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the georgetown herald wednesday evening april 2nd 1941 pfefee ito war savins salada the varsity celebrates its diamond jubilee varsity the undergraduaie newspaper of the university of o baa j celebrated its 60th anniversary by publwirilr a 60jiage issue between its covers there is passed in review au phases of life at the university since its beginning in lsst the origiruu lte was 164 acres of farm lend in muddy york a mile north of the city limits then queen street the motto on tie coat of arms of the university ja as a tree may it grow through all the ages and as a tree it has grown until now it takes 60 buildings to house it which with its federated colleges have a value of 17 millio of dollars the number of students in attendance averages about 8000 and the complet staff numbers 1037 bungs college a nonnlenomlnatlonal institution opened in 1843 with 36 students viotoria college was founded just 100 years ago at oobourg by the mettoodists and in 1892 came to queen s part as a f eder ated college of the u of t trinity an anglican college was founded in 1851 as a protest against the godlessness of kings college and was model led on the e universities in 1852 higher education for catholics had its b and in 1881 st michaels college was affiliated with the u o t knox wyclifte and qnmanuel are three theological col leges which became federated with u of t in 1875 1886 and 1928 respec tlvely the university of toronto has a rich store of memories but dis putes over religion and politics and jealousy played havoc with its early development v m the beginning at kings college the only subjects taught were the classics english and mathematics then in 1856 university college was built and still dominates the main campus the school oi practical science had its beginning in 1877 it now has 4500 graduates and is one of the foremost engineering colleges an the continent the tacuhty of dentistry was established in 1875 the first in the british empire the ontario college of pharmacy had its beginning in 1882 and in 1890 the faculty of law was established in 1907 the faculty of forestry the smallest on the campus but perhaps the most versatile was founded and so today a student may get inslrucdon in almost any subject that he may choose it was not until 1885 that the first woman was allowed to enter the halls of learning and attend lectures coeducation was deemed dangerous to both sexes fttm tftf women have held an increasingly t role in university life in 1888 st hildas college lor women was founded the milan massey building was presented to the university in 1013 and the department of household science opened- today women students may attend any faculty or college of the unlveralty with the possible exception of forestry in special courses are available in tiring in feminine sports great strides have been made the college girl today is an athlete as well as a student inte honours have hmi ftifl nm to in hnfitortth hockey tta and swimming at present you will find the women students very active in war work the women s service tvwtn detachment watdj is an innovation of thin war and includes rflsnorn in transport nursing office ad- nwasteatlon rood administration and abj the women s war service committee has also been organised to coordinate the work of graduates i n i i faculty wives stall ft and huge parcels of tghiv sup plies knitted goods and soldiers coxnforts have been seat overseas a aubconunctee flfr in looking after evacuee children and in addition many graduates in occupational therapy and physiotherapy are now serving overseas so university woman are doing their share of war work one of ay most interesti fea of the txanvmrl jnhttee issue of tfoft vnthjty u thf wnww referencas to undergraduates who haveslnofi gained r in th life of our country w l1l king is m t ss being on thetjjireciorate of the varsity as leading a fiery students strike in which arthur mfigr did net join as running the half mile while doing post graduate work at chicago howard g ferguson as business manager of the varsity got 75 of the student subscriptions paid in advance in 1896 b k sendsreu con tributed an article on the inftnence of the btoyche on poetry eddie tjtsfi j sprained his ankle at nv practice in 1900 a best seller richard carvelv by winston cfaurohlll was reviewed m the varsity in 1118 the enure dental freshmen class joined the dental corps m a nmssenustanent in january ims llool john moc 0 o w writer of in loaaaers fields died on active service in 1914 ernest mjyfllrthan university organist was studying in germany and taken pris oner in all 5000 varsity men were on active service overseas from 191418 throughout the jubilee issue of the varsity you win ond also many interesting references to students residences college athletics campus life and cultural activities- among the most interesting is an account of file royal visit and the luncheon served their majesties in the ores hall at hart bouse some of our readers no doubt are graduates of the university of toronto some of you have husbands or brothers or sons that are but whether you are a graduate or not you will find much to interest you m the jubilee issue of the varsity i believe copies are still avail able if you wish to send for one t t t t the bed cross makes an