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THE GUARDIAN. CI-IARLOTT

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A suitable reward will be offered for information lead- mg to the arreet of the per- son who stole the maroon coloured baloon tire. OCM bicycle with cream fenders

and red plastic handle grips .1

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Team 1-1076-4 points Team 3-lose-gl point High single Mrs. 1'. M. Stewart 200; high three Mrs. 1'. M. Stew- art 410. Team 2-loll-4 polnla Tum 4-1554-l. point I-llgh single Mrs. 3. Andrew

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on Monday. The serial num- ber is 8V6894. Apply "LG" care Guardian.

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Mid the groans and gasps of her exhausted basketbellors. the presi- dente' oall for order was last Wednesday night at the Beta I-ii-Y meeting. The occasion was the monthly sports meeting of the club, and the girls were well nigh collapsed after a very spirited game of basketball. The meeting pro- gressed while the members ate their supper in their club room. and we suspect some of the plans made for last Saturday night's dance were influenced by the pre- sence of food. The object of the meeting. the second last before the Christmas exams was to plan for the Saturday dance)

No sooner had the Beta Hi-Y left their meeting than the Deltas called theirs to order. Business dispensed with. the girls settled down to their study of 111-3! as outlined in the Hi-Y Manuel. An interesting diacuasi on dating etiquette was held. end the club plans to continue its discussion of teen-age problems at the next regular meeting.

The boys of both Alpha end Ac- my chapters held meeting: this past week. At a. Friday evening meeting of the Alpha Chapter. the members discussed post-Christmas progvram with their adviser Ian Alhford. and decided that there would be no more meetings of their chapter until alter the holday seas- on. (Thoy tell us they are taking their exams quite seriously.) Acmy enthusiasm still rides high. and the new executive aims to keep it that way. At a meeting on Monday night. the Club discuss- ed program, set regutr meeting hours. and planned a special meet- ing of the executive and program committee. Following the business meeting. the members enjoyed a color film on sports.

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The culmination of the week's Hi-Y activities was the sponsor- ing of last Saturday's "Sadie Hawkins Soshul." Dancing to the music of the C. C. Swingstrza, the crowd enjoyed many novelties in- clrilng the statue dance. on old- time set. and the "spud Island special." This special dance, in which the potato played an im- portant role. was won by Winston Smith, and Joyce Proctor. dance Was under the direction of the Beta Hi-Y Club. with Miss Dorothy (Stoker) Dewar acting as mistress of ceremonies. . C 0 0

Last. Thursday evening the Y's Men celebrated the 25th Annivers- ary of the founding of their club. One of the main att actions of the the supper meeting was the huge beautifully decorated cake which adorned the table. It was rumored

MARITEVIERS ABOARD HMCS N0O'rKA- bel which left Halifax tor Korea Saturday-have been drilling stead- ily at their aircraft gun to tune-up to full fighting efficiency for action out East. Left to right are Albie haver (Borden, P. E. I.) and Stephen MacNeill

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that some of the other clubs are -now aiming for that 25th Anniv- ersary mark Just to celebrate with such a cake.

The Yts Men”: dance on Friday night kept both chapters of Phiats busy. Getting in it hit of practice at the culinary arts were the mem- bers oi the Alpha chapter. who served lunch to the damers. The Beta chapter extended their reg- ular chccking services to include both ladies and gents cloakrooms. thereby eliminating much of the rush. press and confusion that us- ually occurs in those places at the close of the evening.

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Monday night was so-Dd night. and we were pleased to make some new acquaintances. The warblers in the Glee Club were pleased to meet Marl. Goodwin who formerly studied at Mount Allison. and has

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had plenty of experience with chor- al groups ambitious to sing Christ- mas carols. It didn't take Mari. long to get the gang going with some surprisingly pleasing results.

The panel discussion on Alcohol- ism proved to be very interesting. Members of the group were sur- prised with the scope of the prob- lem as well as with its nearnesa to home. Most were impressed with the program carried on by the Alcoholics Anonymous in treating this disease ( and we learned that it is a disease). Rev. Mercer of Mount Stewart, outlined the nat- ure of the disease. and aspects of treatment were discussed by Rev. J. Davison and a member of the Moncton AA. Mr. Jack Tralnor of the Department of Welfare stated that at least half the cases of his department are related to the problem of alcoholism. Following a lunch so-Ed'ers danced for the remainder of the evening. All are looking forward to the next meet. ing for singing. discussion and re- creation.

Pioneer liewsman Dies In West

REGINA. Sask.. Nov. 30-l.CP)- Zachary MacAulay (Zach) Hamil- ton. 78. pioneer Wesiem Canada newspaper man and author. died tjesterday. ' '

He finished writing a Christmas message for his magazine. The School Trustee. at 11:30 P. M. last night. At 1 A. M. he died of a heart attack.

Mr. Hamilton was born in the Shetland Islands and as a young man in Edinburgh knew Robert Louis Stevenson and -John Buchan. He is said to haave made a million in Regina real estate in the early days.

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-r ztuu h itha o- 9”” A gary. Vancouver and Victoria. gozk of this mogepelanlusl C emu T venigtyl it 8:111 ram; we are sketches, others by snapshots. But The United States conet'ltuIM W I d Pm”! fl, .1 all hold true to that first rule of originally consisted of seven 11'- e Dm.mmon headquuwriof tthe G1. guiding on guide is . menu to an iicles to which there have been 11 I on G”.l::;”:::l:'.”';.::. :."";.:; ... . . ll IWG 9 i ' i .

OTTAWA. Nov 30 - (OP) - A

small uniformed welcoming com- .

mittee will be on hand at Uplands Airport Wednesday and this time the occasion won't be the ar- rival of a visiting dignltary.

Instead. the group. composed of Girl Guide heads in the area, will receive a hand-painted illuminated scroll of friendship.

The scroll. which carries the meetings of British guides to the guides of each of 28 member coun- tries at the world association, has passed through the hands of guides and brownies throughout Eastern Canada.

Trans-Canlda Air Lilies has ar- ranged that its stewardessea on each of the planes carrying the scroll will act as custodians, They to local girl guides and accept the scroll for transport to the next stop.

After three das in the capital - includlng a visit to Government House - it will proceed to North Bay. Ont. From there it will be flown to Kapuskasing and Fort William. Ont.. Winnipeg. Brandon. Regina. Saskatoon, Edmonton. Cal-

The West. a newspav" published by Nicholas riood Davlnxounder of the Regina Leader. Two years later he joined the Calgary Herald.

He returned to Regina in 1903 and became widely known for his historical writings of the North- west Ten-iwries. with his wife. he recently completed a book of .rem- iniscencee. "These Are The Prair- ies." which is to be published soon.

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