THE TIGNISII Regional Council at the Catholic Wo- men's League presented sitla In lhe mmlul class a! m grade it students prior to the commencement e'xvrzlses at Tignish Regional High School

REV. PATRICK Walsh II oven At the commencement ex- ti‘l‘ISC! Int Tignlsh Roainual High St'llnl as he Drown“ Willlsm Harper who Ind th-

Thursday evening. Mailing the presentation to three ol the honor roll students were Mrs. Harold Cormioc. pmsidcnt ol the CWL and Mirs. Joseph Dorsey, convcncr or education. Leit to right are: Mrs. Harold

highest agg'regale for the year's work In grade 12. and \\'Ol| several prizes including the Gnvcrnor-Ge'neul': Medal with his awards.

iignish Graduates 20

in Colorful

TIGNISH — The TiEniih Rege Innal High mi inan exmisos Wm held be- lore a crowded auditorinarn ot happy parents. friends and hosts Thursday evening. when int» Ki students elimlled ill grade it were all mnessllll in pass Illu IIII‘ school bound exams, Cartiticates and prizes wore also received by sureosstul aiiiirnts in grades 10 and 11, d lhe ('t'rmmOi'cial class.

ricv Alphonso Gaudci. Ci\ll. llatiiardvllle. H.C., $7108le; ’Ilifll‘ly in both ' and Trans . raid having been non-is in his native parish several times during the past all years it has his rim privilege or ad- :rcsdng a graduating clas- cre

IIP (all! “I? graduates it was hm the end oi their education. hill the beginning. giving them I i‘llam'e lo tunher their educa- lan and rendur their WIN/1'09 to shortly. "The warld.“ he said. tines not owe you a Living. it is : land n1 Wumiy apen to flu,“

He urged the graduates m lakai up llw challenge and “try to that God wants you to be. To day.” he said “there is a won. Ill‘l’llill ovuorlunity open to stu- ihnt to all walks of lite" The salutslory was given by Austin rd a va - rilrtmy by Mia ence A IICal'l’L Tiltirthcmlus REPORT

u or m—inoipal'a ream. st» ter st. Mary Amndd said do: school term began with an en- rallment M 137 puplh WIIIch writ- dish-ibutod in seven ciasn mums. grades v-lz uld com—

. Dining tha year the Dillills at each chm

Ute Flu"

V . me singing cour {nimmated in the musical new hvai which wu held May 529, the llrst or its ldnd ever on rented in Was! Prl A hall-hour a week is a de- aned by each class for physical education. ’l’llll course cniis'

&

‘ her-school kfibull. hoc-

‘— DEATH NOTICES

lRmIved ‘on [all [or ClIlIIllIed DCIIII Null“ Iollllnn).

Mat-KINNON _ At the Sacred Heart Home. Thursday. ions 13. ms. Mn. Priscilla Mac-

xinnon. widow at Hugh .l.

MacKinnon. ion-rteer o is

Slat-rug Street. In her 'IIIlI year.

T remains an mliiu

[he Charlottetown Funeral nine 1mm where the (uheral

Will be held Monday morning.

leaving the nineral home at

Us (on-

Mar It 5 o'l‘locl.

1 key commence - laugh!

Ceremony

and toolball am also in the Prinrc (‘oilh track and llcld nteet held in Summerside May as tour students placed ' t in such acti tics as the our-mile race. diszus and Slim» The girls n! each of the clas- ses d gradcs ninie and in were given two and one halt hours or cooking and solving each week Three encyclopedias and a ooh wen) added to the libl-M'y durlnlz LIll.‘ your. SIM 5L Eileen doing excellent work in this ck-pai'lmam beanie; attending 10 her teaching dutics. she said. The .lunior lied CNS: in or- ganized in school and through various activities tunds were raiscd to donate m to ireodorn Irvin hunger campaign and sin towards the retard children's classrnum. NEW GOWNS The studenu council, line said has liiAycd a maior role in the sthool Illa of the students during his year arid through its eitoris was able to purchase the now graduation gowns. that lit-

bfl xraduales are weanan Im- the

iirst ti

ISLAND NEWS PAGE].

