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JULY 24. 1948'

Wlll illelt illftowo Experimental Farm

Dr. H. H. Bonnet‘, intertional uthority on soil erosion probienls

. will pay a brief visit lo the Prov-

‘ince on Monday.

i‘ He will be met at Wood Islands

f‘_Monday morning by Mr. R. C Parent. Superintendent Dominion

_' Experimental Farm. Charlottetown, end will be the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Parent during his short stay. He will leave the Province in the ~evening via Borden.

Mr. Bennett is chief of the Sal! Conservation Service of the Am-

Jricarl Government.

1e

scolir_llrws

" The closing campfire of the Maritime Gilwell Scouters Train. -lng Course was held Thursday -\evening with Camp Chief Eli Boyaner acting capably once ‘again ‘in the role of Campfire Leader. The popular songs of the {course were sung for the last time at Gllwell, Camp Buchsn, P.E.I., 1048. The final log wee read and remarks were heard from all members of the staff and representatives of ‘the students. Tihe Chief in his charge to the class wished them the best of luck and good scouting. rpuring the Campfire three leaders were invested into the world wide Brotherhood of Scouting. They were Fred Shes, (Moncton); Mar- shall Killen, (North Sydney) and Pat Byrrle. (St. John). Visitors to the closing campfire were Helen Mclnnis, Grace Diamond. Mary MacKenzie. Stan Maclnnls. Jack lNioholson, and Sterling Walker.

.3 The class assembled for flag- break at eight thirty yesterday morning and the course was pro- ‘nounced officially closed by the Chief. A.S.M. Bill Speed lowered the flu and the class began pre- ‘pering to leave camp. At 10.30 the 1948 Gilwell Campsite at CamP Buchan. P.E.I.. was bare of all traces of crimping. as good Scout- era leave only two things when they leave a camp; (1). nothing; (z). their thanks. Many new friendships have been made and much knowledge gained at this course. It is a certainty that Mar- itime Scouting will benefit there- by.

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MYSTERIOUS PANTS I m ‘ vmcouvaln - (on __ Police ‘In “robin! g, theorv that A Inld- night reveller arrived home in this city without his trousers. A resi- dent found the pants — centim- ing 11 cents and a bran key — in hor back yard one mornlnl.

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NINTNQ. IMIIIIIAIES.

DEATHS 50c Par Insertion

BIRTHS

HALLAIDQTO Ml‘. and Mrs. John Henry Mallard, a daughter, Gloria Ann, ‘in Souris Hospital July 13th. WHITE-Born at Souris Hospital July 18, 1048, to Mr. and Mrs. Francis A. White (Beatrice Hol- lend) s daughter, Katherine Ma- i-ie.

DEATHS

WEBSTER — At St. Peter's Say Friday, July 23, 1940, Mrs. Jamie Webster in her 75th year. Ifilneral Monday, July 26th. A short eer- vlce at the residence of her niece. Miss Lama. Anderson at 1.40 thence to United Church for service at ii qjclock. Interment wdseli Cemet-

w. In Megoriam

‘In loving memory If NI‘- Georgo But-on who Paved sway Ialy 28. I846.

How I miss you sister deer.

we face another year; oer smiling face, s heart of

lfllll. Due of the best this world ooirll ‘hold.

lellovihg end, oh. how trul-

God alone knows how we miss you.

[sowing you're sleeping free from‘

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Loviugiy remembered by sister. Ire. Charles Croesmau, Cape ‘traverse;

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IIIONI SAUNDERS, 1mg yo; FWD Ind Woddlnl pictures on location.

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GAINADAY WASHERS on dis-

play. Chappelle Co.

HOWARD MclNNlS' Fitted Footwear at 1'15 Queen Street.

SINGLE and double burner hotplates at Brown Electric,

BET MEALS m TOWN AT QUEEN — Moderate rates, good service.

rna orrrca of Dr. ‘nrr. Waye will be closed July 26th to Aug. 0th.

BOBDEN TRAIN DELAYED - The early Borden train which was one hour and forty minutes late in arriving at Charlottetown last night was delayed due to late train connections on the Mainland.

