JULY 14, 1953 Souris Scliool closing l-leltl Recently
rclosing exercises of Souris High 9.-uonl were held in St. Mary's Pzizisli Hall on Julie 29. Mr. J. J. yiat-Doiiald, chairman of the trus- wits presided.
M the close of the program Msgi: Murphy congratulated teach-
p-; and pupils on a splendid year's '
it Accompanists for the even- :l'.'J, were Helen Marie Maccormack, leliiieitt: Peters and Joseph Gal-
tlllli.
The following prizes and certi- t.t-ates were presented by the Prin- rigial. E. James MacDonald assist- .rl by the vice-Prinrupal, Miss An- :.'.e' Rose and Eva Jarvis:-
Grade X tioieriior Grneral's medal re- mrved for pupil iiith highest
standing in Grade K; highest av- vziige in Grade X, donated by C. W 1., Norma White.
Highest average in Grade X. do- tinted by Rev. J. A. Murphy. Reagh r...iS.
Highest average in Grade X. do- '.tiiP(i by H. L. Fouchere, Desmond tliillally.
Second highest in Gratin X. do- -med by M. J MacQuaid. Urban iiiwvlcii.
liiglies: in Arithmetic. Grade K. titlllaiefi by Eastern Packing Co.. Paul MacDonald. .
lligliest in Arithmetic Grade X. lanated by Eastern Packing Co.. i" Peters,
Hioliest in Geograpliy, Grade X. miiated by Ray Li1l1'(i. Rchgh Ellis.
llicliest in Geography, Grade K.
iil:l8'F(i by Ray Laird. Desmond Xltillally. I llizliest. average ill French. do-1 iivetl by Mrs. Reg MacDonald, lcaii M;icAula5. Highest average in French. do- :i;uc(i by Mrs. Reg. MacDonald.
Joanzie M:icAulay.
liigliest average in (Jompositioii.
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donated by Roy Crockett, Desmond Mullally.
Highest average in Literature. donated by Roy Crockett, Norma White.
Highest average in Geometry. do- nated by Mrs. John Creamer, Jean MacAulay.
Highest average in Geometry, do- nated by Mrs. John Creamer, Ur- ban I-lowlett.
Highest average in Grammar, donated by Mrs. J. J. MacDonald, Urban Hewlett.
Prize for progress in Grade X, donated by Father Murnagiiaii, Gerald MacAuiay.
Prize for asidiiity. Grade X, do- nated by the J. J. Hughes Co.. Wiiiiiifrcd Deagle. -
Prize for progress. Grade X. do- nated by Mrs. Roy White, David Loiigapliie.
Prize for prrfecl. attendance, Paul MacDonald and Reagh Ellis.
Grade K Certificates
1. Norma White. Reagh Ellis. Desmond Mullally; 2. Urban How- lett; 3. Jean MacAulay, Joanne MacAula,v: 4. Gerald MacAulay; 5. Art Peters: 6. Winiiifred Dciagle. David Longaphee; '1. Leonard Mac- Cormack; 8. Melvin Paquet.
Grade IX Certificates
Jeanette Peters, John Clinton, Romeo Gallant. James MacDonald. Henry Paquet. Frankie Macliitosh, William MacDonald, Claude Cream- er. Mary MacLean. Melvin Paquet.
Grade IX Prize List
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1. Highest average. donated by Home and School. Jcaiieitc Pet- ers.
second highest. average. donated by Home and School, Jolni Clin- ton.
Higlicsi average iii Eiiglisli, do- nated by Home 'and School. John
Cilllloii Highest tdoiiated by Phyllis Morrison. John
Clinton.
Highest average in Geometry. ldonated by the J. J. Hughes Co.. .R0lll(lD Gallant.
I Prize tor Geography and History, donated by J. J. I-lughcs Co., Jim MacDoiiald.
Highest. average in French, do- nated by Phyllis Morrison, Jeaii- ette Peters.
