8 The Guardian. Charlottetown, Bah. April 8, 1963. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     DAILY MARKET QUOTATIONS 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     SUMMARY 
     
    
   
   
    
     Toronto: Market s t r o n I l y 
     
     ahead; moderate trading. 
     
    

    
     N w York: Market higher; 
     
     active trading. 
     
    

    
     Montreal: M a r k e t. higher; 
     
     light trading. 
     
    
   
   
    
     CU RRENCIES 
     
    
   
   
    
     MONTREAL (CP) The 
     
     closing bid on the U.S. dollar 
     
     to terms of Canadian funds was 
     
     $1.07 13-16. the asked $1.07 27-32. 
     
     Thursday the. closing bid was 
     
     01.07 25-32. the asked $1.07 13-10. 
     
     Pound sterling closing bid was 
     
     $3.02. the asked $302101. Thurs- 
     
     day the closing bid was $3.0l 
     
    
   
   
    
     15-10. the asked $3.02 1-16. 
     
    
   
   
    
     NEW YORK 
     
    
   
   
    
     NEW YORK IAPI—‘I‘he stock 
     
     market Friday climbed to its 
     
     third straight daily high for the 
     
     year as it weathered some pro- 
     
     fit-taking and rebounded from a 
     
     decline in mid-session. 
     
    

    
     For the first time in exactly 
     
     indus- 
     
    
   
   
    
     ' The burden of the advance 
     
     was carried by such groups asl 
     
     steels. motors. chemicals. elec- 
     
     trical equipments. and building 
     
     materials. The tone was irreg- 
     
     ular for airlines, tobaccos. aero- 
     
     space issues. and nonferrous 
     
     metals. 
     
    
   
   
    
     AVERAGE UP 
     
    

    
     ‘ The. Assocaited Press average 
     
     of 60 stocks advanced 1.0 to a 
     
     new 1963 peak of 264.1. 
     
    

    
     An estimated $2.250.000.000 
     
     was added to the quoted value 
     
     stocks listed on the New 
     
     York Stock Exchange. based on 
     
     the rise in the AP average. 
     
    

    
     Volume was 5.260.000 shares 
     
     compared with 5.310.000 Thurs- 
     
     da 
     
    
   
   
    
     3 
     
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     y. 
     
     Ford was the most active 
     
    
   
   
    
     stock. rising 111$: to 497s on 
     
     77.200 shares. 
     
     IBM soared to a new pcak 
     
    
   
   
    
     for 1963 as it gained 12%. 
     
    
   
   
    
     International Nickel gained 
     
     15.x among Canadian issues 
     
     traded. Up 96 apiece were 
     
    
   
   
    
     Granby Mining and Distillers 
     
     Seagrams Dome Mincs lost ‘1’: 
     
     and Hudson Bay Mining was 
     
     down 361. 
     
    

    
     American exchange prices. 
     
     moved generally higher on vnl-‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     t m 105 —i 
     
     1 Exp 1500 1 o is -! 
     
     Base Man 0 51a 3% 5V: 
     
     Bnkl ‘00 7U; 1M: 1 
     
     Bedun 2243 292 255 257 ——s 
     
     Bcvcon 2500 a a li 
     
     . Bibis 411900 27 22 21 
     
     ' Bldcop 21200 loll. m 10% +1 
     
     Black Bay 10000 13 12 13 +1 
     
      Brodulac sooo 7 6%: 7 i 
     
     Bouzan 500 42% 42 42 «i l 
     
     ra (true 704 610 500 -710 
     
     MONTREAL (cpl __ Agricul. Brunku on 330 340 “10 
     
     ture department quotations: gugkA“ “£03” “5 ml *3 
     
     Eggs: Wholesale dealer prices:’ ‘a V". a ‘ I, I 
     
     to country stations. wooden car-; cm" L "’ $00423. . ‘l’l, ' " 
     
