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RACY slums sriis Spencer Tracy and Frank Sinatra are starred in the Devil at Oclock as Mistresses the To Be Treated Just Like Wives Its iln Order LONDON lltcutcrs The British government will instruct immigration office to treat mistresses like wi Parlia ment was told Friday The courtesy was ordered in draft of new instructions which will be issued to officers when the governments bill reg ulating Commonwealth immig ration comes into effect The government will instruct its immigration officers to carry out their duties without regard to race color or religion Among the operational proce dures woman who has been Ii Yo Ho Ho ilnd Oi Stabilizing Tank Water OllAWA CPllts enough to make seadogs walk the plank voluntarily The navy is intro ducing new stabilization sys tem to reduce the roll of naval ships The system is simplicity it self Tanks containing fluid are placed on either side of the ship They are connected by nar row duct The greatest mass in the tanks remoins on the high side of the ship thus countering the vessels roll lhenavy two years ago car ried out exhaustive tests withl the system The roll in sea state fivea rough sea with wave South Pacific Island priest and convict respectively Filmed in color it starts Sun day at the Imperial ing in permanent association with man even if not mar ried to him should be treated for this purpose as wife lm migration officers should bear in mind any local custom of tra dition tending to establish the permanence of the association The instructions deal with the various categories of cititens wishing to enter Britain after the controversial Common wealth immigrants blll becomes law They cover persons with iar bor ministry employment vouchers studean and close relatives of persona already ad milled ll Bottle heights of eight to lit feelwas 15 degrees with the tanks not operating four degrees with the tanks working The tests were so successful that the transport department is installing antiroll tanks in new icebreaking cable repair ship The system differs from the tin stabilization system in that it maintains the same rollre ducing influence regardless of speed This feature makes it an ideal application for research vessels and other ships required to act as stable platforms when stopped or at slow speed CONTRIBUTED SERMON Bible Impresses Itself Irresistibly Upon By REV FRED JACKSON mud United Church Many believers if askedwhat the Christian faith means to them would find it hard to give ready answer Some would reply by quoting fav orite passage of Scripture well known creed or famil iar hymn whose lines have become embedded in the liturgy of Christian devotion There is nothing wrong with trying to express our deepest thoughts and convictions through the words of others provided we know clearly what these words mean and can make themrconvincing to others as well as to ourselves That is to say the message of our hymns and creeds as well as that emanating from our pul pits must speak to the mind and heart of people passing DAILY CROSSWORD ACROSS Insane Bs8 Ca wlii Grand Central Station Endeavor ammonites iyuv Salt mites 7Seed coat 81nfent Ireland 10Avel to the ntclmsme ground so Mr Ikes van home town 1Mlshnh 17 Each one section obs contra 16 Ebrcln 19 Pineapple matters 50 Am 18Shout 21 Site of 190w of Papeebe contempt 26 Doctorate exams 28 French colloq IE Mens 31 Misfortunes 32750 muse smaller 84 16th Spanish fleets 38 Ohs and 41 Dried BTBPE 42 Mormon state 43 Well recess 44 Cluosgo Stadium 45 Kills 46 Sailor blouse DOWN Curves South Seas port grappled with the problems of through the tensions of the atomic age This is no time for reciting vain repetitions or theological duties The mere vocabularist may attain proficiency in juggling his vocabulary but let him not identify the approved verbiage with religious faith Christian preaching has been most effective when it has the unsophisticated man with our common failures that breed despair with our ingrained self seeking that develops callous ness with our cowardice that weakens the powerof faith but also with the eternal hope that is set before us Down in the mire of human wickedness and in the blessed earth that every farmer loves is the shift of theology as well as of preaching When theology deserts the iaity it cuts itself alWtun ens crowng has £1017 25noom1fl 24SAII skrlt sailed as and out 27 19th prairie house aleond vx is Yesterdays Amer LMA 31 Pole 39 Fourinch measure 40 Onehorse carriage 43 Tell