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Emp1oyer. "Surely, is Xones,
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Typist.
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4 'LENTEN SERI R nothing else, _ it would eve been
benediction for aU the weel4` to
:Early was Seatedbefore; nuaa tho . i bl ee el end
were, here. Tom' few who•' •t1...pre,. , tie n trou.. e, a ,Cling, 'help a
ceded nae were` of ;their own 4 chops + .Peace,
The 0,044g WAS ,not an -
log in ° :the Very hack" seats.' ' i)0 sion • •,it, »was., entottot ,,.;made,: ,, .s
it should be a orshi ful 7. .art
of,.the service. -Tlfen"there followed
that rto •which y Heart 'Was wholly
Of. the c, tt" ." reser wi e:•_a . •losit,. the>`sir gin g of "The Lord's My
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'MRCP! �. nr..m o '' a :�w ' h::: ' '�' Shepherd, � 11 ,not want, to
..... e d t p tt • nue Critnond ;, tune, by • a lady soloist
Seemed to encoprage some others :to who' sang most' feelingly. England
take , more ; £orwara places. *What s' e z " o r 'that.
.. ha "gone xa y ;rrB , .� t , tune
.did that -great, I audxnaster, . ousa,• the last eighteenmoths. I has
.., F .. months. , t
of ,American .fanxe, ..:say About, a taken a favorite 'place in hymn
scattered,erowd to which. he played:,
t e „ u n use any-- or.', '
:tha •h „ e4 id .e , , .,,...0 y s t where r:' the- '.. tiny,.:• otl>�-�• is�,;,su�<
o •audience,except ••a ,,scattered one." ,cessive journeys, Arun,''' to the '. tube°
The,�ltev Dr,..Gee: , Jackson in his Rimington, which had. lira, plaee
article '.in , a. religious Journal .,on and favor there• f#r ' 'some years,.
f`Thp Man In {the •Back ,Pew'', said Some •of ', us remember how :the
he�ha =a Witty rien .. ho remiarked
d. wty`�. -.dw great 'visiting: at. o onto 17x=
001*, .. .. gr a..,, pond T r_
his'preaehi gulromn. a; pulpit, ,hibition one year before t' e•war-
,atrlhe, ar, end of a ;church to ;_4ple .Was i the `Bess; s of the
t, . � e ,. •. , Baru
?
hb old • ecu nl c ,~ .I
wo a b s •
w' w
�' back _e c re
y � band f ---gave that tun asn
a.d, v ain. .o.
, would. �' . ..... , ga ..�4• a...
as i
1 �iu t
t i k� o a
the•., t;, w •. .e ry g „ _ �, �e ;to. the -'.great ,'app;. tiding tftadience.
a. am.i.
i v c s ,sire
sea.
red " a 'iii•,
j a•.. , . i,� � � .' • after they .had •'xeade ,uh,.gtt-_
Such ,stories: ;lave. been told and cently' a ,great.'cltssic ...piece' :that
strong;".tit` ncy'.'.used ••.to persuade mightily stirred all. ' Now Crimond
PS, rfrn
1e ti xV:o . front seats in the , thisplace
in holds• popular place in hymns.
name .of eomh ion sense ;and -sound In 1947 and '48 you ,could' • go'•into
pyse ology; but in 'most auditor- any` chuith of any denomination
iums 'where worship is: held it de s and be treated.to "Crjinond," sung
not make •an iota of difference. 'by old and young witb;gr�eat hearti-
It ia. one:of the sins of the saints cess' -the shepherd hymn In the
who. listen from afar and ' often. English, scene. '• •
,
complain that they d'at,hear. -Then as another hymn preceded
I :bowed° my .head as- most did on the sermon the robed'choir quietly
seating myself and made my ,own proceSsioned.. from their 4 exalted
'prayer. There. is one provided :by: places to: those:negleeted front seats
-roost . calendars. ` .One J. -like is. that ankh 'inade' �thein.look_as 'if 'somebody
Which reads: "Show Thy reconciled cared ' for them, taking 'away that
face, Take away our sin and "Shame. gap ° !Mat yawned between the
Let us feel Thy presence near while
we in Thy house appear." -But
I provided,,;•as• 1 took a glance.at -
the front of the church, thankful, • The •announced subject was "The
words for. the flowers on the • table, Christ • of Lent." .The text •was _f ronl :
a. lovely 'bouquet placed there for Hebrews: . "Consider ... Christ."
