v'I'HE GUARDIAN. CHARIDTTETOWN

Mgkcn 14. 1950

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WODID 3EPOIt’l‘ CRIPPLE5 campaign for the Ontario Crippled ' 0‘.1ivldIen’a Society. The editor of OTTAWA. Mamh 13 —-(CPI -—.Chate1aine magazine said that of- There ahviid be legislation ccm- ten I child born crippled gets no milling doctors to report. all babies chance at proper curative care un- cripplod. Byrne Hope Sanders til the condition is too far gone for ad Total-O. amid today. Her address real help. was prepared. for delivery at a Rotary Chi) luncheon marking Oemde, is the third largest trad». opening ot the 1960 Easter seal lng nation in the world.

5 By George Clark

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IGINTBS IONTAGIII: Herold U’. IJIII7, Llllﬂ “till, III. Altlll Stewart. HID Ian-kt Olaie. AGENT GIIOIGIIOWNI ~Wald0I IAVOII.

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Georgetown “ and Vicinity

Mr. Neil A. Wight was I visitor to the City on Thursday.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fraser left last week on I visit to friends and relatives in Boston, Mass.

Mrs. Frank MIcLean and Mrs. Walter MacLeIn were visitors to Montague on Friday.

Mr. Clarence Campbell, crew member of the "Abegweit". is

in Pamure Island.

Mr. 1:. Code uyresenting J. and T. Morris of Charlottetown, was I business visitor to Georgetown on Friday.

Her many friends in George- town Ind throughout the Province

visiting with relatives and friends I

am sorry to hear of the illness of Mrs. I‘. J. Solomon and Ill ex- press the hope that her condition will speedily and swnirfactorily im-

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of Charlottetown travelled to Georgetown on Wednesday even- ing. where they met the local W-ildcats in a fast, clean and hard-fought hockey game. The visitors were victorious by a 12-’! score and mother encounter be-

for an early dIte.

last week Mr. William S. Mar- tell lost I purse containing I con- siderable amount of money on Water Street. Unknown to Mr. Martell the purse was found short- ly afterwards by Jack Mair of Dunn Point. who. when he dis- covered to whom it belonged. re- turned it to the owner. Mr. Mar- 'tell in appreciation gave the find- er I very generous reward.

STUIGEON SCHOOL Report for half year. Basalt! Dopertlnuat

Grade X.-—-1, Eileen Mcoarroh. Grade !X.—-1. Siirley Mackin- non; 2. Gloria senoubeugh; 3. Joyce Cora-Id.

Grade VIII.-1. Grace Ceilings; 2. Pauline Farrell: 3. 1:ihelFranch. Grade VII.—.1, Ellsworth Conrad; 2, uslrley Levers and James Inn- mgen, equal; 3. June: Mccu-ton. Grade vI.—1. Aanes Mocsrron Ind Kenneth Mecxinnon. equal; 2. Donald Ross; 3. Oscar Mother. Grade V.—1. Lorraine Murphy: 2. sterling Dorrie; 3. Kevin Mic- Carton.

Primary Department

Grade V. Sr.-1. Marlon Murphy: 2 Leone Senclbeugh; 3. Kenneth

Farrell. Grade V. Jr.—1, Cyril Jaanielon; ﬁx Joseph lennuan; 3. Imiie

Grade IV.—l. lnncia Lannigeu; 1 Ranaah Macxinnon. ‘

Grade I1'!.—l, Wendell oollings; 2, Ralph Oonrad; 3. Gerard Mur-

rhy. Grade II. Sr.—1. Eleanor Farrell; 2. Therese l nlgen: I.

limp. Grade II. .7:-.—1. ch-ant Sauce- baugla: I. Iliubeth Mocerron. Grade !.—No tests. Arthur o'shee_ Auistent-Claire Delorie.

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tween those two teams is planned '

The L. M. Poole Dumber Kings ,3

- - ‘NEW SPRING STYLES. - &iita- two piece and a piece from 0|-I0 1-ID. Gabardine. lnaliah Flan- nel, etc. shortiee/from $16.50 up. Ions Coats, lklrtl. Blouses. Un- lined Suit-I atone Ind ueo. Ltlfze selection of Easter straw Hats. Blacks. Hand Bag: and slips. ‘‘Jo-. Anne" Dress Shop, Montague.

Bison Bombers Defeat Sourls 6-2

On Wednesday night the Men- -tague bison Bombe . _came back to their old form by defeating the Souria squad by the score of 0-3 at the Montague rink.

