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APRIL 28. NM
COMMUNITY NURSING REGISTRY OF SUMMERSIDI
SONEDULE OF REGISTERED NURSES FEES AND HOURS Effective May 1st .1950
SURGICAL, - MEDICAL -. OBSTETRICAL - COMMUNICAILE
8-HOURS mrrv . . . . . . . .. 56.00 12 nouns DUTY . 59.00 RESIDENT SERVICE 512.00 '
(Nurses Must Have 4 Consecutive Hours Off Duty)
'ALcoi-i ones
8 H0llRS-528.00-(.Niit to exceed eight hours except in Hospitals. No nurse will be sent on im alcoholic case unless it second person is in attendance.)
SharedNursing,perpiitient . . . . . . . . . . SW00 Hourly Nursing (in homes) for 1st. hour . . . . . . . . . .. 531.25 Each additional hour . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75c
Niir-so-s entitled to 1 meal on 8-hour shift. Patient to pay travcllimz expenses outside city. Nursing Accounts Payable Weekly.
MRS. ERNEST WRIGHT. R.N. ' Registrar.
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"I wish they were not living 11: the dear Old Brier-patch." sighed . . . Mrs. Peter. "And how glad I am lbpetites RlT".l'. All lllPv i-mild ilnnl: . I-'0, sir, it iHlVll4l. hard eiioiigli. The? I in so much bigger. with so many
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about "-Vilb f(io(I. and tiny; .-':ii-mi i .xll:il'l) little teeth of that young of these little glultuns about what is off hunting at, rill-0. iSlll'Cll di:lii't, lliill(l lhzit shell atp the Briar-patch coining to?"
One met an Ant Tiial. Ant rinrir ml A foiirlli found a cocoon on
Massachusetts Historical Society, id ncverioidest historical organizauon in
met any one else. one spied :i CIlll- ' the ground and tore it open rind- ket just starting to time his fiddle. the moth asleep inside w
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Mrs. Ethel Brown and Miss Emily Maclnan wore passengers to sum- moraido on Monday. .
Mrs. George Ellis and Mrs. Elmer Baker were visitors to summcrsl” on Manda .
The friends and relatives ed Mr. Arthur Yeo regret to hear of his illness and all wish him a woody recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. McLennen spent the wool:-and with their daughter and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. ara- deu Grigg.
The people from this community had the pleasure of seeing the new Diesel-electric pass through on her way to Tignish. some of our old folks have seen from the donkey engine to the new Diesel power.
The Ladies Aid of the United Church met at the home Mrs. Earle Celwill on Thursday evening April 20th. A large number of member and visitors were present. A nice lunch was served by the hostess.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel McArthur entertained the Northam Institute, to a card party on Friday evening Allrli 2i. A very large number were present. Ice cream and home-mm; candy were sold and a gum of 328.00 was realized, which will go iowards the school. A dainty lunch
Alma and Vicinity
Mr. John R. Donald was a bust- nou visitor to Charlottetown on Monday.
Mr. Gordon Barbour was a bust-
nus visitor to Sumrnorride last week. Master Jimmy Mcrlolll visited
his grandfather Mr. Herman wal- lace of Coleman.
Mrs. Sherman Yen and two com. Fenian and Ralph returned to their home in St. John on Mon- day.
Miss Maraaret Kliich was visit- ing in Palmer Road guest of her brother and sister-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Kinch.
Mn. Arthur Galpin. sum.mer- aido is spending some time with her mother. Mrs. Nelson Ourrlo who is seriously iu at her home.
The Misses Isabel and nae Donald motored to Alma on sat- urday to spend the wecir-and with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Donald.
Mr. and Mrs R. Matthews
and Earle visited at the home of Mrs. Alvis Mountain on Sunday.
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was served by the ladies of the institute.
xthe Uiiite:Gia founded in: 1790.
. Benjamin Franklin was described as the first American to be read by Englishmen for his English style of writing.
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other brand. ' Why did they
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switch? Your B.F. Good-
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for extra blowout protec-
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Tho Ubsary Womorila Institute will sponsor the O'Leary troop of goyk Scouts and the Wolf Cub
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Mr. C. 0. Ellis. 0'Leary. .rsprc- sentative of the Mutual Life spent the Pllt few days in Charlotte- town.
Mr. Ralph Gard who was em- ployed in Halifax all winter re- turned to his home in Unionvala on Thursday.
ltav. H. M. and Mrs. Burgua and daughter Carolyn and Malcolm left by the first ferry on Monday April 24th for Boston where they will spend several. days. Mrs. Burgelsl father is on the sick list in that American metropolis.
