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York and Vicinity

Mr. Gordon Crockett, York, was a visitor to the City on Tuesday.

Mr. Ambrose Rodd, Milton. spent t-he week-end in York. the guest of Mr. anti Mrs. George Watts.

Mrs. Milton Vcsscy spent Sun- day at the homc oi’ her daughter, Mrs. Harry Ltwvls.

Mrs. Roscoe MacDonald and son Merrill. York. were visitors. to the City on Saturday.

Mite LZIUFPLIII V1~s<~_\,'.\larsl1- fieid, was a visitor in York on Sunday.

Mr. and 3th.». Ncil Marianas and daughter Dian», Cily, were visit- ors to York on Sunday.

Mrs. Daniel MavPht-rsun and son Willard urn; visitors to York on Sunday. the cut-st. of Mr. and Mrs William Clncketi.

Miss {Margaret Sicivari. Dun- staffnagc. is spundmg n few days in ‘fork tlu- '_‘,llt'$l of Ml". and lvirr. Wcstlt-y Marianas

Mr. Stewart Vcssey, York. spent the week-cad in hint-ray Harbour

the guest oi‘ Rev Me. and Mrs. Roy Vessey. Mr. and Mrsmliicd Andrews.

Royalty, were visitors to York on Sunday. guests of Mr and Mrs. Leith Brown.

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Rudd city. were visitors to York on Satur- day evening the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Crockett.

Mr. and Mrs. were visitors to Covehead on Sun- day evening. the IIIIESISAJI Mr. and Mrs. Edison MacDonald.

Mr. William Rodd. City. was a visitor to York on Saturday eve- ning the guest. of his cousin. Mr. Donald Crockett.

The regular meeting of the Alpha Women's Institute was held It the home of Mrs. Elmer Brown on Feb. 2 with a fair attendance.

Much sympathy is extended to Mrs. l. J. Vessey end family of York on the destb of Mr. E. J. Veasey. whose funeral was held on Wednesday afternoon.

Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ling. York. were visitors to Wheatley River on Wednesday. where they visited Mrs. Line's mother. Mrs. Bowen. who hurt her shoulder and hip when she fell down the cellar. '

IXITIR. England - toe; - Ilundreds of townsfolk turned out u: watch e rare phenomenom -e rainbow clearly visible by moon- light, ‘ -

Ira Lewis. York,

School

NEW HAVEN SCHOOL"

Report for January: Grade X: 1. Bernlce Gass; Lloyd Murphy; 3. Mary Tierney. Grade VIII: 1. June MacPhee; 2. Alex MacPhce; 3. Nan MacKinnon. Grade VI: 1, Eileen Boyle; 2, Wil- ma Willis; 3, Drucilla MacPhee. Grade V: 1. Melbourne Gael; 2. Garth Willis; 3. Weda MacKinnon. Grade IV: 1. Margaret Klckham. Grade III :1. Joan Willis; 2. Artie MacPhee; 3. Jane Dociierty. Grade I1 (Sn): 1. Angus Mac- Phee: 2. Edna Kickham: 3. Beryl Pollard. Grade ll (Jr.): 1. Gloria Darrach. Grade I: 1, Wilfred Newman. Teacher. Reta Campbell.

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Report for January:

Grade I1: 1. Norma Hyde; 2, Joanne Donahue; 3. David Young. Grade III: 1. Anna Young: 2. Merrill Scott; 3. Graham MacPhail. Grade IV: l. Arthur MscPhail; 2. Eugene Donahue; 3. Gordon Mac- Millan.

Grade V: 1. Laura Hyde; 2. Park- er Beer. "

Gratle VI: 1, Carl Willis: 2. Au- drey Frizzeli; 3. Christine Mac- Phail.

Grade VII: 1. Wanda Willis; 2. Amby Hyde; 3. Jimmie Hyde. Grade VIII: 1. Dorothy Dunsfcrd; 2. Ina Lowther.

Grade IX: 1. Philip Charmant 2, Morrison MacKinnon.

Grade X: 1, Eva MacPhail. Perfect attendance: David Young. Anna Young. Merrill Scott. Laura Hyde. George Lmvther. Carl Willis. Jimmie Hyde. Dorothy Dunsford. Eva MacPhaii, Graham MacPhail. Merrill Lowther. Arthur MncPhsil. Audrey Frlzzcll, Christine Mac- Pltail, Amby Hyde, Wanda Willis. Philip Charman.

