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ORONO WEEKLY TIMES, THURSDAY, MAY 2 1963 Kendal werivacLed by fishermnen IJ~no Saturda.y. K '.EN DAIi Sorry to report tlhat Mrs. Earl Burley's fatiher, Mr. John Gordon Mr. and Mrs. Reg E llott miot- is very iii in hospital iu North cred to TIiornbuiry on Saturday to Carolina. He is a brother of Mr. attend the funeral of bis aunt Airs, spence Cordon. George Carscadden. The Kendal school teamii went to Skevýeral froni Kendal attended rono on Friday to play bas0ba1lj thespecial services in Orono Uin- t Locklart's school. Lockharts Rted Churcii on Sunçlay to hear the were the wmvnners. On Tuesday they R. H. King Coleg-iate Cýhoir f rom played against Leskard. At the Bcarborough. Ltme of mailing this new.9 the re- They are stretclsing new hydro suit was flot knoww. Unres alotsg thse Sixth Line so we It is quite important that our are often witlsout iiydro. boys andi girls keep phyb-ically fit. Sunday ushered in Daylight Sav- Riding a bus to and f ron school 1ng time1. Flocks of geese decided does not help, so exercise of some it was timne to go north. The larg- Yind is essential. Then it ad-Is an- .gt ,fiocks of perhaps a tbousand ther interest to their,>schooûl 11e. vent before iayiight on Monday Mr. and Mrs. Brian Brown and mnorning,, Many, of, the farmers daughter Carnie of Toronto spent, )avýe finished seeding in this area. 'the weekend wlth their aunt Mass AIl the littie trout streams aroundi C. W. Stewart.11 To make you feel espcialyfeminine YARDLEY frag rances, *..Of course Whieh of these lovely, lingering scents is for you? The vibrant, M, sophistication of Bond Street? Exotic Lotus? Exquisite Red Roses or rain-sweet April Violets? Not an easy choice to make ... but a' delightful one. Choose your favourite Yardley - fragrance today. Bond Street Toilet Water Lotus Cologne Red Roses Coogne April Violets Cologne 3.85, 32.50 $2.50, 33.85 $1.85, 32.50 $1.85, 32.50 Stutt's Bharmacy, Orono HOLIDAY IN FUN-FILLED ONTARINO For ypur pleasure.. . Ontario is generously endowed with shimmering lakes and fine beaches. Countess varieties of game fish abound in the cool lakes, rivers and streams. Youll relax and have the time of your life swimming, boating and flsh;ng infun-fiilîed Ontario this summer. R E SEND FOR 40 PAGE, FUL.L COLOUR FRE BOOKLET, ROAD MAP, ETC. ----------- ---- -- -- -- - - --- ONTARIO TRAVEL DEPARTMENT OW PARLIAMENT BUILDINGS, TORONTO 2, ONTARIO NAME ADORESS CITYPROV._______ f~ON'TARIO DEPARTMENT 0F TRAVEL AND PUBUIC3TY Hon. Býryan L. Cathcart, Mnister C19-63 Oronio ible Study Groui c April 29, 1963 I Niso long ago, there took place,c inafar country, thse trial of a man who had been instrumental in what is considered to be a mon- strous crime against humanity in general and thse Jews in particular. U Because this happened withln our lifetim+e, and1 touched many of those whom we mlght rub shiould» ers with, it seenis to be more hein-I oug, inhuman, and unforgiveable than something of past tinse .But is it? Since this trial ansd sentence, tise question lias been raîsedast this man's acceptability in heavEïn, and thse heat of 'public opinion tends to deny hlm entry. None of us'can reaily afford to brushthis Off witho ut serious thought;_ to corne to 'some understanding of the depth to which we are involved ln this issue. Even though we niay neyer have seen the man person- ally, we are obligated 'to assess the facts without bias, as far as we konw them, because he in in- dicative of mankind the world o ve r. Irregardless of the crlie committed, in truth we are of one blood, subject to the sanie weak- nesses, and glorified by the same potential greatnesses bestowed by God our Creator. Every day we do things by choice, even while we say, "I had no choice, 1 had to do it this way." Against our 'better judgement, our own will and not God's wiIl reigns supreme more often than we care to admit. Was tlins man aware of what lie was doing? 'Did he know God? If hie dîd know God, could lie still act as 'le dtd? Could aperson know God and others not be aware of it? These questions related to this man's erme. Hie had to thînk be- fore he acted, so what kind of thinking was behin'd such actions. We al fo110w the saine procedure and might well say, "There, but for the Grace of God, go 1". Some of us may have queer twists in our nature that we don't know just how to handie; maybe this man was suoh a one, how do we know. It hias been said th.!-at lhe came of a family of noin-ral Christians. "Nominal" means 'in namie only' and there, are many sucli nominal Christians ail arounci us. D)o we quaiify? As a nfninal Christian do we neglect to enligliten those who stand in need of knowing God, as could have been the case with thls man. God judges the heart, and we shouid beware 0f deeming our- selves above thse possibility of such things as this man was a party td; for John said, "Whosoever hatetis bis brother is a murderer." and there are maniy degýfees of hatred. Are our thouglits always pure and harheiess;, aiways »weetness and lig ht? We may hate thse sin but flot the sinner, Murder is just as black whether done once or six million times; for it mneans that the mur- rerer is lu an unharmonious re- lationship wîth God, but he may still turn to Him. We are living in the' dispensation of God's Grace, flot under thse iaw, and in honesty we may accept 45Gae God said, "Vengeance belongetis unto Me, I will recompense." Would this indîcate that in carry- ing out the death sentence on the above mentioned sinner, that we, as' mucli as lie, was-guilty of hur- dêr, for there was much hatred învolved in the decision. Wouid not something far greater, a truer victory, have been realized, if vengeance had been leIt to God? 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