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BRAOKLEY POINT W. I.

The first meeting of the New Year was held at the home of Mrs. Fenton McLure on Thursday even- ing January 8th. Sixteen members and two visitors were in attendance. In response to roll call each member stated what she looked forward to in the New Year 1053.

The correspondence was read and duly discussed, and greeting cards received from Coates Institute in England. There were no sick calls during the month. The teacher. Miss Frizzell, reported for the school the purchase of ecessary articles. Mrs. Walter Gregor volunteered to visit the sc.hool in January.

It was decided to hold a series of community social evenings in the hall, and the hall committee was asked to inquire into the purchase of card tables for the use of the

53.00 was voted to be paid.

Mrs. Gregor Mccallum conducted D. "Sewing Contest which was joint- ly Won by Mrs. George Shaw and grad Fred Hughes. Collection was

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The February meeting was invited to the home of Mrs. Howard Cud- more where roll call will be answer- ed y passing in dovoted articles for the hall, Mra.gGcorge Shaw will be in charge of the program.

Lunch was served by the hostess and the meeting closed by singing "God Save The Queen."

SMART STUDENT

OSLO. Norway - (own A 21- year-old student from Ethiopia, Amha Laken, is taking a business course at Grimsfad in Norway. He learned to speak Norwegian flu- ently within a few months of his arrival.

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BELFAST, Northern Ireland -- (OH - Recommendation that women and girls should carry pol- ice whistles when going out at night-time was made by the Nor- thern Ireland Housewives' League. Within a pcrlod of three weeks there had been seven attacks on women.

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0 0 These days most people work uni..- preaaure, worry more, sleep leu. Thin sham on body and brain males physical fitness easier lo lose-harder to regain. Todayir tense living, lowered resistance, overwork, worry-any of these may deck normal kidney action. When kidneys get out of order, excess acids and wastes remain In fhe system. Then backache, disturbed rest. that "tired-out" hes . headed feeling often follow. Thal'l time to take Dodd's Kidney Pills. Dodd'a stimulsle the kidneys to normal action. Then you leel better-sleep better-worh better. All: for Dodd'I Kidney Pills at any drug counter. 53

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Botleque Ilnifelll church charge Annual Meeting

The annual congregational meet- ings of Albany. Bedeque, and Borden United Churches were held recently. and the Ofiicai ;Board of the pastoral charge comprising these three congrega- tions met the evening of Janu- ary 22nd in .the veetry of the. Bedeque United Church to hear reports on the year's work and to plan ior the future.

In all departments of the Church's work reports indicated a year of advance. Fifty-four new members were added to the Roll. forty-four by profession or faith in Jesus Christ and ten by cer- tificate; twenty two children were admitted to the Church by the Sacrament of Baptism. This is the largest increase for any year on record. The Sundlay School at Borden reported a marked in- crease in membership and at- tendance with eight teachers, 86 pupils. and an average attendance of '16; in addition there are 24 members on the Nursery Roll. The Sunday School at Bedeque uses a truck and automobiles to bring in children from the outlying areas of the congregation. Two Church Vacation Schools were held dur- ing the summer with the Albany school reporting an enrolment of 41 as compared with 21 the pre- vious year. The mid-week Christ- ian Edueation groups-Explorers, Trail Rangers, Canadian Girls in Training, and the Prayer Meeting -continued on a high level.

The amounts of money contri- buted for local purposes in all three congregations .were subs- tantially higher than in 1951. In Borden the debt incurred while building the new church in 1950 was reduced by 31000.0() and the expectation is that this debt will be paid off in live or six years instead of the 10 year originally contemplated. The pastoral charge completed its Mount Allison Cam- paign allocation of t1500 which had been initiated three years ago. con- tributed 3460.00 to the United Church Training School Building Fund, and 32648.00 to the Mission- ary and Maintenance Fund. The W. M. 3. organizations of the charge raised a total of 81087.00.

