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ls to all.

m, w referred to tbs bril- liant valedlctory address delivered

M; Noel MacNevin, statlr.

31st many thoughts as empress

Mr. MacNevin in his oration 221a worthy of thedcepsst con- side at!

r 011. Thetext of Dr. Steel's lddress _ _ elsewhere in today's issue. I "The exercises concluded with the singing of the National Anth-

em. MEDALS AND PRIZES

who Anderson Prise - heat in Fourth Year Science sub cots: Graeme Boswell, French Fort. The S. N. Robertson Prize- Highest standing in a full year's . work including three courses from we English. Latin, French, Math- wmgjes, or a science of the Fourth Year: Alberta. Bryant, North R1-

ore. ‘ mThe Governor General's Silver Medal-Highest in Third Year: Glenn Ward, Charlottetown. < The Governor Generalb Bronze ‘ Medal __ h Practice Teaching: Helen West, Eldon.

College Prizes

IV Year: Marjorie Power, Char- logtcwyn; Graeme BoswalLFrench Fort; Ray MacEwen, St. Peter's.

III Year: Glenn ard Char- Wlottctown; Margaret MarttnJklge- I ware. Engliamd; Philip Hard ' Charlottetown.

1i Year-Second Highest in II ‘ Rundle, Charlotte- town.

II Y Normal: Jack Arblng Woodstisglg; mo. Wright, Searle:

J k Barisin. Malp - ac eBord eq

Year: Jane

i‘ I town.

I Year: ue; Doris Herring, en.

D. A. MacKinnon Prize-A stu- , dqnt oi high standing in Third ‘r Year English: Margaret Martin, nigeware, England.

John Caven Prize-Second in Second Year: Jane Bundle, Char- lottetown.

T, A. IsPage Prize-First in First Year: Jack Beairstc, Mal- i190

ue. J. Leslie Shaw Prize-First in Second Year: William Cairns, Lower Freetown.

c. H. B. Iongworth Prise-Fir in Biology in Third Year: Mar- garet Martin, Edgeware, England.

Hon, John Richards Scholarshig _llighest in Agriculture and l allied subjects, Chemistry and Physics: Ruth Wright, Scarle-

town.

Mathematics Prize — First Mathematics in Third Year: Glenn Ward. Charlottetown.

. Catholic Women's ‘League Prizes _ior Languages: II Year, Phyllis MacMillan, Charlottetown; I Year, V, Doris Herring, Borden.

Canadian Legion Prize-A stu- dent oi high standing with rela- tives in inst war: leen Landfi- gan. Charlottetown.

Strathcona Prizes - Highest standing in Physical ‘Training: Margaret Hardy, Alberton; Marg- aret C. Martin, U188; Claude Campbell, Milo; Mary Gallant, Ai- bcrry Plains: Georgina Igiihes, Bsdlord Station; Annie J ins, Orwell Cove.

S

John H. Bell Debate Prizes —

Jack Claude Campbell, Milo; Robert Campbell

Student; of Second Year: Arbing, Woodstock;

f‘ North Wiitshire; Maurice DeLory

)1 Georgetown; Margaret Doyle,

" North Rustico; Marie Morris, Charlottetown; Adrian Peters, Charlottetown.

Special Debate Prizes - Mar- if. ion Puncher, Charlottetown}. Jean MacArthur, Arlington.

1938-39 Prince of Wales Col- legc Times Staff Medal _ A student who has shown himself most efficient in extra-curricular W student organizations: Clayton t; ‘Nicolle, Murray River.

Hon. George D. DeBlois Prize - First in Commerce Class: Eun- ice Shea, Indian River.

Moore and MacLeod Prize Second in the Commerce Class: Kathryn MacKenzie, Belle River.

Hyndman and Co. Ltd. Prize — Third in Commerce Class: Edith Smith, Kinkora.

William McLure Bursary The student of the Third Year hltlhest in English snd French and showing interest in extra- curricular activities: Clayton Nicolle, Murray River.

Royal Ah- Force Bursary Prom the interest of a fund don- "ed by the Royal Air Force, No. 31. G. R. S-. awarded by the prin- ililwl to the best all-round air cadet of the Third or Fourth Year: Alfred MacDonald Char-

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g PRINCE tar WALES COLLEGE

Canadian Officers‘ Training

0f theC. O. '1‘. C. attending Prince of Wales College who bad the best combined standing in acad- emlc and military work: Alvin MscRac, Greenvale

Special Prizes - locum! by the members of the Staff on active service:

First in Second Year Latin: Eil- een Hughes, Souris.

