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\ MFHURSDAY, MARCH 7, 1046 Angli Rede Dominion Wide Appeal Is Launched By The Church of England in Canadaâ€"Lenten Season Calls All To Advance What Is It? en m mmmmammmmmmteremme > It is a four.fold call 60 BVBIY | remmmmmnntmemeepmtmmmmmmemenme man and woman, young man and au‘x‘ng woman, boy and girl, in the | CX dn e amkcag t ooo 11 N. . *A call to thanksgiving to T C for Vietory. [alal fl,/l&’l S 2. A call to rededication to the L. z most serious business 0: in 6 g C better Christians. £ * Y Ae ‘% 3. A call to enlistment in The| â€"~â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"~â€"*~~â€"t=«=â€"«â€"=â€" 4 Xork“o{ Go;if ;nd His Church.|Continued from page 2â€" . A call to selfâ€"denial and sacriâ€" flee 1or the work ar Gou and t _A gectcogacrinn" .0. o His Church. The writer of the epistle to the Why Is It Necessary? | â€"|Hebrews has given,.us this injuncâ€" Wh{l Is It Necessary . The world needs Christianity. A mere democracy is not sufficient. Such a democracy, in which God has no central and ruling place, can no more assure the wor%d of peace and security than a state which is totalitarian. Our men have fought to rid the world of Nazism. The Church must go on fighting to rid the world of that greed, selfishness and hate which are the essence of Nazism. The world‘s only hope of sanity and security lies in a society which is not only democratic but Chrisâ€" tian. It is the task of the Church to build up a majority opinion which‘ is Christian and whic?\ will insist that the political and indusâ€" trial and social relationships of life be based on the Christian principles of tolerance and mutual underâ€" standing, faith and fellowship. _ The world needs more and better Christians! What Can It Accomplish? It can awaken Anglicans everyâ€" where to the needs of the times which the Church is facing, and the imperative necessity of every memâ€" ber enlisting for service in this great task and doing his or her full share of the work. And it can, if these spiritual obâ€" jectives are successful, also produce the money needed to carry out an lggressive and concrete grogrnm of advance, at home and abroad. Some of the Objectives . ‘ Here are some of the concrete objectives, spiritual and financial, which the Anglican Advance Apâ€" peal hopes to attain, and can attain, ‘ if every Anglican does his part: 1. To make Anglicans more truly Christian. 2. To teach them about their Church, her nature, history and work. 8. To rouse in them a greater sense of responsibility as well as privilege. 4. To strengthen the Church‘s work in all her present parâ€" ishes, large and small. 8. To strengthen her spiritual, educational and social work in all the missionary fields where she is now working. 6. To make available additional Clergy for new parishes. 7. To strengthen the Pension Fund of the Church, especially as it applies to Clergy in Missionary Dioceses. 8. To help the Mother Church in j England and the Churches in Europe, in their work of reâ€" habilitation. _ 9. To provide training in leaderâ€" . ship for the Youth of the Church. 10. To assist all the Dioceses in meeting their own local needs. There is no mean work, save that which is sordidly selfish; no religious work, save that which is morally wrong; in every sphere of life theé)ost of honor is the post of duty.â€"E. H. Chapin. nglican Advance Appeal For ededication â€" Thankoffering 51&“&%‘**“““ *MAPLE SUGAR BUSH" # A full colour reproduction, wize 9" x 14", without adverâ€" tising, and suitable for framing, will be sent to each member . of The Carling Rased upon & picture painted for Carling‘s by MR W. McCrea, O. S. A, and one of a series of subâ€" jects on the conserration of Canada‘s natural assets Conservation Club upon request to Dept. (E13), The Carling Breweries Limited, Waterloo, Ontario. 1 carvmeny ay camime‘s, mt The writer of the epistle to the Hobrews has given,us this injuncâ€" tion: "Be not forgetful to entertain strangers: for thereby some have entertained an&’els unawares." (Heâ€" brews 13:2), What are angels? In "Science and health with key to the scriptures" Mary Baker Eddy, its author, writes (pp. 298, 299): "Angels are pure thoughts from God, winged with truth and love, no matter what their individualism may be. Human conjecture confers upon angels its own forms of thought, marked with superstitious cutlines, making them human creaâ€" tures with suggestive feathers; but this is only fancy." This helps us to see that God guides us with angelic messages, or ideas, lighting our pathway with illumined thought. We can feel the presence of these angels of