lioiiin Hood Bike contest Winners

RLYIHOHG Ahearn, Alberton. is shown here with the streamlined new English bicycle he won on the

Robin Hood Bike Contest Radio

He answered the questions asked on the show

Shots‘, April 24th.

lifteate from a tRohin Hood product) with his entry.

The other winner was Nettle MacLlnden, New The Robin Hood Contest is easy to enter. and It simple question is asked on the Robin Hood Show.

Glasgow. N. S.

correctly, and included a box-top or guarantee cer-

every boy and girl has it chance to win. Every week Contestants are asked to send in their answer, with

their name and address, along with a gtutrsnlee certificate or box-top from any Robin Hood product. Send

entries to: will be given away to lucky boys

The Robin Hood Bicycle Contest care

of CFCY. or girls with the correct answer.

Every week. shiny new English bicycles

The Robin Hood Show is heard weekly on Saturday morning at 9:45 over Cl-‘CY.

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The Festiva‘. phone number is 6316. When you find it necessary to contact Festival officials at P. W. C. during the Festival weeks. please, ask for the Festival phone. so that. the college office will not. we bothered with our calls.

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Contestants in 2 halls at any one session will have their order of appearance adjusted if possible by the Presiding officer. The con- testant. shnuld I-nitiaci the presid- ing officer conccrncti well in ad- vance of the sessions in which dup- lications occur.

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A few changes in order of appear- ance of classes have been necessary since compiling the program. Con- ieatants for any one session are urged to he in the hall at the nrogram opening hour of the ses- sion.

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We acknowledsze and appreciate the. interest or Miss Elizabeth Mar- tin. Halifax, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. K. M. Martin, in preparing the artistic poster displayed in P. W. C. above the Membership desk. Your attention is drawn to the wrest. t.herr~nn. ricsiizned by Miss Martin. which won first prize in ‘.he P J7. 1. contest.

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Yesterday and in-day the Choral Reading and Folk Dancing classes held in I‘. W F are adjucaterl by Miss Holrn Yon, Miss Dorothy Walker and Major Mar‘Le0d. This afternoon Miss Yen will be adju- dicatlng in Summerside.

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The Publicity (‘ommittt-e wish to thank the Maritime Electric Co.. for their Fo.st.iv:il Display Window and the Press for their splendid to-operation with otir weekly col- tmn and other news items.

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matic service in 1920. Three years later he was Ireland's chief diplo- matic representatives ln Paris.

Appointed an Administrative Of- ficer in Ireland’: Department of External Affairs in 1925, three years later he became Assistant Secretary of that Department. a post he held for a decade. As As- sistant Secretary he served as a member of the Irish delegation to imperial Conference in i929 and 1930. and as a delegate to several League of Nations Assembles.

A number of honours have boon conferred upon Honourable Mr. Murphy, including Laval Univer- sity degrees of Doctor of Laws in 1952. Before he left his diplo- matic post in France in 1950. he was created it Grand Officer of the French Legion of Honour.

He is married and has fotir chil- dren.

Very Reverend Frederick J. Lynch. S.J.. is a native of Bed- ford. P. E. l.. where he was born in 1908. After attending St. Dun- stan‘s College from 1924 to 1927,

When it came to

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it didn't take the people long to find out who had 'em!

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he took up his studies for the priesthood.

Father Lynch received his sem- inary training at the Je suit Novitiate in Guelph. Ontario. Or- dained to the priesthood in 1940. Father Lynch has discharged various teaching duties at Loyola University in Montreal. the Jesuit Novitiate in Guelph. and the Jesuit Seminary in Toronto. Father Lynch was appointed Rector of the Tor- onto institution in 1947, a post he held for nearly three years.

in l950 Father Lynch was named President of St. Mary's University in Halifax. Under his rectorship the spacious and attractive new building of St. Mary's has been

constructed. Recognized in university circles as an outstanding administrator

and educator, Father Lynch is also well known for his generous hos- pitality. St. Dunstan‘: athletes and debaters particularly regard him as an alumnus who has made St. Mary's "a home away from home for Islanders.“

Father Lynch is a frequent vis- itor to Prince Edward Island. where he has many relatives and countless friends.

Pege 18 The Guardian lotus-thy. May 1. 1954

GITY AND DISTRIBT

IAVI EIGHT DOLLARS on your C. O. M. Bicycle at the Bike Shop.

TINY TOTE have whittled prices down to pint size. March right in and save a lot of money.' ‘

TINY TOTE‘ have whittled prices down to pint size. March right in and save a lot of money,‘

TINY T01‘! have whittled prices down to pint size. March right in and save a lot or money.

APIDIAL TODAY at Stewart Bakeries. sunny Otrenge Cue. true orange flavor Hid moist tender eating qualitieu

BUY A CAKE FOB MOTHER at the Tiny 'Iloi.s shop. sgtui-day, May sen. 2.30 p. m. to 5.00 p. m.

103 VARIETY in fancy breads try onnge. Banana or Date and Nut at Stewart Bakeries.

IOIOIITY MEETING —— The Beta Chapter of the Phiat Sorority held their business supper meet-

Do Your Spring Gardening tin EASY Way . . .

David Bradley “Super Power” GARDEN TRACTOR

249.95

825.00 Down — Easy Term; Plow Atta.climent—$32.5o

$28.50

I-Sweep Cultivator

$22.75

Id “super Power" do the work for you Q“.

ing at the Y. M. C. A. Th . day. Avril 29th. The miniffes Du‘ "Inn" sp"‘n‘—‘nd In an Y”. °‘ ﬂ" ’°“' ’ 1/3 read end a financial report given ﬂ.P. engine has big “ ‘ 11141.‘, ,1

by the Treasurer. A report we given on the number of tickets sol to data for the Beauty Capsul Clinic. Committees were forms

$18.95 to look after the sale of tickes and preparation of the lunch f r‘ tn“ eutﬂn" Com. In In‘ .°° “'

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The members we ei asked to meet at the Y. M. C. You are invited In the SIMPSONS-SEARS I-rector demonstration at the chuiottetown Experimental Farm this altetnoon gun. ing at two o'clock. Como, bring your friends. See the new '.I‘s-l-Track as well II the Supasvfowerr.

to set up the gym and prep e Satisfaction or Money Refunded -- SIMPSONS-SEARS STORE — 129 Kent Street

versatile athclsmente. Ideal for anal] mg-.. age gardening, brush cutting. snow ylowﬁn"

part of the lunch. At the con- clusion of the meeting seven girls were inducted into the Phil Gamma Sorority. '

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~ ENTRY FORM RURAL IIEAUTIFICATION‘ COMPETITIONS 1954 IMPORTANT — ALI. BLANKS MUST BE COMPLETED

School or Com munity)

3. School District

4. (‘ouniy

Veterans‘ Contest, Roadside Improvement.

8. Fee enclosed $1.00 ..

and mail tu:—

Rural

o. If School or Community. name sponsoring body. i.e., Vi'0n1cn's Institute, Trustees, Community Club. etc.

6. If School or Community, name Secretary sponsoring group.

7. Underline whatever items in the contest you wish to enter for:—— Home Improvement Competition. Travel Bureau Prize. Flower Gardens. Out- standing Home Competition, School Improvement, Community Improvement, Building Improvement,

Cemetery

(Yes or No)

Cut out this entry form — COMPLETE FULLY

RURAL B\EAUTIFICATION SOCIETY .

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