SERVICES North River Baptist Charge, Sirnday, July 25th: Fair- vlew 11 am; Sunday School North River 2 p.m.; chlurch ser- vice North River 3 p.m.; Long Creek 7.30 p.m. Rev. Athol L. Roberts, speaker. ,

FARM STAFF PICNIC _ The stafl of the local Dominion Ex- perimental Farm. including the wives and children of the mar- ried employees, will hold a picnic at the National Park tomorrow afternoon. It is understood that about 100 will attend.

WHOLESALE VENDOR.- RE- TlRES-Mr. Norman MacLeod. who has served for a period of some thirty-five years as whole- sale vendor under the Prohibition Act. is on vacation prior to his retirement on superannuation. His duties under the new Temper- ance Act have been taken over by the Government Commission.

WILL CHECK ON WEED-KILL- EItS-Mr. George Knowles as- sistant weeds division. Dominion Experimental Farm, Ottawa. will arrive in the Province over the week-end. He will inspect the woll: being done at the Farm for the eradication of weeds by various weed-killer compounds now under- going tests by the technical staff.

POULTRY SHIPMENTS- Up- wards 9f 6,000 fowl and chicken were shipped to American merkezs this week in two huge tractor- trailer trucks The birds were ship ped by Woodrow Wheatley and Urban McQuaid and were gather- ed from points in the PfOVlTP-G ranging from east of Souris to as far west as O'Leary. Of that num- ber some 8,000 were this year's chicken.

FIBEMEN CALLED - Sum- merside firemen turned out for an alarm at 1.45 yesterday afternoon from a building on the Tanton mill property owned by Mr. Ray Tanton and occupied by two fem‘ ilies but WihCIl they got there they could find no fire. After some in- vestigation they decided that the action of the sun on the ill‘ PIP" roof of the buildinl’ had caused an odor which caused the W011i!‘ ants to think the buildlnl Wll on fire. - S

POI-IO CASE REPORTED - A cue of infantile paralyil! l" m‘ Bedequo area was reported yes- terday. However Dr. B.C. Keep- ing, provincial health officer in Charlottetown said he had not yet been informed of the case. It was understood that precaution- pry measures such as cutting down on social events, were b81118 "n" derteken at the Summerside air- port. Reports indicated that it was g, young man who was ill at Bed- eque. Seriousness was not learned. The case was the first to be reported in the Prov- irlce since the pidernic in 1946.

BY PLANE T0 U-S. HOSPITAL -A United States Army " " I plane from Westover Field, Hol- yoke. Mesa. landed at the local ell-pert ea ‘lhumde! I-fI-Bfflwfl I5 mngpori; mpt. Catherine Dob- aon, retired, of the U. S. Army Nursing Corps. i0 I'll‘ WIPPIIY General Hospital in Walthem. Mass. Capt. Dotson. who hid been visiting her mother Mrs. Frank Dixon of North 'l‘ryon af- ier being a patient in the Walter Reed Memorial Hospital for fif- teen montha, became seriously ill lest Monday evening and was token to the Prince Edward Iai- snd Hospital. Latest word from Welt-ham describes her condition g; bplng "very good." A sister. Mrs. Wendell H. Lea. Charlotte- town, left by train yesterday to be with Captain Dobson.

RETURNS ‘I0 OTTAWA - Dr. IF. Hopkins, associate director, Experimental hrm Service. Ot- tawa, leaves this morning if!" having spent twddays on the Is- land. On Thursday, accompanied by ID‘. RC. Parent, superintend- ent of the local Experimental Penn, he visited the Illustration Station at New London and ex- pressed hie satisfaction at the high quality of the pastures. Yes- terday he was taken to the Iliue- tration Station at Monticello in King's County. Dr. Hopkins was accompanied to Monticello by Messrs. Norvrnsn Black and George

' the shore. Delicious

of his i1lness~_

HAY SAL’! - Cash O Carry es.

FROM CALIFORNIA — Mr. and Mrs. Wilfrid Gallant o! Loe Angelee, Calif., have arrived in this Province for a three week's visit. This is Mrs/Gallant’: first

trip here but Mr. Gallant, a form-

er employee of the 'Ieland Tele- phone Company who left here 28 years ago, -is renewing old ac- quaintancee.