Teacher. B. King.

MT. MELLICK SCHOOL

Honour roll for January.

Grade X: 1. Hilda Wood; 2, Freda Richards.

Grade IX: 1. Charles McInnls; 2. Loyde Mutch.

Grade VIII: 1. Frances Praught. George Bruce (equall; 2. Alan Mac- Rse; 3. Glen Morrlssey.

Grade VII: 1, Shirley Jenkins: 2. Joseph Praught; 3, Billy Prauzht.

Grads V: 1. Betty Praught: 2. Malcolm MacRae; 3, Clayton Mor- rissey.

Grade w (Sta): 1. Ruby Weed;

2. Harvey Bruce; 3. HHYVPY

ht. PIGi-ltfds IV (Jr) 1. Elda Boswell; 2, Lorraine Prnught; 3. 519W!" Johnston.

Grade 11: 1. Douala! R°b""°"~ Jeanette Bruce and Loyd? BT11" (equal); 2, Arnold Boswell? 3- Beverley Morrissey and L61"!!! MacEschern (equal). Grade I (a): 1. Brendon Praught. Grade I (b): 1. Irene Boswell. Teacher. Margaret MscDwBflll

WESTIIORELAND scnoor.

Report for January: Grade X: 1. Elsie Sherren. Grade IX: 1. Colette Matters; 2. James Matters; It, Ruby Onkes. Grade VII: 1, Charlie Campbell; 2, Joe Matters; 3. Marion Canficld. Grade VI: 1, Jerome Matters; 2. June Sherrcn; 3. Francis Campbell. Grade V: 1. Juanita Wilson; 2. Norma Newsnn; 3. Orlen Trowsdale. Grade IV: I. Francis Matters and Walter Campbell (equal); 2. Ed- ward Newson: 3. Donnie Sherrcn. Grade III: 1. Raymond Matters: 2, Lewis Onkes; 3. Sheldon Cross- man. Grade I (a): 1, Stevie Newton. Grade I (b): 1, Mary Campbell. Grade 1 (c): 1. Caliisters Camp- bell: '2. Tommy Shcrrcn. Perfect attendance; Rub)’ 011k“- Norma Newson. Edward Newscm. Gordon Ookos, Lewis Oakes. Stevie Newson. Tommy Sherrcn. Plighcst average in senior grades. Charlie Campbell. 92.8%. Highest average in junior grades, Juanita Wilson and Raymund Mat- ters. 94%. Prize for 100% in Arithmetic awarded to Juanita Wilson. Teacher. Mary E. Trainer. UNION ROAD SCHOOL Tho-followin is the report of Union Road Sc nol for month of January: Grade 1X: l, Mildred Hardy; 2, Mgrgurql Gill; ‘l, Roland Living- stone. Grade Vlil; l. Dean Ravenhill. Grade VII: 1. James Gill; 2. Ken- neth Bryettton. Grade VI: 1, Blair Rsvcnhill; 2. Hnlils Newman. Grade IV: l, Joan Bryentorl; 2. Juanita Hardy; 3. Harvey Living-

strmc.

Grade lll: l, Judy Bryenton: ‘l. Sylvia Nevrson; (l. Elizabeth Gill. (trade I1: l, Cedric Newson. Glade l: i, Eugene Gray; 2. George Gill.

Teacher. Zelma Carley. TIGNISH CONVENT

Grade XI: 1. Eugene Macdonald; 2. Frederick Doucette; 3, Jean Don- aid.

Grade X: l, Camilla Gallant and Florence Dunbar; 2, Jimmie Klnch and Janet Perry; 3. Alfredn O'Brien and Marjorie Mscdonald. Grade IX: 1. Carmella Arlenault; 2. Everett Harper; (l, Irene Buote and Doreen I-Iandrahan. Grade VIII: l. Shirley Perry: 2. Jennie Richard; 3. Mary Cameron and Annie McCue. -

Grade VII: 1. Irene Richard; 2. Marie Chiasson; 3. Jeanette Gau- det. Grade VI: 1.'Jenn Gaudel; 2. Vin- cent DesRoches; 3. Velde Gsudet. Grads V: 1. Auldine Araenault: 2. Yvonne Perry; 3. Frances I-Ier-

per.

