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The School Improvement League ynnual meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Bohaker on Thurs- ny, June ist. Mrs, Scsntlebury presided and in her presidential "part gave the outstanding pro- jecls of the year. She stated that the School Improvement League

ilnome and " b "' organizations in Charlottetown next year and outlined the reasons for this pol-

mlvlrl. G.l3. Whlteslde gave treas- urer”: report which showed a fav- ourable balance after all bills were ward, The secretary reviewed high- light; of years work. Chief pro- eat: for the year included the collection of books for schools, in- guguration of Paren Day during Education Week, a d the epon- sorlng of a tea in honour of teach-

5. Hit: addition the League has taken an active -interest in the fire hu- ud situation and the sale of car- iain types of comic. Letters exp pressing League's opinion were sent to proper authorities. Meet- mgs were held in each of the schools, the Vocational School, Y.- M. C. A. and the remainder in the homes.

Mrs. J. W. MacKenzie. convener at Oratorical Contest committee gave a report of her work. Roch- ggd Square School won both Junior and Senior closes. Contest was held in P. W. C. auditorium in April.

The Vocational Guidance report was read by Mrs. Hyndman in the absence of Mrs. G. White, conven- er. Talks had been available week- ly and had been enjoyed in all schools. The following are the speakers and their subjects -.- Morton Dew --Insurance; Lincoln Dewar -- Farming as in Career: George Chandler Starting a Business for Oneself; Miss Myrtle Macioeod-Entomology: Miss Cul- -len-Librarian; Dr. J.A. MacMii- lan-Medicine; Ronald Smith-Em ginecring; Miss Dorothy Cox - Public Health; Min Marjorie Hill-

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Front Row: tlcit to right)-Ruth Waiters. Glenda GFEEOU. Marilyn McGee, Lucie Sims, Erma Mac-

Second Row: (left to rig-ht)-Mary Jean Burke, Velma Wood, Pamela Gaudet, Lorraine Bell. Helen

Third Row: (left to right)--Ralph Thomson, Walter

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Mclntyre, Dorothy Nichol, Ruth Good, Bernice Macxay, Beverely Gaudet. Teddy Beer, Roddie

Fourth Row: -(left to right)-Glen Davidson. Clif- ford Gregory, Rowan Beer, Kenneth Burns. Carl Gallant, Jim Warren, Jimmie MacAusland,

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in the idea of a Home and School for mentally retarded children. Mrs. Smallman referred to the 'work of Women's Institute on this project.

Mrs. Brown's report on the presentation to Prof. Barlow was read by Mrs. Hurst. Mrs. Hurst. convener of Scholarship Com- mittee. reported League scholar- ship for Teacher Training had been won by Miss Gerda Hansen. Mrs. Lantz brought in report of nomin- inatinspcommittce and the follow- ing officers were duly elected. -

President - Mrs. W. E. Scantlc-

ury.

lst. Vice President - Mrs. G. B. Whlteside; 2nd Vice President - Mrs. G. White; Recording Secre- tlly - Miss M. Matheson; Corres-

Dietetics; Corp. Green.-Mounted Police; Ralph MacLean-vocation-l -1 School; M. Barkhouae-Benin ting; Miss Gehrke-Physical Edu-. cation.

Mrs. J. P. Lantz reporting for Art. Committee said thirty, pictures; have been framed and will be' placed in schools.

t The report on Child Develop- ment was given by Mrs. Roy” Smailmnn. She had spoken to the' Kittsnmi who had been interested

vpondlng Secretary - Mrs. M. Dew; Treasurer - Mrs. A. Reardon.

The President thanked all for their cooperation during the year and asked for continued support next year. Mrs. MacLaren moved adjournment.

