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8:00 am. Holy Eucharist Geidtraat: Canon Malone 10:00 am. Church school (6-15) 11:00 a.m. Choral Eucharist Preacher: Canon Malone 11:00 a.m. Church School (under 0) 31:00 p.m. Evenson 0:00 p.m. Adult Class After llvensong parishioners and friends are invited to greet canon Malone in the Parish Hall q: the 50th Anniversary of his ordination to the Priesthood. Daily services at usual hours
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The Parish Church Established 1760 by Royal " Foundation The Reverend Canon J. T. ibhstt. Rector
organist and Choir Director:
Mr. H. John Harris. F.it.C.O.
3:30 lioly Cosnmunkomn
mad Pedals Guild.
10:00 Junior and Senior Grades Sunday School
il:M) Beginners and Primary Grades Sunday SchooL
ll:00 Morning Prayer and Ser- mon: (Broadcast CFCY). Sub- ject: "The Crtass is the Symbol of Love."
Anthem: :
5:00 Evaisnng: Subiorctz "A Lay- man's Witrstlss f nir Christ". "Christ is 1:14! Gu:lie';lw Red- Pretacher: cena er and causes was-och A. J. llasiam.
Anthem:
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50TH ANNIVERSARY
Canon Malone ll qelebrlllll the Fiftleth Anniveirslfi of llll " M the P(r..i.b:-'stiIllId G :und,a,Fb.B60'i1.A whoeve- . gsyervI:earecePtimIW"159 I in St. Penal"! Parish Hall h whlchaiiirlcndsareweioolne.
UNITED ranraoosran ononcn
I7 Elm Avenue 3". Quincy stairs. Ilnhter Phone 0010 SERVICES
I0 a.1n. Sunday iicbool and 3190 Class. : .11 a.m. Praise and W , 'lp.m. Evangelistic Meetin- You are very V0155" W '- huge. "The Church That is Different.”
.'rnN'mcosrA1. Assau- BLIES OF CANADA FULL GOSPEL sanvlcn In Orange Hall (L. 0.1-)
100 Richmond Street
. I. J. Myers. Minister.
l0 a.m.-Sunday School
11 a.m.--Worship Service
7 p.ns.-Evangelistic Service. A hearty welcome awaits III-
Anilsem: Dear Lord and Pain: of Mankind. W, E. Fletcher.
llntion: "The Story of the Church's Song-V111: llow Mar- stin Lather started the Pepsinr
Annaem: Brother .lnmea' Ah-. tr. Gordon Jacob. it Bqyn' Choir and Men I the Chancel Chetr..
Visitors always Waicalla
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DE:.TT-1?...-2"... -Grafted eta.
p The Reverend W. ilareld Brown.
ld.A.. Minister Rev. E. C. Evans (visiting Minister
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Mr. John Lea-Morgan. hi.A.. I
Mus. (0xlord)01-ganlst and Chat ' Director.
10 a.m. Church.8chool ml AZ Bible Class I! n.m. The Nursery School
ll n.m. Divine Worship .
The sermon: "The Messiah of Merit" Anthem: "Lift Up Your Heads”.
8. Coleridge Taylor.
7 p.m. Divho Worship
The sor"'mon: "Filth and Expul-
enae. .
Anthem: Swing Low. Sweet Chl- tot." arr. James Wlens. All are
,onu'ma1.dn1us'nan : cannon
Sn School?
11:00 a.m. Morning Worship ad
Communion.
"i'he Truth About The
Anthem: lion 11!! W13 T5- Folrget Mo"-Pfiea ,
1:00 . Evening Worship- sermoa? El'ltoss Dangereu Misty
Flats". . S o I o: (selected) Mr. Pnstsa Beck.
sq-mon: Bible."
8:S p.m.: Presenting lb "lia- mlehl Mission Rides ud Y. ll. 0. A. Film.
Central -Christian Church invites you to the services at the Lord's day.
TRIIVITYUNHE OHUBOII
Ministers: In. A. Prank Macilean, IA. Rev. G. lleward Christtls il.A.. n.n. . Rev. Andrew 8. Weir. DJ). Organist and Director at Chairs: noystoa r. -Mugiord. A.ll.C.0.
0:45 n.m. senior came lchul. lncludhg scouts. Cabs. Gallon and 3. wnlee.
11:00-Primary and Infill!!!
Classes. i.l:00-Divine Worship.
'1 run sanvsnou amsv George Street Major Eh-dc.Mrs. W. Kalli! Corps officers.
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Air lervlee. 0.00 p.m.--Prayer and Praise
service. - Sunday
we a.m. pr-yer Meet!-s 11:00 a.m. lloiincss Service.
