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In Memos-lam

Ill. MURRAY MacKENZIE

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“a $531511“. Nova Scotia, on ere passed lWIy from

Imell us one whom we s11 10v“;

“d 1951191114361. Mrs. Murray Mu-

5:13;‘ ligmlleiqlylr-sreizlais so sudden

a ‘we. h ize that Sh;

Alter soeacin four Sutherland Mgemoriai wirifinfl Piotou, she returned to he; homo in Waterside on May 23 and at mid-n-ishton June c Wm], Sh, 11119911’ Slept the angel came and one was not, for God took her

Mrs. MacKenzie before her iriar. riage was lVLildren Norton, daugh- ter of Mrs. E. H. Norton and m; late Mr. Norton. She was born in Charlottetown fifty-tour yea“ ago where she lived until her marriage. She lived in Woodstock. N. B. from

- ms to 193a where hel‘ children were born and where she uiadQ may friends. She came to this fdcln-“Y 111 5911191111391". i942. where her happy disposition won he, many friends.

She leaves a son-owing husband, l» "11- W140“. and a daughter.

1.10119. to mourn the loss of a loving wife and mother. She also leaves her aged mother and Lwo sisters, Marion. Mrs. Elmer Bovyer, and lvfiss Rita Norton, all of Char. iottetown. and four nephews, Ed- Wlfd. Rbbert. Fred and harry Norton. A brother, Harry, pfg- deceased her about twelve years I80. Ind u sister, Marjorie in 1220.

The funeral, which was largely li-ieflded. was held from her late reeidenceiThe flowers were rich and beautiful, a fitting token of the love and esteem in which Mrs. MncKenzie yvas held. The service was conducted by Rev. G. S. Pros. er. assisted by Rev‘. A. n. Sterling, who led in prayer, and by Mr. R. H. Alcorn, student minister at Waterside, who read the scripture. The Pictou United Church choir was in attendance and led the singing, accompanied by Anderson Heighten on the piano accordion. The hymns sung were, "Softly and Tenderly" and “Safe in the Arms

, of Jesus."

The pail bearers were Archie Murray, James MacDonald and Al- bert, Lloyd, Lyman and Allison Mackenzie, cousins of the family. Interment was at Waterside ceme- tery.

In Moratorium

In living memory of our dear non and brother, Pte. Everett L. Thomas who was killed in action July 4th, 1944.

Bowdear to us you were while here

New hr away you 1h

An honor to the ones you left

And to your "King" on high.

A glorious sacrifice you made, For II deer noble son

You llve by faith within our hearts And will till life h done-

Fondly Banem‘ ed by Mother. Daddy and Sisters.

In Memos-ism

In loving manor! of dear Mother, Mrs. Robert Ilriuell, who pause uni! July 6th. i947-

‘lime speeds on, one year has

P! n," antihi- gloom, m shadows cut fa. “mun flame, where all Icem- >~ ed t, =- ‘ took mm u s eiilninl light: s min that iixht. and w" WI"- Ier vacant place there is none can

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we mourn, but not in r vein. ' y" u’ in heaven, we will meet min- m Remembered by Her Devil!- tar Edna. ___{j___ uunsnl: AND SHAMROCK . soirooi. i gqport for the month of June. Grade IX-l. Ethel 5mm“- _ 2 Grade VIlL-l. Gerald Sturdy- i t, St dy. “G123: ‘VIL-Elhonnle Gillis. Grade \'l.-l, Ralph Duffy: 2. (mu-leg Maybe-w; .'l, Junior Mathe-

"°“- inor‘ z Grade lV.-—l. G. M, Tra . "mm Ma/fflggv Ward Gra am némlahzlunj, lvlrirccllus Huge"- Glarle ll -i lilnine Nicholson; - ' ' . c n. 1. Kathryn Giliis, Tl- 1mm“ n“ 1 s - do I_1 cntlierinc F“ - gggchcri- ‘Madeline, Grceiisin. f m’ QUICK CURE

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This column is reserved for new: of looli inteleet, but advertising of e nowsy nature may be lneortel at five eeute a word strictly pay- tble in advance

JDIMIES TAXI Phone $33 h__ .

