S eep ln esti wtionshgito Mzjorgna:

dlgttries Are Plan- n

1;-

|e.r.c»\\»l»yaaarsiu»s|eaiai`

win)

sr. Jomrs. mu., ga-ii

sweeping lnvestigatlm of New faundisndhlnodor indiistrleswih a y view to healthy divaispsnmt md fair returns to workmen b -dined

the Iaiand's nel elnrnidm

DY government.

Tliefii-ststepwestobm today

vii.nthsappcint:|n¢rtofP.6ardm

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nowdstunetleghhtrmas

punisaimertoobtainovidsncs

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illitlléiiia Eiiiiiigi Egg? §§§ itil .ll

Princeton University,

Government geologist.

Every pouible :fiat h made to increase emphymlnt assure iemunerative ~ returns workmen. it was learned tonirht. “Astudyisalsobeingmsdeofths possibility of providing more em- ployment and better homing son- ditions in 8. Johnh.

Ice Abounds In Cabot Strait

¢C.P.By Gmrlhlrs lpadal Wire) MONTREAL, Alril I-lhstai-ly

guts haveclaedupsllgapsin ininoabotsizraitthe

lontcalmreported

Department of sheetsofiosin her¢;l1l'°li'Hs

es-ptainoftbeboat lllspmitionsomeifi tbewestu'ntipofN Corliiltionsinths ventanyrnovements inwrencohiverporttnxnovei-seas forsomeweeksyetaitisupeetgd, Much of the river itself is

ice.l.*ather Point,

Pointadssllontsi-meeting

noicoinsight.

EGYPTHAS llS “lllIiSllll”

aft; it

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r'a I " -i s 5 socdllrsiii. Eggs; pg; E BEE Ego

Ei l 535; -F §E,§ esi§=~§| E’ §3‘i lgigniiiigiz;

ra E ,Zigi Egg EE El .sill .dii..ii;.ii

z i i

ewefiofiholdminishatim

earufulenminedmnid

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limits.

255 li ii

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w, Merch 24. lou. to ur. and urs. Arnold Woods, twin girls

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illllnh 7|, ll84,to

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luxsr-.ss xai Ilth. lllt. to lsr. Hehe. s deusiitsr.

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if §,E it is

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lilgllci ml ~ 'it i" ifsiliisl ‘till .nil limi- stills

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were John John

llRt\n.Pei4rl(oOu'r°osis.nd0n||_ J.)¢itebeill.!erv|nesttne grave Ilscondnixed Re.

‘L DY v Leonard

ll.lo|sr.s'ruung-mm 'lbeugulmaamet AY"

.masaitiaateeausifln-ia¢¢h.,,,,,,.

Ned a third time and passed. A bm *“°hW'\-‘ml the Bummerside F Council to pau by-laws and

ue debentures, to an .mount not

°=°°°d1ns como, ior tha establish. T °f "1 ‘if D0". was given sec- ml .

llid

visit the Fsiconwood Hospital ‘N WWW et the old i>. ri.

I' 3°°P“*1 blliltiins. this morning. T1* KWH uiiourned until a p. m

s *$5 lit 5 is .i s =' gli .i 5

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5 F is ze lg, 3;

ig is iii.- ili gi? it i -til fig'

Eg.. E535

4311! the week

YE. Lot 48 and Mr, Hlrlhfield, were

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lsr. rm-ciid lmnieaaa, panda.-L

retal-ned to the cky yesterday to lilfno his duties at 'the Emu" for the remainder or the .,.|g,,,_

that i “ills EE gm.

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affected by tba

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Prep)-Aerial photographs row;-g- ilu lcvcenpmaai features, align.

lliiglgligi, liltfiililil gg E.§;§§§l

ig ”§ra§ Elilifti

nrltday tionwere

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and from

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dlfad to the United Staten to (we ulilrirles of embezzlement and grend llrvcny in Chiclm. was removed from the train at Detroit by United Bta|'»H !.m.in.i¥l‘8tion \\lthoi‘lt|M. A near fisht occurred between inani-

not legally enter the ooun-try 0\11¢l¢° l>0‘ice who insided ing allowed to proceed with

iii

atwi.