Highest average in Freiicli. do- nated by Abdin Howictl, Romeo lGal'.:int.,
Prize for Ilistory. donated by
Abdin Hoiilett. Henry Paquet. Highest average in Spelling. do-
nated by Souris Home and School,
Mary MacLcan.
Highest average in Aii1Pi.)l'il. do- nated by the J. J. Hughes Co..
tdcanette Peters.
Prize for progress. Fa.thc:' Muriiaghan. Claude cream- or.
Grade VIII
Certificates in order of merit: Pat Wood, Beryl Bernard, Ila Mac- Donald. Claude Peters. James Mac- Donald. David MacDonald. Edward
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Lutz, Robert Acorn, Richard Mul- lally. Clifford Cheverie. Joseph Gallant, James Macintosh.
Grade V11
Irene Creamer. Wendell MacLar- en, Merrill La Brech. Violet Poole, David Paquet, Ralph Doucette. Eugene Dugas. Francis Poole, Clement Gallant. Kenneth 0'Ha.n- ley. Beverley Morrow. Cyril Gal- lant. Teddy Roach. John MacDon- a.ld. Grade VIII
Prize donated by Souris Home and School, Pat Wood. for highest standing. .
Prize donated by Souris Legion. Claude Peters, for second highest standing.
Prize donated by Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mullally. Pat Wood. for high- est. in Achievement Tests.
Prize donated by Mrs. J.J. Mac-
Donald. Beryl Bcrnard for third highest. Prize donated by Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Mullally. Beryl Bernard for
second highest standing in Ach- ievement Tests. Prize donated by Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Mullally. Pat Wood for per- fect attendance.
Prize donated by Mrs. Annie Byrne, Richard Mullaily for per- fect attendance.
Prize donated by Mrs. Byrne. Ila MacDonald for riess. g
Priz-V, donated by Mr. and Mrs. William Acorn. Ida MacDonald for "writing.
Prize donated by H. L. Fouchere, Joseph Gallant for interest in wor
Prize donated by Mr. and Mrs. D. Arthur MacDonald, Edward Lutz for class spirit and co-operation.
Prize donated by Mrs. Jack MacLean, Richard Mullally for im- provement.
Prize donated by Souris Home and School. Irene Creamer for higliest in Grade VII.
Prize donated by Souris C.W.L., Wendell MacLaren for 2nd highest.
Prize donated by Mrs. Frank Paquet. Merrill Lza Brech for 3rd highest standing.
Prize donated by Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Acorn, Merrill La Brech for writing.
Prize donated by Mr.
Annie neat-
and Mrs.
Ralph Doucette for Grammar. Prize donated by Ray Laird. Bev- erley Morrow for improvement.
Grade 6 Certificates tin order of merit)
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Neville Creamer tequali. Cheverie; Birt Paquet. Paul Paquct
Prize for the and June exams donated by Souris Home and School. Douglas White.
Second highest average, donated by Souris Snack Bar. Johnny La Bresh.
Third liiglicst average. donated by the Eastern Packing Co.. Mel- vin Walsh.
Second highest average in the June exams, donated by Mrs. Roy White. Bonny McLean.
Attendance prize donated by Mrs. Frank McIntosh, to Leo Paquet.
Dcportment prize donated by
Mrs. Reginald MacDonald, Terry Wood. Prize for Constant Ap.plica.tion
donated by Mrs. John R. McLean. John MacDonald.
Prize for neatiiess and applica- tion donated by Mrs. Frank Pao- uet. to Eva Jarvis.
Prize for highest average in His. tory donated by a friend, Freddy Roach.
Second highest average in His- tory tequally merited), donated by Mrs. John Malone. Bonny McLean.
Donated by Mrs. Annie Byrnes, John MacDonald.
Donated by a friend, Johnny La Bi'&Sh. .
Prize for highest. average in Na- ture tequally meritedi. donated by
Mrs. John J. Creamer, Douglas White; donated by the Souris C.W.l.., Neville Creamer.
