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or We fourth annual conIlnence- A1},-{cl-ciscs held on June 16th Int“ Ma;-y's Hall graduation
' 1.5 were conferred upon 'i’I"“°Wn students of Grade XII ‘£19115 High School. The chair- m* "0; the exercises was Mr. M Wes Innis, Manager of the
‘clam of Commerce, Souris
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.. 1. . ..' Wet ‘following was the program ' , [the evenlmgi i ‘ Graduation March--Largo---1-lam
_£‘dutafory by Miss Doreen
li':If:§...High Scllool Rally
1”" entation of Certificates and ;.,,‘,55‘for Grades IX, X, XI. Wt,..Victoly March -~Bohm Anne Marie Gallant and Paula
c . efs. e(f'1Iorus~--Bells of Memory. ° G,-aduatlon Honors . E Vapdictory by Miss Eileen Gal- iifl dams to the Graduates Col- ”, ,. MacDonald, Principal TI“: “ii,-chwood High School, Char- . wn.
"“ M50p9ci.a1 prize was presented
‘M155 Eileen Gallant by Frank hI,;‘3‘gle. State Deputy of the Lnights of Columbus for P.E.I. lugs Gallant who led the Grad- ull, class, won second prize awn Island-wlde essay contest an sponsored by the Knights of Col-
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MacDonald extended his lnwngmtulabions to the graduates ,_,mdII;jer parents and in_his fine ’_ ‘mess he gave practical ad- . .. In the graduates which was _‘ eciated by them and by the I’; urge audience in attendance. He I the graduates to take ad- ',‘,m,Iage of every opportunity to , ‘nae their education.
“I M Mclnnis, the chairman, M called upon Monsignor J.A. urphy Mayor Joseph Campbell ,,fsaIIn=ls, and Elmer MacDonald, giohairlnan of the School Trustees no offered congratulations and ; -. s 0-‘ advice to the graduates.
IGIIADUATING LIST
I‘ Graduating Diplomas are a- hmrded to the following Grade I,..IxII" Students who have success- holy‘ completed the Course «of males prescrigbiegl fcilr grade XII Imrince Edw Is an.
I Eileen Gallant, Doreen Chev- e; Billy Gillis, Noelle Holland, H Lou Hayter, Martha Les- , Ted Roach, Angela Suther- d, Anne Hughes, Mary Mac- ac, Margaret MacLaren. Mar- I-‘et Maclssac, Betty MacInt- h, Anne Maolnnis, Romeo Gal- ntucatherine l\'l]Z1::I(c1Kix:;T(lioTi.l Win- . . —. Cheverle, wa utz.
IIADE XII . 7 Prize for Highest Standing and 7 lleral Proficiency firrade XII . warded to: Eileen a ant.
» Prize for Highest Standing In very subject of the course :- arded to: Eileen Gallant.
Prize for Second Highest Stand- ‘.I; in Grade VII awarded to: reen Clleverie.
Prize for Geometry, Algebra d French Gland Latin awarded : Doreen everie.
. Prlizc éor dThird Highestd Sdtand— ‘.; n ra e XII awar e to: . illie Gillis. I Prize for Algebra awarded to: 'llie Gillis. I rize for English awarded to:
v y Lou Hayter.
Prize flor III/Jlathematics awarded :_.Mart. a eslie.
Brine for Chemistry awarded :.fMargaret MacLaren. -
Brigg for Sustained Effort :- lard to: Noelle Holland.
Prize for Application awarded §Mary and Margaret Mac- : c.
llrize for Sea Cadet with the Ildlest average in Grlade XII I ed to: Ted Roac .
‘a1 Prixe for Politeness
lip’ n for by Eileen Gallant, No- , EASTERN , GUARDIAN
RONTAGUE HIGH SCHOOL , Hg exercises this evening at |1§.m. ‘Judge C. St. Clair Train- H1|‘:Wl'll address the graduates.
KROGRESSIVE Conservative Glhvention, Breadalbane Hall, Ill! 3. at 8 p.m. Poll chairman Wljllestted to send fivedelegates.
ltorlclz: All ,.~ Wing Marie School must he paid ill’; June 30th., or they will be iliised in for collection. By -" ““I91' of Trustees.
. IIANCE, Lower Montague Hall it may night. Proceeds for Mr. 5"“ Mrs. Russell Hicken, who rhil their home by fire. Come J‘ "III bring your friend.
