11. 1951 --. Reviews Activities Of chitownt Free Dispensary

Ayrshire Breeders Purchase Young Sire In Scotland

'Ihe Prince Edward Island Ayr- shirea breeders have purchased a seven month old calf in Scotland. the i Scottish sire that Is- land Ayrshire men have purchased in recent months. a

The decision to buy the young sire was made by a committee of the breeders association. The men had previously screed to buy two sires but had left the matter of selection to the committee. The first sire was bought by Mr. Fred Mac.R.ae for the Association.

Name of the seven month old sire is Dundruif Ciilt Edge. He is closely related on the sire's side to Burton Ducllist. the animal pur- chased by Mr. Macnae in April. The Gilt Ildge sire was purchased in Scotland by Mr. 11.0. Biggs of Ontario and repurchascd by the local men.

Mr. Macltae saw both animals in Scotland. They will be leaving Scotland later this month but it will probably be about the first of and gave up their much needed August before they arrive in this time to do this. We banked around province after undergoing the ne- iiileen hundred dollars which was qessary quarantine period in Que- me best collection up to date. but bee, it was still just enough to cover me medicine as our drug billthe ms: few years has been in the vicinity of twelve hundred dollars.

H1-his is quite a lot larger than in years gone by. but medication 'm,-9 everything else has increased tr price. and the population of Charlottetown and surrounding mas has almost doubled. sickness also seems to be more wide spread. irend in the paper recently that the Boy scout Campaign realised almost four thousand dollars from cnarlnttetown alone. The Boy scouts is a very fine organization. but I feel that the Dispensary is also deserving. If we could even manage to raise two thousand dollars we could give help with groceries during the winter and mayii! a little coal. both very nrcessary and important items.

"The coal sltuatlo was quite a problem for many of the poor the past winter. I believe all the churches have a fund .. for that purpose ior those deserving help hut 1 suppose they can just give so much. '

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The following report .0! the who: at the Charlottetown :5: ,,,,,,,.,...-y, Mrs. D. Goldie. ,5. mad at the annual meeting :1 gm organization on Friday ' 13: . . l ".e.;':,l:oi,h.,-i- year has come to a me for the Charlottetown Free bhpengary. It was a fairly suc- msiui one considering the diffi- gun. times we are living in. We that our annual report may mug, the interest of the public in this work so that our Financial prive we have each spring may rove successful. so many collect- fms taking place in the spring we Fall makes a discouraging task for both the collectors and those contributing. Now the ex- tremely high cost of living added to this certainly does not i prove the situation. However. we hope to raise enough funds to keep W". for Free Mo.-dicat.on. which is 3 real necessity especially dur- ing an epedemic "such as the in- ituenza was this past winter. "Last May a rather strenous ei- M, was put forth by the Com- mittee to collect a. .larger sum oi money than usual. We had men out working for us. Both they and many of the ladies worked hard

Teacher's Meeting At cross Iloads

A study Group meeting under the direction of Miss Anna Riley was held in Cross Roads School. Miss Margaret Carruthers was appointed president, with M155 Bertha Doyle as secretary.

Topics discussed were as fol- lows: Grading and promotion oi pupils; continuity of teachlnil service in the district; annual re- ports and statistical returns; im- proving school propertiel: 0lm'W' ulsr changes: general questions-

The following were in attend- ance; Mr. Wilson Rose. 380.. 3- en; Mr. Brycr R. Jones: M1” D- M, MacBesth, B.A.; Miss Margar- et Carruthers: Miss Jeanette Lad- ner; Mrs. Jennie Cameron: M55 Eileen Maoxenzie; Miss Helen G;-ggn; Miss Christine Mclievin. Miss Catherine Maoxinnon: M135 Bertha Doyle-

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in Great Demand

'tln my report last year. I ment- ioned the many different kinds of medicines given out. This year ,lhere was a great demand for cod liver oil. What we give comes itraight irom Newfoundland. With the 'i1u' at its peak in February we had a very busy and expensive month. Many calls were made at the homes. I think nearly as much medicine was given out then as all the rest of the winter put together. one hundred and thirty nine doctors' persoription runs were sent in during the year.

Plity of these were new ones and eighty-nine were refills.

"At praent there are seventy- nine index cards on file. The miority of these represent whole families, the remaining ones in some cases a single son in poor health. others eldery persons liv- ing alone. some with Old Age Pensions but others not quite old though for the pension.

"There were six deaths through he year. your persons moved to 'homes,' one to the Infirmary and three others to Beach Grove. Three iamilies moved away.

