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Religion and Life

By Very Rev. George 0. Pldgeon. D.D., L.L.D. First uoau-am or the United Church of Canada (copyright)

pg, Lynn Harold liouah told mi, gully in a sermon here some go. A man went out for a

,um 1 a steep hillside and who uiittie son with am As

he started out he tried to take the my, hand, but the little fellow "5 too independent to accept mg, no toddled alone. stumbling over this stick and baffled by that "me until a tail on a stone ...-ought a bleeding knee and a call (or his father's help. He lifted mm up and wiped away his tears: use lather said. "I never intended you to climb this hill alone." and hurl in hand they walked the .... at the way.

Christ never intended us to ,-limb liie's rough road alone. and 1.... week we spoke of Him as the ail-suiticierit Helper able to meet the deepest needs of the in- divldual. To many of us Christ is g necessity for the common day; gt! could not live without Him.

But. Christ means much more to the world than this. He is Bav- iour, and also King of Kings and Lord of Lords. For example. take it tciv truths about Christ from put-l:L'lltl0IlS which came to my IIPSK last wee-: and which exalt Him as Saviour and also as Lord nf all life, and as Jud-ge, the Arbit- er of Destiny.

First. a. word from an English preacher which connects last wenkts testimonies with the thaiigiit oi todny: "rho Resurrec-

tion ivas. the luminous and vic- torious consunnmation of the Cross , . It revealed the highest

and deepest in the Divine and be- c.-.mc a new creative force in hu- man rxpcricnte The Christian chin.-ii is a new creation. not by water and the Word but the mys- irl')' or Rcdecmmg Love. The Cre- ator ill the Church is the Person o(lllCRFU1ZEillEr. He is not an I(Il'll expressed in a creed, but a Saliltilllr realized in experience."

,3 Bishop of the United Church of South India takes us a step farther: "Must we not coniront the world, which has all but lost thn .-eiise of any ultimate stan- darii of Judgiicnt. with the truth ii...i. II has is Judge, a Judge and a saviour. who has come and will come again? . . The Judge is al 0 the Saviour o.' the world-. It is br- cause the eternal Judge. who will at the end both pronounce and mrry out the tinal judgment on all human history, has visited us here in time and bound us by truth to Himself. that we have it message with which to coniront the world." ,

Many more similar confessions might be added from the litera- ture of the present hour. but them aipress for them all the depend- ence of humanity on Christ and their suthors' recognition of tho truth that He and none b;t He, has the right to rule.

To many nations today these affirmations of Christ's absolute authority are just meaningless: some openly defying I-lis author- ltv: others ignoring His laws. 'I'hey tine been experimenting with dif-

Iuent ways of life. Christ's teach. ing that love is the only law to which the human spirit can submit is treated as utterly unpraotical in a rough- and-tumble worid. They have put their trust in phyaiealv might in- stead. Their experiments are only proving the truth of Christ's teaching. Violence calls forth vio- lence in return. As Jesus put it: "They who take the sword shall perish with the sword." In twen- tieth century terms "should this not read. "more who resort to etomie bombs shall perish by atomic bombs."

Look at the iacts. Just before Dr. John MacNelll of Toronto left the army in France to take part in the Y. M. C. A. appeal for funds across Canada in 1018, in; addressed I number at meetings and asked the men for a message to the folks at home. A quiet look- ing fellow in a far corner of the hut 3391' 10113 hesitation raid: "Tell them to see this thing through. If it is necessary tor am- one to leave a little of Canada, in

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the soil of France in order that. future generations may not have to go through this anguish again.i I am ready: but let us finish this' sort of thing tor all time." '

Our men Taught and died in 1. war to end war, That war led to' a. worse one. Ilnd now we are threatened with a third. worse still. If tyrants are bent on forc- ing war on us in order to bind us: inchains. we may have to accept it again. but only to turn the tyr- rant back. War can never esta-' blish the Kingdom of love. Onlyi obedience to Christa law of love can bring in the new order for which we pray because the na- ture of the n-.c.uns determines the character of the end. Christ is King. whether we' ackriowe'ge Him or not. A great East Indian once exclaimed. "None but Jesus,i none but Jesus is worthy to wear

the diadem of India." we may add: None but Jesus none but Jesus is worthy to 'he crowned,

King of the nations.

