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a regard for learning for its own sake that they can never be happy unless their education is constantly continued. It is from such peo- ple that we recruit our splendid teachers. By transmitting their own desire for knowledge to others. they enrich both themselves and their

students. so with your husband.

great as he claims, let him transfer some of his energy to the teach-

ing profession. DEAR MISS Dix:

been going with a man eight years my senior. together quite a while when I discovered he was separated from his wife-not divorced. My mother advised me to stop seeing him. didn't actually forbid me to go with him. She talked with him and he promised to go about getting his divorce. went well, then he began to take me for granted, breaking dates at the last minute. being late and things like that. He still insists. how- My mother naizs continually about him, say-

lag I'm very foolish to waste time on him.

ever, that he loves me.

ANSWER:

ing. that there is no sincerity in this man at all! His deception at the beginning of your friendship. his postponement of divorce action. now 1,. uncmvumu. Qrggtmeyqt ni you. all add up to a most insecure future. Your mother should have taken firmer action in the beginning to end the friendship. and I urge you to end it now and save yourself from

certain 'heartbreak.

Miss Nlssen cannot reply to readers but .will answer problems of general interest through this column.

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-On Monday evening. March 3. 1952. the people of Freetown and suuound' districts were sadden- ed and shocked to learn of the

” passing of Mrs. Mary Beairato. formerly of Freetown and later of Barringtaon. N. 6., at the early age of 55 years.

Mrs. Beairsio was the daughter of the late Samuel Haynes and Mrs. Haynes of Wolverhampton. England. The deceased was a member of the United Church and a valued member of the W.M.S. of Barrington, N. 3.

she was possessed with a kind- ly disposition and was a friend to all who knew her. especially to her patients, both young and old, who will long remember her un- derstanding care for them. She was a devoted mother and grand- mother and loved to visit with her family where she was always welcomed.

There are left to iimurn her passing two sons. Allan of Fire- town and Norman with the R.(;. A.F. in Manitoba. Her only daugh- ter. Marjorie, died at the age of eight years. Also surviving are two graiidchildren,Colbourne and Den- ton, by whom she will be lovingly remembered.

A short funeral service was held at the Kenny's Funeral Parlours, Barrlngton. N. S.. on Tuesday. March 4th, conducted by the Rev. Mr. Fenton of the Anglican Church. The remains were then conveyed to the home of her son Allan, Freetown, on Thursday evening.

The funeral service was held on Saturday afternoon with a short service at. the home at l.30,tliciice to Freetown United Church where service was held at 2 p.ni.. con- ducted by the Rev. J. K. Campbell. The lovely hymn "Alone" was feelingly rendered by Mr. J. B. Lewis.

The pallbearers were Messrs. Robert C. Auld.Evei'etL Scliurnian, Louis Cairns. Colby Lewis, Garnet Warren and Ernest Taylor. The interment was in Freetown cem- etery. .,,

The funeral was under the direction of Mr. J. L. Davison. Kerisington. The many beautiful flowers bore silent tribute to the esteem in which she was held. also the very many letters and cards of sympathy received by the fam-

ily.

Floral Offerings PIIIMA--The Family. Wreaths”- Grandchildren

Denton. NT;ie neighbours of Barrington,

Colbourne and

Sprays:-- Hattie, Eunice and Frank. Harry l-iogg. Mrs. Peter Morrison and iuiiiily. Winnie and Ernest Taylor. Mrs. R. L. Roman. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Morrcll.

h Irvin. Annie and Irva Cunning- am.

Mr. and Mrs. Edison Dammarell.

Mr. and Mrs. Mr.

Austin Scales. and Mrs. Russell Reeves.

ggy THE GUARDIAN. Cl-IARLOTTETOWN

iPrince County Hospital Plans S250,000- Campaign,

palm to finance the completion of Prince County Hospital as a. modern medical and nurse train- ing center was announced Friday by Mr. J. Prank Arnett, president of the Board of Trustees.

The campaign will be conducted this spring. with advance plan- ning and organisation work to be completed by mid-May. The pro- ject. has been officially designated as the Prince County Hospital completion fund.

"We are going ahead with this major step,” Mr. Arnett explained "because we must. We have made a thorough study of our existing hospital facilities and our entire operation for the six month per- iod from the opening of new main hospital building last. August. our Eoard and Staff Jointly recognise the acute need for completing all facilities and equipment for the main structure and constructing and equipping a modern. efficient nurses' home and nurse training school.