Grade IV: 1. Doris Richard; 2. Ronald Bernard: J. Nelson Myers. Grade 1V: 1. Gerald McCarthy; 2. ’ Ernestine Macdonald; .1, Florence Ann Cameron. Grade III: 1. Louise Gaudet; 2. Loretta Martin; 3. Billy Fennessey. Grade III: 1. Doreen Doucette; 2. Frances McHugh; 3. Lillian Ken- nedy.

Grade II: 1. Eleanor Macdonsld: i. Betty Hogan; 3. Eleanor Handra- an.

Grade ll (French): I. Audrey

Cecil DesRoches.

det; 2. Doreen DesRoches; 3. Mar- jorie Richard.

han.

Alphle Arsensult. Cecellla Perry; 3. Ruth McCue.

Merle Handrahan; 3. Hector Dou- ct-tte.

Robert Arsenault.

.2. Myrna Cousins; 3. Helen Mac-

Reports

Grade I (French): 1. Alice Gau-

PALMER ROAD NORTH SCHOOL

Grade VIII: 1. Isabella Handra-

Grade VI: 1, David McCue. Grade V: 1, Mary Ellsworth; 2.

Grade IV-I, Gerard Perry; 2. Grade III: l. Ralph Arseneult; 2.

Grade II: l. Esther Doucette; 2.

Grade l (a): 1. Joseph Ellsworth; 2. Johnny Doucette; 3, Paul Dou- cette.

Grade I (b): l, Roy Gallant: 2. Hubert Gallant; 3. Louisa Dou- ceite.

Grade I (c): 1. Lydia Doucette; 2, Velda Doucctte; 3. Leonard I-Isn- drahhn.

Perfect attendant-e: Roy Gallant. Hubert Gallant, Gerard Perry. Ralph Arsenault.

Teacher. Miss Josephine Perry.

KENSINGTON SCHOOL

Standing of Kensington School for January:

Grade X: 1. Arthur Pendergsst; 2. Helen Pendleton; 3, Elaine Hum- phrey.

Grade IX: 1. Sheila Connick: 2. June Sample; 3. Marlene Dnvison and Elaine Glover.

Principal, J. Weeks Murphy. Grade IX: 1. Freda Msyhew; 2. Ann Tuplln; 3. Robert Mouse. Grade VIII: 1. Barbara Wood- side: 2. Bonnie Woodslde; 3, Mil- dred Inglis.

Vice-Principal. Mary N. Reid. Grade VII: 1. Joan Bowness; 2 Eleanor Bernard; 3 Ina Larkln. Grade VI: 1, Reggie Pendergast;

Millan. Teacher. M Mill.

Grade VI: 1, Mildred Mann; 2. Robert Hunter; 3. Sally Webster. James McMahon and Francis Mc- Carvllle. (equal).

Grade V (Senior): 1, Elizabeth Bowl-less; 2, Marion Humphrey and Gayle Darrach (equal); 3. Donald Champion.

Grade V (Junior): 1. Edwin Mc- Csrville; 2. Pearl Bownels; 8. Mary Bowness.

Teacher. Therese Cash.

Grade IV: 1. Jimmie MaeLean; 2. Marlene Dsrrach; 3. Eleanor Bow- nesa.

Teacher. Evangeline Greenan. Grade III: 1. Iris Champion; 2. Jesn Murray and Marjorie Mac- Arthur (equal); 3. Isabel Cotton.

Teacher. Geraldine MacLean. Grade II: 1. Norma Profitt and Frankie Bowness; 2. Margaret Wal- ker and Sandra MacDonald; 3. Mar- garet Davies.

Grade 1 (l): 1. Peter McDonald; 2. Irene Dunphy.

Grade I (b): 1. Anna Wsdman; 2. Gerald Bernard; 3. Elaine Watson. Perfect attendance for January in Grades 1 and 2: Norma Profitt. Frankie Bowness. Margaret Walker. Winifred MscGowan, Donna Mill. Lewis Champion, Bruce Mann. Paul Bernard, Jackie Condnn, Margaret Murray. Anna Wadman. Gerald Bernard. Elaine Watson. Catherine Kllbrlde. Bertram Palmer. Edward Perry. Libby Shuman. Ferne Wood- side. Joseph Dunphy, Arthur Thi- beau.