Mrs. Douglas Cornish. Unionvale. expect; to leave on Monday. April 24th for Summersidhwlrere she will undergo an operation. Her many friends wish her a speedy convalaacerico and a quick return to her home and toved ones.
Among those from the western Presbytery United Church Young Peoples Union who attended the coaching Congress. Remington. on Saturday. April 22nd. were Miss Heater Boates. 0'Loary, President of the O'IAary Y.P. U. and Henry Clarke. Aiberton, who is President of the Western Presbytery Y. P. U.
Tho postponed Easter Commun- ion Service which was cancelled at Brlo because of the Easter storm and bad road: was held in the Brae United Church on Sunday afternoon April 23rd and was con- ducted by the minister, Rev. W. G. Dickson. auiated by Eider Mr. Fred MacLsod. A special feature of the service was the admission to full church membership of Miss Laura MacPhee and Mr. James D. Macklnnan. on profession of faith in Christ.
The O'Leary United Church of Canada and the 0'Lcary Church of the Nazarene will combine for a special church service on Sun- day night. April 30th in the 0I1.eary United Church. The guest speaker will be Rev. Michael Varro returned missionary from China of the Nazarene Church. He will dis- play curios: dress in Chinese gowns and show colored slides. The spe- cial soloist in Miss Evelyn Gay of Knutaford. Everybody is very cor- dlally welcomed to hear and ace this gifted speaker.
The Dunblane Women's Institute met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Percy MacPherson. The meeting opened with singing "Coming Through The Rye". The roll call was responded to by thirteen members. each contributing two ar- ticles to a grab bag. Thirty vis- itor; were present. Quilt pieces were brought in and hosted after the meeting. The sick committee reported one call made by Mrs. Livingstone and Mrs. Boulter. The secretary reported receiving the Government Grant. The next meeting will be at the home or Mrs. Leslie Gorriil. The roll call will be answered by an exchanlle of plant slips or flower seed. Jolly contests were given by Mrs. Leslie Gorrill and Mrs. Lionel Living- Itone. During the meeting the young people were enjoying games of croklnole in another room and the winners were Norma Gorrlli and Rosamond Maebean who were given a free lunch. The meeting closed by the singing of the Na- tional Anthem. The lunch was served by the hostesses. After singing some old songs. all re- turned to their homes, having spent a very enjoyable evening.
A telegram was received by Mr. Watson Sllliker of O'Leary con- veying the lad news of the suit- den death in New Glasgow of his cousin. Mr. Daniel Sililker. at the age of 80 years. A son of Mr. and Mrs. James Sllliker of Knutrtord, P. E. I.. Mr. Silllker attended church service on Sunday and as usual on Monday was at his place of business and seemed in perfect- ly good health when retiring on Monday night but early Tuesday morning suffered a stroke from which he never rallied. The ser- vice was held on Thursday after-
New Glasgow and was conducted by the pastor. Rev. B. S. Dunn. assisted by Rev. B. G. Manzer. H-. was a deacon of the church and seldom missed a Sunday service or a mid-week service and was thu choice of president when the First Baptist Brotherhood was organ- iud on June 21st. 1945. Rev. Mr. Dunn took as his text: "For we are saved by hope.” He leaves to mourn his wife and a daughter in New Glasgow. Interment was 'In Lorne Street cemetery.
There was a splendid attendance of tho 0'I.rsary United Church Canadian Girls in Trainina on Fri- day night. April Rlst at the home of Mrs. Herbert Vatchcr. Despite the fact that a number of the girls from Unionvalc were sick with the mumps, the attendance was most encouraging. The worship service was led by Peggy Ellis assisted by Basic Dennis. Freda atraniz. and Isabel MacDonald. A reading on "Our New Canadians" was given by Mrs. W. G. Dickson. Plans were made for an affiliation service with the women's Missionary society at the the O'lAary United Church on May lrd. Plans were also made to take the 14 members of the 0.0.- 1.15, camping early in July at Max- fiaid'a Beach on the beautiful Mill River. Through the co-operation of the Boy Scout Association and the kind aaaiatanco of Brig W.W. mid of Gliariottotown. Physical Pitneas Director for the Province of P.E.l.. tonta win be made availablo."rha apeolal speaker at the meeting was Mrs. LG. Dewar RN. who nvo the O. G. I. '1'. a splendid Mdrcn on Nursing. It was interacting one in. attractive and the airla Injoyod It
vorLrl:uob.'rbaaeatinoatIue will be atttaalwraaofraegylliia. Iatoraatwlaahown in the
mob flrat trial run of the now dialli- electric loooinotivoa on Thursday
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Mount Pleasant
Mrs. Roderick Kaouod was a weak-and visitor to Mount Piou- an
Mira. Dan Macbougall was I Sunday visitor Pleasant.