: Summerside And Prince County.

Sll'llMI-IRSIDE — A late als. tcrnoon tits in downlalin Sum- merside yesterday completely gntlod the home nl tour persons.

‘lcaving them wilh little but Lllei shirts on their backs

l \‘Ir, and Mrs. Melvin Winchest- ior. their son Gerald and live.‘ year-old grandson Ronald were. Ilclt with nothing but the shout t a home lollowmg a 30 min

. ole blaze at 35 Alley Street. that began with the explosion d a. kitchen oil stove.

Mrs. Winchester said she had. been ironing some clothes in tha kitchcu and had gone upstairsi

All Is Ready For Air Force ‘Lmacourleéliminuleswhen she

rd th piosinn.

; 'I felt this lenible blast shake the whole house", she said. “undi when I went to the top of lI|Ei stairs the whole lower floor o the building was in flames and

Cormler, Wilson Shea. Jri. who placed second. Marion Gavin who was third and Audi tin lat-maid. who was I'rlunh I In the class, and Mrs. Jusaph

Dt'trwyr t

Day

, . Al S Side SUIITMERSIDE —- Lieutenant-i Gov

she said she tried to get to

Is expected to be the largest crowd in the lustory ol the loc- al air hose.

Everything Is In rust-Imps! anal with the weatherman oron’t ng‘ mostly sunny wcathcr. an excel lent program is certain to witnessed by the spcctatora i

The Goldcn Hawks arrived at. the base yesterday morning and

c max tile show with theiri thrilling acrobatic (“may be- ginlillifl at .'I 37 Pm. llllmli'ialed this W

This your there won't be as. ougnition by the American many types of aircraft in the. ruciation {or State and [sisal ground display bill lhe m-"lityi History. it has been revealed by. Argus Will be open (or ill: lwi chit-t .lustice Thane A. Cami» _ poctiou and “ill draw much} no", chain‘nan of the P.E.l. interest. i commitore oi the Eastern Can-i A hand tonceit will be heard ada mzlon comprising the to No. a hangar at 1 is and at. mm prmuaas, Quebec 3 o'clock the acrinl display byi auiam.

Argus and Neptune aircraft will The publications are “Aoross provide excitement. ‘ lsland' column

Nominated

“in Hand plihlicatilms were eel: lm' l?‘

)i General‘s tth

i

the The gates open at the basc sti appamng m The Guardian. 1 o'clock at which time Llle‘a imka "Lucy Maud MonL.i public I5 invited to inspect the gum W 11., Hands; Lady or. ground displays and equipmentl 5mm . "Ml" “"0 PM“ I “Across the Island" written I The Guardian's provincial. and larm editor. Neil A. Mathe- comp ales son appears every Friday, lts‘ ' CnannI ranges \A'idely ave-r al ‘ [Pens'on Sd‘eme aspects oi island living Heard. Lucy Conway. Arieuel VANCOUVER (CF) Tucson-e lt tirst appeared in ism: Shes. Dianne MacDonald, Lorne Western Hockey League has lilis won a large tollouing amonui Gautiet,.ludy Gaudetanti Rnberticomvleled a playnr pension the papa s island-wide reader- McCarthy. cheme that git-es a marl u h ship lo yeurs' league ekpcrieu Hi r. ylatlieson has i- aired a PRIZE “51' $1M a year tor lite a: rise in, ‘ ruprcsonlallnn or iii grains col- The Governor or a minimum at sinnun—al umns for consideration by one Brodie Medal awarded tor tor a contribution ol‘ $2.50», or‘ committee. Thcy include histor- mtzhest ogmgatc in the year's 3m in season. iwal and mm,“ 5mm in ad. work and the prize tor the high- “It's a wonderlul plan tnr ilie dition to several of his highly est aggregate, the prize tor che- players." said league r si elit. papillar coloumns on “ghost m. artistry and the prize tor algebra Al Lender Thursday. "It inuid ins" pwuliar on pm. to William Hat-per. The prize (or certainly supply inc 1||\‘P tt um giande may Dramas", the second highest aggregate in youngsters Just coming e year's work and the prize for hockey mums u - - > Latin was awarded to Wilso u I sum or Smwield' [m

Shea, Jr The prize lor Biologyi was awarded in Marion Gavin.