     t ‘ t _l I ,1. l 50_ .Camp RI. 600 Sin/a 1‘4 514 A “II 
     
     on... ex ra mac n . arge ,.c Tun 500 130 no 7 
     
     medium 48; smal 44; B 40-421? Ast mosh-o 31.1 12 13 +1 
     
     and c 34. ‘c Dyno 00 H2 ion 109 .3 
     
     Rutter: Current receipts non-lgdn’l’flw wig, 1,“ l7  
     
     lendel'able 51l4-51‘9- l cs ilica 2400 02 as 102 .2 
     
     Cheese: Delivered him!real.}‘f““9" 36“ “L  ‘3 } 
     
     waxed. current receipts: Whiteltzglg‘ifi"  1;“ I; " V1 
     
     34%. colored 35; wholesale QUE-z Cassi.“- 35300 51 ii 11 
     
     bec white 34%; colored 35. em P111 2430 1.10 127 127 — 
     
     .. _ (.‘enl For t 6 6 6 
     
     Po'ame“* Q“? 355 1'50 ' 1'65: Cbeskirk 29.500 11 7% 7”: 
     
     Q”? 505 14-10. NE. 755 1.35'2: 1 Chester 1000 is is is 
     
     \.B. 30s 1.15-1.25; N.B. 105 .27- Chib-Kay 1000 10 10 l0 1 i. 
     
     29; PEI 755 2.2.10; PEI 50mg?” "MW; “fig-“gs” l 
     
     140-145; 105 314235; California 1 203:“... "m m 4,0 m “ 
     
     1005 5.75-6; California 505 3-13.25. cm" Lak' mod 22 9,2 22 ._ l, 
     
     Skim mil". powder: Spray pro. Con-Key 11000 ii in». 1.1 .1 
     
     61300 0 on». o 
     
    
   
   
    
     cess. No. 1 in bags 8-1115: roller C 38"“ 
     
    
   
   
    
     process No. l in bags. 7% - 9: .C. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     . ( Disrov 800 75 
     
     f.o.b. Montreal 6; butter milk “6 mm 3m 45 . 
     
     poivdcr feed 7-715. c Halli 2s 2.525 t- 
     
     —_‘—""‘ “HM (‘ Marben 97400 ‘15 43 
     
     l c. Marni! 21:29 so so 
     
      If. Mogul 1200 118 110 
     
     C Morrison 5500 44 
     
     (I Masher 1400 208 7-: 
     
     TORONTO CLOSING STOC"! Con Negu 9000 15 15 t» 1': 
     
     . The Canadlan Preiu 1(‘0n Nichol 6500 7 1 
     
     Toronto Stock l-Jxrllnnge—Aprll 3 C \orthd 2500 0 11.3 
     
    
   
   
    
     Complete tabulation 0! Friday trans-.13 Red Pop 15000 
     
    
   
   
    
     Baa G .1000 
     
    
   
   
    
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     “‘Then Judas 1~scariot. 
     
     the 12. went 
     
    

    
     in order to betray Him to them 
     
     he 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     he sought an 
     
     'm " Thus 
     
     for 
     
    
   
   
    
     did Judas 
     
    
   
   
    
     Master. ove of 
     
    
   
   
    
      Ii” yioss or JUDAS’ 
     
    
   
   
    
     l Christ's Betrayal, Death 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     who was sone 
     
     to the chief pil'esta 
     
     And 
     
    
   
   
    
     It they heard it they were glad. 
     
     and promised to give him money. And 
     
     opportunity to betray 
     
    

    
     sell out his 
     
     money.—Mark 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘ to eat 
     
    
   
   
    
     ins a 
     
    
   
   
    
     could 
     
    
   
   
    
     them to an upper 
     
    
   
   
    
     0n Holy Thursday Christ sent John 
     
     and Peter to prepare a place for them 
     
    
   
   
    
     the Passover Supper that night. 
     
    
   
   
    
     He told them to follow a man carry- 
     
    
   
   
    
     jar of water. who would lead 
     
     room where they 
     
     prepare the feast. There. Christ 
     
    
   
   
    
     instituted Communion—Mark 14:12—25. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Retiring ho the Garden of Gethseman 
     
    
   
   
    
     on the Mount of Olives afterwards. high priests, and the next 
     
     Christ withdrew from His disciples to Pilate. Inclted by the priests. the 
     
     pray. He asked for God’s help. and demanded His crucifixion As 
     
    
   
   
    
     above all. that God‘s will be supreme. 
     
