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46 THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Monday, March 29, 1954 MAPLE GROVE District President Pays Visit At WI Meeting MRS. A. H. SNOWDEN Correspondent MAPLE GROVE Mrs. M. Emerson, Nestleton, district presi- dent of West Durham Women's Institutes, made her annual visit to Maple Grove Branch of its March meeting and spoke on the rogram subject, Public Rela- ns and Community Activities". Mrs. Howard Cryderman, conven- er of the foregoing committee, was in the chair for the program. In her inspiring message Mrs. Smmerson spoke of the Women's look after a variety program con- cert. Mrs. Brown was appointed to attend the presidents' conference at Guelph OAC in May. Mrs. Thos. McGuirk and Mrs. L. C. Snowden were appointed to look after old wool for blankets. Anyone interested call either lady. Non-members welcome to this ser- vice. Mrs, S. Doyle and Mrs. Wal lace Munday were appointed nomi- nating committee for. election of officers. Sandwiches, cake and coffee were served by Mrs. Cryderman Radioactive Snow Falls In West MELFORT, Sask. (CP)--Radio- active snow, strong enough to kick over the needle of a geiger counter, was reported Sunday night in this northern Saskatchewan town. At Saskatoon Professor B. W. Currie, head of the physics depart- ment at, the University of Sas- katchewan. said it is 'very pos- sible" that the snow contained ra- dioactive "fallout" from recent hy- drogen bomb tests in the Pacific. e snow fell last Thursday, more than three weeks after the test. J. L. Samletsky, amateur pros- pector, said snow in his yard when Pearson Speaks Of Bomb's Effect OTTAWA (CP)--A third world war accompanied by the 'horrible devastation" of new atomic and chemical weapons would destroy civilization, External Affairs Min- ister Pearson said Sunday. "Should we ever get into world war III, there probably won't be more than a handful of people left," Mr. Pearson said at a meet- ing of the Ottawa Catholic Youth Organization. He referred to the recent explo- sion of a hydrogen bomb in the South Pacific as "more devastating than all the bombs dropped on Germany and Italy during the last war." Professor Currie said there could be no danger at this dis- tance. Radioactive particles were recorded wt Saskatoon last year Trend Is To Beautify Many Cities NIAGAR/. FALLS, Ont. (CP)-- Judge H. E. Fuller of Welland said Saturday that plans for beautifying Ottawa are an example the trend in beautifying cities. He told a graduating class of the Niagara parks commission school of gardening that in earlier times people "were simply too busy to give consideration to apparent luxuries as gardening, landscaping and the creation of beautiful I "Today we are more conscious of Jur comumnity eyesores," he said. Graduates included Tan Hamilton of Barrie, project award winner; Pickets Won't Help "Empress" NEW YORK (CP)--The Cana- dian Pacific liner Empress of Scot- land, manoeuvring without the aid of tugs, managed to dock here on her third attempt Saturday but suffered minor damage. The 26,000-ton_ liner, back from a 17-day West Indies cruise, had been due to dock Friday. But when she was within sight of her pier, she was abandoned by tugs which decided to heed a picket boat of the striking longshoremen's union. The Empress spent the night at anchor and then Saturday mornin began attempts to reach her bert unaided. The first two attempts by Capt. C. E. Duggan and his crew were defeated by winds and tides. Graham, Sudbury, Louis Krohn, Warns Against McCarthyism TORONTO (CP) -- John Diefen. baker, Progressive Conservativ member of Parliament for Princ Albert, said Sunday night Mec Carthyism is an attempt to giv political responsibility to the tar. and-feathers technique of othe days, 4 peaking at a gathering in Park Road Baptist church, he said th church must use strong words an strong deeds against communism. niques to defeat evil, he added. Adoption of McCarthyism's tech But it must not adopt evil tech niques, he said, "would be adozt| ing the cloak of the Congmunists in| an attempt to defeat them." Rutopsy Ordered Into Child's Death John Labelle, 2, who died two hours after eating dinner Friday. No date has been set. : Dr. W. J. Deadman, city pathol- ogist, said Sunday night he doubts f poisoning is responsible for the child's death and also for the illness of two other children of the same family, Carmel, 3, and Mi- chel, 4. Their condition in hospital was reported improved. Increase Pension To Disabled Men TORONTO (CP) -- An amend- ment providing for payment up to $40 a month to disabled persons receiving veterans' pensions or workmen's compensation benefits was introduced Thursday in the legislature. "he amendment to the Disabled Pérsons Allowances Act, intro- duced by Welfare Minister Good- fellow, also allows for provincial participation in the faderal n»'an for pensions to disabled persons when the federal government brings it in, tested Thursday moved the needle on the geiger counter "consider- ably." : and her group. The cake, a special Jonation. A social time was enjoy- ed. : Institute as a mother to the com- munity. As a mother cares for the needs of her home and fam- ily, so should the Women's Insti- tute look to the spiritual, cultur- al and physical needs of its com- munity. Mrs. Emmerson remind- ed the members that the Women's Institute is not a wealthy wom- an's club. Branch obligations come first, then community needs, avoid long term projects which in chang- ing circumstances might place too beavy a burden on new or young members. Investigating charities seeking financial aid was suggested, also financing delegates to helpful con- ferences. Trained leaders who take responsibility can give real serv- ice. Remember obligations to the young folk and strive for better understanding between urban and rural women. 'Let us remember that we are what our dreams of yesterday, our vision of tomorrow and our reality of today have made us. With several apt quotations from wise men of the past and with a keen understanding of everyday living, Mrs. Grant Bennett spoke on the motto, "No one is rich enough to be without a neighbor". With the many problems of a neighborly community, the chief might be the party telephone. Even though it may be too late when a friendly chat is finished for the Important call, just have patience. Clouds may come but the sun will shine again. Only Christ is blameless and we can do no better than heed His words -- 'Love one another as I have loved you". Mrs. Cryderman read a humor- ous poem, 'Spring' and a most interesting article from activities of the new president of the Asso- ciated Country Women of the World when visiting Ceylon and Lebanon. At one village a man rode out on a donkey followed by a crowd of people to meet their Jest and ask for an organiza- for their village. Mrs. Stephen Doyle played a group of Irish melodies on the piano and Mrs. Cryderman led in community singing of two Irish songs. Mrs. Cryderman thanked Mrs. Emmerson for her helpful address. President, Mrs. W. H. 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Three dollar Government grant was voted to the Girls' Homemak- ing Club. Ten dollars was voted to the Church board. Mrs. Brown, . Wallace Munday and Mrs. Howard Bradley were appointed to Queen Wears Gloves For Protection PERTH, Australia (CP)--Queen Elizabeth wore gloves today as a precaution against polio when she was handed a wreath to place at a Perth war memorial. It was understood the gloves were destroyed after the ceremony. The wreath was handed to .the Queen by an official -- though un- der the precautions announced by the Australian government no one is supposed to come nearer to her than six feet. Cmdr. Derek Steele- Perkins, the Queen's medical ad- viser, was said to have decided that the risk of infection was ac- ceptable under the circumstances. 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