BAGE FIVE

THE GUARDIAN. CHA

SEPTEMBER 18, 194s ga-‘ii

Fine New Nurses

iliome Completed

hilt Faloonwood

prong quarters. the nurses’ re- m I '|\ and their iteilly room

IIEIITRAI. GUARDIAN

This column is reserved for newt of loenl interest, hut advertising- of n neway nature may he inserted at flve cents a word. strictly ply- nble in advance.

I., has received word that her si.=- ter, Elizabeth, widow of the late

INTI! TRAINING-mes Joan Iliclnnis and Miss Mary Gillie of Charlottetown have entered St Mary's Hospital in Montreal to train as nurses.

GOSPEL TENT, Gamble! G01‘- ner, closing meeting Sundty night.

the other remanded unfii tndiiy.

Maritime Y Conference Opens Nere

Tlnney, president of the local Y- MCA. also extended warm greet-

il The WEEK l at S.D.I.i.

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story that was shared in common,

Stresses Need 0f Leadership By Looai Trade Boards

touched off a. spark which created

WILL OPERATE THIS

P. E. I. TUBERC

MOBILE X-RAY UNIT

i SEPT. ZOtIi-ORAPAUD-l pim. to 5 p.m. 7 to 9 p.m.

WEEK AS FOLLOWS

ULOSIS LEAGUE

"Fm" "°.°' iii - . im‘ these were boys who had been one of the liveliest sessions in the

in all fitted with good our - Y Morton Rattenibufy. had owe/l TM“ were m my “ms-w “l” ings. at sou. last ar,- d ied l r M iti B d f l

Ii.l1‘ili\il‘€ ivhiichr biiiiiiir-liin inctlcctiig Eswiaiy in ghmriia. Floiida in nci giigiiimnbtioegtiaierdhidilazlstrate A. . Dining iineleveninn an.“ oi ihe them because Si; {line yriiiaientirhey Trfigggflmzmbersifllinitlglremangafgrgi _ __ ihe c" ° ' year" e “V” "° "mum "“° ' principal topics which Ire t0 bi’- seemed so much at hocne. so sure merits were presented by repre-

‘iiiffllfi.

The building was formerly one ‘i hi. R, c. A, F. huts at the air- ‘ \ Cut in two and brought to E onivooii it was placed on its

rnfdioiiiiindaiegrk agbiouzirgrirytlgzlll llltnpgiglilui- $133111‘: lllfs Isilslzndlvfrlsis l-sllméhliorcldhe (skzlir/QIQQE, B3,):- dealt with the Christian erriivh- bed W11 hivtziie lonely and you didn't Board a stronger force in Maritime s in Punk “moi and Mi“ ,

I Y" “ll ' e ‘ T’ ' ' ' th functions and aotlvit- know w e er or not you were affairs. P1’ B - '

i nnneiruotion begun. Utiliz- Vernon MacDonald and Mr. ‘Mac- ducted by Rev. J. D. Davison. In- i?!“ ‘i? m: Y_M_C_A_ Foiiowiiig going i0 iii“ ihis Sin Dnnsinni; Recnmmendiiiioni inm, “in Jennie 1mm, Pni-kdnie iggl-igiil, i i Resolutions -- Mr. Dan el ac-

‘qnn ivns made of the roof. walla.

i . . 'iri~i hardwood floors bu‘ aal in-

daughters and six grand children besides a number of other relatives and friends.

ARRIVES FROM IRELAND -

Donald. Queen street. City. Mr. Sheohan arrived in Halifax from

FUNERAL YESTERDAY — The funeral of the late Mrs. E. D. Sterne was held yesterday after- iinon frc-m the MaoLean Funeral

torment was in the People's Cem-

etorry. During the service Mr.

discussed during the conference were introduced to the assembled delegates. Each topic was P"- sented by a member of the Nat- ional Council. The first sublflcl

this talk by Mr.‘ R. S. Hooking, the conference heard some 9°"-

of thomselves. and you wished that you could feel that way, but you couldn't because you were new here and nobody knew you and you knew nobody. Arid that night in

College that Just so short a time ago seemed such a far-away place.

seritatives from all sections of the Maritimes it was agreed to set up a special committee to study this question and bring in recommen- dations for making the Maritime

mitted by the committee arid ac- cepted included the follows:

IIIPTIIWN RIIRAL i Continued from page 1

. _ et MncDougnll, Mt. Mellick, i Press - Miss Winifred Hayter,

Arthur, Mrs. Blyhvr Willii. Eaill Wiltshire, and Miss Betty K1118.