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Eileen Gallant of Souris came second
in the Provincewide “Citizen- Shlli essay contest sponsored by the Charlottetown Council of the Kmghvts of Columbus, Monday
elle Holand, Wlnnifred Cheverie and Martha Leslie, won by E1. leen Gallant.
The Charlottetown Council of the Knights of Columbus sponsor- _ed an essay contest for all Sen- ior High School students on Prince Edward Island on the topic: “My Duties and Responsibilities as a Citizen’ ,
The second prize in the con- test was won by Eileen Gallant, Grade XII. This prize of $30 was presented by Mr; Frank Deagle, K of C State Deputy for Prince Edward Island.
GRADE XI
The following students have maintained 65 per cent -average with not less than 50 per cent in any subject. In order of merit they are: ’ '
With highest honors: Hilary
Galllanlt; Fralnlces ‘ Clinton; Slandra MacGregor. With Honors: Gloria Peters;
Anne Marie Galllantt; Ida Gar- penter; Evelyn Carpenter; Clem Gallant; Louis Gallant. Between 80 and 65 per cent:
Douglas White; Pauline Dixon; John’ La B rec h‘; Freda Peters; Ann Gillespie; Marie Mulllally; Marilyn D i x o n ; Cyril Gallant; Gerald Ghaisson; Joan Stewart; Pauline M=acPhee; Carole E 1 1 1 s ; Plaruli-ne Mac- Lean; Dorothy MacDonald; Ne-
-viille Cremer; George MacKin-
non; Melvin Walsh; "Audrey Roach. GRADE XI—PRIZE LIST
Prize for First in Year’s Work with highest in: History, Geo- metry, Biology awarded to: Hil- ary Gallant.
Prize for outstanding pupil of the year - by the vote of the class is awarded to: Frances, Clinlton. Frances also merits prizes for standing second in years Work with highest in Latin amid French:
Prize for student ranking Third in year’.s work with first -place in English, Allgerbr-a and Chemistry, awarded to: Sandra lVlacGregor. ,
Prize for Music and First in French is awarded to: Anne Marie Gallant.
Prize for Punctuallity is award- ed to: Johnny LaBrech.
Prize for Music and prize for hightest stlandinlg in Grade XI Sea Ctadets is awarded to: Douglas White.
Prize for Application awarded to: Pauline Dixon. _
Special prize for the pupil found outstanding in Politeness and Savoir Faire is awarded to: Marie Mulllally.\ CERTIFICATES GRADE TEN
Betty M. Ching; Melvin Bruce and Betty E. Ching; J anls White; Hazel Davidson; Kenneth Mac- Innis; Celeste MacAulay; Kaye Conohan; Leo MacDonald; Michael Harris; David Town- shend; Billy MacLaren; Eydie Burke; Mary Maclnnis; Addy Macintosh; Margaret Maclnmsi Albert MacAulay; Joan Fay; Elaine Harris; Belle Maclntyre; Bernard Murphy; Helen S0m91'5- GRADE TEN PRIZE LIST
Prize for highest aggregate for the year awarded to Betty’ M. Ohing.
Prize for second highest ag- gregate for the year awarded to Melvin Bruce and Betty E- Ching.
Prize for Grammar awarded to Kaye Conohan.
Prize for Arithmetic awarded to David Townsllend.
Prize for Geometry awarded *0 Celeste MacAulay.
Prize for History awarded to Andy Maclntosh.
Prize for Geography award- ed to Kenny Maclnn-ls.‘
Prize for Concentration award- ed to Janis White. _ _
Prize for General Proficiency awarded to Hazel Davidson. L60 MacDonald. _ _
special prize for English, Arl- Ihmetic, A1g9b1‘a- Geometry awarded to Betty M- Chmg‘ Prize for Attendance awarded
Graduation Exercises
tut Souris High School
night during the Souris High School graduation exercises Miss Gallant was presented with I cheque for $35 by State Deputy Frank Deagle.
to Michael Harris, Mary Macin- nis, Margaret M. Maclnnis.
Prize for Department awarded to Eydie Burke.
Sea c-adetls with the highest standing in Grade Ten —— Ken- neth Mlaelnn-is.
Prize fior Music awarded to J ani-s White.
