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evening. award went. @ MacKinnon of Paridalc. was co-sponsored Queen’s County by the Char- lottetown Li Club and CNIB. Lions also took and awarded prizes to win- im the Parkdale district

jecalved from —— seven pupils in Queen's County.

The teachers present included Marion Bryenton. Mrs_ Gertrude Whiteway. Kathleen G. Furness,

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SUMMERSIDE — The retrial Freetown, William MacDonald, | Derwin Bell Huestis case Coleman. Leith Clark, St. Elea-| by Mr. Justice RR. am: Gerald Clover. Spring Val-

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that should be practised in day-to-day eare’ of the eyes. This shield was. won last year by a pupil from

York school. From the left are King Lion Allison , Gill, | Mrs. Annie Bryant, teacher at | Parkdale Junior High School, and Barry MacKinnon.

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Essay Awards |; srncmnsene = Raleselne Presented For QueensCo. =

| Madelyn Clarkin, and Mrs. Annie Bryant, respectively. }mew liquor outlet site om North District prize winners were: | Granville Streef»a short distance 1 2: first prize, Spring-| from both Athena and the Prince ton School. Linda Farrar; second | County Vocational School ~~ prize. Clyde River School, Sandra| ‘Some 400 ratepayers and inter- MacNeill. ‘ested citizens attended a special District 3: first prize. York| meeting at the school last night School. Betty Ann Crockett: sec-|to discuss thjs urgent situation ond prize, Millcove School, and plan a counter-attack against Wanda Gallant. |this government announcement. District 4: first prize, Millview' A‘ Tesolution_was_—passed_that School, Daphne MacIntyre sec- & committee representing the ond prize. Josie Maas, Vernon districts which consists of some School |6,000 ratepayers. meet with Pre- District 5: first_prize, St. Jean _mier Shaw and the chairman. of_

-350-essays-were—School.-Imelda-MaeDonald: -see--the- provincial liquor commission _

ond prize, St. Jean School, Cath-/today. to present a strong pro- erine MacDougall: third prize,| test on the government move

St. Jean School, Linda Chandler;| Heading the committee is the fourth prize, Notre Dame Acad-| chairman of the Athena Regional emy, Leona Maclsaac. High School. Ear?! Cannon. who

Athena Regional Elects Trustees |

| presided at last night's meetinz.

| The provincial minister of | health, Hon. Hubert MacNeill, | who was in attendance. consent- | ed to make arrangements for an

| New Models Due From Studebaker

SUMMERSIDE — Hof ace of larger units of school admis- In September

Wright and Edwin Lewis were ve-elected trustees for Athena Regional High School at the an- gual district meeting here Tucs- day night Mr. Wright repre- sents Bedeque. Fernwocd and Cheltos areas while Mr Lewis is the representative of Free- town. Wilmot and Travellers Rest districts.

The matter of the formation

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_said_at_least_three_and-‘our_oth-- examination—was

istration together with the con-| —

Solidation of. P.E.I.-elementary; -SOUTH BEND. Ind ‘AP)— schools was discussed. Regula- Studebaker Corp announced tions recarding the consolidation| Wednesday it would introduce of elementary schools have al-'its 1966 line of cars in late Sep- ready been published in news-' tember.

papers. |— Gordon E_ Grundy. president A plan is being devised for the of Studebaker’s Canadian-based formation of larger units of ad-| automotive division, said the ministration within the province Hamilton, Ont. plant would and it has been suggested that|close for vacations and model this plan is being prepared on change-over in July.’ : the basis of five larger units of | administration in the province.’ e At the last meeting of the So Li sociation of P.E.1. reekanal high nny ston school boards. a resolution was passed unanimously supporting | De ed - = nrinciples_of _larger—units ‘at. : em Fit administration based on t 2 a sent regional high ica aoe | LEWISTON, Me. (AP)—Soany ‘ | Liston was pronounced in tip- OPPOSE LIQUOR STORE top shape Wednesday for his The PET. Liquor Control! May 25 world’s heavyweight ti- Commission's re-locating of the! tle bout with champion Cassius vendor shop here to Upper’ Clay. “The fittest man I have ever resolution was passed by rate- examined,” said Dr. Ralph F-. giona}] Turgeon of Westbrook. Me school requesting or demand-| Dr. Turgeon acted for the ing. if necessary, that- the con-- Maine Boxing Commission. an- Struction of the liquor building| other of whose physicians cease immediately. The store is looked over Clay at his Chico- tn be adjacent to the children’s pee. Mass.. traimme quarters playeround. Prince County Vo- Tuesday and found the loqua- cational High School, Athena| cious Clay fit and ready and the new Recreational Park.| Liston submitted at Poland “If we are to stop this it| Spring to examination of his means we will have to unite, heart, lungs, blood pressure. stronziv". said trustee chair-| eyes, ears, and throat. Dr Tur- man Ear! Cannon. |geon also checked for possible Ss Hall. principal of hernias. Athena."said a new general aca- The doctor also reported a demic course will be introduced shoulder injury that disabled into the school curriculum this the ex-champ in his last ficht fal! The course wil! be on with Clay had healed perfectly Grades 10, 11 and 12. Mr.\ Hall Liston’s only comment on the that hes