the day in: nueiuory of those who had It *as • a liappy choice for the
died • in the 'current month last Passion seaspu,_which the Minister
year—a loving token . of ' remem» claimed ought' to be'the peniteu.tia1=
brance. - Also included Was thanks -season • for •all' • •Christians. That
giving :for the music of the • organ;
and- that -- which , the choir would
provide fele . the-�•preacher•- ewe --were
expecting to ' appear,. 'for the com-
tfortable :warm .building, and . "God
bless us -a11-; Amen'" •
people .go enrlY : 'to secure Pews
a dor .
i
s� 'vies o..
.i'. ta 3
ne 3'e t the o � �. c
r.to take ,a seat about the .: middle
h I' y. f uti
h hr'c,.
A n ha d i'.en car
'`ears without "ani i eciden't said the.
other 111.0 „nkat "when ” a driver
Ili a: child• he (the driver) is
I00%• to .blame, When .asked,
‘Iir4t a ehiid runs out, Arofl
behind •a • eat ?•i ., h ig rePlied`a. 'There
always u• , child going , 'toun'-•
�
front, .behind a car .1 ant Passing:
u 1.: , T • n see under,,the ear
tress'
. , .d there. Trice
her i a h h c
hitt' there s n. a il,, ,
my
car
�n ,� da have' ,sto e
within two ,feet ef. ,a . child that
j'um'ped ,on, t' the road •in .Hepar of
•
hale.
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The courageous Christ, ;,,the 'Chr `t
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Canada's northland. is no .'conger
pus eommuuion, was the• ofutiiue of 'they -wild, frac eoun ry it: once '`Yprs
''the -00r4104, To :consider. these yyherpe{a ntaxt wee` fFee ' o eturve
to `death., die �.
• , .,, a .'fi .� ,. �➢� , liroiCen
avexed 'artery -without utedicai
.tied!:G .
Now, aionrg the fringes Qf cly-
in
itis talk whieh~'to my thimCin'; ation, la the thick bush. country Qt
war, ..1 did'•' and,that :was,. -,to," Oz1tario, lir ,the' frozen
t t1 e f sol ti .' o adhh t
t ke-- i .beio . r i . a oil. f tr g lis s iu ttW17
oneof the : Gospels�„,to • o. ��e oak. cs o
aside h a Coope , iarren,: ouu'try. where Indian, .tribes:,
aside„ Xa as . A are . s�attered., s •moves -'a`n, ,army Qf
and do, it d, vaut
6,1100 and.#0 :u uty and see,
eMen and. women carrying .lied rosy
. i r � • g '�
se done,, •how t Would.,, b ,bug',
-us to d scov er .or rediscover some,: •hest. aid 4441141s and only tea eager
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to, save a loans life►, or prevent
tltlilg�o�. the wealth of our spiritual' r li T t , r,
” ?t, ala n . fel ane of disab omen ;{ To
�exitase. Do ,that,. he said . d ,
..: ,. ,gether_ :wit :, tlie. w75 m d;:()ro7ss,.;outt;-
thdn'eonla bitek to i?aesatld LeIX me . s o ital � d rs :' tions:
it. that Scriptural ..approach to the Path P a an btu int; stn .. .
Christ of "tent is'. root .much be er' that dots ; the .cotintr ' ; in 'frontier'
•. . tx
Man ambl,ing ,eaSiially the., Palls' they. cary them ed
icl_knaw-'
road to Easter": ledge of
civilization rlgh f into the
ioneer<s y ,own back ard,.
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rst a lrimeat Zits received
several . calls or instruct; nd
�,�- I' .ou -t d
To.n e C
m tubers ' M :."
Two ,, . .. J»' .4W:fro* tl •n districts.
� o g.
Some 300 udso •B'.st man
'nib "_ ns and.Mrs; T • e ie • were �.- nr a . I'o _ _
ba . � , w ed , . "first
Welcomed into Ahmi eek Chiipter, tigers pore over the ixsi aid, man
at the April 'meeting, held . uals in; ti'hei °lonely 'its, since Be d
in MacKay 'Hail-
iththe regent,
e en . Cross :material has been: approved
c . ay 1 w . _ r g , t, as s ' plemientary,. medical material
MTS. J. O.ellaire, Pres; in .,•
for them.