PYTIIIIAN SISTBBS. Monday. July 5th, 8 P. M. Important. All members please attend.

PHONE SAUNDERS 1306 for group and wedding pictures en location.

NORTH RIVER CIRCUIT-Ser- vices Sunday, July 4: Long Oreek 11 o'clock; Clyde River 3.00; King- ston 7.30. Rev. Athol Roberts.

MARITIME CENTRAL All- WAYS three times daily tn Mono- ton. Air and rail connections in Montreal and Boston. Phone 206i or 540. '

WOOL GRADING STATION. Charlottetown, now open. Deliver your wool as promptly u possible and secure highest market values.

ENGAGEMENT. - Mr. and Mrs. AAlbert J. MacDonald, Flat River. announce the engagement of their daughter Annaiene Verna to John A. strachan. son of Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Strachan of Roxbury. M55!- Marriage to take place Jilly 315i?-

VISITOR ENTERTAINED. — Mrs. Garfield Tremere of Chestnut Street. Charlottetown. is enter- taining her cousin Mrs, Neil Mc- Donald from Quincy, Mass. While in town Mrs. McDonald was also guest of her cousin Mrs. Louis Weeks of Euston Street and ot- tended another cousin's weddihfl and reception at Zion Church and Charlottetown Hotel on June 30th of Mr. and Mrs. Axel Madsen (Alice MaoLennan). Mrs. McDonald will visit other friends and relatives in the city.

BBIDE-TO-BE SHOWERED. — On Wednesday eveninl, J1me 23M» friends and relatives of Miss Velda ifeo gathered at the home of the bride's parents to tender her with a‘ miscellaneous shower in honor of her approaching marriage. Dur- ing the playing of "Here Come! the Bride". the bride-to-be was es- corted to the seat of honor by Miss Nora Farrell. Several baskets laden with presents were then brouxhi. the presents being opened by Mrs. Harold Yeo, Mrs. Ivan Clarke, Mrs. Gerald Yen. The accompaning verses were read by Miss Amy 365i and then tastefully arranged by Miss Glen MacArthur. The many and lovely gifts included. towels, blankets, glassware, pyrex and. a substantial sum of money. MissYeo in a gracious manner kindly thank- ed all for their lovely gifts and in- vited ail to visither in her new home. Then all joined in 511181113 “For She's a Jolly Good Fellow". The remainder of the evening was spent in social chat after which a dainty lunch was served l‘?! 111° hostess assisted by the young ladid of the district.

BRIDAL SHOWER - A host of friends and relatives gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Nlz-cKay, Grain-ems Rood on ‘Dues- clay evening, June 29th, to shower their daughter- Merry with their gitts and good wishes. Mrs. Ray .Mg1g0d played the bridal march, while the bride-to-be pretitlly at- tired in a white flowered silk jersey dress, was escorted to her seat under a beatulfully decorated arch c4 roses and white by Miss Irene Payinter, The heavllyladen baskets were carrledinandihegifts opened ‘by Mas. Jack MacKay and Miss Elaine Campbell, While Mics Myrtle ‘Wilgirnore reed the accompanying verses. he gifts which included silver glassware bedding furniture and a. large sum ed money were arranged an the table by Miss H31! Morrison and Miss Marie Mec- Kinnon. Merv in her usual friend- ly way thanked everyone for their lovely gifts. after which all joined 1n singing for she's a jolly good fellow. Lunch was served by girl friends of the bride assisted by lifrs. Ray MscIcod and Mrs. Wal- ter Wigmore after which all depar- ted to their (homes wishing Mary every happiness in the future.

Personals

w. J. H. Irving oi’ Lethbridge, Alta., is visiting in' the City after an absence of 26 years.

Boy Makes Perfect Score At Skeet Shoot

TRURO. N. 8.. July 3 -~ (OP)- Sixteen-year-old Laurier Sauinisr of Halifax scored a perfect i0.)

