H S” SS ' '1' S -- - - Monday. July 9. 1956 The Guardian. 3 I . a 6 lea the hostess. 'l llll-llllllll Mm Describes Hunt For Oil . ..,”'?.';".i.i::..”i:.'”2':.'..m.3::.?

By Very Rev. George 0. Pl(l800'v D-no LL”- rirsiuoderuuostasllslsoscasrot-lcllndl

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Mrs. Hughes called on Miss shir- ieyniamondtoread anaddress. .' and on Master Robert 5UVOll'9I whmpresented her with two daint- ily wrapped gifts on the occasion of her leaving with the Rev. Mr. Hardy for West Cape. I Mrs. Hardy. in her usual-grac- ous manner thanked the children and leaders (or their gifts and kind expressions and for their co- operation during the years ab had worked with them.

& Minerals In Nova Scotia

lNAGf3N1Sii, N.S. (CP) - Nova in the Sterling area of Cape Bre Scotias chief mining enginser ton where the Mindamar Meals described the detailed hunt for Corporation closed down earlier muierals and oils in the province this year. Last year its concen- Thursday as he told members of trate production was valued at iii) 'lll'0Vlnce'S mining society 3,000,000. u n eoomin win . S "S S” S msrsu. mu.

8YDsum industry.

M. G. Goudge of the provincial He said the Canso Mining Cor- mines department told how pros poration is erecting a 250-ton per P801103. drilling and mining day mill in the Forest Hill area crews are looking for, or devel- of Guysborough County where oping. widespread deposits of the province's only active ilold Sold. 5311. copper. iron oil and district is located. Negotiations

were under way for further devel-

gimnn, the son of John: you shall be called I Rock." Now rock-like was what Simon was not by nature. 3. wu impulsive and unsteady. He was here today and gone tomor- low, Yet IIIIUGE uICIll8' lllild. llll nmngrgraee supplied what nature had denied him, and he became tn, gock on whose confession Christ huildetf His Church.

There are three institutions

which dun directly with persons

HISTORY ll MARKED

BY MEN or THE IIOUB "He sent a man before them." so a poet of ancient times do- scrlbed God's way of brln I nationthrolllllacrlslslnits is- tory. The man had been prepared in advance to meet a supreme need, and then by the strangest of courses. was brought to the pos- ition in which his powers found their field.

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The schools have lust closed. and I!lllllV'” their l3”':;"c;' "LS But gypsum W" the tam,” opmem I A Mme , numn. ll.'1”y"i3ll'.'il.l""3.l”2i”lr'e"ii”.5il.t Ill.)nlIla'laltIlElt't('llIroel::lla('IIb.Ieclel.o lilfr. V devewiiinlz industry "and nl-lever deposit lno the Lake Ainslie -re-I s I l

in the history of the province has so much interest been taken in ll"! gypsum potential."

GYPSUM DEVELOPMENT

the mm. of Cape Breton.

The teacher who interprets a boy to himself and inspires nlln

duct will emerge the man - or men - of destiny. Some teazher has discerned his capacity and has

DUNCAN .1. FALCONEB B.A.Sc., P. Eng.

Presentation I To

inspired him to cultivate his pow- to rally his possibilities the par- Dunc” 5- Fllconer. BASC-. . . . -

era and guided him in their Ileve- ent whose prayer is anriavered by P- Elisa formerly Manager of mfj" ,(;;j';d?e 3:” Se":l',f,l,l f,”;f,, IIIIDERWOOD TYPEWIIITEIS

lopment. Events in the future will . child's awakening to what he Cinafl 811 A lnizersoll-Randi Com- . P I .0 5 l9 U9 Mrs H H Hard

take a shape that call for the non really is and may become the Maya Kirkland Lake 3,-nncn ll! Cheierie. Hants County, . . . Y JNANDAID-ELECYIIC-PORYAILI t ' i. r - ' quarry lh' fll d it continues i... .-

gledmthe mm Wm be ready '3 meet &e5l9tl; '::aS:IpG"?::el5ol:l1n::e "fl: E?Am.l:en Regfgnmilg h&3:?rS;5" to developlsltaalargg operation" in The June meeting of South Win- 4;

the Meiford area of lnvenress county. The Johns-Manville Com- pany has optioned large tracks of land near Milford. Halifax County, where the National Gyp- sum Company now has a plant.

A record 3,700,000 tons of l.'.VP' sum were produced in the prov- ince last year and he said the total is expected to reach 4.000.- 000 tons this year.