CERTIFICATES GRADE TEN Elma Hennessey; Patricia Mac- Donald; Elinlor Farmer; Alena Pierce; Jean Mooney; Yvette Gallant, Claire Gallant. PRIZES
Prizes for Highest Aggregate and iior Laltin awarded to Elva
Hennessey. . Prizes for Second Highest Ag- gregate and for Application
awarded to Patricia MacDonald.
Prize for Third Highest Ag- gregate awarded to Elinor Far- mer. '
Prize for History awarded to Jean Mooney.
Prize for Application awarded to Yvette Gallant. , CERTIFICATES GRADE NINE
Noreen McGaugh; Enid Gal- lant; Genevieve Mooney; Joan MacPhee; Jessie Wright: Betty Paquet: Genevieve MacDonald; Irene Mossey;- Carole MacKay; Eleanor Cheverie; Paula Peters.
Promoted Conditionlally Vera Whitty; Carol Ann MacCor- mack: Margaret Clinton. PRIZES
Prize for Highest Aglgregate awarded to Noreen McGaugh.
Prize for second highest ag- gregate awarded to Enid Gallant
Prize for 'I‘.hird Highest ag- gregate awarded to Genevieve Mooney.
Prize for Application award- ed tlo Betty Paquet and Gene- vieve MacDonald.
Prize for History awarded to Jessie Wright.
Prize for English awarded to Joan MacPhee.
GRADE NINE CERTIFICATES I (In order of merit) »
Dianne MacDonald and Ronald Gallant: Anne Conway, Anne Fay, Edith McGregor: Anne Whelan; Doreen Mac.Cormack and Carolyn MacDonald; Row- ena Garrett; George Keddy: Mavis Rose; Doris Power and Gertrude Johnston; James Paq- net and Theresa Whellan: Elaine Larkin; Norbert MacDonald; Howard MacG-illivary and Ed- gar Dixon; Bernard MacCor- mack; Bernard Clinton; Joseph Pierce: Doris MacDonald and Lois MacLean. _
Prize for the highest aggreg- ate ilor the year's work. also for highest standing in Geometry, Algebra and Grammar awarded to Dianne MacDonald.
Prize for highest marks in the June tests, also a special prize for the lligllest marks in Eng- lish and Matllematics awarded to Ronald Gallant.
Prizes -for second highest ag- gregate awarded -—to Anne Con- way, Edith MacGregor and Anne F-ay.
Prize for third highest aggre- gate awarded to Anne Whelan.
Prize for French awarded to Anne Fay.
Prize for History awarded to
The Guardian Page 5 Tllur., June 19, 1958
Magistrate Hears Cases At Geo’town
Kings County Magistrate's Court with Stipendiary Magis- trate Gilbert A. Gaudet presid- ing. was held in Georgetown yes- terday.
A Murray Harbor resident was fined $50.00 and costs when he pleaded guilty to‘ driving when disqualified from driving. The same party was fined $20.00 for being intoxicated in a public place.
A resident of Georgetown was fined $20.00 for creating a dis- turbances in a public place by swearing and shouting and us- ing obscene language. The charge was laid by the George- town policeman. The same re- sident was fined $20.00 for being intoxicated in a public place.
Two residents of Cardigan were each fined $10.00 for driving without due care and attention. A Lower Montague resident and one of Charlottetown, were each fined $20.00 for having liquor in a place other than their residences.
Two residentls of Southern Kings County were each fined $10.00 for having spawn lob- sters and one party was fined $5.00 for having small lobsters, contrary to the lobster fisheries regulations.
Ian M. MacLeod, Crown pro- secutor for Kings, represented the Crown in all cases.
Doreen Maccormack.
Prizes for most progress awarded to Lois MacLe.an.
Prize for Application award- ed to Howard McGillivary.
Prize for Application awarded to Rowena Garrett.
PRIZE DONORS
Knights of Columbus; Right Reverend Monsignor Murphy; Souris Home and School Associa- tion; St. Mary’s Convent Alum- nae; Mrs. Annie Byrne;‘ Mrs. Charles Boylan; Mr. and Mrs. Innis and the Canadian Bank of Commerce; Mrs. Mcsw-ain; Reverend Stephen A. MacAulay; Reverend Wilfrid Keefe; Rever- end Charles Gallant; Mr.‘and Mrs. Hamid Leslie; Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Hughes; Mr. and Mrs. Melvin McQuaid; Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Mossey; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mla‘cDonIald Mr. and
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Georgeiown Couple Observe Their Golden Anniversary
Celebrating" fifty years of mar- ried life together, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Lavalldier were honored guests at a family gathering to mark their golden wedding an- niversary on Tuesday, June 17th, 1958.