Olive Thompson. Teacher.

WELLINGTON CTR. SCHOOL

Isabel Ford. Grade VIII;

rice Cameron.

Irene McNelll; Grade. VI: 1. Gordon Goodwin:

Roche. Grade V: l. Allan Cameron.

Cameron: 3, Ruby Ryder.

Cameron.

Roche. Grade I1: 1. Plus Cameron.

and Georgina McNeill (equal); Lennard Cameron.

(c) Helen Lecky.

Evelyn Ford. 91% Highest average in senior grades Gordon Goodwin. 90%.

of January: trice Cameron, Margaret McNeili. Irene McNelll. Sarah Cameron. Gor- don Goodwin. Earl Cameron. Ruby Ryder. Ervin Gillie. Plus Cameron. Georgina MrNelll. George Lecky.

year ending Jan. 31st: Norma Mc- Neill. Beatrice Cameron. Sarah

BYOB. Telcher. Mrs. Sable Cameron.

PLEASANT VALLEY SCHOOL Report for the month of Janu-

ary: Grade X: 1. Joyce Ling; 2. Laura Smith

Grade 1X: 1. Shirley Stevenson. Grade VIII: .1. Doris Nicholson; 2. Helen McLellsn; 8. Norman Ling. 5PM? V1! 1. Eleanor MlcSwsin. (3)149 V1 1. Mary McLellsn.

ton MscSweln. 3"“ 111i 1. Gardiner MscKin- M"; 2. Roma Murray. Grade I: 1, Walter Bearlsto. Teacher. Cortland MscLeod.

HEAD OF HILLSIOROUGH SCHOOL

Elbert for January.

Grade 1X.-1, Dorothy 3mm“; 2. Mary Myers.

Glide VUI-—1. Lillian MecAssey: 9. Joyce Jardlne.

Grads VII-l. June 3- E1!" Coffin: 3. Louise Isl-ml.

Robert Myers. Grade IV. A.-1. Lionel Mac. A861’; 3. Marguerite Myers,

eron; I. Joan Douglas. G754‘ 11-1. let-her Mac-Assay. Grade I. A.-1. Roy Coffin.

Grade 1X: 1_._Nnrma McNcill; 2.

1. Frances Camer- on: 2. Margaret McNciil; 3. Beat-

Grndo VII: 1. Justine McNcill; 2. 3. Doreen Ryder.

2, Sarah Cameron; 3. Helmir Des-

Grade 1V: 1. Evelyn Ford; 2. Earl

Grade III (Senior): 1. Ervin Gil- lis; 2. Douglas Goodwin; 3. Merrill

Grade III (Junior): I. Albert Des- Grade I (Senior): 1. George Lecky

o Grade I Jr. (h) Harold Cameron: Highest average in junior grades.

Perfect attendance for the month Norma McNeiii. Ben-

Perfeci attendance for the half

Cameron. Ervln Gillll, Plus Cam-

Grndc IV: 1. Carl Sharpe; 2.1m:- _

Mscnasey; 6M0 V-—1. Wayne Cameron: 2.

Grade IV. B.-1. Arthur Gem.

‘nxmxo SCHOOL

The following is the honor roll for the month of January: Grade X: 1. Frances Msckmnon: 2. Anabel Auld; 3. Joan Besirsto. Grade IX: 1. Jsnet MacKmnon; 2. Vlvlan Bryenton; 3. Junior Mac- Kenzie. Grade V111: I. Mary MacNutt; 2. Mary MacGougan; 3. Donald Beatr- sto. Grade VII: 1. Vernon Maclienzle. Grade V1: 1. David Chisholm; 2. Joyce MacKenzle; 3. Lois Bryenton. v Highest averages: Mary Mac- Nutf. 96.5%; David Chisholm. 94%; Mary MacGougan. 91%. Perfect attendance: Verna Bry- enton, Frances MacKinnon, Junior Mackenzie. Janet MacKinnon. Viv- ian Bryenton, Mary MacGougnn. Vernon MacKenzlc. Lois Bryr-nton. Joyce Mat-Kenzie. Georgie Lock- hart. Terry Stewart. Alice Drummond Lockharl. Ttachcr.

