- . AIRPORT RUNWAY 'rcr SIGNED

contractors; and , in. show picture no taken or From 100 to right in the picture airport was signed- “1" ﬁg‘gessfﬂMe Con at,“ we on Wednesday when the are: Hon. J. Angus MacLean, fer; David Morrison, of Summer. Heal f vac,qu . WV for construction of the Fisheries Minister; Hon George side, on’behalf .o! Morrison and MP. or Q; u Film Bond) ll '1 runway at the Charlottetown Hees (seated) Transport Minis- MacRae,‘ Limited, Summers1de, ( a on ‘ . I - ca: 2000 :3 22 32 ~3

' r Petyo 1000 250 240 250

“4- - 1031—1600! 1100 0 a 8

ii: I N Chamb 400 113 110 113 +8 .” N (3001‘ 1000 u :6 36

“to « 7' Northcal 10400 29 27 39 +1

ti: ‘ NC 011:“ 123 m :22 ﬁg

> i - _ . NCO w " ' Contou- 10000 00 00 n «a N High moo 12 12 12 —1 Northld 1500 24 24 :4 —1

1.: SUMMARY 6.....- m n 5 so o w m m n; v: m om... t;

' » - New Jason 1000‘ ' 8 P30 '-

7 on a... I... no 355'“? it. to to 371:1“. 5 7°; 1:03 :2... 0* it. limos iii :2: 1:: .. :' . ewun . _ . my 0

‘I, gun“ MI“? M C Gallium 100g) .1215 g“ +1}: N Minn. 6500 10 ‘ 01/. 10 + u. Petrol 0730 1:33 If: 1;: a

7 e Denim 1 4 - - N Mylama 20500 17 151/: 1570—152 Phillips 88 0 ‘ hghoaw. to.c anh 33:73 :3 m ~10 anor 1500-8 0 6 Ponderou 13332:: 23 a: _. “wag mm- 0 Discovery N Senator 1000 41/. 4% 414—04. Prairi _

Eff I ’ 1° Flam! 71-353: ’3 5: *5: 4“ Nick mm .4500 75 73 75 +0 Provo Gas, 21610 2;: 2:: i"

m- 7. - ., Con 00 . ' + . N1 lasing . 2200 185 182 185 +2 Quonto Montreal—Mark“ M8118; kid! on Arrow 1500 as as a: —7 mg", 1500 0 m 714 .416 Richwll 9700 132 130 1.32 active. c Kaillwell 37100 4014 40 47 -3 Nor-Acme 4000 .15 141/. 15 +116 Rocky r :36: 110% 10% 10% + 'A

T, w ' ' c 7 Con new 240 as 220 as Noranda 715 «256 4014 5255 + 1.0 Royah‘te 005 011 11 11 u,

104... c Max-hon 01000 86 II :5 +I Nnrlartic 11000 17 16V. 1555 ~~1% Royalit p: 100 521 21 21 +12

5“ c Marcus 1500 45 45 45- .—2 Normal 1125 zoo 275 275 .5 Sapphire 10400 99 87 99 +

if , Celina“ 1045 W 19% I" + 1‘ Normal; 1000 01 21 01 501100 db: 1% 514;] {£14 £2 + it * ' C M03111 [00 155 150 155 Norsync 6000 10 9 1 —% Scurry ' ,

it. ' v c Morrison m 34 '34 14 +174 01 Rank 20500 as 01 01 —: Sour Fr 1700 565 540 555 +' MONTREALIO'P) - m [35' Coo Nsus 46000 :7" 04 :7 “1001610100 2015 550 045 050 +- South 0 900 10 10 10 —: char closed Thursday at a dis- Con Nichol 060 0: 0 0 +— 10 Norsp A wt; 000 200 221 250 +5 Spoonr- 5100 10 10 19 + t of 3 15-16 per cent in terms C Pub 1000 12 12 « 12 +1 North con, 100 101 101 101 Tex Cal 3000 45 451A 45% all; . W Cons An. 1000 50 50 50 +10 Norvalie 153055 24 101.4 22 +2 Trans Can 700 100 105, 105

m a‘madm End‘s, “P 532‘ 5 c 100 Pop 5000 11 0 11 +215 O’Brin 75345 74 50 as +0 Triad on 1435 450 440 450 ‘erling $2.69 9-16,, up 9-16- c ncgcourt 12500 15% 16 16% + V: Oka Rate 500 15 15 15 —5 Un on. 7025 210 211 213 +11%

'9 y; ‘ ‘ A c Sanonn 1000 a 0 0 + v. O’Lary 56000 24 20 25 +2 Vulcan 1500 50- 4015 401/: —

2 . -~ ~ ' ‘Con Sud 1:00 67 00 00 —a Opem 2325 670 050 070- +10 Wayn 5000 13 12 12 ;

es". Conwot 800 350 3.10 350 Oruada 1500 12 12 12 : 7742607111010 4000 70 75 03 +

.g, T . . Cop Corp ’ 1000 :2 32 22 +1 Ormsby 10110 15 43 45 +4 Wspac 14900 251‘. 23 3: —1

' ' Cop-Mu 16000 0 0 81A :16 0615110 2600 31 55 35. 7‘; 75523 17!; 1:: 112 —: . r ‘ - 150 15 . + Pam ur 2000 02 52 62 I -~

In TORONTO (GP) — Amid the 35:35 {3 56 5: +, path: 7000 . . , w Mnygiu 4000 177 175 176 +1 eaviest trading in more than 5' Crestaur 1000 1.7 13 13 + is Pardee 13200 55 50 55 +4 w Dcalta 3850 176 172 176 +6 ear the stock market today on”. moo m 13 no +3 1;.“- t 1590 ‘5 4o 45 Egan“, :33: a E 1:24 1.1% ‘ . ' . ' 1 191A 19% 19% -—11A aymas 6500 18 17 17 — 95 m a --