Bible Class.
no :31...-open Air Service 1.00 p.m. - Evangelistic service
All are invited. come and 0-- lay the old-time Ge-so
CIIARLOITETOWN BIBLE CHAPEL
Avenue "Preaching Peace by Jesse Christ." lea. Feb. 10th Classes for 7:00 p.:n. Evangelistic service Subiiecta "safe and Bare." speaker: C. 1.. Guest of Tennis- M . J . Wotan. Detroit. is lites: for these with Kw '-no... to III- 'lTll-DAY ADVINTIII
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veal, 8:00 pm. Junior Coasmaaicnnlo
Classes. 1:00 Divine Worship. sermon: Our Unto Alilsl.
TIIEBAPTISTOIIUIIOI
Corner Prince and Fit!!! hash Minister: Rev. 1!. L. Mitten. I.A.. ll). Organist: Mrs. G. Elliott rail
u:00 am. Morning WWIIII id goods
5:00 p.m. - Vespers and Mali
7:00 pan. Events. BONES Mantle-" and other!- sgfgnar "hinge which KID! These along with 3 es. re- People From ca " iiglous mottoee. rreetlns cards them' "Lord. We P!!! "H" and novelties may-be (Varley ) ed at "The Bible House . Male Chersr "steal Away To 3"; you may also make a 1......" contribution to the crest work 3:15 - Dlscusiaas (eon&nod) of The Britinh and Foreign gauges-nisg th e mania! 0' Bible Society, that of dill-I'll!!!-
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Dr. Douglas A.C. MacDonald of Charlottetown, formerly Medical Director at Drake Merritt. Goose Bay. Labrador who has been spec- ializing in Anesthesiology in Des- ton for the past year. has taken up residence in Iowa City. lowa. , Dr. M'acDonnld will continue his
studies in Anesthesiology in Iowa under Dr. Stuart 0. Cullen. Mrs. MacDonald and daughters, Imelda and Rhonda have joined him in
Divine Life. which on the Crou.
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Christians to share more the prayer of Christ. that by which we place ourselves foreGodaswe sre.needyand Poor. dependent on His mercy; at the same time. our pray-
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This week began in quite a -flurry oi activity, at least in some circles. as the debating team went into their windup. drawing many of their associates into the vortex of their feverish activities as they prepared to enter into the region- al finals match. The whole pro- gram was by this time mov double- e as e two debaters in es. and Peddle tried to cram adequate research on the resolution to be handled at the meet into the three days that were ailoted before the encounter which would decide the maritime champions. To further complicate matters. the team had to devote themselves to both sides of the resolution, "That international riv- alry still holds more promises than threats for the future of mankind." The sides weren't decided until the night before the two stalwarts de- parted for the mainland. To bast- en the research program. a - ei discussion was staged in w the topic was thoroughly aired. The debaters conscripted a va- tlble army of scribes and placed them at strategic points around the discussion table to gather in the fragments as the great minds commenced to dissect the topic. Following this operation. the de haters and their scribes thoroug- :1: .-:::::':..::::..m-...."":: ....-: ar e a
writers rent the air with the birth-we-ll of the speeches upon which the Saints were depending in order to sweep the field in this last before the domino- lon final matehin Ontario. Unfortunately, the fates had oth- er plans. Finally the day of, re- ckoning nrrived. last Tuesday and after close to a twelve hour trip. the debaters arrived in Halifax. By this time. the fabric of their fitness was wearing pretty thin. and thoroughly wearied oi mind and body. so fatigued by their .t. ya , ' and the long trip that even the judges not- iced it. t arrived to find that Dalhousie ad two budding law- yers stacked up against them. The results themselves were most dis- couraging. Dalhousie won the de- bate hands down, with Fr. F. and Dr. 11 Corslpu rendering the decision The boys returned in a surprising state oi composure. confident that the better team was now in a position to represent the maritimes in the dominiin debat- ing finals at London Ontario. the final round of which. by the way. was scheduled for today. Perhaps it was expecting too much for a rookie team. as Saint Dunstans has this year. to reach the final
rung on thsJirst try.
