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Scholarships Association held at Dunstan's President @Mrs es of Miscouche $4,300 had been given scholarships during year to Catholie girls of Prince Edward | Dunstan's—University

arships available to girls were also discussed Despite all this aid it was noted that many gdiris did not get a scholarship or bur- sary and still needed help and encouragement ‘It was decided to apply the money received by by the Association to this stil! needy fogs gnd

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‘ jereup BF granting scholarships tn th 45 ner cent Roard Examinations an one .ailure e vith over r no at her , 2 The Guardian, Charlottetown,. Fri. July 8, 1966. s°™ : vee - ppleations.for oan <6 4 . ntinnue for ff é 7 bad giris tn ¢ Me mn n ’ Pr es eats : Cigna Ractins Se Scholarship years of liversity work and pic: I : that there s a cont ed and Scere Lcasdonieniarnmtna even-grawing need tat scholar ae OF: Wor a offered te fa ‘ s eT Assoc. Meets | stir ini mursices the recon roe be oy gs mo e At Fas at th ie ch of scholarships and bursaries— a ae . : a meeting © e Board of , Dunstan's ‘University way | DGNWuals « ” ehaleteehea to f th hol iris’ | ery sin ssfy : Directors of the Catholic Girls otity: iatdsel ied acheli” vear

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the Jargest amount granted +0 far inwany one year by the Ae 4. : _Sociation. All eligible applicants ° T H E A I R E ; with over 65 per cent in Mart: time Board Examinations or in Giersity _wark who were not M N receiving another — scholarship aa ea were given a scholarship Friday 9 p.m The federal Inan to students Saturday_§-and 1° p.m. 3 | Was praised as a hig help hut Matinee Sat. 3:30 ‘ it was felt that this was not Regular Admission enough enticement: for- some “WHAT'S NEW PUSSYCAT?" € olar Peter Sellars -Weter O'Toole - Eurula Andress —_— WORTH’ S See beautiful girls - Mad chase through French country ’ ‘ neers PHARMACY Fast moving comedy. Adults will rear _Come, have fun. GENTLEMAN FARMERS é QUALITY DRUGS Coming Monday -_Tuesdey,Juty—H- 12. “ADAM and FVE”. ‘Twa dashl " pentie Weativeis feel mart ‘ hich followed ¢ h ‘Education by eo Restricted. Adults only. No matinee Tuesday. July 12th. wo dashing _ young tle- mer Festiva irst perform. reception which followe e s men,,eh what? Would you be- ance of The Ottawa Man? reception were (FROM ° J & H Ww rth a a ee eae we lene’! pees RS. lieve’_they. mere transformed Audience approval of their LEFT)- Grant Robinson (0 Committee - & &. . Wo . our ¢ coke last evening into overali-clad, absurd antics was apparent at Rourke). Mrs. Ronald Storev. 1914. Reg. Pharm. Last week's winners: (Raymond MacDonald, $10, Cardigan); straw-hatted, “head scratch. curtain call Caught -by the ea-~ Mrs Roger Craig and Douglas : ; Free Delivery and Mafl (Robert MacDonald. Georgetown, $19); (Paul Deschrochet _ ing farmer types for the Sum- ‘mera during the — Room.. Chamberlain (0 Reill, — Meets Here . Service. $10, Montague); (Freddy Buell, Ch'town, $10); (Brian Pear- i 8 SS BH Ma — ee Bini sine: 142 Prince St. Phone 43424 don, $10, Montague); (Wayne Llewellyn, Georgetown, $10) pe SS diene —h-+—-Meetsne—sasterdax —seith— re. #9 _Years_ia_Dusinese— [i _Alse 4 cartons coke. —_ | 4i presentatives of each depart _ aa — = i ther! o education in the At- § Mo call Regional i a lant Provinces was a sub | committee appointed by — the ministers of eaeducahon Mscus } Ss h | Tt sed were problems concerning - j ediuwational finance and statis f fe Schoo Commén cemen Steer aetna ae tne ontederation held in the P El. Department af Marion Coffin. daughter-of Mr clade on hehalf of the gradu-.Drake. Charlene Macintyre, Education Office and will bey _ Centre and Mrs James Coffin, Traca- ates to their parents. teachers, Sheila Kelly. Marv MacInnix. Co” 'vded Fridax die Cross,—was awarded the and trustees Miss Larkin has Dale Perry, Reggie Phelan. Dan committee has. previously | ;Trustees Prize for highest ag- been awarded scholarship to at-/ny Carmichael. Catherine Cur. et ''h representatives af de oF grecate in the graduating class+tend St. Dunstan's University. |ran, Larry MeGuire. Anne Mac. Partments of education in West | at the fifth annual commence- | She -alsn. received a prize for Innis, Barbara Ann MacDonala, *™" Canada Rt hoped a co h : jment exercises held recently at the graduating student who con-/ Lillian MacDonald. Murray tain seme degree af uniformity c ar ottetown Summer | Morel! Regional High School tributed most to public speaking Green, Wallie Dingwell. Marre!. os provinces — of Canada Lo = ; bins} Hila, an al Mr. and and debating ila Barry. Anne. King, Noreen : th regard te educational prob- ww F sti x| Mrs Frank ‘Dunn, .Morell, de'i John MacDonald. chairman af Gillan, Patricia Hogan. Wanda an oe . : is e iva vered the salutatory and wel- the village commissioners, and Sutherland. Brenda Gillis aannars oon ot ae pimttee—ine hide ——Jean—Lessard. —- —— = - = jcomed all present on hehalf ot Rev. Francis Ledwell both ex } Si Quebec. Bert Resveck, Winni i 4 the graduating clase Cletus re. Dressed words of congratulations GRADE TEN (Certificates) : ; pact Prese " ceived the Trust Pri for and best wishes tn. the gradu- Eileen Martin. Mary Mae. Bes: CW Smith. Nelifex. end second hichest os sading je Grade |ates. The school choi Swain, Naney Hogan. Barry Floyd Wilson. Torante n anding in Grade | 4°¢ school choir under the a Representatives of the ed: direction of J. A, Clark added MarNonald David MacSwain ae = , bi oo sient ‘whe coviribted mont tn tthe. evening's envment_ ty Mars, Marruom,, Amn, Mactan. Se peorincen ae Romsid, Cr € Lontedera ion enire ' hoir student, gover nt tr Singing several fine selections 4! avid acKay, Danny Me peed | Li pees nee nog Soe oie GRADE TWEE Pre rewag—-Carthy.._Shirlev Connolly. ied rk ree ae ae aaa <4 2 — a same time achieved high aca Barbara Ann Anderson, Mar_/tia MacDonald, Carn! Ann Mae Raiiond WA. J. Sabi. ed S | ide wininiiteds ; Baldwin) Judy Caitns. Mar Intvre, Pan! WacAdam pated H ld. Landr: Chariottatn In ‘oncert The—add jon Coffin, Theresa Dougan, | Larkin. Laurena Phelan. Sheil oe ~ aie a o ress te the graduates — oan 1Martin. Guy C ron. 1 ne McGuire, Lorraine Kelly. Elain was delivered hy Hartwell Dai ion Coffin Theresa Douzan, a Vv ame rene xu aine Kelly Laine ey, who. was introduced by. the bt i a. ‘eae Dunn: Marv — sca omen = = ee ale Mackenzie * | ; ats efans wa -Efanstrene Lar ose, Brenda acdonal usan im ews lesley acKenzie : g 4 rman Rev Donald R_ Mae- ‘kin, Therese Lawlor. Marv Lee | Brown, Shirley Camphell, Anne Barbara Ann LaPierre Guest Soloist: Mrs. Lynda Drake nan In his. remarks te the | es . ae " ; graduates Mr.. Daley stated: | lit. Eileen MacAree. Colin Mac- Choir Director: Mrs. Margaret Hall “Yon are going out inta a chan- Beth Emmett MacDonald, Lin i at i fr la i ging. world. im which. much of (a8, MacDonald: Jean MarLean, af Special evening of music from the < ssics, : tip | eplentilhe. sedushn au \rrances eanell, Brian Sand- | folk familiar melod e % bive brad wil Ur cela te --}e hauaiaaedin meinen caaiis! S wand cia five er ten veare” He also to! , the graduaine that Un onder 1c, PRIZE LIST GRADE TWELVE * ‘ he accepted tn the world they 1 Marion. Coffin, 3. Cletus ederation entre eatre Dunn, 8. Mary Evans, 4 Trene Larkin, 5. Viola Evans long well {t me. os jane tara A prize for French ts Grade | Team = 12 donated bv Erie Doucette laf the school, gave a fepert on : DRIVE -I THEATRE the varius: activities of the “A pie | r_Biviogy in 6 A a un ay, U y " inlo in Grade | need tor a tied — lonated by Erie Doucette —E Ca a ot Ved" 4n eh eee hd RD SuREESEENEEEEE . seneral Course as ee ta Tt Ady. Stuiteacaha ies sy ad ala 4 A - FN » Po a — a 4