legend site 44 Part of aides have been working on it are unable to meet the full cost TE BARR EXAMINER SATURDAY FEBRUARY 17 19634 Little Leaks Out On Housing Plans TORONTO tCPtA full legis lative program topped by ma jor public housing measures confronts the Ontario legisla ture when it resumes sittings Tuesday The session which began in November with ilkweek sit ting comes alter twomonth recess for the Christmas sea son and for midJanuary byelcc tions in five Ontario ridings The members are not ex pected to rise again until EasA ter slime eight weeks later The last days before the House have seen brisk cabinet activity as Pre mier Roberts rounds out his program for the session And much of the cabinets time hos been spent looking over plans by Economics and Development Minister Ma ny for new housing legislation Little but the broadest outline of the new plan has leaked out but Mr Macaulay and his chief for months culling public housr ing plans in Europe and the United States for ideas The result of their eliorts should be announced within few days of the session open ing LOWRENTAL HOUSING It is expected to include en largcd and novel res aimed at expansion of lowrem tal housing and assistance for people living in such units who of their homes The cost of the program which may not be high as gov ernment pr oje cts go would probably have to be shared by federal and municipal officials Mr Macaulays recent talks with Public Works Minister Walker in Ottawa were under stood to concern the new plan At present Ontarios public housing program has seen 5500 units completed by as separate housing authorities in the prov ince with hundreds more under construction Ottawn pays 75 per cent of lowrental accommodation un der the present scheme with the province paying 11 and the municipality per cent lo cal housing authority looks after upkeep using revenue from rents Another early piece of busi ness for the members will be the provincial budget which Mr Bobarts hopes to have before the House In the first 10 days of sittings For the second consecutive Wills off from the raw material on which it must live All preach ingmust be racy of the soil of human experience UNINSPIBING Nothing is more uninspiring than to hear an individual or congregation reciting devot ional passages as though mer ely going through the forms as though the worshipper exp ected nothing of consequence to come as result Those who heard Jesus relt cognized that He spoke as One having authority as One Who had been in direct communion with God Hence His words car ried the weight of divine auth ority they were living healing words popular evangelistic hymn asks the question You ask me how know Christ lives to which the answer IS not Because someone else has told me so but Because He lives within my heart seams FACE ro FACE Thus no matter how often we have heard Christ spoken about we are truly blessed if we can say that He has spoken to us face to face and that we have known Him not so much on the authority and traditions of the church as onthe authority of God and our own souls The familiar childrens hymn Jesus loves me this know For the Bible tells me so is only partially true The New Testament can tell us that Jesus loved Mary and Martha John and others of llis acquaintance But only ob hquely can it tell me that He loves me The Holy Spirit must do hat taking the things of Christ revealing and making them real to rue Our prayer then is that the Word of God will speak per sonally to us that God will stand forth beforeus by His chosen means the sermon the lesson period as the pres ent living God The Bible is the record of the lively oracles of God because it can impress itself irresistibly upon our will and conscience addressing us in our present situation It is the most selfauthenticating book in the world not because it recounts the stupendous events of Good Friday and Easter but because like no other writing it brings before us Him Who was the Word of God made flesh Thus the Christian faith if his to be real must be personal experience not sec secondhand tradition Only so shall we be able to give an answer to every man that eth us areasonior the faith that is in us year it will exceed snowmo 000 Last years budget intro duced the threepercent sales tax but no drastic changes are expected in the tax structure this year Revisions have already been promised in the provinces li quor legislation and in the de meritpoint system for drivers There is also possibility of revised Election Act bolstcre