A large deposit of high-grade salt was being developed at Pug- wash by the Malagash Salt Com- pany and production of 500 tons a day was expected later this

sloe United Church Mission Band met at the home of Mrs. Orville Turner with a good attendance. Devotion was led by Mrs. Erich Hughes with recitations and duets by several members. Mrs. H.H. Hardy led in prayer. Posters were given to the members. Mrs. Har- old Diamond presented the story from the Study Book.

it was decided to have the July meeting at the shore. Collection was 1.60. After the business the Mission Band Purpose was re-

responslbie for the operation of Ill! Company": branches at Mont- realnl: Sherbrooke, P. Q., Syd- Hey. N. S.. and St. John's. Nfld. The Eastern Region covers New- foundland, Prince Edward Is- land. Nova Scotia. New Bruns- wick, Quebec and Eastern On- tario as far west as Kingston. Born at Port Elgln. Ontario. Mr. Falconer worked in various mines in Gowganda, Cobalt and Noranda areas. Following grad- uation from the University of To- ronto with a B.A.Sc. degree in

it is a story old but ever. new ADDlNG' lilGURlNG MMHINES ..God8 use of a man to halt the downward trend of a generation or to lead a movement upward to higher conditions of life and action.

A recent writer mentions such examples as Abraham, Moses. David and Isaiah and adds that "it is not in the Bible only. but all down the course of history the coming of that great leader has changed the current of events. This appearance of the right man at the critical time is often like a miracle. No law of averages pro-

greatest benefactors of the race

Tn chimp; boy or girl for some- thing higher than is now before him or her and then guide in lj "nnnaon is to share in Gorl's creative activities on the highest. level we can know.

While we magnify the work or the 'one who dlscerns and brings out the genius, we must not nur- look the far greater service of A wing the many of average cap- nmy whose principles and ideals will lift the level of life in the com- munity to which they belong.

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duces him. No characteristics of --God mnng rnvg the common Mechanical Engineering in 1935 v . , A peated. The gr.ip had a very HALIFAX N. 5. 3 the crowd show what he is to be. man; He made so many of them" he was employed in Various min- ;'i:::lrin;rv:'eisp'l”g'63g i0f:;l"ap;gl:c pleasant half hour playing games Can 3682,, ' He ls llke I llesllnllll lfom the in n wine ggylng of other days. lie ing, mechanical. electrical and Mine”! Ex iormions Limngd on the lawn and later were treat-

hand of God" (Bowie). is wise who "95 in suck folk his milling capacities at mine; 1;; P ' ed to ice cream. drinks and cook- sj

ed for the huge tented city at Saint John, N.B.. both members Camp Gagetown. N.B., this aum- of the Black Watch (Royal High- mer are. Pte. Russell Feitmate land Regiment) of Canada. Super-

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OTTAWA (CP) - The problem of needy First World War veter- ans; who will soon he too old to uork came before the Commons Friday.

Cbl. A. J. Brooks, (PC-Royal) Progressive Conservative spokes- man . on. veterans affairs, said their average age is 66 or 67. He

month to those receiving only the allowance was of little help.

Col. Brooks said Canadian vet- erans never have been unreason- able ln their requelits to the gov- ernment. Tha Canadian Legion never had made excessive de- mands. ' ' T SEES INEQUALITY.

Controller Roy W. Mllner, who an- nounced hls resignation Friday during a stormy session of the Commons agricultural committee. will become the next chief of the board of grain s.Dnlll'IlESlDl1Cl'I, it was disclosed Friday.

maximum 360 a month for single recipient! and flat! for married veterans. it was increased last year from :50 and S90 monthly.

The income ceiling. above which the. allowance is reduced, is 8840

Problems Of First War Veterans Are Aired

i., a member of the Royal Can- adian Reglment. (National De- fence Photo)

World

once be extended to veterans who served only in England during the First World War. Perhaps it could be granted to those who served there for a certain number of ye s. It was unfair that they we e Ineligible while the allow-

of the more than 3,000 cases had been readjusted upwards to pro- vide larger pensions.

Clarie Gillls (CCF Cape Breton South), First World War anny sergeant, urged that war

It was through such men that Jesus began His new creation. He began His ministry by calling persons to identify themselves with him and His cause. He closed His earthly ministry by putting the final touches on these persnns' preparation for perpetuating His presence and work in the world.

widest opportunity-

Adenauer In Vigorous Plea

This is not to belittle those earl- ier leaders; we owe them too much for that. We are all inter- ested In the Dead Sea Scrolls, part- icularly ln that manusc in. of the book of Isaiah. It is hundreds of years older than any copy of Isaiahls prorlhecy known before,

important meaning has been chang ed - such was the care taken by the scribes.

But those scribes were not the kind of men capable of doing the work that Jesus had to have done. So He selected a number of ordin- ary men whose minds were open and whose hearts were warm with enthusiasm and so taught and trained them that His Spirit could use them to bring in a new era of redemption.

In the same way the men whom

ported to have said, (if I could get him out of the way. I'd clean up this thing in three months."

ll! AWAKENED MEN

Jesus awakened men to a sense

of crippling amendm ts.

As the final vote neared. the up- position Soclal Democrats fought for adjournment of the Bundestag (Lower House). while accusing the government of trying to "steam- roller" the measure through.