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Mr Camphet! thanked the - tea- chers. trustees, parent« and sty dents for their ennperaton daur- » ing the vear

The valedictory. wae Trene’ ‘Larkin, daughter and Mrs Fugene Larkin, Mise barkin ‘expressed’

-R.C. Church Dedicated

The and = dedication of a new church at East Point wae he'd recentiv with a ‘large congregation of parishioners and Visitors present

Mott Rev -Maleolm A War Fachern laid the cornerctnne and blessed the new Roman Ca tholie Church

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Showing tonight

The trophy for the student wha was outstanding in school arti, vities awarded to Cletus Dunn ,GRADE..ELEVEN PRIZES... 1 Dennis MacKay, 2. Florence | Larkin, 3. Stephen O'Brien. 4 | Ann Shirley Sutherland, 8 Peg- | gy MacDonald GRADE TEN PRIZES ’ 1. Eileen. Martin. :2 Mary MacSwain. 3. Nancy Hogan. ¢ Barry MacDonald, 5. David Mac (Certifica

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The Atlantic Orchestra

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Jamie Rey as Anne

“Anne of Green Gables”

Confederation

Centre

TONIGHT

Charlottetown

JULY 8th.

Hamilton - Peter Mews . Dean Regan. = and

Good Seats Still Available

Musie hy Norman Campbell

Entire production directed and hviaiennbin hy Alan Lund, ‘

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Tickets available at Box Office Admission $1.00 to $2.56

Confederation

Centre

TONIGHT

The Festival Cobre Club

Presents

CATHERINE MacKINNON

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Badd Cedes

Folk Songs

and

Dancing

Meet the Stars of the Festival ef the Islond’s after theatre night spot. Memberships available at door to theatre goers’ and general public.

LICENSED AND FOOD SPECIALIST —

Tomorrow DISCOTHEQUE — "Festival A-GO-GO" with Catherine and the Badd Cedes for the under 21 set.

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