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There has been much activity on the campus at St. Dunstan’: this past week-activity occasioned by the decision of the students to do all in their power to adopt a "D.P." Student, and thus take part, as o member unit of I. S. 5., in a broad Pfﬂlramme of intellectual and ‘ma.- terlal relief. The objective of I. S. S. in this respect, is to have at least one "D.P." student on each Canadian campus. The students of St. Dunstan's, in consideration of their comparatively small enroll- ment, have thus undertaken a con- siderable task, but, with the help and support of all, Ithey hope to make their effort a complete suc- cess. -

As the first step in their fund- raislng campaign, a skate, epon- sored by the 1. S. S. Committee‘ will be held in the College rink on Saturday night, Feb. 26. Ticket: have been printed, and are being widely distributed for this event. It is hoped that the proceeds from this skate, when coupled with the returns from the canteen which will be operated in connection with it, will give the drive an excellent stsrt.

On Feb. 7, Mrs. Harold Clark. travelling secretary of of I. S. S. first introduced the proposal at adopting a "D.P." to a group of in-

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TENDERS

Th. Town of Montague requires the full-time services oi a man to act as policeman, to keep the tire hall and equip- rnent in order, to assist in keeping the streets in good con- dition, and to perform such other duties as may be assigned. Tenders for the position, stating qualifications and post- marked not later than March l0, i949, should be addressed r0 the Town Clerk, Montaglis. Lowest or any tender not nec-

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terested students. Since that time it has been thoroughly discussed by the Faculty, the Executive Council of the Students Union and by the students in general. The enthus- iasm was such as to justify the for- mation of a committee to take charge 0t the project, and to draw up plans fo_r the raising of the ne- cessary amount of money, '

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The students must assume com- plete responsibility for the "DP." student for one year; and to en- sure this, the I. S. S. requires that $800 be raised as soon as pas- sible. Of this amount, $100.00 goes towards the upkeep of the nation- a1 office; $100.00 is set aside for direct relief to needy students throughout the world; $100.00 is us- ed to defray expenses in selecting the student (The International Re-

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Xugee Organization and the Cana- dian Embassy are co-operatlng in this matter): $200.00 is held in re- serve ss an “Emergency Fund" for

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could only realize, if we could only understand the plight of European students, then we would easily go over the top." In reviewing last year's relief drive at St. Dunstan! we note that $550.00 was raised-OI this money, $500.00 was devoted to the relief of our "adopted" college in Poland, and the remainder to CARE packages. With just a little more effort and sacrifice, we can give someone not es fortunate as ourselves a new chance, a new hope, a new lito.

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Barrister, Solicitor, to. ODDEILLOWS BUILDING

18d Richmond Street

_ Charlottetown, FIJ- Bol (16 TOE. 28M

14st Year's Campaign

The success of last year's cam- paign, which was conducted under the auspices of the St. Dunstan's_ Unit of the Canadian Federation of Catholic College Students, working through I.S.S., was due to the ful- lest co-operatlon of all the students in carrying out the various pro- jects; to the encouragement and support of the members of the fa- culty, the generosity of several Charlottetown firms, which gave cash donations or donated prizes for thelotteries; and to many oth- ers who helped in various ways. The students, confident of the same support this year, are now making plans to carry out several fund- raislng projects. Thus they hope to raise as much money es possible themselves, and have decided to oh- tain the help of outside sources for only the remainder of the required funds.

Since the $800.00 is in addition to tuition and board, the students were given much encouragement,

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when Rev. J. P. E. Oilsnley, Fa»- culty Adviser to the Students‘ Un- ion, announced that the College would waive tuition and board. The chairman of the l’. S. S. Com- mlttee is James Trulnor, and the other members are Wilfred Drlscoll and Charles Kelly. In making plans for the drive, they have parcelled out dutlesto Qnany others. Daniel Drlscoll has been appointed as sec- retary of the- committee, and is charged with contacting service clubs and others interestedvin the promotion of the programme. Arthur McInnis is publicity man- ager, and wrote the first of this series of articles. Under his dir- ection, the last three articles were written by Miss Evelyn Hessian, Ivan Dowiing and Wilfred Drls- coll. The plans for the Saturday's skate are underthe direction of Reginald Doucette. In connection with the skate, a canteen will be operated by the co-eds. The pre- parations tor this are under the direction of John Murnaghan and Wilbert McInnis. The canteen is being made possible by the Char- lottetown students, who are mak- ing arrangements to provide the re- freshments needed.

The C.F.C.C.S. hopes to conduct two lotteries, one confined to the campus, the other extending to the homes of the students. The co-eds sophomo s: co-ed, has designed and

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to the one held lest year.

Miss Jerryldine‘ Robertson, a prepared posters. One of these pic- tures is a bridge between Europe and St. Dunstan‘; At the Europ- can end is a chained "D.P.". above

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tonight, Wednesday at 7.30

A doubleheader basketball fea- ture is scheduled for the P. W. C. Auditorium tonight. ‘Ilhe Saint Dunstssfs University Juvenile hoop squad meets an all star teem under the name of the Physical Fitness Juveniles in an exhibition eucounter at seven o'clock, and I regtflar Island Physical Fitness Basketball League encounter be-_ tween Ray's Millionaires shd the P.W.c. quintette will begin at 8:i_5.

Although the big feature of the night will be the senior game, the Juveniles too are expected to tum in a good parlor-ounce, which

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