First in Second Your History: Joan Large, Charlottetown.

Belt Teacher Training Note Book: Helen West, Eldon.

Typln! Prizes Underwood Elliott Fisher, Ltd — Medal for Accuracy: Wanda Ivory, Pownal; Special Prize, Speed Typing: Alva. Muttart, Marshfleld.

B. C. Keeping-Prize - for high- est in health examination: Hilda MacLean, Hampshire.

Gordon DeBlols Memorial Prize —, Presented to the male student of the Fourth Year Class who ll

onsidered the best all round ath- lete and who has at least a Pass Standini in the Year's Work: donated by the fgmily: Donald MacKenzlé, Hartlvllle.

J. Alfred Blanchard M rial Prize — Presented to the student of the Second Year standing High- est in French — donated by the family: Cecelia Gallant, Welling- ton Station.

Women's Institute Scholar ‘Ip- — Presented to the student from a rural area, attending Prince of Wales College for the first time, and standing highest in the class:

Special Matriculation Class: William Cairns, Lower Freetown;

First Year: ‘Jack Bearisto, Malpeque. FOURTH YEAR HONOUR DIPLOMAS

_ (Order of Merit) Marjorie Power, Charlottetown Graeme Boswall, French Fort Ray MacEwen, St. Peter's Gordon Simpson, Hope River Alberta Bryant, North Enmorc Alvin Macltae, Greenvale Robert MacLeod, Charlottetown James Robbins, Uigg Elaine Mutch, Esrnscliffe Joan West, Souri;

Graduating Diplomas Noel MacNevln, Charlottetown Pauline Wood, Bethe! Donald MacKenzie, Hartsvllls ‘Helen Dewar, Spring Park |‘John Tweedy, Earnscliffc * Helen Kerr, Alberton ‘Wendell Murphy, Charlottetown Rita O'Brien, Elmsdal ‘Marjorie Cruikshank, Charlotte-

town THIRD YEAR (ACADEMIC) CERTIFICATES (Order of Merit)

Glenn Ward, Charlottetown

Philip Hardy, Charlottetown Robert Cairns, Freetown

Eileen Landrigar; Charlottetown Clayton Nicolle, Murray River Leigh Mllligan, Derby

George Brown, Charlottetown Brian Cudmorc, Charlottetown Isabella MacDonald, Souris John Minchin, New Perth

Lorna MacFadyen, Augustine

Cove James Palmer, Charlottetown Elaine Porter, Charlottetown Roy Anderson, St. Peter's Florine Evans, Charlottetown Margaret MacLennan, Charlotte- town Mary MacGregor, Mount Stewart ‘Alvin Nunn, Wheatley River THIRD YEAR (ACADEMIC) PASS LIST (Order of Merit)

John Parker, Georgetown David Bentley, Charlottetown Murray Creed, Bridgetown

John Sterne, Charlottetown Doris Cruikshank, Charlottetown Mona Clay, East Royalty ‘Gordon MacKenzie, Borden Ursula Morrlsaey, East Roylliy Stanley Miller, Charlottetown ‘Joyce Coffin, Charlottetown Douglas MacDonald, Charlotte- town '

William Sherrcn, Charlottetown Grant Compton, Charlottetown ‘Joan Nicholson, York

Clifford Herring, Murray River ‘Wendell MacCannell, Charlotte-

town

‘Alfred MacDonald, Charlottetown ‘Louise Avard, Charlottetown ‘Lois Graves, Charlottetown ‘Harold Stewart, Montague ‘Keith Carson, Charlottetown ‘Helen Greene, Cavendish ‘David Moors, Albion

‘Helen Ryan, Cardigan

‘Joan MacDonald, ChQiottstown TIIIID YIAI. NORMAL

CIBTIITCATIS (omi- u 1mm ’

Mary Gallant, Alberry Plains Helen West, Eldon

Ruth MocDougall, Charlottetown Lucy Carver, Cross Roads

Mary Johnston, Central Bedsque Matilda MacDonald, Derby

Alice Msddix, Urbainvillo Barbara MacLeod, lame Valley ‘Aline Maddix, Urbsinville

T BINDING

Corps Prize -- Awarded by the ' 8t. Dunstanfi University Contin-f gent, C. 0.‘ T. C., to the msmbcr| p

Margaret Martin, Edgevvare, Eng.

