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HE WESTERN GUARDIAN

setting. at .

1, Ml ue Monday June “we a p” 6-1-I-l4i.

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other atylee, in um due oqﬂﬂen. also new bneev belie endow! NI! {fuck WW1 wheels. All at h!!! price. httmi Mormon. T1 dealer heciermon. 6-1-31-

i OONGILTULAS. nous-Mr. and us. Davie Jewell. nee Blanche MacDonald. Bedeuue. are receiving conscatulmtiewis 0n the birth of a dwwhter. Gum! Blame, u. their home on my =4-

wmwroevn tuned-l. onu- tun Ohunh. II - at l pa.

who Sunni 6 his servircle will be maritime Mr. ‘top 6n . vvelcolze. uev. a, u ans-w. w- M. ‘.3.

—INJISDSD IY IX]. - Ollie Mecwunok. 1 er at . Eleonora, in in In Hospital following an noeidmt It his farm in which he was attack- ed by a bull. He is believed to be

1| Bunnoedde men, te—ee-ly h the eenleneedio mm

Jlllllfill $UIOI W CANADA: Ieevieee wit be held June 4th ee follows: Ken-

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——N'l@i§ ‘Hill-A

suiilering from injuries to hie buck and aodomen. Mr.

d: was taken to hoepbtal yesterday a-‘

was ucereuieftheban"

day in. m Mms. l‘; F. McNeﬂl, S

‘Five Nurses Graduate “ From P. C. Hospital

nurses of the Prince County Hnvv ii received their diplomas u: at the graduating exer- huid in the Ii School ﬂum. Summerside, lut ev- Mr W. 1.‘. Darby. K.C., act- rman and in his open-

: he extended greetings rntuiations to the gradu-

- lili" es. During the delivery r nrt he reminded his ‘tint this hospital is own-

zhc manic- cf Prince County ‘m. they should attend the

. ' disapproval

.1.» ._. ton that might he taken

' fiic Baird. His report covered .. csitire activities of the hoe- pzﬁl for tgic gust year.

L‘ Kl‘! lib ng (it 1d Gallant. ide‘ Pierce and Verna. Pierce

.. k. us: June Daizeli. New Annnu; Eleanor Got-rill, O‘ . .

Tic address to the nurses wast delivered by Dir. Muncy Temton who cnaigratuiated the nurses on leav- ing endured succaseﬁxlly the rigors of thrce years of training. lle re- mzndcci them of t/he strict dhcip- .'il“'.‘ they had been under durinl tiiPll‘ training period and he acid hut now you have reached your goal and the herdlhepe of your training are passed and may be looked back upon with eetbhc- tirm.

speaking of their future career he said mat some would |o into specialized treinin and to those who did he ueur them that. they need never leer that thoir - ing was inferior to nurses from larger institution. He said that the profession arose boceuu of the terrible sufferings and calamity of wrir and it is the first to rally b0 the selfless cause ot humanity in times of stress.

He appealed to the publ-ie to re- ceive these nurses when they ere culled to the home with the def- erence that is due to their high

profession and closed by winhing 1y new, in

thg graduates every success and hapnv useful lives.

Tho Pﬂorence Nightingale pledge to ihe gradmteewosmoetimprees- ivrii: given by Rev. John Jorvie.

The diplomas and pins were pre- svntcri by the superintendent, Mine Georgie Brown. Beautiful bou- quets of fimvers were tendered the graduates by Miss Helen Dalton. and Master Richard Lmtone. mic by lifis: Alice Coffin. - nmed on the piano by Miss 0e1- dnri. was much enjoyed as were thr» song and dance bv Mien Men Huostls and Mine Marie Amn- auit. Power Sister. and has? y eneoeed

. a denying brought well-earned Hague 1 the audience. Mile arie udet Was axoompaniet for both eong and rinnnc teams, A solo by 5Q. Phil

McCartt-n was encored and for his able

second number Sgt. McGlrten sang “I Pallet! By Your Window.‘ His accompanist wee Miss Jean Nicholson.

The graduating utercises closed 41

with t/he singing of 00d Save The King. A much enjoyed dance for the graduates was then held in the Auditorium.