"Christmas was quite a pleasant tllrprise as I thought it was go- int to be a real struggle. but lftollle were very generous with ilonililons. one well known whole- uier. always a good friend to the Di5D0nSar)'. was especially gener- cnn about sending groceries. One ailmlr popular business men again not us sausages which always Mike In good filler. we boxed flthty dinners which from all re- ports were quite -satisfactory and much appreciated. Most of these were delivered right to the doors. Tile chickens. though cold storage Ind Grade C., made good eating when cooked. We filled shopping

for the children of the I

Waltham. Mu-mchuse '44- WP?” report the death on Miy qllaiijtde: former Prince Edward 86- Mrs. Louisa. (Grant) Bishop. - widow of Lcverett John Bishop, who died at the home of her ggletlil-g daughter. Mrs. John m- wl-iite.f of Waltham. after an

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ml? rraugllitezy of the late John & Anne (Mathescn) Omit 0;, he Province. Mrs. Bishop W3" ' d United states 65 yea" 339 W

made her home with her 8'1'md'-t daughter in Waltham for the DI”

wglrirviving are one son. Williilm ll. Van Iderstlne of Billerica, and one daughter. Mm 5603' M3” tin of Somerville, six st-ndchlldj ran and four great-grandchildren. one sister, Mrr. col Thomas of Everett and four bro ors Georse Grant of the Empire I-"0 mm" ance Company. Charlottetown. and Alexander Grant of Belvedere. P. 1:, 1., Duncan Grant of Everett and Donald Grant oi Boston.

Funeral service was held at the Church of Scotland in Cambridae. interment being in Cambridge Cemetery.

DAR-NLEY W. I.

no regular monthly meeting of the Darnley W. I. met at the home of Mrs. Clarence Hickey on May 21; neeung opened with the pres!- dent in the chair and by alnsinm

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tom. and discussed. .

A report of the executive meet- ing held at sea View was then given and it was agreeable to the Institute that sea View serve sup- per and charte-

Blck committee reported several visits and thanks were extended gag man by several members.

New school committee-Mrs. Jas. Hickey and Mrs. Arthur Mac- x:lye.w sick committee-illrt -llok 3...-mg, Mrs. Ivan Dickiesoa. MH- gu-gyd or-outer and Mrs. Colin ntittmwes moved and seconded that at new lamp, bucket and hooks be bought for the hall.

Mrs. Ivan Diokleson then IIVO her report on the T. B. Convent- ion held at Charlottetown.

collection then taken and am- ounted to Ho. The meet-Ins cloud with a sing will Ind OW 3"”

'"'1'he Kinsmen's club went around on St. Valentine's Day with , 0?: to many needy families. I thought the-citisena of the Wounded very

bllmed out in January. - 0 sudden passing 5'5-Vohn oi the Cross was a great Ind a shock to many. she did

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ma GUARDIAN. cl-1A1u.o'rrc1-own pg Women's Institute Meetings

PIUSVILLI W. I.

The Piusville Women's Institute held their meeting at the home oi Mrs. Joseph H. Gallant on May 8rd with an attendance oi twenty- one members. The meeting open- ed by prayer followed by. the roll call which was answered by ”Ga1-dening Hints." The minutes of thetlast. meeting and the tress- urers report were read approved and signed. All committees pres- ent reported satisfactorily and a dollar and a quarter was paid out for fruit for the sick.

New oommitteu appointed were: to visit school-Mrs. Edward Gal. lam: To visit sick .. Mn, mini. Gallant: To make sandwiches - Mrs. Peter F. Gallant, Mrs. Octave Blanchard. Haul coco;-gn, and Mrs. Nelson Gallant. To make one -5419 Anxeline Blanchard and Mrs. William Gallant.

To clean school-Mrs. Angelina Blanchard, Mrs. Peter E. Gallant, Mrs. William Gallant. Mrs. Jog- evh H. Gallant.

Correspondence was then gem,

Ms. Anthony Gallant kindly in- vited the members to her home for the June meeting where the roll call will be answered by "My Favorite Man's Name." Bingo will be Played to raise funds for the next meeting. The meeting than adjourned.

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ANGLO nusrrco w, 1,

The May meetin o Rusttco Women's Irgastituaemgtlgg the home of Mrs. G. R. I.ePage. Meeting opened with the Ode and Creed. Minutes of last meeting were read and approved and mm members answered roll call with bulbs and slips which were auc. tioned and added am to the w. I.'s funds. .