Christ is a's:i Judge of the na- tions. Jesuii said. "The Father . . has given all, judgment to the son." (John 5.32) . At. the endiof the age all will be called to ac- count before Him, but iudgment is always in process. and this is a period oi judgment. Consider the ways in which Hitler and Musc- lini had their own deeds brought home to them! Do not let us imag- ine that, because the free nations were God's instruments in bring- ing His Judgments home to them. we can escape the same. In so far as we transgress we too shall an- swer to the Judge or all. Babylon was God's instrument of judgment. on disobedient Israel. but when the victors turned justice into blind vengeance. they too were brought to book for her crimes. so it will be with those who sin to- day-even with the most highly favored of the axes. And such we are.

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CITY POLICE COURT. - At the Stipendiary Magistrate's Court Saturday. a man charged with being drunk and disorderly was lined S330 and costs or 30 days in jail. while a drunk and incapable was sentenced to 20 days in jail.

DISASTER RELIEF - The Sum- merside Branch 01 the Red Cross Society has announced that con- tributions to the disaster relief may be made to Mrs. F.W. Strong, treasurer, 91 Central st. or Post oifice Box 56. siunmersldc. Emer- gency aid given by the Red cross in disaster include food. clothing. shelter. medical and nursing care and probably most important, reg- istration.

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FUNERAL SUNDAY - The fun- crsl of the late Mrs. Franklin B. Anderson was held yesterday from her late residence, St. Peter's Lake. to Bristol United Church where service was conducted by Rev. W. T. Mercer. During service a trio composed of Mac- Leod Douglas. Harold Collin and Roland Jay sang "We Shall Shine As The Stars." Interment was in West Si. Peter's cemetery. The pali-bearers were Lloyd Mac- Ewen. Victor MacPhee, James Gunn. Harold Douglas. Elmer MacEwen and Ronald MacDonald. The late Mrs. Anderson leaves to mourn two sons. Sidney and Ver- non. both oi St. Peter's Lake, and a daughter, Minnie. Mrs. David Dove. Priricetown. N. 1.

IN MEMORIAM

in loving memory of deer away May

We lost 3 Men: with a heart oi I . The lea to us can never be told.

lhrgci. her now, we never will For in our hearts she is iiviih us still

Always Remembered by Aileen.

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average of 601; in the year's work and tor First Class Standing B005 and above in the course named. for the Second Class Standing 6595 to 797a in the course named. for the Pass Standing 5096 to 647s in the course named. .

Religion 1

First Class: Edward Charles Cheverie, Peter Dunphy. Robert Croken. Melvin Martin. Clair Callaghan, Regis Duliy. John Muilaliy. Conrad Kennedy, John Weir. Emmett Francis.

Second Class: John Clarkin. Reg- lid Whelen. M-ry "Ci-oiahan. J. hsrles MacDonald. Leona Devine, Aiban Smith. Joseph Mulleliy, Clarence MacDonald. Raymond De- lage, John J. O'Brien, Jerome Coti- don. St. Clair Coyle. Arnold Mur- phy. Frederick Driscoll. Lawrence Glover, Raymond Malloy. Cyril Mnclsasc, Paul Belzll, Faber Mac- Donald.

Passed: John L. 0'Brlen. Ralph McQunid. Claire Burge, Bernadette Burge. Arthur MacDonald. Charles E. MacDonald, Ronald Mclvcr. James Griliin. J. Eugene MacDon-

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neiigion 2

First Glue: Dominic MacDonald. Stanislaus Mooney.-

Seeond Class: Philip Murphy. Bethany Mac-Donald, Kent Mac- Donald. Bernard Hayes. Alden MacDonald. Martin .MacMlllen. David Kennedy. Nelson Perry. Frederick Coyle. Augustine Flynn.

Arnold Allen. Mark McQuaid, Cody Myers. Charles Duffy, Lloyd Burke.

Pasned: James Suunrlcrs. William McNeely. Edwin MacDonald. Clnrc MacDonald. John Power, Pauline LeClair. George Cameron, Lelund Curley, Desmond MscNelll, Everett MacKiiiuon. Guy Thibault. Guy Germain. Jacques Coulombe. Carol Pineau, Loi Silva.

