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Of the 205 who offered biood at the recent Queenswav Gert- eral Hosplta! Blood Donor Clinic, 190 were acceptable and 53 were new donors The next blood donor runn- a: the hos- Ddwey and Mrs. A R. 0an- herty. Mrs. F G, Cole wil.'. act as chalrman of the board pltal will be on September 21 It was also decided that thus auxiliary w1ll award a gold pin. suitably engraved. and $25 cash for high standing in the rem- fled nun-sung assistants course The obJective for all branches of the auxiliaries the vear 15 $15,000 for the 45-bed unn of the pediatric wmg. Plans will soon be held al '19 onns Club Arena some time m Mrs, K. West Wu named the new Guidance Counselor for '.he Candy Strnpers Volunteer Ser- vice. Last vear. the Canadian Red Cross sent ard to muster “cum: m Yugoslavia, Pakistan. Moror, 'o. Korea. Yemen. Ruanda, Indo- nesu, Trinidad and Tobago Those named to tins board were members of long standing who have prxaved themteives to be invaluable workers :11 the Auxiliary and are as follows: Mrs.G. Buekley. Mrs. A, E. Noble, Mrs. P. Carson. Mrs, G. J Jarretl. Mrs S. Nunn, Mrs. G. C, Nichols. Mrs F. R. Halhed, Mrs. E. Mellish. Mrs. I F, Whit- ney. Mrs. S. Burke, Mrs. D, H, You help others wnen :ou nelp mix m Me Red Cross. flour Il November At the recent Central Eauu- May i. rue :ueenng of me Queensway he V Hoapnal Womens Auxiliary, n tray fa was decided to set up an Adv:- ___ v 'AN? Board My look after such nems as keepmg tolunteers em- . played, 1ncreMe of membcrship, annual meenng handUng, mmor f volunteer servmes and other _ necessary items Advisory Board Formed By Hospital Auxiliary They can recognlxe A bunard and tell from first-hand ex‘perl- ence no" woodpeckers attack the blurit nests, The” work has opened up a new life for them. Now. there umpl) u no com- panaon Ln the [and that Mr, Rees sought and mat whwh he has sum.- bequeathed to tuture gen- erauons. Every Friday afternoon pupilt make them way to the pictures- Que site, which IS bounded on all sides by rumg torest.ciad moun- Iama. They put on boots. pxck up spades, hoes and pick-axes, and an mu: therr own patch of the foreas1 to dig, weed, and plant new trees. ChAldren who once went look- lng tor birds' nests now spend them woodwork clams: making and aestgmng nest boxes. Instead of deetructive games. they con- struct, cultivate. and tend A. his request. the ttrrestry conunimxon gave his school a ne- serve ot three Beres ot land. But it could hardly have been con- sidered a prize. The [and was barren. The ot an oid brickyard and ash It was an ugly reminder of Welsh industrial revolution.. “Came out. let an": be your meter.” 1: Mr, Rees' mono and he believed that practical our doors work would do more for his pupils than comm! class- room study. A New Look... ...At Education A In". over a “I I... . C. H. Reea, recently retued hadmuler ot Co'mmer Afan Secondan School, Mt the South Wales Argoed Valley, started a unique experiment ut teaching. M 11tlrP7lsf!tr- mushy, Ann: 16, um -- we“. " "ttt "1.7!“! INFOIMA‘I’ION. IBIRVATIONS, tMt A 0001’! "" AN All PACKAOI. ”Ml OI CALI. IN AT trot O'HCI. tNCLUDtb--RETUttM FARE " BUS -.-HOTEL IOOM, , NIGHTS --a.A0Au9toNs TO FAIR '--.-1 GRAND TOUR 0F FAIR --Crfotce OF ONE OF: WE SUGGEST YOU TAKE A PACKAGE TOUR " BUS, AND HAVE MORE TO SPEND FOR FUN! 'Hosprtal Day' w In addmon. their clazswork by Joy McAllister " Let him Be Your Teacher $58.75 to $76.45 PLANNING A VISIT"! THE NEW YORK WORLD’S FAIR? (Q) "euFur COM" thaided Tour, (Dotson-Hon loom, Empiu Sign lldg., ie) Guild Tom, U.N. Ildg. Mn. " you than" 0' howl) N-Y‘ The entire school is assumed Butyuth the “ML Almost every :on-fsub3ect on the curmulum trom (geography to needlework (the site/tiris make sack-cloth hides for up, (iiiaaiiii,ii,i,ii' birds) shows more the hie and promise, and there IS a greater unity between the head- -master, the teachers, and the andlpurrihi, Thu dim K ohrsotrsN one of French Canadian origin and as mexpenalve to prepare. ft u a tasty dish and would be appre- ciated bv ali those who appren- ate Rood tood lt w a dzsn which I Had bung: me n. a n v comphments f r o m drners whenever n it served I Wei vou wtll like it ton RAGOUT DE ROULETTE-ZS A LA CANADIENNE " portions) 2 (tyr mmced lean pork 1 small omon chopped sery Salt and pepper Mxx