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everyone can breathe again for

a while. Some of them were hard

and some of them were not too

but all the students are

‘te have this evil

and done with for a while.

results should be out some- time next week

Sunday night Father Conroy. of

- the ‘Sunday’ Visitor” who has

epoken at a number of youth ral- lies on the Island came to speak to the S. D. U. students. Father

’ Conroy emphasized the impor-

_ tance of youth, especially of Uni-

versity students in the world to- day. The youth of today are im- portant because they will be the adults and the leaders of tomor-

Because they will be the lead- ers when they leave college, stu- dents should be serious, and try to dispel the atmosphere of gid-

> diness and even notoriety with

which the teenagers of today are mistakenly surrounded. They

* should convince the world that

they are not important because of their controversial state as teenagers, but because of the fact that they will be playing an influential positien of leaders in the world into which they will enter as mature men and women.

The menace of Communism, Father Conroy stated, is very real and very threatening in the world today. Communist Youth ere trained to-the Hilt, and in- fested with the Communist prin- ciples and a fanatical devotion to

. their cause. They are trained in

this fashion because they have every intention of taking over the world which we, as Christians, ehould control,

Because of this sittuation. it is

mecessary that Catholie Univer-|

sity students have the right pur- Pose for attending University. Personal motives, such as the desire for position or money ‘as @ doctor or lawyer) are no long- er enouch in the world of to

of the game came just after the beginning, when S.D.U.’s_ Pel- rine took advantage of a fumble and ran in from about ten yards out.

comeback, but the Saints scored once more, with Mike O’Brien. After this the Welshmen fought back In earnest, bringing the score up to 126 with a line plunge by Cox. Just before the whistle sounded for half time, O’- Brien scored for the Saints again.

In the third quarter each squad registered five first downs each, and O'Brien racked up his third major of the afternoon. In the fin- al quarter the Saints scored with Basil Gillan. This touchdown was the only one converted for the afternoon. This made the score 31-6 for the Saints at thé end of the game.

AWAY TODAY

St: Dunstan's. Varsity squad travels, to St. Mary's University today to do battle with the . St. Mary’s team in the Saints’ third Jeague game of the season. The Saints have a 1-1 record so far this year, and everyone wish- es them best of luck in their first away - from - home game. The Saints’ last game will be played at Mount Allison University next week-end.

Father Charles MacDonald stat- ed before the mid-semesters that the first basketball practice ‘would take place shortly after the exams. The team has some good potential material this year, and the prospects for the year look pretty good. The schedule is not available as yet, but things should start humming pretty soon now.

Backstretch

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Maid (E. Shaw) 4, starters, time 2.18 3-5; winner owned by C. Connors, Halifax, and C. Ross, Amherst.

Races 7 and 6 — Blake Han- ever (Clark Smith) 1-7, Baker (D. Ratchford) 2-1, Connie French «D. Pinkney) 5-2, Betty French (R. jeau) 33, three other starters, times 2.16 and 2.16; Blake Hanover. owned by Stan- ley Mayhew> Kinkora, P.E.1, and Baker by Byron Kennedy, Halifax. Races 3 and 7 — Far- scud (G. Turner) 16, Miss Wilma Dale ‘E. Bernard) 21, Jolly Jim (R. Barrieau' 6-2, Pearl Mac (Clark Smith) 3-8, Our Conn (A.

Porter) 7-3, three othen.starters, time 2.11 and 2.14 1-5; Farscud | owned by George Turner, Dart- | mouth, N.S., and Miss Wilma Dale by W.G. Barbour, Char lottetown, P.E1.

Race 4 — -Pennsyivania Balloch) 1, Little Deb (R. Johny) ton) 2, Windy June (E. Bernard | 3, four others starters, time 2. 16-, 1-5; winner owned by J. Balloch, | Bedford, N.S. Race 5 — Just Rita {D. Walsh) 1, Gilda Belle (G. Turner) 2, Lady Audrey ‘J. Chap- pell) 3, four other starters, time 2-17 25: winner owned by G.C.' and Ken Cruikshank, Halifax, N.S. Race 8 — Perfect Hal (©. Bernard) 1, Instigator ‘F. Dan iels) 2, Ann's Boy (R. Robertson) 3, five other starters, time 2.17 35: winner owned by W.G. Bar- bour, Charlottetown,, and George Gregory, Parkdale, PEI.

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day, although they might have/even in this area of traditionally; Wednesday night, the following or)

been a few years ago. well-kept farms. Twenty-five mil-| Were winners: 1. Window ~ ey The time has come for students|es of fence, requiring 20,000 gal-| Jessie (A. Wood: A, Colby Rose (Etter) 2, Little Bob E. (Carr) 4,

to re-evaluate their purpose for attending an institution of higher learning. The only purpose, and) cross the purpose should be a de- dication of their lives to our Holy Mother, the Church. By this % is aot meant that all students should serve the Church as priests or religious, though ft is hoped t mnany will, for the role of the de- dicated lay man and woman is a very important one. The time has come when we, as University students should rededicate our lives to Christ the King in a worid fn which the role of the ¥ Catholic is no longer with the mifttant threat of Com-

icient,

fons of whitewash for 4, single, annual coat, surround and criss-| the farm into 4 paddocks to accommodate a horse popula-| tion that runs as high as 900 in| May, as low as 500 in December,

Indoors, these sucklings, year-

that|lings, mares and stallions are!

de-|bedded down in 700 stalls in 40) barns, and on a thousand tons of straw — where last irene ate 530,000 bushels of oats

1200 tons of hay. Each year, ra it takes 300 tons of lime and 140 tons ox fertilizer to keep their lush, blue - grass pastures green and growing.

and averaged 745 all last year.)

Bruce’s Sister (Lang) 4, four’ other starters, time 2.15 35. Race

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