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Henry, Jackie MacDowell. Dawn Mathcson, Marjory Smallwood, Elmer C0 opcr.

Southport Junior Grades

Primary: Back Row (left to right): Louis Gall ant. Gerry McCarron, Billy lvirusr. Frankie Hayley, Patrick Reardon. Jack Reddin, Barry Cooper, Billy Duffy, Blair Scranton, Billy Aylward. Irene Genge. loseph Ilngerson, Emma Lou Messcrvey. Teacher, Helen MacEachern. wood, Arlene Smallwood, Carol Burns, Irene McC arron. Bernadette Gallant, Jeannie Stewart. Mar- iam-t Annear, Donnie McCarron, Arlen: MacDon ald, Marlyn Robertson. Catharine Genze, Eleanor Front Row: Judy Rear don. Muriel Roberts, Bonnie Teacher, Sue Jones.

Second Row: Teddy Small-

MacKie, Margaret

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Grade V11 _ 1. Grace Camp- be l. 2. Robert Adams, 3. Dazlil Adams and Ethel Adams (equal).

Grade VI - 1. Rita Murphy, 2. Enid Donald, 3. Eleanor Camp- bell.

Grade v - l. Lois Murphy, 2. Joan Dugzhn, 3.. Ethyle Adams.

Grade IV <- 1. Lois Murphy, 2. Clayton Coulson, 8. Marjorie Ar;- ams.

Grads m: _ David Mountain.

Report for September:

Grad:- X-l. David Lowther; 2. Donald Rogerio"-

Grade lX-—l. Elsie Hickox. Grade VIII-l, Frances Myers; l, Joan Gamble; 3, Sheldon Harvey Grade VII-l, Margaret Mac- Donald; ‘l, Arlene McVittie; 3. Hazel Sherreii.

Grade VI-l. Gene Rogerson; 2.

Hobart Sheri-en; 3, George Sherren l. Willis Adams.

Highest average: Margaret Mac-

Donald, 87.6. Graden -- 1. Helen Murphy, S Perfect Zlltclldantei Joan Gam- Faye Coulson. 3. Fanny Adams. big, Frziilccs Myers, Arlene Mc- Grade I -_ 1. Jerry Adams and

Vivian Duggan (equal). i. Doreen Adams, 3. Lowell Coulson, -

Perfect Attendance : Joan Dug- ean. Helen Murphy, Doreen Ad- ama.

Vlttie. Robert Shcrrcn. -Principnl, Bernadette Connolly Grade V—l, Joyce Canfield; 2,

Barry Dawson; 3. Joan Howatt. Grade lV-l, Irwin MacDonald

ind Arnold Stewart, equal; 2, Don-

lld Norton; 3, Juanita Sherrcn. Grade III-l, Dianne Harvey; 2.

Alfred Sherren‘, 3, Fay Luque. Grade lI-l. June Leard; 2.

Gloria Gamble; 3, Sheldon Myers. Grade l-No honor standing. Perfect attendance: Barry Daw-

iori, Bruce Luque, Juanita Sher-

mi, Fay Luque, Gloria Gamble.

Sheldon Myers, Donald Maynard.

Wayne Molyneaux. Jackie Myers.

Garnet Stewart.

-Teacher. D. Myers.

Teacher _ Mrs. R. Hlltz. CENTRAL KILDARE SCHOOL

Grade IX—l, Holland Cahill; 2, Joseph Callaghan.

Grade VIII-l. Connie and Noreen Gillis O'Rourke. l

Grade VlI-1. Gertrude 0‘Con- nor; 2, Ann Wade; 3. Hilda Whelan

Grade V—l, Carol Wade; 2, Roy Cahill; 3, Louis O'Rourke.

Grade lV—1, Willard Foley; 2, Ronald Rayner; 3, Donald Rayner.

Grade III-l,’ Gerald Glllis; 2. Allison Rayner; 3, Myra Cahill.

Grade Il-i, Belle Rayner; 2. Victor Rayner.

Grade I (al-l, Ivan Rayner; 2. Reynold Gillis.

Grade I (b)—l. Helen Foley; 2. Wendell Cahill; 3, Paul Wade.

Cahill equal; 2, Earl

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llcport for September: Grade X _ l. Jnym MacKay. i. iiilriey Stewart, 3. Clayton ‘Ad-

iini. Grade l! - l. Thelma Camp- ell

time vm _- i. Clifford Donald

l tee for next meeting: David Oui-

pd Carl Murphy (equal), 2. Bloyco

B. A. Wade. teacher.

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JUNIOR RED CROSS MEETIXG ALBERTON SCHOOL

The pupils of the vice-principals department held a Red Cross meeting in the class room, Alber- ton High School, on Friday, Oct. 21 at 3 p.m. The presidcn-t, Miss Ann Profit, occupied the chair.