ﬂ. arved out a stroll-E 841W Mtg gaff"! "Egg ‘3 u 4., “1,; 193 Exp, 33, 13 1; 1; _ a Y“ c“ 5500 12 10 12 + 70 7 ulativc mines mowing _. D com- 6125 31 27 31 +4 Pearle" 2°00 27 2'7 37 1% 9753 A351,}. «to 4m + v; a‘y. D’Eldona 00556 15 10 15 3:11:00 0 2100 1‘2)? 1[2,50 12:15 :24 gig“ m “1 ‘ ‘1 61 + ,A "~ ' ' D'onalda 00 '20' 15 1! + c r w 2300 o

e .1” hw'pmg-d mm“ “mm Duvan 5000 17 17 17 +1 Pr Bord 5000 o , 6 6 —1 Royal 1311 $65 “4% 3;" 5‘

more than a half of the total E mm 10000 9 9 0 - Preston 330 645 645 545 .5 Tor-Dom msgonssﬁuugx/l 2 + ‘ “ ' was E st Mal 350 155 155 155 Pronto, 470 505 500 500 —10

10 Qlume' 0‘ Rosco ' m m m 190 Pro: Air 2000 115: 101 115 +10 Alumni 333 m 35% 25% + "‘ - 60 cents to Em 5"” , .~, 6 E; feature, v East Met I 1500 8 ‘8 a . Purdx 71500 14 13 14 +1 Anglo NM 225 $5 ‘6 1.97 before, setting at $1.73 3 EM Mm 4900 a, gay, 40 +1 gue Ascot 75616 . 24 20 23 +4 lCJ awn" 123(2) :3“ 33% ~.

‘ ' ami r mover \ n so u Chib 1100 48 4g 4.3 I . e close' d ‘ bur Edgar 4:21:00 3’00 :1 21 —1 Que C00 1000 32 32 52 +2 D 5“ 19° ‘21“ 31”" ’1“

440525 r. ' . .‘ In Sol 20000 12 10 12 +154 Oil-Lab 15000 7 6 7 +1 Inland 32°“ ‘5 57/“ 6 Other active speculative mines Eu,“ 500 n u ,3 Que Li'th 3500 400 405 435 -10 Igor Stilt 234;?) 6331; 133% 1.3% + “

— volumes or at least 122,000 Expl A11 1600 17 15 1.5 ans/$111 164.5: 10: 19: :11: ——2 8:31:10an m ’23,]; 23% 23% + ,6

’ s were Goldﬁfv‘ms Uranium £23325; 10.17% l3“ ill“ :4“ Qumont 525 1000 995 10 :30, Stede 100 $29 29 223% 22 Ma, Lexindin, Starratt, In; Fan m 1140 m V so 50 a; ﬁddler-'9k 12:33 '9]; 30 31 _1 Walk” - 1738 328$ 28% +

‘ . “ l ; wick Central Por— F’west r 10500 15 12 131.4. +17: lier : 3 3 —4'. . ’ “I _

enormous _ .Wﬂ and M m 500 m m m chspar 0100 50 46 40 Total pale. 5015000

pine, NON W, my Franco m 10 9 a .4 310 Run 1000 7% 7% 7% —- 35

arnat.. Frobishr 000 100 107 157 .4 Room 12550 17 15 15 —.1

' Westenn oils and base metals 151-01, debl 30 075V; 75 70 Rockwin 7000 45 4a 43 —.2

' .~ half Gaitwin 10000 10% 10 10% + so Raw 90’" 26825 12 10% 10% + it

. th gained more than 8 Gem mm 475 ‘13“ 13% 131/4 _ v, St. Mlchalr 5500 1012 10 101.5 + 05 , point on the index and gold Gm, YK 790 m 530 “0 +1. son Ant 1500 70 7o 70 MONTREAL (GP) —— Prices

loopdded a quarter. ' " Goldale 1000 15 10 16 +1 Sand 'Riv 11000 14 13 1s —1 moved up across the board in ‘V Wéstel‘n 011‘ and other m (“Idem “0° 18” 17 17 "V‘ Slum.“ 399" 4’30- m m ‘10 Brisk closing trading on the Mon-

