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MARCH 17. 1952
student llum Recruitment Week .
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-mu eek. the Association of Nurses :1 Prince Edward Island 1! sponsoring a recruitment drive for student nurses.
0, .11 you requiring professional gull, nursing is the one most dlaen recommended for 1011118 WW9"- Nuxslng and Mldiilli I" 81"" highest rating by the general pub- no es professions for e youot sirl to enter today. In the Celiuxa Poll. 3392. of women. when steel. obose nursing. Although. in Canadi- thero are more nurses active inl t.he profession now. than ever be- fore and more students enrolled in schools of Nursing. many more are needed. There has been s trernehd our growth in our nations heal.h services. with man! ho Nil! 1"' creasing their bed calm: t)'- Th!" is also an increasing need of nurs- ing service due to the expandinsi
nursing has been one of steady kn- nrovement in education. opportuni- nes, working conditions. and the. quality of nursing service. so that today, nursing is fully reoosnized as a highly skilled profession. Nursing has always been indispen- sable. and it has the added ad- vantage of varied and exciting careers never dreamed of before.
The finest preparation for a happy future as wife and mother is offered the girl who studies nursing. If a nurse decides to leave the profession to marry and raise a family. or for any other reason. she always has a career to which she can return. That is part of the security nursing offers.
Nursing, today. is a career of unlimited opportunity for the high-school graduate who is look- ing for a secure future. I! You I"? 18 years of age. in good health. and have matriculation standing, you are eligible for enrollment in any or the three Schools of Nursing in Prince Edward Island.
For further information. write to The superintendent of Nurses. at the Charlottetown Hospllal..Prlnce Eward Island Island Hospital. or Prince County Hospital.
"Theatre Filni Start Nurses In Training"
These are the girls that live in the house where mercy dwells. Fhey are the "Girls in White" that walk in soft shoes down the corri- dors of pain. They are the nurses who, at one time. were plentiful, but now. the numbers have been unable to meet the demand.
In this issue of "This is America" they take one, Betty Burns, and show the steps taken that will pass her over the threshold of s new and exciting life-the profession - and the privilege-of serving hum- ilnlly.
In school she studies chemistry. anatomy. Microbiology and finally nutrition and diet. After she has nnlshed her basic training. she now enters clinical work. A nurse under- stands the emotional side of, her work and knows -how to keep on pleasant terms with the sick. This makes her task simpler.
In surgery Betty shows the bene- Iit of her intensive training. Her hands are the link between the in- slrumenls and the surgeon's brain and it is that quickness and train- ing that means the difference be- tween life and death.
Here is a story of the noblest art. it can be said proudly-she is I aursel I
Peakes. and Vicinity
Mr. Ernie Grant was a visitor to Mt. Stewart on Saturday, March ii.
....'Messrs. John Anstieand Ernie Devlne of Pealres were recent vis- itors to Mount Stewart.
Mr. John Trainor of Windon was sgrecent visitor to Peakes.
Messrs. Clifford Dunn and Ed liuiiy were visitors to Charlotte- town on Friday, March 7.
Mr. Joseph Kelly of Peakea was a visitor to Charlottetown on wed- nesday, March 5. on business.
3 G-? . Paul McLaughlin of st. Pat- rick's Road was a visitor to Char- lottetown on Friday, March 7 on business. .
Mr. Ernie Bradley of St. Ther- ua. was a visitor to Charlottetown on Saturday, March 8. on business.
Mr. Earl MacDonald of Peekes
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ly George Clark
H" Pstrlckls Road Women's Institute was held at the home of Mrs. Walt.-
. St. Theresa. were the-guests of Mrs. . Cullen's mother. Mrs. W.B. Rog-
s brother. Mr. Ralph Gillan of Peakes
- truck. never used a sleigh this year ' for transportation, until the roads
, inlty. he put old "Dobbin" into the
' to have a game of hockey. A num- s the players on both teams but no
major penalties wer. handed out- . during the game. ' . l
i - men bombs in 1941 the Great Hall
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Join i-liar hand-picked group of fine young
was a visitor to Charlottetown on Saturday. March 8. on r '
. plefe story of the training of nurses
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ed a Nursing Career Be Sure To See The "Short. Subject" Film
IRLS IN WHIT
sssowmo AT LOCAL THEATRES CAPI'r0Lniun. -nu. - SAT.
WITH FEATURE "PALS OF THE GOLDEN WEST" Starring Roy Rogers
PRINCE snwnnn now. we. wen.
wrrrr FEATURE "PEOPLE AGAINST 0'llARA" Starring Spencer Tracy g
Here's an opporfunify for every young girl who'is interested in nurs- ing as a profession to see the com-
and the work they do after. lf will help you to decide if nursing is the career you want. Nursing is not for every girl. Like all hospital people. a nurse must be loyal. faithful, sym- pathetic and intelligent. Only the very finesf girls have the qualifica- gfions to become nurses. In return. WOMCII.
- doctors,
Enter Nursing School or the-
nursing offers unlimited rewards. You have the great safisfacfion of know- ing your work is imporfanjl-the most important in the world, for you care for life itself. You belong to a proud profession and serve. with other educafed professional people laboratory technicians, diefifians and others. You have many opportunities open to you. for Can- ada's health facilities are expand- ing every day. ' A
Charlottetown Hospital-Prince Edward Island Hospital or nerrince county Hospital
Mr. Thomas K;ny of Byrne Road was a visitor to Peakee on trldey. March 1.
Mr. Joseph Duffy of Byrne Road was a visitor to st. Patrick's Road on Sunday, March 9.
Mr. Jackie MacDonald of St. Andrews was a visitor to st. Pat- rick's Road on March 4. Mr. Mac- Donald wns the guest of Mrs. W.B. Rogerson of St. Patrick's Road.
Miss Marion Rogerson of St. Pat- rldk's Road returned to her home after visiting with her sister and brother-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. ward Cullen of st. Theresa.
Mr. Mark Gillan of Peakes re- turned to work on the Abe welt on Friday. March 7. after visit ng with his brother. Mr. Ralph Gillan. of Penkes Road.
Mr. Martin Power of Avondale was a visitor to St. Patrick's Road on Saturday. March 8. Mr. Power was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Alf- red Donnelly of St. Patrick's Road.
Mr. Donald Grant. employee on the Abegwelt. who was visiting with his mother. Mrs. Jane Grant of St. Patrick's Road. returned to Borden on Saturday, March 8.
The monthly meeting of St.
er Rogereon's on March 5. After the meeting a card party was held.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cullen of erson of St. Patrick's Road on Tuesday evening, Msrch 4.
Mr. Joseph Gillan of Charlotte- town arrived at the home of his
Road with a veterinarian on Sat- urday March 8. to aid the deer for which Mr. Ralph Gillan is caring.
Mr. Ralph Grant of St. Patrick's
Road has completed repairing his sleigh. Mr. Grant, owner of it
became blocked with mow. But like all other residents of this vic-
slelgh once more.
A number of very eager school children in this vicinity cleared all the show off I. strip of ice during the weekend of March I in order
bar of penalties were given out to
-30
tusromc nan. Until it was destroyed by Ger-
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. of Gray's Inn at Iondon had been
a legal landmck for 400 years.
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