above verv well together and make small balls ito v0ur rhmce) then brown Inert: in a frying pan wuh a small omon. 4 wnole cloves and 4 bav ieaxes one "nail pun-e of mnnamon stick or U teaspoon of cmnamon. Let Crus snmme: until It reduces to he” a quart then take out the omon and masonmg and Mace meat balls m and let Inis boil for 5 mlnutes. Remove meat bail, and add I (up of Parkdale Port Wine, then Despite all the talk about 59' wrth mid water Bull 1f'ty paratism and the differences be- 'sy for 5 more m1nutes. pour tween the Canadiens and the meat balls and sPrve. rest of the country. there's noth- Suggestion-Pleasant .0 ing hke the lure of good food to auth boiled potatoes home Aron out the troubles. ""4er 5.... . A. Ar-, mix m 12 oz. of tran-browned flour a'hrch has been muted [ has improved immenursbly. Pu- pils. tor Lust-1x2. who wen pre- viously unable to read or wrtte, found that their love of nature pun-noted them to search tar ‘mon Intonation for their n:- lure diiries. May c.. will be recugnmcd the Women's Auxiliary v tray favours to: the mnems Tue project has actually sur- passed Mr. Rees' original nsxon: What was started as an expen- ment, is now bemg med as a pat- tern by many British schools, A pond. made by the children. flows over the base ot the brick kiln: the hillside is populated with trees, roses. and nowering cherry blossoms near an efficient homemade road. thought From I log can, wiueh the children made themselves, they set out to check nesting habits and ring birds to prowde special- ued ornithological information. As a result of the" continued enthusiasm. trees are now grow- ing where the original ones died in the face of the" old encroach mg industries. and many vane- tte, of birds have returned. Mr. Rees. now retired, feel that my mission Is te," He 15 deserving They have learned how to stop Mrtst fares, and forestry authori- nes praise Cymmer Alan School for his work. Pui" one quart of water lo boil w retired, says "I Delegates from each of the 57 t1tsston 15 compie- branches .n Ontario amended a5 1rservung of tlaat did mrpreserltatwes, from the Na- nunal Oftrce Ln Ottawa Tho,e ----- _- from the South Pee! Brancn present at the conference were: Mrs. Mame! Ketchen, Board "me President. Mrs, H E Jennings. Recording Secretary, Miss Irene . R:msteacL nurse, and Mrs Daud Ian, King. Publicity Chairman. P In his PresMencs Report Mr be tecogW..ard bs T A King charmed how we Auxmar) “in: Victorian 0:der M runmwalm Any inquiries court-min: this recipe. or ranking in general, should be sent lo the Coma-lla- tion Hotel. where I serve as exe- oMive I-het. Suggestion-pleasant *0 «ewe with boiled potatoes home made pickle beets or home made greon ketriup - being strengthened throng! The Tenth Annual Meeting of the chxoman Order of Nurses {Omariot was held at the Kmg Edward Hotel, Toronto, on April to, 1964. Following the meetmg. luncheon was served m the Fountam Court where Mrs. Blanche Duncanson, Director of the Nightingale School of Nurs- Ing. was the guest speaker. A panel discussion, “Profile of a VON Nurse", was held m the at ternuon and win rbn,s imale of this all-day conference. Medical Services To Cover Home Nursing Care Speaker Suggests At Ontario VON Conference The one pictured heré " made froni one yard peasant type punt; finished and trimmed with double fold bias banding. " you would like to CLOTHES PIN APION - A fancy, practical f??"'" " a wonderful wft and so easy to make. ACADIAN ACADIAN DRAPERY SALE CAD'AN VENETIAN MINDS k tstertriished I937 SPECIALISTS IN UPHOLSTEIING AND SLIPCOVEIS 936 THE QUEENSWAY IITWIIN ROYAL YORK no & mmmou AVE " YEARS ON DUNDAS ST. 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Mr. King explained the stand taken by the VON with respect to me Medical Servmes Act be- me developed by the Ontario government. The VON feels that the benefits derived from this Am should cover medical care given to patients in their homes as well as care given to patients while m hospital. The same treatinem given in the home is less expensive than when given m hospital. It has been shown that, wherever possible. patiems should be at home as they recu- perale much faster. both physi- 32t Lakeshore Rd. W., Port Credit CR. 8-3365 Canada's Largest Suburban CHEV.-0LDS. 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