[an - to Gold Eagle 1500 on 944 912 - v: 5'1 M1"! 3600 G7 65 67 +3 . , k

- (wed 3.319“: m a Gold Mm “on 37 27 27 SlSOOO 600 61 61 61’ +1 treal and Canad1an stoc .ex- 1 tinge with fairly heavy tradlng- GF Um 540200 40 :4 37 +4 it?“ V3 “500* 13 m" 13 +1 changes TWPSda-V- “ . ‘nior issues in both sectlons Grandmy 5300 10 is 10 »-2 m3“ 500” 19' 18 19 *2 A number of gains more tﬂ‘l - 21 f me. Granduc 2100 138 235 135 —-3 8 sh .0510 145 135 130 .42 _ . taped U W added fractions wine a cw my“ 9900 22 ,1 2,, +1 Stanlgh 071502400 00 50 50 +2 a paint were regls . _p 4 'um - Priced stock“ gamed ‘5 Gulch 7000 17 1514 17 —1 Stamk 885 300 3-90 295 v each were Power Corporation at och as 50 cents. ulf Lad 1000 0 0 0 SE?“ 22333 1; 1: 1: +1 - 643/4 and Dominion Stores at 663/4. i Index gains: GDldS .21 to 32-94; m 1%: 3&5“ - “ steep R 1475 1000 984, mm ,7, 35 Gains. 0f were rnade by I'll- i’” meta" homom‘i‘ “it “Wm M" “4 “’- .3” . 1: 1: 1: *5 WT“. Print in oil: .67 to . . - » Helmon 0500 00 79 v . - or a . 1 O s _ . 1 n 13 3 Sullivan 300 206 205 205 1 , . . . . .1 . rouomo cnosmc s'rocn garof 571;.“ £33 3 ‘19 . + Sunburst mo 16% 16% 16% m h 1% to 37,5. Trans lMouqtam at . By The Can-'1'" Pm'l , Headway mo 53 52 53 Sylvanit 2000 100 106 106 —5 543/4 and Stelco at 62/2 gamed 1% 4 Toronto Stock Igezﬁlzxss—Jgairked t Ruth 5000 M 7 7 __.A Taurcanil 1150 96 J5 .06 +1 each, . , (Quotations in calla-cu _ d ’m—Er Reva 3500 5 5 5 1,“ Tck-H' 2440 164 162 163 +1 one _ palm use: each were FOdd lot. Xd— "dn . Honing! '5 a” 23% Tamas 6600 90 35 85 -—2 Sb b Molsons B at 38 rights. rw-Ex-warrnnta.) m ‘30er 550 440 435 440 Thom L 1600 82 110 0.2 +2 own 37 1 »_ m I, L a... on". End Bay 305 346% 40 40 Trans Re! 2000 i; 17% 17% ~06 sum at 34,. Trans Canada Elli-e- ‘Smk 5"" ‘ "' Hugh-Pam 5000 25 25 25 Ult'SPiW 9000 34 35 line at 27% and Quebec ee- "lﬂs _, Ind Lek 4000 71.5 61.4 714 + as U Mmmx ~ 500 20 2° 20 hone at 27 lldvocal. 300 320 320 32" 1m Nickel 2243 37655 751/. 761/4 —-10 U Asbstol 72° “5 555 565 ~10 p - -' -‘

. cExpl 000 4% 4% “5 Int mm 217900 51 43 49 _ .A Un Keno . 100 400 40o 200 Senior mines and 0115 were gen.

5 igom 330 5171/; 17% 171/4 3% Irish Cop mo 159 .5, 153 +, vnturs 400 02604 261/2 06% + 72 erally Eirm. lgnm m 300 6.50 630 62:. l— 1,0,, Bay 2900 184 130 +34 +1, leam 1100 110 113 110 Penny issues were also firm. “1‘33" 3185 20 20 75 —-0 “Wm 132°” 175 1““ 37° 5 W” A" 901 5'5 m ".5 ""5 The closing averages show

' m Nph 2200 75 75 , Jay Expl 0300 02 00 32 Weedon 3500 22% 22 22% + In . . . acon 1000 51 51 51 —- Jeanette 50,, 11% 11% 1,1,4, +1“ er 500 o 0 0 - 04 banks off 0.04 at 51.56, utilities up ngln Hm- 500 11% 11% 11% "V’ Jllico 5500 131/2 13 1314 + is W Mai“ 2000 7 5 7 4'1"" 0.4 at 141.0, industrials up 2.5 at 115 Rouyn 2000 32 30 32 + Joburke 29000 19 16V: 19 Willrﬂy 1000 75 , 75 :15 I 2670 combined up 1.3 at a new , hell. 1142 20 v 20 3‘: Jolit 12500 00 10 31 +150 Wilts” 139000 26 23 mg +21" 11‘ lh’l 2250 3 up 17 at

f pox no. 1000 4 ‘ Jonsmltn 1000 12% 121,4 122/, + y, Wr Harg 100 130 139 130 +1 18 0 ~ Paper - mm _ 1300 14 14 14 -_- Jowsy 1467 so ,0 50 _, Yale Lead 500 13 13 13 + 44 3252- and golds unchanged at

' rjon 1500 15 14% 15 Ken- Add 1570 5131/a 175/4 17% + 1,5 Yk Bear: 1600 95 93 95 +1 7340s ‘ ‘ tlas in. 2000 9% ,910 91/2 + ‘6 Kilm wta 1000 40 40 anac 10500 41 3914 41 +1 MONTREAL CLOSING STOCK,

' tliu-Rnf 01100» 38% 26V: 37% "'5 Kirk ﬁnd 500 0 5 6 Curb By The Canadian PM.

1 ubll 2000 0 6 5 +1” Kirk Min 554 40 40 40 +1 Bulolo 100 375 375 :75 Abmbi 28% GT Laks w lumacho 10000 13 12 12% + Kirk Tm 1000 11 u n __1 Gaspe Cap ‘ 250 $29 ‘ 29 m ASbeIw‘ 29% How smith 32 .umaqn 500 11 11 11 Labrtdor 160 0177/. 177/. 177/. + u. Pato 1100 335 525 335 +10 yank MOM 47 Hm, Bay Min 46 lunor 549 240 248 240 -—2 Lake Cin " 1100 110 110 110 Yukon CM 500 68 ' 68 68’ +2 Em” C Na, ‘3 mm, on 45 ankno 2000 17% I; 1; *1": E 91:01:10 05%) 63% 531/. 68. ' one minute A 88 on Nick 76% ankfield 7500 _ _ ' 3 e S 2 9% + M _ Int p 9616 harm 122:00 52 50 58 +8 L Shor 400 475 475 475 _10 A?” G“ 2% :3 $5“ .“‘ ﬁlm” 3 M p? 45% Bury Exp 10200 70 76 78 *1 La Luz 700 200 000 100 Al“ . ' 1 W Mass-Fer 8

