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Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Griffin, Ncrw Wiltshire. and their two children, Master Earl and Everett Griffin, were the Ruests of Mr. rrid hlrs. Aden Grcenrin on Sun- :f.~._v last.

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The 79th Annual Commence- ment Exercises of Our Lady of the Angels‘ Convent, ‘Tignish. was held Friday evening, June 18th in the urish Hall, when nineteen students of Grndc XI received the honors of Graduation. The stage "was attractively decorated for the occasion and the hull was filled to capacity with relatives and friends of the Graduates and the High School students. The pastor, Reverend J. A. MacDonald, pre- sided and His Honor Lieutenant Governor J. A. Bcrnara presented the prizes, after the Salutatory in which Berry Kinch on behalf of ,the solzc-ol, welcomed parents and friends. The following program , “as presented: Boys‘ Chorus _ "The whistling , Sang.“ Royal Ilcritage - A one act play ir. three scenes. Duet "The ltlnlni” — lifnrcli. Girls‘ Chorus _. du Canada." DlplUnl-‘IS and Prizes. Valedlctory. God Save The King. The mnin feature of the pro- grnn was the "One Act Play" presented h_v Grade XI pupils, which cubed forth many con- gratulatory rcmorks from the speakers who followed. The val- ledlViCTy ‘was delivered by the t-lhss lender, Nelscn Perry. Reverend J. A. MacDonald

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addressed the graduates, con- gratulating them on the success attained, and reminding them of the great. importance of education for young people in the world today.

His Honor Lieutenant-Governor J. A. Bernard, in his usual pleas- ing and gracious manner, also congratulated the graduating class. He remarked likewise. on the splendid educational facilities afforded t-he youth of Tignlsh ln the lnstltutlon_ conducted by the Sisters of the Order of Notre Dame and exhorted both parents and pupils to make use of the opportunities so easily within their reach.

Other speakers of the evening were: Reverend Joseph leChsir, Mr. Albert A. Bernard, Mr. J. A.

Arsenault and Mrs. A. J. Mac- i Donald. Prlze List. Grades III and 1V -- Prizes

for Religion — Jeanette Richard, Stuart Arsenault, Jennie Mac- Donald. '

Highest Aggregate in Grade III - Catherine Gaudet. _ Highest Aggregate in Grade IV

Auldine Arsenauli. Department. Doris Richard, Nelson Maillot, Florence Buote.

Improvement - Annette Richard.

Music _ Jennie MacDonald.

Grade V - Highest Aggregate -- Irene Richard.

Religion -— Florence Arsenault.

Music - Barbara Shea.

Conduct - Leo Chiasson.

Grade VI (b) — Highest Aggre- y gate — Marie Chiosson.

l‘ Religion — L60 Richard. Application - Bernadette Martin.

Progress - Paul Muclnnis.

Grade VI tar — Religion -- Gerard Gaudet.

Highest Aggregate _ Jeanette Gaudet.

Aprfication __ Aurelio Perry.

Grade VII - Religion - Mary Ci-neron.

Highest Aggregate — Shirley Perry.

Class Spirit - Raymond Doucette.

Reading Diplomas for readlﬂl ten books during the year awarded to Mary Cameron and Myrtle Keough. I

Grade V111 .... Certificates have been awarded the‘ following pupils who successfully passed the Standard Tests for the province (lr. order of merit) - 1. Cannells Arsenault, 2. Mary Farmer, 3. Joan McDonald, 4. Irene Buote, ll. Bernettu O'Brien, b. Everett Harper, '1. Mary Cuhill, l. Shirley Mclnnis, 9. Rodney Mcfnnls, I0. Clarence Griffin, 11. Dolley Arsenault. '

Prizes — Religion - Carmella Arsennult.

Highest Aux-agate - Cannons Arsennult.

Conduct — Everett Harper.

Grade IX - Religion - Jeanette Perry.

Perfect Attendance -- Jeanette Perry. ' Highest standing -- Alfredo O'Brien.

Latin H Leonard McI-Iugh.

Conduct. - Norma MvKennu.

Attendance -- Alban Arsenault.

Music - Barbara McCue.

Grade X — Certificates have been awarded to t-hc following (In order of merit) - 1. Marlon Gallant, 2. Lorraine. Arsenault ,8. Therese Goa-man, 4. Jenn Callu- phnn, l. Cecilia Mccue, 6. Marla

Gaudet, ‘l. memo McDonald, ll

Lena Gavin. Prizes — i.