,eeiem.,,m,u,,,,m" rnrsmslgrgligruwm-smuaaimmn leuereleued

Insullandorderedhimdeportedaf-

‘WWII Ind farm credits bills ngrtngpiwwg-‘ph _ committee. s number or bills we: .umm "' mm' °’¢°”° um- :ll being removes man

l Inlull is seen aboard the from Detroit to chicago. In are seen Lawrence Ryan of cago states stwmeyh of- took Insuli from 'rorontol

Insuil, brother of the

4 Ruling Ammgem ta _ gr-ation officers whonald Insull is ..bmkm_d°u”,. ,mn be. made in eaahle thi hnrifilgfr ‘ mm” °“W°°*- *M Nw °°\\li .iasepn sis,

andl'rl.nkJohnsonof0h1cagopo-

'll¢0.

ssnrr Joi~m, N, B., .april ,_ Arriving with ni-wnrera and ear

dies and Bennuda via

olé

E . iiggii

Wliier, Halifax, N, B.

March, Sydney, N. S., D, PM Hwdi N. s.. ur. sh McCallum Brenton, N. B., Mrs. A. R. Coffin, Miss M. E.

iiii sirié

Que..

iii:-17°

Pbn-ester, Miss D. |- lin mt.. M. Aldous, wlnhl °~ °*'\i8i°- Realm. sash. “UG Vm¢°vver. Dr. and in-a.

Trucks and nwenrer ears were

stalled in the water along the

IMI. hom and trolley em ueled into service to carry

and supplies. The road

lvrlneileld thrown chester Bellows Falla was floodod by the Williams River.

Denier to the villan

Hlrtlolri. Vt. 'uns s

namiting sn lee 1

River.

LADY WILL 'KAI W'lGl 'I0 HATCH Dllllll

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remains

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§°il'Z!'...”°’a......i.°'""°“.."” "“°" ‘°** Islanders On G HE MUCH WORK

rllsonsra Réfllfil Ff0m ` ' :k_fc@i_ihue_<i_irgni rise *il 7 `

¢b& spent me ° Mrs. Wm. Flynn, Convcnor, and hh home in 381' 1fldl33 Mrs. F. J. casey, Mrs. A. c. call(-a

and Mrs. H. F. McPhee as ii com-

* ispeaei 'ra rn. aasralaal mlf°°° in Charlie-

After the lidjoumment of the

13523153 “BWI go ,mm Brmsh Gmum me em: Fl'&dle SHOW, C. Pa Re meeting of the offlccrs to appoint

em 5-gup of the British Wm m_ Telegraph Messen_ convenors of committees.

(tins uw, "Lady Nemm.._ cmB°‘“m“’”n NT; get, Sydngy, Saves rreeidents nepert

Y ional mamahi

Comm docked 2:’ sif§g‘;2hnT£°dFy- Ll_V e S Of T h I' C e h l"*ohl;ovvin8v is the _reD0rt presented

mt Jdm xnoebom hu ,mend 'I’i:;1ay. Children. gy: President, Miss F1orcnceD0r. the Clit; Hospital to undergo an Misa Misa 1 hs; agoain President, r have the °°°“ rmtheaay, N. B'., Min v. sweinreii' ic. r. ny oaareiure special wire) °,“°" "’°’°"“ “° Y°“~ th” lm"

Mr* E' R* °°”‘°’°“» M11 - : SYDNEY- N- 5~» *Wu °'“1"”“‘° Sililgesffllfdlellsfiliiurling the

Suu' d°°m't 'mt my medal” “ll I wish to extciid to you mv'thanks h°'| ”‘°"°”°d 1" 'Wm “UW 15 Wt' forthe confidence you placed in mc tml N5 NUSBBH U'°\md 11155 88 when you elected me President, and fest ls he can. But he's a hero lor the very efficient executive you

hu "t“m°d "nf Tm-"°~ N- S-. Judge and Mrs, H. llo\lnt;v<:nPotl,ioe':!1‘;vl:'io:l;lok°:>rxl“2i}i\?Z zalglirxyg the months of April and

Miss R. Longworth, IDI ll!!! ll just a part of me day'5 May very satisfactory Pantry Sales

Rogirib Charlottetown, work. were conducted.

