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The lellawins will be of interest i4 mm? in the City and through- out the Province in general. The Mr. I-iowatt to whom the memorial was dedicated was born in this Province and studied law with the firm of McLean l! McKlnnon in this City before migrating to West- ern Canada. WETASKIWIN - At a recent morning service of First United Church, the l-Iowatt memorial was dedicated by the minister, Rev. R. D. Binning. This memorial gift o! a brass cross with pair of match- ing vases, all handwrought, for the communion table. was donated by friends in memory of the late Bruce Dawson Hewett. Besides being a highly-esteemed citizen, the late Mr. liowatt was an active member of long stand- ing on the committee of stewards of this church. Also that morn- ing was the primary promotion service of about 75 children. ' Mrs. A. Rossander, superintend- ient of the primary, assisted. Per-

fect order, near perfect attendance iand prizes were presented to 12 , students. i Four infant baptisms also were performed.

i IN MEMORIAM

MRS. GEORGE COUSINS‘

The death of Mrs. George Cou- sins, nee Iaaurina Woodside, came with startling suddenncss, at her home at Kensington on Sunday. June 12th, i949. For a number oi ycars her health had been s. mat.- ter of concern, limiting her amv. iiies to a certain extent. However, she had been about as usual and the shock was so muoh the great- er when she was found in her room in an unconscious condition. Medical aid was immediately sum- moned and members of her fam- ily were called to her aide, but she passed away without regaining consciousness.

She was born at Clinton, ‘I6 years ago, and was a resident of Long River, before moving with her husband and family to Kensington nearly twenty years ago. She was of a bright and sociable disposi- tion, and will besadly missed by s host oi friends. as well as by her family, to whom she was a kind ad aﬂectionato mother. Her bus. ismnd passed away several years

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Left to mourn the lou of a mOl-hbl‘. to "whom they were devot- ed, are three sons and one daugh- ter: Erlc D.. at Moncton, William M, Kensington, Anna, Mrs. Ivan Damwh. RN. Kensington and James K. Charlottetown. Another S011. Roland, died at the age of "I"! years. Also surviving are four grandchildren, Myrna and Judith Cousins, Kenaington and Gail and Jimmie Cousins, O-har- lﬂllélﬂwn: jwo sisters, Selina, Mrs. _ Harold Stewart and Ethel, Mrs.

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uonald McCaig of Ormstown, Quebec. has been appointed East- ern Canada Fieldman by the Ca- nadian Jersey Cattle Club. Don- ald is one of the outstanding young men in the Province ot Quebec; raised on a farm in the great dairy district of Ormstown; his father died when the family was young and they know what it is to cope with difficulties on the farm. Donald came into promin- ence a few years ago as a Calf Club member and for his ability as a judge of dairy cattle. At Sher- brooke Exhibition he was high main in the Judging Competition in 1946. in the same year he was high in the dairy judging team at Toronto and won the Family Her- ald and Weekly Star Trophy at Ormstown Exhibition both in 1948 and I947. In I946 he attend- ed Macdonald College, taking the Diploma. course and has also tak- en a course in artificial insemina- tion at St. Hyaclnthe, -snd has been approved by all three dairy Breeds in Quebec.

His brother John McCaig, is the advanced registry inspector, suc- ceeding William Hunter. Donald McCaig has been visiting breed- ers in Quebec and the Maritirnes and has been well received wherever he has gone and he is looking forward to a most suc- cessful career with the Jersey breeders.

George Mountain and two brothers William and Melford.

The funeral sci-ices were held on ‘mesday at Kensinxton United chllfﬁh. following e short service at her late home, and were 0on- ducted by her minister, the Rev. L. M~ Murray. The hymns chosen were “The Lord's My Shepherd" and ‘Safe in the Arms o! Jesus."

The pallbearers were Messrs. William E. Johnstone, Oscar John- stone, Bruce Bell, Murrgy gun- stable, Fred Dsvison and W. B. Warren.

