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Byrd was driven by Don Taylor.

GOOD PROGRAM

Wednesday night’s racing at Sackville Downs had an especial— ly good program, that provided good finishes and plenty of ex- citement for the spectctovrs. The fastest performance of the night was WayIchaImp‘s win in the 7th. dash, with driver D. Ratchford handling the ribbons, time 2.10

TUESDAY FEATURE A THE LUNCH COUNTER

o & Lettuce Sandwich

. Toasted Tomat . Apple pie and ice cream

. Tea, coffee or milk

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Jones) 2, Miss Ellis (D. Ratch- ' , , . . = . Above normal is predicted for seasonal level-s. ‘ 50nd) 3, four oﬂher'st'al‘ltel‘s, time S Sale Pay anal ﬂowered design WM 1 the Maritimes while most of Can-I Precipitation is expected to be 2.19 4-5; winner owned by Clovis ‘ Speclal Approximately 1 pound bags of foam rubber Olrnam be M ada, from Montreal to the foot- heavy from the Maritime Provin- Belliveau, Dieppe, N.B. Race 8 - Good quality cotton in assorted Styles and COIOUI‘S- each ski-eddies for stuffing cusmons, toys, etc. ,g ass 810 - E‘ hills of the Rockies, can expect ces to the Great Lakes. Rainfall Beware (G. Glaud'et.) 1, Feather wastandards, Sizes 12 to 20_ I SALE DAY sP CIAL.

temperatures throughout October to average lower than seasonal normals. This map, based on the 30-day outlook of the United States Weather bureau, also shows that temperatures on both coasts are expected to be higher than the

is expected to be light in an area covering northwestern Ontario, Manitoba and most of Saskatche- wan. Light rainfall is also pre- dicted for most'of British Colum- bia.

(CP Newsman)

THOUGHTS FOR OUR TIME

BY HIS EMINENCE CARDINAL McGUlGAN

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for all as the perfect type of Christian hero. It is this heroic spirit of Jesus which is often overlooked.

To many admiring non - Chris- tians, Jesus is the great teacher ,of brotherly love, peace and

Christian religion, is a continuous

What both Nietzsche and Marx failed to see is the heroic quality of the Christian life when lived properly.

Christianity embraces the whole of life and is all - demanding. It

4-5. Here is a brief summary of the events:

Race 1 - Lucky Bet (S. Dan- iels) 1, Pepper Shaker (A. Ratch- ford) 2, Helen Hoosier (L. O‘- Brien) 3. five other starters, time 2.21; winner owned ‘by A. R. Morash, Dartmouth. Races 2 and 6 - Christi-ale (J. MacGregor) 1-1, Just Verdict (Clark Smith) 2-7, Billy Elgin (F. Daniels) 5—2, Janet M. (J. OhaIpIpeIl'l) 3-3, four other starters, times 2.15 2-5 and 2.14 2-4; winner owned by the Scotian Stable, Halifax.

(more)

Races 3 and 7 - Faloourt Hero- Imine (G. Manger) 1-5, Way- chaITnIp (D. Ratchford)‘ 6-1, Royal Atom (A. Langiil'le) 2-2, Roy al Onyx (MacGI-egor) 345, P eter Federal (L. O’Brien) 4-3, th r ee other starters, times 2.11 1—5 and 2.10 4-5. Falrcourt Heromine own- ed by John MaIcILeod, Yarmouth, NS; Waychamp owned by Don Ratchford, Newport, N.S.

Race 4 - St. Regis (A. Langille) 1, Don Truax (G. Gaudet) 2, Jol-

iMills, NJB. Race 5 - Tenniswood (G. Ga-udet) 1, Dittle Johnny (B.

Duster (A. Burlbine) 2, Hi There (L. MldI-Iugh) 3, five other start- ers, time 2.13; winner owned by Nick’s Restaurant, Dartmouth. Admirers of Feather Duster will notice that she went 3 won- derful race, being second in a fast field of papers in 2.13.

