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' - I A ' e v ' . ' ' . . i . ng”mna'applcanoa.l.JlPaaePaarIaa V I M ' eJdKM-N Ferguson. 1. Claire gfrsll Wed., July 11, I W The Page I ' ' Id N . r . Prizes for Proficiency: I.auret- TEN" "3: Ho. ,s C osing Exercises . c-Avg-21,,-,1-,-,,Gi111an,,,,, ,f,;V;:;,,c,m, W M ' Donna Campbell The closing exercises as the Guns: 11 section 1 (Miss Claire 3,,,,,"”” 33' ,',1,:,2f.f,?,'.,,-bl """ cudmon ggcntagiiiua Memorial school took u ix... . ' .Ii(oei'xaI-llgcvvellya ., a may evcning, June c semen and P is! I Illlr, tin th. High school Audltoriurs: Griham ' I c'gf:g'c"" Carl Nicholson under the direction of Mrs. lllaia Std. 5111119! Dockendorff. Helen Donnie Anatie M”'""'" smuv” Wattcrworth. the Grade a teacher. Anstie and Paulette Claw - mm: Annear 3'3”)? Anne DIIIWOIJ The audience, which filled in. aud- Prisca for Progress; v..-mm 3”. W”, 3,,,;,,,.- Kenneth Frnger ltori to capncit. was dcilght- ton. Vemon MacDonald. Robbie mun. Dewar M" Chm ed wi the exercises of the various Ballet and BI! Garnhnm. ' - Edward Dingwcll Grade 4. Hello! I. (Miss Keen- ' grad" andgthe manner in which GRAD! VII. (Mlle Elsie Worllll Arthur Fraser ll) they performed. (in orderof merit) Carl Fraser Katharine Macliachern. Marjorie The following program was en. lat, Kent Shaw mane Faguson Clark. Robert Beck (equal) ricd out, with I-Ion. Keir'1!lark, Ind. Mtrliyn Norris Gordon Ferguson 1-111 Dewlh Dlvld Film. Nob I Minister of Education as chair stain:-aifmnecriidm T Bobby JJ mt (':::wMm1n- Grail Mclierron man. Ap a : e MacLar.-,n, Freddie 0 on Grade I Exercises: "The TI'- Larry Jollnlton. Sandra Boehner. Alfred! KID Bmy PPV" tie." "Shoemaker": Dance." Harold Illckox. Christie Martin. Spence Mac-Donald Mlfefll Lllllllitll "School Days." Bobbie MacEachern'. Betty Macleod Pg-v Sincl-Jr , 3 Grad II Chorus: "Robin song," Social Studies Work Book, Ed- Dianne MacPhee rldtlll. Wctloll (Miss Jean I, "Two ttle Roses." die MacLaren. Linda Dorsey gI'cK"'Anf1)n 2 Grade 11' Exerulses:"Mgke 3.. Oral Study Presentation, Leo- Lindon Stewart "7 4" 1 lieve" "Indian ' " nard Baudrcault. Lois W8lI11Im3k9"- Bllbby B'n'"" . Children. 1 (M, A I Benlmy B k Grade IV Chorus: "Heave hot alums: lV.section2 (Miss A. l(en- Grade 3- Wm" v 5' ""9 ” I

ABOVI is a trophy donated ll! Mr, John W. Maclntyre. Attlebo- go, Maas., for the winner of the

Big Annual Lower Montague :

outboard motor competition at Lower Montague today. Mr. Mao- Intyre is a summer resident of Lower Montague.

Regatta Scheduled For Today

The Lower Montague Regatta takes place today and will fea- ture lobster boats, speed boats. swimming events, amusements of all kinds. A delicious supper and . big dance in the I sing. It promises to be an exc ing day for all who attend.

