The Ottawa Journal from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • Page 24

I 'v'K. J'" J-: if At 1 2 i Ls.fJ GRADUATES OF ST. VINCENT'S HOSPITAL. 1 Fourteen girl graduated yesterday from St. Vincent'.

Hospital School for Nursing Assistant at a ceremony held in the hospital chapeL They are seen with their Instructor, Miss Marlene Besserer. The graduates are, front row left to right. Carole Huard, Louise Valiquette, Monique Fourteen Girls Graduate "As Nursing Assistants 41 Fourteen girli yesterday re-. caved certificates from St. Vincent' Hospital School for Nursing Assistants at' the eighth graduation -ceremonies Mjirthl3igspital-chapel-' a y.

I g-tradftibhal feeFoliowmg-berrediction a rejin iniiid.ut itnjesddich4'C-tndpL 1957) and that by rose and -wearing starcneo green uniforms. the girls filed the chapel aisle to receive heir certificates frgm Rev. ilfrid Bray, hospital chaplain. With the exception of a few friends and classmates there were few people in the audi ence Thirteen of the girls are from out-of-town, three of them from British West Indie. They beeome certified ursine assistants, after ten months of study and training at the hospital.

rather Bray told jiie gradu- tes that "as nursing they belonged to profession' and nursing certain Two Ottawa Qirls to Be Presented fo the Queen Amon th( 75 Canadian girls would be the last -Royal debu-who will curtsy the Qgeeni tante season more applications this month will be Miss Jessie Gillie and Mia Jill Woods of Ottawa and Miss Susan Thomson of Kingston who will' be July 10, Sid Miss Katherine Cartwright, Miss MaryDavis Last yeatroniyr44 were Evans of Kingston who will be presented on Jiiiy 17 -Because of the Buckingham Palace announcement that this Noelle Dukeicentre row, Emond, Depise Ca mere, Rita Charron, Joann-Wierzbicke; back rowJoyce St; Hill, Marjo'rie Small, Denise Vachon, Agnes PiaKott and Audrey van der Zweep. (Journl Photo tiy Pomlnton Wtdel Quebec Institutes Upset own istoric Name unanaes History is of ten. preserved Names of our early explorer and pioneers are perpetuated, in this way, and not only, does it keepl their deeds and sacrifices md variety to the country- sioe, ana 10 me interest qi inose who may be. touring the province. ince.

The Quebec Women's Insti tutes has. seen With mounting concern, the growing tendency to change some of these name of historical significance, often without the residents of the district or community being given an opportunity to register a if such should seem to be the need. This concern has now cul minated in a resolution unanimously endorsed at the annual provincial convention held last week at Macdonald College. Instances- were cited in the dis cussion where this had' been the case. Nearly.

300 country women, from all parts of the older' settled section of Que bec, registered-their. protest by a petition to the Attorney-General, that the Municipal Code andjhe Cities' and Towns' Act be amended so that no change. beJmade in the name of a locality or district without due notice to its resi dents, and that a full and proper inquiry be made in each instance--by Commission, which would give such residents an opportunity to register a protest, if any. Another resolution dealt with "The House That Fur Built" I CJer new fathloning that is eftgant ytt practical for1 many occasion the' pear 'round, -tty hftceiphf-comor with that easy feeling becaust thit little fur ttays where you toons Foshioned in fully let out Wild Mink jor.juit Abo ityled in fine: Squirrel, dyed in. pattel or oroum thades, tli.

"'I'- i' DWORKIrl "You must try to give your patient both physical andlthe place names of a country. spiritual help. Don't only help them to get better, try to teach them moral values as weu. them.to,bei good. ception was held ta the hns pital Sanatorium.

