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“* er é f < 4 :: gi : ae # ek ke 2 s ; quedec - 7? jecoming ¢! ‘ oe - WEATHER Fredericton 46 7 j|warm; winds south one rf” Saint Joha ae 68 |at Moncton ae | TORONTO (CP) — Tempere-| Moncton 49 ISLAND NEWS PAGE j=2=7JG : 3 Ee=s=Ss : : Charlottetown 0 89 | Bay of > Lig : Mim Max. | sydney 39 47 ‘coming south ; Telephone: ; | Dawson 6 57 = | Yarmouth 47 71 (|dear with Summerside 8031; Alberton 662; Montague 97-2; Souris 32-8 | Vancouver 51 6 |st. John’s 32 37. | warmer Victoria 51 63 ' 2 2 The Guardian, Chariotictowa, Fri. June 12, 1969) pin inics “e 68 HALIFAX (CP)—The weather| High tide i 4 eek Calgary = = * office says some cloudiness is|tcwn at 2.44 Parent Teachers’ Association |W. SSeS eS ee Toronto 69 37 ; ks ° . wards the ‘district from Ontario. ™utes later than

Holds Meeting At Victorica [2,5 | Sowers are expected to devetoy|Sum res today at

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ictoria ‘eachers ice-cream is to be donated| /ygrs ° Craig thanked

Association held their June meet-|by Mrs. Stevens. Five dollars| ton donstiny Graber water te| Forecasts: ing at the home of the president |was voted toward prizes for the] the summer tavory auction. Nova Scotia and Prince Ed-|} » fiser Beaetitel Mrs. Lea. picnic. Mrs. R. MacQuarrie, Mrs.|¥2"4 Island: Sunny and warm;

Fourteen people were present} The school closing will be held| James Boutler, Mrs. Ivan How-| 20Uth.winds 15. Low-high at Hal- ef . and collection amounted to $1.55. jin the hall Thursday, June 25 at| st took part in the humorous skit | #ax 45 and 68, Yarmouth 45 and The treasurer reported $10.80 on|8.00 p.m. and the pupils of the| “Going to Bed” — a lively dis-| ©, Kentville 43 and 75, Charlotte- WA And RINGS — ‘ Le school will render their festival] cussion followed. town and New Glasgow 40 and JEWELLERY GIFTS

picaie athodul for | Sumbers The serving of tasty refresh-| 70. Goshen 35 and 67, Sydney 35 WILLIAMS ape Set ot. Biveteaninns pie noma Ae ever Fn ME BE cco pyle og ge br JEWELLER grounds. ‘ Boulter|money won senior , Trowsdale the meet-| Eastern N.B. Counties, Lower

fs to be in charge of the sporis.|chorus. meat TT St. John River Valley: Clear be-'| 37% Gt George Dial

where the graduation diplomas: uates by the pastor, Rev. J.D.| 4 : were presented to the 26 grad-| Kelly. y

At the commencement of. the, uating class, 13 plan to take

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graduation exercises in the audi- torlum which was attractively decorated for the occasion, the salutatory was spoken by Pauline Gaudet, with vienvenue by Miss Norma Gallant.

The class valedictorian was Armand DesRoche, and the ad- dress to the graduates was made by Rev. Reginald Phalen. Prizes ito the senior graduates were pre- sented by the parish pastor, Rev.

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SUMMERSIDE — Colorful graduating ceremonies were held

Wellington Centre; Alice Jeanette Perry, Richmond; Edith June

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The Governor-General’s Medal for general proficiency in Grade 12 was awarded to Marie Anna Gallant who had the highest ag- gregate in the graduating class

In the grade 10 class the three highest aggregates in order of merit went to Joyce Mallet, first;

Hutchinson, Central Lot 16, Joseph Edwin DesRoche. Mis- couche; Dolores Amy Gaudet, Miscouche; Leo John Sketty, Grand River; Pauline Mary Noonan, Richmond; Anita Doreen OBridges, Richmond; Mary Car- mella Martin, Miscouche. _—__ Prior to the presentation of certificates to the Grade 12 graduates, prizes and certificates were awarded to 29 Grade il student graduates, and to 33 Grade 10 students.

last night in the Summerside Civic Auditorium where 26 Grade 12 students of Miscouche High School received graduation dip- flomas. They are, in order of merit: Marie Anna Gallamt, Ab- ram's Village; Irma Dorothy Griffin, Milburn; . Marie Erma Gallant, Abram’s Village; Marie Leonie Arsenault, Abram’s Vil- lage; Joseph Raymond Bernard, St. Philippe; Joseph Armand DeésRoches, Miscouche; Marie Norma Gallant, Abram’s Village;

J.D. Kelly. and

In remarks to the large as- sembly of parents and interested friends who filled the auditorium, the school principal, Sister St. Mary Eugenia, said that 325 stud- ents had been enrolled in the | Miscouche school this_past-term, with 124 of this number in at- tendance at the new high school completed since last year. She reported that most of the class 1of 1958 have continued their , Studies, and of this year’s grad-

Catherine Ford, second; Theresa Gaudet, third.

While the three top grade 12 certificates in order of merit| | went to John Roy, first; -Emily Maddix, second; and a third place equal tie to Ann Steele and Marie Arsenault.

In the grade 12 graduating class the first seven students listed in order of merit attained an aver- age of 90 percent or more in their | final exams. it

. oy J as listed above. " ty , ie

Marie Aldine Aucoin, St. Raphael; Helen Elizabeth McQuaid, Rich- mond;

Maria Elizabeth Backer, Mis-

couche; Marilyn Emily Francis, Lennox Island; Leonard Joseph Gallant, Mont Carmel; Mary

Pauline Gaudet, Miscouche: James Leo Praught, Grand River; Leonard David Cameron, |

| Mary’s Parish Hall last night | and were presided over by Henry ISLAND =

During a program Mr. Larter | pesented certificates and prizes | to the pupils of grades nine, 10

} jand 11. : | An address of welcome was de-|

livered by Miss Louise Gallant. | Miss Joan Stewart was vailadic-} torian for the class.

