I alitylestartaworhaabislAi AnseMarieCeaaolly.arta,ibsll. Abusineu entertaini- ST. S Y in the fall. idluutlf of Mr. and Mrs. J. .i. isotl. . ; AMI. mm.“ c d l 1 Sonnitilly.d0harlottetown Aetivi-, “be” m m Mm" ' n ey, scencc. ies ncu e: Gee Club. drama-‘ I, I. ' ((303%ng 3min mgztiufle.“: “Act? aziefl’l'lus M sting? [son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred tics, and Sigma Delta Sorority. son of Mr. Alfred and the late ‘ B tarl. 1’? gDUIB 3d e-F‘ep mub .513“ e ca "“ " “mule 'iCurley. Clermont Activities 'n- She plans to make teaching her Gladys Rosemay. Georletownt tailing; wmtu‘mmfm don!” “ .clude: hockey and softball. He .career. ' lint Guiana. Activities _in- . He plans to enter H10! iomit... James MacLauchlan. age": '0 "kc his 3- Ed- next; John "my Cam.“ mm fiflfiffi‘ififfififfi' U‘“°“' SECOND SECTION teachlnl Proteulm- ifirfnfsd ’ggsem‘xg‘aficfimcg 'son of Mr. and Mrs. J'. P. Cal: ;' Gabriel Chan. science and en-~ sm" 8‘. H Punk" can. I“. wé” Cofihnd Amy“ i e . Donald Melvin Desrocbes. arts. ‘laghan. Charlottetown. Activities t gineerihg. born in Hong Koal- t daughter of Mrs ‘ielen include; UNTD ' llion of.Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Des- include: basketball. debati n g. ? Activities include: basketb a l l! H 5' 1,1“. and the late John c - ' roches. Rumford. Maine. Activi- ‘Students Union, and the Carni-‘ and Chinese Student; Auccia-i Cumghkey Charlottetown Ad? Jo Anne Clam!“ Don-h" e -ties include: football and basket- val Committee. He plans to. mm 1 Cum 3" ’ . ' ball. He plans to enter the Uni- study medicine in the fall. 1 associate in music of the Royalisclence. daughter of Mr. an , .t of T t d I h. Conservatory of -Music in Tor-:Mrs. s Donahue. Cornwall. 1;?” om” 3" “e " onto. she has directed the St. f0nt. Activities include: the Glee ' Dunstan's Glee Club for the past iClub. Next year she plans to Charlottetown. Tues. May 14. 1968. PAGE 9 1. James Pelrine. commerce. son El a in e Bernadette Trainer. of Mr, and Mrs. H. Pelrine. Win- arts. daughter of Judge and Mrs. . iv‘ties include: J h wmh Cl . . throp. Mass. Act l three years. ismdy for he, BEd‘ out! m r are. a r t 3. ‘St. Clair Trainor. Charlottetown. ' buketban' {00mm the 5|; 9| ‘son of Mr. R. M. ,She plans to make a career in: dub. UNA p..er and Foreign Gr.“ Mu.“ Auxm. plk Don” L M3ccormu’ rCmpo. Haure Baucher. N.' 3. 'social work. v ismdems Association He plans Shall. science. daughter of Mr. lacience. son of Mr. and Mrs. {Acuymu’ inelude' SW’mmmg' to further his studies- ,nd Mrs. Au-Yeung Kai. Mscou. Dan MacCormac. Charlottetown. iskatng and hockey. He plans to James Roger Hardy. arts. son i ~ '° - °" ‘° r in teac ng. e n . 8 oc ey. He hopes to ' i , Mr. and rs. . ee istudy for his BEd. i C". w'm' Pow?" commflce' football and ii°cke¥ Next yell'i ifdiellikcder. Halifax. Activities in- Jowh Andrew 5“... u“. mm wane mnh' science, Ion u“born in John s. Newfound- Ihe plans to take his MA at e dude: CFCCS' the of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sass]. QMr. and Mrs a. Bitch. port land. ActiVlties include: bowling.Universlty of Toronto. twme' and stage and fighting Rumford. Maine. Activities in- iHill. Activities include: hockey, and buzzer hockey. He hopes to‘ manage.- {or the dram. aoclety. clude: basketball. Foreign Stu- .softball. and swimming. He hop- !make a career in the business “08" M"‘"""- am- 5°" 0‘; H l n w teach m. 3...... dents Union. and!Constitution:l ies to enter the business field. -world. xML fnd Mfl- Donal MBCIniyre.i ’ 'p‘ 5. ‘ committee. He pans to teac . ‘Char o. N.B. Activities includeg Keenan Richard Marr. arts.‘ Ellln Mary Beatrice Reddln. ;hockey and dramatlcs. . 5M“. Robe”! at“?! 3.0:? Joseph Lee Gillie. a“ts. son of son of Mr. and Mrs. Marr. Rum- far“. daughter 0' Dr. and M" i :fimgce’ww: ocm l' ~mmd.’ Mr. and Mrs. Sextus Gulls. Tig- ford, Maine. Activities include: James D. Reddin. Moncton.N.B'.i William Walter Alexanderi - Mt. 9? '1 d P gyms...” nish. Activities include: the PC iForeign Students Union. carni- Next year she plans to take her iMacLean. science. son of Mr. |ActR :1" dncw‘gif' N xi “3'” he, Club. SDU Band. and the Sodal- :val committee. and basketball. iB.Ed. .and Mrs. Vernon MacLean. New ; "‘31 f d“ H. fence at the! ity. His immediate plans are un- .He will enter the armed forces London. Activities include: hoc- “'1. s “.y pot} is: dsc i» certain. in the field of public relations.‘ Joseph David Harper Ells— key and baseball. He plans to U'“"’”“" 0 n m" i worth. arts. born in Tisnish. AC‘ make his future in the business d m L n . Mary MacDonald. arts itivities include: PCSF. pc Fed- lworld Gm“ “Wm” d?“ "w" eration. dramatics. Glee Clu b, . science, son of er. an tl.'s._t_ 5. Mr. Preston Noonan. Summer- 'MacDonald. Montague. Activities .the Red and White, and crccs. Patrick Allan Murphy. ll'ts. .- MacLean- Ba “8": C11“ ‘ed side. Activities include: AAA. include: dramatics. the Gl ee‘ son of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Mur- ‘ncmde: momauv baSkEtbah' andf Students Union. and he is a let~ Club. the Red and White. and the‘ Thomas J0 H l! h 0'Rt’illy. phy. Charlottetown. Activities in- “09k?!” "9 ,Plans to P” a“ ‘ terman through in varsity hoc- Social Committee. She plans to commerce. son of Mr. and Mrs. dude; basketball and moths”. study for his Masters Degree. kpy. teach secretarial studies. V. O'Reilly. Corner Brook. New- He plans to make teaching his foundland. Activities include: ‘career, Robert F. Quigley. son of Mr. 5 George Noel Parent. arts. son ' hockey. basketball. Winter Car- and Mrs. Herman Quigley. Shoot Mr.and Mrs. Simon Geor e Inivai Committee, and the Con-‘ Cecil "Cliff" Shea. son of Mr. ; Bradley and MN Jam“ M9" John‘s. Newfoundland. Activities ‘Parant. Quebec City. Activities isiiiutional Committee. He plans 'and Mrs. Edward Shea. Water— rison, Charlottetown. Activmes‘ i _ . q ’ I _ 4 ., include: CFCCS. Students‘ Un- include: dramatics and singing. to study business administra- ~vale. Activities include: hockey, include: football and hockey. He ' . , > _ . V ~ . ’ ion. ROTP. He plans to study ‘He plans to enter Laval Univer-ition. baseball. and softball. “is im' 2 Plans “’ teac“ m to enter "m— eorology. ’ J.D. .ELLSWORTH v William Robert Noonan. coup. Pauline . merce. son of Mrs. and the late .daughter of Mr.and Mrs. Percy Em-mett Stephen Bradley.. science. son of the late Cecdi mediate plans are undecided. WAYNE BIRCH (LR- M-CLEAN dentistry. islty to study law. noses-r SIMMONS I i Georye Truman Wright.i i M! and Mrs. Wal- John Wayne Rogerson. science, Lynw o o d Simmonw J1me. A r t h u r Bentham. i Louis Paul Williams. arts. son science, son of 30 science. son of Mr. is d Mrs. J. of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Wii- ter Wright, Sear etown. Activi- son of Mr. and Mrs. Chares D. ] science. son of Mr. and Mrs. Rae. I e n i ' o i C. Bentham. Toronto. Activities lia m 5. Halifax. Activities in- ties include: COTC, and BIG. He Rogerson. Charlottetown. Acti- i Simmons. Charlottetown. Activi-i ""dy for h” B'F‘d and the.“ Jour- Charles Mwnngi 8r“ burn in D R include: football, president of iclude: dramatics and the Sod- wants to teach for a career. .vities include: hockey and base-i ties include: football. hockcyu my in MCMfi-“PI‘ UHIVPI‘Siiy '0'“. Kenya province i'n A'f'..wa_ He | . plans to return to Kenya. . Yat Chucti Lee, BA, education,‘ thorn in Hong Kong. n a and weightlifting. He plans to‘ a degree in physical education. flew anmved P/NE GRE EN Maser. education. born in Montreal. he also acquir-. Calvin Russell. 