JUNE 2. 1949

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A WEEKLY INFORMATION SERVICE?

MONTREAL, Juno 2nd—Tinio now to ut ,7 S ' ‘ls in th bu} ‘ cupboard and take to summer cottons ’ri ﬁks! gill: beliilresydlilildo this, l); gum 21f] idvoollens are complete! mothprooi. Best way I know to mothproof your suits—-coat.s_. ﬁeﬁfs or rugs is to o whatthe big woollen nulls do-uss LARVEX. It's so sure!

,0 5531113? Y, Won t cat anything sprayed with Lurvexq-theyd rather starve to death] I" 5° "uifili 1' "W! one ‘ LBWBPQPYBYIH " actually mothprools tho cloth itself for a whole year. And you cainwesr the garmen right away for there's no tell-tale “moth- bnll odour to Larvex! Its so inexpensive! . . . costs no more to “ Larvet" a dress than £0 send Ill" t_o the dry-cleaners! Jhlxeellcnt reasons all why Larva: is g household - buyword. in thousands of C hoinm!

An You Tho lotto! Ho"? . . . Everybody talks about. not underestiniat» ‘Your lyu work

“i’.‘;°"'.'.?i‘;.'§€.“2?'.ll.°'$§l5 M f“ .. "fond b? responsible for the family §a'°'7 ‘mil: i {t budget, all the adié sayih we are the ‘v.70’; wjmﬁﬂgh ‘jJ greatest influence. ut e men run you may not

m; country. Why. on why shouldn't we have a say about which men run the country . . . and how they run iii‘. Well, we have! Our vote 1s our pro- toction. That's the way we can state Qui‘ opiniomand help make the kind of government we need. There's an election coming up on June 27th . . ._ _ _ I Dominion election. Every woman in this country has a vote of her own . . . and every woman should use that vole. Make sure that you negate support the party which will do most to improve your lot and ﬁat of your family . . . by making Canada a still better place to live. lVols for the PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE Candidate in your giding. Vote to support the "nartv that will do most to make a better

realize it. they’re bound to get tired!_That’s whim! 1 Suggest that “l” “errant” "it d: e. use an morning and always niarve _at tho l“l°'-" ":‘":""..."lr‘.=:- h“ 1.- c pin o an a ll‘ .use - lee ing when eyes et. weary! ntsmmg seven. ingr ients that glen: izetrlfectly wit; the natural ui o s eye ur‘ cleanses and soothes delicate ldlves tissues fﬁ“i'.’.ii“.‘..'i°“l.i“‘§.ﬁl‘im?ih‘ for Murine to-dny . . . use regu- ‘larly even before your eyes com.- plain!

Juno Ho: Ahoy! hon A Favourite Month For Brides.

Perhaps that's because it's supposed to be lu ...

‘Happy is the bride the June sun shines on!" he

truth of the matter is that any month can lucky

for a. bride if she encourages good luck with good

management for her ﬁnances. And this is where brides

all scrou Canada ﬁnd the BANK OF MONTREAL

such a great help! At the BofM you and your

husband can have a Joint Account. so that ou can _ _ _ save together. Or YOU can open vounownl ousehpld Account. which will make it so much easier to deal with bills. You l! always know iust where the budget stands. Why no_t_“ pave the way” for future good fortunendaeginning tomorrow? Visit your nearest Bof M branch and start those Savings Accounts for happiness to come!

l.iio for every member of every Canadian family. The Progressive Con- gﬂaiifl Party is the family party. [or a better future, vote Progressive y .