Forty pupils answered the roll call which was a collection of quiz words prepared by Miss Helen Ahearn and Master Kenneth Millman. A small fine was paid by the pupil, who missed his or her word.

The president presented a Red Cross pin also a health rule card to each Junior.

This was followed by the pre- sentation of a basket of gifts to Master Charlie Maebeod who has since left for his new home in Saint John, NB. The many pretty gifts were presented by Masters Roger McCue and Allison Mac- Alduff.

The following program was then carried out. under the direc- tion of the president:

Chorus-Frances Currie, Hunter and Belle Wilkie. Song, Ruth Jeffrey. Riddles by Mary Ellen Skerry. Solo. Audrey Mur- phy. Cowboy song. Irving Brod- erick. Solo, Lily Both Clarke and Dorothy McNevin.

A very happy ‘half hour of games was also enjoyed by all the Juniors. Programme commit-

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ton, Edward Millman. Irving Brod- erick, Larry Profit.

Janice Bellman.

Teacher. Miss Gertrude Viilett).

Senior Group — Back Row (left to right)—Billy MacFarlane, Barbara Duffy, Janet Reardon, June Pippy. Louise lVIcCarrori, Reggie MacNevin Garnet Buell, Aldona Molyneaux, Second Row: Shirley Smallwood, Theresa Gallant, Joyce MacKie, Betty Aylward, Claudia Robertson, Madeline Stewart, Patsy Cooper, Betty Rogerson. Catharine Burns, Betty Roberts. Front Row: Jackie McCarron. Michael Reardon, Gordon Aylward, Rus- sel Mutch, Billy Stewart, Louis Gallant.

Muriel Martirano.

-—C. E. Burke, Photographer.

IN MEMORIAM

STANISLAUS E. DOIRON

The death of Mrs. Stanislaus E. Ddlron. at her home in Rustico, on August 20th. 1949. caused a wide- spread rellrct among her family and friends. She was in her 57th year. Three years ago ihe late Mrs. Dolron underwent two very serious operations. from which she never totally recovered. During her ill- ness she was always resigned to the Holy Will of God. and bore the burden of her sufferings with the utmost patience. Her funeral, which was largely attended, took place at; st. Augus- tine's Church. the Holy Mass being celebrated by the Pastor, Rev. Clar- ence J. Pltre, who had faithfully attended to her religious needs dur- ing her illness.‘ She leaves to mourn besides her husband. her mother, Mrs. Simon Plneau. North Rustlco. Three bro- thers. Vincent. Dawson City. Yukon; Cornelius and Henry, North Rustlco; twosistersslster M. Edgar, St Joseph Hospital. hellingham. Wash. U. S. A.; Mrs. Gertrude Doucotte. Rustioo. Three sons. Aisbin. Accountant, Acadia Wood- workers Ltd., Moncton, N. B.; Vinc- ent at home and Edgar. student at Semlnalra St. Charles Barromee. Sherbrooke. Que. Flour daughters. Louise, Secretary, C. N’. R. Mone- ton. N. B.; Delina, Stella and Mar- ietta at home. The pallbearers were the follow- ing: Alphonso Boudreau, John Col- lette, Benoit J. Doucette, Benny ‘Plneau. Raymond Gallant, Raymond Blanchard. The following tribute. in ﬂowers and Mass Cards, is the true testi- mony of rcconaissanco shown the deceased by her wide circle oi

friends.

MAB!!! Husband. Auibln. Vincent Louise. Delma and Btelln. Marietta and lldgu Mother and Henry. Sister M. Edgar. Bcllinghairn. Waah. Mrs. Gertrude Doucettn. Reggie and Harold. Teresa. Doucotte. Clara. Matilda. and Vincent Plneau.

and Hie.

Mrs. Hughto ﬂames-soy, Char-

lottetawn.

Mr. and Mrs. Dolron.

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Mr. and Mrs. Ben 8. Martin.

M)‘. and Mrs. Mat Martin and

Eusebe. ‘Bomervllle. Mass.

Tho Acadia Woodwork: Ltd...‘

Moncton.

Miss Mario Oslsltc. Moncton. Miss Helen OHanley. Charlotte-

town.

Mr. and Mn. Francois Douoette.

Miss Celina Gauthier, Charlotte-

town. Miss Marlo Gallant.

Miss Laurette Gallant». Ottawa. Mir. and Mrs. Ben Gallant. Chin'- lottetown.

Mr. Cornelius Dcueetto and Marie

Mr. and Mrs. Aubtn Gallant. Mrs. Eva Martin and Family", Charlottetown.

Marlo and Louisa Dmicotts. The Society of 8t. Ana-i.

and Josey Blanchard. Mil Charlotte Dolmn and Fam- lly. Lexington, Mus. Mr. John H. Gallant and Ihmlly. Illa. and 14h. 'l‘hoo. unﬁt. MIA-Dd . Wilfred A. Douoattc. _

Mr. and Mrs. Oocnoliul Pinoau.

