OCTOBER Z6. 1949

O'Leury and Vicinity

MJ. and Mrs. Harold; Dim“. and little daughter. Diane. o1 iiensall. Ont. ere visiting Mfg Dlgnan’! parent-I. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley D1811!!!-

I ‘Mr. users! Cain. Springfield

west. is l. patient 11.‘! the Prince Edward Island Hospital, an”. lottetown. for treatment. Her mam friends wish him l. lllfledy recov= cry.

Mrs. Weldon Dignan daughters. J9“ and Heather o! Charlottetown.’ are visiting iii Woodstock. the guests oi Mr. Dlg_ nrin's parents, Mr. and Mrs, .Wes Digiian.

The Bloomiield Corner Women's institute held a very successful sale o! home cooking in the O’- Leary Co-op Store on Saturdav afternoon. Oct. 22nd. The many articles oi‘ delicious home c0011.- ing found a ready sale. l

and two

Miss Alberta MsicAuslend. Bloom- field, young daughter oi Mir. and. Mrs. Edward MacAuslend, incl the misfortune to fall on Sundav, Oci. Z1 and break her shoulder blade. Shc is a patient in the Prince County HOSPitB-i. Summerili side. I

Best wishes are being extended 90 Miss Marion MacPhec who was married at 2 p.m. on Saturday. Oct. 22 in Ottawa to L.A.C. Glen H. Brunton of Ottawa. Miss Mic- ‘Phee is a dauzhtcr of Mr. and Mrs. l-iugh MacPhee o! Bree and “as foirmerly employed at Pete and Co. in O"eary and Small- iiim‘s Ltd. in Surnmerside, Her. lvlfillV friends WiSh her and her husband many years or happy; wedded life. I

nsi- Mr. Jarvie will also be the \liI‘."l;!| speaker at thi- Sunday‘ 2110111 convention iii the OLesry Alberton district which will be lieid at Oepe Wolfe United Church. .-._n_ Nov. 4th under the uspicer oti ihc Maritime Religious Education. r-niini-il. Tentative plans call for. W... tn speak at the following iii-ices: Oct 31st. Bideford; Nov. 1st at the Presbytery meeting ht Ken- i-iiirtori; Nov. 3rd at O'l‘..esry. He will also likely speak st Alberton.

Rev John Jnrrie. Sackville. VB. secretary of Christian Edu- ration for the United Church in the Maritime Provinces will be the special speaker et the Western Presbytery Young People's Rally nri Wednesday. Nov. 2nd. in the ‘viontrose United Church. The date hi1! been changed from Oct. 28th tn Nov. 2nd. to allow Rev. Mr. Jar- vie an opportunity of sPBBRlBB t0 the young people of the Presbytery which comprises the unions in the following pastoral ciisreesr Alber- t-on. Montrose. Oleery, West Cape end Bideford.

AIber-lon _

Silas Mary Keefie is enjoying e vacation in Alberton the guest of her sister, Miss Florence Keefe.

The illness o! Mrs. Everett Shea who has entered the City Hospi- tal. Charlottetown (or treatment is deeply regretted.

Mr. and Mrm. F. J. Carpenter accompanied by ‘Mr. Henri’ 5- clarke motored to Mount Stewart on Wednesday.

lire. H. J. Larkin hes returned lio-iie after a very pleasant stay et the homo of her daughter Mrs. G. Bennett. Chipman. N. B.

The exterior ot the Canadian mule of Commerr» has been rec-

i-nilv repainted. which adds wrest-i '\' lo the tppearance of tho builii-_ The work WES done by Mlfii

inc. William Bertie.

Mrs Maurice Perry J1‘.- find lliili- son Dennis nro receiving a ii-nriu welcome home since their 1l'l‘l\'fli imrii an extended visit with HTS. Perry's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Martin. London, England. i

The niioils of the ‘Prlncioelhl hoot. Alberton Hivh S~hcol. heldl .1 iiaiitri- sale in Mr J w Don (“winbells store, on Saturday 7fl"'"""‘fl. Tl“ "not-eds were ve"\‘ vrstifivim- end the committee in charge ivishes to thari-‘r all those “ho patronized the sale.

"rs. [time Mclilwen and MW .‘l"i‘v 'es"~ have taken up resid- """-P "t the Iwrkin Apartment- "lss Leslie who is a Piihlic Hefilth viirse made her hoadoquarters at Aiberton several rears ago. and her numerous friends relnt "3 ‘ie-ii- of For ill health and hope for her speedy recovery.

Mrs. Hulih J. Cahlll was recclvim lh-i ccnzratulations of her msnv friends ‘hiesdav on attaining the "D6 old age oi re years; also the “W1 "mt many msre haoov years lav ahead. Born [It Mont- lvsc. P. It‘. l. on October 18th. i853- Mrs. Ciihl1l's maiden name was Elizabeth Glllis, the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. John flillis. ilie voungest o! eleven children. or whom she is the only surviving member. She was married on Feb- "1"? 7th. i904.

New. in the twilight of her life.

‘Jim: Quatihl

[HE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN

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Mrs. Oahill livoe hlppily with her husband in their coiniortable home

~ in Alberton.

In her younger days she rem- embered the port o! Albericn as one of the busiest on the Island. Ships oi every nation, sailing the "Seven our made AIIIB o pt of call.

A cordial welcome is being ex- tended to Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Car - pcnter and two children, Evelyn and Dean of’ Kendal. Ssskatche- wan, who have some to live iii Alberton. At present Mr. and Mrs. Carpenter and family ere Btsylng, at the home ofhdrs. B. R. Burke, but plan to move coon into their newly built modern home on Cen- tral Street, recently purchase} from Mr. O. W. Weeks. Mr. Car- penter who is a ieweiler and watch repairer will open his office at the Princess Pat Theatre the letter pert of

AUSTRALIAN SUCCES

SYDNEY. Australian, .Oct_ 3g - (GP) ~Australians are proud of their country-wide infant welfare system--and with cause. The plan has given the country one o! the

I INFANT mums run I I

world.

In 194B the intent death rate (the number of deaths under one year of age per 1.000 births) "reached the record low of 71.76. one of the iirst countries in the world to establish a comprehensive system o! infant welfare, Australia now has baby health centres in all her cities end in most country iowns.

These centres give pre-naial and

lowest infant mortality rates in the an,

post-natal advice to mothers. and check Lhe health oi babies regularly, No treatment is given, but i! there are any symptom o! illness. intents are sent to a doctor or public hoe-

ital.

p In addition to the centres, mobile baby clinics iii railway carriages or motor caravans visit many rural areas. ‘rrained nursing cistern who staff than zlve expert moihcrorait advice to women o! the outback. There is no charge tor any of then services.

New south Wale! Wll the first Australian state to let up baby health centres. in 1004. Since. then all six states have established simis In: systems. The basic principles of infant care taught at iheno centres are the urns throughout Australia. Breest-feedinl i)! infant; to nine iriionths of Ale is the ltlndlld ad- vlco given. Where this in not pogl. ble, Ind when the child is old en- ough for solid foods. modern diets are r1138!!!“-

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