COOK'S 1'0!‘ Pliotoguplil.

communion m: m- suaaucu. _

PBONI SAUNDERS. ill for group rad wedding pictures oil locatio .

HEAR THI ADDRESS "Interna- "Ollll CO-OpSfltlVQ DI-Y" U701’ C; F. C. Y. at 1.00 P. M. (A. l. T.) today by M2101‘ J F. MecMillan.

W901. GRADING STATION, Charlottetown, now open. Deliver your wool as promptly u possible and secure highest market values.

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SUMMER COTTAGE T0 BENT. fully furnished. three bedrooms, beautiful location at Brighton Shore. Apply F. A. Large, 8.0., Royal Bank Building, Charlotte- town.

Lmvns FOR wourvnmn -'- Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Bennett, ec- companied by daughter, Diana, have left for Wolfvilie, N. S., where Mr. Bennett will attend the sum-me school at Acadia Uni- varsity.

SPRING PARK SGIIOOL CLOSING

On Saturday afternoon, June 26, the closing exercises of spring Park School were held in the school auditorium. Mr. Gordon Rodd. chairman of trustees, acted as chairman.

Following is the program:

O Canada.

Principal's report.

Presentation of prizes and cer- tificates to Grades 1 ahd 2.

Chorus: "The Boat Song"-Grad- es 2, 8 and 4.

Presentation of prizes and oer- tiflcateiflo Grades 3 and 4.

Chorus: "Jolly PlovvboyT-Grades 3 and ti.

Presentation of prizes and cor- tificatea to Grades 5 and 8.

Chorus: "Joy of My Heart"- Grades 3, 4, i5, B.

Presentation of prizes and cer- tificates to Grades 7, ll, 9 and l0.

Remarks by chairman.

National Anthem.

Certideatee Presented (in order of merit)

Grade 10-1. Lea. Cameron; 2. Roma-Burke; 3. Dorothy Dewar; 4. John Phillips; 5. Elizabeth Sims; 6. John MacKenzie.

Grade 9-1. Shells Maclnnis; 2. Mary McELroy; 3. Marjorie Game- ster; 4. Ewen Stewart; b. David Burke. ,

Passed: Kenneth Wlgrrwre, Lor- raine lvicDearcnid.

Grade 8-1. Helen Cameron and Lydia Sims (equal); 2. Raymond Kelly; 3. Harvey MacKinnon; 4. Shirley Stewart; 5. Shirley Wig- more; 6. Clarence MacKenzie; 7. Ellen Gallant.

Grade 7-1. Roma Good; 2. Marie Moore; 3. Georgie Doiron; 4. Betty Wigmore; 5. Bertha man, Ivan Williams (equal); 6. John Stewart; 'l. George Mc-Dearmid, Miller Mac- Lean (equal); 8. Joseph Handra- him.

Grade 6-1. Kathryn Beck; 2. Basil Phillips; 3. Vincent Beck, Louise Kelly (equal); 4. Jean Kear- ney; 5. Isobel Middleton; 6. Dor- othy Munn, Marjorie McDeelrmid (equal); ‘l. Shirley Burke, Arthur Canty (equal); 3. Lorne Good; 9. Donald Shaw; 10. Ronald Hughes, Brendon Good. Marjorie Veil (eq- ual); "11. Virginia MacDonald; 12. Mary Shea Connolly; 13. Shirley Gamelter, Joseph Vessey (equal): 14. Shirley Rogers. Marie Doiron, Mary Gallant (equal). '

Passed: Muriel Mortireno. Adele Barrett, Shirley Ann Locke. Am- brose Gauthier.

Grade 5-1. Errol Nicholson; 2. Boyd Good; 3. Bonita Srnallman; 4. Noreen Smith, John Pound (eq- ual); s. Gloria Jenkins; 6. George Stewart; 7. Lois Good; 3. Eric Egan; 9. Allan Blatch; l0. Adeline Weeks; 11. Verna Dennis; 12. Carl Riggs; 13. Vernon Hands-shah; 14. Marjorie Smith; 16. John Kelly: 1e. Frances iidiclillroy; 17. Betty Costello; i8. Helen Carson.

