Mary Arsenoult.

Summerside

-The closing exercises of the page X, xi and X11 students oi suminerside High School were carried out in the oumme sine Baptist Church haii last. evening before a capacity audience, with Mr. Clarence Mercer. school su- pervisor, acting as chairman in the unavoidable absence of the school board chairman, Mr. D. 0. Stewart.

Rev. Keith Hobson. pastor of the Summerside Baptist Church. sddressed the graduating grade xii class. and told the students that this was an occasion for dedication.

The valedlctory was given by Miss the highest standing in the grade x11 graduatingpclass. During the program. two of the students, liiisses Maurine Forbes and Myrna Hancock. provided I Pleasllli vocal duet.

Pillar. LIST,

i-oiiowing is the prize list:

Ussiiuu 4;

Duiuuld vaiigiiaii. uoveinoi Gencmis nieuai. wnw ACIIUIHI" in... unu i.u.a.r.. prize tor anu- us...

....iiics Norton, Acauian prize ioi i-ioncn donated ny tne FIVIICD Acduiati oociehlh

AJUITHIIJE L. a m e r 0 n, Calnoiic

Women 5 Leaiille PF 81-5 101' 91'0" ticiency. iwrma Macasnnon. T u p l 1 n

Esme prize for proticiency.

carry iselsey. Tupiin alstate plite 101' DX0llClECy.

nQd sseninorne. iuplin Estate prize for proficiency.

nathleen amitn, ueorge Meikle prize tor improvement.

students. James Norma. who will be taking a leadership course in Ontario this eumm . was pre- sented with a check by Harold ltlilligan. president of the Y's Men's Club; while Barbara Vau- ghan. who will be taking leader- ship I University in Sackville this sum- mer was presented with a check by Herb Seliurnian. president of the Lions Club. C GRAD! X1

Eileen ltavert. the Dr. J. C. limpsm prize for hlaht stand- ing in grade XI; and the Hyaci- man and Co. prise for home

economics. Catherine Callbeck. I. O. D. I. I. O. D. E.

prize for history.

Maxine Campbell. prize for home economics.

Catherine Mllligan. Tuplin Es- tale prize for second highest standing in grade XI.

Catherine Adams. Bell's Book store prise for yioficlen in Er"!lIsh literature. chant: xii

Irene Mountain. R. '1'. Holman scholarship for highest standing in grade XII: I.O.D E. prise for English. and the rs. iDr.) J. F MscNeill prize for home eco- nnmics.

Joan Merle Leclair. Canadian legion scholarship for second ltlsce standing in grade XII.

Patsy Preston. I.0.D.E. prize for home economics.

COMMERCIAL

Lorna Lawson. M. F. Schurmsn 30.. I-td. scholarship for highest

Western

-MODERN and old time the h Lot ietisll. musc-

-MAKCI DANCE. Travel-

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Irene Mountain. who had'

in the presentations to grade it 0

Hold Closing Exercises In Summerside -

-Shown above are the T8 graduates of St. Mary's Convent who received their diplomas at the closing exercises in 3 Paul's Church onlfrldoy evening: Front row (L. to R.) seated. Mi"? Pal-ll" MclV0l'. MWY I-PVWIM "M60. Murat-""0? R00 Bdrnord Ann Marie Mullin, Ceclio Harriett Dlucquire, Mary Arlene Sullivan. MGTY G9"WdO Glllll. Mary GO"-Ildlno NOOIIIII. 1 Standing left to right, Barbara Ellen Cameron, Flora Ann Peters. Carmella Ann Gallant. Myra Mary Murphy. Marie 15003 Katherine Smith, Julia Elisabeth Sonier, Margaret Ncindy Gallant. Helen Mary Arsenauli. Helen Cecelia Dalton. JOGI1

(phoig by Edwin I-Ieckbert studio).

Closing Exercises For Three Senior Grades Ar

High School

....nding in second year commer- cial.

Arlene Monkley, M. F. Schur- man Co., Ltd. prize for highest standing in first year commercial.

These scholarship. were pre- sented by Charles Linkletter. of the M. F. Schurman Co., Ltd.