«l 1 AP Cons 1000 39 39 39 +8 13mm 0 ans Mu]. 2900 22 20 20 Lamaqu 801 275 270 270 P M up] McCall 57% has“ '50“ 22 21% 22 Latin Am 1000 21 21 21 Am Lane 1:33 lg", (Bingemgnt 82 Noranda 42% n-Duq 1200 21 21 21 Litch 5200 141 155 135 —0 “91“” 90 .5 C C m pt 2004 Pric 40 e“ Lod “00 16 16 m Lexmdin' mo 6 41/2 5 + IA Bally s A' €310 395% 12% C Burl: Com 49 Que Pow 32 lchr 5100 95 95 06 +1 LL Lac 400 192 100 100 _.-. 33115 5% P” z. ‘ m“ no a! Bank 54% B l o 130 170 180 +15 Lorado 2300 57 54 57 +1 33"“ 100° 193 1’2 m '8 d“ 3“” 3 y 3% 7 el eterre 70 5 mo mo Loradu W“ 400 30 JO ,0 331a 2000 7 7 7 +1 Cdn Brew pr 31/4 St L Corp 1 1 mm 700 1° Lynhst 16000 20 1314 "20 +1 Brita“?! 380° ‘15 205 “5 *9 C“ C‘“ . 13% 5'3"” 2m — 3 A MacLeod 5500 105 105 105 Cal 5111“ 3300 235. 220 m _5 Sangria“ 28% Walker / 2M Madm 1025 236 232 236 +1 C 0 - 23% CANADXAN H Maneast U 4500 11 0 10 +2 C 011 L W“ ﬁg :3 +1. 303%,“, in Cans Pap 14 05550 __ CS Pete , _ “ _ - 122125 ’3 3: +2 Cdn All 011 8675 5&5 $33 773 +55 Egggation 153;? Ford 371/. - c Chieftn 1500 1 . our g; :1... 31,.ng 6g: «,2 63,: ~ + 5 lg I tat h 25500 24 23 2M *1” 132100;“ 200 5705/. 70 70% mint/4 C Hows“ 1225 1’5 “335/ 133% is“ 2 MCK" 1”“ 25 25 25 ’1 c 1111”? t 131153 725 ‘ 750 +25 - ﬁ 1 C us y W S ‘_ + "’ 1135le 1:333 2: 22 2: :2 0111 W 0 7543 $23 3,3? 33 +3: NEW YORK (AP)‘—Thc stock ' +15 “em” 1°00 14 14 14 gm D101 5:05;? 105 105 105 :5 market Thursday deﬁed the un- btd" MW“ “’0” 821/2 a?” a"? 2 Mm" 5°00 8‘; 83% I; l 500 a ' s 0 +2 certainties of the three-day July Dyno 500 ’ M ta Uran 4290 1 1 1' ..1 v , IS 7 Malar 2500 04 32 32 ’2 Mfdrim 5400 94 01 04 +1 0 Allcnbee 1130 23/? 2:" _l 4 weekend andOpushed forward h N Inca 1000 21 21 21 Mﬂliken 13075 295 200 294 -1 C Drag?! 212%: 56 63 b3 __2 doggedly to a hlgh for the year, NW» 1330“ 34 33 33 "1 Min Corp 220 $12 12 12 + "’ C Eli‘s 0030 405 300 405 +10 The Associated Press 60—stock pn anam 2000 24 24 '14 +‘ Mimore 21500 l8 17 10 — to c MIC Migc 2500 6 5 6 e rose 30 cents to $17560.

' andnr 24505 21 19 ’21, +2 M01, 25 may, 28% 70% -~ 14 Con Pea 700 640 630 “0 +10 a-velﬁag _ . h of

)t up,“ 4000 1716 16 271,72 11 it mm as 65 ,5 +1 c Wat Pt _ 425 425 +15 beatmg the prevmus hlg.

lei. ﬁll-ll! 6800 140 195 “l? 1 grill/Bright 92450 73 61 73 +1.3 greewgﬂ i‘l’g m 210 $175.40 reached June 17. The

ad “‘s $3.3,“ 1%" *' Nama Cr + 1,, prev-Pal 2600 144 I140 140x +2 Dow - Jones industrial average

:.t€::.z:~n :00 305 30:. :0» 40 NatlExpl 2950 01/2 5 5 Jr; Dom Pt 310 3‘0" 1° 1“ ,A edged up .02 to 480.17. another LC") P“ “W 87 37 87 p- )jlla on 500 13 13 1.1 Duvex 1800 19. 2(2) 6;: “10 1958 high.

'llelﬁm "Pure 160 00 1915 13 .8 W N. “ L b 5300 34 32 ~34 Fargo , 50‘} “03, 6° 3. “W ' A n Canadian issues Mam-

alChskirk ".300 ext 0‘12 05:2 ‘r 9“ Hes a 1000 s 8 8 +1 Gr Plains 25 $1721 17/4 74 m0 g _ 1 1

ll ("wow 1500 1:. 18 10 “1‘” “gt; 17300 40 30. 40 +2 Hom 011 A 1028 5191/: 19, 19 — 3 tyre ‘Pomupme rose 1/,,. Cam. (1110 Jan 060 471.4. 471;, 4710 in. Blo 1000 51/. 51,5 501 -1 Romeo $1; B 51;; $11513: diam Paciﬁc, Dome Mines was, (‘hlHKav 16.30 14 ll 14 7- Cl 29000 38 33 35 H B l - ” 2 1/ Distillers _ Seagram a .

