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Annual Reports

uzc present crisis right where we | 1

bound to make the world go right,

with ch f h t ti: ‘k that Ifollowing are the texts of the ":\ll()lllf‘l‘ war effort is -Jam God cp§§ln§.-»°$§heve§e.w$e are, various reports submit-ted at. the ull- marking". Canada 1s plunniig on send- and howevm- digficuh; the gash we

neid in the Prince of wales Coilcfie m,- ,| L. vhwps Auditorium yesterday and Wednes- se_,.,.,,.,. nay: - ' g

Public Health And Child Welfare

illid wherever it clieerfulness and dignity,

~111$_11l'fl 11°1- tflbe A good number of questionnaires 1111.11, m home kit- were returned. Many cf them ap- ~t bile uroiiuci must be plauded for only three questions.

The following report Wu sub- mitted Wednesday by Miss Cath- u “"1” 981"» New Pmm 1w inn-n 111t- ciiiwrtunitv w send m m; to buy. and the little he has

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to fight, Tuberculosis." I thought a h, reply to that question might be a m

, _ _ . 11': ‘l t1 , ,, i - suitable subject for this brief paper. bu ,u , _ ;,.,,,,J,,‘f§°{,,“,.§,‘,‘, pg, 1 ggakfo figlfiffiifl‘bgg§,si“wg§s

I'm 5m“ llwlllmlmilyuhere km” 61's 1 lcr 011. then the slogan will are hiirher’ the burden o1 replac- gxlfliglgfillgll-nqiltflxgflpza$511}? élmfri hi,’ p.113 .0011 .1nd more food to in; worn out. machinery and the lotietoivn the clinic:- nre Fm. ' .-

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tide they are held in the Town Hall "gtjuihm- Mug the third Thursday of every month ~ other! make m‘ 1011mm ‘up

other pliccs 11s; :ii":‘.ii~.:~‘1i 11'.‘ 111v;

medical s2 .f of the Siiiiitnriiim. 1n f‘ govern] instances some of these pii- ‘ tients are unable to provide their‘ own trri11<poi't'iti01i. Could ivc no

and certain food supplies. 1f you are interested Miss lugs will iwlivu you ask hcr) tell what can be used ' ' in cnch individual situation. i, Financial Zllil L: also needed. ‘fir. 1,.

l’<>1‘i111i1 f1».- (‘=|l'1lili'0 l_)lll‘l)().<f‘Sj we should be coiitiminllvi ll'_\'llll‘,‘ to pre- vellt new (xi-rs rli-‘sclopliig. Could we not ti-v in a in brinnln; ‘hi1 idea to 1h.- w iozi of lllf‘ 1:11.111" Then when We necessity is known find uiitieit-‘nod p(""r1n1\3 the pro- blem of 11.. not be so difficiil‘ We have proof ' -- i that when our citizen: r11 l‘~c ‘i0 need o.’ the p l “ l" (in nsist r1" i" ivhrit Rxuic "d Island con- . tributcd to Great Britain to assist , in thg present. war! When peace. l~ comes 11nd we can use our funds for local purpo=es is it too much to ask for more financial aid for Olli‘ health PFOblPll "

I know .. .11 I mention is b."- , ing done som llllPS. But if we make ' an effort could we not d0 more? lSh

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Federated Women's Institutes of be iinize to

Canada Conference child, as 1H‘:

. p1. The following report. was sub- lgit miffed Wednesday’ by Mrs L B.1l~"n . lifellislf, Montague: ren l: “It is indcd s. great pleasure for cfiird f. , me 10 spook to you to-day, and {homo bu.“ bring you 1i tuief report, from the ,Whl't‘~n

National Conference of the Fcdcr- mii w ‘ ritcd Institircs, hold n1, F"1\rl"1'lc{n11, ‘ll, ‘ New Briiiisivick two weeks ago. lsuiii "As Elizabeth Hammond said in ~blinfi Pl

aid, “Do not try to cram the do- lugs of a whole convention into fif- teen or twenty minutes. for it. can't be done.