PULLETS FOR NEWFOUND- LAND-{IJOO pullete left nere Thursday night for Newfoundland aboard the freighter Wellington Kent of the Canada-Newfound- land steamship lines. They were shipped by Woodrow Wheatley and were accompanied by Mr. Wheat- ley’s Newfoundland agent. Pnnip Youden. The pullets consisted 1f Barred Rocks. New Hampshire Reds, White Leghorns and Light Sussex and were ready to go ins: production in Newfoundland where eggs are wholesaling at ‘i3 con-s per dozen.

TRINITY CHOIR PICNIC - On Wednesday the choir of 'I‘rln- ity United Church held a most enjoyable picnic at the summer

cottage of the ‘Misses Tait st Lew- 5Q

is’ Pointl About fifty members and friends assembled and spent a jolly afternoon and evening by refreshments were served on the lawn. The par- ty concluded with a sing-song and a moonlight swim.

CHARGED UNDER. NEW ACT -Twc men charged under the new Temperance Act were the first prosecutions under this Act to come before Magistrate Gil- bert Gaudet. One pleaded guilty to being intoxicated in is public place, while the other pleaded guilty to having liquor in his possession in a place other than his residence, as required by the Act. Each received the minimum fine of $20 and costs or 30 days for such oflenses. Two lnencharg- ed with speeding were fined $10 and costs or l0 days, and a man charged with operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated was sentenced to ‘i days in the Queen's County Jail.

MR. HANNAM DEFINITELY COMING -- Definite word was re- ceived last night that Mr. H.H. Hannem, president of the Canad- ian Federation of Agriculture, 0t- tawa, will be in Charlottetown to attend the Junior Farmers’ mam- moth flefd day to be held st the Experimental Farm grounds on the afternoon o! Aug. 2. He will be accompanied by other mainland directors of the Federation and in the evening will address a public meeting in Prince of Wales Col- lege Hall. On the following day, he will speak at a farmers’ meet- ing at 0'l..eary. In the meantime, plans are being completed for the field day at the Fanm with the junior farmer groups consolidat- ing their efforts to present a very comprehensive program.

FOR. KENTVILLE CONVEN- TION-Prince Edward Island will be represented at the convention of.the Canadian Federation cf

Agriculture, which opens in Kcnt- a]

ville. N. 5.. on Monday, by Messrs W. -R. Shaw. Deputy Minister of Agriculture, Leo J. Mcfsalw, cr- tension branch. Department of Agriculture. R A. Profit. Freetown, president of e P. E. I. Federa- tion of Agriculture, and J. J. Trainer. past president. Provided the weather for the next two 1r three days allows the completion of the hay crop, three other ls- landers. one from each County. will leave on Tuesday in attend the convention. They are Messrs. Kenneth Maclsesn, Lot 16. John A. Msclnnis, Hunter River. and D. A. Mclsaac. St. Peter's. The conven- tion concludes on Wednesday.

Personals Archdeacon. and Mrs. O. G. Hep-

burn. Ottawa e spending a holi- day here. Mrs. Wilfred Martin of Char-

lottetown and Miss Gertrude Dou- cette of Hunter's River have ro- turned home after spending a vc.y pleasant holiday, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Martin. Dorches- ter. N. B.

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PRIVATE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD.

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whiteside of the Experimental Farm staff. _

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Continued from page 1‘

Ens Murphy. N.D.A.

Ernest Mulch. St. Peter's. Marieditb MacDonald. ‘Rochford

Square.

Nancy MecFsl-lane, Bummggflde, Isabel MacLeod, West Kent. Meisie MacMahon. K ' Won. -Joyce Proctor, Prince Street. Joan hogerson, Prince Street. Glennie Sudsbury. Remington. Leigh Walton, DeSable.

Chill.