appeal a terse cable from the canadian red cross headquarters in london england received here recently calls for unlimited quantities of blankets quilts and relief clothing at once further shipments of socks sweaters scarves helmets gloves mitts pyjamas bed jackets dressing gowns t bandages and wash cloths will be urgently needed we have already disposed of 1211657 articles since the first of the year all the available supplies for which there was a demand the cable concluded by a later cable a requisition came for half million surgical dressi these figures illustrate the urgency of britain s desperate need already more articles have been distributed in the first three months of this year than in the whole of 1640 unceasing air raids have created staggering demands for relief and if the spring brings greater military activity the demands will be still further increased what does this urgent appeal mean to us as individuals it means that each of us must double the amount of work we have done in the past it means too that those who for one reason or another nave sought themselves too busy to do red cross work must find somehow the time to knit or sew or make surgical dressings it must not be saw of canadian women that when the need is so great we failed to do our ttt let me remind you then give to the world the best you have and the best shall come bock to you ta- madeline bridges book reviews v tbaotby taylor ambassador of goodwlh by helen hasted longmans green 135 adults and children alike will love tanothy taylor the wsj- a vwlrjad english boy who came to america to live with his mot ojctschwl friend aunt lee he is no refugee ruraimg my wm dancer his father explains that in war ewhonejounig and ov- seaiobuiat uaaked of him and so httto tan sets out to bs storv is written in simple verse you afend ot tkrts home sue fte and dow thajr manaced in an alrrau and ot bis lamer m acsrcsntffisns- uflsw ssjamjbabjd man 2d aim lee itm he reoojnue by a striped red hanoksnrdef aba is iron am told of bis new borne a household thetsema l hara siscettts ssored general is the only ant j ufta st cmwtth susan but h tries bis best to bo a good 2j itsjirh little doc aooean she loo be- cones his mend sunday school lesson christ prcnaiaes power sunday apbil 9111 1841 ooldkn text but ye shall receive power after that the holy ghost is come upon you and ye shall be witnesses unto m both in jerusa lem and in all judaea and in sa maria and unto the uttermost part of the earth acts 1 8 lesson pabsaoe acts 1 1 12 and worm sweet tender even yet a present help is he and faith has still its olivet and love its galilee j q whlttler the acts of jens 1 sl luke wrote his gospel to tell his friend thsopbllus of all that jesus began both to do and teach he wrote his second book the acts of the apostles as a sequel to his first in effect it is what jesus con unued to do and to teach through his apostles what a contrast between the amall beginnings that luke knew and the achievements of which church history tells us luke knew only of a few thousand christians at most in a small corner of the world we know that one third of the people now alive may in some sense be called chris tian luke wrote two books to form a friend these books now in the new testament have been circulated in the bible to the number of five nun died and twenty million copies in the past one hundred and thirty five years christ taught publicly for three years and he is now teaching the whole world through literature the church and the example or christians and christ s work on earth is only well begun transformed men e 3 instead of this long view of the centuries let us now look at the sud den tiansformation of a group of eleven men at the time of the ar rest and trial of jesus these fol lowers of christ had yielded to panic and cowardice but that was not the end of the story christ was not through with them yet he had train ed them for perhaps two dosen mon ths and returned to them to com plete their training he shewed him self to them gave them directions and spoke to them of the things per tainlng to the kingdom of god these taansformatlons in attitude are still happening a broadcast from an air raid shelter in the heart of bombed london tells of timid women losing fear of rough men becoming gentle of cynical persons discovering reality in prayer conditions for religious ex perience could hardly be less favour able but the speaker quoted with god all things are posawjae by means of the contagious spirit of christians one may learn from snoth er the secret of victorious living through faith in god a rrssatss eeealfcw 4 5 there are stages in christian ex perience think for instance of the people who went out to the jordan volley tobe baptised by john the baptist what happened there was real religion john txdly baptised with water he led people to repentance they were sensitised morally but it was elementary conscience education christ promised something better and it came at pentecost the coming of the holy spirit meant more than i and forgi it brought power and high purpose it gave coin age and conviction men who had been lonewolfing learned to work to gether the dlaflnles became a s group of men of whom it was said that they turned the world uj down how did it happen they waited upon god in prayer and with faith