Lorraine Arsenoult. mglish - Therese Gunman, Latin - Jean Callaghan. APplication — Cecilia McCue. Geometry - Eugene McDonald Religion -* ‘CD8 Gavin. Attendance _ Jewel MCInnls, Algebra. — Edward EesRoches. Music — Jean Donald. Reading Diplomas for

ed to Irene Shea, Marlon Gallant Jean Callaghan, Grade XI — Certificates

Catharine Wallace, Mary C811,‘- shun. Patricia. Keough, D°Yl9i Jlmﬁ MOITISOII, Pauline

O'Brien, Freddie Arsenault.

English Composition L Janet

Science —i. James Morrison, 2. Pauline Morrisey,

Department - Claire Morrisey.

1M1" — Mary I-Iandruhon.

Geometry - Freddie Arsenault.

Progress in History -_ James H Griffin. Progress in Mathematics -

Gladys Ahearn 1nd Benny xii-rm,

Progress ln English ... Doreen McDonald.

Following are tho names of those who contributed to the

Prize Fund; RBV- J. A. MacDonald. Rlev. Emmet MacInnis. Rev. Mot-her Superlarg Diocesan Council of the Catholic

Women's League. Tlgnlsh Sub-Division

Catholic Women's tongue. Home and Bchcol Association. Tlgnfah Branch No. 0 or the

Canadian legion, l-Ioly Family society. Children of Mary Society (Sh). Children of Mai-y Society (Jr). The Secretary and School

Trustees. Mrs. Octave Gaudet. Mrs. Henry Bernard. Mrs. Howard Harper Mn. Milton Keoush Mn. ﬂdele Bernard Mrs. James Gallant. Mn. Gunilla Chlsuon Mrs. JOhn Perry. Mru. Poator Bkorry. Mn. Augustine Maolnnls Mrs. Prod Pitlgonld. Mrs. James Christopher. Mrs. Joseph MscDonslrL Mrs. Clarence Morrlseey. Mn. John Aho rn. Mn. knelt. Me sgue. Mrs. Michael McPhee. Mrs. Joupb T. Arsonsun.

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IIIGIIIIT IN ENGLAND The spire of Salisbury Cathed- ral. 404 fest, is the lolslest In - gland, and considered by many

to bo tho most- beautiful.

Governor-Generofs Bronze Medal for Highest Aggre-

gate in Grade X awarded to Marion Gallant. School Spirit and Conduct —

reading ten books during the yeur award-

have been awarded to pupils making 65 percent and over in the year's work as follows -- Nelson Perry. Mary Handrchan, Janet Klnch, J9"! Aylwood, Marjorie Mumhy,

Elsie Morrisey, Claire Morrlsey. Edna

0’Leary llistriet And Its Activities

—Mlss NOln Whitney of Boston, Mass, is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Claude MacNeilL-O

Mr. and Mrs. Avard Harris, and Mr. and Mrs. Watson Sllliker have returned from an enjoyable ttip to the U.S.A.

Mr. Albert Noonan of O‘L.eary was appointed auditor of the 0'l..eory School, at the annual meeting on Tuesday night.

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Mrs. George Dc-war and Rev. C 0. Honvlett were among the Baptist delegates ﬂhtendlng tho Association meetings at Bedeque.

Mrs. Hayfield Ellis who spent. the past. eight

hal or nine

Pﬂggg _. 3911310,, __ Mary months as a patient in the Randi-ohm, Sanitarium, ls able to return to

Hlihell Aifﬂﬂzate — Nelson h" hcme- Perry,

The road from the O'Leary

Kinch. United Church to Brae Coleman French _ my; Mcoue and and Mount Royal ls undergoing

Jean Aylwosq, very extensive renovations and Appljcaﬂgn _ Marlon, Murphy“ much work is being done. Mathematics-Catherine Wallace

and Mary Callaghan, Rev. Garland. Brooks of River History — Patricia Keuugh Hebert. N. 5., accompanied by English - Elsie Doyle and Edna, Mrs, Brooks and family were

O'Brien, visitors to O‘Lenry on Tuesday

and Wedrmday‘, the guests of Mrs Brook's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Phillips. _

—-Mls Helen Mercer, of the

teaching staff of the Sydney City Schools, arrived in Summerside on Monday nlgiht by plane and will spend her vacation in 0'Lenry the 120050 cf her sister, Mrs. W. G. Dickson and Rev, W.G. Dick- SO11. —-NEW MINISTER Ali-INVES- Rev. Blair Colbourne of Sydney N 5.. who was ordained lnto the ﬂirtation Ministry by the Marl. time Conference of the United Chilrril of Canada on Sunday. June 13th, arrived in Gum-y on o-Wednesday morning and was the “guest. of Rev. W. G. and Mrs. Dickson, proceeding to his mange at Springfield West later in the afternoon. Rev Mr. Colbourne will be inducted at the Glemvood Church on July 2nd. ~o