"I nni not. gfilli: to tire you with long reports, ilicsc you have rend, in the press. I ivill, however, inen- 5 tirm a few highlights, and m. the close you may ask questions nimut? the work, which I will endeavor to answer K "There are as many views on subiccts discusscd iit a conference. as there are pins in a. man's new shirt. By the rvay, can anyone tcll me, "How many pins there are in ' a new shirt?" Answer-"Tliere is

Pilaf“ "Silclill lvellflr“ questionnaires for their snlelldld <10- less 01111.1 Welfare. Pllbn“ operative spirit; Carleton. Sher-

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may say lhrouizh tlime long sessions a diiy plnzining tic Institute work for Canada, nnd especially the war work, tve were iifPfl and wennv, bu‘ what. of it? We nil realize, this ls. a woman's iwr as well as a 1min‘; _ - war, and we niizsi put our host in ) it “Xv are f hting for our vuri . lives, for the il'(‘L‘(l0m of our hump. .

and frimilicr. and for the grcntcci

Will be glad of the

to he omrted for the time being g 5,, North Tryon. Other provinces such as Alberta. 12th Conference Ilvfoc I c!» 1-‘ T 111115l li-‘ll F°11 0i I am somewhat hesitant about Manitoba and British Columbia uc ' ¢= 11' 111 in Hill‘ honor, in bringing a report. cn Education and experimenting in amalflamating dis- "lt ivris tho lwcfvtli Bivnfildl ~ , »...~.' Iinlltlniqs. and at Better schools ha,“ been so re- trlcts mic larger and more

the best of the least; and to make mentioned. Duri fcd the utmost. use of our abilities in gpeace following flxltégflgglrGggt wag": think we neglected somewhat

tn .Intushokiithi|hand ml»! still fly it un- y that such may ul-

f ln-d Wu“ not one atom; to make ‘stands, etc, wm m. chm 901m,

W ' 1 ' -t M» 0111911 S Hstlllllies endemic fr... sullied and pra

11" - but only tc discover and to d0lw|y| be the ggggl

study ways and means, and talk nual convention of the Prince hd- 111.; lllllhlfUiLi of thousands cf tons may be called upon to do l! we‘ 11-h u“ mnwr over Wm‘ our nemhbmn ward Island women's Inolltlll-vfll of Jillll 1o Grout Britain this year, mink of it u u trust; from’; wlgc wuujn 1.111 iiie branches 0f Providence. we will dc it with ~good answers. Herc again the ority of the Institute werg cf $111116 091111011, viz: that. the written not be abolished. Per- liuiiiutcs not in but complained loudly of tho low examination is byfhfigr mghswflm‘:

as Nova Scotia, prices for farm produce which the method l0 f 111111 BflllSll Columbia) will farmer sell; compared with what Qoufsg

question about abolishing

change before anything can be itc- compllshed. We ladies are supposed to do a. great deal of talking—well let us live up to our reputations. Let us awn-ken the public to the need of reform in our school system and do our bit toward obtaining an improved and more uniform cys- tem of education.

tests should serially. I think

. f excludetdralficltlitlon ti???‘ m}: b’ This was aquesilon asked by one . , ._, h ,. .1 _ - e ave gb m of our nmnlbflrs; "ilvlmt can we lay éIl]"i“.)\1:\i~-\Sll.‘j1il'.Kltfcplll, (iipntclizesirtgurlijilli; tijavtmiallthgffstail‘ nlthié ii”? 519mg; though? Vera“! ‘ but . l°ll< d0 011 P1111"? 5341111111 15171114 friii. i111‘ w.-.-.- (lUlllLIildS, There is difficulty ‘in xettini farm 'help out Jvfstawhgg r“ aw w fading more I 1:111 toll you about when it is needed 55 young men has 1h any hub] ' ion that the written test is for. Of course written tests come n. burden tc both pupils and teacher, hence must be used jllfflgl-

One questionnaire suggests . ‘ lirllresent system of valua- , so 1.1.11 you may have a. measure, been removed). tion should he discarded

1 know ed“ E pup“ ticn was nubmtted ‘Wednesday by Mrs. Dolor Richard, Mont Carmel:

ney has been reached and it is Again our privilege to meet, here 1n convention and compare notes on

d " We mile you not to leavn pcgging of farm produce (this peg- , 1 , ’ " ousy the progress of our year's work.

iii your pantry ging of farm products has since, in that 0

was on ‘Stale Medicine.’ rather a broad subject and one requiring a great deal of study. Since not more than one third of the uestionnalres had been returned, e1 her through lack of interest or peiPaps lack of undcr-tanding. it was suggested to m" “t we switch to some other b b c-f legislation. It occurred to me, AVBVQI‘, that by changing the subieci every year we kept running in a circle and accomplished noth- ing definite, so we decided to study a more detailed form of the sub- ject ‘Group Hospitalization,’ one which seems of vital interest and importance to our people

from 2 00 ~4 00 P. M and sh- drday from 9 00 _12.00 A. W. lox- , f - --, _ 1 cert legal holldains) In Sunmier- m.- Sllililléliflilvilglxlgdo.‘ tousgoflntitoalttll‘: Suggestlonl more modem w“ when “m”

take the place of marks. Then the Pupils W013i: be trying to beat their in the A. M. In Aiberton the firsti Lam Conmbuflon gestions. Wm, the dump, 0,, o, ‘gxgrlllgflltgmglxfllgg “ma” m the CW“ HMS“ “ml ml our mar-Refs it i5 important 1111a?- out were the value g1 the ivrittren ‘ ' " every farmer study the situation. ‘my, u, increase ability h, express - _ , individually or 1n study swims. ideas in concise form. ind m spell- 1.11m u, 1o urcat Britain 111st. 5nd adjugt, his corps. stock. elm. t0 ing and correct composition form, . i>,v (mqirlo and British Col- meet. changing conditions. ipentenco structure. etc.