"As trustees of hospital protec- tion for the people of Prince County, and as an important fac- tor in making available our facili- ties and services to other Islanders. we feel that. we would be negligent of our public responsibilities if we did not seek to expand and more adequately integrate and balance our hospital facilities."

Mr. Arnett then announced that William Hayward. manager of the branch of the Bank of Nova Scot- ia at Suminei-side. has accepted the post. of General Chairman of the Completion Fund. Mr. Hay- ward is a past president of the Rotary Club at summerside and has been a member of the Council of the summerside Board of Trade for several years. and Mrs. Robert C. Auld. and Mrs. Ralph Burns. and Mrs. John Lewis. and Mrs. Manning Hgndm.

Mr.

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Mr. Everett Scliurman.

Mr. Van Maccaull.

Rene Arbing.

Mr. J. B. Lewis.

Mr. and Mrs. Everett Francis.

Mr. and Mrs. Elmer MscEach- crn.

Mr.

and Mrs. George Jardiiie. and Mrs. Colby Lewis. and Mrs. Garnet warren. and Mrs. Albert Perry.

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The family of the late Mrs. Mary Beairsto wishes to thank all their good neighbours and friends for their many acts of kindness shown them during their recent. sad bereavement, also those who sent. floral tributes. letters and

cards of sympathy.

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the responsibility, Mr. Hayward stated. "I realise that this is an undertaking of challenging proportions. not ,1 agree with the Hospital Board that wide spread recognition of this need and of the growing ne- cessity for the finest and most complete hospital care will produce the response to achieve our ON0,0(l) objective.

Mr. Hayward reported that "we are counting heavily on the aci- vlce and help of representative. civic nfirided men and women 'in the wide area the hospital serves. Organization of advance commit- tees will st.s.rt at. once. g

Appointment. of a Central Com- mittee for the Prince County Hos- pital Completion Fund was also announced yesterday by Mr. Ar- nett. Acting as the official repre- sentatives of the Board of Trus- tees, the Central Committee is composed of Austin scales. of Pi-eetown, Chairman: Members. Mr. Arnett. Donald Baker. J. E.

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Dalton. J. Henry Gaudet, Mr. Hayward, cx-offlcio. Judge L. G. Lewis. and P. L. Morris. -5.

SHEEBROOKE W. I.

--The Sherbrooke Women's In- stitute held their monthly nicel- ing on Thursday afternoon. April 8rd. in the school, which is their customary place of meeting for this month. The preident presided and the meeting opened by sing- ing the "Ode." followed by repeat- ing the "Creed" in unison.

The roll call was responded to by thirteen members, each making an attempt to sneeze. The min- utes of the last. regular meeting were read and approved and the treasurers report. was given.

Each member had collected from her near neighbors for the Red Cross and the unexpected sum of Sl32.00. including a donation of one hundred dollars from one resi- dent, was passed to the secretary, Mrs. Eric Madson, to be forward- ed to the chairman of the Red Cross drive. Several finished quilt squaies were also brought to the meeting.

The school committee reporicd and Mrs. Nelson Mugridge was appointed for next. month. The sick committee had -visited and taken a box of fruit. to a sick member in hospital. Mrs. Robert Milligan and Mrs. Ray Laughlin were appointed as new sick coni- mittee for the next three months.

The correspondence included s letter from the C. A. C. and the T. B. League. The Mobile X-ray Unit will visit. the district in May. The Government. grant was re- ceived. An interesting paper from Mrs. Howard Wood, convener of l-loine Economics, was read.

The leadership course which was held at the Vocational School. Charlottetown. was attended by Mrs. Charles Yen and Mrs. Ed- ward Laughlin who gave a report of the educational and entertain- ing program.

The National Anthem brought the meeting to a. close.

SAFETY FOE BIRDS

STf)CKlIOI.M -- (CF) -- Flood- Iighiing of ii lighthouse has been tried in Sweden as a means of saving migrant birds. First light- house to adopt the system is Lange Jan on the Baltic Island of Olsnd. favorite passage for thousands of migratory birds. which formerly were found dead there in large numbers aitcr hit-

medals and O O O Vicinity -Mr. Gerard Kelly. teacher at. O'Brien School, spent the Easter holidays at. his home. and also at-

tended the t.eschers' conventionin Charlottetown.

Miss Edna O'Brien. teacher at Carleton school. and Miss Alfredo O'Brien, student at Prince of Wales college. spent their llsster holidays at their home.

Miss' Jean Donahue. student at St. Dunstan's University, spent the Easter holiday as a guest of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Donahue.

