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seventeen students were pre- ‘eluted with their grade twelve diplomas and prizes during com- mencement exercises of the Tig- mish High School on Tuesday

, evening. A'large number of par-

ents, and friends attended the goaduating ceremonies in, St. Marys Hall, presided over _by

Rev. M. J. Rooney, who also pre- sented the graduating honors, certificates and prizes. The ad- dress to the students was given by Rev. J. Clarence Pitre. Fitting rem-arks. were given by other clergy in attendance. The salu- t0I‘.V was given by Alice Qullicut and the valedictory by Elmer

Graduation Exercises To Be, Held Tonight At S’Side High

lsummerside High School grad- uation exercises take place this

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REGULAR THURSDAY night dance, Canadian Legion, Kensing-

mission 50 cents. . .

-SHARE‘ YOUR GOOD Health- be .a' blood donor at Prince Co., Red Cross Clinics next week.

.ft§osPEL TENT North Gran- ville, meetings nightly 8 p.m. ex-

Saturdayl G.A. Ramsay

*l¥ANcE scheduled for Spring Valley Hall Friday night has been postponed.

RAYMOND GRANT Optome- thist be in his Tignish office Saturday atternoon June 21st.

THE HAMILTON and Baltic W. A. are holding a pantry sale in Smal.lman’s. Friday, June 20 at 2.30 p.m._

900 BLOOD" DONORS urgently Red Cross Clinics

POLICE counr —— Charged Itciiiilace, a resident of Summer- Illﬁiwas fined $50 and costs or onéiganonth in jail at the session morning of the Sum-

: mt Police Court.

EUNERAL IHELD-'-The funer- al‘ the late Mrs_ William J. snvenson was held Wednesday afternoon from the Compton Fun- eral Home to Trinity United Church, Summerside. The Rev. C.R;' Webber officiated, ass-isted lb’ T*.‘iIllty‘United Church choir who sat with the mourners in tribute to Mrs. Stevenson, who was a valued member. Messrs. Ewen Nicholson. Lloyd Ellis. Herbert Schurman, Kenneth Neva sang “ Christian's, Good- night" and the hymns were “The Lord’: Prayer” and “Abide With me.” The Floral tributes were many and beautiful, including "ili'memoriam” ‘from the W0- menfs Missionary Society of the Trinity United Church,, all test- ifying to the high esteem. in wlnch ‘Mrs. Stevenson was held. The honorary pallbearers were William F. Strong, John Boates. James MacGrgor, Frederick Parker. Allison MacLean. Ewen Nicholson." The active pallbearers We Lorne Driscoll, E.P. Foley, Parker -Crockett, Keir Duggan, Dr. L.M. Callbeck and Elmer Mpore. Interment was in" the peo- Pl9’s cemetery.

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evening at 7.30 in the Civic Audit- 0I‘lUIn. ‘ . . Rev. Lawrence Landrigin of -the staff of St. Dunstan’s Uni- versity in Charlottetown will give the address to the graduates.

Mr. D.O. Stewart, chairman of the board of school trustees will preside. The supervisor, Clarence Mercer, will give a brief report of -the year. .

Vallediotorialn is Miss Cecelia Darby. ,

Following is th grads 10, 11, 12 and commercial pass list: GRADE TWELVE .

Grade XII — Diplomas in? o - der of merit: Mary Arsenault,

Ann Rlonan, Gordon Linkletter,

Hester MacPhee, Lowell Clark, Carolyn Grigg. Cecilia Darby, Richard ,Crozier, Patricia Clas- son, Harriet MacLeod, Barbara Beaton. Patsy McNeill.