instead of settiajcout in their own strength they depe upon god this new experience of gods presence came because christ helng assembled together with them had told them what to do john the baptist truly baptised with water but christ rave a baptism of the holy spirit that could only be likened to lire keeeivtng power 6 8 the disciples asked the risen christ for a blue print of the future what would be the fate of the hebrew na tion would they be freed from the roman yoke even yet the apostles were thinking politically jesus told them that they would have to walk by faith not by sight that bagger things were afoot than a national re volution or imperial overthrow they were to receive power to be witnesses to christ both in jerusalem and in all judaea and in samaria and to the uttermost part of the earth christ told the men who had been thinking of earthly thrones that their vocation was to be missionaries for this high carrolls i ajfafeta qawtmlo apricots 2 apple juice aiwcarw x i cream tea sandwiches 16c chocolate graham w n 19c cornflakes dandee coffee our old cheese maple syrup omcw california prunes seedless raisins aylmer infants foods 3p20c jjb pk 32c poond 23c fir 7 2 i5c a ioc 7c ivi peas 3 tt 23c i smart saver i kraut 3 n25c harkur pork and b beans i 3r mr j catarac ginger ale xx 19c dtpmsestn relish dish and 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daphne du maurier the author of rebecca and other popular novels was anxious to do something in the way of war service and the result is come wind come weather a brilliant series of abort stories which has been very widely read in england the aim of the book is to help build up the morale of a people exposed to constant danger and suffering miss du maurier stresses the strength not of guns and planes hut of things of the spirit of selflessnesa cooperation and goodwill the emphasis is on the need tor harmony unity and understanding between hudband and wife be pol opponents between capital and labour b social clas hjr theme is that if you make things right between yourself and god then you are in a position to moke things right with others a theme stilcb follows closely the teachings of the oxford orotm come wind come weather tells us of evacuees of ration books of soldiers hi flanders of airraid shelters each simple story helps to show bow a personal victory over sefwhnssa and prejudice contributes to the morale of the people as a whole and the nations strength t t tt v waffles with maflae kvrcf it is springtime and the sap is nmntng x wonder how many of you ore lucky enough to be invited to an cttttme sugaroh if not do not worry fresh maple syrup win soo be on the inattcet and you can give all the family a treat by servlngtl wtth waffles 1h cups flour 1 cup mttk teaspoons baking powder a egg jobbi h aaaronri salt 2 egg whites beaten stiff ta mix and silt dry in add mfflt gradually egg yolks well bosfm butter and tben egg whites waffles may be cooked on an slso waffle iron or on a hot griddle berve whtte prping hot wtth butter and plenty of maple syrup crisp bacon or ttny broiled pork very tasty when servsd in adnlu for lunch or supper uuon to make a rnore satisfymg mam coarse income and speech so impressive that they could lead men to ood faiths ouvet 9 12 the apostles thought that they had lost christ a cloud received him out of their sight they stood looking steadfastly up into the sky but christ had only gone that he might come be was removed from their gase that he might more fully enter into their hearts the parting at ouvet was a part of the preparation for pentecost how do we lose the presence of christ doubt resent ment intentional sin will separate us but the chief barrier is a numbing forgeitfulness indifference andsetf- sufflclency days may pass without an impulse of love from christ bow may we experience the fun power of christ s presence the way for an individual is to read christs words to think over christ s parables to meditate on rds cross and to begin to make dally decisions under his di rection this personal experience may be steaduy enriched by living in 1 el- kiwbhip with other christians snaring their burdens joining with them in prayer practising iniifwh love and c0operating in active service christ is no absentee saviour he is here what is jesus doing and teaching toonyr 2 what did christ talk about chteflyt 3 waiting or working which are we doing today 4 how is ooda power available to utt nneh a to youl omson outlines international kdncatton used by p tennantjocque wedcfing fa acton st alban s church acton was jns scene of a quiet and pretty on saturday afternoon march when deliilah aletha jooque ter of mr and mrs joseph jot aotori became the bride of shl waytnouth tennant son of mr mrs samuel tennant georgetown rev b a brooks offlolated and mr john ridley of georgetown was ttkft groomanan the bride wore a knek of turquoise blue crepe with log accessories and a ooraag of wb carnations sbe was attended far i sister lorraine tn a larwerea a dress with navy aoooaid and corsage of red and white at the reception held following- ttt ceremony the brides mother nmw ed wearing a gown of emtwam i crepe and corsage of pink t the couple left on a motor trip 41 which they wul reside in aotoav dance every wfaedy tftjsjl brakvt0n araeonboni omemmmk danant pun to i asm dt