Prizes (or school spirit midi geometery. Austin ticrnar . tory. Edward needy: ethics and leadership. Florence A'Hearn French. lda Gaudet: English lit- eraturc, lrrna Mooklcr: English composition. Christine dilsworth.l '

Three special prizes have been‘ oiiorrd by tho Tignish Branch all the Royal Canadian Legion. The prize tor the girl with the highest average in the year's work was awarded to Marian Gavin. amt to the boy with the highest average was awarded to William Harper.i The prize lnr civics war award- ed to Judy Gaudct.

COMMERCIAL CLASS

The tollowlng shrdenla receiv- ed certitlcales on completion or the commercial course; secretar- ial honor Certificate and a prize tor typrewrllirlg. Marlene Aly— wsrd; sccrctnrial honor ccrtltl. gate and a prize tor transcrip- tion. Lloyd Ellsworth clerical certificates, Helen Conway. Ann Marie ltecte. Susan Hogan, Jean. nette Gallant. Catherine Mcinnia, Clair lvlclnnis. Pnul Nelligan. Rn- ger Pedersen. William pcdcrsen,

'I'irtlL-man .Iollery. who pleaded

onion Simmons and unlawluliy

‘dischai-ging a lircarm in town

ill.S HUIer QC. until June 20

E! R pm,

Melville Campbell is acting on ‘bohall' of the complainant Ind , tBruue MacDonald is the counsel

‘Ior the dclcnce. witnesses tor die plaiutltl in- clude Andrew Perry. track sup erViisnr (II the Summarside Race- way; Douglas Walsh. horse trainer and driver; and r. Simmons. lelel' of (he dog. Mr. Porlry tosIIlir'd that lie went to the ruocway the alter-

RADUATES

Gerald Raymond Ldvcra graduated recently with hill 55:. lrom sin- Genrge Williams Univetslly. Monlrcizl. Jerry has just Inf! Ior Alberta In continue his lira '

told him flint I dog had been shot. He said he didn't remem- beir who told him about at shooting.

me The A]le Youth organtlallon was bcgllll in the high school 1M5 your under the direction: 0! David Harper. The organization rmwed 1LT Chane? Tram David Bmwr-ll. dvreclor M almlwl silidiese

Due to tilt: splendid WI- Dlml a! the boanl of (2115182! Ind the school but system student were privileged to be able to Illend the Shawumn play presented by . W's Dramatic Soclely In O‘Lmry u

2.

Road; Ind weulller permlltlng the ordinary MIIMI day 0! (Ive llnurr is supplemented by one hour of supervised study In the late alter-noon Tour days I week. Speaking of weather. lhe ll:th WI! clued (Ive days due to norm! and Il'y mails. In In M- tart to compiele the work assign. ed to each grade three Saturdays were regular Mhool days

OIIlcr speakers were: Rev, M .1. Rooney who was master 0! ceremonies. Rev. Pall‘lck Walsh. Rev. Floyd McGaugh. Wlllnn Shed. Sr., David Harper, Ray V. Chale Irom (he ClIIdy Institute whu Introduced his Tellow IIu- dents.

Graduation diploma w I l' e awarded to the find: 12 students who attained an av one of up per cent in the year‘s work and not less thin 50 pcr cent in any

y‘ .

Y Mr. port-y said the accused its the carctakcr at the raceway

hie; Priest Will Celebrate First Mass At Kinkora, Sun.

