THIRD ROW Donna Muttart. Shirley Liiiklettcr, Sandra Taylor, -Gary Raiiisay. Donald Pickering. IVerna Barrett.

SI-TOND and third place lv:iiiit-is FRONT Betty Colwill. Louise Shirley Dymeni. Kathleen Ellis, I! the l to 3 classroom (IIVIHIITI. .llacLean. Janet Palmer. Ariiir-l JON? (13,-ky Muzzy” Lm.0ie' In Schurninns School P;-ii';itle for Taylor, Marlyn Sutherland. Astrid Ed”). Maccauu Cami)" Mayy

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NORTII.LVl School chorus. iP.'irade for i956-.37. are from lcftlnii-nt, IBiIl'()lI'l)' l-Illisa Dorothy lly-'Jan,m m.,m,m' Judy. (-"N.-M. ETJITIPS 7. R, 9. 10. winners for these to right. merit. Zleanor Rod . T i . . i y grmios. ill the l to 3 classroom FRONT r.miiy Ciilwlll. Janeen SE('0Nl) now Jimmie i:llis.i:V”"”-VFl:l;”'”- Be”"" Rilddi 5”

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School Moore. Alma Paugii. Geor,:ie l)y-'Roiiald Niat-Arlhiir, Burns Rllis,i

duirlmn on Schurmans be given to Salvation Army. The T, y I y y , I th district uas to be canvassed by

"g '”"a' i'"""”3 " Sidiffereni members. The district R""l5 C”""" W 1- W” h”Id lconvcniion will he held .liine 13th. Int Sunimi-rlca Restaurant. Sever-

O ne Of Two Nfld. Fluorspar rariaiilw NI1;,,i"I)(.l3It)ifi.Al1fiIlliectIiIrliiiz-i tifehnueril al items of business vicrr discus-

.by repeating creed and singing.,ed re d- 1- Th 75000 t I of ,m g V y gar ling ronven ion. ye :'bo(:-ill: force of ore iii a ..0id9l-y0”I'gI;lI'll9en members an.wer- Hwk fontlmmee reported sending Newfoundland Fluorspar is ii in ml”. , . . L M'n.: W0 I" Si Tlw Si. Lau-rpni-o Corporation. onlwholly . owned subsidiary of the uwsnenflizsfr n?(:,:,nl;re:,e(,nre ,,;d l L”"ch ”"""''”9” fl" "mil. m"" of two fluorspnr mining N)nlpiII'l- Aluminum Company of Canada ,. d ' C I d , in”: I" he Mrs" 30b Rank” "ml in: horn suspended operations in- and has no market problems. )lan- ' Jlpnrlwd :r:;?s?0ni,:1nc-Ii,-h W. M” Small" The ueamrer mp”"' dr-finitely Tut-sriav throwing 165 lager Rupert Wiseman announcedl 0" ",8 an H9155 I e in- ied 392” ml hnndt C””"”"" I" nion mil of work” May 19 that a 3250000 mechania-i ggliry 21:5 W3"! 38:22; I:'waP' i "9'""1 W35 2-15 M"- 50h" 500" Efforts to keep the ronipan,v's tiori program scheduled for this Nazlxhat regmraing the pimbksm kindly IHVIINI "'9 m""hE" 10 hf? rhinos in operation -- including a lyear would increase production to , borne for June meeting. which will 3'.-l,;.,'0:;(i pfmn diugranleed thy lll,Jr.:I!J0 tons llnnuael(I1y,- H. mentally retarded children in the he held the H”! Monday M me e cwoiin an governmen -- unrspar is us in e 0p('I1lDl'0VlnCB. . PF""'fI Will? 8”" 1! Il"-V9" S00" hearth steel process and as a cat- Mrs. Mai-Qiiarrle moved a rid Lzgegzzialugzzr Idjoumed '”"" l" V” n""””'" "H" U""".dlnlyst for aluminhm production. Helen Clark seconded that 55.00 '

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Ry GI-IR.-U41) FREEMAN fnniidlan Press Staff Writer l ST ll-iWliF..'N'('l-I. Nflrl, 'CPt4l

Page 12 The Guardian Friday, June 7, 1957

Will Speed Up Returns On Night Of Election

Special in- in 1949. his was little more than an hour after polls closed in On. tario and Quebec, which elect most of the Commons members.