Wendell Birch. Belmont Lot 10. Isobel Brelwut, Murray Harbour. _Elia. Brooklne. Kerieington. Bgrnadetie Burge, Souris Con- ve . Marie Burge, Rochford Square. Charlotte Cairns. Lower Free- town. Marion Cairns, Lower Freetown. Georgina Cairns. Lower Free- town. Chriatene Cameron. Souris. Lea Cameron, Spring Park.

uare. Alan Champion. Kensington.

Ralph Champion. Planning.

Ivan Cheverie, Souris.

Audrey Coles. North Milton.

St. Clair Coyle. Montague.

Gaelyne Craig. Notre Dame Academy.

Robert Croken. Kinkore.

Phyllis Cutcliffe, West Kent.

Gwynneth Davison. Kensington. ‘ Paul Duran, O'Lee.ry.

Frederick Doucette. Ebbsfleet.

Terence Doucette. Souris.

David Daisy. Sums-heralds.

Betty Fisher, Glenaladale.

John Fisher. Glenaladale.

Marion Gallant, Tignlalr Con- vent.

Donald Glover. Norborc.

Theresa Hammili. Miacwche-

Neva Heckbert, Kensington.

Laura Higginbotha-m. Montague.

Edna Hashes. Auburn.

mgr-gins Hughes. Norborc.

James lbbott. West Kent.

Georgie Johnston. Central Bedeque.

Imelda Kane. Rochford Square.

Mary Kelly, st. Mary's Academy-

Donald Large. West Kent.

‘Helen Larier. Rochford‘ Square.

Zelma LeClair, St. Mary's Acad- emy.

Beth Lelaeheilr. Guernsey Cove.

Joan Lund. Rochford Square.

Doreen Maynard. Crapaud.

Max Murphy. Kenslrwton.

Joan MecCai-ville. Kinkora.

Gertrude MacDonald, Souris Convent. Katherine MacDonald. Souris Convent.

Teresa MacDonald, Souris Con- vent. .

Ernest MecEachern, Mount Stewart. Christine Meclnnls. i-lerisville. Laura MacKenna, Montague. Patrick MacKenna, Orwell Cove. Ruth MacKenzie, Cardigan. Agatha MacLellan, Indian River. Evelyn Macbeod. Prince Street. ‘John MmNaught. Surrmerelde. Reta MaoNeill. South Milton. Marie MacQuald, Glensladale. Malcolm MacQuerrie. Montague. Justine Nales. N.D.A. Harry Parker, Georgetown Roy-

ty.

Sylvia Pendleton. Kensinglan. Charles Peters, Queen Square. Arthur Ftolllngs. North Rustlco.‘ Helen Shelfoon, Unionvele. Winston Smith. Pow-nail. William Stewart, Murray Har- bour.

Elaine Sudsbury. Spring Valley. Willem Underhey. Eglingtorl. Harold Warren. West Kent. Donald Webster, West Kent. David Wood, West Kent.

Heath Woodside, O'Leery.

Ann Worthy, Prince Street. John Yeo. Montague.

PASSED

Prank Acorn, West Heal. ‘Francis Adams, Kensington. Shelton Adams, Conway.

‘Joyce Aitken, Eglixrgtorr. ‘Sonia Arnfast, Prince Street. ‘Alma Arserlault, St. Mary's Academy.

‘Kenneth Adsenault, St. Peter's. Lorraine Areenault. Tignlsi-l Con-

vent.

‘Rene Araenault, Wellington Station.

‘Rene Areenault. Weilirmfon Station

Simon Atkins. Queen Square.

‘William Auld. Fanning.

‘James Baglole, O‘l..ea.ry.

John Beagan, Charlottetown RF. 5 (C.I.).

‘Janice Beaten. Flat River. ‘Jean Beck, Alliston.

Kathryn Bell, Belle River. ‘Irene Bernard. ‘Miscouche. Marjorie Betta, Glenwood. ‘Maureen Blake. N.D.A.

‘Agnes Boylan. Lake Verde. ‘Norman W. Bruce, Heather-dale. ‘Robert Bryenton, West Kent Eileen Buchanan, Fredericton. Claire Burge, Souris Convent. ‘Donald Burgess. West Kent. Roms Burke. Spring Park. School. -

Doreen Byrne. Montague West. ‘Joan Cahlll. st. Mary's Acad-

Tignish Con-

emy. Jean Callaghan, vent.