Grade XII Certificates’ - In al- phabetical order: Joyce Arse- nault, Arlene Bernard, Daryl Brophy, Ruth Cairns, Allison Campbell, Winston Cannon, Mar- garet Coffin. Eileen Compton, Vernita Gallant, Elizabeth Gal- lant, John Hancock, Leslie Har- dy, Faye Harris, Mary Heffell, Anne Jenkins, Phillipa MacN~a1ly, Norma MacCaul, Lorna Mac-

len Peters, Billie Pineau, Bruce White. v Special Student: Richard Gos-

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..Gradc-. XI — Diplomas In order of merit: Marcia Arsen-ault, Foch MacNally, Gordon Forbes, Wal- ter Bethell, Marjorie’ Ireland, James Arsenault, Mary Wood- side, Loretta Bryant,‘ -Betty Blacquiere, Catherine Jeffrey, Edgar MacDonald, Alden Mav- Nevin. ‘

Grade XI Certificates - In alphabetical order: Michael Arn- old, Anne Arsenault. Joyce Birch, Wayne Birch, Jean DeLancey, Edward Dunstford. Ernest Gal- lant, Eric, Gemmell, Lois G11- mour, Anne Hickey, Anne Leard, Oath-erlne Logan, Allison Laugh- lin, Mary Matthews, Carol Moy- er, Wyman Moore, Malcolm Mac- Farlane, Bill MacKay, Janet Newson. Joy Nicholson. Belma‘ dette Noonlan, Donald Norton. Joan Parlee. Paula Perry. J0-‘in Rams-ay, Laura Ramsay’, Irvvln Rayner. Faye Reeves, Major

Rodd, Peter Schurman, Irene Thompson, Helen Yeo, Robert Y

eo. , ..Gl-ade X —-Diplomas in order of merit: Shirley Rayner. D01’! NacNeill, I-I-arry Baglole. Nancy Morrison, David Weale, Pat Pick- ard, Judy MacLean. John 39¢?‘ ell, Barbara Compton. DaV1¢l Oonnel1,‘Jlames money Kathellegm MacPhee, Ernest Stavert. 3111 Woodside, Beulah Moase._ Alfred Tupper, Betty_ MacW11l1ams. Frank Ellis, Neil Peters. Mary MacDonald. _ 5 ..Grade X Cert1flcates:- in 211- phabetical order: David Bern- hard, Helen Bishop. Irving Cam?‘ bell. Ltrne Campbell. Héalillel” Clark. Kent Clarke. Mildred Compton, Arnold Drlscoll._ Bar- bara Dyment, Wayne Emrlall. Grant Gallant. Eleanor Gunning, Lillian Ann Hogs. Wendell In- rnan, Louise Jones, Pauline Leard, George Leckey, .Barbara Lutes, Donna Marchbank, Be- Verrley Matheson, Vernon Max- field. Greta Murphy. Margaret MaCA.;t‘mlr, Eileen Maccausland. Betty MacDonald, Phillip MaC= Donald, Ronald MacDouEall. Donald Macﬁlacllern, Ellen Mac- Gregor, Joe Macllltyre, Ray‘ mond MacKinnon, Brad Mac- Rae, Richard Ozon, Bill Perry. Gerald Ranahan, R‘ o b e r t Simmons. Kan?“ Smlhh, Win- ston Smith, Gall Slomers, Jlme (inllanlt.

Special Students: Earle Camp- bell, Michael Scott. _

Commercial Course Pass L15‘ ﬁnnn.-5; Evelyn Morl‘ison.; Cer- tificates: -l0.V“~‘? B‘11‘““- Fm-tl. Gore-lle Gallant. Joan _.‘-al-= is l\/laddix. Arlene Moore. Wnbur- ta, l\'l_aCFal'Ia,l19. Betty‘ P1'1Cl131‘dr Barbara Anne Rankine. Belly‘ Eva Rayner, Opal Sllllkel‘. QYI1; thia Yeo. stenographer: Marilyn Gilmore. Harold Gallant, Rose Maclssac. Clerical: Carol Clark. -illlle I\Ioll-tieth. Gl01‘l3 MaCW11' liams. ﬂw noun plscovnnv

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Perry. Members of the grade 12 class are: FRONT ROW: Doro- thy Clair Kenny. Stella Catherine Howard, Eleanor Lauretta Mac- Donald, Mark Kvathlcen Joyce Mokler, Mary Al-freda Martin, Joan Marie Clllaisson. CENTRE: Mary Dulcina Phyllis Myers, Mary Doris Leclair, Mary Alice

‘Funeral Held Of Mr. Wigmore

The very largely attended fun- eral of the late Thomas Wig- more was held yesterday after- noon from Kensington United Church with the service conduct- ed by Rev. L.M. Murray. Soloist was Roscoe Walker.