- .‘ c 60 : ~9W 3‘ L Ember 300 «05 100 100 up 8. A 9”" ‘1 530° (’6 66 5,9 :1. NW Dlhi 0100 47 45, 2425;, 33 M‘gjtrans 9000 4 31/, 31.1 — 72 vanced 1/4 a nd International mm“ ‘4'“ ‘9 52 A c ’N‘ Dicken 1300 226 220 ~ 67000 11 10 11 +1 . 1 CM “‘11! 3100 260 257‘ 3’5 " ' i 5500 12 11 12 Marigold 4 Nickel dropped /4. _

8‘ -« * N Fm“ — Md 1 2142 285 275 2.80 +5 ,

” “WWW “‘00 "3‘7 W" “M w nldvue 500 5 5 a .5“ w 94 £06 4 Canadian shares on the Ame-pl- Com Lak 3000 15 15 i: l N Ham .500 u 13 u \hocou 10200 Column 1350 82 02 -

Beth Steel 41% Kennecott m Borg Warner 30% Monty W 301/4 C and O 55 NY Cent 16% Cons Edison 55% Radio Corp 35% El Auto El 81% Std Oil NJ 04% Gen Elec 59% Did Aircraft 631/4 Goodyear 83% Vanadium A 29% Gt Nor Ry (5% Wqunse 57%

Prize Winners

was presented with the Govcrnor General’s Medal for General Pro ficiency in Grade X. Miss Mar— garet Jean Buchanan, delivered the Valedictory at the closing ex- ercises of Georgetown High School for the term 1957-58.

These were held in the Town Hall on Friday evening, June 27 with a capacity crowd of citizens in attendance. Mr. Howard S. MacLean, Chairman of the Trus- tee Board acted as Chairman for the occasion. Seated on the stage were: Mr. James MacConnell, memberof the‘Board of Trustees Mrs. Edward Easton, President of the Home and School Associa- tion, who presented the prizes; Mr. K. Lapp, Provincial Chair- man of the Red Cross Swimmmg and Water Safety Programme, who presented certificates. Med- allions and Awards of Merit from the Royal. Life Saving Society. The graduation class were also seated on the stage.

The programme included an opening chorus ,“O Canada”; re- citation, “Epitaph To The Old Red school” by Corinne Lavers; recitation, by Clair MacDonald; choral reading. “Grey and White by the pupils of Grade 3 A; Chorus; “Tammy” by Senior Girls and recitation by Phyllis MacNeill.

Miss Joan Murphy gave all in- teresting and complete report of he year’s activities, covering all

social events. Remarks were giv- en by the Chairman and by Mr. .J. A. B. MacConnell, a former principal of Georgetown School. Twenty one pupils had perfect attendance for the School Year V and received prizes.

GRADE X

Certiﬁcate winners: 1. Joan Bab- hilder, 2. Joseph Murphy, 3. Margaret Jean’ Buchanan, 4. Char les Hansen, 5. Joseph Martell, 6. Brian Curley, 7., Marilyn Go- tell and Leonard Ma-rtell, 8. Wil liam Arthur.

PRIZE WINNERS GRADE X: (Miss Murphy’s Department)

Governor General’s Med :1 Joan Batchilder. '

General Proficiency, Joan Bat- childcr. _

20d Highest Aggregawoseph Murphy.

3rd Highest Aggregate—«Mar- garet Jean Buchanan. ~

Current Events, Charles Hau- sen.

Arithmetic, Jo‘seph Marten. General Knowledge Brian Cur~ ley. . ‘ '

Spelling Marilyn Gotell

Mathmatics Leonard Marten.

Application William Arthur, Frances Baker and Howard Wight.

Sportsmanship Stephen Arsen- ault and Chester David.

Improvement in Studies Gerald MacDonald.

GRADE (Mrs. Cain’s Department)

Certificate winners in order of meritzl. Marie Larsen and Ruth LcLachcur 2. Marie MacLean,

can exchange changed fraction- ally. Canadian Marconi and She- winigan were up it while Sap phire Petroleums and Scurry-

RaiNbow Oil rose ~1-16. Preston East Dome dropped 1-16 and Jup- iter Oils was off ’70.. ‘ What stocks did:

Thur. Wed. Advances 556 468 Declines 325 406 Unchanged 281 275 Total issues 1162 1168

NEW YORK CLOSING STOCKS By The Canadian Prol-

PRODUFCE

MONTREAL (CP) —- Agricul- ture department quotation-s:

Eggs: Wholesale dealer prices to country station, wooden cases, extra—large 56 - 57; large $57; medium 5254%; small 32-33; B 34; C 23. Receipts 72.

Butter: Current receipts tend~ eralble 63%, not tenderable 62- 621/4; fresh grade creamery print job price 63%‘641/2; lresh whole- sale 631/2.

Cheese: Delivered Montreal not waxed, Quebec white 33, colored 33; wholesale Quebec White 34, colored 34. Current receipts 0n- tario white f.o.b. grading station 35,. colored 351/3; wholesale Gn- tario white 35%, colored 35%.