God, and we find in these ideas emanating from Him the very guidance we need, the comfort in affliction, or the strength and fiourage needed in some fearful our. A student of Christian Science was confronted with the necessity of moving from the dwelling which she occupied, because she did not have sufgiciem funds with which to pay rent. Burdened with anxiety, she attended a Wednesday evening meeting at the local Christian Sciâ€" ence church, and during the reading of the scriptures she heard these stirring words (Psalms 16:8) "I have set the Lord always before me: because he is at my right hand, I shall not be moved." She was heartened by that comâ€" forting assurance, and went home and spent the remainder of the night in prayer to God for enâ€" lightenment and guidance. At dawn, an idea came to her to fo to a certain firm in that city and ask for employment. She obeyed this impulâ€" sion, and immediately secured a lucrative position. _ _ â€" When we listen for God‘s voice, we â€" shall receive the guiding thought we need. It may at first seem a "stranger" to our darkened human sense, but when we enterâ€" tain it, we find it to be an angelic message, a spiritual idea to meet our reed. The Ojibway Indian name for the red squirrel is Adjidaumo, meaning "tailâ€"inâ€"theâ€"air." »[e CZ> A Sm ~arg -I;‘s"g * Personal Income Tax Returns ACCOUNTANT Officeâ€"3 MAIN ST. S. "FILLED IN ACCURATELY AND QUICKLY 0. J. OSsSBORNE Residence Telephone 1031W Of contemporary classical design, the new Bank of Montreal building, reproduced here from the architect‘s sketch of the elevation, will dominate one of Toronto‘s busiest street intersections. On the northâ€" west corner of King and Bay streets, the building extends more than 150 feet northward on Bay and 94 feet west on King. Rising 16 storeys, to a height of 224 feet, the top twelve floors are to be occupied by a variety of commercial and financial tenants. Continued from page 1â€"â€" tire summer. Many questions were asked the speaker at the close of his address. With E. J. Stiver presiding, the following officers and directors were elected: President, Frank Marritt, Keswick; viceâ€"president, Clarke Young, Milliken; secretaryâ€" treasurer, W. M. Cockburn, Newâ€" market; directors, W. Wood, Aurâ€" ora; J. Cairns, King; Alex Davidâ€" son, Agincourt; Doug Miles, Milliâ€" York Crop PAINTER and DECORATOR DOUG WINTERS Interior and Exterior Also Spray Work PHONE 1065M OPERATIONS TO BE RESUMED ZONE 4â€"426 ken: S. T. Rumble, Richmond Hill; Dalton Rumney, Gormley; Thos. Blackburn, Kettleby; Win. Edwards, Schomberg; Robt. Mitchell, Woodâ€" bridge;â€"John Kellam, Woodbridge; Frank â€" Marritt, Keswick; Clark Young, Milliken; Cliff Wallwork, Ballantrae; John Petrie, Sharon; W. T. Cook, Maple, 1 LA WRENCE AVE. W. Cement â€" Wood â€" Lino This is especially good for cement floors. Brighten Up Your 2y £€) Home Now ALMATEX For FLOORS Painting and Decorating Estimates Cheerfulls Given ~ H. C. BROOKBANKS TIMES AND GUIDE, WESTON A2 2A Bank of Montreal To Resume Construction Of City Building Halted more than six years ago b{ the demands of war, the Bank of Montreal‘s buildins l{)rojact at the corner of King and Bay Sts. n Toronto, will soon be the scene of largeâ€"scale activity, as ogeutiom for the completion of its 16 storeys get under way. This follows an anâ€" nouncement by W. T. A. MacFadâ€" yen, assistant general manager for Ontario, resident in Toronto, that, with the final approval of revised plans and the letting of the conâ€" tract, work on the bank‘s new Onâ€" tario headquarters will now go forâ€" ward with all possible speed. Designed under the joint superâ€" vision of the architectural firms of Chapman, Oxley & Facey and Marani & Morris, of Toronto, with K. R. Blatherwick, of the bank‘s staff, as associate architect, the building is to be constructed by Anglin-Norcrou (Ontario) Limâ€" ited. New Site Old Home In establishing its Toronto headâ€" §u1rters at King and Bay Sts., the ank of Montreal is returning to a spot peculiarly its own, for someâ€" what more than a centuri ago it was doing business on this very site. Here for several years until 1845, when it erected its own building at the corner of Yonge and Front Sts., it occupied a threeâ€" storey brick structure which later became the Metropolitan Hotel, whose proprietor, Thomas Brown, was noted far and wide as the mokt courteous landlord in the country. _ _ _ _ c SHOW CARDS NORMGROAT Later, this old structure was deâ€" 16 Storey Project To Be Resumed After Six Years S I G N S See The New 1946 19 Main St. North Telephone Weston 543J. 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