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mason Emmett Chaisson m. from his late residence . u ‘ I _ _

The annual church parade by militia units in Charlotte town yesterday drew large crowds of spectators. and a good turnout of militia mem- bers. Shown above are three members of 5 Militia Group

headquarters staff (left to

North Side

right) Major Lloyd MacNevin, W01 Charles Ryan and Lt.- Col. Earl MacLeod as they pay respects to the war mem- orial on Grafton Street. The Protestant parrty attended ser- vices in Trinity United Church, and the Roman Catholic and

Reports

Lobster Gear Damage

SOURIS — It was repeated, tween all boats being landed.

lad night that the heavy 'win-d-l storm of Friday night resulted in extensive damage to lobster ear. particularly in the Northl

and Naufrage areas.

province

In some cases d age to] traps and lines was said to run anywhere from 10 to 40 per- nt in the Naufra-ge district,i and slightly higher at North; e lobstermen the‘

latter area reported that somel of their gear was discoveer washed up on the beach. 1 In both of these localities few‘ if any traps were hauled sulting in little more than a total I of a few hundred pounds be-r

Children Set Gross Fire

SOURIS —— A grass fire out the pjrroperby of Edgar Peters. 3 Souris, almost got out-of<hand‘ yesterday afternoon. ,

0n discovering the large area, of fire, believed to have beenr set by children in a large field.‘; Mr. Peters put in a call for

the Souris fire department. bur-Michael John Buley, Summer-

by the time the equipment ar- rived he had the flames under control.

But as a safety precaution the firemen stayed at the scene and ﬁnished burning over the original field along with two others.

Young Adults Plan Meeting

The regular meeting of the Valleyfield-Orwell Head Young Adults was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Nichol- son. Upper Montague, with 17 members present.

The lesson entitled. "Why Men Resist Christ" was under the leadership of Mrs. Flora Peardon. During the business meeting. the prospect of bold- ing a banquet was considered and is to be further discussed at the next meeting. Following the business meeting, Mrs. Rae MacKinnon conducted a game

on Biblical names and a Bible R

quiz.

Lunch was served by the committee. T i l i i e MacLeod. Miriam Nicholson, Joan Gillis and the hostess. Elva Nichol- son;'T last meeting of this sales is to take place tonight at home, South Pipette. *—

EASTERN BRIEFS

Irr mun murmur:

but saw LeLscheur and son George. who have spent the last two years in Victoria. have recently moved to the Campbell Russia. Home. Lower Monta-

FUNERAL —‘l'he

Q . ’ n D mums

no s damagel average has were received, due to the waiters ly the daily bake since the sea-r ; of that section being protected1 son started Last Tuesday. 1 ’ by the lee of the land. ‘

‘ l

In Souris. two fishermen were reported to have brought ‘

catches ranging slightly over‘ I

I pounds each. Both men re-l

Where the lobstermen are re porting damage a n d small auls. the picture for the drag- ger fishermen is quite different. with two this returning to Souris with substantial cargoes.

On Friday the dragger Nort Bay, arrived ‘ proximately $3.000 pounds. the modality of which was cod. As a result the Usen Fisheries packing plant swung into full: operation Satu y. 1

40.000 pounds for the Eastern Packing. Company, which plans 5

to get into full production at‘ pm. today. I

l SDU GRADUATES (Continued ﬁrom page one)

BACHELOR or SCIENCE l Grace Maria Au-Yeung, Hong

Kong Emmett Stephen Bradley. Char- lottetown

side lJohn Henry Callaghan, Char-, r o town ' l Alvi I to lCatherine Jo-Anne I Comwail

IWilliam Anthony Faulkner, ‘ Eastern Passage. N.S.

James Clement Gallant. Sour-is

e r n Reginald Curley. Kensing-i n

Donah u c.

Hilary Francis Gallant, St. Charles

Patrick Joseph Landrlgan, Char- lottetown

M

ichael Henry Lane. Windsor. Ont

Donald Alb ert MacCormac, Charlottetown

Archie MacFadyen, Charlotte- town orris Frederick MacIntyre, Charlottetown

Norman James MacLauchlan. West Covehead

rge Raymond MacL e a n.