Last year the large crowd was thrilled by the close V airing of each race. A large num r of sall- ing craft are expected to like part this year and will provide a great deal of entertainment for all. There is a perfect beach for the children and lots of things to keep them amused while the parents watch the races, which can be viewed from many points along the river. The ladies have pre- paired a delicious supper for ev- eryone, consisting of ham,.chick-

en, and strawberry short-cake. Several lovely itrophys have been donated, including one by Mr. J o h n W. Maclntyre. Attleboro. Mass., who is an annual summer resident of Lower Montague. Mr. Maclntyre has always taken a very' active interest in this regatta. Last year he donated one for the free-for-all which was won by Mr. Vincent Turpel. Pictou Island, and will be in competition again this year. The trophy donated by Mr. Macintyte this year is for the out board motor class.

A lovely trophy was donated by Mr. Carl Bochner of Montague for straight dash of fishing boats. Mr. Douglas Coffin also donated a tro- phy for outboard: motor class. These trophys will be sharply com- peted for by the entrants.

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LOWER MONTAGUE Regatta today.

REGULAR WEEKLY Dance. Dixon's Barn. Friday, July 18.

WAKE TIME to attend Red cross Blood Donor Clinics at Montague on Thursday. July 19.

LOWER MONTAGUE Regatta Wednesday. July 11. Send entries to Roy Altken.

Georgetown

Couple Home

Personals F T , L -. Do aid Stewart. R.C.A.F., 0tt:wa. is Tpendlng his leave at his hm” in Mwngu" Mr. and Mia. Wald:-on Lavecs. LAC. David MacDonald, R.C. Georgetown, returned recently

I. Vancouver. B.C., is spendinz his leave in Montague, guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. D.M. MacDonald.

Miss Bernadette Baird. Weston, Mass. is the guest of her mother, Mrs. J. Mcxenna. and Mr. Mc- Keana, Montague. - I

Mr. and Mrs. Wallace MacLean, ltoneham. Mass. were recent vis- itors to Montague.

Supreme Court Sitting Opens it Georgetown

Mr. Justice Mark R. McGuigan resided at the July sitting of the inga County Supreme Court at Georgetown veetcrday. Two civil cases were presented.

The first case was Fred Nichol- son and lsabell Nicholson, plnint. Iffs, represented by J.P. Nichol- WI. and defendants Frederick Merrill Acorn and Hugh Edward Mas.-Phee. represented by .12. Trainer and Gil. Foster. The case arose from personal injuries aus- talned from in motor accident. The case will be heard at Charlotte- town on Sept. 17.

The second case was that of Raymond Mclfeemaa plaintiff. re- presented by J.O.C. Campbell, 0. C. vs. Traders general insurance. represented by JP. Nicholson, an lotion on an insurance policy. The 99"! .ur.v is called for 11 a. m. Wily It ,Georgetown.

FIRST URANIUM A an

Germ Kl-broth. first identified Uranium

In ITNI the achym mines of gohcsniaf 0' uh.

I IORANGE '.

CELEBRATION

from a trip to Montreal and Ot- tawa. While in Montreal they were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Em- met Smith. Mrs. Smith was for merly Mary Fitzgerald, of George- town. In Ottawa they stayed with Mr. - d Mrs. Jack Hemstock. Mrs. Hemstock was formerly Kather- ine Maclfinnon, a cousin of Mr. Lavers'.

While in Ottawa Mr. and Mrs. Lavers attended the graduation or passing out parade of their son, Coast. John W. Levers, R.C.M.P.. which was held at the R.C.M.P. training depot at Rockcllffe on Fri- day. June 29th. They were quite impressed with the precision drill and the physical t ' ' ., demon- stratlon. Following the exercises there was a reception held in the R.C.M.P. barracks for the im- mediate relatives and friends of those taking part in the parade.

NORTH

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My Laddie," "Oh Dear! What can the matter be."

Tap Dance, Sandra Llewellyn. l-llftifion Clark, Florence MacDon-

Grade VII "Mac Namarra'a Band," with Gwen Phillipa and Barry White, soloists. - Group Chorus Grades V, VI, VII. "Juanita. ”Mv Bonnie Lassie."

