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Juno meeting of the Prince Ed- ward Island Deanery of A.Y.P.A. was held June 10 in St. Mark's Hall at Kensington with 11 mem- bers present.

The meeting was opened by Prayer led by the President. Two delegates were appointed to at- tend Windsor conference in July.A committee was appointed for the Labour day week-end conference to be held in Crapaud. The next meeting is to be held at Summer- side, late in July. The meeting closed with the Benedicstion.

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come Dr. Peter MacDonald.

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PAGE NINE

Medical iiss'n To Boost standards Of Practitioners

WINNIPEG. (OP) - The Cane- dian Medical Asociation moved Monday to boost the standards of education of general practitioners in Canada.

The general council. meeting at the association's annual convention here. decided to establish a Collegi- of General Practitioners. Its i-urn would be to establish an academic bndy with broad educational aims: to promote undergraduate teach- ing by and for general pliliclil-ifillPT'-Si and to promote postgraduate education or the same zrmlllr

9.000 Doctors Eligible

The college would compare with the Royal College of Physiciatis and Surgeons of Canada Which Ni-3 standards for medical specialists. It would be similar to the American Academy of General Practice and the College of General Practitioners or the United Kingdom.

Membership will depend upon membership in the CMA. its pm- vincial division and the local med- ical society. French-speaking doc-

from left. to LeClair and Noreen MacPher-

Frcri Norton, Reginald Taylor and Earl Taylor.

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of Victoria Women's Institute. preseiiteci gifts to the new doc- tor. Ml'.

Mr. Killam. Tl')'0il, Mr. Arthur;

1MB!-KEY. Of Albany; and VHS JON! mctribi-1's and one visitor. It ?MY91i5v DI H3mPl0ll 9xl'1i9559d W91' ldecided to canvass the district for lcome from their communities. Thelma salvation Army. The mm an. th9lT'nual convention will be held in

Charlottetown in early July.

thanked them for

WIIEATLEY RIVER W. I.

The June inev.-ting of Wheatley

Robert Dawson and Mrs iRlI'er W, I. was held at the home IFMHK MEETS. M-LA-. of C-rapaud: of Mrs. Henry Ross and Mrs. John sick, Mrs. Fred Medina and Mrs.i spendinz "V9111 d8.V'-9 Vlsmnil In iMr. Keith Boswell, of Victoria; Rev iaosg on Thu1'5dn)'V

June 4. The roll call was answered by 12 was

The entertainiiient resumed iiiitlipwaltm. Ling and Mrs Han-y Ling

tier of the evening was spent inl

Boswell and Mr. Allan Boswell. I

itiere appointed delegates to at- .tend: Mrs. Pr:-stnii Rackham and . Milton Rnckhsim were ap-

ydmcmgl Mm musk by Mm Rum ,poiiited Alternatives. Next roll call Hymn," and ;will be answered with it recipe. Itp them. A delicious lunch was serv- -8 was decided in

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Committees for next month nrez. , Preston Rackham; lunch. Missl iUnz-1 Smith. Mrs. Fred Martha- and Mrs. Harry Liiig., i It was decided to invite Milton; Players to come to Wheatley River Hall with their concert and there; was some discussion on holding an ice cream social in early July. '

Mrs. Fred Mackne invited mom-K

hers for the next meeting. Thei i mt-etiiig closed with "The Island 1 the National An- .

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It is estimated that more than 9. i 000 doctors in Cniixida are eligible. l The OMA also confirmed the dair- -' of its 1954 annual convention as the week of June id in Vancouver.

Divisional Meetings

Divisional annual meetings were arranged as follows: Manitoba. wlih the OMA convention and busi- ness meeting in October: Sask- atchewan. Waslresiu. Auiz 25 in 23: P.E.I.. Charlottetown, Aug. ill to Sept. 1; Newfoundland, St. John's. Sept, .1 to 5: New Eriinswick. St. Andrews, Sept. 8 to 9: BVWFU Columbia. Vanooiivcr, Sept. 21 lo 23: Alberta, Edmonton, Sept.2ti to Oct. 2.

The Nova Sootis, division. oldest medical association in Canada. will celebrate its 100th aniiivcrsvary at its meeting Oct. 8 t-o 9.

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.Whim Road and noon

..'Mr. Frank Graham ret.u.i-ned to his employment in Charlotte- town aiter spending the past week with his wife and son Hugh. 3'- Commei-cial Cross.

Mr. James MB.cKli1ii0Il. Lewes. was 3, recent visitor to Whim Road. the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Murdock MacDonald.

Mr John B. Clatny. Whim Road. was a. recent visitor to Charlotte- i town.

Mr. and Mrs. John Clarey and family. Murray River, were Sun- day visitors Iot Mr. and yMrs. George Clarey. - .y

Mrs. A. Steele returned to her home in Charlottetown. after

Albion. and Whim Road. Whilr at Whim Road, she was the guest or Mr, and Mrs. John B. Clare)". Mrs. Webb Nicholson. Whim Road and Mr. James .ViacKiriiion. Lewes, were recent visitors to Charlottetown.

-Mr. and Mrs. Murdock xIar:Doii- aid. Whim Road and Mt. Janie! Ms.cKinnon. Lewes. were recent visitors to Charlottetown.

Mr. Norman MacDonald Whim Road, entered King's County Hos- tpltnl for treatment. His ninnj. lfrlencls and neighbours hop" N 1 will soon be well and home agnlr.

l Mrs. Lottie Benton. Toronto. formerly of Whim Road. vvas It

recent. visitor of Mr. and Mr: M. J. Munro. Mr. Vernon Nicholson. Whim

Road. recently visited his grand- mother. Mrs. Priscilla Shay. Bru- deriell. .

The many friends of Mr Fran- cis MacDonald, Whim Road. are sorry to learn he is ill and wish him speedy recovery.

On Tiiesdsy afternoon. June 9. ivy Junior Red Cross held a moot- iing at Whim Road school. A'- tending were 13 members. For roll call each member put an article into a. grab-bag which was later passed around for each one to draw an article. The roll call at the next. meeting will be to tell where one would like to spend a vacation. Following the treasurerll report by Donnie Munro. the com- mittees were appointed as fol- lows; water, Vernon Nicholson and Kenny MacDonald; health, Lyman Nicholson and Beverly Moore; sick. Vernon Nicholson and Betty Macneth: program. Ly- l man Nicholson and Johnny Clarey. land police. Donnie Munro and lMsra'aret. Maccarron. The winner lot the penny sale put on by Bob Stuart was Kenny MacDonald.

Mr. James Macbeod. Chsriotten town, was a recent. visitor to his home iii. Whim Road

DOCK ROAD W. 1.

Mrs. Lloyd Wilirie eii'rrtaim-d Dock Womctfl Institute at her home Tuesday evening. June 9- Mrs. Erskine Clark presided

It was decided to make a done- tion in Albertnn Public Library land to srrure a film for showing tto the school children at the and

of the term and will provide a . rest. or .iem.

l t t i ii ? President. Mrs. Clark a.nd Mn. 1 Wilkia were appointed for nomine- l Mon to the local miivention execu- ' live for the cnmlllil year.

it mu planned to hold a picnic .meeting in July.

Interesting contests were provid- ed by Misslshirley McArthur and 'n.-fieshments were served. willow- 1 ing the meeting Mrs. Erskine Clark,

on behalf of the members. pres t- ied It wedding gift to Mrs. Win ter

i Bernard.