The Official Board had previous- ly adopted the new salary scale (or ministers for 1953. and at the meet- ing of January 22nd it accepted an objective (or 1053 of .t500.00 tor United Church Extension: this is in addition to 32200 raised for this purpose in 1950-51. The Board also adopted the United Church Ob- server Every Family Plan by which every active resident family will be enrolled as subscribers to the church paper. Plans were initiated to install an improved heating system in the parsonage. It was reported to the Board that the Bedeque congregation is planning a major addition to their church building in the immediate iuture. Motion: of appreciation and con- fidence in the minister. the Rev. W. Burton Crowe, Mrs. Crowe.

high tides might bring floods in- the River Arun. The banks of the stream have been

III) POINT W. I.

.."rhe monthly meeting of the Red Point Women's Institute was held at the home of Mrs. Roddis Kldaon. January 4. The meeting opened by repeating the Creed. followed by roll call. to which seven members Responded. with three visitors present.

Minutes of the last eetlng were - read and approved. Cu.respond- ence was read and discussed. It was moved and seconded dele- gates' fee to the leadership course held in Sourll November 27, be paid. the sum of 52.25. and that the institute lend a congratulatory card to one or its members.

As there were no committee re- ports and no further t ' the program committee. Mrs. Ray Bruce and Mrs. Russell Garrett, took-over and put on an inter- esting program of readings. jokes and contests.

The school committee (or Feb- ruary will be Mrs. Nelson Stewart and Mrs. Hugh Campbell. The program committee will be Mrs. T. J. Robertson and Mrs. A. Rob- ertaon.

Collection for the night amount- ed to seventy cents; lundh to sl.-15.

The meeting was brought to a

close by singing "God Save The om" ""1": , e Queen". followed by a dainty luhch ' 9- '0 3 - yl-IN prepared by the hostxess. ”'d.b7 The next meeting w ll be at the

home of Mrs. E. S. Rose, East Bal- uGEN;"1?;g"A;f:l7E BLDG. 1"” Summer St. Summe ”

WORM HUNTERS

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TRAFFIC TOLL s'1OOKiBiOLM, Sweden - (CP) - Traffic accidents in Sweden claimed about 700 lives in 1952. compared with (I32 in 1951. An in- tensive safety campaign in ” ' however. helped bring the child fatalities down to 103. against 125 in 1951.

ANlluAL” MEETING

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TUESDAY. FEQ. 10th. 1953

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congregational secretaries. record- ing steward and treasurers. and other church officers were passed animously. Rev. J. M. Baxter, Messrs. Horace Wright, Major Lowther. Maurice Lodge, and Mrs. Harold Cogglns were added to the Session. Other members of the Session, Boards of Stewards and Trustees were re-elected.

SPRINGFIELD W. Mr. S.

-The regular monthly meeting of the Springfield West Baptist W. M. S. was held at the home of Mrs. Robert England on Tuesday afternoon, January 6. The meet- ing opened with reading of Psalms 24 and '18 in unison. Roll call was answend with a verse of scripture. In the absence of the secretary, the minutes were given by Mrs. Eng- land.

A letter from a missionary in India was read by Mrs. Neil Boul- ter. The treasurer gave a good re- port of money raised during the hall year. A circle of prayer. fol- lowed, giving thanks to God ror blessings during the past year. and asking for help and guidance during the new year which is ahead.

A number of readings were given on Christmas in other lands: Is- rael, by Mrs. Ralph Cain; Mexico. by Mrs. Kowlett; Columbia, by me. Lulie Maclbean; Brazil by Mrs. England; and Japan. by Mrs. Boulter.

Plans were made for a reading

over Bolivian Hills." written by the late Rev. Dobbe. Greetings were sent to Mrs.

Llnnle Ellis who is a member of the society. hoping she will soon be able to meet with them again. The Meeting closed with the hymn, "My Faith Looks Up To Thee." and the Mizpah Benedic- tion.

A delicious lunch was served by the hostess and her daughter. The next meeting is to be held at the home of Mrs. Ralph Cain. -AZ

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