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MONTREAL, JII-n. 22.—(C.P.)— Montreal Canadians put a tompor- arycheck wt-herusboi New York Americans tor a play-oi! berth in the Canadian section of the Nation- al Hockey League here tonight when they bonded the Amerks a 6-2 dc- ieat before a crowd of about. 4.500

. fans. The win left Canadlexis firm-

ly entrenched in second position. {our points ahead o! their nearest rivals, Montreal Maroons.

The Canadlens‘ (onward line play-

gnd Deacon ad. brilliantly to take advantage of lan edge in man power and four oi

their goals were rattled past Wor- tars while an American was serving a penalty. The Canaldicns‘ younger

‘e4 fog, generation divided honors In the to scoring with the veterans, Riley

notching a goal and llondou owo while Joliat, Gagnon and Bour-

hs own geault each tallied once. SUMMARY

ﬁrst P810!!! i-Americans. Martin (Himee, Mo-

ansdisno. Gag-non, (G. Man- tba) 14:00. kCsnsdians, Joliat (B. Months)

Governors Of N.H.L. Wil Siwhlmi:

NEW YORK, Jan. ISe-With the

l“! DOM" BalIeyShoIe armr- the paramount ipiocs oi business before them gov-

of the Rational Hockey bea-

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W- Afte tn , d t-h Fwmﬁw- "1319!"- 5197- time p-rogrlimtneq olnthe Rzd m: il-Montroal, Brydson. (Haynes. w" pmmulgaud on m “mm w

1am) 6M this Province in mo, 1 entered 1n- w-‘Manmu- 5951"“ (“m”) ho that work, and until now have

‘ 13:50. been actively engaged in this most

11—T°1‘°115°. Q3995"- (Pﬂmuu- interesting and helpdul service. My 31633011) 1733- feeling now is that a new leader 12-411200115, Smith (Wild. ghoul‘; ‘rude n“ um ‘we m’ Q 110113109“) "'39- needed rest. We all get into ruls Penslties-Brydson, ‘rhana by linux23 ‘a, 1,1,5,‘ u, any on, Dos on o y out of wmos w Wm wens such ruts, u to s... mm. inter- Bosm“ a“ (L!) Th“ mted. member the leadership.

- 33- --— If our young people are health hlgh-ﬂyins Dot-wit R-Mwinsl N- they will be nspvy. ma will m: pained on even terms with New 01d"- wacefuul w, m doing what 1°“ Rl-“lm- 7m‘ "M" m" we can, and l believe successfully, Sh" u" Amemm mm‘ , “ﬁ- through the splendid effort, of our by killing off Boston Bruins des- supervisor o! Junior work fgfbﬁi” $350‘ 3'1 "m" w" Catherine McLean, to teach our an‘ °r° - 3w“ ' young school children. and through

m homcsters, prrylna their last‘ $dmfm°"“§' “m‘e‘y°°‘b:§j,§; game without the much needed mam“, md keep healthy by ‘p services of Eddie Shore, their sus- vending’ w the cram“? “u” o‘ pended defence star. warren out- heath. 8m“ ma! oﬁyodw 3n l _| Our special work for handicapped ‘- £11m’ mum’; ‘hummd’ f; children is of the greatest import- wl . mmh 1 m; auce, and is increasing, and bene-

" mymm Wbfihareobtainedtht n be iodandisteinthesecondframe i "M" combined Wm, Herb “ma. who m_ described in terms oi finance. Had counted for the second and third "° m” mm?’ "'5 “mm 4° new“ counters The Bruins scored after 91mm ""1 WY 5°¢1=W l! will’ “m- five minutes of third period play, nxllnmzlgat they gmnbyb ﬁrs’ 1:! N 1s Stewart from J Lamb. mam - '

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L-pemm, weums (qomuq. tlcally all children in the Province low) 14 08, who are in need of active aid on

Pepaltiesrs Nona.’ H“ account“ of someuphysioalwlgltitdlcap‘.

