asked questions about their abil- attending the 12nd annual conen- beyond the means at the average insignificant. easily gm-rertedlto CO-tlporatp Wm. cm, au.-mmg

a I . . . I NO Place For HOSP"-al Whlch etyAl:;.,l::,;bml mm "mm tlinoxtggmo Quebec Hospitals Ci)l'n- wage earner, He saw . pomm mumm.. cream, by ..,,,,,,m;;, Heb M, du.,,,,L. ememmcy mes? iliursl June 28. The guardian. Page 15

I. a solution in health insurance plans trative assistants who are ill- are ”nu longer houses of God"

i a poor man has no p co in modern cog-1-3 3Ey0Nu MEANS worked in co-operation with state trained full of good will. out al- A-tn, Rm , V I d 1- ..,l, . . . .

. 4 t I h M. ;. th T . . - 3, V. ise in a general hogpgiai CIL:-I. assistants busyuig -hcm- calls based on the attitude that

whey villi Dr. Marcel Lapointe. men tal au oriies. g ' p let-git to public elations . 4 . lust and lieatmenl to an iniured selves about a mutilated person to many of them are not serious." The physician: gave their talks director of Hotel Dieu St. Vallier Dr. Desjardtns said a survey 0! Dr. Desjardins said hospitals child. under the pretext thatathere inquire about his ability to HOW,-his which usacrmce ma

QUEBEC lcmgrwo Pmmmem Dr. Edward Desjamms: Wong before some 3,500 delegates from of Chicoutimi. said modem 'i-ed- misunderstandings most common have to integrate LIlElIIleIVca in are hospitals for children, is un. pay. . . lwenare of me Sick to re MM. Q”.-my physicians said Tuesday'known surgeon of Hotel Die Hubs lQ"eb.ecv 0"'-3"l”- "W Mlmhm M09 Ind IIOSPIIII WOFIK4 I185 between IIOSDIHIIS and the pubhc moderp community life. worthy of a Christian hospital. . . Hospitals should guard against have no placy: in the c-omrgnunilun: '”";.;als are faced with an acute pm” in Montreal, said var, ,,r the provinces and the United States reached a stage where it is far show they stem from "essentially Christian hospitals which reiusel "How Hnpmper H is to see in. laxity in answermg emergency 3.

he said. ,,-'-u:- relations problem to nver- problem Ste,-as from clumsy mm.

::..::::.::::'::i.:”t;:tl:::..r::”:t'it one by we! or 3 M,,',Je man to my for modem gent-y patients. who sometimes

h”,pna1 care. are refused for lack ol- space or

llllontague High School Pass I First'In Order Of Merit

The Montague High School Pass Errol MacLure ' list in order of merit is as fol- Edna Ann Nicholson lows. Victor Bell was winner oi Norbert Rice the Governor Generals Medal. g Alan Kingshury (irade ii Mabel Mm-Lean .

Veronica Taylor Elaine Poole -j Joan Ferguson Maynard MacLeod at 1 luaiine Shaw Leonard Monroe ., I tmrothy MacDonald Laura Collins I I liuncan Macbeod Devana Hewitt ' V i Luna ylughes i Shirley MacLean 3 j Norma Llewellyn Jacqueline MacGuigan t, luzmne lilacLeod Marcia MacDonald i I t x l Holt-n Berk Mary Roche g i '5 1 Hi-we Ballem Grade X1 r' llaiid MacLur Margaret Jean Mat-Douala 3 l wrma Annear Gladys Roche ll I-ittn Campbell Donald Macharen ll Wayne Lilly Carol Walker . -13 Gloria Hlcken Stewart Hanson ll Morley Annear Marguerite Mat-Donald I. llllly Vanlderstina Peilily MacLeod 1' l-lverelt Myers Anna Moore I Karen Burke Evelyn Gillis . . I llohcrt Ross Kathleen Knox I rtu-istisri Vanlderstine Alice MacDonal; I ' Terrence Lannigan Lorraine Valley

Wayne Johnston Beverly MacLeo

Gr-rald MacDougall Lelth McCarron

Grade 9 Helen Myers . . M

T-iunlce Clary g Ethel Irvine

Tlarrlet Lannigsn G991'8e McKennll '

George Beck Betty Praught

Beverly Beck Janet Walsh

Merrill Wigginton Laurel Nelson

Nell Hooiey , v James Johnston

.Iudy Cudrnora Grade X11

Marjorie Glilll EWIYII Macl.uro

David Masher Kenneth Ballum

llcalher Jamieson William Mavlntyre

Wayne White Norma Scott

Kay Macuan Kenneth Maclntyre

Kent MacLean Cyril Butler

Wallace Macnonsld Eileen McGee

Margaret MscLean Roland Sullivan

Grade 10 Bernadette Power Victor Bell -Governor-Generals MET)! Carver Medal winner Glenda Jamie-son

Robert Stewart Evelyn Laniaiizne

Blair Buchanan William Sullivan

Albert Fognrty .IoAnne Watt:-rworth

Waller Mac-Ewen Mildred Murphy

Margaret Anne.-ir Eric MacDonald

Faye MacDonald Ralph Annezir

Joan Gormley Boyde Whitt-

Jane”, Adam, John liim-Gmvan

Roz" Jackson (s3tca(lltl;tY glllllllflhlill

tmh" Pilw" John Yorston

Eileen Annear Ian MacKen7.ie

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For Federal Defence Post

By DAVE MCINTOSH tember -Canadlan Press Statt Writer ormwn tCPl e Brig Jean WON 3 D50-

Vicior Allard. l)S0 and two bars. Brig. Allard. a barrel-t-hosted iii. of Nicolai. QUE. m-13' take his giant of a man, won his first Dis- tirst. step this fall toward an even- tinguished Service Ordrr at the mat cabinet post in defence min- Battle of tiie.Ari2IIi Rivcnwneat: tswr. Oriona. Italy, in December, 1943.

Army headquarters announced while in temporary command of today that Bria. Allard now com- the Royal 22nd Reulniciil. mander of the 3rd Infantry Brl- In January, 1944. ht won the Slide It Cami) Vllfarller. Que” DSO again while commanrliiir: the will '..e appointed commander oi Royal 22nd in the breakthrough the eastern Quebec area in late oi the Gothic line in Italy. lic September. won his third D50 in March, 1945.

Army sources said last summer leading the 6th Iniantiy Brigade they belltved 3318- Alllfd WI! in the breakthrough to Groningen being groomed for the post of de in The Netherlands. ft-lice minister. possibly alter the since the Wm. he hag served "9" l”d'”' 39”"! ”l'c””"' as military attache in iliioscow

Smlrc" p"dm9d '1'” the fir" vice quartermaster-general oi the 5 5"” I" 3'15 A”"'d'3 h”udi"P '9 army and commander of the 25th cabinet material would be ap- 1n'.n"-y Brigade in Km.” 'H(, polntment to command the osst- ha, led the am Bl.1sade' ism”, ern Quebec area. This first step, September. 193 it it is that. now baa been con- ' ' tinned. t

CAMPNEY T0 TRADE

Brig. Allard would succeed De- tenca Minister Campney who. so the speculation goes. would take over from Trade Minister Howe.

The army also announced that Brig. Frank Fleury, 42. ot Moni- real. now eastern Quebec ares commando . will attend a one-i year course at the Imperial D9- tence College in England atarting In January. 1957.

Col. Dollard Menard, D80, 43. of Notre-Dame-du-Lac. Que, will tie promoted brlgadler and take over command 0! the 3rd brig- lde from Brig. Allard In late Sep-

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