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CALGARY‘, Alta, July 4-40.?) -For the first time in years there were no iree soit drinks at “Nick’s" on the night Jim Inndos disap- pointed the Greek proprietor by losing the world's heavyweight wrestling title to Dan O’Mahoney. It had become an expensive tradi- tion ior Nick to pass out drinks on the house every time Jim won a bout.

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HALIFAX, July -i—(C.P.)—Stolla Walsh, Poland's great woman sprinter, knows all the answers- even 1i they sometimes are quite different. Asked by s newspapermsn how she started track. Stella said: "I used to play ball at school and they noticed I could steal bases. 'l‘hat was the beginning oi my run- ning career."

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Mcnlrsal and

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song-icy. Joy, We Are Ilres.

God Save the Bing.

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Prise ior psriect attendance don- atgd by C.W.L. awarded to mils

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Prizes ior application awarded to: Ronald Mckinnon, Cyril Bemsrd, Elphegc Bernard. I

Prize ior Christian Doctrine don-I ated by Mother superior and iner- itsd by Gerald Gavin.

Prise ior application and good conduct donated by the owl‘. and merited by Frank Arsenault. "

Prizes ior attendance donated by Mother Superior and merited by: Gerald Gavin and Joseph Myers.

Prize ior highest average 1st Division 2nd Class Boys merited by Innis McDonald.

Prize ior highest average Division II. Gerald Gavin.

Prize ior drawlnil. Omer Bernard.

Prizes ior attendance merited by, Hector McInnis and Elmer Corbett.

Prizes ior highest average in Grade IV donated by the QWL. merited by Gerard DesRoches.

In Grade III merited by Everett Richard.

In Grade II merited by Elmer Corbett.

Prise for Christian Doctrine Div. II French, meriwd by Chester Skerry.

Div. I French, Joseph Mallet.

Div. II Imslish. Chester McRae.

Prim ior French (Div. LI) Roy Gallant.

Prize ior French (Div. I) donated by LeOomite du Toncours Francis, awarded to Joseph Mallet.

Prize for drawing awarded to Cecil Oormier.

Prize ior general application and good conduct awarded to Donald Richard.

Prizes ior Chrisltan Doctrine: Grade X: Margaret Broderick. Grads IX (donated by O.W.L.) Emily Dotson. Grade vn: I..illian Bkcmv. Grads v1. Adele Richard, Glide V. Harriet Gavin, Grade IV Maw a. Gaudet. Grades I. n and III. Ashes Gaudet (Div. 1 French.)

Div. I English, equally mermd by 1 Rita Broderick, 2 Rita Gal. lant. 8 Aldins. Arscnault, 4 Bertha Bernard. drawn by Frances Gallant,

Div. II. English, Helen Harper.

Prizes i01- attendance donated by Mother Superior awarded to pupils missing not more than one day: l. Rita Cahill, 2 Hattie, Mblunis, a Winnie Mvliml-B. 4 Eleanor McInnis, 5 Edith McLeod.

Prizes ior highest fllflesate awarded to Rita Cahlll Grads 1x, Lillian Skerry Grade VII, Priscilla Gavin Grade VI, Harriet Gavin Grade V (donated by the Catholic Women's League), Antoinette Ber- nard Grade’ IV.

Prize ior progress in Latin don- ated by the Children oi Mary So- ciety awarded to Mildred Gavin.

Prise ior highest standing in Grade IX final examinations award- ed to Kathleen McDonald.

Prize ior highest standing in J.R.C. Nursing. Goldie Budsbury.

Prim ior sewing awarded to Rita McCarthy.

Prize for spelling, donated by the C.W.I.-. awarded to Irene Richard.

Prize ior drawing awarded to Celina Richard.

.Prize ior conduct awarded to Irances Gallant.

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girls, equally merited by Nm-ma Bernard, Iixilda Gaudet. IeOIair. Rita Gaudet. Cora Mcitae, drawn by Rita Gaudet.

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D Marjorie Walker, 10 Margaret Gaudet, drawn by Beatrice LeClair. Prize ior highest standing in the‘ French Class: Div. l. Irene Richard. Prize ior second highest standing

Prize (or French Bxilda Gaudet.

merited by Goldie sudsbury. Jem- etie Boudreau, Frances Gsudst, Cec-

two iollowing pupils who have com- pleted Books I and III oi the Junior Course Progressive Series oi Music:

Prizes for application to music awarded to Joan Bernard, Yvette nard, '1 Rita Gsudst, I John Gsudst, ‘Pflmmw’ "m: application w and“ awarded to Eva Bhee, Rita Cahill, (class singing.)

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Journal says editorially: .

deal to all. The Canadian Press servu the Dominion in general and

without news at all, or imagine it n with small sheets containing al-

most sxcluslvsly local news and lit- tle or nothing outside that. The whole oi our social system would

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All boys under is can have in!

The Canadian Press is an organiza- coaching.

tion earning large dividends ior shack-holders. It is nothing o! the kind. The Canadian Press makes no profits. It is fundamentally the

GOOD IN TWO SPORTS

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EXAMINATION

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newspaper iicld all benefit irons one soothers activities, and ior the

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rest, all co-opsrats- but than are “can. 1mg“ OPIQIITIIIT

no profits to be divided. Why, it ‘mm ‘ s

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papers wish to give to thslr read-

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