Grade 4-1. Mary Johnston; 2. Florence Douglas; 3. Diane Willis, Frank Burke, Ralph Kennedy and Teddy lvfunn (equal); 4. Mercedes Vessey and Earl Kearney (equal); 5. Roland Walsh; 6. Joyce Mac- Kinnon; 7. Norma Goff: B. Bever- ley MacDougall and George Goff (equal): 9. Paula Farquharson; 10. Margaret Weeks and Murillo, Pound (equal);'~1<i.'.~!-Jaau King and Earl MacKenzie (equal); 12. Carl Gamester, Ronald Gauthier, Mer- rill Pursey and Michael Aylward (equal); 13. Jean MacLeod; 14. Raymond Arsenault; 15. Rita Smith; 16. Stanford Carson.

Grade 3-l. Gordon Dennis; 2. Joan Dunsford and Johnnie Blaich (equal); 3. Betty Riggs. Harold Rudd and Billy Evans (equal); 4.

here today to shatter all Provin- cial and Maritime records and fire his Halifax team to the Nova Scotia skeet championship. '

The team. of which his father, W. ssulnier. was a member, scor-I ea 47s out of a possible s00 i...

' establish a Maritime record. The

second individual high scorer was E. A, Thompson. also of Halliu. wit-h 97.

Placing second with 447 wee ln- ' other Halifax team, one ahead of Truro, the defending champions. The feat accomplished by the Halifax youth received a tremend- ous ovation from a large crowd. In addition to brine a membfl" of ih! championship squad. Seuinier holds the Maritime championship which he captured last year. Members oi today's winning team include E. A. Thompson, Dr. H. s. Tolsori, and a. enn- ewmd place team members are D. Morj flsom s, Whynott. R. Wildl- 1'4- Edrivards and G- Ali-hi!!-

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Mary Matthews: 6. Freddy Burke; 6. Alice Vail; '7. Mary Egan; 3. Muriel Matthews; 9. Donna Jenk- lnr, Marion Kearney, Roger Gofl and Roland LeClair (equal); l0. Peter Dewar and BruceRigge (eq- ual); 11. Sidney Veesey; i2. Anna. Stewart and Harold Moore (eq- ual); 13. Pius Dolron and Thelma Barrett (equal).

Passed: Stirling Gainester, Irene Vail, Roland Bsmbriok.

Grade 2-1., Adeline Beck; 2. Jena Campbell, Edna Dennis, 0y-

'rel Gallant (equaly; 3. Ieonard

Walsh: 4. Sally Burke and Jimmie Gallant (equal); o. Ronnie Smith: 6. Richard Gauthier: '1. Donald Burke, Paula Good and Arlene Jay (equal); l. Ralph Barrett, Dale Moore, Cecilia Smith and Barbara MnoDcugail (equal); 2. Beverley Welsh; 10. Doris smith: 1i. Bic MecRse and Robert Simmons (eq- llll): i2. ltniiiint Barrett and George Gamhum (equal).

_ Pulsed: Merrill Macilesn.

Grids I-Oioril. Meollnnon, Pe- mela Shaw. Stanley Sanderson, Janie Weeks. Barrie Burhoe. Stella Smith. Sheila Good Marlene G55,

KOIlimllil fil- FIDO)‘.

llacfllllvray Stools iiuptials

A very pretty wedding wee IOl- emnised at 8t. Dunstan’: Basilica on Monday, June 3th, when Mary Steele, daughter of Herbert Steele and the late Mrs. Steele, Charlotte- town. became the bride of Donald MaoGilllvray, son of Mrs. Annie MecGlllivrey of Blooming Point and the late Ml‘. MoGiliivrsy.

'.I‘he bride given in marriage by her- father wore l. floor lengih dreu q] ivory satin with finger tip veil and carried a bouquet of American Beauty Roses. Frances Steele, sister of the bride. was bridesmaid and wore a floor length dres of pow- der blue taffeta with matching flower hat and carried a bouquet of Better Time Roses. Mr. Peter MacDonald acted as groomsman. The ushen were Mr. Raymond MacDonald and Edwin 509816.

