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OTTAWA (CF) e Three young oaaias are raising their young in th wilds of Wood Buffalo Park- :lWll'C that the world is watch-
Tha couples are whooping canes-oneoltherareathirdsin
The births. announced gleefully Friday by the Canadian wildlife service. hrlng the ' inn of the whoopers to 81. the highest it's been ntnce 1951.
The rust-brown chicks were first spotted by federal biologist Nick Novakowski of Fort Smith. N.W.T.. from a government plane flying till feet above the laccesslble
nesting - .
The tall white cranes sheltered their young with big black and white wings as the plane hovered overhead.
'.We'll be making regular nights over the area now." said Winston Mair. chief of the wildlife service.
Novakowski said he spotted seven adult birds with the chicks. The odd bird seemed to be alone.
Officials said t.hat one chick.
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in 154. Oraithniogists continue to search for other ' grounds they are certain exist in Northern Canada.
"' in an i l to in- crease the population of the rare bird-in danger of extinct' two other chicks are being reared in captivity in New Orleans Audubon Park.
Zoo superintendent George Doug- lass recently reported them in top health and felt sure they would grow to maturity. Full - grown cranes reach about five feet in height.
Mr. Mair said the wild chicks will be left to grow under natural conditions. but their progress will be watched closely.
There were 18 known whoovefl in l956. 21 in 1955, 24 in 1954. 21 in 1953. 25 in 1952. 91 in 1957. 34 in i950 and S1 in 1949.
Strike By
Nurses Is Narrowly Averted
PENTICTON, B.C. iCPi - A l..g.i-ninute offer by the Penticton hospital board Sunday night averted Canada's first strike by nurses.
Fifty-three nurses at the Pen- ticton General Hospital voted at I hastily-called meeting to accept the board's offer of full imple- mentation of a conciliation board recommendation for higher pay.
The walkout had been scheduled to begin at l a.m. today. Only emergency cases were being ad- mitted to the hospital.
Of the 102 patients in the hos- pital Saturday. administrator E. F. MacDonald had estimated there would be no more than 40 left by strike deadline. Fifteen of the pati- enta were newborn babies.
GET 3244 PER MONTH
Basis for the settlement was a wage offer by the hospital board of 3244 a month. as recommended by the conciliation board. Previ- ously the hospital board had of- fered 3240 a month. The present wage is 3230.
Apart from the length of the con- tract. the offer represents fulfil- ment of the nurses' demands. They wanted the contract to run only until Dec. 31 but it will be effective until July Ill. 1958.
The nurses had pi ' d to provide emergency staffs during
Siiinnymen,women gain 5& 15 llis.
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What a thrill! Bony ha Ill out; ngly hol- lows fill up; neck no longer sirrawnyi body loans half-starved. sickly ihean-pole look.
who never could i before are now mud of a.hlMlY. healthy-Ionizing lg- rues. They thank Ostres Tonic ablsts, lelps build up body shnny buause of poor appa- tste due to lack of iron. improves digestion, nourishment; iits lesh nn have horses. in- aeases pep. " -acquainted" aiu only 601. Tryism 0mufwuw pnvQ vigor, this very day. At all '
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the strike. Two nurses were to act as an unpaid 'pat.rol' on each shift. g
The hospital board had claimed it could not meet the concilation board recommendation b e received only 3240 a month for each nurse from the BC hospital insurance service.
GET EXTRA AID
The board issued a statement Saturday saying there had been an offer of "some additional funds" from the insurance service but this was insufficient to meet estimates.
Hospital care in BC. is paid for through a five-per-cent sales tax. receipts from which go to l.lJC'ln- surance se rvic e. The hospital board had said it would allow the strike to take place in hopes the government agency would recas- nize its "obligation" to the nurses.
Penticton General is one of three B.C. hospitals at which the Reg- istered Nurses Association has called strike votes.
About 215 nurses at Royal Co- iumbia Hospital in New Westmin- ister are scheduled to stop work at 7 am. July 30. A strike ballot is being taken today among 230 nurses at St. Paul's hospitals hare.
ST. LOUIS
Master Dwain Mart-hani of Dart- mouth, N.S.. is spending the sum- mer vacation at the home of his grandparenta. Mr. and Mrs. Mau- i1ce Myers.
Miss Maivina Martin, St. Felix. is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Doucett and Mr. and Mrs. John Myers.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gaudet had as guests recently Mr. H enry Buote, Mr. George Gallant and Raymond Gallant all of Lawrence Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Tlmmie Bernard of Powell River. B.C.. and two children Marie and Grant. also Mrs: Victor Fitzgerald and two children of Kentvilie. N.B.. and Mrs. Benny Bernard of Harper Road. were Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alphy Gallant.
Mr. Ralph Harper of Boston.
Masa.. is visiting at the home of his sister. Mrs. Eva Callaghan. He also visited his mother. Mrs. John Harper in Tignlsh. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen McQuaid of Bonabaw. l'.!.'.l.. visited at the borne of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wedge is St. Louis.
Mr. Thomas Allan of Lawrence. Mass.. is renewing friends and re- latives in It. louia and vicinity.
OIAIGID WITH MURDER.
