Grade X —— Miss Julia Curran. Bloom-‘IELD w, M. 3,

Prize for Highest Average in awarded to Basil Gillan.

MacLeod. Mrs. Donald MacPher- The Gun-dun .smi entitled

Paell

where he underwent a serious’

St. Teresa’s Hold t‘.-losing Exercises

_ .0“ June 18 the closing ex- ucisos of St. Teresa's School iiere held In the Parish Hall. -mere' was a largo number of parents and ratepayers present. ,3 well as some visitors.

The diplomas and prizes were presented by the Pastor. Rev- ﬂend , B. Croken. Two_pupils [ri"(‘l\'Ed Grade Eight certilficates ,_i..5cphine Bradley and Mar- #113 Trainor. The work of the 1..-gt year sewing class and the second year sewing class was on mpiay. 4-H club pins and certi- ficates were awarded to the (ol- miing girls for their work:

.\l2it’,V Curran. Helen ’I‘rainoi‘, l.ilzi Connolly. Catherine Curran. Marcella Trainor. and Josephine Bradley. _ ’

Alter an interesting and in- itiiictive program was carried 9111, the children and visitors were giien a treat ()1 ice cream by the 51. Teresa's Women's Institute.

The many prizes donated by gcn(‘lt)llS friends are a testimony or the active interest they take in mp progress of the pupils. Rev- olflld J. B. CI'0I(C‘\ congratulated mi» prize winners. Mr. Joseph Kmiiiy, Chairman of Trustees $|‘.‘lI\P briefly. commending the .mi-licrs for their good work ihlilugilllui. the year.

Tho iollowing program was pre- lt‘lilt‘(I-

Upciiing Chorus. 0 Canada.

Aw Maria, Anna E.\'ans.

Rn.-tiry Pageant.

Gizitle One Reading.

Songs by Junior pupils. ——1. All I'lii‘uiigIi the Night; 2. Try Again.

l)i:iiiiati7.ati0ii —— A Ride Tu

Aruiiial 'I‘ti\i'n, by Grade III.

:\(lIIg< Mystic Melodies. by Mar- i<2ia 'I‘rainor.

Cli-ial Reading, Pirate Don Duikr oi Doirdee. by Grades IV

itiri .

Geographical Terms Match. T: dos VII to X.

I..vl. Miiy I (iii Ttiti. by Helen

|l.lI Koiinetli Bradley. (‘Ii-ii:il Readiiig, 'l‘\\‘o I~‘rogs and

iiiiirs By The Sea, Grades I, II. III. Stiiigs by Junior Pupils — 1. Ti: Birdies Song; 2. Blowiiig - iiI<~~:. wlltiig I\IllI(‘I'l. Gr.-i<lo II. Uittitis. Siiingiiig on a Star. S|‘I"iill' Girls. Playetle. Getting Ready. Remarks by the Principal. Distribution of Prizes and Cer-

lilicaies. The frilloii-inz Is the Prize List:

ttitttt

KITCHEN SINK ANII BATHTIIBS

EASIER

each Grade donated by Reverend . B. Croken. P. P.. awarded to; Grade VIII — Josephine Brad- ley; Grade VII -—- Edward Smith; Grade VI —— Annamae McCarthy: Grade V —— Kenneth Bradley; Grade IV -—- Patsy Snilth: Grade III — Walter Bradley and Ernes- tine Smith; Grzide II — l. Rita Curran: Grade II (b) ~ 1. 'I‘eresa Thomas; Grade I — Anne Smiili. A $10.00 priz. for student with highest average in Grade X, don- ated by a irietid. awarded to Mary Curran.

Prizes for second highest aver- age in each grade donated by the Baldwin's Road Women's Insti- tute. and by the St. Teresa's Wo- men's Institute, awarded to:—- Grade X ~Mabel Grant; Grade VIII - Marcella Trainor: Grade VII —- Georgie Smith; Grade VI —GcraIdine Cur r a n and Val Bradley; Grade V — Francis Cur-

i'an: Grade IV —- Anna Curran: Grade III —-George Bradley; Grade II —— Josephine Campbell;

Grade II (bi —— Martin Kenny; Grade I -- Laura Bradley. Prizes for Religion In each

group donated by Reverend Mo- ther F. Loyola. C. S. M., Mount St. Mary's, awarded to Senior Class A —— Mary Currani Senior Class B —— Josephine Bradley. Marcella Trainor and Herman McKenna: Senior Class C -— Jane Curran: Grade V # Kenneth Bradley; Grade IV -A Jackie Lawlor; Grade III N Ernestine Smith: Grade II ~ Elizabctli Lani- Inr and Rita Curran; Grade I — Anne Smith.

Prizes for Spelling in (‘zi('Ii grade donated by Reverend Louis Dou- ‘,.S. Stadzicona, Halifax. Grade X —- Mabel

Grant: Grade VIII -— Josephine Bradley: Grade VII — Edward and Georgie Smith; Grade VI —-

Geraldine [Curran and Annamae McCarthy; Grade V ~ Kenneth Bradley and Chester Curran? Grade I\’ —— Anna Curran; Grade

III —- Ernestine Smith and Wal- lcr Bradley: Grade II la! -—Jo- sephine Campbell: Grade II (bl

—~Martiti Kenny; Grade I -~ Anne Smith.