I“ g "lflkf ll" mm" T0 Produce more milk. butteixl There were comparatively few

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give tome Psi-Were 111 lr-‘lifkiita £11153. lar r u i. d m f11-- . . _ w ' ‘ “' “ first 2“Jé%'l..f§‘ ° ° i2.i".§:..:*‘:1=~*:.i** m“ v“ clmgc a =1" vuliiiblf’ d. ' tiincn iii ‘I c A y.‘ lhldilffnlvls m Mrs M- 1' so“ analysis _d° not waste lthought the quesmms ‘lbscure- 0th" contribution of clothes. bed . »-~i Couhiyywhmen h; 2‘ The ‘election o; good “my 1f

V_ Plfislllvllt 0f fertilizer. jars had no ideas to offer. Not being N ,a mind reader and having no ma- lllllflvll lllOll-‘B-Yld tons the home grown seed is t0 be terial given me I um not prepared svnt by Canada and sown, it should be freed from to answer mid questions. some In- fo Cjrent Britain for noxious weed seeds, graded. tested 531mg,“ suggest“ extra taxes levied ‘ ('11 WP refill!" for germination and treated for on bhcheims and married men “'11 111°"! WHY‘ smut, If not growing the homr nvithoiit children attending school. frat money al-

more answers were received than last year, and of those 80 per cent were exceptionally well filled, show- ing that they had been given time and study cf some interested party. They also contributed many sug- xsticn; “rich I hope will arouse interest and give rise to discussions.

Creolmnn lions 1111i" very sown grown seed reiLslm-hd seed 1g the omers suggested Prince 12:11.1 ml lxlnlifl “.11 be 1i v [inijiflng m can.” highest grade of seed obtainable ream. 601,1! received from

more than i: ls now ilfilliil it ..~. ‘ ‘Pqmpmmtv our 3 sum-hp mud and mussel mull should be more judiciously used not enouszh to have only s. Sfill- a have mad, areal“, good fo,.f,,,.tilizc,.s_ and more given m educational