Mrs. Bulman read a. letter from Simpson's saying that a. bundle of remnants would follow. other correspondence consisted of letters from Mrs. Bmallman regarding Drama Festival; Mrs. E. Ramsay. convener oi agriculture; Miss Robin, our supervisor. and receipts from the Red Cross for donation and for sewing and knitting. Miss Jean Carr and Miss Mary Toombs were appointed to collect for the Salvation Army.

Mrs. W. Buntain reported hav- ing bought and sent a. number of cards, and it was moved and sec. -onded that she be paid for same. Several thank-you messages were received.

Reporting for sewing club. Mrs. Hooper said that she expected Miss Robin and Miss Boswell to be at the next meeting to Judge the work.

sick committee reported several visits made and school committee said that the teacher asked for adhesive tape; Miss Carr to get this and present her bill.

Mrs. Bulman reported that a share from the Emerald play was 832.06. This was after all bills were paid.

New committees were appointed as follows: sick. Mrs. E. Rollings on Mrs. W. Buntain; program. Mrs. W. Butain and Mrs. Noel Hooper: lunch. Mrs. R. Stevenson. Mrs. S. D. Parkman and Mrs. R. Buntain.

Next meeting will be held at the Railings home when roll call will be answered with sympathy or get well cards Meetin, closed with ”The King."

A dainty lunch was served by the committee. assisted by host- pess. and several contests were on- joyed by all.

...M.......M..M.. SOUTH MILTON W. I.

Mrs. Stanley Proude was hostess to- the May meetin of member-sl of south Milton Women's Instit- ute. The - sident took I rge of

The sick and school committees gavetheir reports. New commit- tees appointed were as follows: sick. Mrs. W. 1.. Cole: and Mrs. Curtis; school. Mrs. -White and Miss Moore.

Correspondence was read and discussed. and it was decided to contribute 85.00 to the Salvation Army. The Red Cross convener reported that the sum of 890.00 had been collected in the district for the Red Cross society.

A donation of Jim was received from Mrs. Harry Moore.

It was decided to meet at the school on Tuesday evening, May 22nd at 3 o'clock to unpack wool- lens. The Red Cross convener re- ported that two layettea, two baby bonnets. two. ' b ' , three pairs of ankle sex and 1 pair of bootees had been passed in. Mrs. Gerald Hooper gave an account of the executive meeting which was held in the Institute rooms on May 7.

The delegate. Mrs. Piercey. gave a very interesting rspoigt of T. B. league, stressing DI? C 5? the sale of more Christmas seals next season. Women's -Institute News were distributed.

Next meeting to be held at the home of Mrs. Neil Ma.cNeill; roll call will be answered by each member passing in a two cent stamp. Lunch committee will be Mrs. Cyrus MacNeill, Mrs. Don MacI.ean (sandwiches). Mrs. Cum- mings and Mrs. Maclntyrc (sweets). on motion. meeting Id- Journed and lunch was served by hostess and committee in charge.

NEW HAVEN W. I.

The regular monthly meeting oi New Haven Women's Institute met at the home oi Mrs. Ralph Buchanan Br. on May 2nd. The president. Mrs. Carl Moore. ex- tended a welcome to the ladies oi South Melville W. I. who were meeting with the New Haven W.I.

Meeting ned in the usual way with the Ode. iollowed by Creed. in unison. Roll call was answered by nineteen members with a dime, total being 31.90.

Minutes of last meeting were read, approved and signed. Re- ports oi various committees were heard. School committee reported that a. pencil sharpener and paper cups were needed. New school committee for next month. Mrs-

the meeting, which was opened by singing the Ode. followed by the, creed, repeated in unison. Twenty; members and one visitor answered:

the roll call by an of seeds and plant slips. The min-I utes of last meeting were read. approved and signed.

By JOE WING

Like Kipling's British Tommy. the Panama and Sues canals are taken pretty much for granted ih peacetime, but are very much in the public eye when the guns begin to shoot.

Guns shooting in far off Korea. and loaded throughout most of the rest at thwebuworld. have re- opeaaed t c WI.

Between the two big ditches on the opposite sides of the world run some shilling par- allels. as well as contrasts.

Each is guaued by an hjisla peaking nation as a key point in its national and world do-

snses. Each is in the middle of a rag- ion where trouble has flared up

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were read and approved. The treas- urer gave the following report: also received as Government grant and 302.00 net proceeds from two on- tertainments held recently in Graham's Road I-fall. 359.75 was collected for Red Cross campaign.