ELTHAM. Kent. England -(C-P) -Townsmen are all talking about the stream that reappeared. The stream had been dry for years and recently water began to flow

outstanding Problems in Be Dealt With At Nurses Biennial

Geriatrics - the care of the chronic, convalescent and older patients, will be one of the principal subjects to be dealt. with at the biennial convention of the Canadian Nurses' Association, to be held at Vancouver, June 28 to

30. e The stliject, said to be one of the outstanding problems of the time, will be dealt with both in report form by the committee on institutional nursing. of which the chairman is Miss Elinor M. Palllser, of Vancouver, and in the form of an address by Dr. Martin Cherkasky, of the Montefiore Hospital, New York, said to have been the first medical practitioner to have made in. basic study of the long-term pat.ient..'

The association's committee on institutional nursing, will report that a "core" committee chose the

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geriatric nursing institute as "an important and timely" project for the provincial committee on institutional. nursing to commer- Ind. 11 possible, to adopt in the form of institutes, refresher courses, or topics at annual meet- tlngs. Letters from eight of the directors of nursiiw of leading hospitals across Canada. confirmed the need and timeliness of this Droiect. the committee will ob- serve.

Albertn held a one and a half day Institute on geriatric nursing in April, andontarlo planned an evening symposium on "The lengthening life span" as a special annual meeting session the same month, the committ report shows.

Dr. cherkeslry will address the convention at Vancouver on the subject on June 2'1, when he will present a program for the care of persons with chronic illness. -

other prominent speakers to be heard at the meetings will in- clude Dr. Charlotte Whltton, who is to give the Mary Agnes Snlrvely memorials lecture on June 28: Miss F. H. Emory, associate pro- fessor of Nursing Toronto Unl- verslty School of Nursing. who will speak on the International Council of Nursing Associations as a. world force in nursing; and Miss R. Chittick, B former president, who will deal with the impact of service plans on nurs- ing, at a forum to be held on the opening day.

Miss Ethel Cryderman, of Tor- onto, who was elected president at the Saclcville, N. 33., Convention, two years ago, will preside.

To Discuss Coal And Sledjool

PARIS. June 8 - (Routers) - Foreign Minister Robert schuman has announced that negotiations for a European coal and steel pool will start June m.

"We French cannot envisage the pool system without I N811 inter- national authority." schiuman told an Anglo-American press lunch.

"In the field of production and of the management of that pro- duction it will be necessary for this supra-national high authority to take decisions fory the united . market. as a whole.

"It is possible that certain of iiheee decisions may be dangerous.

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He emphasized the French Gov- ernment's desire to see. Britain come into the pool.

'"We are showing as much un- derstanding as -poasblie in all par- ticular sltuationa." he said.

Earlier it was officially nouncecl that Italy. Germany and the Benelux countries have been invited by France to start talks on the oonl-steel pool.

British Ambaasad William Hayter told the gathering that the British Government and the Brit- ish people think the Schu-.-nan plan

British people would agree to it," he said.

More Work For can Shops llt lloneton

Moncton, N. 3.. June 8- (GP) ,-Repairs to locomotive: and other ;regular maintenance of the Cana- tdlan National Railway: will be in- Icreeled at the Moncton shops. It was said here during the week-

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B. R. Battier. chief of motive power and car ogulpmant of the C.N.R. Montreal. made the state- ment at the second annual banquet of the Moncton branch of the Railway Supervisors Association here last evening. Mr. Battley ex- plained that flood conditions at Winnipeg Illd interfered with the regular maintenance work of the Winnipeg shops. This has made It necessar, to transfer some of IN: work to other shops of the system. including Moncton. he stated.

Mr. Battley was introduced by I. Wynne, general aupcrlntentlwnt ,of motive power and car equip-

ment for the Atlantic region of the railways.

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W. 1:. Robinson. ' 1 Vice- presldent and general manager. re- ferred In his remarks to the hlnlw relationship which exists between the management and the em- ployees and congratulated the us- soclatlon on its fine record.

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Mr. Battley and Mr. Wynn left this morning for Charlottetown on an inspection trip of P. E. 1. lines.

BRINKWORTH. Wlltshlre. Eur land - (C?) ---A cow here charged and gored another cow to death.

HIST I'l8'l'gVAl. YORKIUN, Sask. - (CP) - .l'lrat film festival in Western

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