Active "pallbearers were: W.R. Shaw, M_W. Wood. Frank Myers, Frank Arnett, Aubrey Cutcliffe, John Weeks, C.C. Baker, Pres- ton Sentner, R.R. Bel], George Brookins, Louis 0’Connor, P.J. Kennedy and Charles Kennedy.

Active pallbearers were Wu- liam Buchanan, Frank Cobb, Reg- inald Hiltz, Ray MacLeod, Har- old Sharp and Borden Campbell.

Flower bearers were: M.ic=hael MacKin-non, Joseph Wigmore, Hugh McKinnom, Fnalncis Mur- ray, Austin Wigmore, and Alex C. MacDonald. ‘

A Masonic service at the grave was conducted by R e g I n a l d Kemp. "

Interment was in Floray Hill Memorial Gardens.

S’Side Swim I CIasses_ Slated To Begin July 14

dents of the Summerside Schools will get underway July 14 and will continue through to August 8th, according to information re- leased yesterday ,

The classes, sponsored by the Summerside ~Y’s Men’s Club, will be‘ divided in two parts, one section extending from July 14‘and concluding July 25, and the other from July 28 to Au- gust Stlh. V a

Mr. Ken Dorsey, Chairman of the Swimming and Water Safety Committee, passed out the nec- essary applications. to the stud- ents yesterday, and it is expect- ed that a large number will en- roll. It is hoped that this year the children will continue the course to its completion, since last year about 300 dropped out after the Y’s Men's Club had gone to considerable trouble and expense to arrange transporta- tion. ‘

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Find Youths With" Stolen Car

A stolen car from the parking lot of Willard MacDonald, Sum- merside, landed two Summer- side teenagers inn the custody of the Charlottetown police early yesterday morning when the dis- covery that the car was /stolen was revealed during a routine check-up of the automobile.

The two youths were escorted by Summerside police back to the Prince County Capital at noon yesterday. while an em- ployee of Willard MacDonald, Ltd., drove the stolen vehicile back to its parkinj lot.

Liberal Chief Re-signs Post

0'l‘T-AWA (ICP)-—'I'he resigna- tion of Duncan K. M~acTavish, as president of the National Liberal Federation was announced Wed- nesday.

But the announcement said the 58-year-old Ottalwa lawyer has agreed to canry on in the office until a successor can be chosen.

The announcement by the na- tional executive of the Liberal federation referred to Mr. Mac- Tavish continuing the job “dur- ing the period of t-ransitioil in which the federation now is en- gaged", ~

For the lnformatlon of par- ents, any boy or girl, six years or older, may enroll in this year’s classes, and their application may be forwarded to Mr. Dor- sey at Post Office Box 681, Summerside.

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The fihst Red Cross blood don- or clinic in the second of this year’s four day series will get underway at 2.00 p. m. on Mon- day, June 23rd., at Ellerslie Canadian Legion Hall. This clinic which, in previous years, was held at Tyne Valley, is being sponsored by the E-llerslie Branch of the Canadian Legion with Mr. Stanley E. Vass as chairman. It is the first time that the Ellerslie Branch has undertaken a task of this kind, and judging from the enthusiasm with which Mr. Vass is organiz;

” ing the details the project is

bound to be highly successful. Last year’: clinic at Tyne Val- ley was held under the leader-

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matron at the Tyne Valley

Alfred Groom

When the British Empire Games Track and Field trials take place in Saskatoon this Fri- day and Saturday, Prince Ed- ward Island will be represent- ed by a promi.sing‘youn.g pole vaulter in the person of Alfred Groom of Summesride.