Roland Hennessey,‘ Charlottetown

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Totals

part of Chairmen, Supervisors, ward a common end.

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NO. 11 DISTRICT ........... Miscouche

12 DISTRICT St. Eleonora Sherbrooke

Albany

Sesrlstown

N0. S2 DISTRICT

Cenirevllle East

Centrevilie West 28 DISTRICT

North Bedeque

R.C.A.F. Tlgni R..C.A. F. Mt. Pleasant . R..C.A.P. St. Eleanor!

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The 194s t... cm‘. Campaign n now ... buttons are herewith published.

ions PROVINCIAL REPORT . , ’ , O ar Services Cam

Icially over. Certified and audited reports of all contri-

CHARLUYPETUWN GUARDIAN

Oncesgaiultbs people of Prince Edward Island have dIli/iugulllied themselves by their prompt

action and generosity.

In subscribing $118,007.50 to this great humanitarian cause allprevious records have been exceeded

and our enviablereputation of always being the first province to reach its objective as well as the pro- vince to exceed its quota by the greatest margin has been upheld.

The total amount subscribed was over 287% of the objective set for this Province. Tlill magnificent response is a tribute to the generosity, patriotism and kindness of the people of

P111166 Edward Island and the campaign was a wonderful demonstration of co-ordinated effort on the Captain and Couvassers, all working cheerfully and enthusiastically to-

While all who served In the Campaign are worthy of every commendation special mention should be

made of the unfailing support and co-operatlon rend-cred by the President of the Red Cross Society, the Hon. Dr. W. J. P. MacMillan, O-B-E- Bull I00 mlwh praise cannot be given to the District Chairmen who ‘Ia-fluid m" ma!’ dull" 10'5"“! I BIIPNIIWIY llflimble manner: N.W. Lowther, K.C., Charlottetown; Peter G. Clark, Prince County Chairman; H.F. MacPhee, 1(1),, M_L,A,, Queen's County Chairman; Judge c- 53- C1811‘ Tfilillfll‘, KIRK’! Cflllllll’ CIIIIIYIINIII» BINIA. G. Parks, Montague, Southern King's County.

A V01‘! eircellent and efficient service wasrendered by the Chairman of Publicity, Mr. Robert [...

Cotton.

The Pulpit, Press and Radio contributed in no small measure to the success of the Campaign. The Women's Institutes, Red Cross Societies, Service Clubs and innumerable other organizations

006911185 their reflliflllflibilllifl 8M1 ("II "l9 W011i BBBIB ned to each in a manner which insured the success of the undertaking from the beginning

To all the aforementioned as well as the members of the Campaign Organization, who worked so

i

PIIINOE OOIINTY DIVISION

PETER G. CLARK, Chairman.

Amount

DISTRICT

Nail Pond Tignlsh West Tignish East Petcrville Skinners Pond Greenmouat

DISTRICT 805.30

Kildare St Louis West St. Louis East mminig

ash

DISTRICT 1100.50

Albcrton East Alberton West Brooklyn , Elmsdale

DISTRICT 1324.00

Campbellton Bloomfield Oyster Creel: O'Leary North O'Lcary South

DISTRICT

Cape Wolfe Hamilton Road East Hamilton Road West N0. G DISTRICT Brae West Devon Conway Enmore Victoria West _ N0. 7 DISTRICT .. Ellerslle West Ellerslle East Tyne Valley Arlington N0. 8 DISTRICT St, Gilbert Cross River Egmont Bay Abrams Village _ Cape Egmont — N0. 9 DISTRICT

029.81

017.80

.»-......

551.40

....-.“...

St Nicholas N0. 10 DISTRICT

282.25

238.70 234

186.85

DISTRICT 15318.90

Summerside N0. 14 DISTRICT .. Travellers Rest

Ilfi-SO 500

. . 1085.55

DISTRICT I071

Princetown Spring Valley Indian River

DISTRICT . . 1145.15 I145

Kensington East Kensington West _

DISTRICT 1096.35 I078

Freetown

DISTRICT 374.89 874

Klnkora

DISTRICT

s-classes

Tryon West Tryon East N0. 20 DISTRICT Cape Traverse

~ 510.00 103.25

DISTRICT

188.01

DISTRICT

Borden - Non Resident Contributors .. sh .

71.85 11

405B . . . . . . . . . . . . ..-........0804M.I4 QOUS

817.80

1185-50

1304.00

7 17.70

910.81

914.50

14498.40

ISM.

