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.
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Friday,
March"
17,
1944
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ACTIVITIES
OF
i
Y.M.CA.
and
Y.W.C.A.
By
DOROTHY
GARBUTTi
More
about
the
work,
of
the
Y.W.OA.
War
Services
In
England
duiing
the
last
war..
This
time
it's
all
about
the
services
to
the
munition
workers-
.....
It
was
In-
the
spring
of
1915
that
the
great
demand
came
tor
the-
services
of
the
Y.W.CV
'
tlon
of
all
news
despatches
credited
to-
it
or
to
the:
Associated
.
Th.
e
I,rirt-0
,
munitions
,,ninnL,c
w
had
Press
in
this
paper
and
also
the
local
news
published
therein.
;
shortase,.,0'
aii
nenis
oi
repuDHcaticn
of
sneclal
desoatches
therein
are
'
yuun
ikusiii.
'Great
shell
factories
-were
springing
up
all
over
the
countty
and
every
engineering
shop
was
turning
out
war
materiel.
More
and'
more
recruits'
were
being-enrolled
for
the
army
and
th;
demand
came
for
women,
no
enly
to
serve
as
nurses
and
thr
hospitals
as
in
previous
war
but
for
the
first
time
to
take
the
placr
of
merr
in
factories
and
workshops
In
making
mur.lt..
sn
of
war.
As
is
well
known,
the
response
from
every
ca.
s
wa.
Immense-so
much
so
that
it
was
imposfible
for
the
governmrat
a
cope
with
the
emergency
witii
out
voluntary
help.
For
six
months
the
YAI.CA
and
the
Y.W.C.A.
worked
gether
in
organizing
canteen.
but,
at
the
end
of
that
time,
was
decided
to
work
independ
ently
although
in
close
tauch
with
each,
other
.i
-
xi
i
...
.
i
r.i.c
.
'
x.w.wv
mui
.n
tney
irom
norm,
soum,
east
or
west,
iroin
DeuaM,iWoikers.
Wclfare
CoaimlMes
or
from
Cork,
have
in
common.
And
each
March
17
j
worked
frcm
June
1915
?
Ft
St.
Patrick
works
a
miracle
no
less
wondrous
than.ruary
1919
and
m
that
tjne
his
driving
of
the
snakes
from
Erin
he
rallies
airtfK100ne-5i
canteen.
Irishmen
in
agreement.
They
agree'
that
it's
the
lT'
greatest
day
of
the
year;
and
they
all
wear
paddy
;
eminent
colony
of
700
gtrs
green.
j
working
on
dangerous
war
.
,
.
j
material.
Sometimes
the
request
Conflicting,
legends
surround
the
antecedents
of
was
for
the
Association
to
pro-Patrick's
Day
observance-
There
IS
disagreement
I
ride
the
canteen
workers
and
be
even
over
the
earliest
Canadian
celebration.
Nova
;
sponsible
for
the
ma-agement
Scotians
claim
to
have
remembered
the
"17th
of
lr-,$Z
land"
back
in
Io0;
but
the-first
certainty
on
record
(
qUentiy
the
whole
financial
wit-is
an
annual
Charitable
Irish
Society
banquet
inau-
lay
for
equipment
and
for
the
gurated
at
Halifax,
March
17,
178G.
Quebec
records
prevision
of
voluntary
staff
and
'go
back
farther,
reporting
a
military
celebration
of
'
Twc
rcsponslbmiy
'the
day
in
1765.
The
Dominion's
first
St
Patrick's
'
J
)ay
"
parade
was
staged
at
Quebec
in
1819.
I
in
these
days
of
financial
cm-
,
.
.
,
,
.
,
flculty
It
may
be
interesting
to
'
Even
dimmer
is
St.
Patrick's
history
across
the
.
note-
that
the
income
of
the
'sea.
Kilpatrick,
near
Dumbarton,
Scotland,
is
said
to
y.W.ca.
which
in
1913
was
un-be
the
birthplace
of
Patricius
Magonus
Sucatus
Cal-
der
6000
o,ooo
rose
m
mo
ijurnius,
and
many
a
present-day
Scottish
,
placeame
?-g$8
J
-does
him
homage
Kilpatrick,
Dalpatnck
and
Crag-
huts
harJ:
to
be
put
up
"phadrig,
among
Others.
quickly
for
canteens
and
chibi
,
,
.
