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Women's Institute Meetings
IIOOKFIILD W. l.
The regular meeting of the Brookileid Women's Institute was held at the -home of Mrs. John Wood. Meeting opened by sing- ing the Institute Ode and repeat- I.ng Creed in unison.
In the absence of the president the vice-president. Mrs. John Wood took the chair. Roll call was an- swered by eight members and one visitor present. Minutes of last meeting were read and signed.
The sick committee reported making calls and taking fruit to those who were ill. Miss Cather- ine McLeod thanked the members lor fruit sent to her.
Bills of 34.90 were ordered paid. The secretary was asked to write to the Woollen Mills to get their prices on sending old wooliens to
p be made into blankets. Collection
Me. I Mrs. Robert Andrews invited the
members for next meeting. Meet- ing closed by repeating Lord's Prayer. Mrs. Robert Carr played several selections on the organ. A delicious lunch was served by the
hostess. .............. KILMUIR W. I.
Kilmulr women's Institute mem- bers met in the school on Thurs- day evening. The president, Mrs T W. MacDonald, presided. The meeting opened by all repeatins "19 "collect for club women." Elim- members answered roll call with a suggestion for a cold drink. Three visitors were present.
The minutes or the last meeting were read by the secretary. Mid approved. Mrs. Cyril Johnston turn- ed in 322.25 collected for the Salva- tion Army. The total collection is to be forwarded by the secretal'.V-
Discussion regarding installation of a septic sewerage system in the school (allowed. It was decided to request further lniormation from the Department of Education belore making a final decision.
Hans were made for a dance and Ice cream social to be held in the near future. Mrs. M.N. MacGowan was appointed to purchase supplies. and the secretary. Miss Anne Mac- Donald was asked to advertise and to secure music for the occasion.
Each member was asked to make tudge for the candy sale. Alter the correspondence tor the month had been read, the sick committees re- ported on calls made.
Several invitations -were received for the next meeting, drawing in favor of Mrs. P.W. MacDonald. who invited the members to meet at her home on Thursday for the next meeting. Roll call wul be an- swered by paying as many pennies an the number of the size of ones ahoo. i
Mrs. W.E. Mclierina. provided dainty refreshments during the so- cial hour that followed. The meet- ing closed with the National An- them. g ,
IRISHTOWN W. I.
Mrs. . the August meeting at Irishtown W. 1., which opened in the usual manner. In the absence of the pre- sident. the vice-president. Mrs. Kenneth Macbeod occupied the
- chair. Roll call was answered with
"The size of my Bathing Suit". by M members. and one new member was welcomed. A letter regarding the sale of I new book by our laland poet. John Robert Lamont Campbell. was read. and the mem- bers decided to send for one book or receipts. The secretary reported
' that 345.35 was realized at the ice
cream social at Willard Brown's. Miss Emeline Macbeod. Mrs. Leigh Paynter and Mrs. A. H. Campbell were appointed on the
new sick committee. The members
decided to clean the school before the walls are re-iinished. It was moved by Mrs. James B. Macneod.
D. Hlckox entertained at
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ask Holmanh for permission to' hold a pantry sale and bear in their store in sumlnereide. on the first convenient Saturday alter- ncon. Mrs. George '1'. Macuod. Mra. Clair Campbell. Mrs. John E. Macuod. Mrs. Cecil Campbell and Mrs. Clayton stavert volun- teered to take charge of the sale. 82.00 was received from Margate IW. I.. for freezer rent, and 20 cents from members.
An excellent report on the annu- al convention was given by Mrs. Willard Brown.'Included in the re- port was the recommendation that 85.00 be paid to the Jubilee fund. or 25 cents from each member. each year. A vote of thanks was tendered the delegates. Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Cecil Campbell. Thanks -was also tendered Mrs. E. Protitt and Mrs. W. Brown, at whose homes the ice cream sooials were held. Mrs. Thomas Campbell in- vited the members tor the Septem- ber meeting.
The only item of entertainment was an interesting and well told story by Mrs. John F. Mac-Leod. The meeting closed with "The
ixing" and lunch was served by the hostess and committee in charge, -Bur
SPRINGFIELD RV. I.
The August meeting of spring- field Women's Institute was held at the home of Mrs. Joseph Haslam and was opened by singing the Ode and repeating the Creed in unl- lson. There were nine members and four visitors present. Aivei the 'reading of the minutes it was de- .cidcd to have an auction sale at the
September meeting. of the artic- les made by the members from remnants received. y A sun or money was voted to- ;warda a gift for a member who is leaving the district and Mrs. Wil- iilam Haslam and Mrs. Crawford isinclalr were appointed to pur- ichase the gilt. Sick committee re- lported sending two "baby" cards. and there was no report. lram the Red Cross committee. ' Two ne.'.' imembers were welcomed.
Mrs. William I-laslam invited the Imem' a for the September meet- .ing when roll call will be answered with s "Get Well” or "Sympathy" card. New committees, Prograrr. Mrs. Andrew Hughes and 14:5. ixelm Mayne. Lunch. Mrs. Joseph .Matheson. Mrs. Keith Mayne and Mrs. C. Sinclair. School. Mrs. G. Dunning. A contest prepar'ed by Mrs. c. Sinclair was won by Miss Howard and Miss Joyce i-Iaslanx land one prepared by Miss Howard was won by Mrs. C. Sinclair and .Mrs. A. Hughes.
. The meeting closed with t.hr National Anthem and lun:'n was served by the hostess.
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The regular meeting of Wlnaloe .North W. M. S. met at the home of Mrs. W. H. Roberts on Wednesday August 9th with Mrs. E. M. Cud- more as leader. Theme for this meeting; 'Jesus Christ Teacher and Lord."