. .Thl'0wy, Mr. Impregod b his _ L l.n June at your rcqucst, I was ci. wood. Montreal, ueimtiea areygoinz utimtxryto :ei Y°“§, d€l°S“}§ ig ‘H0 liatlmal, <1>,°“-

Mrs, _ _ ven i C' . '

yesterday aaa pau-lex, Maia- R- wotaumrlgarifi mm ° “ml "”` ""“" tm' r ngllriilllv u;e;hav$l§ag;.plnhrl§§ ein the vicinity oat., rm. W. ooriaiine 'mea 1-' ¥;°u°‘,.i,°f°m‘ mm “M '” °"‘“°’ ine cohvehtiha, Hia Grace sreh-

Oorbtine, Miss C, Cor-lg ' bishop McGuii:an announced the

M tlwa, Ont., Mr. and ot cgi-eddie' who B .' Cumdhn Pa' news that; His Holiness thc Pope had

' ' 7’¢1°¢“Vh m*°°°“¥°f- d°Ve honored Mrs. Mcllltyre with the dc-.

b°¢"°°n 01° we Clwivem yesterday eoratloh Pm rcrlaa rl yehtlilca in _. _ _ md dressed them to shore. recognition im hrrarrvieeia church lmisht be included und" ©1115 md-

The $70.". 050 if UICUI four. the and Social Welfziro. HLS Excellency

H, hw-.1 . °'»h3|'! 0 year! 0 d, were drowning. the Bishop, ivhcn presenting the mc-

Tho may n-lead. ar ur, _mm ¢,_,,,,C°“’°mn”'gd°f5,°'§_h"' NM 'nie youngest had disappeared, and ual sala: The mhiiii ha, ahaha xneehaae will heron-v zo learn that ra. ii-alia fresh °“` 1"""‘”° *W1 *° 4*” f°f him °“‘ °“° "’°""“ ‘°’ ‘f"`°‘“‘ “°“°'~

¢|W¢1'¢d the City Hcspitnl to mn. "mug" dc ' °°°°" Ho wuuli-1n'¢ wk ,bi-,ug it today We offer our corlgrntiiliitions to Mrs. All Qerltim. ’ ’ ' “I had my fmt swim' but "mt was Mcliityrc oil icccivlng this distille-

- about an there was in it," he tall-i “°“

thereportenwithsgi-in

o has been i ' vention was held in the month of

vistiri

Myrtle Ge;-nog mg ‘tI§uumu;dfi;;t°,‘;‘,;\ mel C"'y1‘}:1°“n°{1 July, and wc wort' prlvllcgcd ill liav-

uel Gallant, Edward ‘ 0017-Sider the uqtlqn y ns t wil ing `Hls Eiccllency the Bishop ad-

turned htlne yesterday, e th q °f f¢°°m‘ dress us. Rev. Terrence Campbell.

m “mm ° m°”°nU" f°f N608- DD., at our desire addressed us in

- "‘m°n bl’ "'19 C°m°¥l° F0\U\d*l¢l0Il. a. very illtcrcstllig address.