—~Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Wilson’ of St. Andrew's, N. B., accompanl. ed. by their daughter, Sandra, were visitors this week to O'Leary, and their friends were planed to see them again. Mr. Wilson is s, former manager of the Bank of Nova Bcotiu in OLeury and ho and his family left for it. Andrew's around Christmas time. Sandra plans to attend the nnﬂuﬂ 00.1.1‘. Comp at Augustine Con, Wll-h llh! Ohary United Church girls. -O '

The annual meetings of to Brie and the Ollnary and: sections were-held on Tuesday

night. In both schools there Wu a fine turnout of ratepayers and Intorezted citizens. In Oleary Mr. J. M’.- Mucwllliuns was chair- man and Mr. l. W. Tumor, soars- tory. Mr. W. Brooks was footed trustee succeeding m. Keith

Summorslde lllgh Sehool Prizo List

Following ls tho Prise 1M for Surnmeralde High School:

Grade I - Marla boy/noel.

Perfect Attendance for you - Natalie Johnson, Gordon mod.

- Norma Crozler. _

Grade I - E. L. —‘ Bowness.

Prize donated by Homo an: School Welfare Group - Alzu Carney.

Perfect Attendance — Arlee: Moore.

Miss Jane I-Iolly Memorials! Grade II.

Merit Cards for General Pro- ficiency - 1. Gordon GIN. 2- Ronald Sullivan, 3. Cecelia Darby and Marilyn Ross (equal). .

Prize for most improvement — Dlck Rankin.

Perfect. Attendance White.

Mary S. Harrington — Grade II

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General Proficiency curds award- e.i to - f. Sandra Arnett and liobertg Clark, 2. Ruth Cairns, 3. Robert Holman. ‘

Prize donated by the Home and School Group to tine pupil making the most improv-aznent in the year's work awarded to Denzil Curr.

Prizes for Perfect Attendance awarded to -— Cavell Williams and Eillsworth Waite.

GradrIII - Lelths Crue,

Prime List - 1. Stanford Gay,

2. Maureen Forbes and John Salter. Diplomas - Albert Cody,

Margaret Joan ' Carruthers.

Prize for most improvement — Bruce MacGlbbon.

Perfect Attendance - Stanford Guy, Harold Gallant and Nonnan Sheen. ,

Grade III - Rita AT-learn.

l. Peter Arnold. 2. Mary Currie, 3. Barbara Vaughan.

Progress winner - David Mae- Donald.

Perfect Attendance, Grade IV - Doris L. Tocmbs. \

‘Trustees’ Merit Cards for General Proficiency - l. Ilzllzabeth Nwhvlwﬂ. 2. Myrna Hancock, 3. Janet Home.

Most. Improvement during the Yﬁar — Edith Poole.

Perfect Attendance _ Donald Gay. Hope Jenkins, Allan Gallant, Robert Gerald .

Grade IV — Hazel B, Dystond,

Trustees’ Merit Cards for Gener- nl Proficiency -- 1. John Alan lilucPai-lnne, 2. Alban Ciallsnt. 3. George Crmpanion.

Prize for most improvement _ Freda MacMillan.

Perfect Attendance _ nnvm Barlow,. Gordon Gallant, Robert Kenny.

Grade IV - Lorraine lvicMahon. Merit

General Proficiency ... 1, 13mm, slllll-‘lhliﬂi. 2. Lorna Leard and Bruce Moore (squall, 3, Mary Rae Tnnton.

Prize for greatest improvement ~ Clifford Blucquiere,

Perfect Attendance 13mm White. Audrey Miller, Bus” M°°T°- Wﬁldﬁll Morrison and Ernest Blacqufere,

Grad — '8. M. Wood.

Trusttg Merit cards n» General Proficiency -_ 1, DQ113111 Cameron, 2. Alan Crue, 3. Judith Ross and Irene Mountain.

Prize for Improvement in year's ""'°Tk 001153431 by Home and School — Joseph Perry.

Perfect Attendance Mary Shaw, George Arsenault, Donald Crmewn. Lawrence Gallant, Nyle Sauve.

Grade VI — Ruth Oroken.

‘Trustees’ Merit Cards for General Proficiency _. 1, vor-m BHYIOW. 2. Clifford LeClair, 3. Joyce lltnman.