ARIN _ Ml‘. and 3B0. A. A. IoClair. Ohm‘-

CARDS AND LETTERS 0F SYDIPATHY

Mr. and Mrs. Valerie Bourgeois. Monoton.

Miss Dora Bourgeois. Moncton. Mr. and Mrs. Gits Doiron, som-

erville, Mass.

Sister M. Edgar, Belllngharn. Wash.

Miss Preciiia Martin, Brookllne, Mass.

Miss Sheila Maclnnls, Charlotte- town.

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ling. Miss Victorlne Allard, Moncton. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gregor. Miss Jeanne Blanchard. Monoton. Mr. and Mrs. Alban Peters. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Gallant, char- lottetown.

Mrs. Edgar DeRoche.

N. S.

Miss Josie itobichaud. Moncton. Edmie Bourque. Monoton- Rena Polrler, Moncton.

Mrs. Cruikshank and Sharron,‘

Mr. J. E. McIntyre. Moncton. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Diiigle.

Moncton. FLOWEItS

Mr. and Mrs. Bruno Martin and James.

Mr, and Mrs. A. A. LeClalr and Anﬂle.

CARD OF THANKS

We want to offer our sincere thanks to Rev. Father Pitre and the Sisters of St. Augustine‘: Con- vent, and also to those that sen‘. Mass Cards. Spiritual Bouquets, Letters and Cards of Sympathy and Telegrams. And to anyone that helped in any way 1n our sad ber- eavenfient.

Stanislaus E. Jsolron and Family. WATCH FOR WIRES

BARBIE. Ont. - (GP) —- Dis- trlct hunters have set out traps for bears but to make sure they don't catch humans they have

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IN MEMORIAM

DIES. HENRY WILSON

1n the early hours of the mom- lng of Octdber 2nd, 1949, the soul of Catherine Wilson, widow of the late Henry Wilson was sununoned by her Redeemer to receive hei heavenly reward.

Althoueh called suddenly. God in his mercy gave her the Brest grace of being fortified by the last sacra- ments of the Holy Catholic Church gr which she was a devoted mem-

er.

Born at 5t. Peter's Bay ninety- four years ago. Mrs. Wilson was a woman of high and noble character. her kind and motherly disposition endeared her to all who knew her. The deceased is survived by two daughters. Sarah at home who ten- derly nursed her and Mrs. Mary Jane O‘Hanley. 5t. Peters, and also three sons, Johnnie of St. Peters;

llorothy lllx Says —

of curbing a bad temper? I have

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who hasn't been heard from quite scene time.

The pail bearers were ha" k grand sons. namely A. .1’.

Francis Wilson, Daniel Wi Louis Wilson. Henry Wilson. B. O'Hanley. The hearse was driven b! he!‘ Erandson Henry O‘Hanlcy.

She is also survived by iwentyﬁ" grandchildren and seventeen grad grandchildren. Proof of the estoun in which she was held was shown U the large concourse of people z came to pay a last tribute to a. friend. .

Gard 0f Thanks

The Family of tho late Mrs. Hoot] Wilson wish to extend could thanks to their many friends who remembered them 1n their beroov ment. Mass Cards and Messages Syunpathy.

Joseph of Goose River and Jana‘

(Continued from Peso I) ’ to be full of doubts and fears, but tho man and woman m» arc no‘ mated rest in perfect peaco in their trust and faith in each other.

DEAR. MISS DIX: Do you believe a man of 80 has any chad

a friend who has every fine qual

goes into rages and says and dool the most terrible things. engaged to a sweet and aentlc Ilrl whom I f

lty except that he has a violent temper. If any one crosses hi: o r ho will make v unhappy. II thcro any way ho can bo warne ‘l’

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I have never known any one who had a high tom who ever learned to control it. The guilty think that it shows they are high-spirited. They seem to think the everybody should forgive their lnlulta and be ready to kiss and rn up a; soon as they are in a good humor.

seem proud of it

A girl had better marry a drunkard or a gambler or a rouo Tgpgqgamg strung thin wires around the a man with a. high temper. She would have more chance of happln deadfalls. at chest height, the ~ ROTHY D Mr, and Mrs, Ben Rqbighgud, wires are high enough for bears DOROTHY DIX cannot reply personally so renders. b"? W“! "ll Moncton. to walk underneath, we: problems of general Interest lbw"!!! l!" Mil!!!"- ___.

Mr. a llrl. A. P. Boudresu. llonoton.

Mr. and Mrs. LP. Collette. Monctont

Mr. and Mrs. Oyrll Doucetlo. Mr. and Lin. Bruno Martin and James. Ch lottetown.

“ma. Anglollontsith, Boston,

us. Mir. and ma. Raymond Gall-Hil- Mtl Hermes Oomiier. Monoton-

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m. I. I. McIntyre. Mtlmwﬁ- Mr "and lﬂl. Bruno Doucatts.

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