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Irineipeh Desarhmt Grade K Sr.: 1. Lloyd Hatfel. I. Freddie Toombs. 8. Marjorie Irv-

ing. Grade K Jr.: l. Kaye Allan. 8. Joyce MacDonald. a Grade IX Sr.: l. Elva IdcKenna. 2. Marguerite Westbaveinj. Pow- ell Trenholn- Grade DI Jr.: 1. Billie McLean. 2. Laura Ozon. 8. Milton McCor-

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Grade VI! Sr.: 1. Charles Sex- ton. I. Jean Ellis. S. Faye Howstt.

Grads VII Jr.: 1. Arnold Mec- Leen. 2. Csreaome Trcnholsn. 8. Hillard Melanie.

Trustees Certiﬁcates awarded to puplll making over '15 per cent in the grading exams were given to the following: Elva McKcnne, Marguerite Westhavcr. Billie Mac- Lesn, Powell ‘Frenbolm, Jean EI- lis and Charles Sexton.

Prizes for Arithmetic donated by the Borden Women's institute were merited by Csranome Tren- holm. Freddie Toombs and Mar- guerite Westhaver.

The following special prizes were awarded by the teacher:

Best Attendance Freddie Toombs.

English - Jean Ellis.

Nature Study -- Lloyd lfeffell.

Mathematics — Elva IVIcKenna.

Department — Hillard Mclnnis.

First Aid —- Arnold MacLean, Charles Sexton (equal).

Teacher - Patricia M. McKear-

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Gallant: Elwood

Grade VIII: 1. Leona George Read (equal) 2. McKenna. 3. Joan Leard.

Grade VI Sr.: I. Freda Noonan. Graham Lodge (equal). 2. Des- mond McIvor. 3. Yvonne Gallant.

Grade V Jr: 1. Ann May Gal- lant. 2. Doreen Dorsey and Shir- ley Gallant. 3. Lucy Trenholm.

Grade VIII Certificates were awarded to George Read, Leona Gallant, Elwood McKenna, Joan Leard, Clive Sharpe, Mary Sex- ton, Douglas Ozon.

Following obtained Trustees Certificates: Freda Noonan, Gra- ham Lodge, Desmond Mclvor, Yvonne Gallant.

Prizes for Arithmetic donated by Women's Institute were merit- ed by Grade VIII: Leona Gallant. Grade VI: Yvonne Gallant,

Prize in Nature Study donated by Women's Institute was award- ed to Freda Nocnan, Graham Lodge, Desmond Mclvor.

The following special prizes were awarded by the Teacher:

Department — Lucy Trenholln.

Literature Grade VIII — Doug- las Ozon.

Spellings — Leona Gallant.

Writing -— Joan Leard and Ail- een Gallant.

History Grade VI — Graham Lodge.

Health Grade VI — Freda Noon-

an. Current Events — Desmond Mc- Ivor. Meanings — Graham Lodge. Literature — Freda Noonan. Prize for Stars — Freda Noon-

an. Highest Average Grads VIII School Exams -— Leona Gallant. Highest mark Grade VIII Stand- ard Exams — George Read. Highest Average Grade VI Sr.- Frecia Noonan and Graham Lodge. Highest Average Grade VI Jr.- Ann May Gallant. Prize for Best Attendance -- Billla Irving. Teacher — Doris Cells.

Intermediate Department

Grade V - l. Ivan Gallant. 8. John L. Read. 8. Everett McKenna.

Grade IV: l. Rosita Croken. 2. Judy Stewart. S. Malcolm Lodge and Edith Mclvor.

Grade III: 1. Elizabeth Read. 2. Connie Egan. 8. Betty Currie.

