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my heart More. precious to me than silver - or gold “ it’s a picture of my darling moth-

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Lovingly remembered and sadly missed by her daughter Mary, Mrs. Allan J. Campbell.

CARD OF THANKS

T wish to thank all my friends who sent me so many nice cards, letters, treats and presents and ali those who came. to visit me on my 100th birthday. A sincere thanks to them all.

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Mrs. Fred Ford, Hunter River, wishes to express her kindest thoughts and appreciation to Doc-' nurses and staff of the P.E_I. Hospital, also relatives, friends, during her recent illness.

Words cannot express our ap- preciation to all our kind friends and neighbors, Crystal Chapter _No. 23, Air Force Benevolent So- ciety, Rev. Mr. Ware, and those who collected«for the fire fund to help us get started back in busifess again after our recent loss. Melville and _ Eudavill Weeks. =

Agents Wanted

AGENTS — PLEASANT WAY¢ to earn as a neighborhood Re- presentative fer Avon Cosmetics Openings for capable mature women. We train you. Territor- ies available in Hunter's River and North Rustico. For inter- view write at once Mrs. R.G. Dunn, 16 Princess St., Mone- ton, N.B. -

“MONEY? MONEY? “Let me start you in business on my capiiai with a net weekly earnings of more ‘than $75.00, handling in your neighborhood,

250 fast repeating necessities in-

cluding Tea, Coffee, Toiletries,

Medicines, Insecticides, Farm

lines, in established City or rural

Paula routes. Experience un-

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low mileage. Perfect condition. Cash sale, or will trade for ‘good used car. Write, Guardian-

1955 FORD TUDOR, RADIO, Heater and new tires. Price $1195. Can be financed. Must sell. Phone 8277. :

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FOR RENT 5 ROOM APART- ment 2nd floor heated and con- _. tinuous hot water. Write. | Charlottetown

: — A FOR RENT — SMALL~ HOUSE with water and electricity on paved highway 8 miles from city. Suitable for retired couple or small family. George Mac-

Kay, Brackley Road. Rent

“Wanted To

6 OR 7 ‘ROOM HOUSE OR AP- artment in or near Charlotte- town, Please write Guardian - Patriot Box 16219. :

1957 CHEVROLET BEL-AIR SEDAN. Low Mileage. EVERETT DONALD, KENSINGTON

For Sale

“SEASONAL CLEARANCE

SENSATIONAL BUYS IN NEW AND USED GAS APPLIANCES EXAMINE* THESE PRICES —

Enterprise Combination oi & Gas stove. Regular $425.00. Now selling at $282.95. Two only.

Enterprise Fully automatic 30” Stove. Regular $359.00. Now selling at $259.95. One only.

Enterprise standard 30" Stove, Regular $263.00. Now selling at $176.95

Enterprise 36" Fully automatic gas stove. Regular $359.00. Now selling at $250.95. One only.

Enterprise 23". standard gas stove, automatic oven ignition. Regular $210. Now selling at $137.95.

McClary Combination oil and gas stove. Regular $439.95: Now selling at $341.95. One only.

McClary 30". Fully automati¢ gas stove. Regular $369.95. Now selling at $267.95. One only.

McClary 30° Semi automatic gas stove. Regular $298.95. Now sefl- ing at $221.95. One oply.

RCA Victor 36" Fully automatic gas stove, top grill. Regular $325.00. Now selling at $259.95. One only. ‘

Findlay 23" ‘Standard gas _ stove, Regular $142.95. Now selling at $119.95. :

COMMERCIAL GAS STOVES ©

Garland 283H. Six open top burners, griddle, oroiler and two large ovens. Regular $608.00. Now selling at $541.95.

DOMESTIC WATER HEATERS

Coleman 16.7 gallons. $109.50. Now selling at $89.95.

Crown Chrystalglas 16.7 gallons.

Regular $110.25. Now selling at $89.95.

COMMERCIAL WATER HEATER

Burkey 38 gallons. Regular $279.50. Now selling at $189.95. One only.

GAS DRYERS. \

Universal 660 Electric ignition Regular $360.00. Now selling at $260.00.

