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P. E. I. HOSPITAL (‘EMPAIGN- District meeting in Kingsboro Hall, Kingsboro, at 8 p. m., Thursday, Oct- ober 9th, with addresses explaining the Prince Edward Island Hospital Campaign, and an entertainment by Charlottetown artists, to which an

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District meeting in Court House! Bonshaw, at 8 p. m., Thursday, Oct- i obcr 9th, with addresses explaining.

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Following is tne report of Presid- znt C. C. Gillespie:

In przsenting the President's Re- port of the Maritime Branch I have pleasure in stating that in spite of many difficulties encountered, the Branch has made some headway in the interests of amateurish: through- out the year.

We have as usual a large number of athletic associations at present af- filiated with the Branch, I think a

slight increase over the previous year.

We have been called upon to issue a great many sanctions to conduct athletic meets throughout the year and I am very pleased to say from the information I have received from our Secretary that in most all cases the Association in this section have applied for their sanctions in the proper way. The total number of l amateur cards issued Iunderstand to be about the same as last year.

REGIBTHAHON past year, there being very few in-

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P. E. f. HOSPITAL CAMPAIGN-H District meeting in Murray Harbor; Hall, Murray Harbor South, at 8 p. i m. Thursday, Oct. 9th, with addresses 1 explaining the Prince Edward Island l Hospital Campaign, and an enter-l tainment by Charlottetown artists, to which all are invited. No contribu- l tions at this meeting. 1420-10-7-31}

P. E. I. HOSPITAL CAMPAIGN—, District meeting in Harrington .l-lall,j Brackley Point Road, at 8, p. m..l Wednesday, October stn, with ad-l dresses explaining the Prince Ed-i ‘ward Island HospitalCampnign. and , an entertainment by Charlottetown,’

contributions at this meeting. " 7419-10-7-2i

MESSAGE OF SYMPATHY

The following telegram was receiv- ed Saturday by Mrs. Martin, widow of Rev. J. C. Martin. from Hon. J. L. Ralston. former Minister of Natitonal Defence. ‘

Yarmouth, N.S., Oct. 4, 1930. lvfrs. Major J. C. Martin,

Care Major J. A. MacKenzie, Char- lottetown. P.E.I.

I am shocked and distressed by the news of lvfajor Martin's death which

.personal loss. He. was a great man {Thousands of excomrades will mourn

heartfelt and deepest you. J. L. Ralston.

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BOXING

I am pleased a> say that from the applications received for sanctions, that the boxing in the Maritimes has i not suffered from the inroads of i professional promoters and ‘the rc- sults for the Championships" are vcry gratifying to all, BASKETBALL

‘The Basketball section of the Branch has been very active through- cut the year and under the guidw lng hand of the National Baskcttall Association and their Maritime

i BASEBALL

We have had considerable troublcl ‘during the past few years in con-I nection with baseball playoffs and I | lshould appreciate very much if all, present at the meeting today would Lcomider this mattrr very carefully so lthat we may erect a set of Jegulat- dons which will in future govern the lplay downs in the Maritimes after .they have been completed by the ,Baseball Associations in the sum-- lent provinces. I wish to congratulate ithe baseball associations for the splendid work they are at present do- lng and can say that; when the new regulations are in force we may eX- ect to get through our play downs with less disputing, etc.

HOCKEY

The Maritime Hockey Association is continuing under Mr. Schryer and Mr. White of Bathurst. and I am sure we ca.n receive their utmost sup port and co-operation throughout the winter and that they will receive ours. I may say that the Secretary and myself attended the annual meeting of the Hockey Association iu Halifax and again brought up the question of monies due the M. P. B. of A. A. U, of Canadaontl after a check un was made of the finan- cial standing of the Association it iwas agreed that nothing could be paid the branch at present.

Nev" luv” '1 “mack arm FIELD vertigo of stickness. Invaluable fori hands. face, and as a hair fixative. Wonderfully soothingand protective. l

v The interest in track and field has iincreased rather than dimliﬂsherl during the past year and the DB1‘-

l" ca“! i)‘ lformance of our athletes under the “used by liurisdiotion has been above the stan-

dard of other years. A great many meets took place throughout the prov inces for which sanctions were issued and I wish to pay an especial trib- ute to those associations in the Prov- .inces who are endeavoring to assist {ti-ark and field. The Maritime Cham- pionships took place in Halifax this

