lottetown he

and

the National Film Board

.Ioan Mary presiding lmotely 3? persons were tendance. including re‘atives nd friends.

Mr. C. Praught. district to" Canadian diabetic

the National Medical

betic Association. 111'.

also informed

terest In diabetes might

Ire. with the president. Sister Approx-

(Iiahct ics.

\ssocia tion. told the group Ihnt Dr Bur Il“l Howatt. Charlottetown. had. been nominated for membership

Orv Board of the (‘anadian Dia-i Pranght the group that other doctors with a spec

general meeting of theit’or membershi . I) I s t r i c t . Canadian Diabptic' was the presentation of the Dr Association was held ret-entlv in Feasby “Award of Mom"

The highlight of the

'0 Hi- The presentation was m 11" PraUght. administrator the Diabetic Sister .Ioan Mary. president the branch.

Following Dr,

direc- tlit‘ Margaret E u r k

.\rI\'is-:most interesting and

int in- :ipplvl

meeting :

for Thea-l the branch making the greatest contribution to the work of dia- betics in Canada during “"32.

pt'eseiitatioii.ionly people with 9. Hues“ problems. However. it speaker for the meeting. gave 3‘ diabetes has an effect on emo- informa- tio tive talk on the great part which affect diabetes. the emotions play on the disease. i diabetes. Dr. Burke traced very! clearly the history of diabetes.’ the discovery of insulin and ex-

Iplained the part the glandular l system and emotions play in I diabetes.

In speaking of the diabetic child she stressed to the group how important it Is for t e parents of the child not to re- sent his condition. but to lead him to believe he is the same 'ias other children. provided he regulates in certain ways.

Dr. Burke's closing remarks informed the group that s h e . was very happy that. they had a

"d" by Diabetic Association where one " I. diabetic comm] I‘mgram I°3with another and discuss emo- °I‘tional problems. Diabetics

could communic a t e

alone. she stressed. are not the e 111 o t i onal is felt

ns and emotions in turn do

iRossiter Off To Halifax

Industry and Natural Reﬁ sources Minister Leo Rossiter left for H a lifa x yesterday where he will represent Prem- ier Walter R. Show at a meet- ing of Atlantic Province's prem- ters.

The meeting was called b y Nova Scotia‘s Premier Robert Stanfield to di5cuss sections of the MacPherson oyal Com- mission on Transportation r - port that apply to the Atlantic Provinces.

Also attending the meeting Is provincial transportation direc-

jKensington Club Plays Host To Lions District Governor

KENSINGTON ~~ In spite ofithc Christmas "light-up". re- foul weather Monday night 9th ported that 39 strings of lights per cent of the members of Ken-1 had been erected at Christmas sington Lions Club turned outI and eight more strings had been at Svend's Inn to host their dis-t ordered but failed to arrive on trict governor. Colin MacKay otitime. Ray Long said the school

romocto, N.B., who is visiting; patrol is in the process of being clubs in this province. reactivated. .

Many guests were present for Mr. Stewart introduced the the meeting. including fiveidistrict governor. who stated members of the Souris Lionsithat in the eight years the Ken- Club. headed by their president, ; sington club has been in exist- Dr. Wolfgang Marold and alsol ence. it has provided leadership five members of the Albanyl at the club and district levels. Club. The meeting was chaired and with the Lions of District by Fenner Stewart. .4IN meeting in Charlottetown in

tor Graham Rogers.

Cattle population of Alberta grew from 1.766.000 in 1952 to 2.863.000 in 1902.

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Hon. J. David Stewart, minis-

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matter with federal emergency!

Committee chairman. Don;1964. he said the Kensington Wood reported the annual Lions' ice carnival will be held Feb.i dership to the point where it 13. could provide a district Education committee chair-‘ governor to host the I964 con-1 man Dr. Maurice Clark said theI vention. eluph will again participate int He explained the make-up of the youth exchange program and the diutrict. and said no Lions

e was now awaiting word from: activities to local conditions. He ‘ Lions International. stressed the fact that no dis-

The boys and girls committee trict governor would be able reported that. tad been i to do his work if it were tint for ‘ voted for the central committee the help of the clubs in the dis-

, , , _ th ‘on sports to aid minor hockey. j trict. and lie noted that Ken- n“ b‘uldmg '0 be bu'lt 0“ e; C airman of the "Christmas " sington had been a most helpful we“ Kent S°h°°l bIOCk- 'Daddv" project. Gerald Mac-iclub on the district level.