PICTON. On. (CPt - Greer Clarence Jones. M. was formally charged Friday with murdering his wife who was found shot to death Thursday in the family cot- tage threa miles from here. No data was set for preliminary
i a.i.ciisi.e mo IIDEFORD
Sinceresympathylsextenhdto the andrelativeaof the latevlillianshewislacnoaaldd Mcueillls Hills. whose death oc- curred suddenly at his hoanaon Julybth.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Coughlin. ' . accompanied by Mr
norI'. spent Sunday visiting with relatives in Elleralie.
Mrs. H. R. Found. accompanied by Mrs. Clifford Williams. . ThomasGriggandM.rs.Walter llacliie, t to Ch-s' ' on Thursday to attend the annual convention of the Women's in- stitutes. Mrs. Found also visited with her mother. Mrs. Elizabeth Patten. who is a patient in the hospital in Charlottetown.
Mr. and Mrs. Rodd Morrison and family who now reside in El- lerslie. are spending a 3 weeks va- cation at their home in Cape Bri- ton. N. S.
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Skinner and family. Ottawa. are spending a vacation with relatives and friends on the island. Mr. and Mrs. Skinner were residents of Eilerslie a few years ago. and visited with friends there during the past week. Mr. Skinner is a member of the R.C.A F -
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Vass. has purchased the home of Mrs. Estey England. Bideford. Their m a n y friends are happy to have Mr. and Mrs. Vass as permanent residents. Stan is a member of the Bi logical Staff. Bideford.
Mr. and Mrs. Carol Cody and their two children of Gagetown. ac- companied by Mr. Vernon Grant's daughter. visited recently with Mrs. Cady's parents. Mr. and Mrs. William Grant, Ellerslie.
are sorry to learn that she is a Datieni in the Prince County Hus- nitrii
The residents of Bideford and Iusi'0l.ll'ldlIIg districts are v ery happy to welcome Rev. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Fresher and family to their midst. Rev Mr. Frasher has accepted a call to the llideiord United Pastoral Charge. the in- duction service was held recently at the United Church, Bideford
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Murchison and daughter of Massachusetts are the guests of Mr. Murchison's sis- ter and brother-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Ross, Bideford.
Congratulations are extended to Mr. and Mrs. William Neil Wal- son of St. Catharincs. Ontario. on ihe occasion of their wedding which took place recently at St. Giles Presbyterian Church. St. Catharines. The bride was the for- mer Martha Paugh of McNeill's Mills, daughter of Mr. Leigh Paugh and the late Mrs. Paugh.
Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Saund era and family are happy to wei- come them back again to the eorrisniinity. Mr. Saunders is with the Dept. of Fisheries and spends every summer in Bideford.
Mr. Archlhaio Murchison of El- don. P. E. l.. is visiting with his daughter and son-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Ross. Bidcford.
Mr Neil MacQuarrle is In the process of moiing his house from its present location. over to the paved highway in Eilerslie.
Due in a strike a mong the carpenters at Gageiown. N. 3.. Messrs. Neil MacQuarrie and Bernard Adams who are employ- ed there. are at present at their homes in Elierslie.
Mrs. Hamid Gilles was host- ess to the ladies of the United Ladlcs' Aid and W. M. S.. on Tuesday evening, July 9th.
Miss Jean Coughlin, Summer- slde, iii visiting with relatives in Ellerslie.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Murchie- son and son of U. S. A. are vis- iting at the home of Mr. Murchie- aon'a brother-in-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Burleigh. llilerslie.
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TO VISIT CHINA
PEXPING (Reuters) - Trade Minister Yeti Chi Chuang has agreed to allow a British trade delegation to come to China. a spokesman said Friday. No date
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MISCOUCHE
Mrs. Stan Kilfoyle and daugh-
ltorsto Miscouche. at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Decoste. Joan Macliachera of Charlotte
town. recently visited in His-
Mr. and Mrs. Perly McNelll re cently returned to their home in Miscouche after having spent some time in Halifax. where they visit- ed friends and relatives. On Tuesday. July 9th. a large number of parishioners of Mia- b " ” d the ninth Euchar- istic Congress of the diocese of Charlottetown which was held in St. Simon and St. Jude parish. Tignish. Mr. Joseph Peters. Mrs. W.G. Guthrie and four children of Shri- eve. Ohio, U.S.A, recently spent some time in Miscouche. visiting at the home of Maxime Peters. Erma Gallant of Borden recen- tly Ipent some time in Miscoucbe. guest of Muriel Walsh. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Perry and family of Miscouche motored to Moncton on Sunday, July 7th. Paul Heer. son of Mr. and Mrs. Ewald llecr of St. Eieanor's. re-
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PIUSVILLE
Mr. Nelson Gallant. who was a patient in the Prince County Hos- pita. has been removed to the Western Hospital (or further treat- ment.
Rev. Father McLelian. St. Dun- atan's University, assisted Rev. Father Pitre. St. Anthony's. with confessions and communion on Saturday and Sunday. He also of- ficiated at Holy hour on Sunday evening. which was the opening of the Eucharistic congress.
Mr. Desmond Gallant, Duvar, was one of the delegates appoint- ed to attend the banquet in Char- lottetown recently. sponsored by the Credit Union.
Mr. and Mrs. Aubin Gallant, To- ronto. are spending some time via- iting relativea in Piusville and
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