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on leave of absence during the past year for graduate work in universities in Canada and the United States. The Rev.. Francis
this year’s convocation of the University of Toronto, will re turn to teaching duties in the.
Last September, Mr. Donald Kawaja, a graduate in Electrical Engineering of Nova Scotia Tech- |
der the direction of Rev. Wil- |
LaBelle, has continued the im- | portant work of adult education among farmers, fishermen, and cooperative groups in the Pro- vince. We are all keenly aware of the valuable contribution which
making to the economie and so- cial life of this Province; and we consider it our duty to encourage | and to aid them ‘in solving the
are faced. While there are dis- turbing trends, particularly in Agriculture, we must continue
to preserve a vigorous rural life. During the month of March we were favoured with an inter- esting series of three lectures on the Modern Philosophies of His- tory given by the famous Cana dian philosopher, Dr. Charles DeKoninck, of the Faculty of Philosophy of Laval University. Dr. DeKoninck outlined the phil- osophies of Hegel and Marx, and
The Extension Department, un- |
the farmers and -fishermen are |
difficult problems with which they |
te retain our optimism, and try | vices
the Casket, explained the wae: tant role of the layman in the Church of today.
A change was made at the be- ginning of the*year by the De- partment of National Defence in the Universities’ Reserve Training Programme at Canadian | Universities, consisting in the re-
jliam Simpson and Mr. George | placing of the staff officers of the
jindividual Services by one of- ificer, to be known as the Resi- dent Armed Forces’ Officer, and to act in an advisory capacity to the commanding Officers, and as a liaison between the univer- sity and the three Services. At St. | Dunstan’s, the officer appointed was Lieutenant J. J. Mahar, of the Royal Canadian Navy, and a | St. Dunstan's graduate in Science | of the class of 1950. A limited num ber of students attending the university may obtain officer training in one of the three Ser-
ter the training.
EXPRESSES THANKS
On behalf of our staff and stu-- dents, I offer sincere thanks to all organizations and individuals who have provided scholarships, and to all donors of prizes. It is gratifying to the staff to see the
prescribed period ef
; and, if they qualify, may) receive officers’ commissions af- |
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tyre, M.A., | Campbell, a St. Dunstan's gra-) duate ‘in Arts of last year, join-
During the past year, we again participated im the Federal Gov- ernment Grants to universities. | These grants, which were first offered in 1952, were doubled in
1957, and were again increased
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Sunday, at the Baccalaur- te service in our chapel, they received timely advice in an im-
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I must confess that I felt some- what presumptuous when in the latter part . I approached the Minister of Justice fer Can- ada on coming here on this May 12th to deliver the address to our graduates. Any fears of mine, however, were quickly dispelled
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tion with temperance papers they
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Mr. and Mrs. Leod, Sackville, N.B., were re-
Mr. Ralph B. MacCaull ‘eft on May 5th by car for Thornhill, Alberta, where he will have
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by his gracious acceptance of my invitation; and my only worry thereafter was that even at the last moment the many demands upon his time in Canada’s Capi- tal might prevent his being with us.
The Honourable E. Davie Ful- ton has had a distinguished car- eer both in his academic life and in the public life of our country. His studies at ohe of the larg-
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