‘The marriage ceremony was per- forimed by Rev. Patrick Mac- Mahon who also celebrated the Nuptial Mass. The sewers of the Mau were George MacGulgan and Garnet Steele, little brother of the bride. During the Mass appropriate hymns were rendered by Miss Lucy Blanchard and Harold Wood- The organist was Mrs. Joseph Dougan.

Imfndhbely following the cere- mony the bridal party motored to the homo of the bride's aunt, Mrs. J. H. Wood where a daint wedding breakfast was served to elativrs and friends. The toast to the bride w“ py-opgged by Rev. Parnell Wood and was responded 141 1W 111° groom. The hapov vwns couple left by car on a honeymoon trip through the Maritirnes. For trav- elling the bride wore a white crept dress with powder blue tonoer and matching accessories. On their re- turn they will reside iri Blooming Point where the groom is r- rims- perous farmer-

. |Iarkdai_c_ closing

gil-gdfly gvening, June 25 mliflifld the occasion of the eleventh an- nud closing exercises of Pa-rkdole sghqol, The exercises were he.d ln the Women's Institute Hell. Mr. P. s. Bradley acted cheirmen go; the evening and music wee underline direction of Mr. Rvyfii-Ofl Mugford, ARCO.

Following ls the program:

Island Hymn

Remarks by chairman.

Chm-u; "Alphabet Song" Grade I

Presentation of Certificates and Prlus, Grade I.

s "Welcome Rubin”. Grade II.

Presentation of Certificates and Prizes, Grade Ii’.

Chou-us "Grandmother's not", Grade III and IV- Chorvus mrly One Morning? Presentation of Certificates and

Prizes, Grade III, IV and V.

Principal's report of the year's u" .

Chorus "All moush the Night" with descent Grades V. VI and VII. "Clementine", Grades V, VI and VII.

Presentation od Certificates and Prizes, Grades V, VI and VII.

chorus "Ccitne, Let. Us This Day", Grade VIII. IX end X-

'-Here’s Health Unto His Ma- jesty", “Oih, Susannah."

Presentation of Certificates and Prizes, Grades VIII, IX and X.

Three Part Song, “Drink to Me Only" Girls 3-i0.

National Anthem.

GRADE X

Certificates of Merit: 1. sterling Moo e; 2, Craig Mathescn.

Ge erul Proficiency Prizes: 1, Sterling Moore; 2, Craig Mathe- son.

Nature Project Prizes: l. Ster- ling Moore; z-Cralg Mathcson.

GRADE IX

Certificates of Merit: Harry Cook, Betty Cook, Georgie Nichol, Joyce Coles, Leonard Drlscoll, Elmer Paqllette, and Alice Mao- Dona-id.

Perfect Attendance Certificates and Prizes: Betty Cook, Leonard Driocoll and Alice MacDonald.

General Proficiency Prize-s: 1, Harry Cook; 2, Betty Cock; 3, ‘Georgie Nichol.

Honors in Mathematics: 1, Harry Cook; 2, Georgie Nichol; 3, Elmer Paquette.

Honors In French: 1, Harry Cook; 2, Betty Cook; 3. Leonard Driscoll.

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Nature Note Book (Prizes): 1, Shirley Clay: 2, Georgie Niche-l; 3, Betty Cook.

Grade Vlll

_ “Certificates oi‘ Merit: Sylvia Mac-Kay, Arlene Bell, Shirley Clay, Jean lvlizrphy, Joyce Gallant, Catherine Watters. Maureen Mac- Inlyre, Foster Burke, Arlene Gre- gory, Edward Bertram, Borden Myers, Eerie Condly and Jean Marc-Gregor.

General Proficiency Prizes: i, Sylvia MacKay; 2. Arlene Bell; 3, Shirley Clay.

Honors in Mathematics: 1, Sylvia MacKay; 2, Arlene Bell; 3, Shirley Clay

Sylvia and

Honors in French: 1, MacKay; 2, Shirley Clay Arlene Bell.