Mr. and Mrs. Lavandier were married at St. Anne’s Roman Catholic Church in Glace Bay,
Mrs. Roy White; Ladies’ Auxili- ary of the Canadian Legion; Mr. and Mrs. R. J. MacKenzie; Catholic Women's League; Can- adian Legion; Dr. Kassner; Mr. and Mrs. George MacAulay; Dr. and Mrs. A. H. Smallwood; Mary N. Maclnnis; Mrs. Charles S. MacDonald; Mr. Ray Leard; Mr. and Mrs. John McGillivray Mrs. Anne MacCorma«ck; Mr. and Mrs. Francis MacDonald; Daniel Gallant; Mr. and Mrs. William Acorn; Mr. and Mrs. J. J. MacDonald; Peter A. Mac- Isaac; Miss Helen lvlaclsaac; Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Stewart; Mr. and Mrs. Charles lVlacPhee; Mrs. John Creamer; Miss Pat-
M.rs. Charles M«acDon«ald Mr. and
ATTENTION
MONTAGUE LEGION MEMBERS
THE LOBSTER SUPPER JUNE 20th
AT 8 P. M. Members only.
C.B., by the Rev. Alex MacKen- zie on June 17th, 1908.
Mr. Lavandier was born at Georgetown in 1877 and Mrs. Lavalldier, who was formerly Lucretia Hadley of Hadleyvrille, N.S., was born in 1888. They were blessed with four of a fam- ily, all of whom were present for their golden wedding cele- bration They are: Dora (Mrs.) W.J . Hook), Charlottetown; Francis living in Georgetown; Amos, who flew home from Haw-
throughout
MR. AND MRS. LAVANDIER
thorne, 'N_Y., for the occasion;
-and Raymond of Georgetown.
Also present with them were their ten grandchildren.
As a gift commemorating the occasion they were presented with a purse by the family. They were also the recipients of num- erous messages of congratulations from friends at home and abroad.
Mr. Lavandier has operated a woodworkling establishment in Georgetown since 1923 where he has by his expert craftrnanship and exceptional energy. produc- ed a variety of useful and orna- mental products which have found ready market in homes the Maritimes and Quebec.
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Supper $1.25 a plate
LOBSTER SUPPER and
DANCE SOURIS LEGION HOME
To officially mark the occasion of the completion of the interior of the Home. .
THURSDAY. JUNE I9tI'I
Members and guests. Supper 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. Each member is requested to bring a couple with them.
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, TENDERS.
Tenders will be received by the undersigned up to and including June 23, 1958, for the erection of a fire hall in Cardigan Village. tender not necessarily accepted. For specifications
Lowest or any
EARL MacDONALD, Village Clerk.
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, NOTICE To PATRIOT SUBSCRIBERSL
«Patriot subscription‘ accounts may be paid at The Montague. Souris or Summer-
The Guardian --The Patriot
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TENDERS
‘Tenders will be received until June 25th for the installation of a hot-wafer heating system In Montague Memorial School. For plains. etc. apply to the Sec-
Phone Souris 50-4
SPECIAL suNnAv DINNER June 22nd at WHEEL oI= FORTUNE LODGE
from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Reservations requested
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f There will be sold by Public Auction on the ‘ Tbremises on Tuesday, June 24th at 2 p.m., the ; dwelling and 4 acres of land of the late Mrs. Florence RObe].1SOn_ This property is excellently * .l°°ated and is on the main highway‘ Terms cash’ I or further Darticulars apply t°”“
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down dough; turn out on lightly-floured board _and divide into‘ 4 equal portions. Cover lightly with a cloth and let rest for 15 mins. Divide each portion of dough into 3 parts; knead and shape into smooth balls. Place 3 balls in each of 4 greased loaf pans (41/2" X 81/2")- Grease tops and sprinkle each loaf with 1A c. shredded cheese. Cover and let rise until doubled in bulk. Bake in moderately hot oven, 375°, 45-50 mins.
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Opening Date —— Sunday. June 22nd "WHEEL OF‘ FORTUNE" LODGE
Rooms with hot and cold water—Meals, snacks and Refreshments, operating both Hotel and
Weddings, Banquets and Special Occasion Celebrations catered to by alrangemellt. Mrs. Harry Francis Phone Souris 50-4
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