Improvement prize awarded to Clllifﬂrd Le Clair.

Perfect Attendance - Verne Barlow. James Arsenault.

Grade V! -—- G. Driscoil.

Trustees’ ‘Merit Cards for

General Proficiency ._. 1, Ellgabgth Strong, 2. Jessie Blngham, 3. Bessie Darby,

PM" f0!‘ lmDTOVGmEnl. in year's work donated by Home and School — Alice Ramsay.

Grade VI - D. J. Campbell.

Trustees’ Merit Cards for General Prifioiency 1. Mo" Mountain, 2. Margaret Shaw, 3. Jackie Simpson.

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Perfect Attendance - Margaret gnaw, Joyce Jenkins, Marlon Burns, Duane Richard, Jackie Simpson.

Grade VII - Adeludie Glover.

General Proficiency - i. Janis Morrison, 2. Malcolm Palmer, 3. Frances Guudet.

Perfect Attendance -- Grady, Owen Sonier.

Prize for Greatest IMPTOVBmQM during the year awarded by Home and School Association - Jimmie Ogden.

Grade VII - Jessie Moore.

General Proficiency - 1- Birdie Cairns, 2. Jackie Noonan, I. Shirley Barrass. Pupils with perfect Attendance

Donald Arsenault, Beretta Gallant, Richard Steele.

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estfmates were passed with a larger estimate for the Omeury Fflﬂﬂllll and a larger estimate for the Brae teacher. Mr. Bay~ field Ellis fa the active and in- defstlgable secretary of tho Olbeary school section and ho bad a great deal of work to do in N-ﬂ- ction with the successful ccmpletlon of Clean/b nan school, which was officially open. ed on Juno 17th by Dr. Lloyd Show of Charlottetown, Director of Education, and other visiting speakers. A hearty vote of thanks was extended the building com- mittee Qlao the merchants and all who had a psrt in tine erection of the new building. Rev. O. 0. Hewlett, the Convener of tho Grounds Committee was given authority to continue his good work -in fixing up the school grounds. At. Brae the retiring trustee, Mr. Hugh MncPheo Wu reappointed. The new teacher for t-ho mas School will be Mrs. Alfred Mucfssac of Glomrood, an experienced teacher. A new fence will also bo built around the Brae‘ School. In both schools the

Inspector gave . moot. encouraging

Msthooon, retain-ing trustlo. ‘ ‘I'll "DON-l.

‘ " - June Geddis. Grade VIII - A. Ram»:- Trustees‘ Merit Cards for

General Proficiency - l. Peter Darby, 2. A‘ ‘ Oarnbbell, I. Lorne Mouse.

Prize for most. improvement during the yen- - Robert Blacqniero,‘ / . o

Grade VIII - Lucille McQusld.

Pupils making highest standing for your - 1. Pail? Prelim 94 per cent,_2. Ruth l-fuestls 88 pot cent, S. Betty Inu Prodenlck ll per cent.

Pupil Making greatest prom-cu during your — Volda Budsbury.

Grade XI — Mlcdonald.

Merit Cont: for Proficiency during you -.l. Julie Melkle, 2. Diane Dewar, 8. Bill Stewart.

Prize for moat improvement _ln composition -- nonola Wybou.

Grade IX — J. R. Murphy.

Pupils making highest average for your -- l. Theodore Anmault, 2. Ronald Inrd. 8. Kenny Grant.

Summenide High school, Grade VIII. B. J. Beck's close. Pupils making highest yearly avenge - 1. Dickie Wedge 02.9%; 2, Donald Nicholson 88.0%; S. Prank hook-

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during the your — Keith PAYYYWP- Perfect Attendance - Dlckll Wedge. -

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the feathered folks of the Old Orchard all screaming angrily m‘ dreadful things they would do W him if he ever came back. They didn't. follow w. J11“ f" enough to be sure ha. would Reﬁll on going. He did. He was tow frightened to so much no think of going buck. He k911i? ll-Yalghi on across the Green Moaddw! ls the Old Posture. There smoni ll" Cows he found others of his own kind. His mother, Sally 31y. "l" there. He didn't. know ahe W" hie mother, and lhe didn't know he was her Mm, though penhanl ll" guessed he mllht b! All! W" l“ was welcomed there. and soon wll s; busy as the rest catching lﬂ‘ sects. His days of belnl 19d ‘Wm over.

ma; in the 01a Orchard 1M" Hlend was singing love Inﬁll once more to his little brawn ml!" There wus- still tkne for unothl! rest and babies all moi: own-

Ttio next story: "Good To It Back."

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