The Queen. PRIZE LIST

First Prize, Grade I, Sandy Beck, George Inman, John Bulli- van (equal)

GRADE ll section 2 (Min C. be Lorey)

lst Prize. Jean MacLeod

2nd Prize, Fraser Inman

3rd prize. Sandy llllchey

Prize for Application. Kenneth Campbell. Joan Coffin. Claude Graham. -

Improvement, Gary Stewart;

Improvement, Sheldon MacPhee

Drawing, Francis Lannigan;

Drawing, Marlene MacGowan.

Progress. Jas ,Bue1l;

DNWIIIE. Ronald Jamieson;

AGRICULTURAL

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them. Meryllyn MacDonald. lec- retary- Treasurer.

Bedeque 4-a Calf Club met on June 26th at the home of Walter Craig's, Middleton, the president, Gerald Green, in the chair. Roll call was fourteen member. and four visitors were present.

Correspondence from the do partmcnt of Agriculture was read by the Club Leader, Mr. Wilbert Wright. and considerable discus- sion arose regardlng such.

It was moved and seconded that the next regular meeting be held at the home of Melbourne Wright, Missleton. Motion carried. Also that the next judging class he at Edwin Lord's on Monday, July 9. A ”t-- was , i i T C0lr slstlng of Mary Mccardle, Billy Craig and Gerald Green to look into the feasibility of a show and a fudge sale to be held in the very near future.

One of the highlights of the even- ing was the showing of two flhna by Mr. Allan Palmer. Prince Coun- ty Agricultural Representative. Following this the third of four monthly tests war. written. On completion of the tests a lunch was served by Mrs. Craig assist- ed by her daughter. after which a) vote of thanks was moved by James Mccardle. Mary Mccardla. Secretary.

NOTICE

All arrears due Mt. Stew- art School lf not paid by July 31 will be handed in for collection. By order of trustees.

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THE GREATEST GALS . . . INTHE

GREATEST MUSICAL OF 'EM ALL . .. . Gentlemen . . . hold on to your hats! Ladies . . . hold

on to your gentlemen! Here come those "two little girls from Little Rock" singing, dancing, nomanct II .

My '1'. . the diamond-studded way from Naughty New Yo to i

A Gay Paree! NORTH RIVIR . RRIR

Parade: 2:30 pm. .

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lat prize, Katherine MacEachern

2nd prize, Robert Beck and Mar'- jorlc Clark (equal)

Prizes for Application: Norman Martin, David Fraser, Greta Mc- Her-ron. Spelling, Billy Power;

Progress. Marietta Lannigan.

GRADE TV, section 1 (Miss Jean

Maelienxlel.

lat prize. Bill' Nelson

Ind. Gladys Larkin, Roger Clair

Prizes for improvement, Mal- colm MacGow.an. Wayne Lannigan (equal)

Prizes for Progress, Sandra Ste- wart, Bobby Ballum, Kimbal Nich- olson, Sandy Johnston.

Prizes for Application, Raymond MacDonald, Lora Ann MacPhee. GRADE V

lat Prize. Marion Clark, Lorne Cudmore (equal)

Prise, Helen MacDonald. Phyl- lis Nicholson (equal) '

Prise, Peggy Fraser.

Application. Larry Lannigan. Velda Fraser. Sandra Llewellyn, Florence MacDonald. Brian Mac- Lure.

', ' ' Prize for writing, Earl

Poole.

Miss lluth Maclienzie, teacher GRADE VI

lat Prize, Wendy Johnson, AI- vln Ballum (equal).

Prlne, Myrna Beck and Barry Norris (equal).

Prize, Ada MacLeod and Jackie Dockcndorff (equal)

Special Prise for Proficiency do- nated by the "Catholic women's League" Donald Mccsrron.

Special Prize for "Art" donated by The Catholic Women's League". Glen Docherty.