Amt. Subscribed Paid . . . . . . . . .. $1244.88 $1101.13

Pledges $83.75

17.50

18.00

20.00

10.00

10.00

1.00

48.50

282.25

.10 4.00

186.85

820.50 .80 18.00 .55 14.00

.15

18.00

.35

.85.

.86 72 .05 .80 011541

to SI

r Send Kings and Queens County Iiesiittaacss to IieiI Cm: Headquarters

or zfizligaymeats on

lisrlotfotovvn, where receipts will be Issued. Prince County pay. merits on pledges should be made at the office of Peter G. Clark, Summerside. Any correspondence bearing on the recent Red Cross Campaign should be seat to the same addresses.

rlfllsu

enthusiastically and Ioyally, and to all the contributors, large and small, I wish to say a very sincere and cordial THANK YOU.

EDWIN C. JOHNSTONE.

Provincial Chairman,

Red Cross War Services Campaign.

queens oouurv DIVISION

H. F. MacPHEE,

FIRST DISTRICT

C. E. MacNutt and Samuel ‘Kenned,

Aippin Road . . . . . 65.00 Argyle Shore 85.00 Bonshaw . . . . 257.50 Bradalbano 171.40 Brookvale . 11.85 Clinton 257.50 Crapaud 250.00 DeSable 63.48 Emerald 53.00 Emyvale 7l.78 Fredericton 137.50 French River-Park Corner 197.52 Graham's Road- (Wigmore Ram!) 142.75 Granville North . 60.00 Granville South 47.00 Green Bay . 5.00 Hampton 164.50 Hartsville . 118.00 Hazel Grove i 91.50 Hope River 79.00 Inkerman 22.00 Irishtown 156.10 Kelly's Cross 65.25 Long River 281.35 Millvale . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 13.20 New London-(Campbellton [Fountain Road) . . . . . .. 137.50

Pleasant Valley 114.32 Rose Valley 21.30 South Melville 60.75 Springbrook 67.70 Springfield 226.50 Springton 12.60 Sea View 110.65 Stanchel 24.50 Stanley Bridge 167.53 St. Ann's 20.10 St. Patrick's 21.10 Victoria . . . . . . 403.15 Westanoreland 144.50 $4,389.18 SECOND DISTRICT

R. R. Boll

J. 0. Hyndman ' Alex. Matlreson

K.C., Chairman. THIRD DISTRICT ‘

A. W. Hyndman and 1.1. Morris Auburn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 21.25 Bedford 107.50 Bethel . . . . . . . . .. 23.50 Blooming Point 27.50 Braokley . . . . . . . .. . Braokley Point . Bunbury . . . . . . . .. _ Covehead Road . Covshead West _ Cross Roads . . . . . . . . .. . Donagh _ Donaidston , Dromore , Dunstafinage , Prenchfort . , Fort Augustus . Glenflnnan _ Glenroy _ Harrington _ Hazelbrook . 59,00 Johnston's, River . 23,75 Lake Verde 14,00 Marshfleld _ Mermaid , Mt. Albion . . . . . . . 81.00 Mt. Herbert ............ .. 110.00 Mt. Stewart .... . . . . . . . . .. 806.05 Plsquid East ....... 54.00 Pisquid West . . . . . . . . . . . .. 56.00 Pleasant Grove 52.50 Point de Roche 12.75 Southport . . . . 216.15 Stflhhoos ............... .. eaoo St. Andrew's ,00 Sufinlk . . . . . . . . . . . .. 35.25 Tarantum 17.50 Ten Mile House . .. 31.50 'I‘racadie Cross-

(Gienaladaie) , , _ , , , 7535 Grand Tracadle 53,25 Union Road . 17199 Watervale . . . . . . 10.00 Webster's Corner 19,09 Winsloe (North) 75,00 Winsloe (South) 216.00 York . . . . . . . . . .. 22.50

$4,801.30

FOURTH DISTRICT M. W. Wood and S.