l5 0! kflltlrd 4. Improve or make permanent poses mid less to non-assent ls. 5111' "ll bT-“lll-“ll- pastures with manure or fertilizer Another suggested reducflon 0g n]. ‘ itflls and re- or both. One _W0man Silld that H1105 of government omcmh ‘_ “l1 Dlflllf l0 with an application of 37d pounds the whom thougym I do not think 1 “=‘~"“ “l1 Qlllm- 0f 2-12-6 Der HQR‘. X011 W" 199d we c1111 arrive at any practical solu- ' “‘<11‘.“ll°1'i- "m" twice as many llveswck. lion from the materi “"5 “"11 be .59“- 5. Rotfltlmlfll Kfallllfl- from our questionnaires (‘T 0f DQ331168 COII- 6. Keep only fihe b?“ 1Y1" 0! llve‘ At the present time the general '1 l i" 111°“ lm-‘ml "Bed stock: test berth T01 bulimia‘ “ml trend in education i5 toward a na- - of _s;11ne. rTilClT‘ will be cull out all boarders. tional standard. The present; system f); ztlllOllll-S glWn IITOV- 7_ Kgep only as mflliy animals of prhvjhcm] .1 i. v . . . 11S you can grow feed for -elniin- not give -'~‘\ l‘ llllll<°ll~ Nflllmml ate the buying 0f 111111 leeds- throuzhout the province. We are . child wclhire Council. 5 The more cattle you keep the an aware that the standard of edw 1°11" mteimg °1 New more feed you w“ have for 110m cation in Prince Edward Island is U"“""mm‘ Dekgales- 1101-11113’- elc» l1’! the £01111 0! Skim one of the lowest in the Dominion _ W. I. C. YHc-r sublw- milk. -not a record of which tobe proud, P1'“l1‘<1"~°"-' 5'1‘ 59m 9. Protein is what 1S herded l0 is it? Our children have as much 11°11?‘ "I16 llllllflred produce milk. It is better to 16ml right in the same educational ad- -'\'1' 51“““il“-‘ i“ Cm“ protein 1n well cured home grown vflntatfls as have the children of 1H1 from coast t0 wfl-fil- clover hr-iy than in commercial 011.. our richer sister provinces. . iliat, when Guzirdlan- w)“, cannot an hve m l rich provmce_ ,sh.ip xviis lriclrliiit, something must» l0. In times when tatoes are hence a pmcehmg, o; our uhfldmn ' Y“ A 11°11"? Y“ “h” cheer. turn them 1H0 milk 0r must be deprived of higher edu- ; like a reu heme beef. A bushel of potatoes a day citivionril advantages becdugc of the 1111i; iliculnfz H l“’° Ye” mixed with about three quarts Q1 prohibitive cost of University tui- i "ml, licinrc such child- home grown grain will produce the {you Here M; me quote from a book- tloyrcci. She said chiid- finest, bee: at, a, low cost. _ _ m Emmed “A Pa“. chance m, I {>1 wvdlvck. must be 11. Turn your skim milk into Every Child -W'hy Not?" written ‘l m“ "l"? “mlmg the Dork. dllpDlfiflenllfl 1t Wm‘ 9' h°m° by R S Lambert. And published by ‘s of tlrr future. D1‘ grown crushed 0a imd barley the Canadian Association for Adult ’ "Q Slfllfment- 'W“ mixture. But bEWB-W 0f °\'°1"fl"' Education. "Such inequalities are bl’ mm“ “lid 105° 71mins. 059981111113’ lflllolifliflcierfl l"- iiicomnatiblc with true democracy propiii- home life for hiudbd in your muons. Weigh and and they will remain a blot. upon t" T111‘ "Yllllllfll °T ship your hogs when slightly Ovel‘ Canada's educational record. until ‘~15 11 YlS-lbt l0 PT°D°Y mo. 2.») lb. woshl, some national standard can be set, a recent issue of the Family Her- rare, and i111‘ snefikei- 111- d the l; You will get more eggs also bclqw which no area -even the woniiwir, fir)’ to forget such n their by feeding your hem slum milk, a- most deficient 1n t“ pa , long with your home grown laying __w11| be amwed to falL “flaws “We 515' mash of crushd oats and barley. Today children cf parents living 1"112"11\.n11<1 a wm- mixed with a portion or cornmeal in rural areas of Canada. do not W1 l" llllllf; l" ll" and fishmeal. Give whole Wheat have as good educational I 1-. '1 lit‘ Iollowfnfl as a scratch. tunities as children livi ‘ire-t are m‘? results: If Prince Edward Island farmers areas, l1. 2. Home EC‘ follow these rules I believe they mugnt - 3 Aiiflcllllure. “m! can‘ will still be able to supply Britain lower-educated v .4-- 5mm“ welfam with the tools of production to 119111 school for a shorter period of time, ' 11'9"? _c°l?lbll_leil' finish the Job. , are less likely to attend high school. C~11111d1111l114lll1°11i 1 wish m tlrink the Institutes have less chance of benefiting from ~1*i°“»"- Nallimill who studied and returned their pQrlDdlC health inspection and have chance of attending 5 Univer-

to indicate that only the rich and very poor people on Prince Edward Island can have hospital service, and for the poor, well, only ex- treme and very serious cases. Alas! How often these cases get the pro- per care too late to save them from death or from a miserable Pm- longed few years. Many of our mothers have one to their graves leaving a famiy oi’ small children 11st. for the want of proper nurs- n care because they had to think tw ce before incurring another hos- pital debt.

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family with moderate means and with pride enough not to ask for charity. the hospital bills and doc- tors feel have kept many under water and left some financial wrecks. The 01d adage ‘an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure‘ still remains true And our health department is active and do- ing splendid work. still, in spite of the best preventative measures. diseases and sickness are always at hand and we must find means of combating them if we do 11011 wish to adopt. the barbaric new doctrine ‘survival of the fittest.’

of group hospitalization all were unanimous in sayin $10.00 a year or tliereiibouts is c cap insurance against hospital bills, and that if we do not need the service. S0 much the better for ourselves and for some one else who may need 1t, That. is the spirit, the spirit of love of neighbors, of true citizenship and of the Good Samaritan.

lower-salaried, hence

movement were: people would 11nd it difficult sometimes to pay the required fee, they would lose its benefit lf for some reasons they were to discontinue paying; pati- ents would crowd the hospitals for trivial ailments and some would refer an arrangement (Put would ncludc doctors bills as well. We really think the advantages would counterbalance those obstacles if We followed the plans that have been drawn up. For further study of the subject I would suggest a very good reference book ‘Non Profit Hospital Service Plans’ by C. Rufus Rorem, Ph.D., C. P. A. Di- rector, Commission on Hospital service, American Hospital Associa- tion, 18 East Division Street, Chic-