Honors in Latin: 1. Sylvia idio-

Kay; 2, Shirley Clay; 3, Joyce Gallant. Perfect Attendance Certificates

arid Prizes: Catherine Wetter: and Poster Burke. - Ora/up Achievement Test Prime: Sylvia MacKay, Joyce Gallant, Shirley Clay. Jean Murphy. Foster Burke, Arlene Bell, Catherine Walters. lkiwaird Bertram and‘ Maureen Maelntyre. GRADI VII

Certificates oi’ Merit: Bria Ber- tram, Kaye Weir, Alan Burns, Vemon MheDoneid, Shirlle Mac-

Kay, Mildred Thompson. Olive Newman. Perfect Atiendence Certificates

am‘! Priles: Alan Burns.

MacLean Method of writing Certificates: Senior: line Bertram. Kaye weir. Junior: Shirlie Mac- Key, Olive N n, Mildred s. Progress:

Ihornpecii, Alan Bu Vernon Ma-cDorield.

General Proficiency Prizes: 1. Belt-rum; l. IAN yak;

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Prize for Exercise Books: l, Ena Bertram; 2, Shlrlie MacKay; 3, Mildred Thompson:

Arithmetic: 1, Vernon MacDon- ald; 2, Ena Bertmm; 3, Mildred Thompson. i

English: 1, Ena Bertram; 2.' Mildred Thcirripson; 3, Alan Burns and Kaye Weir.

Spelling: 1, Kaye weir and Olive, Newman: 2. Ens Bertram; 3, Shir-I lie MacKay.

Grade VI I

Certificates o-f Merit: Roddie Hfckox, Pamela Gaudet, lEh-nesfq MacKay, Ruth Good, Lois Coles.- Mary Jean B-urke, Clifford Gre-

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Perfect Attendance Certificates and Prizes: Ruth Good, Ernest! MacKay, Mary Jean Burke.

MacLean Method of Writing Certificates: Senior: Lorraine Bell. Junior: Orion Bell, Ernest MacKay, Rxiddie Hickox, Mary Jean Burke, Progress: Ruth Good, Pamela Gaudet, Lois Coles. Cliiiford Gregory.

General Proficiency Prizes: 1, Rcddie Hickox; 2, Pamela Gaudet; 3, Ernest MacKay.

Prize for Exercise Books: 1, Lorraine Bell; 2, Pamela Gaudet; 3. Mary Jean Burke.

English: 1, Roddie lickox; 2,

Pamela Gaudet; 3, Lois Coles. Arithmetic: l, Pamela Gaudet;

2. Rcddie Hickox; 3, iviary Jean

Burke, Spoiling:

l, Lorraine Bell; 2,

Ruth Good and Roiidie Hickok; 3, Ernest MaeKay. TAKE TWO PARKDALE CLOSING .._ .. ._...... , GRADE V Certificates of i\lerit: Irwin Bueli, Erma MacDonald Jean Warren, Hillard Cc-les, Walter McIntyre, Ruth ivciters, Glenda

Gregory. Frederick Boer, Leonard Gallant, Bernice MacKny, Ralph Thomson, Beverley Gauriet, Carl, Gallant, Fen-ton MacKay, Kenneth, Burns, Rowe-n Beer. ‘

Perfect Attendance Prizes and Certificates: Bernice MacKay, i Kenneth Burns, Frederick Been‘: Rowan Beer.

MacLean Method o; Writing Certificates: Junior: Erin-la Moc- Donald, Bernice MacKay, Leonard Gallant. Progress: Glenda Gre- gory, Carl Gallant, Cecil Living- ston,“ Walter McIntyre, Fenton MacKny, Rowen Beer, Frederick Beer, Irwin Buell, Beverley Gau- det

General Proficiency Prizes: i. Irwin Buell; 2, Erma MacDonald; 3, Jame: Warren.

Prizes for Exercise Books: l, Irwin Buell; 2, Leonard Gallant; 3, Erma MacDonald.

English: 1, Irwin Buell; 2. Hil- lard Ooiee: 3. James Warren.

