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Adult laducaiion An mien-stud and .i.1ij)l'i:l.'li1ll‘.'i.‘ auoilncc heard lJi". LioLuuu Charloiletonn cxplziiii lllt‘ Atlllli. Education mouiiicii; and ilk-o llic establishment. oi (Jrcuii Unions throughout the province of Prince Edward Isl-mid, at North Iuistico on Wednesday Clifiilllli‘, April 'i. Rev. Father AicNrill prrsztied. The speaker sircsseei the great value denied from szuily" clubs, the sirength behind CO-ODCTLIUOXI, the beiieiiis derived in kl. conunuiiiiy, such as the obtaining oi‘ a SklLUil urnionsirntor on canning of vege- tables, for instance, the necessity oi thrift, the need of saving small amounts. to tide over emergencies, as sickness, also to be able to benc- iit by cash purchasing. He also ad- vised the people L0 study niid talk over the subject oi Cl‘C(ilL Unions among themselves s0 as each and every one would have a. thorough knowledge of the subject before starting a. branch.

Dr. Croteau was accompanied by Prof. Blanchard of P. W. C. staff and also Mr. Bramwell Chiuidlci- of the Carnegie Library staff. Prof. Blanchard wns the next speaker and in a clear and 1ilen5iir: inun- nai- described Coildlllilll!» of some thirty or forty yours n ,1. 11m mm present wealth oi thv [.<':\nd, the fine homes, the Kent-ml {imsperity and happiness of the people. Then Mme the era of modem inrm ma- chinery, the gradual closing out or certain industries, such as saw mills, grist mills, tanncries. etc. with the result that many of our yvimg people ‘were thrown out of Qlnplflymelit and forced to sock

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Th..- spcakci- described uxhat has i been accomplished in Denmark and l Sweden. Out of practically sand l (limes, and with a climate not. as 1 flVOlllblC as ours they have made their country n veritubIe garden. It tool; time and determination, and a school system of training the young people. backed by an educated par- enthood indult education) who in- stil into their children‘ pride in their country. in themselves and in their future vocation whether it be that of n farmer. a fisherman or a professional career.

Mr. Chandler spoke on European Concliiions. How Fascism, Com- lllllllllilfl and Nazism was being cx- perimented with, and its resultant conditions of war bloodshed rind hate. The speaker stated none of those had any place in Citnacla. We were a. people of sane minds, and by unity. and co-oper-

l l our own problems, and making the best of our opportunities, also with our ever increasing loyalty to the Empire. ivo would be an example to ihc world of a irec and happy people.

by Nlr. Allan Gauthier and Mr. Cyrinc Biiote were then discussed and answered by Dr. Croteau. A votr‘ of thanks moved by Mr. Moses Buoto and seconded by Mr. Angus Buotc nus presented to speakers by i the Reverend chairman, after

WhlCll the meeting closed by sing- ini: lllf‘ National Anthem.

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RETURN FROM WEST INDIES ~Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Miuray have returned from. an enjoyable five weeks‘ tour of the West Indies and British South America.

LEARNS 0F BROTHEIPB DEATH—Word was received by Mr. Oliver M. Bernard of the passing

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born at North Rusiieo on January 36, 1850. He left Prince Edward Islnnd when a young man but flsiicd hi.» old home in 1912, when he made many friends by whom lie will he kindly remembered. He es to cherish his memory, his \\'i lllPC Ina Maclicill, formerly of North Rusiico.) two daughters. Mrs. Gordon MacNeill of Dakota; _ Airs. Ernest Decring of Vancouver; and one son. Cyril, of Alberta; also two brothers. Albert oi Durango, Colorado; Oliver of North Rustico, and one sister, Mrs. Peter Brodid. York. The remains were laid O0 rest in the beautiful cemetery "Ocean View", Vancouver, BC. ____________.

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Grade x (Sr.>—1. Georizie W11- lis- Gracie x (Jr) -—1- Hilda mild; 3. Vera Willis; 3. Mary Clow. Grade IX—-l Harvey Newson. Grade VIII - 1- DQ118155 LDQehQrt-i‘; 2. Stewart Colwill. Grade VII-l Belle Smith; 2. Ale-tho. hfzicFatiyrii and Lea-h White irqiial) 3. Robert Younker. Grade VI-—~l. George Gwen. (trade V iSI‘.\—C1_\'dC Homes; 2. Lome Doclierty; 3 Elmer Colwlllf

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LONDQN—M11JOI‘ P. C.» Burton has been re-cleciml president of the Eiiclish Golf Union which wil‘ join inc-proposed European Golf Asao- - riaiion, subicct to the approval of its draft constitution.

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