     As He finished Judas arrived with a 
     
     mob from the high priests, to whom 
     
     he betrayed Christ.-Mark 14:32-50. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
          
     
    
   
   
    
     That night Christ was tried by 
     
    
   
   
    
     I lay down my life that I may take it again.”—-John 10:17. 
     
    
   
   
    
     [Jesus Fulfill: His Mission 'iuusmi'rsn mm SCHOOL man an...qu 
     
     wanna—um. 
     
    
   
   
    
     the 
     
     g by 
     
     mob 
     
    

    
     He 
     
     died. the centurion facing Him said, 
     
     “Truly this man was the Son of God!” 
     
     Though It was daytime the sky was 
     
     black—Mark 14:53—15:30. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     St. Peter's Cathedral 
     
    
   
   
    
     Anglican Church of Canada 
     
     Rochtord Square 
     
    
   
   
    
     The Van. Archdeacon J. R. Davies. M.A.. Rector 
     
    
   
   
    
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     5‘ ."ear- lh“ Dm“ 'l‘mos - . actions (Quotations 10 cents iinlessir‘ "Shwa034 “I Mo l 
     
     trial average closed above the "m9 0f.l‘1m‘0m Shams ("m' .kca'r 7.41mi in. at: .fi-- .1 ' K 00 on a o _ L l 
     
     . . ._ _ pared With 1.090.000 Thursday. . V ,_  , p ‘ ‘_ 1" 'V‘ e“ i n " . 7' The Reverend Canon E. M. Malone. M.A.. DJ). 
     
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     T'hP 00“ Ind}'5l”alh~“’h'"h Preston was up 3-16. Brazilian ct...ng sale.) can.“ 2900 no 105 109 ~1 lnil material relatma to to- School lessons. In it. we will argument about the exact mean- Miss Suzanne Brenton. Llc Mus. Organist 
     
     ha been down  at I p.m.~~ Tractinn and Shawmigan lost 1,5. fl ’ .'l .C‘i-aigml 1035-310 1“ 19 morrow’s Sunday Schoo les- finish our examination of the ing of “this cup.” which Christ M" ‘3 w p u éh ' 
     
     ended the" day With a gain of each. b-"rk “lull'lgli'm'll'ls' Ch I" “out” “Wt ' 5'“ W" “5 son ls based on copyrighted Gospel according to St. Mark. asks God to remove. If possible. ' ' ' . erwn' on mud" 
     
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     5131h 3‘ [mg-1433 ' “:Swth“; What stocks did; _ 1......" 1m 20 10 20 i usco 170450 {2 im. 1'2 42 “"‘lmfi 0400“ by the dln and go on to study the inspira- The important lesson here Is A“link—Palm sun“! 
     
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     . _.' r - vam-eg ‘ . .ccra‘ .72 XI :5 no Cour 7; _9 “1 t'Is- a one nullc 0 : are 08 On this Palm Sunday our les- will. asks that not His, but . _ 
     
     atTLOS-fiood was enlivenod by Declines  fit-‘15  "73) “:5 “£5 "6‘5 'l '5 {gfgdgsm ‘12:? 2° é’ " ln_the U.S. and is used by per-l son concerns. as usual. Christ‘s God's will prevail.  I'm'gammsch l 11 , u 
     
     (_h l . abim V to I it anlianged 24.1 -80 Manchu 05m 42 , 4: .1 1mm Pac 11500 27 as cs .12 mlSSl‘m-l crucileion. Notice. first. that in The trial before Calaphas. the ' a'm' unday 0° ( a'm' Infants 01”” 
     
     h-islt‘giisr ink or.” 101‘, 1320110; (l‘Olé‘l‘ll‘lSSIlCS' . ‘ ‘ 1.314.128 am Lartter .000 18 in Ill tDenism 21st mil. 1: 12 By N. SPEER. JONES ‘the betrayal of Judas. It was high priest, was actually pre- 11:00 tin-“Milan Charal Eucmist Bind Sermon. 
     
     i“ 1955 5nd m 3 Hz“, (on. M  \T 2:111“; ;;?:‘I'I:lc';:'rgrhs In?” Rare 7.11075 “1'.  21.5 -i 2:32: Ema 460 45; 45: —l1 This week we begin the. secondi Judas himself. not any. of the ceded by another trial before 7:00 p.m.—Evensong and Study Period l— 
     