Although the first period was fut. the second and third aes- sions were quite slow owing to the heavyice. It was almost im- Doaaible to complete I pass on the heavy ice. so that the game wu largely one of shooting from long distances at the goalie. Both teams being handicapped by the absence of’ players, they nevertheless put an an interest- ing exhibition for the llrge num- ber of fans who like to watch the Sourls-Bomber games. Lineups: soum: Goal, L. Maénonald; efence, l. Cheverie. G. Farrell. E. Hicks, H. Poole: forwards, Pa- uuet. Poole,-Cheverle, Kickhnm, Gotier. .l. Cheverie, Gallant. Farrell, Buckley.

...BornberI: Goal, F. Fraser; de- fence. I... Fraser. MacGulgIn, P. 'Peardon; forwards. Clair. S. Peardon. R. Collings, Jay, Camp- bell. Poole, Surrey. R. Collinge. SUMMARY Flut Period l—Bombers, Poole . 2-Bombers. R Collings 3-—Bombers, Clair

. 14.20 . '. 15.35

(S. Peardon) 19.10 Pnalt.ies—None. Second Period 4—Bom.ber:. Poole ................ .. '2.55 5—Sour-is. Gotier. (Kickham) 8.05 0-Bombers. R. Coiling: 9.30 Penalties-—None. Third Period 7—Souris, L. Paquel 1.05 8-—-Bombers, R. Ceilings ..... .. 8.40

Penalties-—None.

BALTIC W. I.

On‘ the evening of November 14, 1009. the members of Baltic W. I.. with their huabands as their guests celebrated the fifteenth annivers- Iry of their organization by per- taking of I sumptuous chicken ‘dinner at Hiiicreet Lodge, Summer- side East.

After the Grace was said by the president. all set in to the tables which were I delight to the eye. and with jovinllty and good-will enjoyed all the good things so greciouely served.

Three of the charter members were present: Mrs. Benjamin Burn. the first . prealded. Mrs. Blﬁlcﬂ Riley and Mrs. Louis on‘- ra ..

At the close of the dinner, toasts were drunk to the King-propoaed by Mr. Keir Crafcr. to the Baltic W. 1.—propoaed by Mr. Earle Mat- thews Ind to Our HuabInds-—pro- posed by Mrs. James well.

An hour of social chat end I sing song were then enjoyed,

Boyd brought to a close by all joining

hands Ind singing Auld Lang sync.

After I hearty vote of thanks was extended to the hostesa, Iii dopertad for their homes vowing tolmake this celebration In Innual a air.

N0 TALK! ,WITH RUSSIA

LONDON. Much 13 —(AP)—— Priime ulndutor Attlee ruled out once more today any new approach to Russia for outlawing the Itcmtc Ind hydrogen bombs. "I do not think I. new approach would get over the ditfiotilty. which is the unwillingness of Russia to coop- erete," Attiee told the Home of Commons. Attlee's .. rcmark was prompted by .I question from Labor munber Nbxman P. Dodds.

HIGHWAY! Ex'l'f-INTDED

A total of also miles of new

pavement was laid in New Bruns-

wick during 1040. .

FERTILIZERS

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Mine Itetejherren of Charlotte- town ia visiting her home here.

Mlu Shirley Jewell of Meadow» Bank spent the week-end hon gueat of Miss lldlth Crnwell.

Master David McLean, Ion of Mr. and Mn. Herold Macbean is confined to his home with pneu- monia. - Mrs. B. W. Taylor and Mn. Colin Burt of Surnmerelde visited relstivel and friends here this week.

Master Jerry Simpson, son of Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Simpson of Summerslde, was I visitor here on Saturday guest of his cousin. Mr. Ross Matheson.

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Burns and fImlly and Mr. Wendell Maoxay motored to Malpeque on Sunde, and were guests of Mr. and Mn. Wm. .Burne. ’

Miss Christine Sherran. teacher in North Granville School. Ipent the week~ead here u gueat of Miss Frances Sberren. ——

Mr. and Mrs. Earl Carrier and son Terry of North River. were Sunday visitors here, gueata of Mg. and Mrs. Lester Sherran and family. ,

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Mr. and Mrs. Harold McLean and family, Mr. and Mrs. Jack McLeod and Gordon McLean mo- tored to Borden on Sunday and were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Stan- ley McLean. , Mr. Ind Mraﬁﬁoland Glover and three children of Saskatche- wan are visiting here as guests of Mr. Glover's sister. Mrl. James H. Andrew: and Mr. Andrews.