During the past few months Alfred has been attending Univ- ersity of Nebraska where he has continued his studies and been receiving the best of coaching as he has trained hard for his special event, pole-vaulting. Last week he took in the pole vauit events at Vancouver and Victoria.

In Vancouver in an open meet Alfred plalced- sixth when he missed the bar at 13 feet 6 inches. He was second ‘Canadian in the event as Bob Reid of Vancouver placed fifth with a vault of 13 feet 6 inches. At Victoria Reid again edged Al- fred as he soared over the bar at 14 feet even to trim the Is- land athlete by six inches.

To show their appreciiltion of young Groom’s prowess a-nd to encourage him and also make it possible financially for him to take part in the British Em- pire Games Trials, the Island Branch of the Amateur Athletic Union, Provincial Government, Town of Sunnmerside and Sum- m-erside Amateur Athletic Assoc- 'ilatl"=on have forwarded a size- able contribution to the young athlete with their best wishes for success as he represents the Province in an effort which might well put an Islander of

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Health Centre. On this occasion the objective of 100 was exceed- ed by 12. The quota for this year's clinic at Ellerslie has

been set at 125 but Ml‘. Vass, and his associates, feel confident that this objective can be exceeded.

Members of the Canadian Leg- ion Branch at Ellerslie have been busy signing up members for the “Life Saver’f Club in the 21 different districts sur- rounding Ellerslie for the past number of days. Legion mem- bers are also making arrange- ments for transportation for any who require this service. Mem- bers of the Ladies’ Auxiliary of the El-lerslie Legion Branch have volunteered their services as as- sistants at next Monday’s clinic.

Competes

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Canad.a"s B.E. Games Team for the first time.

"ALBERTON

Mr. and Mrs. Myrl Matthews. Alberton South, have as their welcome guests Mrs. Gilbert Metherall of Halifax and Cpl. Douglas Metherall of the R. C. A. F., who is stationed at Mac- Donald, Manitoba.

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Wallace of Port Arthur Ontario, are visit- ing the former‘s brother, Mr. Lester Wallace, Cascumpec, and his sisters, Mrs. William Bell, Brooklyn, and Mrs. John Wil- liams, O‘Leary.

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Bernard have arrived from I-Iaverhill, Mass, to spend the summer at their cottage in Mill River.

Mr. William Meggison, Alber- ton, is confined to his home by a minor illness. -

Mr. Wilfred Foley and his daughter, Miss’ Ethel Foley. Worcester. Mass., are guests of Mrs. M. M, Foley, Alberton.

Mrs. James Metherall, Bed- ford, N.S., is a guest of Miss Ella Metherall and Mr. Fred Metherall, Mill River.

Mrs. Frank Fnaser and her

'I‘hur., June 19, 1958

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Burglclrs Steal

ing Safe At

CNR Are Frightened CH1

The arrival of night operator Ralph Bllacquiere foiled an at- tempt of two thieves to make off with. the safe belonging ‘to the C.N.R. Telegraph office, Sum- merslde, at an early hour yester- day morning.

The two men, after rifting the cash drawers and finding nlo loot, rolled the heavy safe out the door and were in the process of figuring out a way to put it in the car, which they had also

sister, Mrs. Winnie Morrison, Alberton, leﬂt yesterday after- noon by plane for Ontario. Mrs. Fraser will visit relatives in Toronto, Hamilton, Burlington and also in Montreal, Quebec.

Mrs. Morrison will visit her daughters in‘ Burlington and Ceylon,

Mrs. J. N. Smythe, Blloomfield, is spending this week with her nephew and niece. Mr. and Mrs.

A. C. Green, Albel‘ton._

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and fled.

It was later discovered that the car was the prolpenty of an airmlan. and had been taken ﬂrom where it was parked on Russell Street.

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