It was decided to collect for the Salvation Army Red Shield Drive. The following collecto 3 were ap- pointed: Mr. A.M. Green, Mrs. Fred Campbell and Laura Mac- Kay.

Laura Maoxay and Mrs. Hugh Campbell were appointed to choose -films for our film show. on the week of May 28th.

The school committee reported paper towels were needed for the school. Mrs. John Maoxay and Mrs. .1. M. Campbell were ap- pointed as new school committee.

it was announced that the date of the District Convention is July 4th in Long River Hall. A paper was read on agriculture by the convener. Mrs. Elmer Bunny.

The delegates to the T.B. League annual meeting. Mrs. J. M. Campbell and Miss Mary C. Campbell told a few highlights of the meeting. The meeting closed with The King, and will meet again next month at the home of Mrs. George Maolbecd. Collection for the evening amounted to 35.25.

M...M....... LONG RIVER W. I.

The May meeting of the Long River Women's Institute was held at the home of Mrs. Ernest Dun- ning. The preaident being absent. the vice-president occupied the chair and opened the meeting in the usual manner. Roll call was answered by fourteen members. One visitor was present. one thank-you card was received. The school committee was re-appcint- ed. namely: Mrs. Arthur John- cton. Miss Mae Found, Mrs. Ern- est Dunning and Mrs. Wm. B. Doughart.

New committees were: Program, Mrs. Bruce Bell. Mrs. Willard Constable; lunch. Mrs. A. A. Campbell, Mrs. Heath Campbell. Mrs. D. A. Campbell and Mrs. W. Constable.

It was moved and seconded that all bills be paid.

It was decided to ask Dr. Lloyd Shaw to lecture in the hall, also to have an educational film from the National Film Board. Members to make candy for sale, and the proceeds to be sent to Salvation Army Red Shield.

Correspondencea included letters

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BIACKLZY W. I.

The Brsckley Women's Institute held their May meeting on Mon- day evening at the home of Mrs. Leslie Prowse.

The meeting opened with the singing of the Ode followed by repeating the Creed in unison. Roll call was answered by seven- teen members with an exchange 01 Flint slips. The minutes were then read and approved. It was decided to leave the making of the quilt for awhile.

The various committees then gave their reports. The aick and visiting committee reported three calls made. The school mrnittee reported several items were need- ed for the school. They also re. ported that the library needed cleaning and the books needed checking over. As many members ss possible were asked to be at the school clean up thy, May 13,

The new committees were mp- poirxted as follows: .

Sick and visitingttlvliss Marian zourltker and Mrs. Allison Bryan.

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School: Mrs. Raymond Sellick and Mrs. George Jackson.

Lunch: Mae. Harvey Jenkins and Mrs. Allison Bryenton.

Program: Mrs. I-lodley stew": ind Mrs. Keith Cudmore.

Mrs. William Youtn-ker invited the members to her home for the

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June meeting. Roll call H to be answered with and exchange of recipes.

The correspondence was then read and discussed. lit was de- cided to canvas: for the SI” ” Army again this year and the secretary was asked to send for cards.

It was decided that next meet- ing cam member should.pay one cent for every inch of her waist- line. It was moved and . d C that the bills be paid. Collection him. One member paid her mem- bership fee. Eight renewal sub- scriptions to "Institute News" were

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Is was moved and uaoadsdtlaat a prize of OM00 be given htiae school child of each pads with the highest marks for the you. It was decided that the prmium blsrlreta and other bazaar srticlu be auctioned at the school child- ren'a entertainment at lllsy Ilrd. i' and sloop were bought for the

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After a brush demonstration wan given. a delicious lunch was an-v. edbythehoetessandsaoeisl chat enjoyed.

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M . D - from the different Provincial con- ::nlgassNevl?aI:llncailneiexttineetghlg veners. The treasurer reported a is to be. answered with an ex- substantial sum. proceeds frgm 1 R T ll0LMAilI.Tll ”h335f.7f.ii2l2: 532: ::.;”.:.".:?"mi'. ”” ” - - -

, It, d The lunch committee were also V ' - ' gilnduxcoszidiimtlllat tdovilube ngivfn appointed is be responsible iortha Summerside Charlottetown . to salvation Army Red Shield m0ll9Y'mB 08 PF0 CC 11 9 .

in month.

:l:p"L Mff,”b'" wmmis to con- cogedg Cross convener reported u',b,',i,'f,”,i,,,,,',';,;” ” I" "3 '"”"ey several articles had been handed