Charlottetown

William Walter Alexander Mac- Lean, Charlottetown

Robert John M a r s h s l 1. St. «John's, Nfld

Quigley.

Robert Francis St. obert Simmons, North River

been approximate-f ~»

MlllTlA GROUP PARADES TO CHURCH ;

Birchwood cadets attended . mass at St. Dunstan's Basilica. I Queen Charlotte cadets attend-

ed Zion Presbyterian Church. . Lieutenant-Governor F. Walter ; Hyndman took the salute 1n front of City Hall when the r units paraded to the Armories r after the services. ‘

TO GDUATE

Officer Cadet R. A. Stuart Desi

son of Mr. and Mrs. to Stuart. Montague. RR 2. graduated f r o m Montague

High School in 1958. At RMC he is studying civil engineer- ing and will graduate in June with a Bachelor of Engineer- ing degree and re com- mission as a lieutenant in the Canadian Army. After gradu- ation he proceeds to Chilli- wack. B.C.

lottetown

George Alfred Trainor. Char-' lottetown

John R o b e rt Anthony Weed} Perry. Florida l

George Trueman Wright. Sear-I e own BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

(with distinction) l

Mary Marcia Flora Arsenault.l

Summerside I

Wing Chung Wayne Au-Yeung,’ Hong Kong I

Wan Mo Gabriel Chan. Hon gl Kong

John Wayne Rogerson. Park-L

a e

John Lorne Walsh, MontrealJ‘ P. . .

BACHELOR 0F COMMERCEI

Robert William Noonan. mersrde

Michael Leonard O'Brien, Park- da e

Thomas Joseph O‘Reilly, Cor- ner Brook, Nfl

throp. Mass. Cyril Walter Power, St. John's. Nfl

d. Ralph Thomas Robbins, Edmon- ton. Alta. BACHELOR OF COMMERCE (with distinction) Donald George MacCormac. Al-

8 y DIPLOMA IN ENGINEERING Francis Joseph Callaghan, ’Char- lottetown . Wan Mo Gabriel Chan. Hon g

Kong John Lorne Walsh. Montreal,

John’s, Nfld Roger Allan Solomon. Souris Daphne Helena Taylor. C h a r-

The Honours and Pass List I contains, in alphabetical order, the names of the students who have 0 b t s in e d the following standing on the year's work: First Class Honours ~— 80 per cent and above; Second Class Honours — 70 percent to 79 per cent: Pass -— so per cent to 69 per cent.

BACHELOR 0 F EDUCATION First Class Honoun: ‘ Patricia Leightlzer Second Class Honours: Rev. Wilfred Dlndlnl Yai Chusn Leo

Puss: Bernard Callaghan

Werner Mosel- Reginald Ponder-gust SENIOR AR

Honors And Poss List

Francis Clair Wedge. Bathurst, NB.

Pass: Francis Cantars Anne Connolly Barry Costello William Crispo Armand DesRoches Donald DesRocheI Lee Gillis Vance Griffin Pauline Mscdonald Roger MacIntyre Georges Parent James Peddle Cecil Shea Margaret shes SENIOR SCIENCE First Class Honours: Gabriel Chan Second Class Honours: Marcia Arsensult Wayne Au-Yeung Wayne Birch Henry Callaghan Alvin Curley Clement Gallant Michael Lane sync Rogerson Robert Simmons Pass: Grace Au-Yeunl James Bell

Donald A. MacCormac Archie MacFadyen Morris MacIntyre Norman MacLauchlan Raymond MacLean Walter MacLean Robert Marshall Robert Quigiey

Roger Soloman Daphne Taylor

George Wright SENIOR COMMERCE Second Class Honours: Donald G. MacCormac Thomas O’Reilly James Pelrine

William Noonan Michael O'Brien Cyril Power Thomas Robbins JUNIOR ARTS First Class Honours: Ann Callaghan Charles Trainor Second Class Honours: Walter Buotte Norma Ceretti John Dunphy Francis Garrity Eileen Grant Douglas E. MacLeod Colin McMillan Joanne Vatalaro Joan Zimmer