Flair; Godmother“ to l ‘Cin- derella. Complexionf. t.hat’s what a “Woodbiuy Facial Cocktail" s! And here's how to use this

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Menus-satin - petal-fréh: Work up a creamy-rich lather

‘viii WOODBURY FACHL a Hulblnl-Plooaor if over I've seen one! Deo-licious pie Baked u... SOAP. Maﬁa!!! UWPWE 0V". ' euro ’n easy SWIFTZNINGwayl Yes, its fun to bake face to cleanse and soften. ollow your own cookies. cakes and pies with Swiftfning. the

kind of shortening that's quick-mixing. bland. both.

with two rinses—a warm and a s! Martha Logan. Swiftfs Home

ld. It's so refreshing . . . leaves “our complexion wonderfully

digestible and nutritiou_ _ _ Economist, tells me S_Wlii.‘l1ll1XnI:8liE5 the lightest cakes

‘all and slowing- F 01' Woodbarx and ﬂakieat pies imaginable! to add to vour baking

r Mia! p contains a smoo ' leasurs, the Swift people have put out a qoldmins

uly-oream ingredient- of wonderful, easy TECIPGBn-m the SWIFTNING RECIPE BOOK.

I counted ‘l5 and it made me hungry even to_ read 0i the " Swlffnlng Recipe look "s simply

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knows the wonderful effect that gay _ _ desserts can have. Here’s a_ colorful serving suggestion that's sure to be a. favorite: Arrange small cannod halves in serving glasses. Place a few broken nuts hollow of each peach; then cover with_dissolved Lemon Jell-O. Chill. You'll find with economical {ell-O

Jelly Powders. a host of intriguing desserts like this are __._ appeal ...have one thing in oom-

lilck 1nd 9w. to makel » y _ i. __ ' mon. Secret of their success is s. It's A 'Gloomy" boy For lab; TF1 hero's one of the really swd drowns — skilfully

Pulse-Winning Salads . . . salads with lots and lots of appetite

oasimt’ Ilcn ' ' ha oodagain’! ﬂ d ‘th fth ﬁrst him to a go“ ‘iitfhdlelllieliloils Bpltlyini-its " Cream dgllgllllllas ﬁlllgﬁnflvllrllleliléiells? o! Wheat” He'll love it! And so will you . . . for it Whether the saladis served towed soaks to fun digestibility-even for babies-la iust ll and green m a wooden bqwl -_--~>r ' utse of ‘soiling And it's so good for baby! You see, wbulfull" “Fmﬁmi min-ill‘ ‘Mk5’ " iron . . . and it provides Calcium and i=1...- —.the draws mikes mwvrld of difference. . . and when its made

hams ‘ ‘diets deﬁcien in those elements. That's why so many

CREAM 0 _ mills ‘t u‘. ‘op of baby!“ ‘hopping Willi Heinz lvllllﬂ. Malt Oi‘ Cldei!‘

Ninegara-itfs bound to be

It's wise ‘fsalnd insurance '- to make your dressings with the best vinegar ou can buv- ust as You make t em with the est fruits and vegetables. T hatfs whvI urge vou to ask your grocer for Heirts Vinceigars-aged and mellowed in wo !..,Heinz White Vinegar... marvelous for l1ght_ salads and

IsnnIﬂoliulopThaHlislrHaariﬁifthsykonotdalsi-IMALTMVQ l " wh LINIT is so very popular coma wash-day! It's " _ y “magical” the way Linit puts the “new ’ back in clothes! Clothes launderedwith Linit stay cleaner

Woogw” longer, too! This is because Linit gently penetrates and nrotoots the ﬁbres of the cloth. It covers and holds down the tiny surface hairs that catch the dust. So for that daisy-fresh look that goes so well with smooth, boiled dressings, "Being “ sunshine... do be sure to starch your clothes Malt Vinegar v- delicioua for the easy, lovely ‘~‘Linit”- way! Hon Isssosileol Than Ivor! . . .