No Inquest Into ilrownings

ST. ANDREWS. N. B, Sept, 17.. lCPi-Dr. H. S. I-Ivcrcti,

lrrior \'i'0!'k such as partitions. Ireland aboard the Aquitnnie 111st ‘Ilieigh Dlnswell sans as a. solo ineni "marks by Mn Q _,i_ scheii a place that you'd heard your par- After dissemination of history ooyungy, in, ._ etc, is nf nfwihnisitinjrimieé. has ihovvfilfilrlilsSgg§ibQY-lliziilifiiigfpaiiliifindlft; Tine Slviioetly Solemn dhoifietzii." on Li" vuimis nniiegbries oi mm, this rintenbioviniiihnnd that “you'd and by-laws to ninety boards of Coiiiniwiiiililntio m“ whim“ guild! to-ziay that “Oiiflquesh wiii b. . .- om. side o his broth" in law viii-o mm him at c pal earera were. Ross B - nershin nnn nfliultion 0i mum ug o awe, never dueem- trade in the Maritimes the three erri ns — i. _ e in 0 yngiq-(iiiys drowning M.)

-' ' ~ une, D. l1‘. Bethune. J. A Web- In! thftl- the day would ceme when Maritime Provinces shall be zoned I-Iaslam, Parkdale. M's‘ 100M cident at Gibsons Lake, when

‘w-iq porch or balcony facing n expanse of fairly levcl grass riicrginiz into wnriils over

h rnii be seen the river. Port

rhis grass land is to b" l‘?!-

co-ut where

! iii i' I

bf aiinii for a tennis

iii; nurses in their off-duty hours indulge in healthful recrea-

n21‘; liar.

, , furniture and accessories ii,» been installed in the home the exception of the teie in sisiem which will be set up

Halifax.

RETURN T0 VANCOUVER- Miss Mary MaoKenzie, M, A., Miss Grace MacKenzie. Miss Belle MacKenzie and Miss Mabel Mac- Kenzie left this week by motor o: return to Vancouver, B. (1., havln-l spent the summer visiting LLuLl‘ old home at Flat River guests oi their brother and slster-in-las. Mr. and Mrs. W, D. MacKenzle.

sicr. E. D. Nicholson, Robert Nich- son. and J. P. Gordon.

Boilard-Nynes Nuptiais

A very pretty wedding took place in St, Duiistarrs Basilica on Sept.

bership withiin trio organization» The third topic to be introduced was on the relationship of the Y. M,C,A, to public recreation pro- grammes and facilities and was presented by Ivilr. L. M. Heir-bert- Thc conference then broke ulp in- to three Commission Groups and. under the leadership of Messrs. Hosking, Schell and Herbert, dis- cussed these topics.

Later in the evening, secretar- ies from the various Y. M.C A.’s

you'd be here yourself. You'd work- ed hard and had earned the right to come to S.D.U., but now it seem- ed far away from everything and everybody you knew, and you were V61‘? lonely, and maybe you even wished that you were home again.

But after a few days things Phimzed. You began to strike up acquaintances with the boys in the dormitory; you found that your classmates were just like the boys

by president of _ Maritime Board and personal contacts arranged by the president and his executive in an effo.t to have all boards of trade in the three Provinces take out membership in the Maritime board: a new method of financing was likewise set up to include a per capita membership levy of ten cents with minimum fee of five dollars on all member boards. Capt. Carl F. Burke, M.B.E.. was unanimously elected president of

Cavariagh, West Royalty. and Mr. Ray Higgins, East Royalty. i An inspiring address was de-l livered by the president, wherein it was pointed out that Federal aid to education should prove to be a powerful means of improving standards. Miss MacDonald point- ed out, also, that the teacher can play an important role in stimu- latlng interest amOng community organizations in this pro-ject.

five lumbermen lost their liver after a rowbozii. capsized. The victims were Harold ii. J,

‘Murphy, 34. (‘DOLE Hill, NB; Lguig

Periy. 24. Nllscouche. PEI; Alex- ander Crrelman, 20, Newton Mills, NS: Howard Gavin. 26, Tignisl-l, P.E.I.. and Frank Brennan, also p! Tignish.

