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. Chapter IODE prize for I dent-j prize for highest standing n . ving student in the third year— mathematics and English: the! r lJlldIt’h WEI“. KCMIngﬂm- English prim; the matllematicsl I - I g

i The Hon. 'l‘hane A. Campbell‘prize: the history prize; and thcl .Pri'le for distinction in Frcnt‘hisclent-c prize Paul Michael. S

o ‘ in the third year class —- Andre (‘harlmiomun Pleau, Summersnle. i TM college prim fur me

I i The McLu-re Bursary smartl- student standing second in the

“I to ‘ “Udall “1 me i rd ﬁrst year class and the College I I I r . . year who has been eminent as ' g 1“ Sandra hellncdy. Cross Roads. ‘ who stands lugh In home econ- i a leader in mudentpgmivmes _ EWDEIESAJ: jﬂcg‘aeﬂoltii won three priles at the l29th omit-s and intends to pursue Marilyn Mach,“ Cenlral Lot hm" ' F-; 16. ' ' ‘

convocation exercises held at her studies in this field - PA' The CO“ e I”? f r the St“ 6 ‘ 0 ~ ‘ , em Mandi; 5mm in the t POONA tAPi -— Two Jesuit the highest caste of the Hindus

glue ohWaIgsh Coilezehyeater- RICIA PETERS, Midgell. The “H. Shaw SCIIUIMShlp‘d . I y "Emma? ﬁlm“ we] The 1. Preston Tupliin prize awarded to an engineering siu- year Class..,.~l.ed Archer. awr_' priests are in.1n'dia pioneering1 'Father Deleury. who has let ""Or.’enera s 51w?!" 8' e m a deserving student of {he dent proceeding towards an en- lmmmwn R R i a movement Within their church his hair grow down around in: n" if“ smfmfmplmé‘and the {mirth vea‘r ._ ALLAN Hic.’ gineering degree at any (‘anav 7”“, RAM]. it“, Fm“, “man ——they are living like Hindus neck like a 'Hindu holy man. ﬁtrat garinmI iaarstID-ﬁ H .K()x_ B}oadnihan,_ idian University Rims stairs. Ship mvm'ﬂpd‘m “h he‘s” an_. Rev. G. A. Deleuiy of Parisl is a recognized authority on - Betty Far" 3 "mm" ' I" " 1Oharlottetovin. . ‘ and Rev. Matthew Lederla of Hindutsm. He has written sev- rt fourth year student also . round air cadet him has aohiev— , , . I p" '3 ' -. ' ' The Senator J. J. Macihn- t . Y \- rd - - .‘Mill’llf‘h, West Germany, spend eral books on Hinduism and nus f ‘ ,h pl-nf . The Omen W 3‘3 ed stood acadeirmc stamdmg—-. . . . . . w" ' NW“ ° ' Hid W79 to I deserwn! stil- stt'd t who h s - . . . . ! much of their time. sitting cross. translated a book on Hinduism r F R h a ho] <I1I') .WSPMNI i" R - - P" 3« rhi'lt‘IlFlFI Ramsas (Thariottetmv'n. I . reorge" .. nuwm cf an, dent of the fourth year »--ima.mmin~; ,. 20M “inning”: Tm, A," my" fm. -: ‘ ileizizcd on the floor. talking With into French for the United ‘51!“ ("ﬂ-PEP rm" “MI I” H at TRENT“. M KCLEOD. Sou thigh",de and ha< made H:stanfl‘inl: in art In tthe‘ First year i Hindus and learniniz as much Nations.

