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Prize List ls Rinourkéa: For Souris High School

Biiectien diplomas were

Audrey Roach, George MacKinnon, Mel Walsh.

PRIZE LIST

ics, Gloria Peters; Algebra, Ida Carpenter; French, Louise Gal- English, Marie Mullally; courtesy, Ann Gillespie and Car- Ellis; application, Carpenter, Johnny LaBrech, _. Dixon; perfect attend- Pauline MacPhee;; class coir, Joan ee music, Anne Marie Gallant a White. GRADE 11 —

The following are the students of Grade 11 who have attained percent average and 50 per- subject for the year. are: With M. Ching;

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— ’ MISCOUCHE The Miscouche High School gra-; duation took place on Thursday evening at Civie Auditori in Summerside, Twnty six” rads tes received their diplomas well as prizes. Fr. Phalen was On Friday afternoon the mem- bers of the Miscouche Convent Al- Imnae had a banquet or the gra- Nine course and ere being; Elrey duating class in the Convent Aud- awarded certificates in order of — following students have|itorium. In the evening the Mis- merit: Jackie O’Keefe, Gertrude] successfully compieced the Grade|souche Home and School Asso- scetionaid, Seah Brace, Doreen | Nine counse and are being eward-| ciation sponsored a prom in the MacDonald, Yvonne Gallant, ed certificates in order of merit Memorial Home for theg raduates Wendell Deagle, Bernice Perry, |ian, Winnifred Doiron, Margaret Margaret Burke, Lorre Maclsaac, | MacDonald, Eart Acorn, Helen) wiii.. ana tris Gallant arriv- Rosemary Rogers, David Mullah | ened Sieveason, Betly, J. Me. [04,2 their hme in Miscouche on Kevin Creamer, Laura|Gaugh, Joanne Peters, Emmett|EvsiaY where they wil speed MacDonald, Helen MacInnis. William Fudge, | udent nurses of the Charlotte- Prize list: Prize for highest ag-|Patsy Amn Roach Alice Anni Toi gregate for the year, also for | Chaisson, Cleo Peters, Leroy highest standing in: Arithmetic, | MacDonald, Erie Peavel. ag-|_.Mt. and Mrs. Peter Gallant of ’ , ene, > eR en algal: &. greeate for the year and highest | Revere Mase., U.S.A. recently re-

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‘lon the’ basis of neatness and sincerity. These essays must reach the Guardian-Patriot or the Capitol Theatre

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In addition to the gifts listed, the Capitol Theatre will

couche Catholie Women’s League; were accompanied by their den- Gallant's mother and Mrs. George | hand how the eourt operate. attended the Conference on S0-|ghter Elaine who wil visit with| Waldh, & sister, of Miscouche. The Nigerian judge, 53, 2 grad cial Action which was held at; her sister June in Toronto. uate of Cambridge University the K. of C Home in Summer- NIGERIAN VISITOR and Middle Temple, London, i side on Thursday evening Se ee OTTAWA (OP) — Sir Adeto-| touring North America te study

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bo tether neath Sed setae! x*kkrk * * * 4 x ed, the Guardian-Patriot and COMING MON. - TUE. - WED. - THUR. —

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ADULT SON -OR DAUGHTER poe ae a promoti ING AN ADMISSION TICKET—WILL B ve a ee ADMITTED FREE ON MONDAY NIGHT essay contest to find Char- lottetown’s “Father of the

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