USED. GAS APPLIANCES. ‘DOMESTIC GAS STOVES.

McClary 23” Fully automatic gas stove Now selling at $175.00

McClary -30” Three top burn ens. 16” oven, a bargain at $75.00

Preway Trailer ‘condition $50.00

Enterprise coal & wool & Gas combination stove, firebox re-

stove. Good

$175.90.

Enterprise Iron Prince coal & wood stove. Firebox renewed. Suitable for cottage $40.00.

Martin Gas Floor Furnace, hardly used. Now selling at $129.95.

COMMERCIAL GAS STOVES.

Garland Hot Top Now selling at $250.00

Garland Dinette, good -condi- tion, now selling at $200.00.

NO TRADE-INS. AT THESE SPECIAL PRICES CALL, PHONE OR* WRITE. CREDIT TBRM AVAILABLE

ISLAND PROPANE GAS LIMIT. ED, 58 GRAFTON’ STREET, CHARLOTTETOWN AND WAT ER STREET, SUMMERSIDE, P.E.I. APPLES: RUSSET, DELICIOUS Couriland, Spy, etc. At house instead of stand, %2 mile up Aix- port Road. Mrs. Wm. Wheatley. Phone 5020) “ ZAKEM’S YOUR LUCKY DOL- lar store are featuring Blue Ribbon tea bags 100. in pkg. for 7iets. ; NEW SINGER VACUUM CLEAN. er, start at $59.50. Write or phone for a free demonstrat- ion Singer Sewing Centre, 164

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newed. ~\ Showroom ~— condition.

ford MacKay's Stanley Bridge.

Owner Stanley Bridge Rink Co. HOUSE CLEANING SPECIAL:

Wallpaper, room lot’ special Furniture; Bedroom _ suites; Chesterfields; Studio couch; Kitchen Chrome sets and floor coverings. Firestone Home and Auto. 187 Great George Street. :

FOR SALE: 1 FISHING BOAT 36 ft. long. In good condition. Apply Amos Bilacquiere, North Rustico, P.E.I.

PLYWOOD TRUCK BOX TO FIT 57,58,59 ‘2 ton Ford or Mer- cury truck. Phone Covehead 6-2 or apply Lorne Kielly.

FOR SALE: . THREE -2 YEAR ald shortharn cattle also seven - year olds. Apply Stephen Mec- Quaid, Bonshaw.

SINGER SEWING MACHINE (Treadie) almost new. Apply P.O. Box 421 Montague.

FOR SALE — HOIST AND GRA- vel box. Francis McCarron, Brooklyn. Phone Montague 180- 32, .

FOR SALE — CLYDESDALE horse 3 years old, broken. Also large holstein shorthorn cow to freshen in April. Apply Kit Smith, New Perth.

._FOR SALE: STANDARD BRED Gelding (Mitchell) bé Chief. Counsel, dam Miss Bella Mar- tin. record 2.09. Priced for quick sale.

FOR SALE: STANDARD BRED Gelding (Mitchell) ,by Chief “Counsel, dam Miss Bella Mag- tin. Record 2.09. Priced for quick sale. Gordon Jeffery, Al- berton.

6 CYLINDER GRAY MOTOR. Apply Craig Bell, White Sands or phone Murray River 11-5.

AUCTION “45” SCORE CARDS

for sale at Guardian-Patrio

Centrai Printing. :

INGLIS WASHER WITH NEW electric motor. In good condi- tion. $50.00. Dial 3645. .

20 WATT HI-FI. AMPLIFIER complete with changer and car- tridge after 5:30 p.m. Phone 9137.

BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY the undersigned until Saturday March 14, 1959, for the purchase of 98 acres of woodland situat- ed at Dundas Centre. Lloyd Jenkins, Winsloe.

STEAM BOILER

FOR SALE 16H. P. COAL FIRED

May be seen in operation.

SEAMAN’S BEVERAGES LTD.

- Farmers Market

30 WEANER-GIGS, ALSO HOME canned chickery. Melville Weeks, Fredericton, P.E.1. Phone Hun- ter’s River, 27-31.

BUYING GOOD YOUNG PIGS top market price. Farm pick-up until ‘noon Wednesday. P.° A. MacDonald.