M:EQIIT:I;:\\'Pnr:’Ft» a ram 1m,- G‘mm'm' .u‘m‘thwhllo cnnt‘rthutmn to class Tr-ilrly ("Jill‘s-ck, Char. as possible about the Hindu ie Father Lederle has written a “a”; ma W”: JIM”: ’r‘ 11", Gard” Demo“ “Fm” ‘exfra - mirrtrular and rultut'al Inttetnwn Item" and way of lie. _ book in Marathi. the local Ian 'mher”'m‘mwp New “m m ﬁrm, m, they?” (gm; round activities at Prince of lVales The Dr, LT. minty pm; to a: Father ‘Lederl'e is writingi guage. entitled: The History of nen‘mﬂnded Valerie BMW“. athlete in the swim. “an __~College DENNIS T.A\lX)R,jdesm-ving student in first year_‘ part of his theSis for his doc-i the Catholic Church. I .Keﬁsmgmn. Dmnthv Stewart MICHAEL DAGG’ Summmni Charlottetown. ' iOharIes Moore. West ROyalty‘ tot-ate at Poona University. . Recently, the tiwo priests were (.h lotmn;‘,n. 1011‘“ Andrew' Si t v The Governor - Generals} The Luigy Maud Montgomewi \ou ' could call this pro- lnvtted to a seminar held by in- ' 8r . 'q, i~ ' B. ' Bronze medial awarded t0 the« Chapter lODE prize to a deserv- ecumenical work, an attempti fluential members of the Hindui Ea“ Twink ‘, Crumb "‘0- 'I‘Ilc Lucy Maud Moilicom— SlUdenl Vi'h0 is best Sllilf‘d for int; student in the first year to try to dispel prejudices lie-.5 community. Most of the qucs-rI ﬂnn' (hm "jmfimn' Bar a I; Nl' Chapter MDE prim for n BLAIR WEST. Parkdaie. .class .l)ianne Jones. Charlotte- tween Christians and Hindus "1 tions about Hinduism. from llin-" .Jpnhqsnv'l ( I‘m mg-NQT\:MH :1“ deserving student of the the Profession 0f leaching ~Itown. R.R. v e said. ' us, were answered by the two ‘ a" ﬁrmer}! 8] ' M“; fourth yeair — BRIAN WON-- The College Prim lm‘ the 81W: The Haney Moore Scholar. The Christian church has priests, indicating their stature “pm. mm ' a“? 9mm NACO’f‘T Charlottetown. ’dent Standing highest in t‘helﬁt'hill This 50110181811de is ore-1l been in India for nearly 2,000 among educated Hindus. I tarrlt‘d 0” It! PWM- ' The Film" of Wales Times i normal train i n g gradilat i ngi sented to a man who has ; years, since the days of St] Th9 Governor - General's S-il- Staff medal for the student whofCIBSs — FMTH MHOEWEN. ‘ great Interest and abilityi Thomas the Apostle. the DOUM' BRITAIN GETS MOST Ver Medal awarded to the stu- has been most efficient in extra: Sydney. 515. in those fields of natural science. mg Thomas of the gospels. YeL

dent standln: hlEIicst in the. ctmicular student organizationi The "0"”? WI“ '0“ “‘9 5““1“ “WP” "it? lat? "army Moore the progress of Christianity has Some “3-000 Amman“ “‘9

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erth Year Class: H“, m. ‘- Donaid Ling Charlottetown..dellt stranding. second in _ the‘was so devoted—Winston Cou-s- ‘ been 810w. Christian. make “pistudying In Britain, compared Lily H, Seaman scholarship. The College prize tor inshth normal training RTaduattn giins. Park Cm-ner. 1‘ about 2i, p9,. cm of Indmraiwu 7,000 studying in France. m the mudem naming high. intending in the third year class CI“? ‘— MJLAN GRAHAMv‘ The canal“ “Wﬂwm 90‘" ; 450,000,000 population. in me Sow” junlon ""1 0st in arts in the fourth year; i—Sandra White. Charlobtetiowvn. w““‘“9i0"~ "‘31 "Ill" molarshlps and hll'l'-. Because of this the church 5.000 m the U.S. M

the Strathczartncv Scholarship The Samuel N. Robertson; “‘9 ESIPII' WWW" A‘mrd‘sam" MW” “3"? W“ Wt“ has decided to use different. for an outstanding nraduate of SChOIaW‘ShiD awarded '0 "195 for. III“ “MN” "I "I" "ormal “mod I" SIMMIS M 3” “""I‘I" ways to get across its message.i } y Prim: of Wales who intends to Prince County student with the: "‘r'f’m‘": (flags. WI” “hm” W" """"" “MM?” “"‘""i ““T “W” Priests living with and like ‘ Allovorthe Maritime: people aretutnino pursue hm. Pdwanon further _ highest standing in the wmtk on mlse of inspll'atlona teaching Lyll Goodwill Scholarship; The Hindus is one of these. . d of SANDRA KmNEm: Cm” -the MN m". class. the 0M— JUDY THOMA 3, North Rmval Edward Chapter 1 in basw soun nesa _ _ n ’ 1°!" W ’0' “he 9*“ building-for permanency. . .for Minimum maintenance . . .ﬂn‘llleduli satisfaction in beauty, combined with practical investment. See the won-