Rev. Emmott Trainer at the society at Jesus. will cclebrate his first mass Sunday momi g ' at 10.30 o'clock at . nialatiliys Church, xlnitvra. since his ad mittance to holy orders.

the mass will he

"IE IS a pilot. Jerry is tho son or Flt- Roy Shea. Rayburn Tremhlny. sgl. F. Ray Lavers. Kcnslng- ¥ ’— " ""‘ to EJ.

e new p test c tumor was ordained into the priesthood in 1960 while the latter begins Ill! theologlcnl [ruining lllis vrnr

l.l

lull M smokt‘ Iverv

noon at you a and and someone or

‘matieiy lvnrnrd t .ed n Mend

“Fire Gu’rs Home jIn Summerside

the telephone in the kitchen but when she couldn‘t she ran to ask someone else to call the his do parlmonl

The {Timon “tire sonn Bl tile Alle'y Street home and their last action kepl the smoking lire Ii‘om erupting into I blaze and endangering Illa other homes Ln the area. One house lhan IO lee! away [rem the Win- chcsler home,

The walls 0f the bulldlllg were still standing alter the blaze but noLI'lIng inside was saved.

"There was not enough time in remove anylhing". said M'rs.

Inehesler." I didn't siren ham time to get my coat out. And another thing. today i had just Ilillslled houserlcaulnx (mm my 0 loin "

Mr. Winchester said there was . little insuranto on the house and is contents.

andi .

MR. MATHESON

in. prepaied by a committee comprised at Mr Crawford Sin- clair. president rs. gin aid Haslani. secretary and Mrs Keith Mayne. it contains man interesting aldelighti on

province.

i Dog Shooting Case Sel Over‘ 3 After Three Testify Al S’side

. iv » SUYIMERSIDE — The case oi and lie also thought he was [Ilei on East Dme

town dot: catcher. Douglas Walsh trainer and driver, lesulietl that he had been at the raceway on

ing a lhrot‘ryrairnld coll, and a while dog \\'iII| blnrk suols had

‘come from the centre field area‘

and jumped (ii the horses logs

lnutl slomai—h. He said no marks, slnled there would

were madv on the Ilm‘so by the dog but one or it legs we: darn. aged when he ran into thc in- side rail because at licinl chas- ed by the dog.

He said when Ilt’ draw Dart IhP grandstand he called (I \I . Jeffery In “get that dog' when he was ill the slable fallmvinl file instance he Icslillcd lie nrd a hang but couldn't. say tor sun 'll it were a gun that

mil,

: to

Gordon Simmons tcstirit-d thsi his white and lock Dalmallan was noticed in be missing lrom his home on June n at AFFINIle 5 p.ln. He said he later hat the dog had loilow-

to the civic sladium art-a that atternaon.

Mr. simmuns said he wont to the aroma area and was told by a small boy that Mr. .lertcry had shot a dog answering to the

ption

regret and said it he had known it was my dog he would have made every slim to get the animal away without shooting

the said rhc dog had a leash. dog mllar and muzzle on whorl

was less .

yi that woman who became the lslant'l‘l best know author and won iri-i “"0 Ls a booklet prepared by me wg.i teruational recognition [or this

June 6 in the alter-noon and was dl‘lv-

Mr, Simmons went in see Mr ‘

GOLDEN HAWKS ARRIVE IN S’SIDE

thrilled bland crowds last summer at Charlulleluwn'l air lhuw. Hill I! II anticipated that very large crowds will ll- Ielld Air Force Day this year to see them pertorm again.

The crack Air Force aero. DBIIK‘ team, the Guldbn Hawks. arrived at RCAF Stalin" Sum- merside Friday morning in preparation tor their pcriorin- ance an Air Force Day, Iriday. Shawn above against a bank-

gronnrl showing part or an F- to Sabre aircralt. are. lelt lo Tighl' FIL-Lt. DIVE Barker, loin. Wing Cmdi’. Balkan. cum- manding nllicer of (he giro n I.~LI. William Grip. scr- The Golden hawks

. and Solo.