The bodies of Perry, Grooming, Gavin and Brennan were placed “Imam a V781" Wflizht and funeral. arrangements will be made at the"

-i - s. The home

J -li“hgiei‘gefer‘gac;iy“yror its “in LEAVE FOR VANCOUVER_ iih iii 815 a’ m’, when Mi“ M“, ihi-onghoiii, ii-ia Mni-igimes inst, in you knew back home: and it sud- the Maritime Board of Trade for yo“! improvement hccnes. Creelman was anon OgJQhi-i

_ , nnnninn Mr. Justice Qeorge ,1, Tweedy and Ethel (Dotty) daughter of Mr. aid consultation under the chairman- dellll’ Stfllek y011 that the people the ensuing YEN‘- T- E971 Hickey. and the late Mrs. Creelman of

'".il, nnniiicibrs were i, iv_ Mrs. Tweedy left for Vancouver, Mrs. L. A. Hynes. Charlottetown, ship of Mr. J. M. C. Duckworth, fllolmd St. Dunstans _were just president of the Summerside board Mn Rice’ supervisor Oi SChOOii, Newton Mills. Colchester County, 1° l Generni secretary oi- ihe Hiiiiinx normal and human like yourself. ivas elected P.E.I., vice president. addressing the gnrivention, con- N5-

P9114‘ and Company and the head lill"t'ni‘nr in charge \V'¢L> Mi. E.

, Qh l-i g Q d C i1 . George Bollard of Quebec. Rev. lrig which they previously plan-

’z."°.":‘i ih b iidin n i" in i-gn‘l,xign_ o-pheriinii: be 0:353. sfn‘, Father MacDonald officiated in iied to coincide with the Marl- relmud It" W‘: we" 3"“ m" 9m? R S~ Hlillmll Summemdel 5pm!‘ provement in teaching which is 3°51“ G~B-Ml1tl>hy.at Coote Hill. . scicla ti e1’ ll- 8: _ i i two or m?” weeks and Wm min the nresence oi, ihe inmiiy ind Mme Cwlerence. of the gang. loii knew what all con Clark, Crapaiid: Peter Pate. being evidenced among the miiooin where the funeral vrill be held Srun- - , various Sigfleswbfkncifihstinicetieri on» day at varimm points in addiion iniiied ii-ieniis Mii. Les vipohii Nniiohiii Boy‘. thecbbeils were for. you kicked the Ulieary: A. Walthen Gnudet, He recimmehded ihai the ieiichei. day afternoon. i _ , - Fnlronivoo . 01' en 8-‘ 1i W 1 ' i - ' foo all around. you walked the Charlottetown. i m. i; mi nmiiri, i, in‘, -. ‘ ' . i“ i0 iiiiehiii ih n ii _ The bride, who was given iii work secretary, in an interview _ i arouse n es a e g b . P ‘aged m building the tom‘ a “g e c0 W“ on marriage by he! fill"! WW9 l1 last eveniri! stated that the key- lgirinnlziusfrlizirtilrlslgclliioeuOlvereyonlg 38:; Invited To Charlottetown various dlstrms to mam their nazihsarygvélicgdcfgvgfllrleldwm

lion of what is to be an ultra rrr-dorn dairy barn the upne- half n’ ii-hicli. including the roof. ligl be of steel. Almost completed L; n building, 126 feet by so feet.