LIKE RIPE ‘TOMATOES? THEN be sure to plant the new EXTRA EARLY SCOTIA var- iety. Complete catalogue free Vesey’s Seeds, York.

FOR SALE: LARGE WHITE PE- kin ducklings and _ goslings. Price list available upon re- quest. Tryon Hatchery, North Tryon.

FOR SALE — QUANTITY OF baled hay. Will sell reasonably. Cecil Nicholson, North Wiltshire

FOR SALE: QUANTITY OF — grain 90efS per bu. Phone

WANTED — HEREFORD on Shorthorn calves. purebred sire. Phone Hunter's River 27-31.

BURNS CHICK HATCHERY now n, a special breed for every need. Noonan Street . Summerside. Dial 3337.

FOR SALE: MILCH COW AY- - shire, second calf. Due to fresh- en March 25th. Apply Gordon Shaw. > : .

.reading Sebago potatoes. A. Phillips Harrington.

FOR SALE — PRESSED STRAW

LOVE AND EAT

Master Chick Starter Krums With ZOALENE Science newest, most promising COCCIDIOS + Al : Contains every recognized nutrient properly balanced, builds chicks’ resistance. promotes rapid even and sturdy §rowth. * Get benefits of the most EXTENSIVE COMMERCIAL FEED RE- SEARCH in CANADA. Buy MASTER FEEDS from your loca! Master dealer Ivan Kerry Rep. Phone 5455

FOR SALE — 2 TONS BALED hay, and straw also a quantity certifiel Erban oats, Albert Bruce, Pownal.

FOR SALE — 2 SOWS DUE TO farrow April 12h and May 5th. $100.00 pair. Earl Anderson, Dunstaffnage, phone 7667.

FOR SALE — A LARGE QUAN- tity of baled hay. Apply Earl. Quinn, Lake Verde, Prince Ed-— ward Ishand. ‘

FOR SALE — 5 SOWS DUE TO farrow May June. Wilbert MacKenzie, illview, P-.E.I.

Female Help Wanted

EXPERIENCED MAID FoR’ housework and plain cooking for one adult. Sleep in. Even- ings free. Write Guardian - Pat- riot, Box M15620, Charlottetown.

HOUSEKEEPER BY DAY TWO children. Experience necessary Phone 6815.

WAITRESS WANTED. EXPER- ience not necessary. Apply in pérson to Modern Café \174 Queen St. :

WANTED — HOUSEKEEPER for middle aged lady. Good‘ wages. Apply Mrs. Bruce, Na-' tional Employment Office. ~

Lost & Found

LOST FRIDAY LADY’S BLACK

one pair of dark rimmed glasses in case. Finder please dial 9175

‘OST: MAN’S WRIST. WATCT in Charlottetown, Wednesday. March 4th. Finder Please phone 7644.

Male Help Wanted >

%AWLEIGH BUSINESS

open in Charicttetown and Prince County. Trade well es- tablished. Excellent opportun-

.Rawleigh’'s Dept. C-470-189, 4005 , Montreal. MARRIED MAN WANTED FOR farm work in Charlottetown area. House provided. Apply

ity. Full time. Write at once!’

eon mow ance. Resuaaealp =x REAL ESTATE priced. Also 1937 Chevrolet car. THE astrew fewniwes 3-7 ae In good running order. Priced i ' Wanted To Buy ick . Apply 227 King - Surest or aial S000 For Sale Ferniers ; Market’ [A TaN ee bet i FOR SALE ONE PIANO GOOD). i Write Box 15834, Charlotte- FOR SALE. condition. Can”be seen at Cran- eet a oe town Guardian, stating price.

location, etc.

For Sale

75 ACRE-FARM AT KINGSTON House and barn in good repaér. Electricity. Mrs. Fred Hansen, Kingston, P.E.L.

FARM FOR SALE

70 acre farm in high state of cultivation. Build- ings in good repair. Equip- ped with electricity, bath- room and running water, \, miles from pavement. May be partially financed to the right person.

