~ RELIGION

BY VERY REV. GEORGE

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C. PIDGEON, D.D., LL.D.

First Moderator of the United Church of Canada

LIFE IS ONLY ONE

beginnings. All over the land, | thousands of boys and girls are going: to school for the /first, time. Others are starting a new

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sent when the impact will count | and when their memories will | take hold of these precious

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| Forum will be getting underway | ¢ September is the month of ‘dedicated workers are there to passages and hold them all their 94 visit must now be postpon-| | with its first program falling on| 3

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, { , : v . ty . 3 ; hi: : ince and converted inte linseed The Charlottetown, : | me {eiiand si cake meal are boxe! Problems Of Unemployment |=" —-_aAe AMONG THE FARMERS ~ si, tte ter Y as ae of Agriculture and the Atlantic . q , | ployment was still the number,thing in Arctic construction | & Las , . Provinces Hewomie counci. O«| StF@SSEM In Vain Horne Talk {ixate's are ince wek'ss as" Goon as nussunne Federation ef Agriculture Newsletter Because so many there were en-/AS GOOD AS RUSSIANS Thursday afternoon a meeting = - gaged in uninsurable employ-| He said the project, started un - == | representative of these two bod-| EDMUNDSTON, N.B. (CP)—|Fraser companies would sell at}ment, he said statistics did not|der the purevious Liberal adniin- MAN ON THE MOON States suggesis to the Russian | jes and of possibilities in connec-|J. C. Van Horne, Progressiveha lower price. There was solid| reveal a true picture. istration, is a demonstration tha‘ _ For untold ages the moon has | leader that capitalism has good | tion with this crop. It is possible |Conseryative member of parlia-| proof, Mr. Van Horne contended > Canadians can build at. ok as attracted the interest and excited | features and that those living) that flax production might lend} ment for Restigouche ; Mada-| that the total production of this . well as the Russians under Arctic imagination of the human/under it do enjoy a wide mea-| itself as a second cash crop to| waska, called Wednesday night} mill could be sold, thus ensuring Arctic To handicaps. Of all the heavenly bodies} sure of freedom and oportunity| the interest of the larger potato|for Prime Minister Diefenbaker| full employment in his words, if wn Mr. Hamilton's statement dur- at only close one enough for|and further if he concludes that | growers. and New Brunswick Premier| Fraser companies would accept “ ing an interview was his first study by the naked eye. It has| the Americans are not a warlike | SCHOLARSHIP Flemming to ease the unemploy-| slightly lower prices. Idea Attacked since Inuvik came under commit- been, attributed with certain| people and only desire peace} So far no response has been | ™€™ situation in his constitu-| CEASED WOODS WORK tee attack last June from some agricultural powers never prov-| then the way may be paved for| received to ‘the announcement ency. Eary in August, said Mr. Van ‘ government supporters. Mr. en but nevertheless firmly be-| Something much better in the way | that applications will be accepted He spoke to his constituents Horne, all woods work connected OTTAWA. ‘CP)-The planned Hamilton at that time reserved lieved in by many people. of mutual understanding. Twenty- | for the travelling ‘scholarship of- pI gy maa ae with yo oe mill had/western Arctic town of Inuvik,| jaoment as MPs questioned the Sowing of certain crops in the | five million Russians are report-| fered the Nuffi oundat- satldea. ceased and indications were that| whose $34,000,000 cost came un- weiieen hele dark of the moon was discour-|ed to have died at the hands of} jon a aritaie. Any Agi. Taras ene-te Me Drcnboer Sad the no_wood would be barked next oer of Se & aged, the butchering of animals | Germany in the last war. people, men. or Women, are in ada tc Whe Flemming ' — Since pene operations|sive Conservative Members {| ministrative headquarters from ___- in certain phases of the moon| IH this is so i is hardly rea-/|vited to write the Federation of} He asked the prime minister mm a eae thi ~—\ = Parliament earlier this year, was| earby Aklavik and raised the 3 was not encouraged and certain-| sonable to believe that the Rus-| Agriculture, Box 546, for further | for revision of the unemployment! belief that within oe 7 the given a glowing bill of health} question of goverament waste. ly its effect on the weather was|sian people can have much infovmation and ‘application | insurance act to provide unem-| Atholville mill would he coseeiel Wednesday by Northern Affairs firmly believed in by many people| stomach for war. But said Lord | forms. ployment payments for those not|ely cosed. He said several Fra-| mister Hamilton. although never scientifically est-| Beaverbrook, “A nation that lives|QN THE HOG FRONT covered. He called for » housing| ser companies off H we decide we are geing to DEVELOPING : mpanies officias, incuding| equcate the children of th ablished. in fear acts in folly” and the} In August Canadian hog grad-,Program similar to that in the| President Aubrey Crabtree, had| “wca'® the © 0 Se | ear eee Then of course there has always|Temoval of that fear in