Minister; | Organist and Choir Director 8:9, 14. - r ° one “The Fact of Pain Is Myster- | én aia

Another Fact Just as Sure,| 11:00 a.m.—Nursery School, Just as Mysterious—The Soul's | 11:99 a.m.—Divine Worship.. Bond with God. Can It Ever| Sermon: “The Frustrations of Be Broken?” | Ute.”

Sole Selected: Mr. George ‘Solo: “The Lord’s My Light”. Johnston | «Francis Alliston.

VISITORS VERY WELCOME Miss Helen Wilson . TRE KIRK IS OPEN DAILY | 7:% pm.—Divine Worship.

Charles P. Herndon, M.A., D.S.L. — Minister

Sirs. Allison MacRae, A.R.C.M.

| THY SALVATION ARMY Great George Street

PARRDALE ore

Rev. ¥V. E. Jackson, Pastor Rev. Frank Longde Associate Pastor AY Phone 9119

10:00 4.m.—Sunday School,

Lesson: “Abram and Lot”

“Since our selfish choices only

bring us trouble and heart- ache, we must ask God to dite

10:00 a.m.—Bible School of nécessity worship Him. We

Organist. | “HOME OF EVANGELISM” ect us to His choice for fs.” . Mrs. Malcolm Beck, | Since 186 "ieee ten hin. Choir Director. Hicks essage: es Allegory 20:02 a.m.—Church School and . "Ce aie oan ih scl vbiitiatts Service. - Family Hour. ager “The _— eae Worship Sunday Birth.’* ; : ‘ommunion. * 9:30 a.m.—Diréctory Class for , on: “Reflections on Yee beam ry Come and bring oa ‘ 10:00 a.m.—Sunday Svhool wy Dr. C. P. Herndon 11:00 a,m.—Holiness Meeting _ “~o ” Sole: ‘By the Waters of 2:15 p.m—Open Alr Meeting Babylon” —Howell | at the Provincial Sanatorium UNITED PENTECOS oo ae ane e * | 6:30 p.m.—Open Air Meeting. TAL 3 mn. — n orship | 7:00 p.m.—Publie Salvation Sermon by Mr. Robert Secrist,; You are cordially invited to ORURCH Minister of Keel St. Church of attend these services. $7 Elm Avenue Christ, Toronto. | salitaasiglsdiiaiaid, @. A. Robinson, Minister, You are cordially invited to | PARK ROYAL Phone 8676 worship at Cesiral Christian | UNITED CHURCH Church. Services: -——____—__.| Rev. W. Burton Crowe, B.A., ? CHURCH OF CHRIST Minister 10:00 a.m.—Sunday School Kin County 11 Second Street 11:00 ‘a.m.-—-Morning Worship KENNETH T. NORRIS, _ Phone 4214 7:30 eines istic Meeting, Evangelist Mrs, Stanley Newman The Church with a Message LORD'S DAY AUG. 30 Organist ald 3 Welcome. MONTAGUE— , eee ee ak auntie Gites 10:00 a.m.—Congregational PREE CHURCH OF 11:00 a.m.—Lord’s Supper and pea - it taal SCOTLAND Preaching Service Martin Luther once Birchwood Street MURRAY RIVER— i you have a God you must | susister: Rev. J. H. Bishop, 8.A.

11:00 a.m.—Lord’s Supper invite you to join us in the | y

Y HARBOR— worship of the God revealed

6:00 p.m.—Bible School and |; im Jesus Christ. The sermon

Lerd’s Supper. ’ will he on’ the text “These 8:00 p.m.—Combined Evange.| things have I spoken unto you, listie Service at that my jey. might remain in

Murray River

you, and that your joy might be full."—John 15:11.

Church of Christ

1:00 a.m.—Service.

2:30 p.m.—Service in Stanchel 7:00 p.m.—Service.

h the Scriptures, for in think ye have eternal they are they which me.”’ John 5:39,