Prizes for Arithmetic in grade rlnnatod by:

each

Grade VIII —Mr. .Thumas Cur-

rzin. awarded to Josephine Brad- le'

3. Grade VII — Mr. Emmet Brad- ley. awarded to Jane Curran. Grade VI — Miss Julia Curran. awarded to Annamae McCar- thy. Grade V— Mr. Chester Brad- Icy. awarded Francis Curran. Grade IV — Mr. Leonard Brad- ley. awarded to Patsy Smith. Grade Ill — Mrs. Geo. Smith, awarded to Walter Bradley. Grade II tai Mrs. James Camp- bell. awarded to Rita Curran. Grade II lb) Mrs. Charles Brad- ley. awarded to Teresa Thomas. Grade I — Miss Mamie Cam- ernn. awarded to Anne Smith. Prizes for Drawing in Grade II.

donated by Miss Julia Curran. a-

warded to Rita Curran and Jo- sephine Campbell: donated by Miss Anna Curran. for Grade I, awarded to Laura Bradley.

Prize for English in Grade X, donated by Miss Mamie Cameron. awarded to Mary Curran.

Prize for History in Grade X, donated by‘ Miss Julie Curran. a- warded tn Janet Kenny.

Prize for French in Grade X. donated by Reverend Mother F. Loyola. awarded to Mabel Grant.

Prize for posture improvement donated by Miss Anna Curran. awarded to Jane I\IcCabe.

Prize for Geometry in Grade X. awarded to Mabel Grant.

Prize for Algebra in Grade X. awarded to Gerard Trainor and Basil Gillan.

Prize for Geography and Sci- ence in Grade X, awarded to Mary Curran.

Prize for pupils in Senior Class- room whose work showed most improvement. awarded in Urbie Bradley and Gerald Campbell.

VVELCOME VISITOR

LLANDUDNQ. Wales. (CP) — Lena McLure of Charlottetown rep- rﬂscliled the Women's Institutes of Prince Edward Island at a WI coiiierencc here. Only Canadian prvsent, Miss .McLui‘e was enter- tained by Lady Megan Lloyd George, I0‘.'IIlCl' Liberal member of P:1i'iianiotil.

York And Vicinity

Mr. and Mrs. Archie Vt-ssey_ York, Iiave returned to their home after spending a holiday with their daughter, Mrs. Herber Prolfitt and Mr. Proilitt. Montrose.

Mr. and Mrs. Willard Murray were recent. visitors to York, the guests or Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Vesscy.

Mrs. Horace Vessey. York. spent the iieekend in the City, guest 01 her daughter. Mrs. Allison West, Parkdale.

Mr. and Mrs. Allen Swan. York, were guests at the Jay-Kaya wed- ding June 16 in Charlottetown.

Mr. Abner Vr*ssv_v spent Friday, June 18. in Charlottetown.

Rev. and Mrs. J. M. Sproule and Iamily, Eric. Hubert. and Donnie, left. on Friday morning for Pug- wash, N.S., to attend the wedding or their son Bernard oi the R.C.A. F‘. They were accompanied by Mrs. Sprnulr-‘s sister. Mrs. Dulcie Cooke of Toronto.

The teachers nl York School, Miss Dixon and Miss MeAs5ey. eu- tertained the school children with a picnic at Staiihope Beach on June is and was enjoyed by all.

Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Brown and their son Wendell and his bride, were the guests or Mr. and Mrs. Harold Watts on June 16.

Mr. and Mrs. Max Wood. South- port, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Brown on June 20.

Mr. Gordon Crockett. York. was a visitor to Charlottetotvn on June I8.

Mrs. Herbert Vessey, York. is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Clit- ford Chandler. Milton.

Mr. Edison Watts. York. has re- turned to his home from the Vie-

toria General Hospital, Halcfux.

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operation. He is much improved in health. His Iricnds \\'lSI1 him it‘ speedy return to health.

'l'lic June meeting of Bi-iiul.-'--L,,\,."-mve .

field \‘\’.M.S, met at the home oi M,-5. Mrs. Alex Henderson

reading

Blaikie and Mrs. The nieet- MacPhc-rson were appointed dele-

Millar "?”“

Thursday, June 24, 954

Mum ﬂmpmhs. is extended to lug opened with Call To Worship. gates to attend the Presbyterial

, Isaiah 35:1-4. M" 1” '“‘‘‘ °"‘“‘“ ’“°‘“‘ °" W’ by Mrs. L. 1:. Blaikie. Psalm tm, Mi'S. Flora

CI th I Th’ ' df II , I .. . .. met: Ml? Janf; ED313105“ ;[erFr';: Sﬁixrlglo ’lhe Hills Around was Donald Maelihersoiiuasb altrerhcates. I . . - ex nieeing wt 9 e at mu) ‘ Roll) call viias aiisuererlf by It ltllgs, Angus I\IacLe:in‘s. Mrs. Don. M1,’ Emvr Bm__m' who Ll CUDHIIICIII ers iviti a \'(-rso ti 5t"l‘l[..l- 1| I\lacPhcrson will ha\r charge valesciiitz at li;s home in York. Isliluclfe-(701113-II-rrI1lEI_]l5_ ‘til: [:;::,'d \.1.]l?(:; ‘IE1 s_“i?y, 8.91%‘ h .. M w°."d 4 much 'mpm"°d “I h‘3:‘nh' “I5 present Chapter 'I‘\‘\"li of the S-tudv closed witah I.i"I:',‘ Miazlpa-h BE:l:‘dli‘Pz /4 a Ca” ””‘“-V [“e“d5 “"5h “II” I 5D"9d.l' Bonk entitled. "\‘Vnriir~ii And The tion, aft!-r which a lunch wag

"§°""°"V- ‘V MB-0 Cliiircli." was read by Mrs Lloyd SPl'\'('('I by the hostess.

Iollowed by prayer to be held in Charlottetown. with MacLeod and Mrs.

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KETCHUP ‘bollle 27c

CHICKENS lb.

FRESH FROZEN

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COTTAGE ROLLS lb.

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