both|jng<-reached an all time high | Umited States, he decried what he| refused to give any assurance to ee Soe ie i Tears Seaeoet been a man in the moot but why| Russia and the United States now | for that month, 570,500 as against | C@lled the high cost of being athe contrary. Seuvikt te pena d es oe GARNHU OTO or how he got there no one| becomes one of the world’s great-| aucust 1944, with 506,500. ~ | C@madian, called for the cutting} Mr. Van Horne asked the (Pro ae id ae” oe ee knows. However there is now|est problems. Damestic disappearance is the of red-tape in granting television} vincial government to take “‘im- : etl - on his return from STUDIO . something on the moon which| EARLY FALL term used to indicate consupm- licences, and said the industrial| mediate: result-producing and ef- i don't think you'll find any-if wee = one has never been there before.| Fall arrived this week in vig-| tion treads. The Federal De.|{cycohment, bank was too con-| fective action.” —— = ——SSS==== Something on this earth | erous fashion although with much | partment of Agriculture figures|” Mr Van Horne asked that thel itn ee er £0 the: Prime min- has been delivered to the moon| less frost than was the case|show this as up 26% for pork| New Brunswick governments look | ome Said_unem- The Ladies’ Branch of the and it is now within the realm|in New Brunswick where many |for the current 7 months of 1959, into the reduced operations of Pe of possibility that man will go| crops show evidence of its ef-| that is, a weekly average of 131,-|the Fraser Companies Ltd. mill Charlottetown Curlin Club to the moon and return to earth—| fects. Haying still goes on, har-| 600 hogs to date in 1959, as a-|at—Atholville, west of Campbell- 3 a reality which could be even| vest activity is at a high level| gainst 104,100 last year. ton’s town limits. present their more -startling than any fairy} and on calm nights the odour of IRISH BIGGEST EATERS He claimed the total produc- tale ever devised, Man's hori-| Wilting potatoes fills the air.| The Irish are the biggest eat-| tion of the mill.could be sold if HIRD ANNUAL — are deepening at tremen- asad a there os is get-/ers in the world. . speed and his explorations erway and--potato-dig-| That's the report from the} three regional topics for the sea- u“ “ of space will likely be extended ging will soon be in high fash-| United Nations where figures|son and to plan further farm PARADE OF FALL FASHIONS for thousands of years to come.| ion. Days become shorter and | show the Irish consume an aver-| forum promotion. Farm Forum COINCIDENCE with the shades of eve starting | age of 3,510 calories per person | is primarily an educational pro- at the : Whether planned or whether~-by | to close in at 6 o'clock the work-| per day. The Danes are not far| Sram, The learning process is SOFT AND COMFORTABLE coincidence that the rocket land-| ing days becomes restricted add-| behind with 3,500 calories. Next | £0ing on idealy throughout Man's CURLING CLUB a on the moon and Khruschev — oie peeeee of getting! in order are the New Zealand-| entire life. Probably there never - : * i Ini wo e. t ss! peopl A beige and white wool tweed] styling with the ay atieesoabet eee reatieee eb orien acai emacniere-—-- ete peek tee aamaoioion “o sen | | had suse mines ane naam OCTOBER Sth, 6th and 7th eat oe lar trimmed with beige mink. | important. Speaking in Frederic-| A coronary heart attack has| 3,230, the Canadians with 3,140,| Study and understanding If farm Ee icelariy Patt and comfortable| S™4l! waistcoat pockets on each ton on Tuesday Lord Beaver-|eaught up with Mr. William Ret- | and the United States with 3,100, |existance is to be satisfactory. ‘ “mM. : + emphasized the importance | tie, President of \the Dairy Far-| At the bottom of the. list are| Im addition to offering education = pe ene Semee Seneees — of the United States and Russia! mers of Canada and. oe Philippines and India where | Farm, Forum offers . See DRY CLEANERS PLEASE CONTACT CLUB MEMBERS FOR . understanding one another and| him to his bed for at least two less than\2,000 calories a day|amd an opportunity of community || 2 Kest St Phone 4322 TICKETS trust each other. | months. Mr. ‘are consumed on the average per | development.

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moment and consider a little of what is involved in this new step we take.

The Bible has much to say about beginnings. The book of Genesis opens with the words: “In the beginning, God created the heavens and the earth. '

The Gospel of John goes far beyond this and finds the source of all Creation in the heart and will of a personal God: “In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God..all things were made by him.

From that point the book goes on to delineate the character of Him who is the Source and Support of all that is, and we see ourselves and our destiny in the hands of One whose name is Love.

What, then, do I mean to Him, and what does He mean in me? |] To find the answer to this ques- tion is the chief concern of everyone.

In the first place, He loves | me. As his child I have a place | fn His heart that the world | cannot take.

As the Creator He has wrought | something in me that fs not to be reproduced in any other be- |

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