Junior Department

F Grade V (Sn): 1. Joyce Bry- rnton; 2. Shirley Green; 3. Ralph

: 1. Ronald Chis- holm: 2. Charles Bryanton; 3. Betty Bealrsto.

Grade IV: 1. David Cross; Annaialne Gallant.

Grade III: 1. Audrey MacKcnzie; 2, Mary Jvrgensen; 3, Winston Bry. enton.

Grade II (Sr): 1. Percy Mngqou. Ran: 2. Mabel Bealrsto; 3. Alfred Wall.

Grade II (J12): 1. Clifford Beair- sto; 2. Robert Bryanton.

Grade I (Sr.) 1, Mary Woodside: 2, Kenneth Stewart.

Grade I (Jr.): 1. Margaret Cross; 2. Gloria Bryanton.

Highest average: Audrey Map. Kenzie. 94%: Joyce Bryanton, 90.9%; Percy MscGougan. 92%. Perfect attendance: Joyce Bryan. ton. Preston Bealrsto, Eldon Mac. Kenzlc, Charles Bryanton. David Cross} Gloria Bryanton. Audrey MacKenzie, Mary Jorgensen Win.

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ston Bryanton, Percy MacGougan. Mabel Beairsto. Clifford Beslreto. Robert Bryunton. Margaret Cross.

Catherine Martin Lockhnrt. Teacher.

SPRING BROOK SCHOOL

Report of semi-annual exams: Grade IX-Alvln McLeod Grade VIP-William Pidgeon Grade Vl-l. Brian Savage; 2. Evelyn Pidgeon Grade V-1. James Jolllmorc: 2. Phyllis McLeod: 3. Edwena Mc- Izod. Grade IV-l. Barry Savage; Joan Bernard. Grade II-l. Joyce Meek: 2. Garth Gillespie; 3. Charles Gillespie. ,Ctrnde l (ah-l. Kenneth Mc- Leod; 2. Laura Jolllmore. Grade l (b)—Marllyn Paynter. Highest average in senior grades, William Pidgeon 85.6. Highest av- erage in junior grades, Marilyn Paynter 9.5. Hamel C‘. Hughes. tcitcMer.

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BROOKFIELD SCHOOL

Half-yearly report of Brookfield School. Grade lX-l, {lzirley Andrews;

2. Fernc Stetson; 3. Shirley Vi/ood. Grade VIII-l, Vera Cniwys and Beverly MacLean. equal. Grade VI-Wendall Wood. Grade V -— Edward Moore. Grade IV-Wlllsrd Wood. Grade III Sr.--l. Margaret Wood 2. Sandra Macbean. Grade III Jr.-1. Boyce Stetson; 2, Joyce Stetson. Grade 1I—1, Gail Jean MacLeod. Grade I—No tests. Joyce Nicholson, teacher.

Mncleau; 2.

BOHDEN SCHOOL

Report for January. Principal's Dept. Grade X-l. Lloyd Heffe]; 1, "fiddle Tflflmbi; 3. Marjorie Irving Grade IX-l. Elva McKenna; 2.

Charles Sexton. Equal‘.

Marguerite Westlwver; 3. Parnell Ttenholm.

Grade VII-l. Jean E11“ and 2. Faye Howatt; 3. Arnold MacLean and Caranome ‘Irenhclm. equal.

Highest average in semi-annual exams-Lloyd I-leffel. 85%.

Perfect attendance - Freddie Toombs. Billie Mat-Leafl- Charles Sexton. Arnold MacLean. Faye Howatt, Ceranome ‘rrenholm. George Toombs.

Patricia M. Mcliearncy. teacher

Vice-Principal's Dept.

Grade VIII-l. George Read. Leona Gallant std Elwood Mc- Kenna. equal; 2. Joan Leard: 3. Clive Elrarpe and 130N155 01°"- equal.

Grade VI Sr.-‘l. Freda Noonan; z. Graham Lodge; a, Tony Bnerwely

Grade ,VI Jr.-1. Shirley Gallant and Lucy Trenholm. equal: 2. Anna May Gallant; J. Leonard Noonan.

Highest average ln semi-annual exams-Freda Noonan. 86.8%.

Perfect attendance-Elwood Mc- Kenna. George Read, Clive Sharpe. Joan Leard. Billie Irving. Graham Lodge. Yvonne Gallant. Anna MHY Gallant. Shirley Gallant. Luci’ Trenholm.

