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Tlgnlsii Gonventi Junior Pupils Are Presented Vlltli Prizes

The Junior closing exercises of 'rignish covent were held Tuesday night. June 22. in st. Mary's Par. ish. Hall. The large audience en- joyed an interest g and instruc- tive program carried out by the pupils from the different cihucs.

"me many prises aomitea by sin- crous friends are a testimony of the active interest they have in the progress of the pupils.

The following program was pre- sented:

Word of welcome--Leonard Gai- llnt.

Chorus - The Rain nines by the Primary Pupils.

Daily Show - Grades I and 2.

Piano Solo - Ann Vandette.

Choral Reading - Grade 5.

Piano Trio - Claire and Oath. erine Mclnnls and Diane MacDon- aid.

Good English - Grades 1! and '1.

Vacation Time-Grades '7 and 8.

Distribution of prizes and certifi- cates.

Prize List Grade VIII (Girls) Aggregate

Prize for Highest Grade VIII awarded to Opal Sil- llker.

Prize for Second Hizhest Aggre- gate in Grade VIII awarded to Doreen Harper.

Prize for Christian Doctrine awarded to Marie Shea.

Prize for Music awarded to Fran- (es Whalen.

Prize for Politeness awarded to Doreen Doucette.

Prize for highest mark attained In the Third Year Sewing Course awarded to Eleanor MacDonald.

Prize for Christian Doctrine awarded to Louise Gaudet.

Prize for Clear. Spirit awarded to Mae Ridiard.

Prize for highest mark attained by a Grade IX pupil in the Third Year Sewing Course awarded to Mary Whalen.

Grade VIII (Boys)

Prize for Highest Aggregate in Grade VIII awarded to Elmer Perry.

Prize for Christian Doctrine awarded to Elmer Perry.

Prize for Music awarded to Leonard Gallant.

Prize for Application awarded to Leonard Gallant.

Professional cards

E. E. Parkman 0pt.D.. 3.0. PHONE 3187 REGENT THEATRE BLDG. Summer St. Summersldr

Chartered Accountants 1'. Earle Hickey

Canadian Bank of Commerce Building Summersiue, P.E.I. - Phone 1888

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Optometrists

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Dentists

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PHOTOGRAPHERS

THE READ STUDIO 1). w. some

TDHBDOO GIVID. Prize for Christian Doetr inc -

awarded to Peggy Shes. awarded to Lorraine Oalisnt

Audrey Richard.

Irene Harper.

Gerald Deslioches.

awarded to Carmella Gallant.

Eileen Gavin.

' Friday. July 2. 1954

Prise for Attendance awarded to

awarded to Joseph A. ltesltociiu. Ptllo List Grade Vll (Girls) Prize for Highest Aggregate

Prise for Christian Doctrine

Prize for Christian Doctrine awarded to Carrie Keaugh. Prize lor sewing awarded to

Prise for Application awarded to

Grade VII (Boys) Prize for Highest Aggregate awarded to John Richard. Prize for Conduct awarded to

Prize List Grade VI

Prize for Highest Aizizresnte Prize for Attendance awarded to Ann Marie McAldoff.

Prize for Christian Doctrine awarded to Marilyn MacDonald.

Prize for Sewing awarded to

Prize for Christian Doctrine awarded to Alice Gaudet.

Prize for Application awarded to Mary Irma Pony.

Prize for Christian Doctrine awarded to Doreen Desnochu. Prize for Music awarded to Cecil DesR0che.s.

Prise List Grade V

Prize for Highest Aggregate awarded to Leonard Hogan. Prize for Christian Doctrine awarded to Marie Buote.

Prize for Christian Doctrine awarded to Florence Richard. Prize for Conduct awarded to Helen Conway.

Prize for Music awarded to Rd- W rd FltzGerald.

rlze for Attendance awarded to Clifton Gavin.

Prize for Music awarded to Claire Mclnnls.

Prize for Music awarded to Catherine Mclnnls

Prize for Music awarded to

Diane MacDonald. Prise List-Grade IV

Prize for Highest Aggregate. s- warded to Catherine Mcl-Iugh. Prize for Highest Aggregate. s- warded to Roger Smythe.

Prize for Attendance, awarded to Roger Smythe.

Prize for Christian Doctrine. :- warded to Philip MacDonald. Prize for Appllcatoln. awarded to Ronald Boyce.

Prize for Christian Doctrine, s- warded to Janet Gallant.

Prize List - Grade Ill

Prize for Highest A grsgate, wsrded to Linda LeC sir.

Prize for Christian Doctrine, a- warded to Marian Gavin. Prize for Conduct, awarded Lucy Conway.

Prise List - Grade Ill

Prize for Highest Aggregate. a worded to Billy Perry.

Prize or Christian Doctrine, worded to Frankie Doucetle.

Prize for Progress, awarded Stanley Perry.

Prise List - Grade I!

Prize for Highest Aggregate. s- warded to Alban Deshoches.

Prize f 1- Christian Doctrine, :- warded to Aubrey Desltochss.

Prize for Attendance. awarded to Roberta Leclslr. i

Prize for Conduct, Tilman Marlin.

Prize for Politeness, to Jean Richard.

Prize LIst- Grade II

Prize for Highest Aggregate. warded to Muriel Hogan.

Prize for Christian Doctrine. I- warded to Ronnie Desiloches.

Prize for Music. awarded to Lorraine Phee.