Tyne Valley. IYGHX’ and while it was not a financial 7407-10-74! ,5u¢5Q55 lg was otherwise and I am

very pleased to say that from the ‘competitors who took part. your sel- Iectlon committee selected five ath- letts and a coach t4; represent the ‘Maritime: at the Canadian Cham- i pionshlps in Toronto. The eWPQHM 0! one athlete was looked after by Acad- lia College and the Branch stood the ‘expense of the iremainder. showing at the Maritime and Canad-

Their

Former Island Priest Tendered Civic Banquet

Mﬂfe than 500 friends and trell- wishers of Reverend Father Thomas H. Trainor, Rector of Saint Joseph's Church. attended the civic banquet, held Sunday night in the Nickel Range Hotel in honor cf his 25th anniversary in the priesthood. $0‘ large was the crowd that it could not all be accommodated in the ball- room, the main banquet hall. and a hundred 0r more were served cu the mezzanine floor. coming into the main hall at the conclusion of the dinner.

The affair was. in every STU‘? of the word, a "civic" banqurt, Far-her Trill-nor numbers his friends among every religious denomination in the city and among every walk in life,’ and they turned out in large num- bers to honor him on the silver jub- ilee of hi5 Ordination, Mcmbrrg of parliament and legislature. the may-l or and alderman of the city. and the i mayor of Copper Cliff: priests. doc-- tors. lawyers. merchants, and fcilowl laborers in thevincyarcl of The lordl from other denominations. as well as: heads of the various civic and ser-i vice organizations with which Fain-l er Trainer. in hi5 until-lug cizergyq has been associated-wall attended to‘ add their mend oi congratulation to, the popular pastor. l

The keynote of the gathering was beat expressed by Dr. J.R. HurLu-l bise M.P., who declared that it in- dicated the spirit of comracleship‘ prevailing between the different peoples of Sudbury. "It is the good sympathy and fraternity engendered at such gatherings that makes good citizens," he said.

Following the conclusion of the dinner, and after those who had been served on the mezzanine floor congregated in the main hall, greet- ings were conveyed to the jubilarian by civic heads and leaders of organ- izations with which he is or has ' been associated. An illuminated ad- dress was presented him on behalf of Saint Joseph's Parish by Mr. P.'I'.' O'Gorman. and a presentation from‘ the Parish by Mr, L. O'Connor, one of the oldest members in the Pariah An address and presentation from Copper Cliff and Creighton Parishes from which he came to Sudbury. WES made respectively by Mr. D.J. Mac- Kinno-n and Mr. R..A. O‘Connor of Copper Cliff.

Addresses were given by Dr. J .R..

Hurtubise, M.P., Mr. A.E. Collins

of Copper Cliff, Hon. Chas. McCrea. M.P.P., Minister of Mines, and the

jubilarian. Mr. T. Murray lvlulligan “as chairman—Sudbu1‘.\’. Ont-- 5131? ' At he Mass celebrated by Father Trainor the morning of the cele-

bratlon there were present inwards of sixty priests.

Among those present at the ban- quet were three brothers of the lub- ilarian Reverend George Trainer of Vancouver, Mr. Cyril Trainer who was recently married by his brother Reverend Thos. 1-1.. and Mr. Peter C. ‘Prainor of the C.N.R. freisllt department, this city who was called

the ledger. The main item of ex-; penditure which the Branch had tol meet was the sending of our Athletes to Toronto telephore and tclcgraphz." In conclusion we are plraecd to, report that our experience during the past yrar \\‘.‘illfl lead us t; re-g port that increased activity 111 all‘ branches oi’ sport. will be shown ucxt year which will mean gcrrral pro- gress aloug thr line'- rlsJire-l by thr- Amateur Athletic Union of Canada.

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USY czccciiscs, appreciating the need for alert, ‘clear

thinking, rccivgnizc the tremendous importance of these two factors-health and cornforz—and know that health fol- lows Comfort.

Fill-flier, they rccoyviiitc the mental comfort of being well- (ll'f.'S$Ctl—-\\vlllt"ll starts from the skin outi No man can eel well-dressed if hc has :1 few yards of stretched out fsgric rolled around his legs, or flapping from out his sleeves;

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Go to your favourite store today. Feel the warmth-without- weight in the fabrics knit for men who spend most of their time in their offices; Ask the clerk to show you why Stanﬁcldk is better. Then buy it. A style and weight to meet every need, a price to suit every purse.

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A shoot was held at the Covc-,

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There will h! n shoot Wcdncsrl.1_x' iOct 8 and those who have not pmrl membership for kindly do so

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