     102,: Mam, .Mher leading k. Rm Sm.“ M ' "e on n Am -nn 13321 1;“ 10:1 ‘ as! Sn” W 2” m 2'” .‘ iJewm‘h officials. who initiated Annas (recorded only in John Visitors are most welcome at an s r l _ 
     
     sues .\\'el’ll to new highs for the 3°” warn" 325i Mont-Y W 1: Arjrwi 1w. It at, t ‘2 hitter ' o 10 no In “in” 225"" ’5 .m ‘3. ’ 2V1 the betrayal- The mOthatiflE 13313. 14. 19-24% This ls the Cal- ' e vc". '- 
     
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     Tht~ economic news remained El Auto El 54 $0th Pacific filialAti' Crop 150102 10210.12 1 lFara av ~ .1100 iEs 15; its .72 -“ 3°00 3” 3’ 3‘“ t“ the 5'" of covemusness' .Thus‘When 40h." the 98mm was 
     
     encouraging and market anal. A... a" 753,; 5... 0p 33, w... A “as w “o 7 7 7 + .2 law”, 1- 45.0 .5 .5 5 7... (our M in: .5325 _1ti is s ——l we see to what extreme cut the preaching in the Wilderness. ' 
     
     t a "y 1 H f0 Goodyear im.. ll'td Aircraft istg’Aunnr t 330 345 315 ws atima limo 1m: in 139) min Grant“ 13° 3" ‘7 ‘7 love of material riches— obedl- Pilate was the Roman procur~ e   S  " 
     
      S were. genera 3 00 fig [‘6‘ N,“— Ry 43w, vanadium my}: Ram“, n 33 n 33 ' Ganvfln 3mm 9 “1', ma ,_ Grandmy 1000 15 15 15 +1 ence to mon__ can ea ator of Judea  b the . 
     
     higher piices, ‘Int 1' 'r 4631 Westngse Vt. Bankfield 5000 18 in in .i .oem Mini-s 85$ 11233121101. 20% i wig-"It‘ll  -?‘  1"“ i?“ To make readv the Last Sup. Jews because he brought 3ifmag. The Reverend 1" n' 3' somers' M'A" s'T'M" Minn"- 
     
     Hhmm'r 5000 1111 l7kl' dw-3/foll per Christ sent Peter and John. es into the city of Jerusalem. organist and mud” M we hm" 
     
     Hausa 1000 if N 1‘ c y : The reason they were not told The man who carried Christ‘s Chrluopher Gledhm’ M‘A" B'Mus' 
     
     H of Lakes 66000 1 10 17 + 95‘ v . 
     
     "Maw" Wm 23,” 22 22 J directly where to go. but told to cross. Simon. was from Cyrene, 9345 a'nl'Jhumh 5°th 
     
     “impel: son 29.. m 2912 follow a }man btearing I: piltcttiier. a busilmglcity in North Africa 11:00 8-m.—Chumhllme Nm'sel‘y 
     
     Hollinger 900 32711 27 27 was pecans o avo u as' near rim 5. 11:00 a.m.—PALM SUNDAY MORNING WORSHIP AND 
     
     "meg" mgegaago‘51/ 06511“5 knowing in advance of the place. Before tli ey crucified Him. SERMON: “FOLLOWING JESUS?—YES, BUT 
     
     Hydra 53" 52M '2'“ ‘2'”; .‘ H giftst grew lb: hadéirrai’iged ll: £1}?int tells us they offered AT A SAFE DISTANCE!“ 
     
     m,“ m. 1955., 5-, 45, 53 Osy.‘ ray im. 11 i no wan v ‘I‘IS "wine mingl with Anthem: “Lift up your heads"—Coleridge-Taylor 
     
     in... pay :00 11.0 119_ 119 +2 ‘His Last Supper interrupted by myrrh." Myrrh is a sum resin 7:00 .m.—PALM SUNDAY ‘ EVENING WORSHIP AND 
     
     'l “at; , “2,0.” 117‘” 1;; “Z ‘ His capture at that point. from certain Arabic shrubs. p SEMINAR: “HOSANNA” AND THE COURAGE ' 
     