The The graduates are Pearline Brathwatte, Barbados, BWI; Denise Carrlere, Alfred, Ont. Rita Charron, Greenville, Noelle Duke, Mariette Emond, Monique Emond, Lac Ste. Que; Carole Huard, Sault Ste. Marie; Agnes Plas-j cott. Fort Coulonge; Marjorie Small, Joyce St Hill, Barbados; Mrs-Denyse! Vachon, Louise Valiquette, Ironsides; Audrey van der Zwepp, Morris- burg, and Joann wierzbicKe, Sault Ste.

than usual were received and ihe Queen Js holding five presentation parties instead, of me usual mree. The number of Canadians being presented this year is almost double the usual purtv presented. This 'yeaj all. the Canadian-, will be presented at the two Commonwealth parties, July 10 and 17. -THE POCKET STOLE mi- 7 FURS LimiteUtS Rideai Slriit THErOTTAWA Pearline Braithwaite, Manctte at the convention related- Ko vitaminized apple juice.

In view of the fadt thai the production of apple juice is a native industry, that nearly all the pack is now. vitaminized (94 at government regulation it contains the required amount of vitamin (equivalent to that! of citrus fruit juices) members or the QWI asked that the Canadian Council on Nutrition endorse the use of vitaminized apple juice, and that it be in cluded in Canada' Food Rules. Earlier in the Spring a survey bad been conducted by the Convener of Agriculture, Mrs. G. David.

Cowansville. Reporting on this at the convention, Mr. David a that member recommended a 10 oz. can of vitaminized apple juice in addition to the regular size. It was felt this, would' be popular with smaller families or erderly people living alone, as well as the business girl.

Other- suecestions made were that it might make the product have more appeal to consumers if the apple juice were bottled like soft or have a more attractive label on the can clearlv marked "Vitamin Parents should be aware of its nutritive value and make it available to their children in place of soft drinks. JUMPER NEWS. wool jumper with the new pleated trumpet flounce is teamed with a viscose linen blouse In this all-Canadian fashion for the business or college 178 Sparks St. HEW Drop in or pHpne for our txmoea ptcx-up sennet your juti now i IIKOnil' HOUSE -HM0DELH6 k4 IZrUBtflfVMCttf i t' 1 M.CPU f) i 1 i CE2-1596 JOURNAE family Gathering Mark Anniversary Beachburg Couple BEACHBURG, July 3. (Spe cial) -r Mr.

and Mrs. R. W. Davidson observed their GoWep Wedding. Anniversary and relatives.

i norn: on l-ine, ivir, mr, aua mn. i nonius rujc; Davidson was the son of hiicullvr-t-Peinbroke and the late James -Davidson: and1 his wife, the former Eleanor Hill He was married on June 24, 1008, to Miss Clara Johnston, daughter of the late James- Johnston and his wife, the former ElixabethrCbrdon, at the bride's home. E. G. Robb, Presbyterian Church muv- ister, oniciating.

i Their attendants were Miss Roxie Retty, Westmeath. who later married R. Robertson and they reside at Pine Falls, ana j-inajay ueaupre, or Wach-burg now of Maitland, Nova Scotia. Neither were present tor tne celebration. 1 Mrriand'Mrsf Davidson re sided on 2 ion Line until 1912, when they moved to a farm in' closer proximity to Beachburg, retiring nve year ago.

There were four children, Delbert, of Kirkland Lake, and Mrs. Harry O'Brien, of Pem-broke One daughter died several years ago and a son, H. R. uaviosonwas drowned in an accident in Northern- Ontario. There are five grandchildren.

Mr. Davidson has two brothers, Walter, of Beachburg, and Pembroke, and two sister, Mrs. George Dun-' lop, of Beachburg. and Mrs. George Eady, of Pembroke.

Mrs. David on has three brothers, Harry and Earl Johnston, of Beachburg. and Allan JohnstonSudbyry, and four sisters, Mrs. Myrtle Werle. of Beachburg, Mr! ETVTMcNeilir! of Toronto, Mrs.

Daniel Milter, i of Haileybury, and Mrs. Elliott; Lonen, oi wainwnght, Alta. It was also the 19th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mr. Deibert Davidson.