i,-.i- iin. nrommniiatinn or inn male town office of the Nation-iii 13in. He‘ bridesmaid w“ m" Slater’ 561m Jvhh- that first clay. for now you were a town Boa-id of Trade to ihold 1949 . oniiihod benh brothers are also believed to re- wciidanin in iddiiion inm is bibmeni commission any next ivniisshil-riiiigirleli-ryiiios, din-iii 0:03:21’ “This conference has been held student of "old st. niirisians". annual meeting Maritime board lIi g3 Coifigisio ieicnmi side in the "rigiiish district, Jaims i? ‘r n farmers’ house 'i'dei con» ‘leek. 100K111: foo‘ men to work in g y y i a '. i“ charl°ttew‘vn Chlefly because Charlottetown. i It iminn nniidnn in ind,“ and Willi-w. in addition to Thom- inn which wiii be 5i, “bi by m9 wmipnny-s mines in Ontario’ PM‘ °°rdFd m! em Wm‘ ‘Imwdm the lflilding problem has been s0 I guess everybody that comes Re-elected as P.E.I. Boards of hi- as at Black's Harbor- N. 13., and . . d “high wiii non“ Scverni No smiiii men n" wanted‘ it was length’ Viflli.‘ Her 001011181 Wllqll“ well met by this community," Mr. to St. Dunstan‘s goes through that, Trade representative on the Marl- ' nan mi“ cniidnen in neniih a sister at Skinner's Pond. ' _ him heiim leni-nei-L the minimum weight be_ was 212m csrzlatmnsbned b hr Vlpond remarked. For this reason It's not~a new eiiperience for most time Transportation Ccmmlssion haniis The body of Louis Perry is ah (UM progress is also- being m‘? 1m pounds‘ Mr‘ BMW“ i3 brotherB-in-law, MriupP-iful Palilzotti; a special panel Wm bilieiexgilggdugr-i ggrieerlacte sfolilrlialitysoiftoylouawrliliwhfive Loaisnnwhlf)‘. Ggtiahasnhggtjgletlfs‘. 3' It lend! service Md to W"- llvilrggplzfbfllégcgllghalllgsifhgilliiplf‘ , .

r zii ihe construction of a new

B. C. Wednesday, where Mr

Tweedy will attend the United

T0 SEEK MEN FOR MINES- A Mr. Brown, represeting the In- ternaitional Nickel Company, is Expected to visit the Charlotte-

Wheeled b0 be at the Charlotte-

was united in marriage to Mr. Rene Bollard, son of Mr. and Nils.

dainty floor length gown of D1119 lace with graceful veil, and cai- rled an arm bouquet of oirik ca.‘- nations.

Y.M.C.A. for their annual meet-

note of the present conference is focused on the problem of solving the need for new buildings in Monoton. Halifax, Yarmouth and

lng this afternoon's

You felt warm and good when you thought of that, and. before you

the stranger that had come here a week or two ago. Now you knew the score: now you looked back and laughed at the fears you'd had on

Islanders on the executive include: Frank W. Curtis, Charlottetown:

Following election of officers an invitation was extended by F. W. Curtis. President of the Charlotte-

gratulated the teacher's of his

inspectorate on the definite im-

schools pleasant places in which to work end that teachers carry cut a more extensive program of Physical Education.

Mrs. MncCallum, on

speaking

seas children.

jPhe body or Murphy has been LILAEII to the homo or his “than

in Tlgn-ish. That of Brennan. whose parents are dead. will be taken to the home of his sister, MN Henry Doyle, Tignish. Two