Potatoes: P.E.I. 755 2.10 - 2.25; P.E.I. 505 1.50-1.60; P.E.l. 105 .30- .35; NE. 755 2.25—2.35: NE. 505 1.504160; N.B. 105 .35-37; Vir- ginia 505 2.25; Virginia, new, 1005 4.25, N. Carolina 100s 4.25; N. Carolina 505 2.25. -

GRAIN

WllNNIPEG (OP)—+All oats and barley contracts made new sea~

day on the Winnipeg grain ex- change. Other grain prices also advanced as general demand again was prompted by lack of rain in dry areas and unfavor- able crop reports. Closing pri‘ccs:...r Oats: le 21/5 higher 78; Oct. 17/8 higher 771/2; Dec. 2 higher 763/4; May 1% higher 771/23. Barley: le 1% higher 1.01%; Oct. 1% higher 1.03%; Dec. 1%- 11/4 higher 1.01%J/4h; May 1 higher 1.03%. - Flax: le 71/2 higher 333%; Oct 71/2-81/1 higher 3.251/4-326: Dec. 6- 61/2 higher 3.16-3.161/2; May 6% higher 3.20.1/4b. Rye: My 1 higher 113%; Oct. 3/4~7/0 higher 1.147/0-1.15; Dec. higher 1.15%b; May V4 lower

phases of the educational pro-‘ gramme, as well as athletic and

sonal highs in active trade Thms- ‘

Georgetown High School And Standings

Miss Joan Batchilder Won and .

Aldene MacCormack and Charles Fitzgerald, Henbert Mur- phy, Linda Batchilder, Barrie Morrison, Elaine Scully, Joey Walsh, Peggy Ann Aitken, Carl Martell, Roy MacNeill, Mark Murphy.

Grade IX Pass List: Walter Arsenault, Lawrence Batchilder, James Burke, Gladys Ann David. Grade IX Prize Winners:.....

General Proﬁciency: 1. Marie Larsen and Ruth LeLacheur, 2. Marie 'MacLean. 3. Aldene MacCormack and Charles Fitz- gerald.

Special Application Prizes, Her- bert Murphy, Linda Batchilder, Peggy Ann Aitlken.

Spelling, Betty Gotell.

French James Burke

History Barrie Morrison.

Language Elaine Scully

Health Carl Martell.

Arithmetic Joey Walsh. GRADE VIII ..

Certificate winners (Mr. LeLacheur’s Department)

1. Bessie MacDonald 2. John Curley 3. Mary Buchanan and Lloyd Soloman, Bonnie Morrison Paulette Burke, Hclaine Baker and Mary King, Donna Yorston Anita Gotell, Carol Machill, Da- vid Hartman, Banha-rn Samp- son, Bruce MacLean.

PRIZE WINNERS GRADE VIIl

General Proficiency: 1. Bessie MacDonald 2. John Curley 3. Mary Buchanan and Lloyd Solo- man. .

Prize for Spelling: Paulette Burke and Morrison.

Improvement Donna Yors'ton

Class Spirit Danny MacLean

Deportment May King. GRADE VII (Mrs. Cain’s Department)

Certificate Winners: 1. Pauline Martell 2. William Lavers 3. Ken- neth Anselm-nit.

General Proficiency Prizes for Grade VII Pauli/no Marten, Wil- liam Lavens, Kenneth Arsenault.

Other Prizes Grade VliI .La-n- guage Carl Soloman and Douglas Martell..

Arithmetic Joseph Martell.

Certiﬁcate winners Grade V1.1 (Mr. LeLacheur’s Department) /1. Linda Larsen 2. Sharon Scully 3. Gallium Boudneault Mary K. LeLac-heur, Barbara Hewellyn, Larry Henry, David Hartman. ,

Passes: Eileen Ralfqu and Dor- een Gallant. .

Prize winners Grade VII:

General Proficiency 1. Linda Larson 2. Sharon South! 3. Cath- erine Boudreault.

Prize for Spelling Barbara Lle- wellyn

Arithmetic Mary K. Letha‘cheur

Department Eileen Raiuse. GRADE VI

Certificate winners Grade VI (Mr. MacCormac-k’s Department)

1. Richard Stevens 2. Kenneth Batclhilder and Donnie Wight, 3. Isabel Curlcy. Florence Llewel- lyn, Ernie Prosper and John Al- len, Arnold Bloc, Donnie Martell. Gloria Yorston, Wayne Llewellyn and Margaret Dal-ton. Gerald Go- tell. Dianne. Solomon. D o n 11 a Llewellyn, Ronnie MacLean. Tom- my Scully, NancyHartman, Ste- wa-tr Burke, Kathleen Baker.

Passed: Judy Boudrcaull, John Layers, R-eathn David.

Prize winners Grade VI High- est Aggregate 1. Richard Stevens 2. Kenneth Batchilder and Don- nie Wight 3. Isabel Curley.

Arithmetic Arnold 3150.

Language Donnie Wight.

Science Marga-rot Dalton.

Literature Richard Stevens.

SpellingFlorene Llewellyn and Dennis Martell.

Geography Kenneth Batchilder. History Isalbel Carley

Health Ernie" Prosper. Application Ronnie, MacLean. Silent Reading Tommy Art Ralph Gotell. '

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Johu Allen endDonna Llewellyn.

GRADE V ' Certificate winners Grade V.

(Miss Henry’s Department)

1. LuVerne Blackett 2. Leslie Aitken 3. Patrick Culley Beverly Buchanan and Garry Gotell, Pep per Henry, Newman Llewellyn and Jackie McDonald, Newman McCullough and Garry Scully, Toy Pubiicover, Linda Laven- Tony Publicover, Linda Levan- Gotell and Bernadette Batchilder Helen Murphy, Wilfred Prosper, Newman Wight, Hal Macleun, Joyce MacNIeill, Wendy Gloria Sampson, J0~Alm Prosper Louis Lavandier.

Passed Gerald Martel].

Prize winners Grade V‘ High- est Aggregate 1. LaVernc Black- ett 2. Leslie Aitken 3. Patrick Curley. ,

Language Garry Gotell

Spelling Pepper Henry

Dictation Newman McCullough and Jo-ann Prosper. ' Arithmetic Beverly Buchanan. Geography Jackie MacDonald. Silent Reading Wendy Hartman History Garry Scully.