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"Please let us act at once for the need is urgent and will be 1n- creased as the years go by. Some of cur provinces and some of the United States of America have adopted plans suitable for their different localities with satisfactory results so why couldn't we on

.v. fl-“il lllllcfllloil l" Pllbll“ brooke. Kingsboro and MacNeills If a national standard of educa- . M1115 for interesting letters ftt- “on were just. one more than you can find." Qgghed, 5150 the Women's Infitlllll/e wouldbeovercome. National grants- "Coming biivk to the siilficv‘, I Four Questionnaires Qfflce and the [$4 partment of Agri- imam, schoial-Shh,‘ etc" given to T‘. W15 110i Fwy. sittinu culture for valuable information education“ authorities would over. W1‘ ‘V111 h"? ml" ‘was’ received. come financial deficiencies. lllmltffifl of the tiresome And may Gud gpgfe our hurries Not being able’ at the preach; r tic rtiidicd in former and save our country from the vil- time, to do much gown-d 1eve1hng 1t 1* 11111‘- 1l1° 111* “ll l” lldXlOlLS foe who would take our lib- standards of education between for "rich Pflllvrll". b1" the erty and our peace away from us. provinces, there still 3'1"" ll Will fmblfa-ce Respectfully submitted problem of lessenin" the difference 1111‘ for the “me between rural and urban standards 1' l< "W ill" miililliiy Education and Better Schools in our own province. We have too mnny school districts each strug- a teacher and keep up

The following report was sub- giing to pa dings and equipment.

Democracy on Earth. 'l."'.1.-l.’ll.lfili 11nd Immigration are minted by Mrs. H. Raymond Wood, school hui

Confcrcncir. It was held in the P.ir- l ‘ . 11.11114‘. We also had a 0mm, appognfed to mush out Mrs. ohomqcai “high In Alberta lsnmrnt. Birldlngs, 41f New Brunc- " 11 still. thirty milcs Ben-s yeah Many of you would has been a

, ‘ _ complete provincial wicks Cilllllill The Conference . '_ ' ~ be more capable of filling this posi- pgprggnjggflon with very favoflble

THE_C_IIARLOT'I‘_ETOWN GUARDIAN

other. by organizing rural units Prince Edward Island

into Divisions cf varying rice the ‘difference between rural and urban areas can be lessened and teachers

lalnriel standardized. ll Institute members and

Let us, mothorc interested in the wclflrc of

our children. who will be the fu- ture cltinens cf our Dominion, keep this problem ever in mind. bet us

The public has to be educated to i129 need and desirability of a

Legislation The following report on legisla-

"Another milestone in life's jour-

last year's questionnaire

“It is encouraging to ‘note that

‘The present stntc oi’ affairs seems

"'I'l‘en for the middle 0111.15, the

Hospitalization "In giving the reasons in favor

“The reasons given against the

011011"! iv-fh iiraver. followed by the '1 ' ' tlon than I since I am so very 111- results. l: llillil‘ (frcvzl, ,1... flillmvs -."I< "ii <11) 1i fill" 1m en might 5P6 the experienced in Institute work. what h“ been done sugcessfuuy Pi m“- lF“ 11s l)“ ‘ l 05 """°“l°l.°“- l“ it“ When our Supervisor wrote asklnn in one province can be dong 1n gu- . 111 r>1‘fl"1‘.i11 1l""'l- '- '1' ‘l ill" lmllllwlll” me to accept the appointment it 4 \i'i"1 muitrliiili (i1 "' was with reluctance and trepida- '" _. fr. - w" 1' <1 to the Cliy- tlori that f did so. The fact that p111 11w w prr-‘cnrc, l moot t, t. iui-ii of the Province. I um vitally interested in educa- c‘ face 1o fric iTlllfVll. 5M.- ; . ..'1-i- of iculture nnd the hon made me decide to accept and n11 \v"‘1io1n pi~c1ii:llcc..\1:iy' W!‘ . . or m‘ C-Ii‘. if anything I may Bay 81101116 111- I 1w h ‘ ‘ii l‘l~'l".ll‘l(‘ll'. nn-l nl- - ‘in, r o1 ‘ltrd Dvllcious’ and amuse your interest I shall be well I '_‘"ll(‘l‘01

, 1,.» us. {p110 [iinr- ,,, i. .. 4.1.15 \\'l‘..'§ .\llill])(‘(l_ to the repnk-L I 1.11M 11.11:" 11= to groiv c; ., ' , {"1111 1114- EI\'DP1'1111PY1lfil The most important years 0f a,

zinc! gnhih Teach 11510 D l\ v.,.lli-, N. S. This chm“ me are spent. in the c1355, ‘on our l)l7l.’“l' 11111111‘ e life was greatly RP‘ mum, I3 it not most important iforivard and unnfi . l that, our curricula, methods of 1 ' m1: ' + Nvw 1101111111011 vresldent B teaching. etc., should be n1».- besti