Religion 3

First, Class; Ivan Doiviing. Arthur Mclnnis, Francis Cameron. Second Class: Kenneth Donnelly. Francis Sigsworth, Joseph Mac- Iseac. Mary 0'Shea. Marie Kellev, Wendell Maclntyre. Gaston Mer- cicr. Alien MacLellan. Raymond Mcclosliey. Rupert MscLelluii, John Murnaghun. Gerard Fisher, Margaret Grceif. Maurice Gagnon. Charles Kelly. Lorne MacDonald, Daniel Drlacoli. Jean Gagnon. Aus- tin Johnston, Francls Strain. Ger- ard MacAulay, Alexander Muc- Innis. William Hennessey. Allister Maclsaac. Wilfred Drihscoll. Joseph Mahar. Raymond Mccsrville. Eug- ene MacDonald. .

Passed: Reginald Rodgers, Thom- as O'Connor. Michael I-Iennessey, Hugh MacPhec, Elmer Power, Czar- ald MeQui1i(l, Willlam'L. MacDon-

ihe ald

Religion 5 First Class: Mark MscGuigan. Russell Beagsn. George Keefe,

Irene Burge, Sister Isabelle Clare. Second Class: Albert Lanmm. John Macl..ellan, Austin 'Brsdley. Cyril Callaghan. Earl O'Brien. Jerryldine Robertson. James Ayers. Elmer MacPliee. Reginald Dou- cette. Leonard 0'Ha.nle-y. Charles Goi-man. Wilbert Mclnnls. Dunstan Murphy. Wilbert Rooney. Donald MacPliee. Henry Marquis. Thomas Flynn, Katherine Roche. Stephanie MacDonald. Earl Smith. Murvin Maclnnis. William Ready. Andrew Redmond. ' Passed: Duncan MacDonald. Ern- est MacDonald. Allison Farmer. Margaret Mulligan. Louis Shrun- sn. Peter Sullivan. Charles Mor- risey. John Cash, Francis Ledwell. St. Clair Gallant. Rosalre Nadeau.

English 1

First Class: Reginald Wirelsn. Charles Clieverie. Robert Crokeii. Melvin Martin, Regls Duffy. John Mullally, Charles E. MacDonald. John Weir. u

Second Class: Conrad Kennedy. Mary Creighan. Cleir Callaghan. St. Clair Coyle. Joseph Mullaliy. Leona Devine, Peter Dunphy. Earl Mecliinnon. Edward Devine. Clar- ence MacDonald. John Clarkin. Jerome Condon. Frederick Driscoil,

Aiban Smith. Lawrence Glover, Arthur MacDonald. Bernade tte Burge, J. Eugene MacDonald,

Ralph McQuald. Cyril Maclaaac. Ronald Mclvor. Claire Burge. Passed: Faber MacDonald. Em- mett Francla. James Griffin, John J, O'Brien. John L. O'Brien. Paul Bclzil. J. Charles MacDonald. Ray- mond Dr-Inge. Arnold Murphy. Ray- mond Molloy.

English 2

First Clasa:. Dominic MacDonald. Kent MacDonald. Bernard v Hayes. John MacI.eilan. David Kennedy. Bethany Macdonald.

second Class: Donald MacPhee. Clare MacDonald. Alden MecDoii. aid. Cody Myers. Stsnialeua Mooney. Everett Mscliinnon. Thomas O'Connor. Nelson Perry. Frederick Coyle, Martin MscMillnn,

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CHARLOTTETOWN 1

Ernest Smith. Augustine Flynn. Philip Murphy. Willlnm McNeeiy, Carol Pineau. George Cameron, George Mscitae. John Power, Le- land Curley.

Passed: Edwin MacDonald. Mark MCQIIIM. Mnold Allen, Jacques Coulombe. Charles Duffy. Guy Gee- malii. Guy Thibault.