The records compiled by the various members oi'this year's team, however, are so impressive that it seems quite likeb that ano-
of hard knocks should see them polished to such a degree that they can bring the dominion title once again to Saint Dunstan's. We feel that the mess of success that was achieved by the cam- pus branch of the M.1.D.L. this year will whet the appetites, strengthen the convictions, and impart something of a cultural itch to the team that will enter the lists next, year. EXHIBITION DEBATE
We are looking forward, then, to another outstanding perform- ance with perhaps the addition of the final star to the records in next year's competitions. As some thing oi a tapering-off exercise, four of, the members of this year's team will sta e an exhibition de- bate in More on Tuesday eve- ning at 0.00. Miss Susanne Eran- (Oontinued on page 11)
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"THE MISSIQG The public is urged to
hear this very hnportsnt Bible Lecture
ther year in the proverbial school 9'
STUDY PSALMS
Adn during Lent, in the extra moments we should try to devote to spiritual reading and prayer. we might renew or deepen our ac- quaintance with the Psaims. Al the inspired word of God they ex- Dress. not only the, desires and fears of David as he prayed, or of the chosen people, but they em- body the yearuing for God of every human heart. K
Through the Psalms we are one with the longing for God. the ad- oration of God. expressed in these words from the time when David was watching his sheep on a Jud- sean hillside to this very moment. when in some monastery the rei- igious are chanting the Psalms for us. There is hardly a need in our hearts that is not voiced in the Psalms. And in His knowledge of our nlature, God has given us the Psalms as poetry, so that our em- otions as well as our mind and heart can be drawn to Him in prayer. Even the translation glvu us the strength and sweep of the Hebrew rhythm, the vivid power
the Hebrew imagery. In times of joy. we can! read. or rather pray, the wonderful Psalm 135: "Praise the Lord. for He is good": or Psalm 147, in which we ask all creation to share our praise. When our hearts are troubled. there is Psalm 70: "In the day of distress I seek the
Lord. V By night my hands are stretched
out without rest, "My soul refuses comfort." WHEN TEMPTED
When we are tempted. and God's law seems a burden rather than a guide we are strengthened by Psalm 118: "How blessed are they who go
unstained, "Who walk in the law of the Loni
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"Your decrees I will Treasure, "Do not forsake me wholly!" If we are faithful to the pray-
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phrases of the Psalms: "I will praise the Lord my life
loll. "i will sing praises to My God as long as I live." (Psalm 145),
Pro-Adenauer Party Planned ,
'DONN. Germany, (AP)-Sixteen ranking memk of. the Free Democrat party bolted Thursday night and said they will form a new ... Adenauer party.
The 10, all members of Parlia- ment and including four cabinet ministers, blasted the Free Demo- crats' action in loinlng Socialists to oust state Premier Karl Arnold in the rich industrial state of North Rhine-Westphalia three days ago.
The Free Democrats and Social- ists found a -new. government in North Rhine-Westphalia which ex- cluded Chancellor Adenauer's Christian Democrat . The ac- tlon imperllled Adenauer' grip in the federal 1Ipper 1-lou . whose members are chosen by state legis- latures.
The North Rhine-Westphalia de- feat for the H)-year-old chancellor sparked gleeful opposition predic- tions that Adennuer's era was cod ing. The walkout helped repair Ad- enauer's ' and eakened the Free Democrats in national politics.
KILL! CHILDREN, SELF
BASSANO DEL GRAPPA. ltaly Roberto Martlnato. 38, hurled his three youngsters into the icy wa- ters of the Bronte river, they jumped himself, police reported here Thursday night. All four bodies have been found. The chil- dren. two girls and a boy. were
aged eight. six and two.
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A NEW srsrnmc msacrlcml position. The first trial was done Systemic insecticides are those bymarcly tumbling the dust up that penetrate the living plant cells led 01415" in I
andare carriedinthesapstream; As the plant grows. the insecticides
body of the plant. Chemicals that pxoven effective when applied to
longer control than the usual or- ganic insecticides such as DDT. They are also absorbed by ' 0 crawling on treated plants, when these insehticldes penetrate the skin of the insect it is destroyed.
The chemical research team who pioneered malathion and parath- ion, in following up a series of organic phosphates. have com- pounded another insecticide which wasAknown until recently under the cod uumbe of 3911. The Con- necticut Research Laboratories have given this insecticide the name of Tl-IIMET. It has its base in the phosphate family of chemi- cals
THIMET
Thimct, like other systemic in- secticides. is absorbed into the tis- sues of plants and does not in any way interfere with their normal growth. Like these insecticides it has proven very effective a alnst sucking insect pests such a spid- er mites. aphids and thrips which live on the juices of plants. Among the amazing results reported by in-
are carried thoughout the entire '9 34 have systemic action have also "'1' "ed V" '7"3"d "uh I W335
lam I 11 . wh ed the chemical Ill likely to volatile lclusted (bnaglzlants. llheywllliyd theltr 3'” Wt "Pk h- Acunud 937500. way through the tissues into the WW3” '3” P”Vd t0 59 3 I5"!- sap stream. they are thus carried '''-'””'3' into new smwu: and provide much chemlcll; V”
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Thimet when applied to seeds. has given control against sucking insects which attack cotton plants and is the first insecticide that has proven satisfactory. Cotton growers in many districts have had severe losses of seedling plants. by heavy infestations of sucking insects. ,
SEED TREATMENT
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thimet proved to be a difficult pro-
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