INCREASED ierREST in 't the ectiiities oi O'Leary R» 1! glottal Hiin School and also it in the hold oi education was ' noted by the prllli'lDaI. Earle z Jelle-y in his annual repan at ‘- the gi‘adllaliuli ceiemo es last '1 Friday. Shcwn above lelt to c right are. Claude Jelley. cliair-

O‘LEARY — Thirty ~one grad-l untes toolt part in the grudua-j Lion exercises held Friday night; in the O'Leary heeional High School auditorium neiore over 900 parents and guests. the tar- gest audience ever to attend any fin-mlian there.

The program began with the procession oi students tolloived by the graduatino class tiling in. to the auditorium under the dir- ection ot hirs. Barry Regan. mu- Llc teacher.

Earle ielley. principal. presid- ed. in his remarks, he ed his great pleasure in seeing In increasing attendance oi par- ents over the past three years. An invitation was extended to all to attentt the upeninn rere- morues oi the new exiension which villl he held in the tall. Mr. .lelley also expressed his pride in the progress oi the schou union has stimulated a deiinite increase in interest. not only at students. but also oi par- ents and ratepayers.

Apart lrom the physical edu- cntion and guidance departments already established in the school. Mr. .lelley expressed his sincere hope that home economics class- en would begin in September.

GUEST SPEAKER 'The guest speak". Rev. R. G. Ellsworth. MS: STD, conﬂratu- iated the graduates and remind ed them that this was a or s as well as e pinnacle in the lives Hr chnsr SI his main theme “Beauty”. He stated that Ihis beauty has not physical beauty but the beauty iililtll is found in the Search Inr truth. He also Sald thal children‘

should he heard as well as seen and that their iirst questions should be answered because they are deep questions and the ans- wers cnuld well influence the child's tuture cducztinn.

1-le ieels that the person iiAio mill desires to knoiv the why oi things is college material

. Rind. Junior Red

Cross director. Charlottetown.

esenied certiﬁcates to 14 stu» dents in the lining nursing course which was under the directlnn 11‘ Mrs. Jenn Dewar. RN, assist- mi by Margaret Ellis, public health nurse.

During the program the chor- ll club rendered Selections.

Reginald MIL-Auslarid deliver- d the valedlctury (allowed by chairman of the board. Claude Jelley. reading (he graduates names as Mr. Jelley. principal resented diplomas and certiﬁ- q'llel wlih the minister nl educa- lion, Hon. L. G. Dewar. MD. onngrntulating them. GRADUATES ,Grnde 12 t in order ot merit diplumlll — Merry Barbour. re» delved the Guvernor-Gvneral's Medal liar highest proficii‘ncy al- so the Sharpe Scholarship tor

WESlERN iBRIEFS

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. . 1N S‘SIDE 1111-. and Mrs. George irving. arm n Icy, Que. arrived in mine e Sunday to spend a boo-t vacation with the utter- rrsnts. Sherman McAney, print; Street.

: CDNMY FUNERAL — The Mr

neral tor Mrs. Peter Conroy oi aw Yorlr. wul held Saturday morning trom the home oi her sin. lulu Margaret Conroy.

in to St Simon Ind St. Jude'- Church. Requiem 1-1 l an m» in: celebrated by Rev. Floyd idea-uni. who also out- ted at the grave. The church in. under the direction oi Jean Perry. Pullbelrvrl : Willi-m liendrahnn, Al- ,mnhnn. E. 6. Perry. any lilo! Patrick Hog-n. anode. Inn-mt - child: .

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31 AreGradua’ied By O'Leary RHS

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worst or 5 Hnliinx

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Reginald Valor dictm’ian: Merry Barbour. classlcnder and winner 01 die Goivt-rnorGent-ral‘s medal and a sharp Scholarship to Mount Allison Universal. Earle Jel- Ic) prlncipal. and Education . SIer L G. Dewar. MD.

Mount Allison University {at Your years: Sylvia Gard. who Al» so received Sharpe Scholarsh ;

laine Howard. Sterling Ellis. Hollis Ross. Lorna MacKinnon. Margaret Horne. Irma MacWil- liums. Faye Milligan. Alton Bul~ Ker. Donna Smnllrnan. Herman Palmer, Reginald MacAusland. Jr.. Eva Mac illnn. Gary Phil- lips. Ann Rogers. Carmel Gal- lant. Freda Reid, Sii'abey Jellry. Albert MacWiliiania, N o r m a Shaw. Annie Easter. Sandra Cur rie. D o r o t h y Seaman. Gloria