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.1)“. A .m second in the ,3de war: The .1, Alfred Blanchard Mo— Scholarship: the Urvlversiiyi 'I‘tp Grolier Americana cuss: the ORB, Mngw‘orih morial Prize for the student Women's Scholarship; and the Prize for the student wrtha iprm, for H“, Student Standing of he normal lrniiiin: ticpnrt- Order of tile liastci‘n Star flur- dizimgiushed academic TF‘Jhizhesf in Biologv 1' and H“, nicnt standin: highest in sari: I‘il addition. there are in . a college prize for t‘ elnyndman and Companv Md French »— WAYNE BELL. AI- Prian of Wales Scholarships student stand i n z highest in: mm kn- me highest standing in berton. .each year in the value of $200- three'mom apartment I' I“ 3’“ utienee. in the fourth year «:Mathemaucs 1 __ Valeﬁ. Bowl The Lucy Maud Montgomery each. and eight burssu'les ho a “tea 0' PM“ “med the Brah' DONALD MOORE. Murray ‘ Hess. Kensinmo'L ‘Chapter lOl)E prive for a dos-livaltle of $125 each. mm “Ctlon- The Brahmlnhé River, The College mm, {m m". Shh erving student in the norm alf"‘““““‘ Who {lumber about 150'000 hen” Th PM (. m, v Rabi,” dent standing third in the iliirditfaining class -- .RUfI‘H R0G-; murmur”:th BORN ll" “"5 59”“ "I P°°“a- ml lone Sch‘oIar‘ZIiin~ awarded toF-‘Iear Class mid the malhemf‘m's: Pralfi‘?! 2?“?!1' .] 1 i CINCINNIITI (AFN _- A ' - 1‘ the student who has already mi:r:almgon::I:-Tsqulgﬁi "1 ba' chip for' this fmaezt“ qsfdzgpl Emma'- bogave Supplies . , H IlOllln' SSH-vi" ~ -' es—a ys— ° “3 Hf“ ‘3‘”: rm“: mi??? loci — Hilda Dixon. Clyde iii—i highest in the second year. Friday. The mother. Mrs. Willie . LOCAL DISTRIBUTOR Earth Hm klnliklge "Wrigm ;class; the College prize for the Mae Mincyeland Dldl

. the boys were ' . . ' I , . . : tudent standing highest mire ort d (1‘ ~11 ‘ Said Men re ‘ . , . - . . 'Ihe Loyal Orange Association 9 H P 9 01m: lie . The father . m ‘h" “'“dm' “mm “‘32: mm to. ma. standing in ml hammer 8 Wm “aw Robert L Mmeye- 44. a arm 9 ' Bevan Bros. Ltd. . . . .

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The collch prim for the stu-tthe graduating class in c - dent standing second in scie-jmerce —~ Dorothy Stewart, nice for the fourth vear —— Charlottetown. ‘.

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The “on. Joh n Richards‘ The Canadian legion Prise 9"" for highest Standing In i° . ~ third in science for fourth yea‘ri I‘m Charloaet‘mn- TER' New wmsmre' B -_ 1 _ The LPreston 131mm prime The College prize lor highest ‘ .ngHN MAOLFO‘D. Valley do” I 1 “t I h (“Wadi ' . third year .

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Prim for the highest standing Named tome student 5mm onei “3”” “id mamtmailc’i ﬂ" Our Summerside yard is now open to w“ file’stlanding in English in the ae-i ' —Giarles!mod.Beieondyear'aJohn .Bel-l de-‘ 0. O. O. O O O O. 0.00.... Beck, who passed away May 23, 1963. . r We little knew when we woke that morn I The sorrow the day Would brlnl; For the. call was sudden. the shock severe. fires 750x20 will be received by the

dent standing third in artsvmigmgﬁsiogntg‘, Eggeyéwmgfndmi The College Prize for stand-I the fourth year - FREE. ‘ ~ . . . ~11 uh' d ' “h. d . 00 MACKENZIE, Clyde River. :fa‘hm “$23513?” wiggling; Re. 835‘: D (00", in agriculture. chemistry. and 0‘ the 59m!” y93"_w'h° had ‘1. . _ . . ~ v . l l i it. 1 in se— lng in mathematics in the sec- WW "‘ 3"" ';;‘,'r““;.§§§2“;2 5033i lifiivivasfrfné‘an'émeray. nd year — GLADYs EAS~5 PW‘I‘GSG 3V2 fl- s‘IIP'PEGINI Pillwa n The P121. Home Economicstthel. ibate lprize; the Henry Birks' FRANK MUCKINNON- POM. Poi..- .ocia ' tdti -M3audMot Mada .dedoothe dt . 1‘ “m “‘7‘ "’ ‘ '“ e“ 1“” h” “m” “w” "’“ “ 0r our office in Summerslde. Phone 436-2115. .I 2 To part with one we loved so dear. o Gil ATER IIEIITIIALIZING VAllIE " Always remembered by son. and daughters. undersi ned unfilM 28 T9“ moxvuu MANUFAUURING (0.,llil. " "V ' ° lrsolivills.Soiiit John (o.,il.l. MRS'LI-Wﬂ-KE-

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