Enallali I First Class: Mark MscGuigan, Wilfred Drlacoli. Kenneth Donnel- ly, Lorne MacDonald. Arthur Mc-

Innil. Joseph Maclaaae, Daniel Drlacoli. George Keele. Msry O'Shea.

second Class: Wendell Mac-

Intyre. Michael Henneaaey. Slater Isabelle Clare. Francis Sigsworth, Eugene MacDonald. Leonard OH-nlev. Raymond Mccloskey. Katherine Roche. Austin Bradley, Francis Cameron. Gaston Mercier. Charles Gorman. Jerryldlrie Ron- erlson. Marie Kelley. Allan Mac- Lellan. Rupert Macbellsn. Regin- Ild mldzers. Gerard Fisher, Wil- heft Mtilnnil. Ernest MacDonald, Francis Ledweli, Gerard MscAulay, Alexander Msclnnla, Russell Bea- izan. Allison Farmer, Joseph Mahar. Austin Johnston. Charla. xguy, Jean Gagnon. Hugh MacPhee. An. drew Redmond.

Passed: Murvin Meclnnis, Mar- laret Green. William I-Iennessey. John Cash. William L. MacDonald. Elmer Power. Reginald Doucette. Duncan MacDonald. Charles Mor- rlsaey. Wilbur Rooney.

History 1

First Class: Reginald Whelan. Charles Cheverie. Robert Ci-oken. Second Class: John Mullally. Clair Callaghan, Joseph Mullally. Peter Dunphy. Conrad Kennedy. John Clarkin. Clarence MacDonald. MDT? Cfelxllan. J. Charles Mac-.l Donald, Melvin Martin, Aiban Smith, J. Eugene MacDonald, Earl MacKinnon. St. Clair Coyle. Passed: Arnold Murphy, Peter Sullivan, John J. O'Brien. John L. O'Brien, James Griffin. Cyril Mac- Isaac. Frederick Driscoll. Fehcr MacDonald, Arthur MacDonald. Lawrence Glover, Claire Burge, Ralph McQuaid.,

History 2 First: Class: Kent MacDonald. Bethany MacDonald. second Class: Stanisl ua Mooney. Mark McQuaid. Alden ucbonald, John MacLellan, Arnold .Allen. Clare MacDonald. Bernard I-laycs. Martin MacMillan. Augustine Flynn. David Kennedy. Cody My- ers. John Power. Jean Gagnoii, Desmond MacNeiil. Passed: Nelson Perry. Raymond Mccloskey, Elmer MacPliee, Wil- bur.Rooncy. Guy Germain. Carol Pineau, Leland Curley. Maurice Gagnon. William McNe(-ly. Edwin

MacDonald, Charles Dulfy. Guy Thibaull.

Hlsiorys First Class: Mark MucGui.zzin.

Marie Kelley. Kenneth Donnelly.

Second Class: Sister Isabelle Clare. Francis Cameron. Arthur liiclnnls, Austin Bradley. John

Murnaghan. Gerald McQuaid. Jus- cph Muclsaac, George K9019. Jerryidine Robertson. Reginald Doucotie. Allister Maclsaoc. Fran- ('Is L:-dwell, Wendell Maclntyrr, Margaret Green. Lol Silva, Russell Beegan. Charles Gorman.

Passed: Allan MacLellan. Fran- cis Strain. John Cash. William L. MacDonald. Pauline LcClalr, St. Clair Gallant. Gerard MacAul:iy, Ru-pert MacLellan, Andrew Reil- mond, Charles Kelly. Murvin Mac- Innis. Henry Marquis. Lloyd Burke. William Hennessey. Ernest MacDonald. Raymond Mccarviille. Reginald Rodgers. Katherine Roclic, Duncan MacDonald. Charles Morrissry. Alexander Maclnnis.

latin 1 First. Class: Charles E. Mac- Donald. Charles Cheverie. John

Mullally. ,1

Second Class: Conrad Keiinedy. Clarence MacDonald. Clair Cut. laghan. Regls Duffy. Bernard Hayes. William Ilennessey, J. Eugene MacDonald.

Passed: Charles Gorman, Faber MucDonsld.' Charles MacDonald. Mary Crelghan. Joseph Mullnlly, Fred Driscoll. Ralph McQuaid'. Bor- nadetto Burge, William McNecly, Cyril Maclssac. Ronald Mclvor, Jerryldine Robertson.

