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i h, I a , I withldsCmsadctomanypan-tsof the soul with otherthlngs.”people to come forward k notwllstalaﬂlflrstfldddaylorcdhthcaveningmwlb. ‘ Alb,” Baby CRU'SADE In: the world. hoping to get Chris- be said; “we must respond to unique." said Dr. (am-m Island breeders on the farm of lied by the host and hos. I Itians to reaffirm their Christian- God’s otter (of aavation) by re - Jesus always owed m. W Max Thompson. Victoria on Sat- teas, . and Mn. Thompmn. DIES In (Continued From Page 1) lily. He also believes that menipenting our sins." has publicly and never privately. urday afternoon, June so. it has and by the association. mum Ev] F, m to Dr Graham} mfshouid regard'Christ as dieir own Dr. Graham talk of his tour “us make. it very am," been announced by man A, New!“ program 0, m mwa‘da”ier «‘“ﬁi'm we we no .5“ 1"“ “3%? amino “he "at: mm the mm“ "d “m- m” association m... t. .1... m... l. h ' ’ ~ e aviour e wor . e 881 ‘ “Si mum}, re “L . . *3“ died m h lehVN' “1’s: “8:: by 501%?!” Gan-Tell “The wo has become. in ourmost students were asking the In Win w may Grmm mem we act Mn Ha 6311:5101: inhattendance and L The Gum, Chulomtown' M011. June 15' 1964. “(Elm er seep “my Lonaellalid theasollllmicedncsboir caislgmwtim’ a “eighllorhwd but quesuon’ “What Is Elle was invitation to come forward and 1en Sanderson York, point it "run"! of :nlgulm by de Swhwe is by . well as remarks from sev'eralKnot a mphellw' 8' (If lHeéMtwoge make their "witness," about ‘L a“. been 1,8,5“ ah“ be” my in “undue! mph E. d . H H ° C ‘3 I? y. a sisterlpersons. including evangelist legﬁgaﬂdrefgnﬁgtrﬁ‘aw; in aging; “gamma”!!! - givalkeddown into a CIt'Ea-I'eldatim be 1 gin classes for seniors Seven! “91"! a”. 118;. been . . aner and Mrs. Albert Clarke Lil the Coliseum. Damnation is gomgn o e DIWIIHESSE CALLED . I m i I will laced b hm in connection wlm M 99 w l . .. - the next 36 yeam. . When the sermon had flmshod Ian mu P y m. B id All: 111%.}; aﬁﬁwéuﬁfng; AIM OF CRUSADE In asking people to accept the.Dr. Graham eagle: ti;r the part of Hereford Ass n Tammagdewmiﬁnée Nu“ “mtg: mmci‘aﬁn gatherings, bug , The text of Bill Graham's con t of God. he said. “wethe service w as become ' um, Mm s _ A two-day course in electric the Parkdale area. as a result ‘Mloses Pm‘ndofﬁf-gn Mrs [message is based onythe pamuemamt prove his existence . . .‘synonymous .mdm, Plans Fleld Day people in attendance as a pas" demon “yum that I . Tl home heating is planned for all of discussions on electric heat-1 The funeral will be prom thefrom the Bible in which Christ (we must say) y faith - yesi 'calling" people to "morass for of the educational side of the d. I“. been l' ed 9°C. m‘ereSted elecmcal (Miracmrsllng hear by Mr- M“an atIhome of her grandparents, Mr.told Nicodemus “ye mustbe bornlthere is a ." . hrist." _ The Prince Edward Island e . Y 911111 for Island and others. in the province. [Canada’s Electrical Day. hedjand Mrs. Albert Clarke. again." To this end he travelsl People “try to heed the hungerl “The concept of ‘callmg' Hereford Breeders Association A lobster supper will be serv-

To be held at the new Voca-- in Charlottetown in February of tional School on Malpeque Road. this year June 17 and 18. the course is At that time the up-swing in sponsored by the Electric Sen; the use of electricity for heat, vice League of this province asi which has been taking place a service to the electrical in- across Canada and the United ustry. ’States. was the main topic of George Rinehart. supervisor the convention. with great in- of electric heating and air con-l terest being shown by dele- difioning for the New Stuns-1 gates from all Martime Prov-A wick Electric Power Commis- in ‘ aion will be giving the course,|

also of the NB, Power Com-l Mission. 2 course in electric heating to em- FIRS'I‘ HER fphasize. to all those interested.

P.E.I.'s first electrically heat: the need for correct installa- ed home is now under construc- i tion and insulation in the elec- tion for G. Stewart MacKay. inI tricaily heated home.

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, Dawson - . .45 69 (Continued From Page 1) ‘ s prince George , 51 52 will he felt for many years," Vancouver .56 69 {he said. “It will be impossible ’ Victoria , . , . ._ so 63 ;to evaluate its actual contribu-l 309 water St- Slime Edmonton . 50 55 gtion until some time in the. g . .46 68 jfuture, possibly in five or 10‘

Regina . 50 67 .years. ‘ Winnipeg 46 67 I “We feel that the local; Toronto ..61 77 Church has been strengthened ESSO SERVICE Ottawa . . . . .. 60 74 I. . . a has had a unifying in-t Montreal .. 65 74 fluence among the ministers, ‘ 15 Miles from Borden

uebec 61 70 land a realization among neigh- gredericton 54 7o {bors of different denominations CRAPAUD, P-E'I- saint John , . .49 53 ihas developed whereby the one Moncton . .. . .. .49 68 ixealizes that the other can be Halifax . .. 48 58 equally as good a Christian." , ‘ Charlottetown . . .50 68 | Today Dr. Nelson will go Sydney .. 47 73 lwith the Crusade to Summer- I; aw wool Yarmouth . .. 48 60 :side for only 24 hours. He will ' come. to St, John's, Nﬂd. . ._. as then travel on to Saint John to Condoms . prepare for Billy Graham's ar-

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‘ Northern Nova Scotla. Prince Edward Island, eastern NlB. counties: cloudy with a few cunny periods during the mom- ig, then clearing in the after- noon: ; northwest winds 20. law-high at New Glasgow 50 ﬁnd 64. Charlottetown 52 and 68. Moncton 52 and 62.

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