' 1- . ,.1- i>_-.;, h, of pit-v: Brunswick. possum? ‘1 '1‘ ' " 1 ' " “ i"? "Om ‘he As we all know the standard of to Much, 11.11 . ~~z '. education is not uniform through-l nu tiinlfnqf ‘Jffi- - g ‘i ' but nanny i011“ out, the Dominion. Some Provinces .- at], 3nd 0 1.01"] _ '1 l foil surf.- the vivorl: will Yaqui,‘ a higher (gen-e, of rift to be kinri.“ f1 111i \\“.ll more vigor, 201‘ tralnlng (or gheh- (ewh- ~n*liig rvvoiitv- .; m in conference. e11. I acquired" my education n,‘ 1111;, iyiq. "y ;|_ .; 11.1 to ('.'1l‘l'_\’ this message from Kindergarten to hiya-sky 1n i’ t' ' l“ ‘ "l m" lllimnncei Winnipeg, Manitoba, and I accept- 3

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~1 k 1111f cd it without thinking a great deal -" ‘"1’ ‘Wm about the system of educatcin, its “ml virtues and its faults. Now. as I

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1.. 1.1111 1-1“. . .. Jon Shine watch my own children progress

, bin-mics the r5". \»t-1111-‘ ' from grade to grade I find myself nFP-Wflr 111"» cm arin m opportunities with

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lize there are deflciencim in our

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lll"llil‘ for Th» fcllil“ 111; 1"‘1l"1‘l “'35 “b” present educational system. Our

"1- 'l?""‘""<‘-‘ 111" 15°11‘ 111'1"l l“ 3i"? ~7~ J- Mncnmlndi rural school problem is a difficult

. '/ill 0'11 (or Vsrlnrv ' f‘iiii".",1':'l-1i1l ll'll: one. We hB-VG L00 mllfly BCYIOOl-S l0 "T210 rlilll"i“l‘ of :\1!l‘li‘lll71il'f‘. l . 1-" '1 i1 to submit to Y0". be kept, up, you many 541151-1455 u) bg Hon. A. G. 'l‘ivlnr, spoke of our n1. 11111 roiivviillfill. mv second Md w incompetent wacherh __,he

work of vfl-"iirlir "on. rind srd 111v "11 ~’\”1'l<‘11ll""°- 5"‘ llalter being true because they are (‘iovrnwiviit is loo

gonzo 11:11 for i

- _ - "Mm m“: {receiving too low a salary to Lm- , , ,, , ,“,‘,‘n,,l,““,§,~,‘,,,',',‘",5 ‘Drove their teaching ability by fur- I n5.1r .I""- .. i rci,-_, - 1-l~ ‘. ' ‘Lh Lrg,']n_ nii 11s for lriflci’ no in the llllDOL- ~ u "#10115. (lenis Wit i g-lrnwevlcrlr, glyefcre I get. too deep} intpwwk‘ u“ )-1-:, (in lifl. t 1 E 113m w. i" 11V‘ ‘ gahpl- Mid dnbiusgmgl] u, of that lnexhauhtfgge " 021.17); 1.11 we m'is hrmilrc l'~ in n "1111 1 . h" cc ,1 awe me to report on e I more fnorl. and still more food. tot ‘it c iirin ii1'"l1l$‘111 l! lhe mil“ questionnaires I have received. I l;'l'...'.‘.".‘§‘ is; i:=':..";..'=. i111 12111.11“. 1:21.: 1"1{=,“°"“ gem “mgr I - T1 1"!" i 0 - l ' ' '1 1" _ ~i * t. u es. ome answers a ow zicwlliz "f more vrrvlflbks "nfllts l '1 r111 inilvli dnmlnfllr! l" ghought and discussion, but moral P‘ "1" 10711“, “"1 Cmieffrf‘ "iii f , .,'i,‘,1‘1"_' 1"" {"11" m" it“ were a-PDaNntly filled in without Hm’? T}: 1Y{\"1¥'-“"1‘lo1""'1"*"“ f I ‘ ‘ ~ Q" bill“ Pi“-‘“l“m 39°59‘ consideration and as I read them l r<' -. z or m misim - . giolingizfid 1111- Sllffllllh‘ C"ltll'cllll“ll’llp7~ i - 11in ivrnrluctlon cf food for £135,212,: ffexgilellfi“ 12: “gftfrffifl- it Britain. This will iiol '1 is n: necessary WW1!“ amt 1 wonder why? 1 did no; ZLTPSL IP41“! hr Ffllillill‘! of goods H wit. nsrvluliflrnyiirgrnullfl- cfgnpiég the questlcnlnhirc so Imam yiffl" “- "no pnssnnopnonon .1 "Nnva" _ 11:1,: ‘fflnrrlrifi ,1 lnrinv ' iliullfl hot wvzirring llni- "fink the questions were though“ ‘ Brlgarlc. 'Ilirii rlrvrnn is. a garden onus $11411 to tht pro cssion. myovcking and Worthy of Congdgy-