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l-Detroit, Lewis (Welland) great praise for their work in this

branch. Miss Mona Wilson. as al-

12 85 Penalties: None ways, has given us most valuable‘

Third Period assistance, and has organised the l-Bosion, Btowart, (Lamb) IN. clinics during the visits of Dr. Ack- 4- D940". 14W". 19 53 er, who, as an Orthopedic Surgeon Penalties: Stewart. Smith does great. work for us, and de- - serves our thanks, and Miss Mac-

Dovnnell, the head of our Corrective

bins The members of the staff are all

h yet another member of our of- i floe staff, our Secretary and Office

a _ m; Consider Bailey-Shore Case m. r w. mo. m r»- uos (oupuf n. Nicholson. o! ___ “IWW- l WNW) I" B (o. asyoursun-r SpecillWiﬂl

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This yea-r adolescents who hsve lei: school are being invited to con- tinue in the Junior Red Cross as associate members. 'I‘o date six schools have reported a total of twenty Associate Mrmbers. These Associate Members assist with the regular programme in the schools and with the fund raising activities

of tbs Junior-s In Northam n|

group o! teen-age girls meet weekly for study of subjects in home making.

Organisation Ind Publicity

As in t-hc past every effort is

beingmsdetokeepintoucb with the schools through visits and cor- respondence .Ea.ch month a copy of the “Canadian Red Cross Jun- ior‘ and of the Provincial News Letter are sent to each branch. During the autumn months, weath- er conditions this year made trav- elling much more difIicult than usual but. from August lﬁth-No- vermber 30th, visits were paid to 503 classrooms in 35D schools. In

.the same period addresses were

given at eight local ‘Teachers’ Con- ventions and at, four public meet- i-nﬂ- 1n Wtober. it the invitation of the New Brunswick Division of ‘tho Rod Cross Society. I addressed Teachers’ Conventions in Moncton and Saint. John.

At the Provincial Teachers’ Con- vention a Junior Red Cross exhibit of hsndwork from the other pro- vinces was ‘shvvm and the aims of Junior Rod Cross were outlined in a drill presented by Juniors from Queen square School.

i At the Provincial Exhibition, the

Red Gross exhibit attracted many visitors to our booth when 1,850 people were weighed and measured

Certiﬁcates for having becn or- ganized as Red Cross Branches for ﬁve consecutive years were awarded to Springﬁeld (Queens), Norbo-m

‘ and Bunbury Schools as well as to Prince

Grades II. and III. of

Street School. The presentations were made at the school closing exercises by Mrs. C. G. Duify. M31 R. H. Rogers and Dr. H. D. John-

son. In advancing the cause of Junior Red Oross most eifectlve work ls

being done among the prospective‘

teachers by Professor l... W. Shaw, Director of Teacher Training, and in the schools by the Chief Super- intendent of Education and the

Supervisors of schools In the past year, 4,921 persons have called at our oflice to be oo receive mtonnstion,

the new cases reporting recently have been early orthopedic condi- tions, so that we now seldom see new patients in that obviom and ugly crippled stlte which might have been prevented and curred. Our patients have a variation of needs. ranging from those who require only slight direction and advice to be carrlcd out at home, to the oth- ers who represent clearly defined problems of surgical and hospital care and long courses of l re "l exercises. Miss MacDon- nell who so capably handles the latter has given i203 treatments to forty-six children. Her Corrective

Clinic for after care is conducted .

hree times a week and massage treatments and muscle training have been given to cases of wry neck, club feet and weak feet, spin- al curvatures, arthritis snd the largest group 0i all-the paralysis cases. Infantile paralysis requires

ears of message and muscle re- education to resimo the activity of the paralyzed muscles and constant vigilance to minimize the occur- rcnce o! deformities. The spastic paralysis oases need besides mental training, early and persistent training in the co-ordination of muscles and we are particularly proud of one small boy who, incap- able of doing almost anything several months ago, is now able under Miss MacDonnelYs skilled and patient care, to balance alone,

‘wrasp articles in his hands, build

blocks, spell simple words and count. Marked progress has been noted in all children attending the Corrective Clinic.

An inwrestlng feature this year has been the taking of moving pic- tures oi’ our crippled children‘: work by Rotarlsn 0. O. Craswell o! the Craswell Photo Studio. Mr. Craswcll, who for years has been helping to keep a phat-BURN“ "- cord of the corrections gained. h" now added this very valuable film

‘to the collection. By means o! It

wewillbeabletoshowtolargsr numbers of people the work ac- complished in the iniewatl 0f Q10 crippld child.

Again we are moat grateful 9° the public for their continued int- erest and support o! this work as shown Lhyqugh the splendid finen-

i cial assistance given by the Rotary

a-nd Gyro Clubs with monies raised by means of the Rotary Radio Auc- tim, Home Race and Mala Chorus Concert and the oyro T“ Christmas Seal Sale. also for dimly?- indlvidual donations and l btqualt bythewillofthelatelltslac- Kenzie of Orom Roads. lot 48.

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