,
and
sleeping
accommodation
T
t
ir
i
Just
why
the
ancient
saint
is
honored
on
March
i
PIOvided
and,
although
a
:i
aiSO
permits
OI
speculation.
Une
Story
IS
that
deal
of
magnlftcient
voluntary
March
17;
461
A.D.,
was
the
date
of
St.
Patrick's
death.
Others
suggest
the
seventeenth
was
his
birthday..
Then
there's
the
story
that
a
Father
Mulcahey
settled
upon
the
March
17
as
a
compromise
between
two
schools
of
thought
which
had
claimed
March
8
and
9,
respectively,
as
the
saint's
natal
day.
Besides
driving
the
snakes
from
Ireland
it's
a
;.fact,
there's
not
a
snake
or.
a
toad
to
be
found
on
the
;
Emerald
Isle,
though
neighboring
islands
have
them
St..
Patrick
is
ako
credited
with
giving
the
Irish
'their
revered
shamrock
emblem.
He
is
said
to
have
been
speaking
at
Tara
when
someone
expressed
:
doubt
regarding
the
Trinity.
St.
Patrick,
then
a
;
Christian
missionary
among
the
pagaa
Irish,
silently
;plucked
a
shamrock
and
held
it
triumphantly
aloft
.as
an
instance
of
there
existing
three
in
one
and
ione,
ia
three.
Since
that
day,
the-
shamrock
and
St
iPatrick
have
shared
their
Irish
immortality.
help
was-given
by
night
and
day.
to
the
Association,
the
centres
had
of
necessity
to
be
in
charge
of
trained
and
experienced
women.
Later
on
In
the
war
the
same
kind
of
provision
was
undertaken
for
the
Army
pay
and
other
government
clerks
in
which
work
girls
were
replacing
men
In
laige
numbers.
Under
this
special
committee'
55
canteens
and
hostels
were
org&nlzed,
the
largest
undertaking
being
the
canteen
in
the
Ministry
of
Munitions
itself
at
Hotel
Victoria,
where
the
Y.W.C.A.
fed
2000
men
and
women
dally
and
provided
a
rest
room
for
the
women.
.
.
.
i
Tomorrow
abouH
the
work
of
the
Y.W.C.A.
in
France.)
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bottle
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quickly
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Itch.
Salt
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and
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akin
troubles
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LAST
NIGHT
Deployed
a:o
ig
the
full
ienfcth
'.
Kaien
Ialand.
basketbal'
-kirmlshers
traded
shots
las:
:
;tu
in
tussles
at
Seal
Cove,
the
Naval
Drill
Hall,
ana
Port
Edward.-
On
of
six
games
s-htduled.
Ibur
were
played,
r
stponed
was
the
C
WA.C
J?tett
USRD.
girls
affray
cllrd
for
Seal
Cove
It
will
be
played
off
on
Tuesday.
A
so
at
Seal
Cave,
Reserves
uu
by
deffcuH
over
Midlands.
.
hen
tile
Ontario
boys
failed
to
up
R
'-ults
of
other
games
were
Wumc
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:
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19.
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Resort
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34.
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on
a
ccr:'
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-he
Yanks
ran
up
lr?
tn.v
the
highest
tally
c;v
.
d
:n
area
basketball
c
m
It
was
said
this
monur-
:
isibly
with
some
exavge
rati,
that
there
was
so
mum
I
trirr
flying
at
the
co-op's
;)
-h.it
it
:eembled
a
minor
;
i
of
meteoriles.
"
.
Ued
from
Wednesday
'"
when
they
were
to
meet
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Group
4
floor,
the
WD
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and
CWA.C.
are
to
j
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at
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thtyhnngan
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fo
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KUkatla
down
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from
here
on
Tuesday
of
s
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week,
according
to
word
j
,
the
city.
He
was
abtu
x
ars
of
w
and
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sur-uv
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widow
and
sons
and
.ug:'-T
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was
a
familiar
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arc
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P.tnce
Rupert,
having
na
v
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the
city.
HU
father
't
re
Henry
Colllson.
was
a
miju
chief
ciiiNESK
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fiirr
The
subttantlai
sum
of
$500
has
been
pretented
to
the
Chinese
War
Relief
Fund
by
th
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relax
and
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cup
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Neilson's
delicious
Chocolate
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lb.
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man
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