First prise for Courtesy and Class Spirit. donated by Mrs. Reginald
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East Berlin's Workers Continue loafers'Erike
By TOM REEDY
BERLIN (AP) v East Berlin's sullen workers continued their loafers' strike Thursday iiilfi West Berlin mayor Ernst Reutei de- clared the grassroots rebell;on eventually unuid liberate all East Germany from the Reds.
The sit-dnwii and slow-douii tactics by tlipiisands of noi'ker.s has forced the Riissiaiistnlifttliei armed barricades along the (-1. . East-West border and Wes'.i'ii: newspaper men got their first neck into the Eastern sector since Rus- sian tanks broke the June 27 re- volt.
At the Stalin ailee liviiisiinc ltl'"" ject, where. the iipiis.i'.iz started, as many workers were inallllt; a.- were lianiniering and 1)i.l5le"llllQ "Theyire still on a slow down," said a yoiiih. , lg
Reports filtering; will of ma! East Berlin fat:toi'ies said thous- ands were dl'aggill'2, i.l' .. iii:ii:.iig only a pretence of work. They liarl gone on tliczy sii-zitzun w.tli rho lifting of travel restrlrtioixs nt'i'o-S the sector border;-, as their Nond- arv demand.
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Their priinary deniaitrl w.s the release of the lil0liSLil s of tlieiri COmI'ild9.R arrested in the Jiiize rp- iising. Apparently tlict were Int
satisfied that the east German cvs- ernment was telling tlintriit!i.uEiei1 it declared last i: l Iliat the Ril'l'.'I(i)' had been
”great iiiajority” freed.
iri Ariilimetir. doi:a'cd McLean. Errol
Progress by Mis. John R. Cheverie.
Word Recognitioii in Grade I donated by the Horne and S-.-lintii Association, eqiialh iiicrifed by John lVlacCoi'ni-ark and llicl:ar(l Meurant.
of glass. each six inches
pity. Bushev.
Second prize for strenuous effort Peters.
Grade 5 Certificates (in order of merit)
tequali; Tommy Mallard; Terry Vernoii MacPhce. Andy McIn- , I .y y wand. Brendon Nfuyphyl Marion tosh, Janis White. Paul Mat:Pliee. Secmm h'gh”5' 5"'”m” Glade 'MCLm-C”, Aynbyosc Malone. Leg Kenneth Maclniiis, Teddy Camp- l”ied5”3"hd 1;) limit Mlm” '1' Paqurt. Dorothy Creamer. Eubie bell. Billy McLm'cii. Roger Walker. , uil ' .0 ” 3” '. .. d M311-3,-d Em, Bushgy, Claude Mac. David Toivnslieiid. Eric Paqnr-t,Biil rm” mgmsi SLa”dm9' G” C Dcnam f Towiishend. Joseph MacPhee. 111- Wesfmed by Rel” Fame”
' Murnaghan, Marilyn Burke.
and; 5 1-rm, L5,; - I'rl1.c List Class conduct and politeness,
Prize for School, Vernon MacPhee.
Second highest average. donated by the Souris Legion, Andy McIii- tosh.
Third liighest. averaze. donated by Mrs. Andrew Mclntosh, Janis White.
Second highest, average. donated by Mrs. Annie Byrnes, Andy McIii- tosh.
Prize for Attciidaiice donated by Mrs. Adrian Mcliinis, Andy McIii-
tosh.
Prize for Constant Application donated by Mrs. Roy White. Billy McLaren.
Prize for the highest average in History tequnlly merited: donated by Phyllis Morrison. Kenneth Mc- Innis and Andy Mclntosh.
Prize for Application and Court- csy donated by Mrs. Cecily Mur- phy. Jarvis White.
First prize for Courtesy and Class Spirit. donated by Mrs. Felix MacPhee. David Towiishend. Second print for Courtesy and Class Spirit, donated by Mrs. Cec- ily Murpliy, Teddy Campbell.