Trustees Certificate awarded to pupils making ‘l5 per cent and over in the grading exams: Rosita Croken, Elizabeth Read, Judy Stewart, Edith McIvor. Malcolm Lodge, Connie Egan, Ivan Gal- lant, Julian Croksn, Betty Cur- rie, Everett McKenna, Aidons Gallant. John L. Read. Everett B. Campbell, Baden Sexton, James Murphy, Ralph Sexton. Robert Gallant, Peter Ceretti, Margaret Toombs. Reta Keough.

Prizes for Arithmetic donated by Borden Women's Institute were won by John L. Read, Malcolm Lodge and Peter Cerciti.

The following special prizes were awarded by the teacher:

Best Attendance:- 1. Julian Croken. 2. Rosita Croken.

Good conduct prizes Connie Paquet and Donnie Gillis.

Meanings-Rosita Croken, Edith Mclvor, Malcolm Lodge (equal), drawn by Edith Mclvor.

British History - Baden Sel- ton.

Hygiene - Elizabeth Reed.

Writing — Aldons Gallant.

Grammar — John L. Reed.

Spellings — Alfred Kelly.

Readings — Judy Stewart.

Tables - Rosita Croken.

Memory Work — Edith Mclvor.

Nature Study -— Judy Stewart.

Geography — Barbara Pequot.

Highest Average Grade V — Ivan Gallant.

Second Highest Grade V-John L. Reed.

Highest Average Grade 1V — Rosita Crolmi.

Second Highest Grade IV — Judy Stewart.

Highest Average Grade III -' Elizabeth Reed.

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Grade I! Jr: 1. Willard Leard. 2. Edward Gallant. 8. Frank Per-

ry.

Trustees certificates awarded to pupils making over 88 per eeat in their grading exams: Lloyd Moln- nis, Imelda Kelly, Gail Pequot, Freddie Lcard. Willard Leerd. Katherine McKeans, Oban Me- Breerty. Hazel MecKeazie, Pe- tricla MacDonald, Marjorie Camp- bell, Wayne MscKenns, Joyce Mclnnis.

Prize for Arithmetic donated by the Borden Women's Institute awarded to Robert Keough.

Prize for English donated b? Borden Women's Institute awarded to Jackie Darrach.

Prize for Best Ntendance donat- ed by Institute boys-Oben Mo- Bresrty; Girls-Imelda Kelly.

Prize for highest average in Grade III Sr. — Oben McBrear-

In Grade III Sn-Wayne McKenns. Prize for Highest Average in Grade III Jr. — Hazel McKenzie. Prize for second highest in Grade III Jr. — Joyce Mclnnis. Prize for highest average in Grade II Sr. -— Lloyd Mclnnis. Prize for highest average in Grade II Jr. - Willard Lesrd. Prize for second highest in Grade II Jr. —- Edward Gallant.

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Grade II Sr. 1 — Joseph Egan, Eldred Farmer. 8. Una Arseasult.

Grade II Jr.: I. Waine Mee- Donald. 2. Eldon Mclnnis. 3. Clif- ford McBrearty.

Grade I (a): 1. Kathryn Croken. 2. Mona Jay, Doris Keough, Alden McNevin (equal). S. Marjorie Walsh.

Grade I (b): 1. Eileen McBrear- ty. 2. Betty Campbell and Alec Brant (equal). 8. Joseph Mclvor.

Grade I (c): 1. Clinton Trowl- dale 2. Irene Lesrd. 3 Junior Cer- etil.

Trustees certificates were awarded to pupils in order o! merit: Kathryn Croken, Alden MacNevin, Mona Jean Jay, Doris Keough, Eileen McBrearty, Waine MacDonald, Marjorie Walsh, Mary Rose Toombs. Murdock Jardlnc, Betty Campbell, Alex Brant, Geor- gina Mclnnis, Gerard Sexton, Ei- don Mclnnis, Joseph Mclvor, Jos- eph Egan, Eldrod Farmer, Clif- ford McBrearty, Eldon Campbell, Donnie Noonan, Clinton Trows- dalc. Lloyd Trenholm.

Teacher — Bernadette Connolly. _

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