ing of the provincewide mar keting plan for tobacco growers and curbing of food processors efforts at vertical integration Between rittlngs in the House the members are likely to be thoroughly occupied with host of legislative committees studying such items as auto in surance municipal affairs re distribution ol some ridings and the sales tax OPPOSITION TARGETS Opposition party members whose attacks on AttorneyGen eral Roberts during the first half of the session resulted in royal commission on organized crime are likely to turn their attention now to the sales tax agriculture education munici pal laws and dissent among guards at Torontos Don Joli il DECADE OF BLISS VlLuIINGTON Del 4A The Delaware Supreme Court has upheld divorce given man whose wife among other things constantly incited their boxer dog to bite him On at least three occas ions as result of dig bites the husband required medical treatment said Justice Dan iel ancott who wrote the opinion The case reached the court on an appeal by the wife Mrs Martha Jackson from in Superior Court grant of di vorceto the husband Leigh ton on the ground of extreme cruelty He is chemist and in his 405 The opinion de scribed him as man of al most superhuman forebear ancc Justice Wolcott said that on varions other occasions the wife ripped off her husbands clothes choked him with his own kicked him leaving lasting scars hit him with an electric fan threat ened him with butcher knife hit him without warn ing while in bed threw hot coffee on him went after him with handsaw and threat ened to hit him with an elec tric iron milk bottle and hammer They were married to years news or cooksrowu ElectionDate Jitters Hit Commons Sitting OTTAWA lCFi Election date jitters reacted predictably when Prime Minister Diefenba ker entered the greencarpeted Commons chamber just before the sittings end Friday But visions of an immediate election vanished when the prime minister vis iny conscious of the suspense rose in tense atmosphere to make simple correction in statement hed given the Com mons earlier There were fewer than 40 MP in the House at the time The comicto parliamentar ians event capped some Umesrancorous day of debate that ranged from Cuban trade to abolition of the death penalty Both hlr Dieienbakcr and Vet erans Minister Churchill House leader grinned broadly as the prime minister said he had been misinformed earlier in the day when he said nine provinces Quebec excludedhad agreed to federalprovincial conference on national power grid link ing the power lines of all the provinces In fact he said only eight have agreed Newfound land hadnt replied to his letter There has been speculation for months on just when the prime minister will call gene United Church Women Discuss Years Plans The Cookstown United Church Women held their first meeting of the year for the United Church Women in the basement DI the Church on Feb with 52 present The president Mrs Coutts who was in the chair opened the meeting with call to worship followed by the theme hymn Mrs IVaniess con ducted worship with Mrs Glass leading in prayer and Mrs French taking the Scripture reading This was followed by the meditation thought given by Mrs Wanless WELCOME LADIES Mrs Coutts welcomed the lad ies and sald she hoped they Would endeavour to work for the good of this new organlra tion by thoughtful prayer It was moved that the min utes of the three last meetings namely WA Sr WMS and Ev ening Auxiliary be adopted and signed by the retiring presid ents Mrs Arthur Cooper see retary for the ensuing year took the minutes for the meet ing BUSINESS Several items of husiness were discussed An invitation was accepted from the Cooks town WI to attend the histori cal researeh meeting in the town hall on March st oclock Mrs Arthur Glass read the correspondence and also read the names of various commit tees forthe ensuing year Mrs Coutts presented the budget for the year The lad ies present were also reminded of the Consumers GasCooking School to be held in Alliston High School on Monday even ing April at pm Mrs Murphy gave the treasurers reportlt was laid ed to hold series of crokin ole Socials in the Church has ment The first one to he held on Friday evening Feb 16 Rebarts Dines With Dielenbaker TORONTO CPiPremier Ro barts arrived back Friday from quick visit to Ottawa where he had dinner with Prime Min ister Dlefenbaker He wouldnt say what he and Mr Diefenba ker discussed It was completely private visit and had nothing to do with any affairs of state