nerl lot" Grr

vate and pnrt nlat: and to us? :1i1:l 1P1" . V “i 1'" "l‘ i111" R knoll“ by a1] Ingfltutgg , Th he)‘; g n h“ ‘h,- p-pmigu, thus helping thelljrl ~ O1 inc limrlamcntal prin- lmqns. edumuo: u i0 hi” are 8"; “piling; Qt our ¢°unuy_ ciplcs necessary for such; to cave 1°“. 1h‘, m. m,“ m, much u.

that would flu the need of our Xurualnsis well u of our cit! 90911-

may b0 cccomplisb- Wperntlon no lot us try to iBO-Oliflrlto wirh our leglllltum, our health offlfecea and our population

bring ho 3631111112011 of ‘Group Hospitaliza-

fully Aware of the respon- o! endoavoring w mlkc u of this nature where l0 much that is of interest must be omitted and time does not permit me going into further details. "I do hope that my uccessc this committee will not discard al- together l lllblflct so neu- to my heart. but will urge the member-g to continue their study and put their shoulders to the wheel, for our organization, the Won-non’: mstltuteg 0f Prince Edward Island, has some influence, has it not?"

Home Economic:

v 1 ~ JULY 4. 1941 , » m» , — s

"writers-sat

CAFETERIA SERVICE and nmcmo-

Oven every day and night

REGULAR DANCING MONDAY Ding Connolly and His Orchestra

WEDNESDAY, Wehltcr’! Orchestra.

Old Time and Modern Dancing - FRIDAY New Dome Orchestra I V All Modern Dancing , Admission — 85c, Tax Included .' l Dances 9.80 to 1 ma. - D. S. '1‘. ST. PETERS ROAD 7 Miles from Charlottetown Save This Ad. This la our program

The following report. mitted by Mrs. Drank MacDonald,

"The questionnaires in fills de- partment for the past. two years have been practical hundrum with things tc eat. that are availab e as much u possible m our farm homes or within our pro- vince. But I have been happy to find that we are very much in line Institute work in the other provinces. In fact all organizations the need of food con- servation aong with good

One cannot be considered without

Administrators Notice

‘hThe Admiinlntr-ntor c: I I t owl-Io uenn 00cc innit Bruce Stewart, late of Bethe: in Public Auliill.“ gauging: Queens County in Prince Edward of i e late bred ri. 1‘r.ilnor in Island. farmer, deceased, intestate, 146 Pownal Street “ hereby notify all indebted to Jilly 8th, at 1 P, , the estate of the said deceased tn all household effects ' - make Immediate wrnyment them 1 Chesterfield Suit l Pllno cLeod k ntley, music bench, 1 mum 1

at the office of f2 Wilton Rug, seven.“

lnigtitors, 15% Pfl-lince StreeLhChrr- u c own, an a persons av ng sea ei- Bu“, t“.

anv claims agaimt the mid Estate Lamps, several sniallahtbletbli are hereby required to present the Writing Drsk and Bockcdsi uly attested, at the office combined, unilngroom Chairs 1|, within nix months from Table, Sideboard and Chluj e Cabinet, B Beds, 5pm," and

"The army is locking after the health of our soldiers and it. is up to us, as homemakers, to keep those at home strong and well. Sickness or below par health (may: has been an economic waste and now, of all time; in history, dc we need bu ant health and tireless streng to curly on the work at home. This all depends on good food and: be- cause we know that war strikes in various ways, we need to maintain our Penith standard and build up our own protection against eases within our own country. And come to pur oft slogan “each climate produces food best suited to its needs "

"In the Ontario Women's In- stitutes the following points stressed by Miss Clarke, Superin- tendent. l. Use Canadian products. 2. Grow vegetables at home and plrm to store them for winter use. 3. Watch the market and use the things of which we have a. surplus. 4, Advocate the use of Canadian lard for baking when butter is ex- suPDly is low. 5. Conserve food in every way pos slblc. without harming the health of il‘e family, to save money for other necessary expendtures. 6- Use protective foods —mllk, dairy products. vegetablel, whole grain cereals. Ontario is also promoting 1am making, co-opera- tiveiy for export, among its wo-

erals, proteins and, I

tell us correspond to our which secrete insulin the loot 0i.’ the social ladder but, Burrow with a little care and spicy condi-

ments, may be brought into polite Bed’ Dishes‘ PM“ m"!