Third prize for Courtesy and Class Spirit, donated by Mrs. An- nie Byrnes, Paul MacPhee.
Grade IV ('erllflrateii (In order of merit)
Bernard Clinton. Billie Ford it'qU31'; George Walsh. Joseph Pierce teqiial: Albiii Clieverie; Lynuood Chcierie, Johnnie Mac- Leaii tr-qualv; David Conway, Her- bert MacDonald. Ariiold' MacLel- lnii tequtillz Peter MacDonald; Preston MacDonald; Clarence Ma. lone; Leslie MacDonald; Robert Roach.
Prize Lint
Prciiiitim for liiglit-st stnnriiiig Grade IV, presented by Souris C. W. L., Bernard Clinton.
Premium for highest standing. Grade IV, presented by Mr. I-LL. Fouchere, Billie Ford.
Premium for Second highest standing Grade IV. presented by Souris branch of Canadian Legion, Joseph Pierce. J
Premium for second highest standing Grade IV. presented by Souris Home and School, George Walsh.
Third highest. standing Grade IV. presented by Msgr. J. A. Murphy, Albin Cheverle.
Attendance. presented by. Mr. Ray Lenrd. Herbie MacDonald. Language, presented by the Smir- is.I-fome and School. David Cori- nay.
Arithmetic, presented by J. J. Hughes Co.. Cari Peters.
Spelling. presented by Eastern Packliig Co. Johniilc MaeLca.n. Punctuality, presented by J. J. Hughes Co.. Peter -MacDonald. Neatness. presented by Souris Home and School. Arnold MacLel- ian.
Effort, presented by Souris Home and School. Robert. Roach. Manual Training, presented by the teaclicr. Bernard Clinton. Clar- ence Malone, Preston MacDonald. Grade III
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Grade II! certificates are award-
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Class Spirit, donated by Mrs. Reg- inald MacDonald. Brendon Mur-
First przze for strenuous effort.- donated by the Souris C.W.L, Birt
donated by Mrs. Roy White. Noclla i
the highest. average, donated by the Souris Home and
iicatness. - - each Df1il9,plilllS making the pic- Pi'i'z.c donated by Mr. M. J. Mac-imlmemn Church 1? Jackie,” Ml: Wtiire appeaf to have depth. Rev. Quain. Eugene Dug-as for class : Tf” ll'l”d”W a”p"”5 1? be m mm" and Mrs. Wade H. Kooiis are s-hown spirit and co-operation. tdlm9”5l0"5- b9C3U59 W has fl"-".iiispecting the uiiidow. Prize donated by the Eastern Packing Co.. John MacDonald for pmgl-(.55. MacDonald, Anne Gillespie. led to the following pupils tin or- Prize donated by Mrs. Leo Roach, Second prize for Courtesy andider of mcrili: Ronald Gallant.
John Paquet, Marilyn Burke, Earl Acorn. James Paquet icquali.Char- les Whitty. Clifford Ford tequali; William Madore; Rcmrgius Grant, Earl Walsh Iequali; SyivanusMac- Donald; Br-vnrly La Brcrli; Joseph I La PlPl'l't”: Clnuri Paqurt; Lillian Toiinsliciiti. Prize List.
Highest standing Grade Ill. pre- sented by Souris Home and School. Ronald Gallant.
presented by Mrs. John J. Mac- Donald. Lilli-an 'l'ownshend.
Attendance, presented by Souris branch of Canadian Legion, Char- les Whitty.
Neatiicss, presented by Souris Home and School, Earl Walsh. Writing. preseiited by Souris Home and School. Wayne Paquat. Spelling. presented by Mrs. John R. MacLcan, Earl Acorn. Arithmetic, presented by Eastern Packing Co.. Clifford Ford. Language, presented by Mrs. John R. MacLean. James Paquct. Progress, presented by a. friend. Anslem MacDonald. ' Class Spirit, presented by Mrs. Fee Roach. Remegius Grant. Application, presented by teacher, Beverly La Brecli.