he said BARRIE HEATING FUELS Phone PA 66531 Mrs Couse reminded the indies of the Red Cross quilting tobe held in the town hall on Thursday March 22 summary of the years work done by the three organ izations was given by Mrs Graham for WA Mrs Glass for the Sr WMS and by Mrs Vaniess for the last study book chapter given at the Christmas meeting for the Evening Auxil iary on Road Signs How and where we were going in our dally life and to what purpose It was decided to meet as one large unit till June before the dividing into smaller units Mrs George Faris Program convener took the chair She opened her part of the meet ing with special hymn Women of God Arise follow ed by vocal solo by Mrs Don ltfonkmnn group of woman then staged skit The Bible Speaks ANGUS By MRS DUCKWORTB Bruce Millignn Kingston visit ed with his uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Wood on Sunday Feb Zion Presbyterian Church ser vice is at 1130 am Sunday School at 1030 am Rev ltf Summers from Clarkson is the new minister Rev and Mrs Summers are living in Barrie Mr and Mrs Sidney Bell Port Credit visited with Mrs Bells mother Mrs Robert Mc Cracken on Tuesday Feb 13 Mr and Mrs Osmr Linton spent Sunday in Colllngwood with Mr and Mrs Al Bourgeau Mrs Barbara McCartney Kim and Johnny Midhurst spent Tuesday with Mrs George Fal cotter Congratulations to Mrs Betty Manson on winning the Snow Queen and her mother Mrs Harvey Robinson on winning the trip to Florida at the Winter Carnival at Barrie Miss Lillian McMaster of Barrie formerly of Angus is patient at lnuiswood Private hospital Mr and Mrs Edward Brown received word their son Edward who has been in Egypt for year is home again with his wife and family at Newthark et INSURANCE QUALITY WIT ECONOMY PROTECTION IS OUR PRODUCT SERVICE IS OUR BUSHIESS BENTLEY co PA 86533 ll Collier St Suite 802 DANCING ODD FELLOWS HALL comer ST EVERY FRIDAY SATURDAY FRIDAY TOM CROWE SATURDAYL weasrens ADMISSqu 75c and his Quintet ORCHESTRA REFRESHNIENT BOOTH NO SLACKS DRJEANS PERMITTED OldT mos ctM der nc The meeting then closed with hymn and the Mizpah Bene diction after which lunch was served from tastefullydecor ated Valentine tea table BOYS HOCKEY Thornton defeated Cookstown Sales Barn 43 Jackie Taylor got all three goals with the first goal assisted by Bob Lyons and Brian McKiliican second goal assisted by Bob Lyons and John Borratf and the third goal assisted by Bob Lyons Thornton defeated Norlll Farms 42 The goals were sc ored by Bruce Fildey assisted by Bruce Campbell Torn Adams assisted by Terry Adams and Enice Campbell donation of $5 has been received from Peter Stein Entries have been confirmed of two allstar hockey teams to the Little NHL of Ontario UPEN BONSPIEL On February 10 mens Open Bonspiel was held at the Cookstown Curling Club with 16 rinks entered Prize winners for the oclock draw were First Bob Pentzs rink of Camp Borden Second Ron rlrenchs rink of Elmvale Third Dr Basietts rink of Barrie Winners of the 11 oclock draw were First Art Kidds rink of Cookstown Second Ross Campbells rink of Barrie and Third Dr Hetheringtons rink of Brampton The United Church Womens Organization will hold crok inole social Friday Feb 16 in the United Church SundialV school room era election and the sitting Fri day was regarded as the land line in the event that Mr Die fenbaker wanted to name we Easter date REVEIlT T0 DEBATE After breaking off the ailsublt Jccts debate on the speech from the throne to handle within cer tain legislation the Commons will revert Monday to the eighl day throne speech debate in which back bench members traditionally speak their piece Friday the Commons cleared away and sent on for Senate consideration and amendment to the Children of War Dead education assistance Act which increases allowances to students qualifying Also after two days of debate featuring stubborn Liberal party questioning an amend ment was passed to increase Continuous fr 92 1124 kJUAN BLACKMA manIIDIIIMII IAU LAST TIMES TODAY that the credit facilities of the Export Credits Insurance Corporation to 00000000 from $30000001 in other business ce Minister Fleming emphasized Canadas policy is un changed in having voluntary Ja panese export controLs on tex tile sold to this country de spite proposed new iotcrna tinnal agreement This pact now awaits government ratification after lacnuntry agreement at Geneva for fiveyear period of gradual casing in cotton textile trade restrictions DEBATE CUBAN 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