Maxwell Callaghan Ebbafleet. Blanche Cameron, ‘iecoueho. ‘Helen Carrier-on. Hlmpten- Wilbur Cameron, Albany R. ‘Alice Campbell. Fortune Brihe. ‘William Campbell. Montague. Eliza Campbell. For’: Corner. Freda Campbell. Indian River. ‘Grace Campbell. East wiltahire. ‘Shirley Campbell. West Kent. ‘Charles Cannon, Queen Square. Donald Carrnody, Central Royal-

ty. Mary Cssfnrd. Rochford Square. ‘Adele Clark. Notro Dame. Csrolvn Clark, North Bcdeoue.

. Donald Clark. Central Royalty. ‘Doris Clarke. Prince Street. Roger Cilarir. (‘enfrai Royalty. boo Clerkin. Emvvale. Reta Clements, Clonwood. ‘Gerald Coadv. Fmyvale. Lorraine Coffin. Morell village. Shirley Coffin. Mount Stewart. Margaret Colee. Winaloo Station, Rev Oorrnfon. Bangor.

‘ Myrna Cooke, Cape Wolfe.

rm: _ GUARDIAN. __ CHARL

Malcolm Campbell, Graham's Road.

Jean Carr, Whestley.

Ro m s Cavanagh, ltoehford.

‘Aline Cormier. Mieooucho. ‘Ruth Oorrissn. NDA. ‘Virginie Croeier, Dernley. Clive Cutnore, West Kent. ‘Irene Culloten. Central Lot 1 Lloyd Cutcliffe, Fredericton. ‘Lloyd Beetle. St. Peter's. ‘Melinda Deagle, St. Peter's. ‘$949531! DBL-OW. Georgetown ‘Rose Marie Desltoches, douche. Leone. Devine. Peekes. ..Dorothy Dewar. Spring Park. Olive Doiron, Rochford Squar Verna Doiron, St. Augustine. Jean Donald, Tignish Convent. ‘Beatrice Doucette, Stella Ma ‘Mary Doyle. St. Ann's. Dunstan Drew, Queen square. ‘ Agnes Duffy, Webster's C ner. Marie Duffy, N.D.A. ‘ Eerith Dunning, Long Riv ‘ Janet Dunphy, Peakes. Margaret Esnery, Wood Islan West. ‘ Myrtle Ferguson. wellingto Frederick Fitzgerald, Tigni Convent. Charlotte Fitzpatrick, Glenal dale. Josephine Fitzpatrick, Ten Mi House. Norman Ford, Arlington. Charles Fraser, Montague. Albert Gallant, Cape Egmont. Cedric Gallant, Cape Egmont. ‘ Earl Gallant, Stella Maris. ‘ Hazel Gallant, Stella Maris. James Gallant, st. Ausustine. Marie Gallant, Prince Street. Ines Gass. Clyde River. Roma Gabi. Clydfi Riv"- Auldine Gaudet, St. Mary's Ac demy. Marie Gaudet. Tignish Conven ‘ Keith Geldert, Morell v. ‘ Helen Gillie, Souris Conven ‘ Phyllis Gillie, Norborc. Wendell Gillie, Queen Square. ‘ Evelyn Godfrey, Cornwall. Stanley Godfrey, Cornwall (C.I. Pauline Grant, Orwell Cove. ‘ Preston Green, Souris. Rudolph Hamilton, Montague. ‘ Alicia Handrahan, N.D.A. Sarah l-landrahan, Peakes. e Dorgthy Hardy, Elmsdaie. e med; Heckbert, Kensington. Hazel l-ieffell, south Freetown. Barbara Herring, Prince Stree e Miriam Hickey. Damley- Iorraine Horton, Murray River. Olive Howard, Kensingtorl. ‘ Harlelgh Howatt. TWOH 9°"

“Th... Hueetis, North Carleton Florence Hughes, Norborc. ‘ Henry HuBIWS. Q0961‘ square ‘ Jean Hunter. Baltic- ‘ Marie Hyntr. ND-A- ‘ Verna Ings, Cherry valley. 3mm, Jnpdhlg, prince Street. o my,“ Jay, Mount Stewart. Beatrice Jenkins. Win51” 5i!-