     '“9 "‘9 . p Notice also that only at. the used as a tonic and stimulant OF THE SAVIOUR" 
     
     when. 1 “I, “i ‘ i Last Supper afte th hi 1 and in P bi ' It I td ‘ 
     
     .iohurkt- 20000 121/: 12 2 -- . 1‘ e eraya 1'“ amlnfi. aso ace . v - 
     
     .imismith 2000 is». 13% in «1/1 arrangements have been made, as narcotic. for it was standard 3'0? p'm'_Y°ung Pmples soc,1ety‘ 
     
      1m 13; I53— "a does Christ announce that He ,3. practice to offer this mixture of ‘ Blessed is He that cometh 1n the name of the Lord”. ‘ 
     
     keel}; 1235“ m 57 69 +1 about to he betrayed, . lwine and myrrh to criminals 
     
     xcnviiit- n s 5 5 This Last Supper was Christ‘sl about to be executed. to numb 
     
     2212:3113: ".175  712%  :5 institution coinciding with thel the” Pain.  s I t. A l 
     
     1' ~ ", Passover Feast. regularly cele- Although Christ is alwa 
     
     kirk Town 000 2.114 23 2.1 -— ' l . ‘ ys e a    
     
     mm ,5 1M .5 _ brated by the Jews. As he. pictured in crucifixion with His l 
     
     LabanMin 1 $3052 30% :10 —— 1‘ disciples leave the Supper room.;‘ feet. nailed to the cross. we. have "Home M Evuge'l'm Since 1865" 
     
     hfllafiilgl Timmy” ‘45 +3: giley proceed to the Mon at of.’ evidence only of His hands be- Great Gem‘le Street 
     
     2 ‘ 7 ives. about a mile away. As‘ ing nailed tsee John 20: 20. 25). 
     
     . 2115:“  2;; 27; 27h + they go. th 0y sing a hymn —~:‘ There is a suggestion however 5‘ vm. Avenue can" and Mt" 3' walk"  
     
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     amLaque 400 305 715 :1 also an envolvcment from Jew-f that the feet. were also nailed in 9:30 a.m.—Director Class 11:00 a.m.——Holtne-sa Meeting 
     
     LanaisA m 1'; 22%  +1 ish custom. for the Jews tradi- the prophetic Psalm 22:18. 10:00 flint-Summit 5(3th 2200 Dims-Y-P-M- ( 
     
      '“ m “‘5' 13'" m gonally sagng at the e|111d of the» Pictures of a very tall cross 7:00 P-m~—Evanfleli5tlc M96005 
     
     L1. 1.1 . 165 ms iss assover . upper t e Psalms; are, also misleading. for such a Thursda 3-00 m p M t' = 
     
     Lor n «.550 170 150 165 4 115-118. The second part of this‘ tall one would be, difficult. to fix y ' p. P. Payer ee mg. — 
     
     (Continued on page 131 was called the Hailel. meaning upright: the crosses needed on] “A WELCOME AWAITS You AT THE ARMY” 
     
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     prosel (framiwh lic‘ our word; to be high enough to keep the 
     
     3 S d " a euja " s der vedl. victim‘s feet. off the ground. 
     
     tu ents , . 
     
     ' ' P l A I Ch h 
     
     ordained ; 01911100.! Christian Church 51- all 5 "9 "all ll“ 
     
     ~  .1 en S reet Charlottetown, P.E.L Esgi‘bugled 17“ by Royal Foundauw 
     
     . Morning; e ev. F. Louis Elias. Rector 
     
     As Deacons 10:00 at.m.—Bible School for the whole lamin Omnlsl and Choir Director: 
     
     11:00 a.m.—I§o;$g§1;pgfiifiag%évlpoming Message, George A. Thompson. F.R.C.o.. (CHM) A.R.C,M. 
     
     ‘ Three students of the Univer»: “ ’ ' ONSrBlLITY" 
     
     sity of King's College Halifax1 Anthem: “ ".fl'e Gates 0‘ the Temple” ' PALM SUNDAY 
     
     [were ordained as deacons by RL E ‘ Soloist: Mr. Eric MacGregotr 0:30 a.m.—Holy Communion, 
     
     ,‘Rev. R, I mam 10rd \fmlnli . ‘ . I ‘ 0:45 Sunday School. Junior. Senior and Bible Clamp 
     
     bishop of Nova Scotia in the 7‘“) “ms—“9m”.E'Yangel‘sm sew“, . .. “100 sund‘ay 5611001 (Attend-int: Church Service) . 
     