Latin 2 First Class: Dominic MacD mild, Bethany MacDonald. Stan alaus Mooney. Alden MacDonald. Sister Isabelle Clare. Kent MacDonald. Second Class: Cody Myers, Fred

Coyle. Martin Maclidillsn. Guy Gar- main. Carol Pineau, Nelson Perry. John Power. Katherine Roche.

Passed: Ilenry Marquis, Clare MacDonald. Arnold Allen, Mark McQusid. Leland Curley, Charles Duily, Francis Ledwell.

French 1

First, Class: Charles E. MacDon- ald. Robert Croken, Paul Betzil. Charles Cheverie. John Mullally. Conrad Kennedy, Peter Dunphy. Mary Creighan. Clair Callaghan. Bernadette Burge.

Second Class: Earl Macxinnon. Clarence MacDonald, St. Clair Coyle. Regls Duffy, Faber Mair Donald. John Weir. Leona Devlne. Lawrence Glover. Reginald Whelan. Fred Drlacoli. Edward Devlne. Passed: Aiban Smith. J. Eugene MacDonald. Claire Burge, John Clarkin. John J. O'Brien. Ralph McQuaId, John L. O'Brien. Emmet Francis. Joseph Mullally J. Charles MacDonald, Ronald Mclvor, Je- rome Condon. Arthur MacDonald. Arnold Murphy. Raymond Deluge. Raymond Molloy, Cyril Msclsaoc. James Grliiin.

. French 2

First Class: Guy Germain. Ivan Dowllng, Nelson Perry. Jacques Coulombe. Carol Plneau. Philip Murphy.

second Class: Bethany MacDon- aid. Alden MacDonald. Desmond McNeill. Dominic MacDonald. Fred Coyle. Martin MacMillan. Cody Myers. David Kennedy.

Passed: William McNeely. Aug- ustine Flynn. Everett Macl-Zlnnnn. Stanislaus Mooney, George Camer- on, James Saunders. Clare Mac- Donald. Edwin MacDonald. John Power. Guy Thibault. Arnold Allen. Thomas O'Connor. Mark McQuaid. Charles Duiiy. Stephanie MacDon- ald. Kent MacDonald.

French 8 First Class: Gaston Mercier, Maurice Gagnon. Russell " - .

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Sister Isabelle Clare, William Hen- nessey. Henri Marquis.

Second Class: Irene Burge, Earl O'Brien, Francis Ledwell. Rosairc Nadeau. Duncan MacDonald. Mur- vin Maclnnls.

Passed: James Ayers, Earl Smith. Louis Shreenaii, Albert Lannan. John Cash. Gerald McQuaid.

Mathematics 1

First. (Jlaaa: John L. O'Brien. Clair Callaghan, Clarence MacDon- ald. Conrad, Kennedy. Ralph Mc- Quaid. John J. O'Brien. Peter Dunphy. Fernend Desrosiers. Char- les Cheverie. second Class: Robert Croken. Ronald MCIVOF, John Mullally. Rene Tremblay. Aiban Smith. J. Charles MacDonald, John Weir. Claire Burge. Raymond Molioy. Arthur MacDonald. Passed: Regis Duffy. Fred Drla- coli. Joseph Mullally. Faber Mac- Donald. Arnold Murphy. J. Eugene MacDonald. E ll r l Mackiniiovi. Roger Frigon, Reginald Whela.-i. James Griffin, Melvin Martin, St. Clair Coyle. Jacques Morency. Lawrence Glover. Cyril Maclaasc, Gerard Chreticn, Pierre Berlin- guet Mathematics 2 First Class: John MacLellan, Stephanie MacDonald. Pauline Le- Clair.

Second Class: Elmer MacPhe3, Guy Tliibauli. James Saunders. Gerard McAultiy, William Ready.

Desmond MiscNcili, Charles Mor- rissey. Passed: John Murnsghan, Deir-

ald Mat-Phee. Margaret Mulligan. Rupert MacLellan. Eugene Muc- Donald, Andrew Redmond, Ernest Smith. Matherrnbics 8

First Class: Ivan Dowling.

Second Class: Maurice Gagnon. Lorne MacDonald, Francis Camer- on. Francis Strain.

Passed: Allison Farmer. Economics I '

First, Clue: Philip Murphy.

second Class: Augustine Henri Marquis, John Weir. David Kennedy.

Passed: Jacques Coulombe. Fred

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