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Addresses Rotary iliuh 0n First Aid Services

The Red Cross First Aid services have established Highway Posts in 26 sections of the Province from Tlgnish Run 1o North Lake, Mrs. l-larry Cudmore, Director of First Aid, Swimming and Water Safety, told Rotarians at their luncheon yesterday at, the Charlottetown Hotel. These posts are in charge of a Registered Nurse or reason- nbly well trained First Alder. The kit which is placed in these posts contains all the medical supplies necessary in the first treatment of accident victims.

Mrs. Cudmorc demonstrated one of the kits arrl explaincd that ii could be used effectively for any emergency from a cinder in an eye to splintered bones.

Speaking of the second part of the work of her brunch, she said that educational classes in first aid and accident prevention are being held in Prince of Wales Col- lege, St. Dunstan’s University, the P.E.I. and city hospitnlsﬁ schools, and such organized groups as the Women's lnstitutesuAn effort 1S being made to rcdurk the number of fatal accidents of which there were 55 in 1946. When this is com- pared with 42 deaths from tuber- culosis, and 39 from pneumonia in the same year ii will he seen that there is room for improvement especially when it is realized that 75% of those accidents might bc prevented.

Waier Safety

Another part of her work, said Mrs. Cudmore, has to do with Swimming and Water Safety. P. E. I. ls the first Province to introduce this programme although deaths from drowning in Canada number about 1000 each year. 1n 1945 100 children were instructed in Water Safety, in 1948 over 1600 children took part, with {l0 instructors hold- ing regular daily classes in various pnris of the Province. In 1945 therc were 17 water fatalities, this ycar only 10; whether or not the decrease is due to this. programme is difficult to say, said the speaker. but in at least one case the saved person credited his life to the in- struction he had received. At the conclusion of her talk a film "Water Safety" was shown. Chairmen were Roinrians J. T. Iizbott, and W. A. Stewart. A new member Mr. Eric C. Dcwllng was introduced by Rotnrian Alf Pick- ard. Guests included Mr. Jack Pcnrse, Boys Work Secretary, Y. M. C. A., Charlottetown, and Ro. turian M. L. Bradshaw, Summer- side.

Health Minister Stresses Challenge In Social Service Field

“The church has a. great chal- lenge facuig it in the ilcld of Social Service.” stated the Hon.

E. WYNNE who has been appointed general super- intendent oi motive power and car eq- uipment for the Atlantic Region of the Canadian National Railways with head- quarters at Moncton, N. 8., according to an announcement by W. E. Robinson,

.regionai vice-president and general manager. He succeeds D. V. Gender who has been transferred to Winnipeg as assistant general manager. Mr. Wynne joined the service of the rail- way ls a call boy in the mechanical. department at Melville’ Sasln, later becoming a machinist s appreniwl. Previous to coming to Monclon, he was mechanical engineer, shop nie- thods, for the system st Montreal.

cson staicd that, he hoped to have an early opportunity of addressing the Association at greater length and in more detail on the same subject, or. he feels there 1s much that the general public should know, but of which it is more or less unaware.

Mr. R. H Rogers, on behalf of the Men's Organization. expressed The thanks of the meeting to the speaker.

Preceding the address of the evening. greetings from the Rev. T. E. lvlacLcnnsn, former pastor of Trinity and now of Si. James United, Montreal, ivere read v.0 the Association.

At the request of president John McNalr. Roddy Glllis sang “I Need Thee Every Hour." Mr. Gillls, as chairman of the special program committee arranged the following delightful numbers:

Violin solos—Mlss Thelma Tecd.

Vocal solos-Miss Lutes.

Plano duets-Mrs. MacRae and O. K. Presby.

Mr. L. ll Ccffln reported on be- half of the visiting committee that 18 calls had been made to various members‘ homes. Regret was expressed by the president that three members of the Assoc- iation are in hospital. viz, Dr. Laniz, Dz". Ayers, and Mr. Charles Milton.

After

the announcement that the February meeting, the 14.0 members present mos: feelingiy sang “Heavenly Sunshine", as a closing number.

Dr. Rice pronounced the ben- ediction upon one of the most enthusiastic and enjoyable meet- ings the Association has convent-d.

A. W. Mathescn, Minister of Pub-- lic HCﬂlZll and Welioi'e,at a large- ly attended meeting of Tfliill)‘,

Menis Association in regular ses- sion last evening 1n Trinity So- ciul Hail. i In s. concise way, the speaker showed the tremendous increase in expenditure for the Depart- ment of _Public Welfare. Ten years ago the Government was spending a mere pittance, whereas inst year realized an expenditure oi $60,000, and the present year anticipates setting aside $100,000. Why the increase in the number of people in the Infirmary? Is 1t not that people are living to a riper age, but with no one to look after ihem? We have a 65-bcd hospital in which about 200 patients are being accommodated.

One of the greatest difficulties facing the Department is the sec- uring of qualiﬁed Social Service personnel. Workers in this field are not easily available. The church should be aroused to the urgent need of public welfare workers.

In conclusion, Hon. Mr. Math-

Trinity Church Evening Auxiliary

The January meeting of the Evening Auxiliary of the W.M 5.. Trinity Ynited Church, was held last ev ning, presided over by Mrs. S. C. Thompson, and opened with thc singing of the hymn "Work For the Night is Coming." There was s. moment of silent prayer for the Auxiliary’: adopted missionary Miss Beryl Morson of India, followed by the Lords Prayer and reading in unison of the 137th Psalm. The hymn "Zion's King Shall Reign Victor- 1ous" was sung, andﬂiss E. lvfor- son led in prayer. ‘

The Community Friendship Com- mittee reported on many vials made to the homes. hospital, Smu- atorium and Sunset Lodge. ite- ports for the past ycar on the work of the various departments

were, given by the secretaries.

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zerest in the meetings had been well maintained throughout the year. the allocation had been ex- ceeded, and there was a substan- ‘ini increase in membership.

Mrs. John s, Simpson conducted o. very lovely program on Chris- tian Stewardship, assisted by sev- eral of the members, this part of the service being brought lo a close by the singing of the hymn. "Lord Speak To Me That I Liciy speak", and prayer led by Mrs Simpson.

The officers for 1949 were then installed by Rev. Dr. Rice in a wry impressive dedication ser- vice.

The officers are as folllows: Past president, Mrs. George Paterson: president. Mrs. S. c. Thompson; 1st and 2nd vice-presidents. Miss Erma Tait and Mrs. D.W. Math- icson; Christian Stewardship Sec- iciary, Miss E. Morson: treasurer. Miss E. Douse; asst. treasurer. Miss Leila Morris; recording secreiary. Miss Lynr-ie Aitken; correspond- zng secretary, Mrs. Neil Diamond; press secretary, Miss M. Mac-

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Leod; literature and Missionary Monthly secretary, Miss Isabel Rogerson; supply secretary, Miss Helen Lockhart: temperance sec- reiary, lvh-s. Willard Coffin; Com- munity Friendship secretary, Mrs. Annie Hughes; pianist. Miss Mar- garet Maliett: social secretary Mrs. Hirum Howait.

After the meeting closed the members had an opportunity to meet new members, and refresh- ments xvere served by the Social Committee.

HEALTHY ' BRTTONS

The director of the French Red Cross says British children will be superior, mentally and physic- ally, to those of all other Europ- ean countries within 10 years.

"PUNCH" CARTOONIST

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