Aliberry Plains _ _ , , , _ , _ , ,,

Brookfleld , . . _ _ . , , ,. . 4193311411’!!- . . . . 59.50

Canoe Cove .00 Avondaie . . . . . . . . 16.50

Cavendish , _ Belle River . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 110.00

Clyde River _ Bellevue . . . . . . .. 50.50

Comwall . Caledonia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 57.85 Cumberland . Cherry Valley ..... 163.00 Darlington .... . . . . . .. . . 140.50 Oullvden ............. . . .. 311.114 Doiron Creek . . . . . . .. 20.25 Earnsclifle . 54.00 Ebenezer . ... .... 96.00 n . . . . .. 245.05 Fairview . . . . 52.50 _ Flat River 148.00 Greenvale . . . . . . . 184.00 Glenvallfiy 15.70 Hampshire 1:45.00 Grandview 4.2.00 Hunter River ....... .. 2112.00 Hennitaee 56.00 Kingston . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 132-25 1°11“ - l - - - - 48.40 Long Creek . . ......... 125.00 I115 46.25 Mayfleld 52.90 Llmdflle . 41.00 Meadow Bank . 69.00 Melville . . . . . . .. 62.30 Milton (North) .. 330.50 Millview .... .. 101 so Milton (South) 388.50 Mt. Buchanan 253.35 New Argyle .. 72.00 Mt. Mellick 155.35 New Dominion 134.00 Newtown Cross .. 32. New Glasgow , 16800 N . Lower 135.50 New Haven 104.50 Ocean View . 24.50 Nine Mile Creek 225.00 Orwell 40.50 North River 166.50 rweli Cove 185.00 Ronnie's Road 35.25 Pinette North 131.00 Rice Point 117.50 Pinette South 200.00 Rlngwood, Rocky Point ,, 56.00 Point Prim 126.00 Riverdale and Churchill .. 56.20 Pownal . . . . . .. 147.32 Rustinli . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ulgg-Klnross . . . . . . . . . . . . . 160.75 Rustico Cross 2a. Valleytield West . . . . . . . .. 57.50 Rustico North . Vernon , . . . . . . . . . . 197.75 Rustico North-Stella. Maris 162.20 Vernon Driving Club 42.00 Rustico So.-St. Augustine 07.5 Vernon River 158.50 Springvale . . . . . .. 174.50 Village Green . . . , . . . . . . .. 18. St. Catherine's 101.00 Wood Islands East . . . . . .. 36.00 st. Ignatius .... .. 39.77 Wood Islands West . . . . .. 64. St. Mary's .75 . —-? Toronto ... 11.20 3.557.045 Warren Grove IUSO OIIARDOTTITOWN EOYALTILS Wheatley . . . . . . . .. 104. Central Ito alty . . . . . . . . .. $12.35 Wheatlcy River 118.25 East Royaly .. 355.50 Wiltshire (North) . . . . . .. 323.50 Wes-t Royalty . . . . . . . 401.40 MMOJQ $98925 TOTALS QUEENS COUNTY FIRSTDISTRICT 4,389.18 SECOND DISTRICT 5600-12 THIRD DISTRICT . 4,801.30 FOURTH DISTRICT 3,557.96 CI-IARLOTTETOWN ROYALTIES 988.25 019,427.81

CONTRIBUTORS

This organisation would like to pub- lish the names of all contributors, but as the cost of such publication would amount to approximately one thousand ($1,000.00) we have not the authority to divert this amount of money from the purpose for which it was originally subscribed.

PLEASE I NOTE e

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ONIIIILOITEIOIVN DIVISION cam‘. N.W. LOWTIIER, 1.0., CHAIRMAN

SPECIAL NAMES:

Chairman, Mr. J.C. Montgomery 817,442.63 NON-RESIDENT NAMES:

Co-Chairmen, Mr. W.E. Champion,

Mr. S.T. Green LADIES COMMITTEE:

Chairman, Mrs J.A. MacMilIan . . . . . .. . FIRST DIVISION:

Mr. A.L. MacPherson, Supervisor . .. SECOND DIVISION:

Dr. J.A. MacMillan, Supervisor . . . . . . . . . . . . THIRD DIVISION:

Mr. Harry Cudmore, Supervisor . . . . . . . . . . . . FOURTH DIVISION:

Major T.E. MacNutt, Supervlaor ..;....... ... FIFTH DIVISION:

Mr. Arthur Hogan, Supervisor SIXTH DIVISION:

Mr. J.F. Leightizer, Supervisor... SEVENTH DIVISION:

Mr. R.J. Rupert, Supervisor...... MR. S. F. DOYLE:

(Hockey match at Forum ..

2.936.821

..........-...

2,525.21 _

5,217.82

5,205.53

4,000.00

3,779.00

2,307 .75

1,238.00

2,151.00

628.13

s4s,441.9a

KINGS OOUNTY DIVISION

JUDGE C. ST. CLAIR TRAINOR, Chairman.