W “,4 hcartier salads! _ “No Moro Iolhor lboul Making Appls Sousa lhsti -LBBY’S EVAPORATED MILK . . . so rich it whips! Pure,’ -\__,_

sinoo I've discovered canned V ‘Scotian Gold!!! writes i reader. . ooontiry-frod-iniilkwithallthsorig- / ~ lnalcreamleftinaadhalfths

She says. quits frankly, that SCO- water removal . . . Libby's contains

TIAN GOLD LPPLE SAUCE is better than any she has ever made

‘Ill the mztrienls which you expect __ _ herself! What gives Scotian Gold ,-_ Fem whole milk- plus oddsdmVitamlirD-tho that extra-good ﬂavour? Wcll- ~ sunshine vitamin"! Yea. compared with today's it's Sauce made from specially selected varieties of

Iflﬂﬂ for ordinaryvmilk, Libby's is more economical the A polis Valley's famous ﬂavour-ﬁlled apples. than over to use! And such s wonderful variety of With 15% sugar added. they are quick-cooked in a meal Lihby’s helps make your cakes feathor-hghti, process which retains every bit of the natural ﬂavour -y_our soupspreanaierg-yougdesseris richer uni and aroma of the fresh fruit. Scotian Gold Apple

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Sunday School Gonvention

The annual Sunday School 0on- ventlon for the North West Queens district rnet in the Breadalbane United Church on Wednesday,

May ll. 1949.

Theme: Every achcol a church school. '

The convention opened with

worship service ln charge of Stan- ley Bridge United Church Sunday School. Hymns sung were. Breathe on Mo the Breath of God and Spirit of God. Descend Upon My Heart with Mrs. Lorne MacEwcn as or- ganist. Scripture reading Mark 10- 13-22 by Mrs. Myers followed by a short address by Rev. W. I. Green alter ivhlch Rev. Geo. Gough led 1n prayer.

The president. Fulton Robertson then took charge. Miss Ella Sample. secretary-treasurer was unavoid- ably absent. Mlsa Eunice Racial-ism was appointed secretary-pro tern The minutes of the last convention and the financial statement were read and passed on motion duly seconded and agreed to.

The president reported having visited several schools in the dls- trlct.

After a lively discussion it was

moved by Rev. Geo. Gough and seconded by Rev. W. B. MacPhall that convention be held in the lat- ter part of June in the future. ' The nomlnatlngcommlttee was then appointed as follows: Miss Eunice Rackham, Mrs. Lorne Mac- Ewen and Mrs. George Dunning. and the resolutions committee. Rev. George Gough. Rev. Paul Richard- son and Mrs. J. D. Morrison.

The president than called upon Rev. Howard Christie who repre- sented the Maritime Religious Edu- cation Council. Rev. Mr. Christie explained the organization of the Council and told of its aims and work.

Roll call of schools was respond- ed to by delegates from the follow- ing l1 schools: Breadalbane Unit- ed. Breadalbane Christian. Hunter River United. Pleasant Valley Uri- lted. New Glasgow Community, Fredericton Christian, Cavendish Community. Wheatley River Unit- ed. Stanley Bridge United. North Rustloo United, North Granville United.

After singing the hymn “Onward Christian Soldiers" the afternoon offering was taken.

Rev. Howard Christie then led a discussion on the questlorialre ill!- ed in by the different schools. To increase attendance it was sug- gested that mid-week activities such as C.G.I.T., Trail Rangers. etc. help to promote interest in Sunday BchoouThen adding variety lr teaching methods and making the classes really interesting help to make the children want to attend.

Ways to make worship more meaningful to children were sug- gested. Have a slm-ple worship centre. Use hymns children under- stand. Havs the different classes responsible for the worship period occasionally and observe special days as Mother's Day, etc.

Meeting adjourned at 5.30 for supper.

The evening session opened width a discussion led by Rev. Mr. Chris- ue on the importance of present- ing the Challenge of Christian living to the pupils, after which he demonstrated the use of the flanograpli for teaching primary lessons. and emphasized the use of dramatization to create interest and aid learning.

EVENING WORSHIP

Evening worship at. 8 p.m. was in charge of Breadalbane United Sunday School.

