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. . solid Annual Meeting

Parish of Sthreuis church was h in Pariah Bail Da-

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Parker Moore who opened the meeting with the Lord's Prayer.

After the mdnutes of the last annual meeting had been read and approved, the treasurer [ave a most gratifying report showing the finances or the Guild in good standing.

Mrs. Moore presented -a moat interesting report of the‘ year's activities and outlined plans (or the coining year.

Rev. J. '1‘. libbott. Rector o! It. Paul's, apoke to the meeting and congratulated the president and her executive for the splendid re- ports presented and for the work they are doing in the Church.

A ahort business period follow- ed, alter which Mrs. E. W. Meo- Kinnon as chairman or the nom- lusting committee brought in the following slate o! officers tor the coming year.

President: Mrs. Parker Monro. Vice-President: Mrs. J.'I‘. Rodd. Becy: Mrs. James Haslam.

Treasurer: Miss Helen Wake-

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Executive: Mrs. E. V. Bell, Mrs. W. ll. Champion. Miss Marjorie Hall, MTIuGOOIII Richards.

The meeting closed with the benediction by the Rector.

Seek Legislation To Aid Seaman

OTTAWA, Dec. 1"l—(CP) »-Nsw

legislation to improve the lot of

Canadian seamen will b, sought g§ from the Federal Government shortly. the marine joint council oi’

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tho Trades and Labor Congress of Canada announced today after a two-day conference here.

The delegates, spokesmen los- about 14,000 seamen, represented marine centres from coast to coast. including Halifax, Saint John N. B.; Montreal, ‘Ioronto, the Weil-

and Canal, Fort William vim- .3; _ ‘

couver and Victoria. They com “mg” 8' sptlgtxgmg maul!’ prised representatives of deck en- To 0,12%“ it mmy “S: ginoer and radio officers and un~ Them.‘ a ‘m; o! 50y and gladﬁeu licensed seamen. Rhomg dawn the ages pa” ' One of the main points suuyzh. And gt brings the gospel message: will be removal of a “meal tax" Qhrﬂgt h“ 00m, m an}; M 1G5; paid to the treasury board on sew- men's subsistence aboard ship- yeu, ago u“; ghgpheq-dg has“ it This runs from $18 a month for on the fa;- Judeau hills; deepwater men to about $.10 for “Unto you is born a Saviour"... lake seamen. and the council oh- How the word Our spirit thrills! jected to it on the ground that It Heard the angel voice; singing duplicate; taxation on their 5l\ype,O'€!‘ the fields of Bethelem: homes, "Glory be to God the Highest, Another request will he that

aubsidleg paid by the gaunt," Peace on lhrth. good-will to men". Government be restricted to com- Now 35am w“ cam“ U“: 59ml Dames who“ vesseh are rezhhqpd 0f the happy Christmas-tide,

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Ohi the happy Christians story. riamimx, Dec. 1'1—(CP)—Nego- ‘Ihwush the ms still the same! tlations for establishment of a oh! ‘he mystic “ﬁght ‘fnd mum new reiormatory to provide segre o! éggmechﬂabohud‘ mamme“ gatlon and trainin of medium- ‘

term prisoners "e H‘, progress m“ Yes, t2: world will grow the bright. tween Federal and Provincial '

authorities, J, H. MacQuarrie, Ifneugkmxtl tgealgeatﬁt: ftwen’ Attorney-General for Nova Sqotln, dvthe 035g, o; Bethlehem

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He added: “Such a reformatory» would be a definite attempt to cure and rehabilitate short-term‘ prisoners. particularly the younger clement. Today we have high "Opts of early results. We are mlklns real progress."

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