Rt. Rev. Msgr, J.A. Murphy in- | troduced Dr. JA.. McMillan of Charlottetown who delivered al

RECOVERED SUMMERSIDE Young Ronald Wadman, four years of age, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan!

=== Souris High School Has Closing Program

| Souris High School commenc-; very timely address to the | ment exercises were held in St.| uates.

Liquor Cases Before Court

ALBERTON — Six residents of | the Tignish area pleaded guilty to possession of, liquor not pur- chased at a vendor's and were awarded fines of $25 and costs

each by Magistrate R-S. Hinton | at Alberton yesterday.

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Those graduating were Evelyn

Carpenter, Ida Carpenter, Gerald Chaisson, Frances Clinton, Mari-

lyn Dixon, Pauline Dixon, Carole Ellis, Anne Marie Gallant, Clem- é@nt Gallant, Hilary Gallant, Louies Gallant, Ann Gilispie, Johnny LaBrech, Sandra Mac- Gregor, George MacKinnon, Bonnie MacLean, Pauline Mac-

| Phee, Marie Mullally, Freda Pe-

ters, Goria Peters. Roach, Joan Stewart, Wa'sh and Douglas White.

Audrey Melvin

Wadman, * Augustine Cove, re-' turned last week from the Vic-| toria Hospital, Halifax where he!

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moval of a brain tumor. He had! March 22 and on March 27 was' flown by M.C.A. to Halifax. He}

For obstructing a police officer | in the performance of his duties) a Tignish party was fined $75) and costs or 30 days.

An O'Leary man was fined $20 and costs for possession of liquor in a place other than a residence in which he resided and a party from Campbellton was fined $40 and costs for a similar offense.

A party from Miminegash was fined $15 and costs for causing a | disturbance in a public place by swearing and a Tignish man was fined $20 and costs on each of two Charges of being intoxicated in a public place.

is completely recovered and is able to run and play again.

YPU RALLY

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The annual spring rally of the)

United Church Young People’s Unions of the central presby- tery area is being held this Sun- day in Margate. Sessions are planned for both afternoon and evening. The theme speaker, Al- lison MacKinnon, a Charlotte- town layman, is to give two ad- dresses based on the topics, “What To Do With Live” “Am I My Brother’s Keeper?’’ Groups from Wellington and long River: are to conduct the devo- tional services. Reviews of the recent Maritime convention, lo- cai union activities, and plans for caravaning and camping will be given.

FUNERAL HELD

MONTAGUE — The funeral for Mrs. Warren Wightman, Mon- tague, was. he'd from St. An drew’s Presbyterian Ohburch of Ivrea 9 ond was conducted by Rev. M.C. Currie. Mrs. A-F. Ca.) -c.. was organist and the soloist was Malcolm Munroe who sang ‘‘Beautiful Isle of Some- where.”’

The hymns -sung by the choir were: “The Sands of Time’ Are Nght In Heaven.”

The pall bearers were: Forest Clow, Fult Campbell, Harry Mac- Gregor, Hubert Nelson, Harry Joanstone, E.H. Stewart. Inter- ment took place in the Lower Montague cemetery.

LATE NOTICES .

(Also see announcements columns adjoining Ciesaitied Advertising Section.)

11, 1959, James Cousins, form- erly of Breadalbane, aged 84 years. His remains are rest- ing at the Andrews Funeral Home. Funeral notice later.

HOOPER—At the Western Hos- pital, Alberton, Wednesday, June 10, 1959. Graham Hosley Hooper, son of Mrs. and the late G. Holsey Hooper. His remains are at the MacLean scat usm. Funeral today

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No estimat®” of lobster trap

| losses following Wednesday,

night’s storm could be obtained at a late hour last night but many fishermen did not consider it like- ly: that the damage would be severe.

The reason advanced for the jack of information regarding the storm damage situation was that the majority of fishermen! were unable to haul their traps! yesterday because of high winds | and seas.

Unofficial repor‘s indicated that there may have been some dam- age to traps in the north eastern part of the province but no con- |

At Kensington

On Wednesday evening, May 27th., a very lange number ~° of neighbors, friends and relatives gathered at the home of Mr.and Mrs. Frederick Arsénault, Ken- singion to tender a miscellane- ous shower for their daughter, Mrs. Yvonne Gauthier. :

The living room was very pret- tily decorated in yellow and white. Mrs. Julian Croken es- corted her \sister to the guest chair and the many useful and lovely gifts were opened by Mrs. Leo Arsenault and Miss Rosita Croken, wile the accompanying mames and good wishes were read by Miss Kay Croken.

Mrs. Gauthier expressed the thanks and appreciation to ail and a most enjoyab’e everdg

a | was spent in dancing to music COUSINS—At Charlottetown June |

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A delicious lunch was served by the hostess, assisted by the girl friends of the bride.

HOWE ON ADVISORY BOARD

NEW YORK (CP)—C. D. Howe of Montreal, former minister of | defence production in Canada’s) last Liberal government, has/ been elected to the advisory board on international business for the Chemical Corn Exchange Bank, it was announced Wednes: | day.

firmation could be obtained. . a Fishermen in the North Rustico) rv area, however, did not anticipate! any severe damage as the storm! /- was of brief duration and no sea| developed before the wind in| 4 their area.

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