TIUSTIIS RIPODI‘

w” ugh. Ii, ac i rom disposition. a Ilnll. -r. ',

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nureee , In addition the nurses themselves raised sufficient money to purchase certnin elsentiel equipment. for their cine‘ mom. Under theee con- dition: under the capable three- tion of our Duperintendant, Miss Brown. our nursing school pro- vides such s training u compares favourably with the best nursing schools in the country.

X-IAY IQUIPMINT

During the year new and up to date X-Ray Equipment ha; been p at a cost of $8,000.00. and this will further increase t service which we can give to the public. We extend our thanks to the Rotary Olub of Siunmerside which rponnored a hive so l as to enable u; %pey for this equip- ment in full. e expanding value of X-Ray in the treatment and detec- tlon of disease, es well 8.5 the well merited confidence of our Techni- cien_ Dr, Hewett ie exemplified by the fact that the earnings of this Department have gone up fro “$0.00 in 1H0 to over $0000.00 in the year just closed.

“Apart from patients ieee e lub- dmitiai part of our revenue for current expeneee ie derived from he income of our Endowment Fund which has gown through

ue tributions from. the public. This has bee e factor during the lean yeen maintaining he institutio u e pi concern. The inooene alone cm used towards hoepitei fin- enelng ee the principal nuet be

‘ . 119 I ‘ghehmeeteec eet h ilﬁ new m» mnu celled the milie-

ed to the principal. In t

it wue hoped eventuall

up a fund which woul materiel- nny extension pro- gram for thewhaitalimoeirmnevtv bow proved e y an and today we have MEMO in the fund npreeented by bonds and cuh on depoeit," m. Derby re-

in hie opening . ‘ Mr. Darby extended greeting; and con- gratulations to the graduating nureee. Ie enmeshed that the hospital in addition to coring for the sick end afflicted ie e. echool for nu ‘r which his leafticiency end scope

f . The tnleteee hrtunurteﬂ your in the of lie 10h Mac-

chairnien of the Dou- ol ‘Rue- teei. and the hope that he would occupy the chair in his usual eup- manner next year. Relerenoe was also inede to he pry-eel in group u er In Ian ethiinietereu Maritime pita] Service. Inc. 4 heve been enrolled, in- cluding 1mm this Province. Mr mended thanks

. by eleo e to lie Lode!’ Aid. end th

end netur- their training. During the leet yeer the hospital hee been taxed m capacity and there have been few. if pny. irllc momenta. While this has added to the arduous duﬂu of our etud- em. nurses it has nieo . ded out ihcir education in e. manner which could not have been attained Oihcfwipﬂ. During the lest few years the student nurses‘ library has been Jncreeaed: extension courses

Home and Iieelnlne hone with 4 acne of lend, all cleared. About one nile from Hunter River. Immediate peeeeeeion. For further per- tienlere apply to

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Extends Sympathy

llr. uni dMGeeﬂdSthM/e receivedtihe “all”

in mowing spew m: m W!“ itﬂf.

_ Dear Mr and Mic. 0' message up; received today from the fence, Ottawa. reporting the death o! your beloved can. Joseph Patrick O’Ne .

5 21¢, i944.

MuymI after you my t sympa y or your gme Words are so futile to console. For B. two years Overseas I have met and

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ouch a, , exception they went out to fulfill hig-h purpose. to make n. better and safer world for helpless people to live in. Ytmr eon wee no exception.

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for (T. B. Grace) squadron leader Commend Cltrploin (LRC) Eaetem Mr

NOVG. Scotia

FRJSKZNEY,

lend —(C'P)_ Friskneyls parochial Wegesegv. .

muroh council voted to asliie $6 Jilly 10-19 and wt W11“!!! JHW 3- i i be h a 8 " ilvcgOiigédrﬁsﬂlgnordtglfauOsfe thf: church must be l1 years old and upwards mid i. authorities io remove certain 07- ‘Vhlle at the other three oaml-‘N naments from the church.

