Albert ‘P. Fogarty. who has been principal of Souris Region-| al High School for the past two! years, will leave the latter part) of next week for the University | jor New ‘Brunswick to complete jthe course requirements for a) master’s degree specializine in| Canadian history

Acting principal wilt he. vice | principal Roger Soloman Sour | 4ris,..son_of-Mr..and-MreeWalter” Soloman of Sourts. —

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_| In Mav of this year Mr. Fo jparty was awarded a scholar. | iship of $1600 from: UNB The | board of trustees at Souris Re- | gional High have grantee Mr. | Fogarty a year's leave of ‘bh. | sence. with the agreement—that} he return as principal for at! \least a three-year period

Mr. Fogarty Is presently on the. provincial executive of the P.E.I. Teachers’ Federation. is| |a member of the board of gover- | jnor’s, and past president of Sou- tis and Montacue locals of the Teachers’ Federation.

: . F x He will continue at Souris Re- © ; (gional High until September -21, ; ‘and will return to the Island the | : GOING OPPOSITE WAYS ifirst,.week of May, 1967, to figish t : ° : \ : lout the-school year: : ar | Mr. ‘Fogarty, the son. of Mr.

ville, La., as racial.barriers fell in Plaquemines Parish Monday. Several parents pull- ed their children out of school when the negroes. arrived

while others: kept. their chil- | dren at home. Some undecid- | ed white parents are in t he |Ghana and Nigerfa have seen background. jmilitary coups this year while }Aden is in process..of constitu- itional. change. All are in the Commonwealth

Both men rejected as imma- jture and. unrepresentative of \Canadian or Quebec feeling an anti - monarchy resolution ap- proved. Friday night by an _ or- ganization -representing Quebee student supporters of the na- tional Liberal party. |

L'Union Quebecoise des etud!- | ants liberaux -du Canada ap-! \proved ‘the resolution for sub-

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general council ‘decided national convention: in—Ottawa against inviting-Ghana, Nigeria \Oct. 10-12. and Aden to send evén observ-| The British monarch should ers to the conference. since the |‘‘no longer be recognized, as he-

A white mother nudges her gon past a group of negro stu- dents -arriving for classes at formerly all-white Boothville Venice High School in Booth-

Senator Sees Quebec Premier Easing View On Queen's Visit

MONTREAL ‘(CP:- — Senator ception’ in Quebec City in Octo- the John Connolly,” federal cabinet ber, 1964 ~ : { member and government leader, On that occasion, the Queen (n the: Upper House, expressed and Prince Philip were heavily the - belief during the weekend +euarded-— and some. youthful legislatures in these African jing that Premier Daniel Johnson of |Quebec. separatists were. .ar--areas.- have -been-—-suspended: 'the~resolution:- said: *: Quebec will not..‘'stitk . hard" rested. following demonstrations = — = with statements made aboutaf | protesting the visit. expected 1967 visit te Canada by| The senator said : : the Queen. “The innate pment of the.

n.* Connolly ke-prior to French Canadians -{s such that} “ rtare~ sent mn ee witha visitor “hikes The Queen Atlantic provinces of 200 mem. |their reaction is one of emo- bers of the Commonwealth Par- tional pleasure

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