Doris M. Cash, teacher.

Intermediate Dept.

Grade V-l, Baden Sexton; 2. Ivan Gallant; 3. Jclln L. Read and Everett McKenna. equal.

Grade IV-i. Malcolm Lodge: 2. Rosita Crnken; 3 Edith Maclvor. i

Grade III-J. Bettie Currie; 2. Barbara Paquet; 3. Robert Gallant.

Hlghwt average in semi-annual exams-Malcolm Lodge, 88.1%.

Perfect attendance — Everett Mc- Kenna, John L. Read. Julian Cro- ken. Rosita Croken. Aldona Gallant. Donnie Glllls. Leo Kcollsh- (""1119 Paquet, Everett B. Campbell. Bettie Currie, Barbara Paquet. Margaret Toombs, Robert Gallant.

Leona. G. Cameron. teacher- Ist Primary D91"- Grade II1 Sr.—l. Wayne Mac-

Kenns; 2, Richard Kelly; 3. Gerald

Arsenault and Oben MacBxeatty. equal.

Grade III Jr.—l. Joyce Macinnil; 3. Hazel MscKenzie; Trcnholm.

Grade II $r.—1. Freddie Leardt 2. Marjorie Campbell and Patricia MacDonald; 3. Imelda Kelly.

Grads II Jr.-—1. Willard Leard; ’.', Edward Gallant: 3. Frank Perry.

Grade II (cl-Kim Spenslcy.

Highest average in semi-annual exams-Freddie Lcard—B9.5‘/¢.

Perfect attendance-Chan Mac- Brearty. Richard Kelly, Ft-yilis ‘Prenholrn. Donna Currie, Willard Gillis, Lloyd Maclnnls. Freddie Ieard. Imelda Kelly. Patricia Mac- Donald. Carol Currie.

Bernadette Connelly, teacher.

2nd Primary Dcpl. Grade II—1. Eldred Farmer; 2. Joseph Egan; 3. Jackie- Deccan. Grade I (s)—1. Waive MacDon-

ald and Eldon Campbell. equal; 2, Eldon MacInnls; 3. Carrie Ahearn.

Grade I (b)—l, Doris Keough

and Georgina MacInnis. equal; 2. Gerard Sexton; 3. Lloyd Trenholm Grade 1 (c)-l, Kathryn Croken Mona Jean Jay and Alden Mac- Nevln. equal; 2. Marjorie Walsh Grade I (d) 1, Mary Toombs; 2. Maureen Egan and Joseph Mac- Ivor (equal); 3, Betty Campbell and Brant and Donnie Noonan (cntlal). Highest average — Doris Kcough and Georgina MscInnls 85% Perfect attendance Eldred Farmer. Joseph Egan. Clifford MacBrearty, Doris Keough, Lloyd Trenholm. Alden MacNevin. Kathryn Croken, Mona Jean Jay- Marjorie Walsh Maureen Egan, [Eileen MacBrearty. Teacher, Mary Garland Farmer. Patriot Please Copy

VERNON SCHOOL

Report for January; Grade X: 1, Jean Murphy; 2, Es- tell- MacDonald; 3. Eugene Duch-

3. Phyllis I"

arty. Grade IX: 1. Jean MacL~ I H ind; Z Juétle Dohert). 3, Kcnqem Mun Grade VIII: 1. Etivlht- M. 2. M - a‘. .- 1 ‘ "mt: Quaiillly Murphy _}. Russell 1.1., Grade VI: 1. Earl cm... Highest average in senio Edwin: MacRac, 91.65}, ' Perfect attendance: Quuid.

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Grade V: 1. He] M ,,, n Muriel Henry! 3. \Vlilllllnmull;oi;fi 7. Grade IV: 1. Betty Howit-ie-rtifl .1. D. MacLsod; s, an...“ Dohi- l. Grade m: 1, Beverly M,“ ffl-v- Maurlce Murphy; 3, 13,-...“ ‘Jgssél c a III (s . = . '- hertr; e r) 1' Ruben” Do- Grade II (S ,); 1_ N _ all; 2. Paul 1.2a. [m] hxatnoug‘ Grade II (Jtx); 1_ Jum, Y 2' M , . , _ Vila"

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