Arithmetic: l, Hillard Coles: 2, Be _ MscKsy; 3, Irwin Buell.

f,‘ Jig: l, James Warren and ‘i100 MucKey; 2, Irwin Buell; 3, Ruth Wettera. I

0am: iv . , Oertiflcatee of Merit: Beverly, . ie I-Iickox, Robert, Gregory, Robert Seaman, Barberai

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‘Good; 2, Robert Seaman;

Velma Cc-les, Eleanor Gregory.

Perfect Attendance Certificates and Prizes: Freddie I-Iickox, Beverly Good, Kenneth Coles, Velma Coles. Robert Seaman, Ro- bert Gregory, Eleanor Gregory.

Writing Certificates: Robert Seaman, Margaret MacDougali, Freddie Hickok, Gordon Netting, Velitnn Coles. Barbara MacGregor, Erma Gallant, Eleanor Gregory, Beverly Good, Lorraine Gallant.

General Proficiency Prizes: 1, Beverly Good: 2. Freddie Hickox; 3, Robert Gregory.

Honors in Spelling: 1, Robert Grvswy; 2, Beverly Good; 3, Freddie Hickox.

Honors in Arithmetic: 1, Beverly 3, R0- bert Gregory.

Well Kept Note Books: 1, Robert Gregory: 2, Lorraine Gallant; 3, Velma Coles.

Improvement in Writing: l, Erma Gallant; 2, Margaret Mac- Dougail; 3. Gordon Netting.

GRADE H!

Certificates of Merit: Marion Nichol, Donald Gallant, Evelyn MacKay, Anne MaicAndie-w, Ian Mac-Donald. Winnifred Hogan, Marie MacIntyre, Stephen Bell.

General Proficiency Prizes: l. MarloirNlchol; 2, Donald Gallant. 3, Evelyn MacKay and Anne Mac- Andrew.

Honors in Spelling: Niche-T; 2. Evelgyn~ Marie Maclntyre.

Honors in Arithmetic: 1, Donald Gallant: '1. Marion Nichol; 3, Eielyn .\la:Kn,v. '

Well Kept. Note Books: 1, Anne MarAnclrr-iv; 2, alerion Nichol; I, Evelyn MacKny.

Imiprovrment in Wriilng: 1, Robin Clay: 2, Ian ltiacDoiialil; 3, Wiinnifrcd Hogan.

1, Marion MzicKay; 3,

Guam: n

Certificates of Merit: Diann Dixon, Fay Hickox, Jr-yclelym Ste- wart, Marlene Gregory, Elmer Hogan, Brenda MacKay, Kenneth Burke, Ronnie Jiiggins, Florence Goimley, Deryck Hickox, Allison ltfocliaclierh, Penelope Wan-en, Lloyd Gregory, Shirley Doiron, Billy Gallant, Carlyle Gaudet. Merrill Smiilh, Gerald Coles.

General Proficiency: 1, Dlann Dixon and Fay HlClIOX; 2, Joyclelyn Stewart; 3, Marlene Gregory.

Progress in Reading: l. Merrill Smith: 2, Florence Gormley; 3, Brenda MacKay.

Honors in Arithmetl: i. Fay Hidrox; 2. Lloyd Gregory; 3, Kenneth Burke.

Honors in Writing: i, Marlene

Gregory; 2, Joyclelyn Stewart; 3, Diann Dixon. Application: 1, Pay Hickox; 2,

Shirley Dclrcn; 3, Ronnie Higgins. GRADE I Certificates of Merit: ‘i, Jeff

Cant/well. Olga Show, Marilyn Rice, Judith Hlrt. Douglas MacBwen,

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ling Carr, Carol MacLeai-i, Patsy Gregory. General Proficiency: l. Olga

Shaw and Jefif Cantwell; 2, Marilyn Ieioe; 3, Judith Birt.

Progress in Reading: 1. Caro-l Marie Gallant; 2. Dick Lumsden;

3, Nogmn Bell.

Honors in Ari-tlunetic: l, Carol MacLean; 2, Jeff Cant/well; 3. Myrna Clay.

