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.PCH Graduate Class llargest In History

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IAIRLEY CORNISII

RACHEL LYLE

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Carolyn Ann Johnson. Truro.I

MARJORIE MacARTHUR JUANITA MacDONAL‘D IRIS REID MARY SMALLMAN "ELENA SHERRY

DONIFS’TH'ATED FOWI, The turkey ts Nniit \merit'a'l only native domesticated fowl.

NS d ht f M , REPLIES T0 KHRUSHCHEV 'Pl'emier Khrushchev Japan Is the latter returns Japanese ier- Ikcda's statement was com delivered by Soviet First Deputy

Ciaéénciug Jargon T'giggugisd' TOKYO (Reutei‘SI — Premier ready to conclude a peace ritory she occupies. the Kyodo tained in a reply to a pcrsonai Premier Anastas Mikoyan dur- ' L i v - ‘ ~ - ' n' ' ‘ .' . - ' ‘ ed S rda .tl tte' f‘ the S \"N ' m'e' in a two-week visit here

from Cokhester County Acad_ Eaglkcdi~haitold Smrlet tleaty with the Store: Union__if.ne\\s agility—lepton.- Anatu_ ync it leOnl ‘ tl‘l pie 1 i“ u v r V w“w_

emy. Truro. NS, this ear .- ’ ‘

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SAVE ON SUITS, JACKETS, TROUSERS, SHIIRTS, SHOES, SPORT COATS I

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« I Mass. U.S.A., is an active mem- . I ber of Young Peoples. interest- . I —skating. swimming. softball. ’ . . n Mary Olga Smallman. Sum- “ ‘ merside.- daughter of Mrs. Lula BEVERLEY SIMMONS DONNA sworn Smallmanv attended Summer side High School. interests - s k a i i n g. reading, attending Young Peoples.

Donna Mae Smith. Springhill, N.S., daughter of Mr. and Mr: Roy Smith. attended Springhill High School, interests -— danc- ing. singing. bowling.

Fairley Winnlfred Cornish, Howlan. daughter of Mr. and

and MOM, SAVE ON BOYS' WEAR TOO. —— ‘— JU

Sherry. attended Kinkora High

333ng dietitian; mm" ‘A CA A $20» $30 BELOW GIANT SHIRT SALE

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and Mrs. Leigh Simmons. at- . Just in time for comiortahle summer wear 8 u I I S .

tended Rockland High School, . British worsted fabrics

High School, marriage l the near future.‘

The largest class in history] and Mrs. Frank MCiair. attend- Mary Ellen cmgman, sum. \iIII graduate tonight from the ed Summerside High School. acg mersjde_ daughter of Mr, anal Prince County Hospital SchoolI tive in student activities. assis- Mrs, Harry Crossman, attended' of Nursing in a ceremony being? tant editor of the year book. Summerside Elementary and held at the Civic Ausitorium. marriage in the near future. Summerside High school.

Anna Rae Douglas. Stanleyi I I

Mrs. Arthur Cornish. attended O'Leary

Harry T. Holman. president Rachel Grace Lyle. Central of the board of trustees, in ad- Lot 16. daughter of Mr. and. Bridge. daughter of Mr. a lJ‘ dition to presiding over the pro- Mrs. Wilfred Lyle. graduated Mrs. Ray Douglas. atbendedt gram will also deliver the ad- from Miscouche High School. Kenslngton High School. is Sec-I dress to the graduates and pre- interests — swimming. camp- retary 0f the Student Council 59'" the diplomats. ing and skating. marriage int this year.

Prizes will be presented by the near future. ' Mn. Marie Yvonne AllHII Mrs. Heath Strong. president of Anna Gail MacLean, CentralI Gates. Summerside, daughter the Ladies Aid of PCH and Dr. Lot 16. daughter of Mr. 3 n a! of Mr. and Mrs. Edmund L. Ar- MBI‘VIH K Clark. Kenstngtlm- Mrs. Kenneth Macbean. grad-1 senault, attendedMiscouche

Miss Margaret 'Ooliicut, RN. di- rfrom Miscouche Highi High School. is the wife of Fly- rector of nursing education will

present the pins. 0 o '

Ont. Printing Trade Unions I Dunstan‘s University will beI o r 0

the cues: speaker. The vatedtc-g Critical On Magazme Issue

By ROBERT RICE Igovernment and I'm supporting . The whites are fine count silky broadcloth Following is a- brief biogra-i OTTAWA (cpl—The federalI this (Commons) resolution." ’ phy on each of the 20 gradu-l government and two American‘ After Mr. Munro left, several . Popular short pmnt fused collar and ates: ‘

convertible cliffs

rector of nurstng. and Mrs I School, interests ~music, skat. ing Officer John Gates and has

Rev. Francis Bolger. head at

tory will be delivered by Carole

. . Many tailored by 'l'owm- Hall based magazines. Time and! delegates expres confusion

Helen Ralph. RN. associate dl- ing and dancing. ' a son. Stephen.

the history department at St

Bradshaw.

Carole Jean Bradshaw. Searle- Reader‘s Digest. were sharpin about the Sovernmem'c polt- 0 Regular. tails and slims

criticized Saturday by Ontario‘aI tlon. K . _I I d h . '19 v” ’ . , 53:111. glrztzila‘hiivmalmhgend Kin. printing trades unions. 5 “I'm Just «$500an M W . gm,” sh'r's h" "d" on“ an s or ‘ e C 1n “"5 SDFINKS "9"“ Shad“ 3"“ ml“ kora m h ' . Delegates at a two-day con-I he started.‘ Said M". Be“)! V _ _ dent acﬁviggﬂ' .12“zf..‘:;§.‘t. ference of tlhe Ontario Federa-II Whittaker. Toronto, vice - pm- Q Broad hutton down stripes and neat

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