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A 'donation of $25 was voted' to- , Spruce 'F,Lumbering •Company
;wa s` . h Crippled„ y' tit apuskusiallsxhg :in Northern Un
rd the: C poled, Children s Fund tario has r st d Red,Cross est
eque e dist
'reverently "its the, walk .was taltei
down the Lenten: road to t Calr'C'at.'y
a tib
,and E'aster_w, s .thee lance of;
timely, iue age. `
Oxte• suggestion. the. 'Minis ter made'.
and $3, towards refreshments for a; ` id ,has
.t :, . last shalt for
a oral and. ru, o
party for the new Canadians study- their timekeepers. •Bushworkers • in
ing English. A•committee of twelve this district; at present rely,, on one
was appointed to ° assist with the doctor and one nurse.'' '
refreshments. • • The. Department of Indian Affairs
•tion
14It�s. Staniiforth •" requested that uses Red•Cross-first _aid.. instruction
each member get up a •. table • for material for its far -+sung •Indiaui`=
nursing services.
And in January,' the Canadian
Travelling' Ski School. held .at Col=
lingwood;'and Port -Arthur under
the alispices of. tie Ontario Govern -
Ment Department of Travel and
Publicity .couductod,..,Red • •C,ross,
.vihter •first aid classes.
—Iwo, Cross training in winter
'first 'aid was far superiorto' any
word, "penitential" . recalled -what .dressed the meeting ODthe same training given.. previously;' Officials'
an , tt1d,. gentleman at- supper„.the subject- and ;deeinxed it 'advisable to_kdecla4red. • - ' .
bother.. evening .'had •tod us.--about-o', ora ; ;aa coniimltteeto mare .the: 1n , the three=year-old. ,first
a; girl in ,a Sunday school : class proper-, arrangements. As a result ald department trained more than
r d
that -lie was- conducting as- suprply Mrs., .LeS�aire end . •fi4rs.,wReddittr 1,113Q , ,sxandard.
teacher at the,,regnest .ef the reguhir with. ,Mrs. G. • W, : Paterson, as sub- graduated i more .than 100' instruc-
stitiute; '`were appointed 'ta act wit !. tors. Part • of the .11ed • Cross
A g: he cho, _ 0,000,000 budget.'for which it .' Is
f -,student- 'width--aiy '-d'ue-faiiatess- . pr-esen•t-•-een nie ng na ' ons-.
Glazier • reported ' o' n' . appeal; ., goes to . research and lin
rostrum' and 'the back half of the cards lit the. blossom 'tea, to be held
chprch. ^ -^^ • in May. The•T proceeds of the rum-
mage sale were reported as 05.30.
The educational secretary, Afrs.
.Wilmot; . gave a report. urs -
Erskine and rMrs. Redditt also gave
the results' of their interviews .re-,
,gardiug.,-fho new scholarship for a
worthy pupil going to Nori nal'
School: .'P,S. Inspector Kinkead. ad-
-The " Doxology never becomes. teacher. WWWll versed " in . Scripture
threadbare .and . it' w s :'sun _well a d willing •to help.,,where lie• could
�by e,.,r.hlcmn.„--ffo'flawing,-the- hc� tried to -i -do ,liis rbest,tetfio»
invocation was • inost'"he trtilpar that .occasion; The ,class lie :found
'tieipated in with its ret -rain, -'"For were .inatten hve an eg ven to :.talk
His mercy shall endure, Ever faith- about anything but :the Scripture
fol, ever -sure." I recalled• that ,lesson.. Trying to start At:, some
Joltn Milton is .said to have written, useful: point,. he 'seized,;: •upon : the
that . noble hymn whet; . he was "Repent ' ye" .92 tone of the verses,
twelve years of -age: Shouldn't. we and• asked openly that some' one
know,. more of .the aiitho rs of: our of them would arouse 'interest, in -
'hymns -and the cireumstances.under: the lesson :by giving the :meaning
which they were written? "I don't of "repent." One -, girl -broke
7t --We 1d--beoverto'ailcd' °°'th: 'with an arrogant, Way:, -Saying they
biographical sketches or Ser on- did not want to- know or heartray-
ette,s; '1i� Pvery: hymn -.-sting; -but a ,ping--about-such-a matter.-
-They-
illuminating sentence,' or a' "happy ..•didn'.t '-ebme to Sunday school to
reminder" associated with the :use.'hear of that ,kind• of old-fashioned
of the hymn, would add much; to stuff., and:'thus expressed an at -
the interest in , its, use. titude that was both •ruder and un -
Christian. He kept bis. patience
,and gently ; asked was there no
.place for repentance in, life and
teaching,; .` .did -.nobody 'ever- feel
grieved ° when he'. -had done wrong?