Receiving certiﬁcates —— Es~ titer Belts. sherran MacWilllams. Fenton lililligan. Bonnie Boales. Wendell Shaw. Eleanor Home At the conclusion or the pro- grnrn lunch was sen-en in the graduating class and parents, al- so a silver collection was taken {or the piano iund which realiz. ed the sum of 51111. Also in the afternoon the graduates met in the economics class room (or a

ISLAND NEWS PAGE

TiGleH — The second West Prince Amateur Cavalcade spon- sored by the rignish Branch oi the Retarded Children‘s Amt-ia- itori was held in the regional high school auditorium at Tig- nish Friday evening. and was

lAlberlon and West Prince County ‘2 The Guard n. Charlottetown. Mo . June 24, 1963

‘ Tignish Amateur Cavalcade l ls Sponsored By CARC Ass’n

Fitzgerald sang a selection,

dinniay oi Swim. miter rhyme. Will use even-

A fine ﬁddle and Wanted

much enjoyed by a large mlm- Al Id:

bar of Speciators, There were

28 entries in the various classes. gram su

Tap pnze of Hie evening Wmt

to a gmup oi girls fmm the “mm” . 'ﬂgnish elementary school. “‘13” m- M’s- mug] Barbara Ann caudet and We” 3- 13- WW" Gilbert Gaudet. Bloonnield.

Shemn Gaul-let. Tigth Shore placed second.

Other prize winners wem: Marie and Kathy Doucette. retort-lite tor singing; David Arsenaiilt. piano playing: Joan Al‘senaillt and Ann Marie Gaiinet. ldr piano duet; irrita hieinnts. i‘t-cilatllm: Joyce Drsv Roehcs. Anne .iiarie Gaudet and Carol Ami Perry. Irish jig.

Specialties during the evenan included strip-dancing by Mrs. Alyce Bernard. Alphonse Gaudet and Daiid Arsenanlt. Edweod

party honoring the principal. Mr, and Mrs. Earle .1 elley. They were presented amp

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r at Tinnish.

Fire Guls Farm Building Al Tignish

TlCi SH v Fire 0! unknown

I Harper was won ny Mrs,

Harper.

3 Alphonse Gaudet, OMI, hlsiuaid-uille. he. made one Pruenlatlon 0f W23.

Rev. Flayd MLGMM. mum oi cm‘tvmull'ies said he was praised to see the utterest shown by the people tor this very warm while cause He spoke oi the cavaleade held at O'Leary and said the third and that or: will he held ct Albarton nein Fri- day evening. and the winner: iroin the three centers will compete tor the mad prizes at a later date. He thanked the Judges. and Miss Jean Perry who had acompnnied the many ilitieiieot clones. i-ie praised the workers of the ln

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origin yesterday attemoon guu- ed a term hu dine on the pro pertv ot ltil Margaret Conroy .v the time the Ti:- nish iire department arrived on the scene the inside oi the build- ina was a mass oi names.

Due to there being a break

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TORONTO lCPl — Tempora- Lures:

Min. Max. Dawson 19 S7

, nearby. Ihe liremcn were able Vancouver 54 68

y I» bring the blaze under control Victoria on 61 Inuickly and prevent it from 34 spreading to a nearby barn, own- 45 59 ed by Alhcrl Hnndrahan. who. 55 77 ﬁrst noticed the tire on thel'l'oronto . 52 so neighboring property. ‘Ollawa ,. 51 82

TO TRY SWIM

Claudia McPherson. a 17- vearold St. James. Man. high school girl. wears a happy smile as she boarded a plane Saturday night enroute to Lore don. She expects to make her second attempt to swim the English channel between July 23 and Ana. 3. It she is suc- cesslul. Miss McPherson would he the youngest woman to malte the Channel crossing. In her last attempt, in 1962. the y o ii a a swimmer was taken irom the channel atter swim. ‘ mini; two-thirds ot the way. ICP wtropbotoi

Tignish Co-op Has Break

TIGNISH — It was reported

and thou had occurred at the

morning Entry was made by brealtina h

oi the contents revealed that a small amount oi taken. The Autumn detachment has the incident under investigation.

last night that a break. entry olllces ol the Tigniah Fisher-i men-ii soap plant early Sunday. an omce window. and a c colt.

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Murder Suspect Makes heap.

BOSTON (Ari—Rocco halt a. n, awaiting trial In the brutal silyinl ot a young mother and her two~yenr~itld loll. canned from South Strut .lall Sundly by lumping over a ience, police report .

Police said aalllro drool-ed your tent to the prmnd ailrr cllinbihii a bathed wlre toner. then disappeared.

nalllro wu held in the slay. 1.111 lint Feb. 2 at Mrs, Toby Wagner, :1 and her Inn, Marti, lie in charged with Ihwtlng em down in their apartment durlnn n pitched h with Do“:-

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