8 p.m. There will be no service I in st. Catherine's School Sunday The day war warm and cieiiii ___ NEW "owl-BERN ELECTRIC afternoon. A. Gretton and A. Th, Multiple Y.M.C.A. 0on- cars cacne and went in a steady SEPT. llsf-SOUTH MiLVlLLE-IO o.m. to I2. *. The new nurses home at Fnl- M0108 $21.95 up. Toombs Music Rlmifly- gin-en“ got under way last even- stream, trim“ W91! lyifl! around KENTVILL-E, N. 5., Sept. 1'! - Si". 2i 4 mnWOOd Hospital ii oiia of t-lfi Store. . __ in; with a. dinner held at the the campus, in the doorways. 1n (Special) - A discussion led off - "455551-5-1 P-m- f0 5 9-111- nobi, completely equipped ken: POLICE COURTT-At the Btip- chuioiigipwn Hotel and presided theleoiridors. You joined the line by Walthen Gaudet secretary of SEPT 22 d noN’ l iiiinlmflilblfi buildings oi its Di. 503i“, 5513mm“; _ ,vi__-5_ eiidlary Magistrates Courtyeater- over by A, J, Baslasn of Char- ililze nndrlavntitoifi iii-lie Regiftrnrs of- Charlottetown Board of Tad, in“ . l'l — SHAW-Z p.m. to 5 p.m. 7 to 9 p.m, l, -ii, be built in the Maritime .ro John Simmonds entertained sov- filly. l ml" Char?“ Wm‘ "m" iottetown. Following opening de- i d a e area. tte tlmid- as present constituted theMaritime SEPT 23rd LONG CREEK i0 _ ~- illness since the war. i eral of her friends at. s corn ml‘ WW0" °l Wife and chmirei" w“ votions cOndircted by Rev. James ‘align Ygleifyw ipgi-iielll-lxifd 1 l‘ YOU Board of Trade is not giving auf- - _ -— 0.111. to I2. 2 to 5 pm, i inn feet long by 30 feet widehlt iii Biighibn shore iiiii, evening, sentenced to 40 days in jni. Dnvison Oi ihe chuioiinwwn - tahc e a stened ficlcnf. leadership to local boards SEPT 24H‘_R|ICE noiiNT i0 i, oi one storey construction and men appearing on charges of opei- Baptist’ church, councinor Q M tnisieyriu sawm e smiilea lrlflhtlngtilip in moi Maritimes and inn; iis . -— o.m. to I2. i - commodatiuns f0!‘ 55p Ngws R|;(}|.;|v5n_ M,“ ating a motor vehicle while in- ih n; 4,5 ii 3°95’ e Wm‘ 5 ° i?" "B- Will/it 08 uplift frvm the Mflfltlme , .; Eaaiilillnsiivenaigrmflvg nurses. 'i‘lic Mai-y Mo", o; Hiimpshim i; tnxlcnci were dealt with, one be- gsfairfiliccfigdciiy? isinaifik and firm handshakes, the beck- Transportation commission do not SEPT‘ Z4H'_CANOE COVE-z M 5 P-"l- I ins sinienceii w 7 days in iiii and slappiniz- the laughing over some justify its continued existence. .

we for The Supe-"l-itenrleni. WWII Ofllee Westley from 8 Mn. orDhl/lgllhgeatlie nuptial Mass the the “PM” "Buflddngstand Cam’ 231mg: cifillgrtgsslilsixllnl fault.n.f°l~lii““§filllii.ilep"iif'il'filll Miss Andmml- ilielik-“W °" held Sunday’ “mm” “"‘“‘5°‘ "1 l

p; A ‘y Mmwmlmn‘ unitd“ 1 pm" empwymen‘ "film-ah soloist was Miss Bernice Murray pliiggzbig sessions viill feature two days [at College Hill“ g rs sent ‘PEI on this Commission milrmml- mltllmd i719 P11113050 ‘Tizgtis were not mmpleted l!” é - 55 - . ' ‘ ' ' " ' d li-i of a good school lunch. - . j .

- with MPS- 170v!“ Pfeildlfl li- lh! i i iii i n n Among resolutions unanimously ‘m P“ . ,

TRADE BIIRIID nsLvArroN ARMY - C0] l organ‘ - igfllllwniqtlussllverlirougzchliiguga “t” ‘he m“ "m" “m” “as”? and applauded at m“ Ailliarsdelriiliafilirsytrated‘ in Hgdlliis: pmm” °t m’ “w?” m‘ " l

°Yl° The guests were ushered by hi‘ nondnoied by Mn L. M’ Herbert week. things have settled down to morning's session was one moved Mane first Md Kit may b. mm quotation of some distressing i

Continued from page 1

CJlSF-WBS oulincd in the report ii.’ Manager Rniiri H. Matheson and

.p: scnteri yesterday.