Prize for Progress, awarded to Maurice Tugwell.

Prize for Department, awarded to Ethel Gavin.

Prize for Attendance, awarded to James McAldoff.

,PrIze LII! e Grulel

Prize for Highest Aggregate. a- warded to Edward Richard.

Prize for Christian Doctrine. a- warded to Joan Arsenault.

Prize for Attendance. awarded to Ivan Richard.

Prise List - Grade I

Prize for Highest Aggregate. a- warded to Elaine Myers, Prize for Christian Doctrine, a- warded to Sandra Bernard. Prize for Music, awarded Ca;herlne Fraser. mi 101” Prozresr. awarded to -Tugstim Maillgtte. T29 0" eliorimenf. awarded to Kenneth Pcdersen. Thirty-one Pupils were success- ful in attaining Junior Flu: Am

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CONSERVATIVE MEETING

Annual district meetings as follows:-.

5th District in Town Hall S'side. Friday. July 2 Hall, Monday, 3rd District in Wellington Hall, Thursday, July 8th

Summerslde meeting 7:30 p.m. Standard Time; Bede- meetlngs 8 p.m. standard Time. All

4th District in Bedsque

(me and Wellington voters interested in Progress welcome. There will be

a guest speaker at all meetings.

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Certificates. Twenty-six girl; (91.

I PROGRESSIVE

for East Prince will be held

July 5th

Ive Conservative party work

F. J. McNEILL.

mung DMacDONAI.D, .

Above are Mr. and Mrs.

Church, Dorchester. Mass.

Kelley-Nelliigan Nuptials

Robert E. Kelley who married on May 8 by the Rev. Father Dunford, In St. Markls

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The bride is the former Barbara Marie Nelllgan, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Nelli- gan, formerly of Tignlsh, P.E.I., and I granddaughter of Mrs. John Dorgan of Tignisgh. The bridegroom is the only son of Mrs. Edward Kelley and the late Mr.

Kelley of Dorchester.

Mass. lowed and completed the First Year Women's Institute Sewing

Course and twenty-four. followed and completed the Third Year Sewing Course.

New GLASGOW w. M. s.

The June meeting of the New Glasgow Christian Church W. M. S., was held at the home of Mrs. Foster Sellar. Mrs. Earl Houston was Devotional Leader. Theme "He Gave To Every Man His Work."

Meeting opened with Hymn, "More Love 0 Christ To Thee," followed by meditation by Mrs. Earl Houston and Mrs. Howard Lin . Scripture Psalm 56 was read by rs. Watterwosth. Prayer was led by Mrs. Harland.

A story, "A Fire Burned In The Rain" was read by Mrs. Nelson MacDonald and Mrs. Leigh War- ren. A story. "First Term Mis- sionaries In Congo. Must Learn By lllxperierice.” by Mrs. Foster sel- ar.

New sick committee appointed were: Miss M. E. Cam bell. Mrs. Lorrie Houston. and rs. Elmer MacDonald. Leader for July meet- ing: Mrs. Lloyd Houston. study Book was led by Mrs. Harland Hill. New Study book to be led by Mrs. Watterworth for July meeting.

It was decided to give sl5.0(i to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rempel. Election of Officers for the en- suing year were as follows: President, Mrs. Earl Houston. Vice-President. Mrs. Nels on MacDonald.

Secretary, Mrs. Herbert Stev- enson (re-elected). Treasurer. Mrs. R. L. Diclrieson (re-elected).

Friendship and Press. Sec'y. - Lelth Dlclrieson.

A vote of thanks was extended to the retiring officers. Mrs. Wat- terworth invited ihe'mcmbers to the Parsonage for July meeting. Lunch was served by the hostess. Mrs. Leith Dickieson.

Bedeque and Vicinity

Rev. George Bonnell. New York, NY. has been visiting at the home of his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrsfw. J. Reid, Middleton, and other relatives in Central Bedeque.

Dr. and Mrs. Charles Stuart and family, New Glasgow. N.8. and Mr. and Mrs. Norris Palmer. An- nspolis Valley, have been visiting Mr. John A. Stuart, Central Bede- que, who are their uncle and cou- sin respectively. H.

SPRINGTON W. I.

Springton W. I. met at the home oi Mrs. D. Maclntosh on June 3, for their monthly meeting.

Roll call was responded in by five members Mrs. D. Macintosh and Mrs. James Bryenton were ap- pointed delegates to attend the convention in Charlottetown on July 8 and 0th.

It was decided to purchase a teacher's chair for the school. It was also decided that 310000 re- ceived for prize for bottle caps be used todlg a pump at school,

An invitation was received from a former member, Mrs. Ewen Todd, to meet at her home in Rose Val- ley for next meeting.

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RIOT AT POLLS

RAWALPINDI, Pakistan, rap)- Ten villagers were killed and many others were injured as rival supporters clashed during s local election campaign in the village of Kirpa; police announced Monday. Sticks. swords. rifles and even a hand grenade were used in the rioting which started with a scuffle

around a poilinrz hooili.

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visitors to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earle Jelley in Unionvale.

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Road, was a busineu visitor to 0.1-any O'Leai'y recently. ' The annual meeting of the West Prince Presbyterian Y. P. U. of the United Church was held at the Glengood. United Church on

Mr. and Mrs. Alton Boulter, O'- Leary, spent last Sunday with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Dignan in Chat- lottetown.

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