ELL,

Apply— — ; ROBERT JEW ~~ Meado®

FARM FOR SALE

87 acres of land, seven miles from on paved highway. Wired for electric power, good house. Approximately 75 acres of good high and dry land. Balance has a good stand of lumber, quarter mile from railway _ siding, one mile from lumber mill, school, store, and church. Terms to suit purchaser.

Apply—

G. S. MacKAY, co Firestone Home

Auto “7;

FOR’SALE.

100 acre farm at North River, 6 miles from Char-

fur timed gloves near Capitol lottetown, one mile from you earn. Greatest’ comfort Theatre. Finder please call 98° Trans-Canada Highway. 90 at less cost. Contact us for LOST — MONDAY, MARCH 2ND, | acres clear with good free estimates, Phone 6426

dwelling, large barn, gar-

age. Water and electricity throughout; also brook. Priced to sell.

Apply :-

REG. BUTLER,

Simpsons-Sears or Phone 7471

Room & Board

WANTED MIDDLE AGED WO- man to share room. FE willing to help with work, board reason-

_ WANTED Eeoudtanced Presser.

Female preferred.

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RENTAL —

Houses & Apartments

FURNISHED ROOMS ON SEC-

ond floor, heated, suitable for

working girls or gentleman.

Apply 175 Sydney St:

3 ROOM UNFIRNISHED AP- artment on third floor. %25.00 per month. Dial 8765. &

FOR RENT SPACIOUS BUSINESS

PREMISES in Modern

Building—central heating.

Now made up’ into five!

large rooms for display —

offices and storage — 1200

sq. ft. of space. Could be

used for trade work —

Reasonable rent — Base-

ment Block building — 158 |

Apply Edward Roach, Aubura,

-Great George Street, Charlotte- tows. Phone "4551, * ; a y

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box M 16215, Guardian, Char-| able. Phone 3266 or 52 Upper me | ee Sis Men & Women Schools, Instructions LEARN HAIRDRESSING — WO-

men Wanted — Great Oppor- tunity — Better,Pay. Pleasant work.. Catalogue ‘Free. Write

—Marvel- Hairdressing —School,- Bloor Street, Toronto. Branch- es — Hamilton — OttawafCan- ada’s National System.

Sales Help Wanted |

CUDMORE'S __|- — : DRY CLEANERS Opportunity For Three. Salesman or Phone 4922 Saleslady with good car. > World’s largest company Miscellaneous of its kind, presenting fine BOOKING ORDERS For Products in the home. _ strawberry shooks and crates. ‘ i F Write Guardian - Patriot A Chester Handrahan, Go PEL Pi Box M16213, Charlotte- town. Interview will be

held in Charlottetown first week in April.

Services Offered _ EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL

CORRECTLY REPAIRED Factory Parts Only

STOREY ELECTRIC , 136 Prince Street ‘PHONE 7341

UILDINGS MOVED, HAVE your buildings moved’ in win- ier. Reasonable rates. Leas strain on plastered buildings. or particulars, dial 5909. John O'’Connon, Hope River. ‘LEVISION AND RADIOS repaired. Prompt service by fully equipped experts. Costs are lower when repairs are done properly. Pick up and de- livery, service. Island Radio

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—|FOR Wiring of the Replacement . of

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Phone Charlottetown: 8506 — Summerside 8031 — Montague 97-2 — Souris

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the Replacement of the West Shed on the Railway Wharf at Charlotte- town, Queen‘’s County, Prince Edward Island.

SEALED TENDERS addressed to the undersigned and endorsed “TENDERS

the West Shed on Railway Wharf, Charlottetown” ‘will be received in the office of the District Engineer until Noon, Monday, March 16, 1959.

Details and form of tender can be obtained at the office of the District Engineer, Department of . Public Works, Canada, P.O. Box 1268, Char- lottetown, P. E. I.

Lowest or any tender no

sarily accepted. :

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C. W.. CURRIE, District. Engineer, P. E. 1.