(terilficate Winners (order of merit)
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Grade II: Fraiikie MacCoi'inack and Donald While: Weston Mc- Phee and Mark Gallant; Gerald Clinton. Hilary Clioverie and Al- lred 1”rasei'; Joseph MacDonald. Robert Young and Barbara McLar- eii: Bobbie Pierce and James Mac- ,Donald. Errol Chevcrir and Paul Macliinis; Freda Mossman, Donald Doucette and Lawrence Biniis; iRudolph Fouchere and CaliillChev- :0l'lP: Alan Stewart anti James lM:i(tliilyrc: Ronnie Dotivrlte; Ron- iald Chevcrie: Louis Carter.
Grade 1: Roy McLaren and Bil- lie Scott; Earl McDonald: John Maccorniiick; Gail Mossmaii; Hen. ry L'iii'ter; Ai'!lt Biri; lliiine Ellis; Peter Maclntyre and Richard Meu- rant.
Prlze List Grade: I in II
Highest staiitling in Grade II, donated by Mr. Melvin J. Mar- Quaid. equally inerited by Frankie Maccurmack and Donald White.
Second highest standing in Grade II. donated by J. J. Hughes Co.. Weston McPhec and Mark Gallant.
Third highest standing in Grade II. donated by the Eastern Packing
Co.. equally merited by Gerald Clinton. Hilary Chcveric and Al- fred Fraser.
Highest standing in Grade I. do- nated by the Horne and School Art- soclation, equally merited by Ray McLareii and Billie Scott.
Prize for second highest standing in Grade I, donated by the C.W.L., equally merited by Earl MacDon- ald. John Mnccormack and Gail Mossman.
Third highest. standing in Grade I. donated by the Legion. awarded in Henry Carter
Prize iur writing in Grade IL donated by Mrs. John R. Macbeaii. awarded to Joseph MacDonald.
Spelling. Gmoe II. donated by Mrs, Ted Ellis. Barbara McLaren.
Progress in Grade II. donated by the Home and School Association equally merited by Rudolph Pouch- ere. Ronald Cheverlc and Alan
Writing. Grade I. tionated by the lC.W.L.. Peter Miaclntvre ' Progress in Gracie I. donated by iMrs. J. D. Maclniyrc, Hume Ellis.
Highest standing ill Grads: III3. donated by teacher. Richard Llilui and Johnnie MacPhee.
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June inceting of the New (Elas- gow W.M.S. met at the hoinc of Mrs. Murray Orr with the presi- dent in the chair. Mrs. Gough Led the worship service.
Roll call was aiisuerrid by nine members. five associate iiicinbcits and two visitors by repeating a
verse of Scripture beginning uitii the word I.
There were 33 calls made in homes. five bouquets giicn to shut-
ins Mrs. Chalmers Laird ZPii(i a poem called ”A Fririully ll " Prayrr by Rev. Mr. Gtiuzili. Mrs Gough gave an interesting tail: on the rally in Brcadalbanc. Mix Chalmers Laird invited the mem- bers to her home ln:' the July meeting when the leader will or- Mrs, Davis Moi7att; itillt'il. Mrs.
Blair Andrew and Mrs. Millar Oi 1': missioiiary prayer. Mrs. Millar O: r: heralds. Mrs. R. W. Steveiisuii a:.tl
Mrs. Warlield Orr. Roll call lliil be the letter '1'.
The meeting uzis tollriucrl by calling on Rev. anti Iilrs. Goziali and on their behalf ieadiiiiz an
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Noatness in Grade II, donated by the C.W.L., Freda Mo.-siiiaii.
Neatness in Grade I, donated byi the J. J. Hughes Co.. Alan Birt. y
School Spirit, donated by the. Eastern Packing Co.. Paul Macin- nis.
Depoi-tment. donated by Mr. Mel- vin J. MacQuaid, Mark Gallant.
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