Acadia U., Mission Fields

IWO Island PUIJIICEIIIOIIS Reported To Bap’ris’r Ass'n For Awards

SUMMEESIDE — The With sily was the It t to give pas—inhurnh. Further we haven negro annual mecuiig the Prmi'e loiai clinical training in Canada. man KPI'V‘HIE as pastor or an all Edward island Baptist Associu- The course In which the stud.white church," he said

engages includes urderlv Students i nice, are aided n a hospital. the asking oi through lhe guidance oi Dr. H. as (root rs and os. . laby, who travels lcorn pa otncial and the daily vislunlm'nle to pat am guiding the lion 0 . patients. Hy young paslb Vew churches an In the opening . on aircr these means he idem-Mes in sen- being built and are strengthen- praycr. Reuben Large, honorary tiv y and helplulnesr in visna- ing to the, point where last year .dcacou ol t Summerside tion of the sick. Mr. Howard these new chilr N cave 516.800 ‘uhurch extended a welcome to urged :ma’l‘r concern tor thcto the missionary and extension ‘delegates and visitors. aged. mentally married and de‘lund. During the period oi husmcs: linouents. Speaking at Acadia University. a made in the ox. Rev. ii. ii: whims-y DD. homo Dr. Whitney pointed out that the s cc br-ing mnrlerciimlssiont superintendrnt. spoke at Mlverq|y m... pg; L” in,de zi Ba 1 in the area or arear in which 1 board was and is ever seeking to improve ‘alcullol education. The missiomtwllifi to work with a measure quality or Sonics it renders. iary and cx-ension tund was re?- success in building up pastore Over the years the university irosentcd by its Lewis and pleas air; to the lmmt where they are has contriouttd more than 100 lure was taken in the tart mandible to become sei‘ “learllnEHminismrs more than 50 mISS'IOII- givmg tar exceeds that tit a com-‘11P lull tune pastorates instead antes over mo college prolewois .parable date last year, student liclds; In rcgrtiuplne to s v nothing (if other areas oi Rcv. Ross Howard. Prolesmnt‘cllui‘cllfl so thnt more ctto:tu smite. he add . chaplain to the PEJ Hospitaliwork may be carried forward Acadia is now about to em. spoke in the delegates ahoul thcyhv encouraging «runner i-llurL-lll‘ bark rm a campaign for $7.2m: work committed to hint ‘ In llylk “Till “uku- lllus «rendition rind the rhimchos will be ‘ing nut that it to now ed‘t'lmlmo Mil: 17v working mmzh‘askod to have in part The new that ii spiritual mi , 9'" Alma" “ml-lumi- » . G Manning Chanel is now to health Mr Howard re INTEGRATloN ‘ ihis audience that Acadia Url ~ “Bl-lievmz in to r drain be a valuable addition hr the

T! I a now have u Chinese strident life or the campus. he reported subscription lurid. teacher at nmw YORK tAPl _ Wayna‘g‘flw "35 " made good in a hurry. risks hir trainin'g tor oldor men is i let

serving one white and one negro Maritime HanIN u urged upo Thornton Risks Mr. Huss , the Bible Training Srhooi noted th ' mod and o ded In norm". . "mam" wha luture the church societazfg it hope. tor . lighthguuywcrgm stressed. hov. Maxwell Nesb title tight when In taker on me“ “Wm”! WSW"

Men is being held in Slimmerside.ent iundoi- the moderator, C. B. duty .Jcill'

The meetings are to continue until Sunday c suing.

lectur pital

. in, realir ‘s vita!

d t and in service and promises

i Coin Dry Cleaning Is Coming

SUMMERSI'DE — Erection nl a nalnrom'raled dry cleaning and Ildlmdry establishment ' i Eleanors moving ahead rapi lly and it is hoped the business will be in operation by the and at July. 0n complflltm it be lhe ltrst at its kind in the province.

Earl G, Cannon, miner oi the oe. which is located

n supports-rs. especial. Iy tllrmtlzh the use of ihe Plum . Hope 0 s T “'9'” at linances have upon muss h.

dose Mennn. a trash import tram . Argentina. in a lit-round bout to ' ht

The l7s.poundert meet at Mad- 9 . Isl-n Snuurl Garden. ‘

Thornton was barcly known outside his home stale til Call. ionita until Willie