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TUESDAY, I}
Country-wide Strike iii Printers in Italy
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ROME. March 2 - (Monday) - A country-wide printer; strike started at midnight forcing all o! Italy’: daily newspapers to ahut down.
The big Communist-directed Uh- lOn oi! ‘IUT-Wzraphera ordered Gov- ernment and newlpaper printer: oti Lheir jobe for at least 2A hours.
The strike was called 1n support s: demands by printers in small private shops {or a ai-per-cent wage increase.
An estimated 1.000 daily news- paper; were affected. Ansa. Italy’: lax-gent news agency, also was atruclr.
Says Princess Elizabeth Expects Baby in ilctoher
LONDON. March 21 - (AP) — The People, a London Sunday pa- per. said ioday that Princess Eliz- abeth is expected to have a- baby in October.
The story drew en official “no comment" from Buckingham Pal~ ace lources. It is the first time a British nenapaper has come out with a definite statement as to the Princess’ pregnancy. The Silnday Pictorial said rwo months ago that Princeea Elizabeth and Prince Philip confided to intimates they would like a baby 1n the first year at their marrlme.
INDIA! LIVER. 5011001. Ivar Roll lor January and
Iehruarl:
Grade X - 1. Freda Campbell, I. Agatha MacLellsn.
Grade V111 - 1. Anne ‘ruplin. I. ‘Urban MacL-allan, 8. Angela
Gfllil.
Gnde V1.1 — 1. Rosita Hickey. I. Elwood Oelnpbell.
Grade V1 — 1. Thelma Cameron, 2. Man-ion Rmers, S. Eleanor Neonan.
Grade Y - 1. Charles Jordon. I. John leckbut S. Leslie Morrell.
Grade 1V — 1. Leonard Mec- Lellan, 2. Mildred Campbell, 8. Anne R039"-
Grade 111 — i. Mlison Rogers. I. Walden Mon-ell. 3. Willis Heck- beet.
Grade n - 1. JI-net Mann. 2. John Maclcllan, s. Willard Rogers. Grade 1 — 1. Alli-ed Boxers.
Teacher - Mabel Sinnoti.
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mm m February: Prinoipala Department
Grade X - 1. Stanl Tocmbs, J, Marjorie Irving, Lloyd l-lefiell end Fred Toombs (equal), 3. Janette Gallant.
Grade 1X - l. Joyce MacDonald. 2. Kathleen Allen, 3. Efleanor Gallant.
Vice-Principal's Department
Grade V111 — 1. Elva MacKenna. 8. Billie MacLean, 3. Laura Ozon.
Grade V11 - l. Clive Sharpe. 2. George Read, 3. Leonard Gallant.
Grade V1 - 1. Jean Ellis, 2. Uarmome Frenholm, 3. Juanita Alien.
intermediate Department
Grade V —- i. Graham Lodge. Z. Freda Noonan, 3. Desmond Mac- Ivor.
Grade 1V - 1. Ivan Gallant, 2. Elisabeth Jay. 3. Everette Mac~ Kenna.
' Grade 111 - 1. Julian Croken. S. Robert Lani. 3. Edith Maclvoi- and Judy Stevrnrt (equal).
Primary Department
Grade 11 Sr. - 1. James Murphy, 2. Donald Constable, 3. Barbara Flquet.
Grads 11 Jr. — 1. Wayne Mac- Kenm. 2. Margaret ‘Ibcmabs, 3. Gerald Arsenault, ‘
Grade 1 (a) — 1. Hazel Mac- Kenale, l. Donna Currie, 3. Phyllis Trenholrn. .
Grade I (b) - 1, Jackie Walsh. 2. Lloyd Macinnis, 3. 'Wil.lard Loard. .
Grade 1 (c) - 1. Ameida Kelly and Freddie Leard (equal). I. Eldred Farmer, 3. Rene St. Jean.
MOUNT TRYON SCHOOL
Report for February:
Grade 1X - 1. Elsie Martin. I. Eleanflr Warren.
Grade fill — 1. Vernon Martin.
Grade V11 — 1. Velda Martin. I. Lorne Mayhem, 3. Albert Warren.
Grade V1 — l. liTeda MacDonald. 2. Jack Mayhew. 3. Preston Warren.
Grade V — l. George Currie, 2. Betty Anne Curtis.
Grade 1V —- 1. Harold Warren, 2. chm-lotto Noonan, 3. Dorothy Curtis.
Grade 111 (Br) —1. Dvmthy War-
IIXI. - 3- J84?! Wallh. I. Aln-y Nvonan. Grade 111 (J11) - 1, Vivien Mar
fln Grade 11 — i. Everett Martin. Grade 1 Br. — 1. Helen Warren, GPMIO 1 Ji‘. -\- l. Gordon May-
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1 Highest Average in 5r, 3nd,,
“"1754! Mli-‘dfllilld 68.1 per cent. fligheetlAvei-age in Jr. Grades
- H0191‘! Warren 83.1 per cent. Per-mt Attendnn -. v.1“
Martin and Charlotte Noonan 79")!" — Tfllla McKerina, .
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