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population. it this period a phy-| | Bical education competition was organized for rural schools and| In addition to the physical ,|@ total of $735 in prize money) education ee rane’ was made av. this com-| for rural schools, new classifi- petition. So aeae were clas-| cations for competition in both | as possible and conduct some sified according to size and the! girls and bovs basketball and winning sebools were Tignish,| hockey were established with .| Kensington, Sherwood, Park-| the result that 11 of the 12 sen- dale, St. Teresa’s and Murray! ior and regional high schools were entered in hockey compe-

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are highly competitive affairs, successful,’ at the present time gnd much well, “leadership training, Sones is being evidenced in angry for volunteer workers ‘the| them. | im the program, is imperative.” competition, ICE MEETS | It was fo#@Mis reason stated schools were’ ‘Mr. ' Boswell’s division also the provincial physical fitness and sur- promoted and staged the annua! director that considerable bud- ms and facilities. county and provincial ice meets. get was used to improve leader- reported that a The highlight of the provincial ship in all phases of the pro- schools were get-together was the visit of gram throughout the province. in organiz-| Maurice ‘Rocket’ Richard, for| A record namber of 15 clinics, education pro-, mer great of the Montreal Cana- provincial and regional for | diens. Professional preparation coaches, officials and players in were made in im the field of physical educa- football, hockey, basketball, track and | tion was encouraged and bur. baseball and track and field . After consultation saries were made available by were sponsored and conducted with department and other | the division for this purpose. by the division throughout the

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Through t h e efforts of community - minded citizens and organizations with sound, sensible ideas {or growth and development, the Town of Summerside issteadily growing in popularity as a wonderful place in which to live. The past years have been good to the community... and with faith in the future, and in the citizens of this Island town, we are confident that the years to come will truly be the years of progress.

chief instructors were and other : ee verge Two coi versity of} ts during the Brunswick, William We] ee we uaeen and assistant director of phy-) conducted by the division. They education for New Bruns were the Maritime Senior ‘c’ a Fultz, referee-in-| pasketball championships and open Prince Edward Island Frank Udvari. NHL re-| Track and Field championships, Rol Mr. Boswell is mighty opti- mistic about the days ahead. H Canham, head track coach sees much greater interest a the university of Michigan. | ing wable assistance was given and this interest. he maintains, educators and) wijj reflect in the manner in

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Your Council Members are Proud |

to be of service to this community

With faith in our community, we look. forward to the year 1962 as being one of progress and develop- ment ... for the betterment of Sum- merside and all its citizens.

The TOWN of SUMME

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“Helping The Island on The Path of Progress”

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