Meeting opened with Call to Worship. followed by "O For a Thousand Tongues to sing” and selections from the Missionary Monthly read by leader. Hymn 248 was read responsively with prayer from Missionary Monthly by leader. and hymn "In Christ. There is no East or West" was sung.
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seconded by Mrs. 11'. w. Johnstone and carried, that bonds owned-by the Institute he cashed. and added to the cash on hand to the total of 3350.00. which is to be given to the Hall Building committee. Mrs. l-laroId,Ma.cLeod was authorized to
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III!) IANCTUAIIII At the turn of the century mat-
ters in Birdland looked really serious. Some species had entirely disappeared. other-a were last dwindling. Fortunately there were some bird conscious people. in- cluding membe ot the Audubon Society. which came into being in 1004 for the exprea purpoee' of protecting wild birds; Through their persistence. the federal gov- ernments of both Canada and the United States instituted laws to stop the indiscriminate shooting of game and migratory birds alike. in consequence, during the last fifty yearn more than 100 species of North American birds have in- creased.
True, public interest must yet be aroused. There are too many law breakers, who kill purely for the pleasure of killing, even when
M. iollowed. readers Mrs. John Maclnnis. Mrs. A. D. Shaw. Mrs. Folland. Mrs. W. H. Roberts and Mrs. E. M. cudmore. Reading by Mrs. E. M. Oudmore. "The Aim of Christian Education."
Minutes of last meeting were read and adopted. Rou call re- sponded to by eight members and 1 visitor, Committee Friendship secretary reported eight calla sev- en cards, 3 boxes and two flowers sent during the month.
Business period iollowed. Next meeting at the home of Mrs. John Maclnnis leader. Mrs. C. L. dud- more and Mrs. Albert Cnidmore when roll call will be answered with a verse of scripture containing the word cross.
Collection amounted to 31.15. Bill 10? C0919! of play paid. Meeting closed with lord Dismiss us with 'lI'l&y Blessing and Mllplh Bened- c on.
the bird! are ne-the and the young familieo are left to starve. Iwwleri-heless. our birds are receiv- lnl more and more attention. The Audubon Society has expanded
. enormously. adding also thousands
o! iunlor'members. Sanctuaries have wrung up in all part: at Canada. backed by ihe'govgm. men-t. by connrvation and bird societies. and by private individ- uals. The Royal Canadian.Mount- ed Police do their best to assist the custodians in enforcing the
i Law. Even some hunters seem
anxious to avoid shooting too many waterfowl. and are urging others to help conservation by preserving breeding grounds. Ducks Unlimited is a very large consei-vationsociety with its mem- bership made up chiefly of duck hunters drawnirom all parts of both countries.
One 01 the most important and beat known sanctuaries in the world was founded at Kingsville, Ontario. in 1904. by Jack Miner. Though started primarily for the protection of Canada Geese. which were last becoming extinct, all species of birds know that there they are safe. At migration time it is not unusual for 30,000 Canada Geese to -arrive in a day. stay the night. and leave the next morning. Through: banding. it has been dis- covered that a great many return year after year. each time bring- ing lriends with them. Some have been coming for 20 years. There is an iniirmary where the wound- ed are cared tor. and though most
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TEMPORARY OANOELLATION OF OANAOIAR PAOIFIO STEAMSIIIP
BAY OF FIINOY SERVICE
Account the necessity of placing the S. S. ”Princess
Helene" in dry dock for annual overhauling, there will
be no service between Saint John and Di-gby from September 15th to October 15th inclusive.
OANAOIAN PAOIFIO
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The Store of Joseph G. Kays, 268 Grafton Street. is now under management of JOSEPH BOYLAN and
ROY N. WARREN, and will be known as BOYLAN dz WARREN MARKET
We cordially solicit the continued patronage of all his present customers and new ones.
We carry complete line of:--
GROCERIES, MEATS, FRUITS, SMOKES, SOFT DRINKS, CONFECPIONERY study
more to serious.
Newest Blouses. Sweaters and Skirts de- signed in eye-catching colors and styles.
attractively priced for Tiny Tot and ,.Jun-
Yeu'R wont to see our Full range of
Mlsses' Dresses. consisting of Corduroy.
I-IOLMIS 1: IIADLIY Is Ilia where the wisest mother gees whenever It comes to liuylng the lest in Children's Clothes.
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are able h join other floekl. lee make the Jack Miner Sanctuary their pamlnent home. g R
The founder died in IIM. but the work of the bird refuge is car- riedonbyhiaeooa. Mnretit was run solely on private lunda: later federal and provincial grants also became neoeaaary. It la nttlng that National Wildlife Week. an annual ailair. should have been arranged to include April 10. the birthday of Jack Miner.
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CLYDE IWII W. M. I.
The regular monthly mheting of the Clyde River W. M. 5. was held on August lo. at the home or Mrs. Ira Auld.
The president opened the meet- ing by reading Psalm I. "What a Friend we have in Jenn". was sung, after which the l.ord'a Prayer waa repeated in unison.
scripture luading was from Acts Chapter one. read by each mem- ber. Addltional readings were given by rm. Auld. Mrs. Murray and Mrs. Beer. Prayer by the prealdent and the singing of "Stand up, stand up for Jesus" closed the devotional part.
Roll call was answered by a verse of scripture by sixteen members. Minutes were read and adopted. One.
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051.0. Beat. 4 - (luutm-I) - Joint Norwegian-Danish navtland air manoeuvres, biggest since the war. take place this week at! the South Norwegian coast. The man- oeuvn will be in two phases. one
wegian coast u-om Denmark. the other will be a naval convoy exer- cise between Btavanaer and Oslo Fjord.
48'!!! STATE Total area of Alaake is 55.000 square miles: only three per cent of.the.iand is privately-ownw
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