N, B. Orchards Exhibition wr-ok we scrvcd hot

meals ln thc Holy Name Club for three days the proceeds of which

*__ were given to' tho Sacrcd Heart

-__ Ice Jams Cause Con. . Namin Islands ff{1'"§{.ilfi’ii'f§ ".§§“`{§ f.?ii‘.§`&.§’§.§'§rf’“

Wwmwwm *g dmmmm

mud Ni' land States (Special to the Guardian) excellent success. Wc s:‘nt.oiir'llsl|al

oss w o HALIFAX, N, 5., April 4_1-he contribution to the Sisters _ot Scr-

vomm. of (A, p, By Gun”-ni. spam wh) lllty to nur” oorremiv the y5_ vice._ The Institute of therslstrrs ni we eiai,.°“°_ " BOSTON, April S-New mama °‘ "‘° B’“"" ‘”°~" ’""‘“ §§§“f°<.°r`fh'l "§iT}'f.i‘§"?vfi°§§§f.`°i=l.l§"" °° 3" “U5 N4" nun’ 'mm`f“u fmm SPHUC flvlh- “don” nvnsenmmom hu 'I‘he rowth and expansion o' ‘thc by the Provincial ¢¢l. Ui/crflowrd their banks in rev- kd in *W0 passengers on the Kit iurnislie new roof of

mrtieaieariera Department, it 1. eral ieeaiitier today a. ru ,um National sieamshipa lla- ‘§§’;"“‘”‘ .Y .t 1 t S 1 C ,lf I .` understood that there has been ex- occurred st bridges and streem "uw 3°m¢rs" sailing from “mmm vm-ly .9 8 m'°"‘ff wmv. um." m mhua dong oonnuencm , ‘M-I “might mjoymg hee mps lnCailnda. This is cildrntmlotvoni the saint Jon; valley durinr the 'rue caaneeiieut was still rising B'"”“‘“" tlaenéilin li1<?;b;`;fi~?;}§°h}hlv§l§§‘sili( lip# season. ranches of many of aio", gt sprmwem no 'lhey are the Missa Mild ' ` -- ` ~

mem b t 8 red and foundations that boar ultlicss io thr-

mlgmfd bmkm °” imlell more min fell in the ne:t rrnloes mn' untirilig riiergy of the foiilidcls.

hB1'0¢l-lowes 34 hum.. It W” believed me nv" The contest Wills studied in con- its lncnibcis and its bclir-facto;-s

m"h‘°.n»n'“"“‘L"l°;°:';g oould lunge its burden' -I-he Men are merchants exhlbi- These sisters dedicate their luis in

rlmack had stopped 1-i_v,lng_ Halifax and was the spiritual and tomporiil wclfarv

1°, im., hvnvn, “med much _by H. P. Moffatt. who tumed of se tiers in outlying districts, ni

mnwm h .mu .muon _ the two free tickets to the Western Canada. This loml ro-oi>-

C M ° ° "Md, yt ‘ *rink ,Hn-t, eration is one of thc best asslimnccs

ans En- 'hen l°e"pY;‘d p"'°"‘1°*‘llt thi CCW °ff` Th. mum; bmuht out "ut the the Sisters haw of the since-rlly nf

° I S s 3|-|455 bucunzupwuer imzahér; el of two of the hlands were °\11'deslrctt`ol~;r\,i in fh;sg~ircaihirorkl

gmeers n esslon Black River where t.he lamer over- “any m-\3*°U¢d» Montserrat, ou?I;3b?£,1visio\TZ)ltl?enst

_ flowed its banks and inundsied °3,;1‘°""` *mm* “"4 "“’“‘“.°“' eamprlsrd hr girls rniplhvra lh

1'°\4s to edevtn or iaur feet. °"°°"' ‘“°'“”' B"““" homer ih ihe ciiv. wr not hhiv

un.” in oemnl Ameda' and provide a place for mectinlz, but hi'

“um 1" s°“°h *mem* personal contact. bi-como thril-

E li gig? 2 i all li is 5 . il§§§§§§i

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.i' v5.= all

uded in the contest

nm! ggmggg Qgnjan hU'lWlys Ind h0rle-drlwn ~ _- fr n nee. gl

d V ve W Bffmlldi 1”' ery Thursday evening, conduct. their

haser, Mrs. A. stecurdy, nali- , Saint John, White, Bumex, Charlottetown.

, Montreal

wn, Hr nd Mrs

iss D. Jupp,

nd Mrs.

