TWO TOP NOTCH DANCERS

Emerging from this year's’l Vlusical Festival dancing com-1 petitions as two of the top notch Highland Dancers in the Province were Elizabeth Haywood (left) of Charlottetown and Marsha Well- ner of Southport. Miss Haywood

Nurses Hear Doctors Discuss Use Of Some Newer Drugs

On the third day of an Insti- tute on Nursing sponsored by the Association of Nurses of Prince Edward Island. doctors discussed the therapeutic use of some of the newer drugs, especi-I ally antibiotics, anticoagulants and tranquilizers. '

At the morning session, Dr. J. C. Theriault. lectured on tran- quilizing drugs; Dr. A.A. Mac- Vicar gave the lecture in the evening. Both doctors are psy- chiatrists asosciated with the Mental Health Division of the Provincial Department of Health. They discussed in some detail the clinical usage of newer drugs in mental illness and outlined the efficacy of one as compared with another in meeting the needs of different patients.

The second session was a lect- ure-diiscussion on “Newer Anti- biotics and Anticoagulants". Dr. J.E.F. Burge, surgeon on the stafif of the Charlottetown Hos- pital and Dr. M.J.M. Putnam,

lsward Dance, 13-16 years, and

came first In Clas 271. Seann Tri- llbbas. 13-16 years, and Class 268.

second in Class 263, Highland Fling, 13-16 years. Miss Wellner

Tuesday, May 6. 1958 Re Guard”? ti-age 5

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Zoos Banned

VANCOUVER tCPl — The Van- couver branch of the Society for the Prevention ol' Cruelty to Ani- mals Monday urged the British Columbia government to close all private zoos in the province.

Referring to the killing of eight- year-old Maureen Vans-tone by a

, lioness which escaped from a priv-

ate zoo near Nanaimo Saturday, Dennis Price, president of the Vancouver branch, wired Recre- ation Minister Earle Westwood:

“In view of tragedy resulting from private zoo urge you l‘/:1 all such estabishments imrrI..ii- ately. Power to prevent such tragedies rests with you. Failure will indicate gross neglect on your responsibility."

At the same time Thomas Hughes, Provincial executive di- rector of the SPCA, said the gov- ernmen-t was warned 18 months ago that private zoos had “in- adequate caging.”

The Nanaimo area zoo is oper- ated by Paul Hertel.

MAY DAY RIOTS

NAZARETH, Israel (Reuters)- Scores of persons were injured in May Day “riots in the all-Arab township of Nazareth Thursday when fighting broke out among Communists, police and marchers taking part in a labor parade. Most of the injured, who incl-uded

addition to their excellent show-i ing in the solo competitions. both 1 young dancers were members of! dancing groups that attained high l standings in the three-day com-

police and demonstrators, were hurt by stones or police night- sticks.

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placed first in Class 263, and sec- ‘petitions completed last week. 0nd in Classes 271 and 268. In Guardian Photo

Hospital. The discussion was con- cerned with meeting the emo- tional needs of preoperatiive pat- ients and with the support of women in their anticipated role of motherhood.

ientsl and Parturient Women". M1‘5- Laura K*llCh_en- ‘fir’ The participants were as folil-lows: 5 entol“ of nurses. R‘1VenS1de H05- Sister Mary Patrica. R. N., sur—,pital intrqduced the speakers at gical supervisor, Charlot»tetownltl_1€ m0I‘n1ng 8955-1011. MISS B??- Hospital. Miss Beth Robinson, R.gn1C€ ROWland. RN-, B~N-. Chair- N., operating room su»pervisor,§ed the morning the morning ses- Prince Edward Island Hospital, 1 sion. At the evening session. Sister Mary Hermina, R.N., B, [Sister Mary Patrica introduced Sc” obstetric supervisor, C-har. Ithe speakers and Miss Katherine lottetown Hospital, Miss Eileen. Macnennan. R.N. B. Ss. chaired Connolly, R.N. staff l1\ll‘tS€ in the lfhe meeting Pediatric Department, Charlotte-i _ town Hospital. Miss Rosalia Kaiielpresldent thanked all those W110 R.N. staff nurse in the obstetric contributed to the 5110885 of the Department of the Charlottetown.In-s-titute. -

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surgeon on t-he staff of the Prince Edward Island Hospital shared the responsibility for presenting this topic. Nurses,were interest- ed to learn of recent research on the clinical use of anticoagu- lants and the work that has been accomplished in decreasing the toxicity of antibiotics and sultan- amides. Both doctors stressed the dangers of self-medication with any of these drug preparations.

The last session of the Institute was a panel discussion on “Psy- chological Care of Surgical Pat-

Polio Clinic Held Monday

At a clinic in the Beaver Club at Montague Monday. 237 per-sons received anti-polio shots. ,

Dr. Preston MacInt.Y1‘e l13_d charge of the afternoon clinic and was assisted by M1‘S- D0“ Wannamaker. Mrs. Spencer Lle- wellyn and Mrs. Hal Inlman.

Dr. G.S.A. Inman_w_as in charge of the evening clinic and was assisted by Mrs. Lilly MacGuig- an, R.N., Charlottetown, and Mrs. Anne Ford. who was in charge" of administration, also of Charlottetown.

Womcin Named Judge In Nfld.

ST. JOH_N‘S Nfld. CPl—— Sadie Butt has been appointed judge of the family court. the f1FS’E woman judge in Newfounclland’s history.

She has recently been visiting family courts on the Mainland. She takes up her duties im- mediately. Miss Butt. acted as assistant to the judge Of the family court from 1944 to 1948 and had been supervisor of city welfare for the last few years.

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MONTHLY MEETING Souris Branch Canadian Legion Tues. May 6th 8 p.m. Quarterly Finan- cial Statement to be presented.

AVAILABLE NOW, c h 0 i c e raspberry canes. tomato. cabb- B29. cualiflower plants for June planting. Andy Landry Montague.

A MEETING of the Southern softball league will be held in the town hall. Montague. Thursday evening at 8 o'clock please attend.

TEEN AGE SAFE Dr-ivlng‘ Road-E~O May 14th. Entries must, be in to Ste\\’art Westaway. Mon- tague. by May 10th. Your Singer Reprcsentitive.

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