Buckingham Park, New Hamp- shire, is opened up and a large number of (mothers and papers have moved in. Included among the drivers who will race there are Townsend Acherman and Harry Coleman. Ulpwards of $30,- 000 will be put up in purses. and

AT TRURO RACEWAY

At Truro Raceway Wednesday night, George Turner of Dart- mouth, NS, won three of the eight clashes. With Black Majesty he waslfirst to the wire in the second dash, and he w-as also

Complete lunch

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which were His—ought to be priz. ed above everything else and de- fended, if necessary, even with our life. It means that Christian-

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. For many today, unfortunately, At Mme-[ton Raceway Manday Nylon and acetate slips, lace trim at bodice Flannelette sleepers two pair pants with . Cotton rib, 1311‘th front, short and long sleeve, White (3031-011, 381mm ed. full 011*- m‘hﬁ, m b

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it has been relegated to a second ary place in our civilization as

. a whole and in the lives of most.

It makes us appear to be,“ni»ce" people; it gives us a certain air of respectability in the com-mun- ity; but as far as exercising any great effect on conduct, it often falls very short.

The thought is often expressed when people are involved in some catastrophe: a man needs religion at a time like this. The implica- tion is that the purpose of reli- gion is to get us over the rough spots in life, to give life meaning and provide comfort when we are down on our luck, that it is a kind of subsidiary to happy liv- ing instead of the very reason for life itself.

Because Our Lord taught meek- ness. Friedrich Nietzsche (the German philosopher whose no- tion of the superman was later misapplied by the Nazis) consid- ered Christianity to be a “slave morality.”

His theory was that Christian. ity arose among the Jews who, being constantly under foreign domination, rationalized t h e i r abject state in order to make life more tolerable.

HIS UNDERSTANDING

This is what Nietzsche under- stood by Christian meelcness: if you cannot have power, make a

virtue of its opposite. However‘

ingenious such a theory may be —- and it is not without psycholo- gical acumen — it misses the point of Christian virtue. And the least of the Christian saints, from the standpoint of heroism, mak- es the best of the superman look like a weakling.

The view of Marx too complete- ly misses the mark. A religion

second, was second in the third heat. Times for the second and third heats - 1.59 2-5 and 1.59 4-5.

Thinking back to the Ramble- tonian, our readers will probably remember the great upset Joe O’Brien caused with the absolute- ly overlooked Little Rocky that won the second heat in 2.02. We regret that Little Rocky couldn’t repeat that success on October 2; his summary in the race was 6-6-9. Little Rocky’s season’s win- nings total $315,442.

In the Poplar Hill Farm three- year-old pace, Bye Bye Byrd 1.57 4-5, holder of the world’s re- cord for three—yeanold pacers. made this year, was 1-1; Raider Frost (Joe O’Brien) 2-2, time

Clegvg (H. Oonmielr) 12 Princess ‘H. (Horseman) 2—1, times 2.17 and 2.16 345. Races 2 and 6 - Tommy Shanter (IE. Bernard) 1- 2, Cruiser (J. Goguen) 4-1, Lucky Logan (L. Neill) 2-4, Dexter Scott (J. Bernard) 3-3, times 2.16 2-5 and 2.15 145. . Races 3 and 7 - Gay Sth (J. Gay) 1—1, First Again (J. Goguen) 2-2, Walter Federal (.C. Bowes) 3-6, Famous Boy (T. Bernard) 6-3, times 2.13 1—5 and 2.14 1-5. Races 5 and 8 - Flagman (J. Goguen») 1-1, Top Royal ((1‘. Col- lette) 22, Johnny Russell (Horse- man) 4-3, Betty French (H. Clor- mier) 3—4, times 2.09 3-5 and 2.09 4-5. Flagman’s miles were the

2.00 4-5 and 1.58 4—5. Bye Bye

two fastest stepped in the Mari— times this week.

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It is true that religion ought to and does enable one to put up with many of the miSfortunes of life, but it does so, not by put- ting one to sleep (the opium ef- fect) but by awakening one to values which transcend the ephe— meral sorrows of ordinary exis-

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