Gordon Jenkins, Millvlew. ‘ .Morris Jenkins, West Kent. e olge Jenkins, west Kent. Juries Johnston, Central Bed-

eque. ' Lois Johnson. Marie. ‘ Harold Jones. West Kent- o Thom,“ gays, Queen Square. ‘ Georgina Kelly, Valley. ‘ Gerard Kelly. Rflsel/me- ‘ Noreen Kelly, R/osevaie- Gerald Kilbrlde. Beyslde- e Jean Larler, Rochford Square. o Q", Lggfd, Mount Stewart. s Gladys LeClair, St. M573’?!

Academy. s mgr-sine IAClair. Stella Maris. e William Leonard, Queen 5Q- Shlrley Irwin. Beamin- o Everett Llewellyn, Georgetown

Rlclyburne Locke, Haliburton. Anita Lynds, West Kent- o Anna Matheson, Prince Street. o Malcolm Matheson, Hunter River. Kathryn Mayhew, Norborc. Dargqn Mercer, Mount Stewart. Eleanor Minchin. New Perth- o Noreen Mooney, Peskes. o stgflln‘ Moore, Perkdele. o ma‘ Morrison, Mount Buch-

anon.

‘ Freda Mullin, Glenaladalo.

John Mullilhn. Kinlwrl-

Vonde Munn, Murray River.

Iileyne Muriey, N-D-A-

Joan MUYPIIY. Kill“?!-

mma Murphy, Miscouche.

Mgfy Murphy, Cardigan.

Maureen Murphy, N-D-A-

‘ Eleanor Murray, Bradalbane V. v Qlgdyl Murray, Fernwcod. Louis Milftllh. 14mm"-

Isabel Mutch. East Wilt-Shirl. Clare MacCabe, Stanhcpe.

o Edgar-Q MICCSbC, Montague East.

Arnold MocCellurn, Queen 5a-

Janet MacCallum. N-D-A-

‘ Donald MscCarron, Sturgeon.

‘ Lorne MscCarville, Kinkofl-

Eileen MecConnell, Georgetown Royalty.

John MacCormac, Queen Square.

Cecilia MecCue, Tignlsh Con- vent.

Alan MacDonald. Que"! 511N111

Bull MacDonald, Souris

Eugene MacDonald, Tignish Convent. Evelyn MacDonald. Blooming Point.

‘ Gerald MacDonald. Queen Ba- Janet MacDonald, Notre Dame. ‘ Joyce MacDonald, St. Mary's Academy. Joyce MacDonald, Rochford sq. ‘ Kenneth MacDonald, St. Pet-

ens. usual-e MacDonald. I-‘mwslv- ‘ Mabel MacDonaliLSouris Con-

vent. _ ‘ Ronald MacDonald, St. Peters

High. _ Blanche Mscboueali. 77M

Valley.

Douglas Macbouelll. lower Newton.

Eileen Macllachern. Mount St.

‘ Ina Macliechern, Cardigan RR. (C.I.)

‘ Murchison Maclllechern, Rice Point.

‘ Brian MacFarlene, Harring- n. Marjorie Machrlane, Fern-wood. ‘ Sue MecGeugh, Souris Con-

vent. Mule MaeGinn, llnyvale. Daniel Maclnnis, Morell V. Helen Maclnnia, Rcchford Sq. ‘ Mervin Meclnnis, Souris High. ‘ Mary Macfntyre, Cardigan. ‘ Sadie MecKerrie. Prince Street. David MacKey, Albany amt.

‘ OISIICOIIIIAEIOIGQ. Outp- bellton. _ .

‘ John lilecKonns, Baldwin's Road.

Gordon Jenkins, Millviam “Margaret MecKenns, Baldwin's

ad.

' ATM"! MleKensie. Montague.

Bernadette MscKenzie, Millview.

' Jean MacKeneie, Valleyfleld West. ‘ Vincent MacKenlie, New Ag. Iyle.