Special Prize for Application, Heather King, Larry Fraser.

Specail Prize for Improvement. Merrill Scott.

GRADE VII (Miss Minnie Donald)

lst.Prlze, Sandra Bell, Janet Campbell (equal).

Prise, Beatrice Power, Kather- ine Sorrey (equal).

Mac-

Keenan) in molar of Merit. Jean MacL-sod Fraser Inman Sandy Hilchcy Kenneth Campbell Joan Coffin James Buell Claude Graham Francis I.anniS8n- (equal) I Sheldon MacPnee Marlene Macflowan. passed. Grade 2 sr. (Miss Claire Delor-

ey) .

Helen Anstle

Robbie Balser

Sidney Beck

Vernon Beaun

Barrie Campbell

Gcncva Carpenter

Paulette Clow

Shirley Dockendorff

Vicki French

Paul Graham

Ray Garnhnm

Carol Johnston

Noreen Kennedy

Keith King

Bety Jean Lannigan

Geraldine Lannigan

Eugene MacDonald

Vernon MacDonald

Roger MacDougall

Windsor Macbougall

Gall Mc-Keeman Barbara Nelson Vera Nicholson Glenda Peardon Norma Jean lleld Barbara Ann Shaw Dale Stewart

Grade 3 (Mrs.

worth)

Kent Shaw Marilyn Norris Jock Beck

Larry Johnston Eddie MacLar--ii. Sandra Boeh- ner (cqual)

Harold Hickix

Christine Martin

Bobby Macllachcrn

Sharon Buell

Leonard Boidrcault

Kenneth Matlneson

Ernest Campbell

Kenneth King

Dianne Gillis

Gary Stewart

Elsie Waiter-

Prlse, Gwennle Clark.

Lorraine Matheson

CAPITOL TODAY

SHOWS 2:30-7-9 - MATINEE 25c & 50c; EVE. 75c

COMING THUR. and FRI.

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Avery Blaxland Brent Campbell Roger Clair Kennetr Dochnrty Pauline Ferguson Ralph Fraser Wesley Fras-r Sandra Hoolsy Sandy Johnston Carol Kennedy Ethel Kerr

Wayne Lannigan Gladys Larldn Kenneth MacDonald Lyn MacDonald Raymond MacDonald Leona MacDou1.:al Anne McGillvrr.y Malcolm Mar-Gowan Lora Ann MacPhee Bill Nelson

Kimbal Nlccolson Bill Peardon Sandra Stewart Wayne Stewart ' Harry Vuozzo

Grade 5 (Mls- Ruth Maclienzic)

Peter Benton

John Clarey

Marion Clark Lome Cudinore Elaine Dochcrty Peggy Fraser Velda Fraser

Glen Hughes Larry Lannlgan Nell Lannlgan John Lakin Richard Llewellyn Sandra Llewelln. Florence MacDonald Helen MacDonald Teddy McEwen Peggy MacLeod Brian MacLu.:e Phyllis Nicholson Earl Poole

Shirley Stewart Kennie Stewart PASS LIST

Donald Hennlgar Jimmy Larldd I Kennie Peardou Douglas Vuozno Grade 6 (Mrs. M.D. Mar.-Donald) Alvin Ballum David Balser Myrna Beck

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BP Photo

Mary Brennir-k Wendy Johnston

Ian Campbell Heather King John Clair Marie Lannign-1 Paul Collins Donald McCarron . Richard Collins Harry MacDonald Alan Dochertv Ada MacLe3d Jackie Dockendorff Clinton Nicholson Blaine Fraser Barry Norris Larry Fraser Melburne Riley

Harry Garnaum Dan MacKeuzie

IASHMIIP DISPUTE 1'0 UN

PARIS (Reuters)-Prime Min- inlster Chaud' I Mohammad All of Pakistan said Tuesday his gov- ernment will take its dispute with India over Kashmir Nations Security Council. The pre- mier arrived here for a threeday official visit.

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