5 F 5 si _§.v ii

Ibutreal. Irs. 0 W.

Howiami,l|il'l'.llomrrey, Toron-

IAUII IIGAKY CHARGE

(C. P. Wy 0\la|0aa‘s Upeclsl Wh) lol! WINIIOB, Ont, April 3-

Aidihnritise were trying here todny

J. Powers. PPG'

Halifax in

at the

? lil .ill Zi' lil; *ll tif' ii? ii iii 5 2

Matilda.

thewllif

, l ,fl l l

hnson ,

' ' , ' , The collegiate club is alta aa im~ ,

to’ t°n§l;t:uM;l portant branch, functioning under

7 llninlnm. IUIIIUIAI [Mull Sta B I ` “lawns "

llFlI.'601V TJ . , _ _ A gypwiiitaif.. h..ii.....~..-..

ills l=inlll.;,..-'-1'~"=§§%

nlrsoiieralinon ,

1 . f

general meeting there was a short

A very slicccssful Dioccsnil Coll-

ie ds in rl Thr rls meet cv-

meetings and have short programs, enabling them to .sprnd many pleas- ant evenings together. At Christ- mas they had a beautifully decora- ted tree, with presents for everyone. cud parties and mlisqueradv- dances were held during the winter

the League. The Convcnors report will give a detailed account of thc Activities. Both Clubs require A great desi of our time. but it is time well spent. and we izlvc it gladly.

We celebrated the feast of our

Patron, Our Indy oi Good Counsel. by having a High Mani sling. On Remembrance Day we placed I wreath on the soldiers' Monument.

All our Diocesan and National ob-

liptions have been fulfilled, all our bill! paid, the 1933 subscription of UNO to thc Social Service. as well ss. O13! already paid on next years quote. A committee of women meet mee a week for the puwpose of sew- hl¢ in aid of the Social Service.

We have repleseiitatioli nn the

Chilirenb Aid Board, thus keeping in touch with child welfare work.

Males were offered during thc

yas! for decemed members.

Ov? hearts were saddened by the

deaths of Miss Rose Gaudet, Presi- dent of the Juniors. and also Min Non Murray, a valued member of ibn emcutive. 'lb their loved onei we extend our sympathy.

lever: executive meetings, eleven

t and two spec-

hop, I wish to express our deep sp- preclation for all he has done for ur. He has never failed to answer our request for guidance or direction, no matter how busy or occupied he was. We can only repay him by prayer and loyal service. To the Rev. Father Dougnn we extend our heartfelt gratitude, for under his dlrcctlon we cnrry on. To the Elltc Cliib and K. of C. we also extend our thanks.

I find it difficult to find words to

express my appreciation of the un- fnilinp; support of the officers. con- veriors and members for their co- operation iii all undertakings. To- night. we turn again towards an- other year, Let us bear nlolt our high ideals, ideals that shine inthe vlorious sunlight of our Faith. To attain them may mean wearlness and sacrifice. and sometimes our cartlibond :iplrits refuse to rise. but remcmbcr that life never seems so clear and beautiful as when the heart is boating faster at the thought of some generous self-sac- rificlllg dccd.

Social Service

The following rcport was pre-

Nnted by Mrs. F. M. Casey, Con- vcnor ol the Social Service Com- mittee:

The term “Social Service" is such

a comprehensive one that practic- nllv everv iictivlty of the langue

1118’

The purpose of this Special

Committee. however. is to desi more particularly with the work to aid the poor and needy, by assist- ing the Social Service Department of the City Hospital, which carries on the detail work with such per- fcctlon.

Since the inauguration of this

Dcpartmclit, we are relieved of the work of former years, and our main duty now is to hclp with the iiilancing and prepare clothing for distribution.