Mrs. Carrie Ballum is visiting at the horns of her son Mr. John Balluur and um. aalium. Port Hill. liar. and ulrI."rhoiuas MhoKin- non were Sunday visitors at the hemo of their daughter Mrs Harold Williams.
Mlla Thelma Y00. Viola-ta. Wilt.
. Portals. to Mount
is spending a few days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Moore.
Miss Corinne MacLood. employed in aummerside. spent the week-and lat the home of Mrs. Harold Wil- iams.
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Ballum and family were Sunday visitors to Bar- mony the guests of Mrs. Bailum's mother. Mrs. John E. Yco.
Mr. Stewart. Ramsay spent the week end in Erimore. the guest of his sister. Mrs. Gordon Noye and Mr. Noyc.
Mr. .and Mn. Ellis lnunan. Spring Hill were Sunday visitors at the home of Mrs. Enman's par-
enis. Mr. and Mn. Mioroshead. West Devon. R
Miss Cliarline Prosi, student at Summerside Business College;
spent the week-and with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Frost. Spring Hill.
Mr. Alton Smith who is employ- ed in st. Stephen. New Brom- wlck. is visiting at the home of his
parents. Mr. and Woaley Smith. Victoria West.
iiilrs. William slack. Trenton. N. s., hos returned to her home after an extended visit at the
home of her mother. Mrs. Garfield Green. Spring Hill. .
Mr. Day Boyles of Quebec who is visiting in Oonwoy with relatives and friends was a recent visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ancil Balium.
The United LIdies' Aid. Victoria west. met for their April meeting at the home of Mrs. Thomas Moc- Artliur. Erupiorc. A large number attended the rmetiig.
Friends of Mrs. Martin Ladmr will be very sorry to hear that one has been a patient in the Prince County Hospitals I-fer legion of friends wish her a very speedy re- covcry.
Friends at mu :1 cotton Clarke of summcrsldo. formerly of Ellen- lie, will be sorry to loam she is undergoing an operation in the Prince county Hospital. Her host of friends wish her a speedy re- covcry.
Mr. Fraser Macintosh. Cheeky. Ontario. is visiting at the home of his father Mr. Walter Macintosh. Fraser is accompanied by his bro- ther Calvin of the staff of the Civil Service. Ottawa. Ontario. who is also visiting at his former home here.
Her. and Mrs. R. A. Lewis. pastor of the Nazarene Church. loft Minn- day morning for U. S. A.. where they will visit their former homes. They were also accompan- ied by Rev. and Mrs. W. H. Burg- ess of 0'l..eary who will visit at their former home in United States.
Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Murdock Bnman (nee Susie Belle Moore) of Victoria West, and ,their small
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l,-Riusville and A Vicinity Mr. J. J. Cdhcoinii and Mir:
Arline Corcoran were in Burton, Lot 7 on Saturday.
Mr. Anthony Gallant has begun sawing lumber and is kept very busy all the time.
Mr. Eric Gallant, Summersidc. in
spending some time with llil parents, Mrs. and Mrs. Philip Gallant.
The Piusviila roads were drau- ed during the past week and have dried up considerably llllla that operation.
Mrs. William O'Brien spam I few days in Piusvilie this week. returning to St. Lawrence cu Saturday .
Mrs. Jack Adams and Mrs. I-larigv Wells. Elmsdale, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Brandon Wallace.
Recent business visitors to O'- iieary included. Mrs. Johnny Gai- lant, Mrs. Joseph H. Gallant and Mrs. Fred Gallant.
Mr.. Charles Mccar-thy has re- turned to his home in Brockton after spending the winter months in Montreal.
The regular meeting of the Piusville Women's St. Anne Club was held on Monday. April 1'7. 31 the home of Mrs. Edward Gallant.
A good crowd attended the dance in Piusville hall on Wednesday. April lllth. sponsored by the at Thomas Acquiniis Society. During the dance. ice-cream, lunches and home-made candy were sold. Music -was supplied by Mr. Leonard Barnett. Mrs.. Johnny Gallant and Mr. Wilfred Jones.
Friends of Mrs. Vincent Gal- lant are happy to learn that aha has sufficiently recovered from her recent illness to return to her home from the Western Hospital, Aibei-ton, where she had been a patient.
daughter wlrmic Belle will be glad to welcome them to their new home in Harmony. Mr. and Mr!-. lznrnnn spent the winter in St.
sir-pheri. N. 8., w'i-iere Mr. minim has been employed.
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