Nature Study Tony Publicover and Helen Murphy.

Health Linda Lavahdler. ,Applicaton Gloria Sampson

7 Science Now Without Pain

'Toronto, Ont. (Special)—For the ﬁrst time science has found a

ability to shrink hemorrhoids and to relieve pain and itching, Thousands have been 791le with this inexpensive substance right in the privacy of their own home without any discomfort or inconvenience.

In one hemorrhoid case after another, “very striking improve- ment" was reported and veriﬁed by doctors’ observations

Pain was promptly relieved. And.

1.191/2b.

Prices for class two wheat for export to countries outside IWA: 1 Nor 1.631/8; 2 1.59%; 3 1.5le; 4 1.4273; 5 1.32175; 6 1.28%; 1 Du- rum 1.92%; 2 1.91%; 3 1.77%; IWA and domestic prices: 1 Nor 1.63%; 2 1.59%; 3 1.51%; 4 1.4270 5 1.3216; 6 1.28%; 1 Durum 1.92% 2 111191116; 3 1.u71/£1.

while gently relieving pain, actual reduction or retraction (shrinking) took place,

And most amazing of all—this improvement was maintained in cases where doctors' observations were continued over a period of many months!

In fact, results were so thorough

-' Victor and Brian MacLean.

Improvement, Wayne Llewellyn '

Finds Healing Substance That Relieves Pain And Itching As It Shrinks Hemorrhoids

new healing substance with the,

and Newman Wight. Department Joyce

and Alden MacDonald. Drawing Louis Lavandier. Reading Juanita Gotell

MacNeill

and Hal MacLean. . Writing Wilfred Prosper. Map Drawing Newman Llewel-

lyn.

Writing Gerald Marten. GRADE IV

Certificate winners Grade IV (Miss Henry‘s Department)

1. Velda Fraser, 2. Eldon Bat- childer and Rose Marie MacLean and Phyllis Boudreault 3. Marie MacDonald 4. Ronnie Gotell 5. Gail Martell 6. Carol Ann Mar- tell.

Prize winners Grade IV (Miss Henry’s Dept.)

General meiciency: 1. Velda Fraser Geography Eldon Batchilder. Spelling Carol Ann Marten. Health Rose Marie MacLean. Arithmetic, Marie ' MacDonald History Phyllis Boudreaul-t. Dictation, Gail Marten Nature Study Ronnie Gotcll. Certificate Winners Grnde IV in Mrs. Fraser’s Department. 1. Marie Victor and Brian Mac Lean 2. Linda Perry and Cal-me lita Solomon and Lane Mar- toll and Chester Llewellyn, 3. Phillip Curley and Florence Mac- Donald, Beverly Solcman, Karen

Bernadette Gotell and Denis Stewart and Kathleen 8001‘» James MacNeill, Elizabeth Mar- tcll. Terry Marten and Peter Walsh. Mary Burke, LaVerue

Prize winners in Grade 1" ‘r ((Mrs. Fraser's Dept.) General Proficiency 1. Marie

2. Linda Perry and Soloman and LaVeme Martel] and Chester Llewellyn. 3. Phillip Curley and Florence MacDonald Nature Beverly Solomon. Health Karen Lavandier. Silent Reading Terry Walker and Mary Burk: e.

Neatness‘ Bernadette (300611 and Gordon Batchllder.

Application Dennis Stewart. Geography Kathleen Scully. Spelling Jimmy! MacNeill and Elizabeth Marten.

Deportmeut Terry Marten. Language. Peter Walsh. Arithmetic,- Laverne Jenkins.

1 gutstauding Effort Dianne Grab a .

GRADE III Certificate winners in Gande- III 3 Mrs. Fraser’s Dept.

1. Doreen Llewellyn and Frau- cis McLean. 2. Johnny Perry, 3. Florence King and Janet Mac Donald and Deena Stewart. .4. Gordon You-stop and Ralph Jon: kins 5. Stephen WW and

vaudier 6 Donald Mac-Donald 1.

John Doirom 8. Diane Gotell and

Rose Martell 9. Barrie Boud-

reault. ' ‘

Prize winners Grade 111 3 Mrs

Fraser's Dept.)

General Proficiency 1. Doreen

Llewellyn and Francis Mullen

2. Johnny Perry 3. Florence King

and Janet MacDonald and Deena

Stewart. ' v '

Language Gordon Yorston and

Donald MacDonald.

Spelling Ralph Jenkins and

Stephen MacDonald. , Silent spelling: Marie 'Gotell

and Dianne Gotell.

‘Application Lcretia Lavandier Good Behaviour John Dolmen. Arithmetic Rose Marten. Writing Barrie Boudreault. Certificate winners in Grade

III A Miss Solomon’s Department

1. Glen MacDonald and Corinne

Layers. '

2. Earl

Conley.

3. Heather Buchanan and Emily

DeCoste and Philip Boudzrezult.

Prize w‘mners'Grade III A

General Proficiency and out-

standing in Language and Gener-

a1 Knowledge Glen MacDonald.

General proficiency and out-

standing in Oral ,Reading and

Class Spirit Corinne Lavers.

MacDonald and Kevin

Earl MacDonald.

Arithmetic and Literature Kev- in Curiey. . Spelling and Tables Heather Buchanan.