A dinner for the immediate family was held at the Copeland Hotel, Pembroke. Member of St Andrew" United Church. Beachburg, Mr. Davidson also a member of Enterprise Lodge AF and AM, and Mrs. Davidson is a member of.the Woman' Association and the Women's Institute.

They were the- recipients, of many gifts and congratulatory messages, among them a telegram from Prime" Minuter Diefenbaker. Loy-Away Fur Coat NOW 156 RIDEAU ST. CE2-4207 NEW LOCATION 189 BANK ST. '1 The China Hall of Ottawa 1S Bank 54 Elgin at Queea a 2. 4 Wf Ts-Bv i i cash I CHARGC 1 BUDGET LATA WAT elnan Cul feWedding" Vows Heard in Pembroke Iii St Co1umhltlllr Cathe dral, Pembroke.

Barbara Teresa Cully, Reg. became the bride of Lieut Michael David Calnan, Firstu()iment. RCHA, Germany, yesterday morning. me briae is the aaugnter otT bridegroom i the on of Mr. A A 1 1 of Grafton, Ont RL Rev.

Msgr. S. P. Owens, officiated at the Wilma McCool was organist and the eohist was Mis Catherine The bride was given in mar riage "by her father and at tended by Syl-vestre a matron of honor. Bridesmaid Mis Phyllis Howard, Reg.

and Miss Mary Caman. Miss Deborah Syl ventre was flower FO Dennis A. Calnan was best man and the usher were Capuin F. Havey and Lieutenant W. A.

Pylypow. As the couple left -the church a. guard of honor was formed by six omcers or tne J-ourUt Kegi Tmer.t RCHA and First AirOP FITght. RCA, commanded Capuin A. i For wedding the-bride wore a white floor length gown of- ilk organza over net and atin fashioned with portrait extendme into a chapel, ana manning juy mg Jily point gauntlet.

coronet headdress of sceo pearls held her fingertip veil of tuUe illusion and she wore a diamond heirloom pendant and carried a white missal with gardenia and atreamers of stephanotis and corn-: flowers. The matron of honor and the flower girl wore waltz length gowns of ppwder blue organdie over blue taffeta arid the- bridesmaidi-wore11' i-hftfitt gowns of flowered' or gandie over white taffeta. They wore matching picture nais and carried baskets of white Shasta daisies and blue cornflowers. A. reception was held at 2CIB Officers' Mess, Camp DRESSES g-88 12-88 18-88 2888 19-95.

25.00 39.95 59.95 1 Igl treat July CLEARANCE SALE Begins Tomorrow, Friday All regular Dalmy Stock on Sale DRESSES, COATS SUITS, SPORTSWEAR, etc. SUMMER DRESSES Reg to DRESSES to DRESSES DRESSES to Reg. to ALL COATS lA Price SUITS to 45.00. to 69.95 Cni I If buttered 1 PrA4am 4njAt mA Protein foods are among the most digesltbleand -most eftential-rof ell Bufns-Meat Ballf era ighjojpfotetn. i THURSDAY.

aXY S. 1958. ietaWawa, followed by an "at home ft tne home. Later the newlywed left on a Redding, trip to Travelling wori'V. white dress-suit 'With red: and, white accessories and coN.

sage bouquet of -t The bride i "a graduate of the Lorrain School of Nursing. Pembroke, The couple will take up rest- in Vlomrr r.mnnv dence in Hemer, Germany NEW SUMMER COATS SUITS, DRESSES Arriving -cia chts io(Ji -114-alDKAtl WW-OsltTTI Our Convenient CKARGE-IT PLAN wtaihw tmit aaw SPARKS AT O'CONNOR CARUNGWOOD BUDGET PLAN AVAILABLE -AIR-CONDrnONEtV Vj Rideau St, Ottawa SUMMER SKIRTS 5-88 Rg. to 8.95 i a. I I 1.