Every Wrdncstiay afternoon. with

vcry icw exceptions, sonic of our members meet iii the sewing room of me Hospital and do what wc can to help. Following is ii report of the work accomplished-

356 garments, including men'5

womens and childrrris coats. dresses, llrlderwcar and sweaters were made over from old garments, as well its thrce qllilts, two c0m- fortcrs and two blankets renovated. 189 new articles as follows were made; 22 Smile- Towel Holders, 12 0hsti'cti'l<‘al I.ci:ging.<, 26 Barri- coats, 26 Infants' Dresses, i6 Bands. 36 Diapers. 6 Foot Blankets. B Crib Covolzs, '.12 Dresses with Bloomi-rs, lil Pair Bloomcrs, 5 First Commun- loli Dresses.

The total of old and ncw gar-

nieiiis made ready for use suice April l5lh. 1933, is 545. Members collected 270 pieces or clhthlns. ln- rluding menls and womrn‘s winter fonts, underwear, etc. and of these 42 wore givril to nccciy and deacrv- inlr people by members.

Ali invalid Chair was donated by

Mrs, Bciiolt and given to it sick boy; lf) _vardr of fll-illneliette and 2 pare(-ls of cotton patches were do- nated by Mrs. MrNealy, Mrs M. McCloskey and your Convcnor. An outdoor outfit for im infant, leaving hospital with its mothcr was pro- vidcri hy Miss Dorsey, 192 Catholic magazines, books and papers were given for distribution. An unmar- ried mother wns kept for three months rind cured for during con- finement by a member.

Hot soup, fruit, eggs and dain-

tiq were sent to two poor invalid: oil differmt occasions.

Our 1933 pledge of $200.00 has

boon pnld to the Social Service Department and $125.00 up to date on 1934 quota.

An Convenor of this Committee.

I wish to extend sincere thanks to Mrs. Sarah Benoit for her vslu- able srrvlces; also Mrs. Louisa Walsh, Mrs Sample and Miss Dor- sey. who atkzndcd nearly every week. Other members who assisted wi-re Mn. Fleming, Miss Sweeney, Miss Mae King, Mlm B, Hogan. .Miss B. Paqliet, Mrs. Mclntyrs and Mrs. J. P. Mdllolkey. To these ladies who gave their time to help in this blessed work and to those who gove donations, we are very thankful.

In than times of widegresd

need. no one has the right to de- splsc or fmget the poor. He who hssbreidtoeltmustthinkofhim who has mme, for they who hesi- tiiie may well fear the chnstlsement

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Committee

The following report was pro-

sented by llrs. J. B. Fleming. con- venor of the Sick Committee:

Thu-e has been a considerable

amount of illnus and deems

bers and their iam-

year. Your com-

orty visits to homes

and hospital, also quite a number of vlita were made to sister-mem- ben from country sub-divisions dh0_IUO Dltlehll in the Hoapitll. We Ire very lnieilll to our cor- remcndine Secretory. Mrs. J. P. UGCIMYOY. for sendlnl a card to all sick members, bearing the good wishes of the tongue.

sg Er -ig

sincere sympathy to those members who have suffered the lols of their dear ones. .

Following is the report. Of the

lducation Committee:

Madam President, officers and

members:

Prince Edward Island is blessed

with an excellent educational sys- tem, the govemment providing free primary, secondary and high schools, completely equipped md having a most eepable and devoted tesching staff.

Charlottetown has six graded

schools tc accommodate the child- ren oi school ago and is also the seat of Prince of Walu College, a Jmior collegiate institution. st. Dunsts-n's Catholic University is situated in Charlottetown Royalty and woornmcdatea about 250 stu- dents taking advanced courses.

Our Catholic children ere well

provided for with two schools for girL1 taught by the Bisterl of the Congregation of Notre Dune and a school for boys with Catholic teachers prepared to provide cate- chism and christian doctrine in- stnictlon after the regular school hours.

As far, therefore. as the educa-

-tional committee of the C. W. Ii. could be helpful to our students it seemed now necessary to provide for their recreational and social, needs during thd sdhool year and the Catholic Collegiate Club was again re-organised in October, 1833.