111 9305 Pollilll ltation estab- lished in the locality of the return- ing officer”: office. the deputy re- lllfllllil officer has been in- structed to deliver his ballot box ties to do everything they can to and an companyiug envelope aid 'I'he Canadian Press and oycontaining a preliminary state- news media in promptly collect-iment of the pull to the 1-eiuming lug accurate returns in the June officer as soon as possible after- 10 election. closing of the poll.

This fast collection of retiirns.lUNIFORM PROCEDURE Ind the fact the Liberals swepll Each deputy returning officer the eastern provinces. helped the; for outlying polling station; has CP to flash the return of the Lib- been instructed to telephone or eral government at it In" p.m. telegraph the appropriate officer EDT l9:l5 p.iii ADT- lII ltI.i.3 and of the result from his poll as soon It 8:16 pm. EDT i9.lti p in. AIJTI l as the count is completed.

OTTAWA (CP) Itructioria aimed at bringing the Canadian people the fastest pos- sible news of the federal election leaults have been issued by Chief Electoral Officer Nelson Caston-i Ill!!-

Mr. Caswnguay has urged 8" returning officers and tliei" drilli-

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down in about 165 in April WIIPI manager Dori aid Poynier an- nniinced the mine would be oper- i sited on in reduced scale while at- y temps wcre made to find new mar- ket: in the U5. .

About the same time. Mines Minister Keough told the Newfou land legislature it had been "well- niizh impossible" to find alternate l'h;Il'kPI.I in Canada.

More than 99 per cent of Gun- nrins' fliiorsnar comes from the umlrlwz largest deposit! from near miith coast Newfoundland mun of H100 b A second mining company here. the Vi-wfoiindland Fliiorspar Com- pany Limited last year produced

Artist Has Show In New York

NEW YORK !('Pl - Nova Sen- Ia's Jack L. Gray. who has won

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GMC trucks-large and small-are helping to make these jobs possible, hauling heavy loads under almost impossible conditions of weather and terrain. And these GMC's make the jobs

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Mr. castongiisy said:

"his procad : will. be In!- form in all constituencies.

-"rue returning officer's also have been directed to furnllll 1110 public and the representatives of The Canadian Press and other news media with PFOBTESSIVG WI" letins giving the state of the poll at various intervals during the evening of polling dB?-

”In order that the Public throughout Canada 'may be in- formed of these IIPOENSSIVC bl11' Ietins it is of the utmost impor- tance that the returning officers and deputy returning officers take care to see that their instructions on the subject are carefully car- ried out.

”Returning officers have been requested to advise candidates or their political organizatio of the arrangements that are being made for the collection of election

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Ground Banshee Jets During Probe

HALIFAX (CF -The navy an- nounced here W that all twin-Jet Banshee lighters at the nearby Bhearwater air base Liava

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in results of an lnvedigation into two recent crashes.

A navy spokesman said an in- vestigation into the crashes is be ing conducted by naval officials in company with a "stress expert" from the Macdonnell Aircraft Co. of St. Louis. Mo., builders of the Banshee.

Navy officials said Tuesday that Banshee pilots had been ordered to keep their planes to a maximum speed of 325 miles an hour when flying below 10.000 feet.

The navy has two eight-plane Banshee squadrons. one based at Shearwater and scheduled to join the aircraft carrier Bonaventure. A second squadron is undergoing joint training exercises at Rivers. Mari. Each squadron is equipped

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BALTIC ART CLUB

The students of the Baltic An Club met on May 22 at the hem, of Mrs. James Wall. under the predicatlon of the Baltic w, 1

There were twenty-six exhibit. and the judging was performed IIY Mrs. Fred Tuplln of Indian River. .

The students were dressed ,. oreintal costumes adding to an instructive kettlcdrum. Plan; We” drawn up to hold a concert in iii. school to raise funds for the cluh in the near future.

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