19 Gordon? ed his BSc at. SDU. Drive. appeared before Magis. Michael l. e o n a r d O‘Brieni trate A.J. Haslam on two closing~ commerce. son of Mr. and Mrs: es in city police court yesterday. Claude O'Brien. Parkdaic. Ac-ij The charges were drunken tivities include: students union. . driving. and driving in a mariner i softball. and he earned Athletic! dangerous to the public. The ac-; “D's” in both football and hoc- . cused was remanded without bail; key. ito May 16. Lester O'Donnell is! \counsel for the accused. I On a similar charge of driving ‘ . i in a manner dangerous to the public. Donald Edward Mac-‘ Pherson. Charlottetown. pleaded Announce I New Gov is not guilty and was without. bail to May 14. Two Charlottetown youths. Kenneth Bayfield Shaw. 16 and 1 o DAMASCUS ‘CP-Rcutersi — Syrian Premier Salah Eddln B'c' FIShermen Bitar returned to power and ' named a new cabinet Monday Hal' Move For after being out. of office for a 0 s only two days. Damascus radio 12'Mlle le" reported. Ralph Charles Godkin. l7_ ap- peared on two counts. Shaw is charged with loitering and prowl- ing and having in his possession articles valued under $50 which were illegally obtained. Godkin is charged with loitering and prowling and stealing goods valu- ed at under $50. Both accused were remanded without bail to May 15. Sterling Muhar. Charltntetowu. charged with being drunk and disorderly. was fined $25 and costs or 15 days. Three men charged wiiih being drunk and incapable were tried. One was sentenced to 20 days. ‘ another was fined $10 and costs or five days and the other was iromanded to May 14. > Credit Manager . Responsibilities Meanwhile. in lraq. s new it VANCOUVER ‘Cp‘mThf Wit-“Are outlined overnment was “momma, ish Coiumbia. fishing. undustry £10m“ in which new minis..." has hailed Prime Minister Pear- fm. fin‘ance and housing were ‘ son's announcement that Canada named and a new cabinet post “"11 ,mm’e 50"" !“ esmbliSh ‘ in charge of A-Arab unity at; lZ-miie fishing limit off her fairs“ was created. M35“- The 21-memher Iraqi govern- K9“ 93mm)?"- Secieiéry ’31 meni is headed by prEmi" 9 Fisheries. Association of Mai-Gen. Ahmed Hassan Bakr. _-- repfesemmg “Shin! com‘ who submitted the resignation Film-9 53 ' of the old government Saturday. , we? "mmmfldfd the lz'mue only a [9“. hours hem“, the limit in a submissmn to the gov- 2::- aim of jotnmg an Arab fem”. are not so much concerned with tion led by Egyptian president American fishermen. who have Nasser, had quit. fished off our shores for years. 3mm 8 mynunder of the as with the Japanese and Bus- Arab Ba'ath Socialist Party. re. 513'“ W‘h" “Mild “Sh Wit?“ signed Saturday and “.35 re. thrcenmlies of the Canadian placed briefly as premier by 003-“ iSaml u - a long-time Homer Stevens“ secretary imppnr'er of Nasset treasurer of the independent i A former teacher. slimy...” United Fishermen and Allied 1mm has been premier Sim... Workers Union. said the 12-mlle ~ ;March 9. the day after an army limit was sanihinS “we 11?" “officers coup established the been fighting for for .Vea|}~_~ ruling National Revolutionary ""“w' ““ ‘Cnuncil here. party leader. said Sunday union- ln the new cabinet announced isi groups in his cabinet had ‘by Damascus radio. Bitar ht- tried to hamper the Ba‘ath .came premier and acting for- party‘s "enthusiasm towards the .eigvn minister. realization of Arab unity and Bifar. speaking as a B'a'aih socialism. Syrian cabinet. which shares the emment Earlier this Year‘ “7' d TORONTO lCPI « Not only does the credit manager have a responsibility to protect his company from loss. but he also has a serious moral obligation to see that his company does not promote customers into sif- llations beyond their capacity. John A. Ross. vice-president. Shell Canada Ltd.. said Mon- av. Addressing delegates attend- ing the 67th annual credit con- gress of the American National Association of Credit Manage- ment. Mr. Ross said “we hear much of the three ‘C5‘ of credit ~character. capacity and cant: tal—bllt the post-mortems on bad debts often indicatt that the initial credit decision was based to a much greater degree on faith. hope and charity." 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