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in Michael omen: 1M1 "v1 the W! <4 W 4i!" ensue and officiated r. hi," my yum“ midi-dun with an an...“ .0“, , emu-i rneny friends in him mmy w w ‘y! duulgmﬁ ﬁﬁnle County h; ‘g. Mu‘ " mpﬁinyms m which m m” h" ° m“ "W" spending a. leave o»: w w! with Jﬁiide Euihitliﬂiil “i? m w no . ' - ‘ P8 1m 11;}: tsényliilr. and Mrs. Peter Lean. Secmtm’ 5111:4153‘, vterien Church in

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lads mm; new . and 1w. Rose means nu!

to Canadian your son. Almost win-bout

In Memoriam innocent. and ___ ....... ... téii-iw-mr-"nwuu life. We “are Bfiiitglll

n? i0 you givins mm. remember him in my

N. D. MacLean

UNDIRTAKII IMIALMIR

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1o. At chaiem- and Waweig boys

(Continued from page l) boy m4 girls in Prince Irwin will be held at Murelﬁield. she has been 3mm; the boys camp to be held there July N3 mm.) P-O. Gallant .____..___~_ ---;---- -11- V60’ Bhﬂon, NJ candied at ‘gueen Square 31111001- IIABAN — At the Charlottetown In New Bmmswiok girl!’ W111i! The 1 g tzuinlnl camp M5 Prince of ales College and Bt. j-liomital on May 2B 1944. to Mr. are to be held at Wﬂeﬂemln. 101' Pinch-int July 49 will have as Dunstairfs Universitv. L.A.W. Mary and MIB- Innis Hagan, Keiiye intermediates July 3-11 and for m; do". my. W. Godf . Gallant was c mraduate 1mm cross. a son. stillhom. seniors July zﬁ-Augii: and Onlnv seam union mnlfntrbllll college. mmg Chaieur at River Oheerlo July I74? 1' i- KELLY - At to for girls 13-17. In Nova. Scotie. were ATTENDED ENTHlI/ONEMENT- can b“ u‘ h".“u. will be camps at Pinehurst for Y ~ Mugs Atundlnu the ° i316 m’ gm ~ I senior, Jul/y 4-13 and interlnedlaws the o ewton Gross nsierted by Ghana l. neg July 13-21; w. Black Point’ m . n. . M" 1'" Kiwis J W" 6-3-11- 1 De tedly ' we in Xto. New.’ Glasgow (or girls 12-i . .: . . "c" V321“ L133?!‘ 1131mm!) 17-97: and art Mira. in Cape Breton . . .. In "wing and. Rb... J_ i ____---_-—————' Juiy 10-27 for girls 12-11. . nccwwn - - ' . _ K “opium-gt. &4An elee. gag; ' ‘; , QR, tfornia. 3' . Jlﬂﬂ Boys Cemn ﬁikzffgtniimveﬁeimnuen- illned. Reuben Edsar Hobirgleon; , don GR. Harrison. swimmers!‘ . aﬂmlwv-at-law. Spanish Ame’ ca; i Boys camps will be hold in Nova BOP in cam .3,“- 5_J_ Davies Milton: canon Egypt-I‘ veteran and nggndbeg! oyﬂme ESIGN ' . i - ' on ,' ,cn-1twt zm. WW1- - ASKED To R 1 J"- - N w A 1- lftyaéiiiner. ghgrlotfgigwn: Mr. Xnizrment M. L0! Anﬁdlee 311M 19¢- “"°°’“’“"' E“ B “k t“ ..*i"“....."' 55cm “rile tizatzunear , . ., es . _ . - ' - Maritime Girls’ Work s Secretary iotwtown: Major W.F Hyndmnn, therine Gannon ' . Undﬁ: Do Meant Rev. 17.1.‘. Amity. Charlottetown: Judge H L. Palmer. ﬂunk ﬁyxflanmg at B“ Millfuwn, NAB, and Rev. RIB. Met: Charlottetown. who is Vice Chan- Parlors m u_v Baum ~ Rubric, St. Stephen. eellor of the Diocese. to 8t. Duns ns - -

boys of 10 years of age will be ed-

TO OUR MERCHANT FRIENDS

PLEASE NOTE i

In order to give our Employees long week-ends to enable them to enjoy a well deserved rest, during the summer months, our Offices and Warehouses i will be closed all day Saturday, commencing June 3rd.

‘Your usual kind co-operation will be greatly appreciated --

- Thank You!

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