Services Offered ‘ NOTICE

Larry's Snack-Bar

will open today at 268 Grafton St. Phone 9028

BUILDINGS RAED OR -MOV- ed foundations; put in don’t | wait till we all busy do it | to-day. Phone be ina ELECTRICAL WIRING For all your wiring and repairs at reasonable cost, contact—

ARTHUR RODD,

Electrical Contractor

Charlottetown, R.R. 6

Phone 5907

MODERN FUMIGATING SER- vice Exterminators for Roach- es, bed bugs, rats, insects, etc. Free Estimates. Guaranteed satisfaction. Phone or Write Modern Fumigating Service H. R. Quinn, Prop. P.O. Box 451 Charlottetown, Phone 8727.

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Insulate Now

The earlier you insulate the greater. the savings

White Mobile truck on Call

. Pioneer Insulators In Maritimes

Head office

Northern Insulators Co. of Canada Ltd. Bayside Drive,

St. John, N.B. Work Wanted -

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SEALED TENDERS add?essed to the undersigned and endorsed “TENDERS FOR ting and Plumbing of Re- placement of West Shed on Railway Wharf, Charlottetown” will be re- ceived in the office of the District Engineer until Noon, Monday, March 16, 1959. .

Details and form of tender can be obtained at the offite of the Dis- trict Engineer, Department ,of Public Works, Canada, P. O. Box 1268, Char- lottetown, P. E. |. Foe + ig Lowest or any tender not neces- sarily accepted. r Department of Public Works, Canada.

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Tuesday and went’ down to de- feat for. the last time in league play at the hands of the Saints. Paced by Dick Tingley, who fir- ed two goals and assisted on the other twe, the saints edged the

Wa Views Moved

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WANTED

Young man |8 years of age or over to learn automative retailing, must . be alert aggressive and ambitious and able to furnish

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Cha rlottetown.

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Free-for-all Trot Free-for-all Pace ................

Trophy to winner Entrance

by March 9th.

1D. K. MacLeod, President;

Phone 4919

Victoria Driving Club Ice Meet

13 &14

see ten eran eeeeenees

Purse $250.00 Purse $250.00

To be raced in 3 dashes

of each Free-for-all fee $10.00

Six other. classified events —3 Dashes — Purse $60.00 each class Entrance Fee $5.00

Entrance must be in the hands of the undersigned

A. B. Cutcliffe, Sec’y-Treas. Phone 4433

PROFESSIONAL CARDS

BARRISTERS,

6275.

USED MILKING MACHINE. Write shating . make, age an : price to Guardian Patriot Box

__M15843, Charlottetown. ‘|

WANTED — USED BENCH SAW,

wil, or without |

| Office, Souris. eRe |USED ‘BABY CARRIAGE .IN_ good condijion. Phone 3126.

WANTED ALE BOTTLES, PINTS

or quarts. Dial 8595.

Teachers Wanted

TEACHERS FOR THE UNITED Baptist Bible Training School, Moncton, N.B. Specialists in English, French, Science, Music Guidance and Physical Educa- tion desired for the high schgol and first year college (Senior | Matrics) Departments. Adeq- uate salaries and fringe bene- “fits. Apply to the Principal, Rev. Don Mitton.

Teachers Wanted

“RD.A. PROTESTANT CENTRAL SCHOOL BOARD

invites applications from Pro- testant teachers ‘for Elementary

ing specialists in History - Geo-

graphy, Industrial Arts, and Commercial (Pitman) for the 1959-60 school year.- Modern

schoolg at Danville, Drummond- ville, Richmond and Windsor, Starting Salaries:

Women - $2250. - $5900;

Men - $2400. - $6200. ‘ depending on qualifications and experiénce.' Marital status al- lowance to $500. Other benefits.; Address applications and in-

Centre 136 Gt. George Street Phone 6021, ‘

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quiries to The Supervisor, Box 207, Quebee.

~ Wanted To Buy.

and High School positions includ-|,

SOLICITORS, Ete.

M. A. Farmer, Q.C., LL.B. Bank of Commerce Bidg. Palmer & Haslam Gank of Nova Scotia Bldg.

| 123 Kent St.