The call to worship was follow- ed by the hymn. Jesus Calla Us 0'er the Tumult. Scripture read- ing Matt 5. 1-16 and Matt. 7. 24-29. read by Miss Graham. Reading ye are the light of the world by Mrs. Kenneth Doull. Prayer by Mrs. D. J. Morrison. Solo. Near to the Heart o! God. by Mrs. Norman Green. The hymn. Lord Speak to Me 'I‘l'iat I May Speak. closed this service. Mrs. James Snoivie was organist.

The president then called for the report oi the nominating wm- mittee which was read arid adopt- ed aa. follows:

President, Mr. Fulton Robertson. bellllice-Presldent. Mrs. P. L. Camp- Sec.-'I'rea|.—-Mls| Illa lemple.

Children's Woo-k Secretary-Mrs. Orville Seller.

Ministerial representatives: Rev. Howard Christie, Hunter River; Rev. Paul Richardson, New Glas- gow; Rev. W. B. MacPhall, Bread- albane: Rev. W. I. Green, Stanley Bridge; Rev. George Gough. Caven- dish; Rev. Mr. Barber. North River.

The report of the resolutions committee read by Mrs. D. J. Morrison WES adopted as follows:

1. Resolved that we extend our thanks to the minister and official board of this church for the use of their building for the convention. and to the ladies for providing tea for supper; to the leader. Rev. Howard Christie. also Rev. Paul Richardson. guest speaker, and to all others who in any way helped to make this convention a success.

2. Resolved that we extend con- gratulations to the Evergreen Bun- day Echools and urge those who cannot keep open all year to carry on as late as possible.

S. Resolved that we stand upon

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W5‘, FEET?

VISIONS THAT PAS! IN THE NIGHT BEYOND THE GREAT DIVIDE

(Dedicated to the noted mammary and lovo of Ulllan Far-ringwo- Atkinson)

Her aplrlt came tome last night From out the Hlnterlarid—

In fond embrace we met. again

As love did understand-

Our dream-lip; met aa oft before Her spirit winged away—

FTOm mortal plane to Astral Heights

Out where there's no dlsmay— Nor sorrcwcd pain of mind or soul Nor heartaches to infest-

The tranquil spirit of the freed Of God's immortal Blest -

l-Ier spirit life was loy to nis

And lovely to behold-

And like an angel's visit sweet

Ia writ in Dreams of Gold- Wlthln the Archives of my soul Where time can ne'er cfface- The sweetness of our love divine In memorvs inter-spank-

That harks to nights of long-ago And clays of yester-year-

And evenings of the recent past when meetings brought us cheer- E'en as the Angels hovered close In mercy to relieve-

The mortal pain of heart and mind That caused the soul to cleave- Its mystic beauty so divine

With Angela from Abovc-

To meet again in fond embrace

In sacred bonds of love-

The mortal and immortal souls

On Wings of Ethei-‘s Flight-

As visions out of Timc and Space That Pass-On in lhe Night-

Her spirit could not earth-bound be Nor long with me abide-

Till lt rejoined the Heavenly Host Beyond the Great Divide-

—Peter A. Rktlly Boston. Mass.

our former resolution regarding the Temperance question and believe that prohibition really enforced would make for a more sober and a saner people .

4. Resolved that the schools that. are in session in the summer months only be recommended to hold vacation schools.

Rev. Mr. Christie showed two film strips “Let the Children Come" and “The Boyhood of Jesus" as a demonstration of further visual

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aids which help greatly in Sunday Schools work.

After the singing of the hymn "Will Your Anchor Hold", the pres- ident introduced the guest speak- er, Rev. Paul Richardson of New Glasgow Christian Church. Taking as his text, "Where there is no vis- ion the people perish" Prov. 29. i8. Rev. Richardson gave an inspiring and thought-provoking address. stressing the great responsibility of parents and Sunday Schools work- ers for the moral and spiritual life of every young child under their care. .

The hymn, “Rise up 0h Men of God". and benediction brought tlie convention to a. close.

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