     Cathedral Church of All Saints Message' THE RANSOM PM”? - ‘ ' 
     
     recent” . Special Music 11.00 a.m.—(I\S’Iorn1:-lgPPfi-ayer and Sermon 
     
     The Whey was sung by Very Minister—Mr._ William 0. Weale mmers algndfiil‘gngfiwcifimce» Sunday “1100' 
     
     . ' Rev. E.B.N. Cochran. dean of A Amflanm—M'S- “"5"” Mum: A-R'C'M- . . Subject: PALMS GARMENTS on HEART 
     
     D1 d you ever hold In your hand Nova 5mm: “Me Canon HI“ w RM WELCOME AWAITS YOU AT ALL TIMES. MWWME No HYMN s-ING) : 
     
     a rose. a plant. or even a tiny seed Pu’dey' pres-Idem or the univer- 7'00 p m ‘15an P 
     
     ' . - ’ 511 f K . - - l g rayer and Sermon 
     
     and wonder where Its beauty comes they sgrmtltlll? :ingolltlsellesrevavfhfi ' ' SUbjec": APOS Hrs FUI‘FH‘LING TRUE MEAN' ; 
     
     from? Or did voii plant a seed and Dav“: “Shop mad-WM- W a 5     m6 0F PALM SUNDAY I 
     
     watch dav b\_' day and marvel at celebrant at the ordination euch- ATTEND CHURCH THIS SUNDAY' :0 
     
     t  1 3 H .. . . arist. ‘ Corner Prince and Grafton Streets “Where the Church is the” 1! Light" 51 
     
     .na 0191: “3). on miraculous are The three students who were‘ The Rev. Donald A. Campbell, B.A.. MInIster 5‘ 
     
     the ways of nature; so beautiful “rammed f0” ordmat'on b3} A: 011810“ and ChOll' Director m 
     
     that man can mver fashion or . Hag. alrchdeacon of Halifax. Miss Madelyn Wadden, L.Mua.. B.Mus. 
     
     mate a rival. “9- “"1135 “am” “"99” 0‘ 9:45 a.m.-——Sunday School—Classes for all ages. 
     
     Br'dget‘m’": 9819b James Law' 10:00 am—Bible Class 11-00 lam—Nursery School 5' 
     
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     and to "s tth are firin nature} 7:00 p.m.—DI'VI'NE WORSHIP 001ml”: Director of Choirs: Royston F. Mughmi. A.R.C.O. 
     
     b _ ‘ - i y _ Sermon: THE BOOK or REVELATION 
     
     ounllFS, vie call them. THE CHURCH FOR ALL . . . ALL FOR THE CHURCH ‘C""'v'"“"“ "'“mtg‘ge 5’ ‘7’ "IE LEI'lER T0 LAODICEA “5 8' u a""'*“""“ sum“ 
     
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     ’ i 4 ‘ h"Tl-Ii. .hurchi the grate! factor on earth to! support the Church.'They are: (I) For his his very capable leadership and ~,ngh s_ Robertson p g 11.“) __u PALM ISUNRDAOSYS , 
     
     “ he” ’01} En t0 church this bun_ t .’ holding of character and good citizenship. own ialie. (2) For his children s sake. (3) For long visioned program W 0 u l d VISITORS ARE ALWAYS WELCOME ' a'm' CHRIST AT THE C ROADS 
     
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     “fill: all that you DOSSEbS. evciypmcn should attend scmccs regularly and church regularly and read your Bible daily. {nfguznzzari  ofnly a “Slzifl';   p Anammi “open  misnllgnal’glev. J. Ba“) d 
     
     o is ar - reac n Reception of New Members ‘ 
     
     ambitions. The industries and Pemecosm Assemblies of can!“ GOOD F 
     
     possibilities that are available "I'll" Prim 5"“ 11:00 a.m.—“HOLY COMMUNIO‘NI’lAY 
     
     in Canada have scarcely been R"- C' K' 3‘1"“ Flu" Solo: “Were‘ You There When They Cndcified My 
     
