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P. W. 0. NOTES

. i I The Student Council of Prince of Wales College held its first meet- ing of the year on Saturday, Sept- . ember 20th. The officers elected for the ensuing year are as follows:- Prasident —Lawrence Toombl. Vice- ‘Praident —Allison Gillis, Secretary -R.al h Calder, Treasurer —.Anna- belle wson,

iii Albert Wilson had the misfor- ‘tune to sprain his ankle while .practicing football with the P. W. -C. team at. Victoria Park. He has not recovered sufficiently to tinue with h: raogéicing.

Allison MacDonald is also out 0! the ame tem rarily with a brok- en nger wh ch was also injured during-a practice? game.

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The first Prince of Wales Col- lege Dance was held in the Odd Fellows’ Hall on Friday, September 130th. As usual the dance was at- tended by a large number of stud- ents who thoroughly enjoyed them- selvm. A eat deal of credit is due the Athle ic Association who spon- sored this dailcek

The P, W. C. basketball tllusiasts are preparing for the basketball season. They have start- ed their practicing at the Y M. C. A. gymnasium and are looking for- ward to a goid ieason.

The P, W. C. football squad has been having a. workout each day this week. Despite the fact that two of the boys are out of the play with minor injuries, the team looks

rontising. They will meet Saint

unstans University team this (Saturday) afternoon at the C, A. A. grounds. The team needs the Slllllwft of your presence at the ‘game

The first S. C. M, sunday ev-

ening Song Service will be held in Hearty Memorial Hall on Sunday evening, October 2nd at 8.30 P. M. All students and any others in- terested are cordially invited t0 at- itend, The S. C. M. plays an im- portant part in the College life, so Icome along students and lets make ‘this first Song Service a real suc- cess.

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The annual medical examination |of First Year Prince of Wales students was conduced on Monday afternoon by Doctors Creelman and Keeping and their-assistant nurses. Besides the usual examination, the students were given the Skin Inst for ‘Tuberculosis. On Thursday the doctors again examined the stud- ents to check the results of the Skin Test. : speare in thirty-seven slim folio volumes designed by Bruce Rogers and illustrated by some of the foremost artists in the world.

In selecting these artists, George Macy, director of the Limited ‘Editions Club considered not only |their skill as artists but. also their ability to understand and appreci- iate Shakespeare. ‘Do each of the I

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EDMONTON. Sept. IO-(CP) - lultof in Canada must he divorced entirely from ‘pctt political in- fluence" and stered nst- ionully us u federal problem, ao- cordirw in Miss Margaret A. Cer- son, stern Canada's only wu- man civic relief superintendent.

Neither provinces nor muni- cl litles should be held res nt- fb for unemployment and f s {Olldllllmlﬂlleﬁgdblt was asserted n an y Mix arson, chief relimffloer for e last l0 years at Medicine Hut.

The native of Ora uville, Ont. mu she believed "pe cy political problems," which she th nks would under u national scheme of relief administration, constantly

fundamental issues,

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tress g unless the Dominion tubal over he whole burden on a nation-

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