The Knights of Columbus again

very generously accorded the Club the free use of its assembly hall and tho Thursday sftemoon busi- ness and cultural meeting and a weekly social and entertainment held each Saturday night.

About eighty-five students of

Prince of Wales College, Bt. Dun- stan'a University (day students) and tenth grsde high schools were enrolled and Mr. Gerard McKin- non (Bt. Dunstanlsl President; Miss Florence Me'hgue (Prince of Wald) Vice President: Miss Nun Leightizer (Prince of Weles) Bec- retary; and Miss Mary Buote (Prince of Wales) Treasurer.

The speakers who generously

gave of their time and talents to provide interesting and educative talks before i-he club were His Ex- cellency Blshop 0'Sullivsn, His Honor Judge Duffy, Profemor 0'- Bullivan of St. Dunstalfs Univers- ity, Mr. silvere Demoches, Barris- ter, 'M32 Sam Doyle, Mr. James Insightful' and Mrs. Jas. Coady of Emyvsle. Each weaker dealt with subject convincingly and enter- talningly eliciting the warm and hearty approval and gratitude of the students.

A fund was created by the mem-

bers unanimously deciding to fore- go the weekly refreshments served at the Saturday night social and after psyinr their legitimate ex- penses, opened an account in the Provincial Bank, depositing their surplus which gradually grew until before the Chrktmas holidays they had sixty dollars on hand. They donated forty-five dollars to the Archdiocese of Regina toward its debt fund, sending same to His Ex- cellency Archbishop Mcflulgsn, from whom they received a very appreciative reply expressing his gratitude for the gift and his greeting and blessing as ir fomier alumnus of both Prince of Wales and St. Dunstan's University'

The Club also gave a small gift

of $15 toward Knights of Columbus work in appreciative recognition of the generous action of the Knights in allowing the Club the use of its hall.

Mr. McKinnon becoming ri

boiirder after Christmas holidays in St. Dunstan‘s Universli.y, he re- signed the presidency and Mr. Thos. Peter; (St. Dunstanl Uni- versity) was elected to that office.

At present the C. C. Club has a

substantial nucleus in their bank sccount. and will dispense it in some useful way before they dix- pcrse after college closes.

Mrs, Maclntyre of the education-

al committee has attended all meeting; md socials and at Christ- mas time the club presented hr-r with a lovely and useful gift. thus showing their affection and appre- ciation of the C. W. L, and its ln- lerest in the gi-udents.

During the Christmas holidays

the town group held s social even- ing and contributed $17.75 to Char-

lottetown Hoqrltal.

'lheee young folk are really eag-

er and anxious to do good and help Catholic action, and while their field at prvsent must neces- sarily be a restricted one, yet with a kindly interest in them md in their problem, much may be se- eompllshed in directing their nat- ural desires and inclinations into channels of helpfulness and useful- ness so that when they ati-aln full maturity they will be A valuable aaset to church and state.

The usual pig of pid coins

were given in |983 to Bt. Dun- sts.n‘s University, Notre Dame Ac- ademy, Raehfcrd square School ltd Q08!! BUIDID School, auch

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sth depi . it they become? What will be theil status in life? Merely “hewers of wood and drawers of water," and q stepping into ranks which are toq day over-crowded and for whos( labour there is so little demand that our streets are full of unein4 played and idle lien and women. ;

Will our Ce&bll5 women join

the ranks of the Catholic action 'organization of the Diocese? In union there is strength and strength and effort is needed. Ona' opsriition and unity is needed thsf the faith of our fathers may bd qaheld and the integrity and moral welfare of our c(lrnt!7 be _ tsin-I ad and -ite instertsl and ecesgrilesy

Your Committee extends thelrlrowvay alured. Af;

MElviBERS_l GREAT g

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enacted by thi Legislature shsil§ remain in full force and effect in; this Province.” 5

Discussion on the bill showed;

thot the members generally, while; considering its pl-ovisioris radical.; were wnvinced of the benefits: which would accrue to the fish-g ing and agricultural industries in_ eliminating price-cutting and oth-_ er competitive marketing disad-; vantages. j

