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The tenth annual conference of Maritime Presbyterian Young 95091.; was held in St. Andrew's prcglrvtci-ian Church, Westville, N5, October 7th, 8th and 9th Wm, me president. Miss Jean MacDonald of Sydney, NS, pre- yidins.

Th»: large attendance of en- ’ (huslasllr young people, the in- gpiring theme addresses, and the m... gplrlt of happy Christian fellowship made the conference a llllli‘ or 30y and inspiration for iii who were privileged to at- tend.

The conference speakers were Rev. Dr. licnnox. professor at the College, Montreal,

Pres‘: ciian and lirv. J. S. Clarke, secretary o! th- Young People's Societies, Toronto. -

(twat gs and warm words of Wm. were extended the dele- ‘afgghy RiwnlLM. Buntain. Mayor A. McicGrcgor, and John hchnli‘ of the church,

toii " S€I'.\l.<l.l_\' was a busy clay for the FtllrClTllCe delegates. The

mqyniivg program included .1 ser-

vice of worship conducted by the 4

“lcstixiile Society. A theme address by lmz Dr. Lennox, discussion group;

"Building a Y1’. programme In

‘an address "Our Past" by Ralph

Clarke, B.A., Toronto. "Stewardship," Mr." ‘l’. K. Mac- Lellan. Halifax, N.S.

‘Training for the Christian Min- lstry," Mr. Wendell MacNeil. Westville, N.S., student minister at Acadia University.

"Living in a Modern World," Rev. J. H. Williams, Scotsburu, N.5.

A business period followed.

On Saturday afternoon the aer- vice of worship was conducted by members from Halifax, N.S., after which the delegates were taken on a sightseeing tour where they visited the Look-off and Pioneer Museum at Green Hill.

Ladies of tho congregation cat- ered for a banquet Saturday eve- ning. when greetings were ex- tended by local societies, one of the special speakers was Mrs. J. A. Tucker. New Glasgow. past president and a member of the executive of the Eastern Division. W.M.S.

The Young People attended a special Communion Service on Sunday morning st 9.30, the dele- gates attended the regular morn- ing worship at eleven o'clock.

Sunday afternoon the Char- lottetown group were ln charge of the devotional hour, followed by

W. Kane, Halifax. N.S., who gave a brief history of the past ten annual conferences, this was fol- lowed by a missionary address by Mrs. James Cunningham of East River St. Marya, who is a re- turned missionary. She spoke of how Thanksgiving is observed in British Guiana. and told of the work being done by the mission- aries there.

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u" "will! service. which was cndufl"! b)‘ Miss MacDonald, with the other members of tho executive assisting. i-.§“§.i‘f“..."."‘°-°“. it‘. "if °°'“'

e insa e y Rev, Ml‘. Clarke. Miss Mabel Auld, Chnhnemwll. was elected vice president and Miss Thelma Lar- lui Mlmlllllc. secretary. Mr. Gardiner Dalziel, Kenglng. l°nr P131. )1 theology vstudent at Acadia University presented the "Port of resolutions and cour- toslea committee. A fellowship clrclo was fanned b7 the delegates and everyone iqlned in singing "Blest Be The T“? Th“ Binds". thus ending i successful conference. Delegates attending no‘... P, 1:, Island were: Mlrlsm MacDonald. Julia MacDonald, Myrtle white, Mlbel Auld. Anna Maclliachern. Tlhelma Larter and Gardiner Dal- ze.

SPECIALIST DIES

TORRINGTON, Conn., Oct. 28 —-(AP) — Emerson S. Hill, lead- ing eye, ear, nose and throat specialist, died suddenly at his home here today. He was 5l. A native of Maxville. Ont. Hill took hla degree in medicine at McGill University.

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Parlulale W. I. Annual Banqueif

On October 12th, a pleasant evening was spent in Parkdale Hall when members of the Wom- en’s Institute assembled for their annual banquet. Covers were laid for thirty-eight and a delicious chicken dinner provided by Cen- tral Royalty W.I. was heartily enjoyed. A short program follow- ed. » The toast to the King was re- sponded to by singing God save the King and the toast to our pre- sident was reisponded to by sing- ing "For She's A Jolly Good Fei- low".

Two minutes silence was observ- ed for the following departed members. Mrs. Allie Clarke, Mrs Sadie Sentner, Mrs. Julia Gsudet and Miss Gladys Pearden.

The program then continued with a reading by Mrs. Leone Ross; Plano solo by Mrs. Char- lotte MacEachern; solo _ Mrs Ruby Cantwell; and instrumental

music by Mrs. Fanny Bertram. A sing song, closing with tho Park-

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be able to use and read. 'l‘o-day, with the use o! the ninety-six hour penicillin and the injectablo sulfa solutions which are available. most of these conditions can be treated qllll-e satisfactorily after the infect- Ion has gsineq a. toe hold. This same set of circumstances also ap- Dlles to swine.

All hog ralsers tO-day should take theoc precautionary measures with "Bard to vaccination.

D ‘ , diseases are also noted during this time of year and the winter feeding period. Precaution- ary measures should be taken along this line, and mineral supplement feeds should be supplied no live stock. And good quality cod liver oil vdilch is relatively high in vitamin A content should also he used during the Fall and winter.

These things are all necessary and essential to keep tJhe resistance 0f the animal at a high level. be- cause onco the resistance of the anbrnal is broken down, then the dale W.I. yell, ended this part. of the program.

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Sanitation is also an important factor. especially when Ins-rowing sows are concerned. The instruco ions which have been laid down Wllh regard to the Care and Man- agement of Brood Bows should be noted by every hog raiser in this Province. The use of iron in young pigs on the second. eight, and flfteenllh days la essential, as milk is a complete food, 'but it lacks iron. A good supply of soda put into the piggcries at this time of year is also beneficial in the successful raising of young pigs. The use of disinfectants within the plggery as well as the use of a lime wash in which has been incorporated some disinfectants to spray the floors and walls of the pen ls an import- aIl-t 181301" in keeping down man; swine infections."

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Several Farm Forums last you asked that Uho Federation press for an extension of our Veterinary Services on the Island. This may be a still greater issue this winter.

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