,Was it • wrong for, teen-age ` girls
today to do;things' 'and hold ,certain
attitudes. and, carry through wrong
plans to ;hunt. and spoil :things for
others, e s, and no -,sense of shame to
:follow? Was there no place for
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"AU things living He doth feed,
Hifi full hand supplies their need.
Howthat caught me 1, I thought
of- the trouble my dear old .'sister
gets into with her near neighbors
becatise she befriends all the dogs
and cats and the hungry birds
abeftii that 'suburban. street where
she lives. To her it 'is a work of
love. It's -strange how one thing
calls up -another, even in ehureh, 'sorrow that comes- of a deep ' sense
of having , done , wrong? That
Lenten lesson -id that class, he:
said, 'did , not iSzz ono .the ` beads 62
such; ea 4.luxinterested•=class --withy
such a spirit: as thhe girl was shave-,
as"y'o!u sing. That story, in Adeline
Tesky's _.:fine book on Canadian
pioneer life, came back to
"Candlelight Days."---,-. ,.The: cironit
riderreacher was it 'love with
the -ainiable virgin of his c ngrega-
tion, -Miss Mary ;Martha, and wond-
ered about her general suitability to
become a preacher's Pvife before he
made : advances, --Sleeting young
Peter Pati, on • the road .one. day,,
who knew the young lady well,
,young minister r ventured to
ask,."Peter Paul,,,is •.-she a Chrjst�,
late?" Tiie ad `
lai}Mieeimt (bless.his-
heart!) • 411:know she :Is. She, feeds.
aft the starvin' ' cats• and dogs turd'
puts the young birds in their nests
when' • they : fall Mout ;7 and doesn't
Mind at all when Elizabeth Hannah
bosses her." °
"All that ,sounds like the fruits
of, the Spirit," ,said the ' Circuit
Itider'.with interest. '
How ] liked the small choir,
about a dozen of, them. There
would have been .perhaps thrice that
number "at a Morning. service. They
chose a setting of; that hymn "Come,
ye disconsolate," 'whose refrain •is, •
"Earth has no sorrow that .heaven
cannot. heal" The setting followed
pretty'° -closely. the tune 'a'lmost; uni-
versally rissociated, with it._It wag,
beautifully dome, If there had been.
croes, an. •.rs: dtedditt on im-
migrat%ons Mrs., Redditt spoke of a
plan ' whereby the new Canadians
might be -blade •better citizens ,and
have a place to spend their;.Ieisure
hours.'
:Mrs. „Tichborue, -Empire study
convener, chdse Newfoundland as_a
subject. The paper, given ,by:, Mrs.
Dodd; deait;-inainiy--wide-lit ° . -
new • Province 'and What ,Cenfe'der-
:anon,--may-•do Tor: Newfoundland--'as-
suggested by Joseph R. Smallwood,
the first, Premier- of tine new Pro
vince and the. man regarded ns
mainly, responsible.. for bringing
Newfoundland into Confederation. -.=.
It • was decided that. the May
meeting be "held .in the evening.
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A dog is. loved-
• By •old; and young; ..
He wags • his tail,
tengue-
Qurxwell �gpo3nt fu rai ,, hoa, e'lx '611, Its ai
1tios.
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is at th. servie of fatailies we.Sery ': ' There
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E. E. Cranstt3n gives experieneed attention •: to,, every
' de!tuil.
Cemetery• arrangements, flowers, telegra
when accesatransportationryx and ot @r i ems.of
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later,' entering .the:. Presby
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known throughout the " Presbytery
of Htrroli:.
' Two 'Irishmen•, one aceo;npah,
:gib .• 1114 -•: wifevxnht mr,, the ..street,
Said Pax to *Mike: ` "Let 'me pr
sent- ne woife to yez."
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' t'�"•94'8'Yt~''O�-3ne'+�Own:" • . ' :,� ;s:
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words?" ' ,
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"That's correct"
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