Word was received here this week by Mrs. Cyril Smith that her brother Elmer Clerk is I patient in the Saint John General Hospital. where he underwent I knee operation. Lateat word re- vealed his condition was sII'efIc- tory.

Patients returning to their homes in Hunter River, from the P.E.l. Hospital include Mrs. Daniel Machyden. Mrs. Garfield Wood and Mr. Harry Smith. Entering the hospital ‘for treatment this week is Mrs. Orville Seller.

Mrs. J. L. LePage returned home this week from Concord. N.l~I., where she went to be with her sister. Mrs. Leslie Andrews. who has been very 111. Mrs. Andrews‘ condition was slightly improved when Mrs. LePage left Concord.

The many friends of Mrs. Percy Macftne will be glad to learn she has returned to her home on Longworth Ave. from the P. E. I

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long River Church Observes Day of Prayer

The World Day of Prayer service for the Joint societies of Burling- ton Anglican W. M. S., Preaby. terlan W. M. S. and United W. M_ 5., of Long River, was held at the home of Mrs. Ernest and Mrs. Archie Johmtone. Due to the stormy weether and bad road condition: the attendance was not Ia large II usual. >

Mrs. Andrew C. Johnatone of the United W. M. S. opened the ser- vice with the theme “Faith For Our Time", and the call to wor- Ihlp, Mrs. Oscar Johnatone gave a message of welcome to the visit- ing gocleties. 4 » Mrs. Allan A. Campbell was lea or for the Presbyterian W. M. and Mrs. Leigh Paynter for Anglican W. ‘M. S,

Readings, relating to the power of pi-ayes, were given by Mn. A. A. Campbell. Mrs. Eiila Profltt and Mn, Murdock Macbeod. Prayers were offered by Mrs. Wm. Payn- ter, Mn. Mary Profitt, 1/Ira. Keith Adam: and Mn. Elli: Profltt.

The hymn: sung were: "All Hail The Power of Jesus Name". "My Faith Look: Up To Thee" and "Fight The Good Fight". The of- fering was received by Mn. Ralph Jehnatone and all joined in sing- ing "Praise God,!"rom Whom All Blessings Flow". A hymn and benediction closed the meeting and I Ioclal period followed. A boun- tiful lunch we: aerved by the ladle: of the United w, M. s. for which the vlnltlng Iocletlea extend- ed their thanks.

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Scholarships offered For Training A: Hospital Housekeeper

The American I-‘loepitnl As ociI- tton today announced the establish- ment of the Pacific Mills lloepfal Education Fund to encourege tech- nical training of personnel as hoe- pltel housekeepers. .

Designed to help place the new profession of hospitel housekeeper on I career basis for women with executive ability, the Pacific Mills Fund will provide ten full scholar- ships for the first formal educa- tional course in hospital house- keeping, which has been establth-» ed by the American Holpitel As- sociation at Michigan state College.

The eight-week course, which starts April 8. will be taught by members of the Michigan ‘state

.collexe faculty, American Respit- Il Association staff specialists and other experts. It cover: butket and record keeping. , ..el manage- ment. Job Inalynil. ﬂlvnlies and «moment. lineal. furnishings, bac- teriology, fire prevention and em- ployee training methods. field trips, laboratory work and assigned reading supplement cluroom lectures.

Commenting on the establish- ment of the mind. Henry M. Bliss. president of Pacific Mills. one of the nation's largest manufacturers of textiles. Itatedz

"In the last several years. new management syntems. -new tech- niques Ind new housekeeping aids have made hospital housekeeping In important and responsible oc- cupeilon. In recognition of this, and as I further contribution to-

full achoierahipl this year, ; for tuition and room and bol‘iJr<iyL:: the campus."

Any qualiﬁed employee of II has. pitel which is I member or the American Hospital Association or Iny administrator of I member hospital with I qualified candidate may make application for I echo]. arahlp. Applications will be receiv. ed until March 20 by the Pacific Hill: Hospital Education rum; American Hospital Association. in East Divlliou Street, Chicago. win- ners will be notified not later than March 2'1.

cnaxrox GOING To nonuuvn O'l'l‘AWA. March 1.‘! —-(OP) .. Defence Minister claxton will head I Iix-man Canadian delegation which will leave Ottawa by plane March 25 for The Hague to attend I sales of meetings of re17reeent« Iti_vea of title North Atlantic treat; ailxea. The talks will open in the Net:her'lI.nds capital March 28.

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