Following is the past list in order of merit:

GRADE XII

Diplomas - Irene Mountain. Joan Marie !4eCiair. Phyllis Bul- land, Mary Thompson. Donna Silli- phant, Ronald Dawson. Mary Cairns. Arthur Callback. Patsy Preston. Helen MacMillan. Mary Rae Tanton, Wilfred Barlow.

Certificates - Lawrence Gal- lant. Tony Spenceley. Miriam Caseley, June Wood. Harold Leard. Donald Gillis. Lillian Macwil- liams. Mary Shaw. Dorothy Clark. Georgie Murray, Audrey Miller. David Macxinnon, Audrey Gau- det, Edward Britton, Wendall Waite. Kenneth Maclaeod. Francis Smith.'Betty MacDonald. Donna Lee Arsenault. Elizabeth Brookins. Glenford Macl..ean. Kathryn Clark. Donald Cameron. Thelma Camer- on.

GRADE XI

Diplomas - Eileen Stevert. Catherine Milllgan. Catherine Call- beck. Elisabeth Bowness. Shirley Gallant. Myrna Hancock. Mar- elen Birch, Erma Ferrish. Cath- erine Adams. Francis Pilman.

Certificates A David Silliphant. Elisabeth Nicholson, Richard Hub- ley. Lois Cameron, Shirley Mec- Kinnon. Clarann Found. Alban Gallant, Graeme Liiikletter, Mar- aret Milligan. Ronald Wright. Roger Burleigh, Edith Pools. Pauline Gallant. Betty Enman. David Barlow. Doria Ramsay. Arnold Gaudet, Maxine Campbell. Phyllis Ayiward, Betty Coughlin. Sandra Arsooault. Donald Colee. Regihald Deslloclses. Ildwin Mc- Nevin. Alfred Frost, Gerald Mac- Lean, Tony Colea. Alan P . Eileen Gaudet. Georgie Wa ,

Janet Waugh. Ronald Mullins. Ray Clark. Donald Gay. Earl Banha.

GRADE 8

Diplomas - Barbara Vaughan. Jimmie Norton. Lorraine Camer- on. Norma Maclflnnon. Barry Kelsey, Ned Henthorn. Maureen

Forbes. Barbara Clark. Charles Hickey. Marie Murray. Marian Wright.

Certificates - Margaret Joan Carruthere. Peter Arnold. David MacDonald. Ron Durant. Nor- man Beaton, Art Morrison. Den- nis Clough. Roy Laughlln. Charles McDonald. Margaret Rayner. Marlll Bishop. David Spencer. Stan any Mary Rayner, Arlene Bernard. Sylvia Boyle. Eleanor Bowness. Russell Richard, Elmer Newsou. Y r McNally. carol Dunning. Fidele Deslioches. Mar- jorie Perry. Albert Cody. Windsor

lay the cornerstone of the new nursesl home of the Brince County Hospital on Thursday afternoon, and at the ceremony Immediately following will officially open the building.

The recently appointed Minister of Health. Dr. M. Lorne Bonnell will speak. The invocation will be given by Rev. C. A. Britten. pre- sident ol the East Prince Minis- terial Association.

For the cornerstone laying a silver Trowel presented by the architect. Mr. Keith Pickard. will be used.

At the official opening ceremony

year: Arlene Monlsley. Alice Mac- Donald, Irene Ramsay. Norma Macbougall. Elmer Dennis. Helen Clark. Patricia Daley.

Personals

-Mr. and Mrs. Heath Mayhcw left on June 15. on a motor trip to points in Saskatchewan and British Columbia. where they wit. visit relatives. They will be gone two months. - Bur.

-Mrs. Oliver C. MacNeill of Vancouver arrived by plane on Saturday to visit her brother. Mr. Barry F. Lee. who has been a patient in the Prince County Hos- pital for some time.-S

-LIS James Dawson. R.C.N., and Mrs. Dawson. l-l.M.C.S. Cover- dale. N.B.. are spending a two week vacation with Mrs. Daw- son's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Huestis. North Carleton,

--Mrs. Harold Laird. Kelvin Grove. left on June ii for Winni-

g. where she is attending the

Women's Institutes of Canada. She

Mass. arrived recently to spend sister-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Har- old Laird, Kelvin Grove. and-other relatives and friends here. Before

with her brother-in-law and sister.

Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Macdonald at New Glasgow. N. 8.. and their daughter. Mrs. W. C.

also visiting Mrs. Dickieson's par- ents. - Bur.

-Mr. and Mrs. 11. B. Macheod ton on June 0. by air. after spend- tario. and attending graduation ex-

treai. where Mr. MscIeod's grand- son. John Fraser. received his B. A.. (with distlnctionl degree. Mr. and Mrs. MacLeod were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Blair Fraser at Ottawa. and spent a week in To- ronto, where they visited Mrs. Mac- Leod's nieces. Mrs. John Kemp and family. and Mrs. T. R. Hen- nah and family. and nephew. Mr. Ernest Proiitt. -- Bur.

Premier Marheson To Lay Nurses Home Cornerstone

--Premier A. W. Matheson will!

meeting of the Federated .

will be gone two weeks. - Bur. P -Miss Myra Humphrey of Lynn. Fr the summer with her brother and 3

coming to the Island she visited 1.; 1:

ing the past two weeks in On- w ercisea at McGill University. Mon- 7074

a civic address will be given by His Worship. Mayor Henry Wedge. There will be remarks from the president of the board of trustees. Mr. Austin A. Scales. and Dr. E. T. Tanlon will speak on behalf of the medical staff. . Charles lsiikletter, on be- ,hsl of the contractors. the M. F. Schurman Co.. Ltd.. will present the key of the new building. During both ceremonies the Sea Cadet Band will play. I.

Alberion

Mr. Harvey I-Iutt. Aiberton. left on Monday for a brief visit to ililonireal.

Mrs. Frank Fraser. Mrs. Winnie Morrison and Miss Mabel Field- ing of Albertoa and Mr. William Fraser of Montreal were visitors We Charlottetown during the week- end. l '

Mrs Atfleck of Mount Stewart is visiting her daughter. Mrs. Harvey Hutt. Alberten South.

FEWEE SHOES

OTTAWA (CF)-.-Canadian man- ufacturers produced 9.675.627 pairs of leather footwear during the first three months of the Year compared with 9.732.877 in the corresponding period last year. the bureau of statistics reporteditoday.

(Continued from page 10)

Montreal Sioclts

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Tuesday. June 21, 1955

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S'igued:-

ATTENTION ALBERTDN & YIDINITY

The Alberton Legion Groutp Committee Wish to thank all those who made the annual Boy Scout and Wolf Cub Pantry Sale such a huge success with a special thanks to the ladies who assisted at the sale. Proceeds will heir) to pay cam-p expenises For the

GROUP COMMYITEE.

THE DAN

SUMMERSIDE -

SOURIS - Town

Men 1'! to 441 years nl

in the Canadian Army with the Recruiting Representative obligation is-attached to your enquiry.

ADIAN ARMY

RECRUITING TEAM-

will be at

Armouries 23 June '55.

DORDEN - Legion Hull. 23 June '55 M-ONTAGUE - Legion Hall, 24 June '55

Hull. 24 June '55 -

age are invited to discuss a career No

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Int Nickel pi-'....' Int Paper . . ! eta . nternrov Pipe ll .

returned to their home in Burling- stat

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Toronio Stocks TORONTO (CPI-Prices little trend in Monday's trading on

the Toronto Stock Exchange. but in general showed ability to hold

their ground. Uraniums furnished a major part of the board's activi . Meta

gained ldcente atadcensona

Arsenault. David Campbell. Kath- leen Smith. 3 Daisy. Joyce Crosier. Louis eult. George Lyle, Patricia Bolger. Ronald Macrarlans, Nell Kendal Godkin. Commercial: hd. Year. Verna Lawson. Margaret Jean

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FORAGE HARVESTING

demonstrate forage harvesting equip-

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