new York Armor. The Presidential report or nr.I B"bs' idh :'.'9. 0 en ura nus

Large Class At It 7- Rois Fiemiir . emphn-I sized the need oi further faculties. A HALIFAX (CPI-Acting ler Richard A. Doaahoe said Tucs-

Mt. A. Graduates '3 meet rapid growth of the

sAcxvn.LE. Na. (CPl-One "student body. neg.s.,..;.,.. .... as the largest classes in Mountpcreased from an in 1940 to 917 Allison University's history grad-N” "57-

nated Tuesday afternoon when,W?&-mljilelililnslon reported a 31.- aus students received desrees orim 'yem",f" rs. PM 1" P59 I!” enundut I - P ysics - engineering

con-

. In gxgdilf Wals uraler consuugilnn HOBO! gel) CE)” 0 CCOIID (erred. as follows: - me C. Doctor of laws - Miss Ms

Wiidinl was planned. Helen Crctitht-OI. Dartmouth. -

day the Nova Scotia government has sold a debenture issue valued at s5.ooo.ooo. (or capital expend- itures on roads.

Mr.” E .wIIoisattorney , ' minister or public health and wclian. said in a statement the accepted tender

native Maori population of New Zcaland increased from N0 is int to about 183,000 in .

h-omthenorthwesturican nalineparallalwitlsths Indies.

prlnci School; Arthur T G

'l'ruro Elli! - - of Saint John

Harrison. llrincillli school; ltev. Howard W. Outer- bridge, Hamilton. 0nt.. retired president of Kwansei Gnliuin Un- iversity in Javln.

Doctor of civil law-Kenneth Borden Palmer. Toronto barris- ter, and Mrs. Grace Tornkinson,

leatu res a SPECIAL .I-unclsasai

MARGARET IIAGEN JOHN jg, ucmm

M”l'"I "M0911 Hagen. Arts. John Maurice Leclair, Science south Ruatico. entered the world Charlottetown. was born Novem- and Millvale on Dec. 12. um, on her 22. 1986. the son of Mr- and

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Eleanor C " Hlywood. Pier nursinl. was born at liowian. Ap- ril 19, 1033. the daushter or Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Haywood. She at-

RoGER s. an . . R” sis Law School to study Criminal

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Rogers 5. Burns, pre-Law, gr. rived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Burns. Freetown, P.E.l..

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tended schools at Hnwlan. Prince Street. at. Eleanus. and Summer- aide. and in 1953 she enrolled in the First Year Class at P.W.C. During her years here Eleanor has maintained a very high stand- ing both in her studies and in her extracurricular ctlvities.

She is Secr tary of Trinity Young Adult Union and the P.W.C. Girls' nsemble and is also on the staff of the Welshman and of the "College Times." Last term Eleanor was Chosen Queen of the campus. an honor which she right- ly deserves. Her favourite pas- times include skating, reading. mu- sic. and cheering for the hockey and football teams.

she plans to begin training at the Montreal Gencal Hospital

dnuztuer of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin liayn, and in due time began her queat for knowledge in Mmygle and lluetioo.

In 1952 she graduated from No. ire Dame Academy winning the Governor-General's Medal; the following year she again won the Medal at the completion of her Normal Training course at P.W.C. After two years spent teaching at south Rustlco and Beanies Road. Margie came back to P.W.C.

This yearlshe is the "Times" Roving Reporter and is on the Walahnsan staff. She is also fourth Year Class Secretary. Her inv- ourite activities include . r" dancing and handlcraita. Margar- et plans to further her Arts stud- ies at Saint Dunstan'a University

Mrs. William LeClalr oi Charlotte- town. At the age at six he began his search tor an education at Queen - Square School and after completing Grade Ten, he entered P.W.C. in the fall el 1953. By some means unknown to him this year finds Jack a member oi the grad- uating class. H0 OIUOYI baseball. fishing. and IR-tins. and is a member oi the Welshman staff. Jack had the hon- our this year of being elected King of the Campus." and is also Life-President oi this year's grad- "MIHS class. Upon gazing into his crystal ball Jack could see no dei- Iniie Plans (or his future but the Kraduates of 1957 wish him best in whatever he b

the Degree with plans to enter Dalhou-

0!! "J9 391 GBY oi October, 1937. then 9 lbs, 15 ozs. now 179 lbs. 15 on. we find him still eating in the P.W.C. graduating class of 57- Roier started on the road 0! learning at Freetown School. con. tin A in Kensington High school agtesar which he entered P.W.C. in

Roger maintained a high degree of popularity at P.W.C. being ac- tive in sports and a keen support- er and founder of the Students Council Collegiate Party. He is Al. so a member of the U.N.T.C. in his second year of training; this along with girls keeps him very busy. Roger is pursuing an Arts

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DONDON (RsuuI-s)- Moscow Radio beamed to Its Middle East TIIIIGIY a long Arabic broadcast depictinl Jordan as the "first vic- tim oi the Eisenhower doctrine. The Abllbldcast said Jordan was ” it is the

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E” '?""” derance of family - filled cars M. .,,s,;A?DwAmRI:,T:M;. Raul" gm" Mount gym nan whose drivers hurry away to ,1". wumm. gmdcgx "' 0 You'll have totry'em ontoapplwistc '11:. every Thursday. vacations and then hurry back cm" "W Ind "om dd”. 0 Wash and Wear at S1435

home along crowded highways.

The "slow down and live" cam- paign has been endorsed by Gov- ernor-General Massey and Prime Minister St. Laurent.

In a letter supporting the cam- paign. Mr. Massey said the cam- paign siogan could also be "slow " down and let live." "it is so often : I the innocent who suffer iron: the '

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PLAN FOR A REALLY PLEASANT HOLIDAY WEEKEND WITH THESE WONDERFUL BUYS AT PlERCE'S. WE HAVE EVERY- THING YOUR APPETITE DESIRES. PLEASE ALL THE FAMILY BY ALWAYS SHOPPING AT YOUR FAVORITE STORE.

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Danes 1 in Villa Int Thins- dsy night. Dustalfnaga. noliia Idacxsnslfs Orchestra. .

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