Miss Vera Williams, stcnograph- or at Swift .Cansdian Co.. 0'- Lcary. visited relatives and friends in Moncton during the Easter holiday weekend.

Miss Beatrice O'Brien. Principal of Albany School. spent the Eas- ter holiday at. her home, and also

attended the teachers' convention in Charlottetown. Miss Joan Mcxenns. who has

Rumford. guest re- Mr. and

spent some time in Maine, was a welcome cently of her parents. Mrs. R. A. McKenzie.

Mr. Claude MacNeill, Summer- side. made a brief visit last week to the home of his brother, Mr. Leigh MscNeill.

Mrs. Basil MacNeill and daugh- ter, Miss Carol, have returned af- ter spending a brief visit with re- latives in Summeraide and Bor- den.

Mrs. Gcorge McArthur is visit- lug her daughter. Mrs. Robert Ar- tniur and Mr. Arthur, in Summer- s e.

Mrs. Frank Shea, Jr.. St. Louis, and daughter Miss Juanita Shea. were recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. D. O'Brien.

Miss Mary" Murray and Miss Mabel Hardy. students at. the Union Commercial college. Char- lottetown. and Miss Margaret Mat- thews, student at. Prince of Wales college. spent the Easter holidays at their homes.

His friends are pleased to know that Mr. Leo Mctnnia has return- ed to his home after a successful operation in Western 1-loapital.

Elmsdsie School reopened after the holiday weekend on Monday with the teachers. Mrs. Prank Dunn and Mrs. Stirling Matthews at. their desks.

Her many friends in this com- munity regret. the iliness of Mrs. Fred Rennie in Western Hospital.

sincere sympathy is being ex- tended to Mrs. Jacob Murray in the death recently of her father. the late. Mr. Neili simxiion of Hamilton.

Sincere sympathy is also ex- tended to the bereaved sisters and brothers of the late Miss Jessie Brennan. whose death took place at. the Westcrn Hospital on April 11, after a short illness.

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IN MEMBIIIAM

IUD! EIDINA MaoCAUl.la

-Then paned peacefully away to a better land on Saturday March Nth. little Judy Merdina Maccauli. one year and eight months old. after the very brief illness of but a day.

She was stricken with brain meningitis. about four s. In. on Blfilrdly. Ind by 7.16 p. ni., the angels of mercy had winged her win to Heaven.

she was the only child of Mr. and Mrs. Sinclair Maocauil.

The largely attended Qunersl was held from her home on Tues- day. April let. to the Bideford United church Cemetery. The ser- vices at the house and church were conducted by the Rev. R. H. Bax- ter. assisted by Rev. L. A. Dig- mm and Rev. Willlsmstnn. Hymn WI, "safe In The Arms of Jesus" was sung at the house. and at the church the hymm sung were, "Father. Lead Me Day By Day," t'God sees the Little sparrows Fall." and "Jesus, Tender Shep. herd Hear Me."'

Pallbearers were Erie Mlllar, Carmen Phillips. Glen Adams. Stanley Grant. James Mbrrlaon mu Wesley Adams. Honorary pal). bearers were Messrs. Roy Williams. Ralph Dickieson. James voughlin and Alexander Skinner.

Floral Tributes

Pillow .. Mom and Daddy.

Crescent - Msccaull grandpar- ents. I

Wreath - MacAusland Grand- parents. and Margaret and Gerald.

Wreath - Audrey and Edger, Melda, Calvin, Robert and Wil. liarn.

Wreath - Uncle Ken and Aunt Mildred.

Wreath -Preston. Marjorie and Uncle Tom. Spray - Anthony William.

Cut Flowers - Thelma, Fred and Family.

Cut Flowers - Gientford and Gwenneth.

Cut Flowers - Bertram and Dilly.

Spray - Wanda, Ralph and Dr- no

Wreath - Irwin and Olive Rus- sell and Kathleen.

SPIIY - Robert Schurman. Spray - Glenn and Cyril. crescent Ellerslie Athletic Club and Mount. Pleasant. Bomber; Team.

Wreath - From Staff at nlolog- ical station -Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Found, Mr. and Mrs. acid Ipgi. Mr. and Mrs. George wn- son. Mr. and Mrs. Allison Eng- llnd. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Hayes. Helen and Doris.

'f'he sincere sympathy of the community is with the bereaved parents at this time.

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We would like to thank our many friends for their kindness in remembering us with Cards of Sympathy and letters of condol- ence in our recent and bereave. ment.

Mr. and Mrs. Sinclair Maccsuli.

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