James Biinkhorn Helen Bulger James Callaghan Noreen Cameron James Campbell Joseph Connick Thomas Flanigan John Flanigan Paul Foster James Garrity Loyola Grriffin Basil Haire Joanne Handrahnn Everett Harper Patricia Lappa John R. MacDonald Daniel MacLean Douglas M. McLeod John Maddock Richard Manz Hubert Morrison Paul Murphy Richard Tingiey Paul Tremblay JUNIOR SCIENCE Second Class Honours: Foster Burke Urbain Gaudin James Hickey Wayne Howard Dorothy Morris Robert Weeks Ronald Whelan Pass: Winston Cannon George Chaisson William Dibella

. Sum‘ l Donald Judson

Joseph McIvor David Mahoney

. John Roy . JUNIOR COMMERCE James Herbert Pelrine, Wln- Pa”:

ISLAND NEWS PAGE

Montague, Souris, ' Kings County

4 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Mon. May 18, 1963.

Beach Point Man Burns To Death

MONTAGUE BUREAU

OF THE GUARDIAN

Charles Hampton Osborne. M. d Beach Point, P.E.I.. was burned to death early Sunday morning in his broiler home. He had recently moved the traitilg

home of his bro r ohm Willi! whom he was engaged in lob- ster fishing.

Mr and Mr

. . Osborne covered the fire about 3 o'clock Sunday morning when they heard what they thought at first was s car door being closed.

but on investigation found the Mrs

trailer about Bree-quarters de- molished by ﬂames.

The Montague detachment RCMP and coroner. Dr. G.S.A. Inman were called and on in- vestigation the coroner decided

Alan Brady Leonard Ellis John Mullen THIRD ENGINEERING Second Class Honours: Frank Callaghan Ronald Pederson Sydney Pigott Puss-

Lawrence Farrell Ronald MacDonald SOPHOMORE First Class Honours: Anne Affieck Catherine Duffy Diane Gallant Frank MacDonald Wendell McDougall James MacLean Philip Mulially Katheen Walsh Second Class Honours: Stephen Caples Kevin Costello Mary Donovan Gerald FitzGerald Robert Francoeur Doreen Harper Earle Howard Helen Kelly Jennifer Liang Theresa Liang Roger MacDonald Patricia MacDougall William Nichols Sister Mary Paula. CSM Barry VandeMoerc

George Arsenault Thelma Arsenault Paul Batchilder Douglas Bell

Sondra Britt Bertram Brophy Terence Burman Donald Callaghan Alexander Cameron James Carpenter

John Chmery Bennett Coughlan Patricia Gaudet Richard Gillis Thomas Hayden David Higgins Daniel Kinch Eugene Kinch Mary McCardle John MacDonald Kenneth “fclnnis Raymond Malone

Earle Roach

Muriel St. John

James Shortili

Joseph Shortiil

Linwood Siroil

Rupert Stewart

Norah Trites‘

Michael Valiquette SECOND ENGINEERING Second Class Honours:

Daniel Glllis

Jslr’nes Mchrdls

ass . Waiter Burke Raymond Lnngcvln

that an inquest was not neces-

sry. . The fire is thought to have started from an overheated oil stove. which may have exploded. He leaves to mourn his par- ents. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar 0s-

all with their parents at Nm imo.

Funeral arrangements had not been completed last night.

FRESHMAN

First Class Honours: George Berrigan Lawrence DonElysyn Maureen Larkin Joan Ll Robert Johnston Dennis O'Brien David O'Connell Anne Peters

Second Class Honours: Eric Brennan Robert Britton Eileen Chlasson William Clough Joseph Condon John Cowie Leland Currie Foch Doiron Archie Dunbar Robert Dupont Anita Fung Stephen Horwat Carmelita Ko John Lamb Robert Lymburner

Mary MacAuley

Helen McCardle

Bessie Macdonald Gertrude MacDonald Kathleen MacDonald Francis McQuaid Margaret McQusld Martha McIiernan

Walter Millman

Kevin Morris

Gerard Murnaghan Arthur Noonan

John Rapattoni

Sister Edmund Teresa, CSM Sister Lucia Anne. CSM I Veronica Swift

Pass: Leonard Arbing Ethel Aylward Sherrill Barwise Leonard Belzile William Blanchard Leon Brennan Edward Brunl Harold Cain Jean Callaghan Brendan Campbell

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