“a |: §, The Guardian, ~ -° Thur. Aug. 18, 1966.

Successful Candidates

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. cessfully completed the final

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Announced

Wallace Bruce White and Gan eld Dennis Clough - have suc-

examinations leading to a cer- tificate of ‘a. Chartered Ac- countant, in the recent uniform |

examinations of the Canadian | :

Institute of /Chartered Ac- countants.

This annduncement was made

yesterday by the Prince Edward | Island Institute of Chart Acrountants

Both Mr. White and» Mr. Clough are_employed by _ the provincial gov ernment... Mr. White was a registered student with Ralph D- Manning and- Mr. Clough with Earle Hickey | and Company of Summerside.

J. Mark Ladner of H.R. Doane and Company was granted a supplemental in accounting;

-Ernest~J--Brennan and Francis

Bradley, both employed with Ralph D. Manning were granted a supplementals in accounting and auditing respectively:

Allison A. Bowman employed by Arthur J. Garrett was grant- ed a supp! Jemental in the inter- mediate auditing examination and Clair Sudsbury employed by T. Earle Hickey and Co. suc- cessfully passed the primary examinations.

The Canadian Institute an- nounced that of the 1573 students who wrote the 1966 finals, 912 students were successful and of the 1620 students who wrote the 1966 intermediates, -687. were | successful.

BIOGRAPHICAL “SKETCHES j

Mr. White was educated in | Summerside, P.E.I., and receiv- ed_his senior matriculation in 1959 after attending the; Royal Naval College in Victoria, B.C.

He entered the firm of MacDon-

ald, Currie Ltd. in 1959. He is married to the former

- Barbara Rankine of Summerside

and has two children. He is the son of Mrs. Reby White. and the late Mark~ White of Summer-' side.

Mr. Clough -received fis early education in Summerside and graduated from Summerside

» High School in 1957. He. receiv-

ed his Bachelor- of Commerce degree from St. Dunstan’s Uni-| versity in 1961 and entered the | firm of T. Earle ‘Hickey and Co. that year.

He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Clough of Summerside and

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Discontent Is Reported From Cuba

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WASHINGTON (AP)—A_ top U.S. state. department official | told Congress here: ‘‘There | have been indications of grow- ing popular dissatisfaction in Cuba and signs of disillusion- ‘ment with (Premier Fidel) Cas- tro’s leadership.”

Lincoln Gordon, assistant state secretary for inter-Amer- ican affairs, told the Senate ref- ugee subcommittee:

“Under continued mismanage- ment, the Cuban economy. con- | tinues. to deteriorate. This year’s “sugar -harvest-was~ only 60 per cent of the goal 4d ag ricultural production in general femains low.. Food rationing is increasingly severe.""

In an apparent reference to China, Gordagn said Castro’: ‘‘v1- | olent ,attacks) against certain of his Communist friends have |

tended to. isolate Cuba even |

within the Communist world.” Gordon gave his assessment of the situation in testifying in support of a bill to permit ad- -Jfustment of the. status of Cuban refugees in the United States to permahent . residents.

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