“The cirtall should not be given to the dog but used as a special . soup or caseserole. Of course head- checése aiéd heart need) n01 COILI‘ __

men . Bu seriousy we s iou d ma e ffijfvm. a meal of all the organs possible ,

so that. we may send that much §§§f*_“},“,§‘,f,',,$§g“§d§§d1>,§ ‘fgretdgf more bacon and beef to England. salad such u mbb m, use,“ ° The meat ration there allows only ' w“ -

90 cents per week to a family of four, which is very small and thcy_ are finding this rationing a. hard-

ell- onlv wish we could share them "The Institutes of Nova scotiaare uemy with pup Elglund friends alive to nutritional needs and are encouraging lng in an unique way - t rough garden companies. these have been torn-led, member- ship from 10 to 20 and two or more operating in the larger centres. This is in line with the ‘dig for victory drive’ being carried on in Britain which has resulted in in- numerable small gardens. Potatoes but a more varied vegetable diet is wanted to bo1ster morale especially since meat is so closely rationed.

Thus we see that each country

meat and fish be sent them.

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is a. great diversity of opinion. Some say they come magi choc-P". géltléirlzolsfky-‘mllgfula wu°r°s':p:g; pectally where them an young i112"?ge°twiliflxgraafih?rerggfttsga clambakcs. snusade fries. and a such a variety as can be got - quahaugs, trout, salmon. eels mussels, scallops, capelin and ruepmm eme ts. Others mentioned are herr- bster and mackerel“ It is M we beachresoruln m. UJJM at. tourist grounds the fireplace in l common fixture. I think it could be made an added attraction to our IYIVCIY Lcnmping and picnic sitel on for a 31011991‘ l!" "f lugs Iaizngcull: $5118? pgrmmgxzxi-t _ Canada t° help m‘ recreation centres ground the fin- glgellxfraitnaoula°ll€ecgmllztlr€aa£3: place where church 1nd school and because of its nutrit one vs ue." m m“ 1m" Mrs. ‘Ikowsdalle: "I ‘asked all giogglzg welfare?“ er pmx y membm "m" “"11" ‘The Chatelaine and Good House- "191! "Ml" and “m” m“ keeping will supply plans and the do it regularly, other: only in "16 fall. I do think w! carry}! g (lfithqé{llogfa?sinié caving kgglr§e 12%,“; Several oi’ our Institutes wvflennerlm fil,ddht|t 03111139"!- ‘Thel: ggxgleiegnénjtfid wlltlpgclfe Mflirlvfanttitgeorctf thne 159(1):: or ave norm a . - ff d3: ing no access to 8'1'l}'l or hce- w" m” a or pltnl, they live out their lives un- lssly. But perhwl they genilgyhilg —when you sec a group o o _ _ L dusting in th shade they may 5° w“ n Q we

table needs when herd pressed and doubtless we could fruits. Perhaps he fruits are not so essential to us as we think. Vile have the tomato to take their place and the Juice of the turnip or carrot has been used for very young children. In small fruits we have a. great variety and it 1s claimed that this province has all the attributes to produce as fine apples as the Okflnfl-SBH Valleys of world fame.

"This year we studied protein sources and the Crapsud Institute Wlill discuss our finding cs at the

claimed by the tourist that. we Can- udian women are not good at cock- ing fish so the booklet ‘One Hund- red Fish Recipes‘ should help us. '11:; Federated Institute has been

convener of Home

Ject like tiis: ‘The wu- ls teaching m the necessity of planning nutrition of our families 9.5 nearly within our resources cs possble and to make use of food not suitable for export. Last. year we discussed year-round nutrition from our gar- dens. In this questionnaire we plan to discuss our main protein sources. particularly meat."

"As you know we have three pr - teln sources. animal, vegetable and

SPOT HIM

THAT IS THE QUESTION

IN OUR NEW SERIAL

Was It Monielli ?

By LESLIE CARGILL i

THIS GRIPPING, PUZZLING FAST-MOVING STORY 0F ADVENTURE ON TWO

CONTINENTS l

BEGINS IN

THE GUARDIAN l

NEXT WEEK A CABGILL THRILLER f

:0 every hnmf‘ " hlflmberg of this ‘\V1‘|l.l’ll flu-s» ilays are asked to anon _ Brigade sign 1i form. for the fliifa- ‘ f- ir "W1 it» hnmrqvfli the coun- Question 1 concern,“ ‘he n” V011 0f ill" W" flllfl IP11“ to "11l'l-. 1' l , i “"4 h“ " "ml hill” was answered practically the same

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