Thirty Socialist amendment! to

Adenauer earlier made a vigor- ous plea for the rearmament bill, which will raise an army of 500,-

000 within the framework of the d

North Atlantic Treaty Organiza- tlon.

Citing the Poznan riots In Com- munls Poland as an example of Russia's vulnerability. the 80- year-old leader said the anti-Com- munist uprising showed that "this edifice which stands against us will one day give way."

as prison sentences handed out in Poznan for the outbreak eight days ago showed.

Opposition spokesman Erltz Er- ler hammered at the main Social- ist theme that West German re-

Sudbury. Timmins and Manitoba.

In 1945 he joined the Toronto sales staff of Canadian Ingersoli- Rand Company Llmited gaining wide .experience in mining, pulp and paper, steel mill. oil refin- inx. Petr -chemic ' and industrial equipment sales work. in 1951 he was appointed Branch Man-

aoclatlons.

......m..:.mm...;a Ex-MINISTER PIIOBED

BELGRADE. Yugoslavia (CP)

A commission of the Hungarian Communist party is investigating

and past errors of the regime. the of fl cl al Yugoslav newspaper Borba reports from Budapest Fri-

at Meal Cove, Victoria County. this year. and he said a scheelite and copper occurrence at Fox Is- land and Canso would be diamond- drilled.

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"ml Yet "'0" M" '"'"""'!l"-' halt the bill's second reading the activities of Mlhaly Farkas. -

differ very little from the earlier. Thursday failed. The strategy former derenc. mining” nnd pom. "S3105! " 'V':i"'b1' l” gr." I In S” "'9 S991” ""'d' by mmd was to reintroduce the amend- buro member to determine his Samurtons an Somme” I.

through those centuries, not one A... ; Friday night responsibility '!or mega! arrests establishments; please use

called for an increase in the cell- He also urged that the allow- W99 W35 Ellie" to ll 50llll9l' Wllli God will nu in the ear, before ll Wesl Germany were "10 Slllnd

lnli On yrrl ' i for might have been in France wlth- 11 m 1y i - around with her hands in her

”l'I”'9 lecelvlni "'9 W” "9l9l"l” T out zeitinx near the front line. ll-Eswclf (I))i.fl'dIll;:.en'.l'lI:o:lIeSl)IItel cfllh Pllcllel-5-" "'9 9”” W” W9"ld 3""-'

a owance. ' a "disatro turn" against er.

Veterans Minister Lapointo said C0l- LlP0l"l' "ld M5 dW3"' ',f,','l”f,'n',l,':Z,,""'.,j',,"fng d.',';'l1"',i',,l Adenauelr sglld.

his officials are reviewing the op- melll "OW mall!!! Payment! 10 mdued wmfthe power. ""3 will Until Russia crumbles. he added

oration of the veterans assistance 194.035 veterans and dependants, match (hem with 3)., non,-. West Germany must build up her

lundth-tl'l0W Aaidmifsxmumhtllo ha, with a total annual bill of t1zB.- Who. with memorial of Glld- ""1": l0l'c9' W m”ll'l'Y WW I

mon -opro e ur er ep t d D It. id in rp ii. 0 O i those under war veterans allow- 685'o0o' . . lsnl,ang'ine.tIl a raidltlael of clllllayd Gael: Sc 0 I

men who cannot supplement their HS "Id dlsablmy Sll”W3"ce' rge's type being raised up to '-.ad No"nNG ALTEBED e e allowance with ,-art-time work. for first world war veterans were Bi-min to victory in world w" 1. The chancellor said nothing had A

The means-test allowance is a 0'l'l'-AWA (CW - T!'Ill5P0l'l reviewed in the last ygnr, gnu Yet at one stage the Kaiser is re Clllnled belllnd the Iron Curtain

also Lobby. the Non I

plans to develop a zinc ore body v

I I l Ind ' . , fill If Ibllltl , . , ill - :1. 4fJalIororlI)alrrIIegdev:teerl'!aoiI1Is.. The 64-yearold srain authority "'"""s amwmnces be P-Md W” Vovllene SlI,l?l'l!:n Pziseryolwiilumnlgt i.i:-Illtlutllllglglovlll ormtellen cllfntpmlilil.-l L1: lop; Rgquggrp who acts in a dual role of con- gg,rl:!fIc':)"l:1";)TeatI1nvget?h,'(;a"),sA:rI;9 brought to Him. He said. "You are tween free and Communist llytstes. i II II CDI. Brooks ll"8Ed the KOVEl'll- holler Sud board member will 5llc' idence in Canada to qnalify In l 'T' A

men; in ndnpg the cnnndin Let ceed D. G. MacKenzle as head ases the husband 'had 1

lonls request that the annual in- gal mi ml?” ;"h"'u"'e 6?'l;l:'mol: Illgdwls if 19' years after arrivinll

come ceiling bet set at 31.200 for l" 'c 9" 9 "3 "5 " 9 9" 1 1 ti, 20. 9 r rm .1 '

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