It was pointed out tha/t under they

Dominion legislation, those inter-; cated ln a particular lndustry may; themselves submit li marketing; ncheme to the Licuterlsnt Governor and Council and the Marketing Board. which. if adopted, becomgi law under the Act. and applim gqii erslly fa- all ‘e@pd in tlmt; particular fndmtry within ii( Province. 1

Opinion was expresses? thst Q

proposed legislation wou d prove gf particular benefit to the seed m- ta/io industry. as well ss in ell fern; rind fishery industries. :

Fal1|\ Credits Bill 1

The Farm Credits Bill, wind;

passed the committee stage yn; iterclay. in the preamble states that the purpose ls to secure to the Province the full benefit and ad:-1 vantage of the proposed lbderai legislation, which will have for iiq object the expanding of credit fa-4 cilities for farmers, and the setting up of machinery to facilitate come promises of farmers with their creditor; under expeditious bank- ruptcy or other proceedings. - '

The Act. it is provided, “shall be

construed liberally so sb to effectu- ate in the fullest manner possible the purposes for which it is enact- ed, and so as to give full force and effect to all the provisions. intents and purposes of the said pmpoelji Federal legislation, in so far as it ll within the legislative compet- ency of this Legislature so to do.

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session just ended. It opened on al optimistic note. “At the opening & this session," the Liautcnarit Gov- ernor reld. “I ventured to express the hope the progress towards the recovery of business and industry then observable would be main- tained at sri increasing rate. I un glad to notice that in many ways this hopeful expectation is being realized the volume of trlulc has in- creased; better prices are bein( realized, the volume of trade has in- plus lsbor is being gradually ah sorbed by industry, We may. theres fore. look forward with increasin| confidence to the future and pro. pare for the new opportunities thai await our country."

SCIENTISTS

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ZiZlTT_TZT_§ singing songs sho makes up herself.

The other girl. Roma Garrett. oi

Peekskill, N. Y. is ata hospital LL Eastview, N, Y. The csnnlballstil white corpusclcs have ravaged her blood. Tcii minutes of lisiless plays ing with a doll yesterday left hn exhausted. _.

MB. HENRY E. YICKERSON ._.

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Word hits been ._ i'i'.\'L‘(l lil Clin?-

lottetown of ilin doalll ni Henry Fl Vickersoii, Regina, Sask. at the homo of his daughter, Mrs. Mnrvilv Linnen. following il stroke- and

med awav Sunday morning, Mar.

t . ‘.'." Diircliscd was born lil Prince Rd-

ward Islnnd and cami' to Salliatch- ewlm tweilty-five vcnrs ago,

He lravcs to mollrll. his lovin(

wife and three daughiv~rs_ Mis Gor- don Buntiiln, Liimzdoil. Alberta: Mrs. Marvin Linneii. Hriillis. and Mrs. Walter Norton. Moose Jaw, and two sons, 1-larry, Indian 1-lead. Sark, and George ai. Watson, Sask. and two grand children, Lloyd Hcashp snd Priscilla Llnnrn. '

The fllilrral sclwlcv vias hcitl from

Ebel-rs' Funeral Home a' 230 ii ni. Merch liiih mid uni( lnraely aitvn- ded. Rev. Blay, Of the Ulillrd Church, Regina. conducted ihr serv vice and thr ri-mains worn laid D reat in Regina. (kmeterv 1'

Appointed Nfld.

Geologist .

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ST, HN'S Nfld, April 3--Dr

A. K. Snelgrovr. who im' miuiy years conducted geclwifll 5Uf“`°‘~' in Newfoundland and Labrador for Princeton Uiiiversity has been lp- poirited Govcmmrnt. geologist. bv the Newfoundland Cnmnlelllon idovernment. The appointment wg announced today- ._ ~

Ir. melgrove will bring s wealth

of information £0 his office. havihd completed several surveys which re- sulted meolletiloriofnotonly vsp

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