Chiropractor

Dr. W. BR. Carson. 201 Prince $t. Dial 6432

Optometrists

J. A. Carruthers, B.0. Dial 561:

Peake & Nicholson - 175 Grafton Street

J. A. McGuigan, B.A.

J. S. Taylor,’ R.O. *

Kent & Queen Sts. fice 9133 — Helse 4756

Currie. Bldg. Dial 9424 Queen %. Architect Ian M. MacLeod, LL.B. J. F. Toombs, B. Arch ie dee as Currie Bldg. 179 Queen $t.| 140 Richmond St. , Dial 3865 ee G. Keith Pickard i ° 8. “Arch. M.R. A. 1. predere A tars | tik MB Le Reem 207 “Demision ‘Building ; en: : as ley’s Soe — Dial 2936 ROBERT G. MacLEOD, Peter A. McNeil B.A., L.L.B. ARCHITECT ‘ei | 166 Gt. Gee. St Charlottetown a ee = Phone 4339 P.O. Bex 513 Services Offered Electrical Mimeographing, Bookkeeping, Engineer Stenography = Mrs. Helen Acorn E. S. Chandler 2 Brighton Road, B.Sc. (EE), M.£.1C, P Eng. Charlottetown = - 16] QUEEN ST. Dial 6349 PHONE 8325

CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS

~ McDONALD, CURRIE & CO. . COOPER BROTHERS & CO.

Currie Bldg. : Charlottetown rnd senen H. R. DOANE & COMP. + 148 Great George St. Charlottetown ; Biel 6347 — 6548 ’ . P. ©. Nex 187 \ ARTHUR J. GARRETT -_ PALMER BUILDING Charlottetown a eS nate -oee Dis! 5321

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locals on the short end. :

However, the Saints came on strong Wednesday evening to de- feat Prince of Wales 40-31. Mahar found the range again and came ~ out ata scoring slump to while Lavers collec 10. _ The chances of the Saint$ obtaining a playoff berth hinge on so many circumstances, that we dare not make a prediction at thils late date.—Let it suffice to say that they are not out of the running. No matter which’ teams are in the finals, we should see some very good ball before the season

closes. : ANNANDALE COMBINES

Joe Maher’s Juniors took to the ice for their fourth game of the. season on Tuesday evening to do battle with the visiting Combin- es, who made the long trip to the University despite the poor driv- fng conditions and heavy snow. With little effort the visitors took the lead in the first period and

was»suspended due.to the amount of time consumed by other activi- ties, to determine the league wine ner for this season. The finals will be counted on the basis of total pinfall, with the highest pin fall today gaining a “‘bye’’ until the final round.

In regular league play, John Whalen came out with the high single and the high average, whereas Gerry ian sae high three and the Junior No. I squad had high pinfall, both on the bas- is of thrée games and on the bas is of one game, a sure sign that they are a team to be aware of in the final matches. PHILOSOPHERS’ DAY Today is the day on which those taking philosophy at the Univer- sit? celebrate the feast of - St. Thomas Acquinas, patron schools and scholars,-and the oc- casion willbe marked with suit- . able actiyities. The annual dinner will be at the Charlottetown Hotel at 7 p.m. and the guest oy will be—Dr,_John Malon- ey, M.B. C.M. Special guest will include- His Excellency Bishop MacEachern and Monsignor John Sullivan, Rector of the Uni- versity, Mass will be celebrat- ed at eleven o'clock in the Unk versity chapel.

ALUMNI ENJOY RINK .. The Alumni of S@Dunstan’s enjoyed_the benefits of the new rink over the week-end as they took over the structure’ foh the evening and, according to some _ relived the days of old ° with a hockey match between the, old pros and then a skate which was énjoyed by all. This is the first time that the Alumni have used the rink and we sincerely hope that they derived as much enjoyment fom their outing as the students do when they use the facilities now present. We also hope that the Association sees fit to return again for a sim- ilar event in the very ear future, and-continues to do so from tme

ANNUAL RETREAT

The annual retreat will be held at the Uniersity this week. H begins on Thursday evening and ‘terminates Sunday.’ All students“ are urged to make a good retreat this year and to derive all the spiritual rewards made possible through this religious event. Sin- ce the spirit of lent has been ad- opted by the majority. an addi tional penance and silence ane close co-operation should not be to hard to, achieve for these three days. As yet, we do not know the but there is no sters | a

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