‘ Wilbert Idackenxie, mum...

' Jew Mecliniw. am Wilt- shire.

‘ David MacKinnon, Welt Cove. heed. '

‘ Kay MacKinnon, m",

‘ Georgie MacLsren, at. Peter's,

Q55!" MMDEBII. Montague.

Cyfil MscLeen, Murray m";

Jim‘ Mildew. Derllngton.

: Kenneth Macbean. West Kent. waif/Isms Marleen. Peters Road

Marjorie Maeuan, n ll - mm. Macbeilsn, plelltgvfi.

0y. ' A114"? MacIeOd, Murray Riv. er.

‘Margaret MacLeod. Hartsviilo Barbara MacLure- Montague Stephanie MacMahon. Rocnlord

Square Phzigzvrse MacMillan, Aibelry ‘Allison MacMurdo. Kelvin gm" £0530 MfiMlg-dlo. Kersraingfan ac a . t. M ' Academy y up‘ ‘Ian MacNevin. West Kent Eleanor MacPhail. North m"; ‘Anita MacPhec. Kinkors ‘Peary MacQuaid. st. Mary's Academy ‘Helen MacRae, Ebeneg" ‘Margaret Nicholson. Mt. ansn ‘Merrill Nicholson. Hunter River ‘Lorna Noonan. N.D.A. ‘Patricia Oakes, Miscoueha ‘filly Osbourne. Central Roy- alty

IAIIM Pertridse. Prince sum Elizabeth Pate. OTleary Edward Pearson. Chelfcn ‘Leila Peters. Souris cgnvml; ‘Mill Peters. Souris Convent John Phillips. Spring Park ‘William ‘Platte, West Kent Elizabeth Power. Newtown Cross (private study) ‘Elaine Ramsey. Unionvele ‘Betty May Randall. Rnchford Square ‘ Jessie Raynor. Alberton ‘Robert Reeves. South Freetown Francis Reid. Millvele ‘Annie Reilly. Tignish convent ‘Betty Richard. N_ D. A. ‘Mary Riley. Albion Cross ‘Ethel Robertson, Dunsteffnege ‘Gerald Robinson. York Anita Roche, Montague West ‘Marie Rooney. Orwell Cove ‘Annie Ross. North Pinetfa Earl Ross. North Pinette - ‘Imelda Rosslter, Morell V. ‘Aquinas Ryan. Eliiotvale ‘Gwm-scantiebury. were Kent Percy Sentner. Roseville Peggy Shanaghan. N. D. A. Leonard Shea. Tignish Convent Wallace Shearer, Ebenezer ‘George Shelfocn. Unionvale Mabel Sherry, Albany R. _‘Glenda Simmons. Crapaud Elizabeth Sims, Spring Park ‘Clement Sinnott. Morell V. ‘Frances Sinnott. Morell V. ‘Evelyn Skerry, Tlgnlsh Convent Ray Smallwood. Mt. Stewart Alphonsus Smith. Webster's Cor- ner Elizabeth Smith. Kinkors Goldie Smith, Savage Harbour Adele Sobey. Searletown ‘Beth Stewart, Mt_ Albion Blanche Stewart. Alberry Plains Clarence Stewart. Georgetown Royalty Eleanor Stewart. Norboro Esther Stewart, Glenwood ‘Wilfred Stewart, Dunstafifnsge Frank sumarah. Queen Square Phyllis Tait. West Kent Noreen Taylor. Ringwood Lilian Thompson, Dlmstaffnage ‘Leigh Thomson. C-lengerry ‘Roma. Thomson, Tryon Consoli- dated Roy Vessey. West Kent Donna White. Kinkora Dorothy White. Kinkora Uldine White, Rennies Road Jeannine Whitehead. Prince Street. ' Ferns Wilkie, Aiberton Charles Williams. Tyne Valley ‘Junior Williams. Tyne Valley Mary Wilson. Cardigan Head Blake Wood. Cross Rnads ‘Errol Wood. Eglington ‘John Yeo, Central lsot i6 ‘Verna Ycunker. East Wiltshiro Frank Zakem. Queen Square