er schools in the ‘province are ready. *

. emberkine on a similar setuv. |

The course is designed for stu-

Dr. Leo C. Lemieux, also of Westbrook. went to Chicopee for

_ directly from high school into) _emonlovment. ’ or business. English. History.

trainin? industry | mathematics and science and. two ontional subjects make up the course

dents of at ‘least average intelli- Clay's pre-ficht physical so as

university but: whe wish to ¢o routine.

Aberdeen Directs. BR | EFS WOLFVILLE. NS. (CP) —

Acadia University will hold its

fifth annual basketball

July 4-Aug. 7. leasure to have the date of The camp which started with Sot or confirmed

accommodations for 22 1m 1961. from Premier Walter R. Shaw

™men from six provinces and) i

toer ‘seten. : m tour dinner here on that Although basketball is the |

vided in swimming, «football,! Charles Rorie. a teacher at

track and field, gymnastics and Summerside High School. was

wrestling. recently sworn into the Canad-

of the university's Physical Ed-| ny Major A.T. Fairweather. Mr

ucation Department recently ap-| Rorie is a native of Tyler. Texas.

pointed head coach of Canada’s and served three vears im the

fence who don't want to go to not to interrupt the champ Basketball Camp’ on the univesity campus here’ ‘The Kensington Lions express- last year attracted. 110 YOunE |who said he -would attend the main diet, instruction is also pro- | _ JOINS NAVY

Director is Stuart Aberdeen, ian Navy as an officer-recruit national basketball team, ‘active US. Army = «+

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president of the —- divisions.It-is-made-out of wood from Batoche. Sask _‘re site of the Riel Rebellion at which the ‘Red Cross flac was used in Canada for the first time. t

during the annual meeting of the Camadian Society at Re gina when similar gavels were

bertson, a the .RCMP detachment ir Ot-

* -light was noticed on the Trans This morning Constable Bur- Canada Highway’ — north of chill

Cairns Canteen. Muttart assum- further testimony.

vision, and Barbara Pratt.

at the scene and an was in the process of

Island Life Underwriters lear National President

“mm thit com- puter age fact finding has be- come and will continue to devel- op into one of the createst sales aids ever known. but there must

ciation of Canada, spoke yester- day to the Life Insurance Under- writers of the province at a luncheon meeting at the Char- Mr. McDiarmid told the un- deruriters that they were “the shock troops of free enterprise” as they ‘led people to safeguard - +themselves and families through P. Ro the security of life insurance. Nothing is impossible to ‘you

security which can only be pre- vided by life insurance.”

by: Willi: gm se A Jloyed by . _ Mr. McDiarmid: who is man-

the Travellers Insurance Com- pany. is also active in many in- surance associations and com- munity projects Among many Other positions held. he is chair

‘man of campaign promotion of

the United-Fund- of Calzary

+= A—memento..of.the-visit_-w.a-9—_— Presented to Mr McDiarmid on -

Tariff Board Plans Hearings

OTTAWA *CP? — The tariff

will renew the case with . : a

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here Oct. 12 ip a study of im-' port tariffs on cotton yarns used im the manufacture of sewing, embroidery. crochet and knit- timc threads and yarns :

The study—reference No. 135, Tequested by the finance min- istry—is mainly concerned with definition. of the term “‘manu- facture” im customs tariffs ap- plying to these imports.

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behalf of the Underwriters bv R. J. Rupert

Guests at the meeting were: Councillor W.R. MacNeill. re- presenting Mayor Walter Cox; Lorne Monkley. newlyv-appoint- ed deputy provincia! secretary and superintendent. of life insur- ance. and Rez Gay of Pruden- tial Life.

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The transistorized ignition system is 2 Sa~4- cart advancement in aulomobve Erp ee". What does it do? It gves you instant g> aon . with sure-fire starts. mainta 7s peak fue!_econ- omy mile after mile, assures longer ite ‘or spark plugs and poists. That means ‘ess *e quent tune-ups. What does it cost”? Noth 7g extra in Studebaker's wry'-tor Daytona Sports

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