_ in... Commission “n5 not opposed ihe Charlottetown Corps ove l‘ immeninie ma“ es and “ion” lowed by a conference banquet ing" About Dec 20 “an knqw envy ihio bbnieiiei-iiiion available material prc-vurable from in; oiii the benbiiin i the

- i - - . . , ' . v _ i , _ _ Basie i, lo illsilllnbl0 increases but stood iilXl-y years ago. and ‘has helJ iriiiin-y ihe in iabies bang centered Winn which has been arranged by the beiiei. to iusi what bias; we b” A iesoiiiiion of ihe sninii-nei-siiin the Department of Education. made." inmnnn iiileii, can”! i i;.i~.~.i=t fiat percentage rate in- mpertent positions 1n Canada a iniee tier Wediing m“ Charlottetown Y.M.C.A. Mr. c. A. long, But be that as it may we'd Board of Trade asking foi- a floor W. Miller MeeFadlren. Repres- ginning o, vocabuiiiry ' i~l [fbfi5Q5_ prior to her retiromeiif, about frf- ' ' schell will address this bgnqugf, iiim iii ihis irme to vieiwméw s price i0,- pornweg this (all was entative of P. ‘E. I. T. F" urged He, remarks were‘ iiinltmtet‘, .l_

Nlr. Turnbull said straight per- ' ‘age increases were "evil and if tori in ‘will destroy this coun-

ipi. CF, Burke of Charlotte- l".\'ll ivas elected president of the

ihriiime Board, succeeding A. A.

'-II$TI.'X¢IE‘S‘

lTmpliy of Kentville.

An invitation in hold the next llitliliil meeting in Charlottetown W1‘ referred to the incoming cxe-

Lutie DesBrisay, who is visltliig friends and relatives in the city. will be the special speaker ni ihc Salvation Army Citadel, Sunday evllllllfl- Th! COI01lel entered the work of The Salvation Army fzoln

teen years ago. A cordial invitat- ion is extended to all to hear ‘the Colonel on Sunday evening nt 7 p. m.

VISITED PACIFIC COAST- “Vancouver Island is very beauti- ful-lovely. But there is only one Island." cccnimentcd Councillor Peter Holland, who has Just re- turned with itfrs, Holland from a

Clifford Hynes, brother of the bride and Mr. Merrill liladirziiiff.

Following the ceremony break fast was served at the bride's home. and in the afternoon a re- ception was held attended by the

Out of town guests included the groom's father, NLr, George Boil- ard of Quebec, Mr. Paui Pauuctte, Montreal. Mrs. Charles Beater. and son Earle of Boston and Mz. and Airs. Felix Hyiies of Halifax.

The happy young couple left by plane on a honeymoon trip to Now York and will take up TMZIIEYICG in Montreal. For travelling the iii-Zoe wore a smart grey gsber-

and "Maritime Boys’ Work EX- tension" by Mr, Les Vipond. A tour of the new YMCA. building and a trip to the National Park is included in the itinerary. foi-

on the "Problems of the Canad- ia-n Y.M.C.A. in 1948."

Slllldly moi-nine - will see the close of the conference with Cc-m- mission Group Reports and Sim-i- "l"? of Conference.

P. E. I. Nospitai ,

more normal standards. and any day. now may see the boys at WOHI again. But as one of the profess- ors once said in one of his talks. "For some, the holidays are over; for others. they are just beginn-

D.U. each and every one of our 300 students whether they be old hands or rookies. and to wish them eve:y success during the coming year.

We should like also to welcome to S.D.L'. four new professors and one who has been with us before: Rev. Owen‘ Sharkey, B.A., is teaching in High School; Rev. E. J. Roche. M.

by Mr. B. Graham Rogers ex- pressing the warmest feeling o! friendship a.nd most cordial greet- ings to Board of Trade members in Newfoundland and to the people generally on their approaching

deemed inadvisable and failed to carry the support of the meeting. Another resolution passed was one calling upon the three Meri- time Provincial Governments to take i-rrimediate steps to implement their programs of electrical power development so as to provide pow- er for anticipated industrial ex- pansion and rural electrification in the three Maritime Provinces.

vided inexpensively. She gave in- formation also of a First Aid Course to be held beilween Christ- mes and New Years.

Mr. Edward MacPhail outlined

teaichers to read all News Letters and to send in all rep0rts.

Mr. P. .7. McInnis of the Cancer Society, stressed the importance of stimulating a "healthy" fear‘ of cancer, with early diagnosis resultant,