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THE WEEK AT S. D. U.

"“A¢i-isiiies Slow Down

As Year Dru

The 1957-38 ".ollege year at St.:a relatively inactive Week at Si-«S. met in the Institute Room in learn that Mrs. Celia Rogerson an inspiring Easter sermon and Keith ’ Boswell, has sufficiently recovered from the singingof hymns by the com-

I)unslan's is rapidly drawing to a close and as it does nearly all extra-curricular activities on the campus are at a standsill ex- cept for the newly organized in- tra-mural softball league which if anytliing is now at its peak.

During the past week or so the elections for the executive of the Students‘ Union and the Athle- tic Association have held the ma- iority of the students’ attention but now they are over and the new slate of officers have taken over the reins from their pre- decessors.

Michael Swift, Students’ Union president for the past year, is succeeded by Alfred Morrison ; vice-president, Robert Doyle, is_ succeeded by Louis Doucette; and the seciretary-treasurer, Ray Hic- key, is replaced by Brendon Mc- Ginn.

The new members of the Athle- tic Association exec-utive are: president, Edward lV_I_«unphy; vice- president, Gerald Murphy and secretary-treasurer, Thomas Bar- ry. They succeed Don MacDon- gall, Jack MacDonald and Ed-

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VICTORIA

I Mr. and Mrs. George Cannon are busily engaged renovating their newly acquired property, and hose to have a mxdern sum- mer tourist home to accom- modate the many who are very ldesirous of spending their vaca- itions in this delightful spot.,

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The April meeting of the Friends here are pleased to K. Chaiiman the pa.stor preached

ltlie Hall. Mrs.

MAKE ATTEMPT

An attempt is now being made by the Students’ Union to have the executives of the remaining campus societies appointed this month instead of next Septemb- er when Colelge re-opens. This will enagle the organizations to start functioning as soon as the 1958-59 year starts.

Last Tuesday evening the fin- al dance sponsored by St. Dun- stan's was held at the Rollavway,

FRIENDLY NEIGHBOURLY SERVICE and prices as low as you'll find elsewhere. Check the pricesat your home Iown merchants, they're as fair and reasonable as you will find elsewhere. But the honest, neighbourly and personal attention your local merchant gives you, wears no price tag. He serves you better because

We, ween, acddem‘ H, yea” ﬂ-,e,b1nea chairs with RTPS. Richard Victoria school have been attend-

Lunch was served by Nlrs. l’red3'hospital and is now convalescingfMaCQUa1'1‘l9 35 _50l015l, added ing the teachers’ convention held

Inman and Mrs. Boswell. lat the home of her son - in - law l greatly 30 the eIlJ0Ym9ﬂt Of the in Charlottetown during the past Mr. and Mrs. Sandy Morrison land daughter Mr. and Mrs. Spur-l SeFVlCe- week. —

have as their welcome guest Mr. geon MacLennan. Brackley Road. Mrs, James Wall, R. N., Baltic, Miss Verna Maclleody C5131-10:-

Ipresldent, conducted the service.

Morrison’s mother from Ch3l‘l0t* M1~5_ w_ o_ Myers Spent the,visi'ted her neice Mrs. Richard tetown, Spent the Easter hondays l€lGW-l1- Easter holidays with her brother M_aCQ1_1aFF1€ and MI‘. MBCQUHFUB at her home. Mr. and Mrs. Evan Wright Mr. Charles Howatt, Victoria. V1Cl01‘13»: (111119 TeC€mlY- The former Bank of Nova 590-

Miss Suzanne Cameron, Sum- merside, is visiting with her griarndparentrs, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Inman, Victoria.

Miss Jean Boswell and Mrs.

lhave returned to their home in The Easter Sunday evening lVictoria, after spending the past Service in The United C»hm.ch

lye“ in T°1‘°“l'°- was quite well attended. Rev. M.

tia Building here, purchased last autumn by W. H. Burns of Mal- peque, has been completely re - modelled, and now contains two roomy modern units, which 111

Richard MacQuarrie, teachers in future will be known as The All-

o - Way Apartments. This lovely building situated as it 1! H1 3 pleasing location should prove quite an addition to the lovely Village - by — the - 5%

Friends and neighbors are wel- coming back Mrs. Finlay F€1‘g11' Son, who spent the winter months in Charlottetown.

The many friends of Mrs. Na- thaniel Bioulter Victoria‘s “grand 01d lady” and a resident of tlﬁe Vmage, are pleased to know s e

still enjoys a goodly ineasurg ,, health, despite the fact that she is now in her ninety - third year_

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and it was unique in that two or- chestras were present, the _ever - popular Downtowner-s, and Sum- merside’s Lowell Huestis. The A.A.’s Hockey Dance was a suc- cess both financilly and socially according to all reports.

Perhaps the reason for the sud- den slowing of the tempo of ex- tra-ciururicular activities at the college was the posting of the ﬁinal examinations. For College yeans they will start on Thurs- day, May 1, and will conclude

one week later on Thunsdaiy, Mary 8. The graduation ceremony and Junior Prom will be held on the following Tuesday-

Last week both college basket- ball teams ﬁnished up their schedule for 1957-58. Both teams

the two leagues in which they played but unfortunately both lost out in the final round. I TEAMS LOSE

First Team lost their first two games in the Maritime Senior B. finals to the Woodstock Sen- ators, in Woodstock, and were

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thereby eliminated. Second Team was also defeat- ed in their finst two games in

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the best ofthree series for the Island League's chamvpionshilp ti- tle. Their conquerors were Char- lottetown’s Sport Lodge Trotters.

And that is a brief report on

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For the second consecutive year Sniders Fond Hope King

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It is interesting to note that .T.M. Fraser. one of King's joint , owners in Canada, was the: judge at the recent Australian Royal Show. He reports that be- cause of his interest in King he did not place him. but asked a visiting judge from Holland to do so. It was the latter who

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