Honors in Writing: 1, Ronnie Crockett; 2. Norma Bell; 3, Marilyn Burns.

Application: 1, Alberta Murphy; ‘J, Patsy Oatway; 3, Douglas Mac- Ewen.

Perfect Attendance-Grade II

KennehlyBurke, 2 years. Gerald Coles, 3 years. Shirley Doiron, 1 year Billy Gallant, 1 year Marlene Gregory, 2 years Lloyd Gregory. 2 years

_ Fay Hickox, 2 years Brenda. MacKay, 1 year,

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PARKDALE SPORTS

'50 yd. dash (5 yrs. and under): |

Boys: 1, Jackie Higgins; 2. Blaine Richard: 3. Biois Waiters. Girls: l. Gail Stewart; 2, Trudy l-Iickox: 3, Eleanor Hogan. ' 50 yd. dash (6 to 8 yrs):

Boys: i. Ian MacDonald; 2. Gerald C0105; 3, Allison MacEach- , em. i

Girls: i. Mary Gallant, Brenda MccKny; 2, Ann MBCAHCITEW; 3, Pay Hickox. I

50 yd. dash (9 to 12 yrs):

Boys: l. Foster Burke and P.0d- die Hickok; 2, Frederick Beer; 3, Leonard Gallant. ~

Girls: lie lvIacKay; 3, Ruth Walters.

50 yd. dash (l2 u. 15.yrs.):

Boys: 1, Billie MacLean; 2, Edward Bertram; 3, Harry Cook.

Girls: 1, Joyce Gallant; 2, Jean Murphy; 3, Bernice MacKay. Free-For-Ail:

Girls: 1, Joyce Gallant; 2, Viola MacKay; 3. Jean Murphy and Ens Bertram.

Boys: i. Billie Meolleen; 2, Edward Bertram; 3, Emest Mac- Kay.

Blindfold Race:

Senior: 1. Vernon MacDonald and Sylvia MocKay; 2, Clifford Gregory and Jean Murphy; 3. Reggie Gay and Joyce Gallant.

Junior: 1, Jean mirphy and Clifford Gregory; 2, Glenda Greg- ory and Lloyd Gregory; 4, Shirlie MscKay and Rowan Beer. Jockey Race:

l. Billie MacLean and Ronald Hiokox: 2. Edward "and

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1, Ena Bertram; 2. Shir-i ‘Norman Arsenault.

Blois Watters. Wheelbarrow Race: Boys: 1 Harry Cook MacLean; 2, Jackie ~ Ralph Thompson, and Clifford. Gregory; ' Burke and Freddie Bic‘ Girls: 1, Joyce Gallant‘ cook; 2, sylvia MacKuy Bertram; 3, Maureen ~- Glenda. Gregory. Relay Race: Boys: 1, Edward t Harry Cook: 2, Goad

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IvlacLean and c1 f Girls: l, Sylvia Erie. Bertram;

Rcggie Gay; 3, Harry ' Girls: 1. Ena Bcrtr

. l. Joyc-eGali Brrtram: 3. Shirley M

Boys: 1. Billie MacLe ward Bertram; 3, ‘

Girls: . Wntters: 3, Bria Berti-g Ladies‘ Race: ' ~

l. Miss MacIsaac; 2.1m Bffr; 3. Mrs. Pres Gal}

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Report for lune.

Grade VIII-l, Diana, 1 2 ililcsn Ccnavay; J9 Duly,

Grade VII-l. Gerald M

Grade IV.--1. Norman »

2, Lewis l-Vaisli.

Grade VllI.—C1". awarded tr- Diana ‘Ihm-as,

Josphlne Duffy, Lorne Eileen Wait-h. =

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Prizes were awardrd to: i. >1 lowing: Highest ‘ ii. Gr ; Achievement '11s! - _

Duffy. liigheet avcrarzr in fir - Diana Thomas, ' ' lllghest avcrnrc in Gr! Attelldancc -- Lewis Wall Q0. chlsm. _. Josephine and ilccn cnnwiy. equal- hcr-Mary McCardle.

as if; n3 aoo 13.0. iQth were filled with gold.