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     ‘ v carried out. for the past four ATTEND CHARLOTTETOWN’S REVIVAL CENTER UN“. men 
     
     This FEATURE is CONTRIBUTED BY THE FOLLOWING BUSINESS rs'r ‘ ye” Sm” ” “mm” °'°°‘ '——-—-—‘—"'—————- ' 52m“ PARK ED 
     
     1 1 ABLISHMENTS of what “other term would _ r. Kirkwood Drive and Dunkirk Street) St 
     
     9:30 and 11:00 a.m.—CHURCH SCHOOL ‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
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     or Mr. Dlefenbaker and 
     
    
   
   
    
     Charlottetown Bible Chapel 
     
    
   
   
    
     m Cumberland St. at Longworth Ave. 
     
    
   
   
    
     JOHN W. MacKENZIE 
     
    

    
     Real Estate Consultant 
     
    

    
     Appraiser and Broker 
     
     4-3268 269 Queeen St. 
     
    
   
   
    
     H. ’1'. JAMES 
     
     Plumbing and Heath). 
     
     Day 4-9068 Night 4-8220 
     
     12 Elm Ave. 50 Edward St, 
     
    
   
   
    
     "WELCOME" ' 
     
     11:00 a.m.—“Tl-IREE CROSSES ON A HI " (Rev. C. howls! 
     
     Senior Choir: “Dead Me to Calvary". 
     
     Reception of New Members ‘ 
     
     Ornatlt: Mn. 1'. Deacon: Director: Mr. W. C. Dull 
     
    
   
   
    
     ATLANTIC ROOFING AND 
     
     INSULATION COMPANY 
     
    
   
   
    
     “3275 18 Spring park Road 9 Causeway (headache) Is 
     
    
   
   
    
     a political tootfall and scourge SERVICES: It min. and 7:30 p.m. 
     
     SPEAKER: JAMES A. STAHR. B.Sc. Th.M. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Visitors Cordillly Welcome I 
     
    
   
   
    
     .“°'”'°"°""-"‘- l PARK ROYAL UNITED CHURCH 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     JACK RAWEK LTD. 
     
     Interior Decorator 
     
     154 Euston St 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     LARTER BROS. 
     
     .Manufacturcrs of Cement Blocks. 
     
     (-9609 102 Kensington Road 
     
    
   
   
    
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     "Garden of the Gulf". The lov- 
     
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     MOORE & McLEOD LTD. 
     
    
   
   
    
     4-6333 
     
     Departmental Store 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     SIDMOUNT cannons "6541 119 W St: the chief attraction for fulfills. - Chl'lltle on cm. 
     
     tGeorge W. Johnson. Flop) BRIGHTON DAIRY for nine or ten months of the ' ‘ Rev J H Tye 3': Pl!) this!" - 
     
     4-3219 II Sldmount Ave 1-3330 Green st. ‘ -""‘”- 3"“ "an" “we” FlrSt BCptlSt C (If C . ' ' ' . n ' n  
     
     BOWNESS TRANSPORT LTD every ten or twelve years and M M" Lune like.“ - 
     
     MILLER mos H mm, - let us enjoy our little "inc." A Corner of Prince no Fltlroy street. . mm "‘ WW 0' 50-1" M 
     
     _ ' D' s, NELSON Goon l" 30mm“- P’”“-’ Causeway would tend to bring Rev. Malcolm F. Barlow. B.A.. B.D.. Minister Mr!- Stable Newman .' 
     
     ‘gsigsnos. hall’siaa‘lultnsggngemgst plumbing} “a. Heating Contactor 4-4287 158 Belvcdero Ave. innziaay umzatrableg and such, M". V. L. Diane", Otlllllll Old Choir Director 9 45 m 0' Jill“ I “Imam-II Chem 1 
     
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     Wou "Ru mer ." Music; Anthem; Tum pm 11d!) Lin-MORNING WORSHIP 
     
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     4-7516 10% Spring Lon. l-9219 153 Grafton St. Mn. Donia Mcxconey. Soprano 1:30 “mm” a.“ 
     
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