Kenzie. stated that 21 Christ-‘ The guest speaker was thank-

Eter responsible for civil defense mas boxes had been sent out'ed by Boyd Beairsito and Mr.

at a cost of $27].

cKav “as presented with an George Clark.

.\‘Ia . chairman ofi Island tartan car robe.

measures organization officialsi in Ottawa last week. 1

“Further discussions will be‘ held," Mr. Stewart said yester- day.

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_IHousing Report I Scheduled Feb.

The Charlottetown h o u sing i study committee will meet Feb. = 5 at the Charlottetown Hotel. when it is expected that the dis- position of the Planning and Housing Survey of Charlotte- town will be decided upon.

Provincial Town Planning 0f- ficer Walter de Silva and hi s ‘ istaff compiled the survey over i the past two years.

‘ Members of the committee tn- clude Municipal Affairs Miinls- ter J. David Stewart. Mayor A. : .Walthen Gaudet. tow-n planning. :d-irector Claude Smith. public works engineer John Gilmore. city councillor Walter Cox. dep-i uty minister of industry a n d ,‘ natural resources P.A. Murna-; ghan, Central Mortgage; and Housing Corporation repreg scntatives James Houston and John Fowlie.

French-Canadian Folk Songs Are Described In New Book

OTTAWA (CPI -— Dr. Marius a small office at the museum to Barbeau has dug once again enable him to record for pos- into his voluminous collection of terity the wealth of a lifetime Canadian folklore and produced ‘of rescarch into early Canadian 3 new boo on folk songs of history.

"we Mid a‘IVﬁ‘YlIlﬂ'e 511“ I" "No one can estimate this dis- early French canéidl tinguished scholar‘s contribution

.Tht‘ VOIumPv entitled I19 R05" to Canada." Resources Minister 513mm Chante- is ""9 0f about Dinsdale said In a comment on 50 DUbIlShed1by the 79-year'0ld the new book. published by the retired federal government an- Queen-s printer. thrOPOIOEISt Since he began “His writings preserve the Stlldy‘lng Canadian {Olklore 46 folklore of all Canada, as well years ago. as the tales and songs of French

Dr. Barbeau retired from the Canada and the Indian cul- National Museum of Canada in tures."

1948. However. he has retained Th e beautifully

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‘book. with sketches by Arthu iLismer and cover and end Im- 23;? igezgglgqebgt Arthur Pr'ce' age. "He Is the only man now MORE To COME livmg who can undertake this ‘ Dr. Barbeau. who writes flu- task."

joptly in b01h Englllh and Many of the lilting melodies .gaga'czhrhlgs §.:g:::19d"'g::ag}:: included in the volume proba- lfolk songs and some 13,000 texts. My “'9” "mt “mg by St'rnlllnﬂ ‘Many of the songs were re- players travelling from town to icorded in the

The Guardian. Charlottetown. Wed.. Jan. 23, 1963. 9

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. ‘ ' field on an Old' town In medieval France. They e v; 1, Arthur ('urhott' lfaigloaigqggﬁm“! pggggimgtr? were brought to the New World Grad“ IV? 1- Garth Smith- iSings the Nightingalel Is the by earl-V “mp” and hand?“ 2:22: 1L ‘first part of an extensive work down from generation to EenPr- Grade {[1 'Am‘old 5mm. ' that will probably comprise five ation. Highest noel-age in minim- iv°lumes' Many of the songs included grades. Linda Smith: highest . Another two volumes of in the volume are humorous: average in junior grades. .luy Fl‘FnCh I'OIk Stings now are he- others tell tales of princesses Morrison.

IlinE Drcpaﬂ‘d by DT- Barbeau. and the heroes who win their Mrs. Catherine E. Corbett. aid Dr. L. S. Russell. director hands in marriage. The largest teacher,

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