Writing and Health Emily De- Coste. ‘

Geography and Rapid Calcula- tion Philip Boudreault. . , Pupils in Grade III (0) making 100 per cent in Supervisor’s teats; Glen MacDonald. Corrine Lovers, Earl MacDonald. Kelvin Curley," Heather Buchanan, Emily De- Coste, Phillip Boudreault. GRADE 11

Certificate winners in Grade II (Miss Solomon’s Dept):

1. Allison MacDonald and Doc- is Walsh and Joseph Sampson 2. Jimmy McQuillan and Wen- dell Publicover and Douglas Lle- wellyn 3. David MacDonald and Janie David and Jane Scqu 4. Lorraine Murphy and Pat-Scully and Laurence Easton 5. Billy Al- len and Cliﬁton Yorston 6. Paula Gotcn and Gerard Arsenault 7. Alan MacKlnnon and Dora La- vandiccr 8. Wayne Myers 9. Barry MacConnell and Peter Prosper,

Shrinks Piles 0r DiScomforl

that suﬁerers were able to make such statements as “Piles have ceased to be a problem!” And among these sufferers were_a very wide variety of hemorrhond con: ditions, some of even 10 to 20 years standing

All this, without the use of nar- ootics, anesthetics or astringan of any kind. The secret is a. new heal- ing substance (Bio-Dyhe) 7—- the discovery, of a famoussclenuilc 11y slitute. Already, Bio-Dyne is m wide use for healing injured tissue on all parts of the body .

This new healing substance I offered in suppository or ointment form called Preparalion H , Ask for individually sealed convenient Preparation H Supposwones or

Progress Bernadette Batchilder

Lavandler and Terry Walkerr to

Jenkins, Dianne Gallant and Got~' don Batchilder.

Marie Gotell and Lucretia Lav’

Silent Reading and dictation,

Friday, July 4, 1958

10 Barry Acorn.

Pupils in Grade II making 100 per cent in Supervisor‘s Test. A)- lison MacDonald, Doris Walsh, Joseph Sampson, Jimmy McQuil- Ian, Wendell Puoblicover, Douglas Llewellyn. Janie David, Jane Scully, Loraine Murphy. Pat Scully, Clifton‘ .Yorston, Alan MacKinnon, Dora Lavandier, Wayne Myers.

Prize winners Grade 11 Miss Soloman’s Dept.

General Proficiency and 011:- standing in General Knowledge Allison MacDonald.

General Proficiency and out- standing ln Class Spirit Doris Walsh:

General Proficiency and Out- standing in Arithmetic J osep h Sampson.

Rapid Calculation Jimmy Mc- Quillan.

Arithmetic Wendell Publicover.

Word Recognition Douglas Lle- wellyn.

Oral Arithmetic David MacDon- aid.

0an Reading Janie David

Language Jane Scully.

Spelling Lorraine ‘Murphy.

Phonics and acclaimed most popular girl in Grade H by vote of the class Pat Scully., Silent Reading Laurence Eas- ' a

Writing Billy Allen.

Print Writing and neatness Clifton Yorston.

Oral Reading Paula Gotell.

Expression in Reading Gerard Arsena‘uit.

Greatest Improvement Allan Whoa.

Oral Composition Dom Lavan- diet.

Improvement in Arithmetic, Wayne Myers.

Improvement in Reading and most popular boy in Grade II by vote of Class Banry MaoCounell.

Application Peter Prosper.

Neatness Barry Acorn.

Art Kevin Batchilder. .

Improvement in Arithmetic, Carl MoCdllough. ‘ , Improvement in Readinl Ter- esa Walker.

Conduct Bonny Boudmult. GRADE 1

Certificate winners in Grade 1 (Mrs. Scully’s Dept.)

The Guardian Page 9

Mary Curley and Danny Perry 2. Mickey MacDonald and Gor- don Aitken and Charles MacDon- ald 3. Brian Rafuse and Claire MacDonald and Phyllis McNeil] and Linda Beam 4. Kenneth Walker and Robert MacDonald, 5. Gena-rd M51an 6. Vonnie Myers 7. Glen Llewellyn 8. Jean Mavc‘Connell 9 Fay Llewellyn 10. Brenda MacDonald 11 Maureen Martell 12 Marina Gallant.

Prize winners Grade I (Mrs. Scully’s Dept.)

Attaining First Place in Grade I Mickey Easton’and Rosemary Carley and Danny Perry.

Attaining. Second Place in Grade I Mickey MacDonald and Gordon Aitken and Charles Max:- Dpnald. ‘

Attaining Third Place in Grade I Brian Refuse and. linda Hearn and Claire MacDonald and Phyl- lis

Spelling Kenneth Walker.

Progress Robert MacDonald.

Arithmetic Winston Yorston and Stephen Mal-tell. ‘

God Conduct Marina Gallant and Fay Llewellyn.

Printing Glen Llewellyn. ' '.

Good Conduct Gerard Mach

Progress Jean MucConnell. ‘

Good Conduct Janet Myers.

Application Vonnie Myers.

Reading Mame-en Marten and Brenda MacDonald.

Mr. Keith Lapp Provincial Chairman of the Red Cmss Swim thing and Water Safety Program presented the following awards:

Elementary Certiﬁcate to Lar- ry Henry.

Intermediate certiﬁcates to Walter Arsenault. Billy Wight. Herbie Murphy, Barry Morrison, v Michael Foster, Bonnie Moni- son. .

Buonze Medallions to Charles- Fitzgerald Lawrence BatchlAcr'l . Henbie Murphy, Terry 5019mm, Marie Machean and Joseph Mur-

phy.

Award of Merit to Gordon Lav- ers, Sheila DeLory. Verna Gau- dette.

The programme was brought to a close with the singing of "The Queen.” A.C.

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