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Receiving Honorary Degrees

DR. MacKAY

EARNS DEGREE

Among those receiwing de- grees at today’s commence- ment exercises at SDU will

be Leo Ear! Shepherd of Char- lottetown. Earl who obtained his BSe from SDU in 1960. will be granted his BFd ing post-graduate studies. He ts the assistant principal at St Patrick's High School, Hull. Quebec, a past he will resume

follow-

when the 1965-66 term opens next. September. Continued From Page 8

BERNARD GREGORY MA- LONE.BSc,_son_of Mr. and Mrs. W. Malone, Halifax, N.S. Member Social Committee, Drama Society

RAYMOND LEO MALONE, BA, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. Ma- lone, Charlottetown. J.V. foot- ball, Intramural hockey. Plans to teach

JOHN PHILIP GERARD MULLALLY, BA, son of’ Mr. and Mrs. G. Mullally, Charlotte- town. Varsity basketball. COTC.

HERBERT JOSEPH MUR- PHY. BSc, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Murphy, Georgetown

FREDERICK KENNETH MURPHY, BA. son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Murphy, Port Elgin, N.B. Intramural hockey

ALAN JAMES MURRAY, BA, son of Mr and Mrs. L. Murray, Chariottetnwn. Member Progres- sive Conservative Club. Social Committee. Plans to enter sem- inary el: »

WILLIAM RICHARD NICH- OLS. BA. son of Mrs. H. Nich- ols. Truro, N.S. Member Mod- ern History Club. Staff ‘Red and White.”

POWER, BA, and Mrs. W. PEI.

BERNADETTE daughter of Mr Power. Tracadie Cross Glee Club. Plans to teach

ADELBERT PATRICK ROCHE... BEd. son of Mr--and Mrs. Joseph Roche, Charlotte- town. Plans to continue _teach- Received BA 1958 ROY. BA, son of Rov, Moncton,

ng

JOHN PAUL Mr and Mrs. J NB

MURIEL ST. JOHN, BA, dau- ghter of Mr. and Mrs. J.R. St. John. Charlottetown. Member Drama Club. Awarded Adminis- trative “D''. Member Debating Society.

LEO EARL SHEPHERD, BEd. son of Mrs. B., Shepherd, Charlottetown. Will continue tea- ching. Received BSc 1960

JAMES SHORTILL, BA, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H Shortill, Portland, Maine

JOSEPH SHORTILL, BSc. son of Mr. and-Mrs. Joseph H. Shor- Hil, Portland, Maine. Contfhu- inc studies towards BEd. Mem- her photo club

GEORGE LINWOOD SIROIS, BA. son of Mr. and Mrs. TW Sirois, Rumford, Maine. Presi- dent Junior class. Vice- presi- dent Senior Class.. Member Stu- dents’ Coun¢il and Winter Carni- val Committee. Varsity Basket- hall. J.V. football. Coach J. V. Baskethall All. Star_ team of

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DR. BLANCHARD

SPCA Happy | Over Sealing This Spring

MONTREAL (CP '—The Cana- dian. Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals _is happy” with the way sealing was conducted in the Gulf of St. Lawrence this year, Valiee. SPCA general manager, said here

“The methods are not 100 per cent perfect, but I would say

they are now 90 per cent per-) fect,” he said in an interview. Mr. Vallee was a member of

the SPCA team sent to observe this year's sealing in the gulf.

He was commenting on a pro- test sent to Queen Elizabeth by Jean Duranton de Magny. presi-

dent of France's federation. of |

Animal Protection Societies, after reading about the ‘‘flaying alive” of young seals in Gulf of St. Lawrence.

Mr. Vallee said the Canadian government passed regulations Oct. 29, 1964, after receiving protests from the SPCA and other North, American humane societies. to ensure humane treatment for the seals.

He said federal government fisheries officers lived aboard sealing ships this season to make. sure. these regulations were carried out. A helicopter

He seals skinned until they been dead for 15 15 minutes.

had

Radical Changes Planned In N.B. Federal Ridings

SAINT JOHN, N.B Radical changes in the bound-

aries of the 10 federal constit- ;

uencies in the province are Pro- | posed by the New Brunswick | redistribution commission.

Public hearings will be held on the proposed changes. which could result jn major changes in New Mena Ee voting patterns in federal elections.

The province would continue

to have 10 federal constituencies |

but only three would retain their present names — Gloucester,

Northumberland. Miramichi and |

York - Sunbury, all with some alterations in boundaries. Glou- cester and Northumberland - Miramichi are reperesented by Liberals in the present parlia- ment and York-Sunbury by a Progressi-e Conservative.

Seven new constituencies with vastly different boundaries would emerge.

They _would be

_Saint John-

Maritime Intercollegiate Bas- kethall_League_Plans_to—teach.

SISTER MARIE THERESE BURGE. CSM, BEd, Kinkora. P_EI. Plans to teach Received BA 1957

SISTER ST. FRANCES ANN HAGEN, CND, BA, Charlotte- town. Plans to teach

SISTER ST. GERALD ANN MacDONALD, CND, BA, Char- lottetown. Plans to teach.

SISTER ST. PATRICIA MAR- | IA SMITH, CND, BA,.Chariotte- town. Plans to teach.

PETER TREMBLAY, BA, son! of Mrs. C.J. Flinn and the late Mr Tremblay. Charlottetown Business Manager ‘‘Red and White’. Member Photography Club, Liberal Club. Plans future

‘ in sales

BARRY VANDEMOERE, son of Mr. and Mrs Victor. Van DeMoere. Fair Lawn, NJ.

KATHLEEN WALSH. BA. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. GF Walsh... Montreal. P.Q. Member Sorority, “Social Committee. Hon- or Society. Plans post- graduate work

GERALD VINCENT WILMS- HURST BSc, son of Mr. and) Mrs. John Wilmshurst, Charlot. | tetown

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Senate Committee To Study Canada In Commonwealth

OTTAWA ‘CP’ — A Senate committee is planning an am- bitious inquiry into the nature of Canada’s position within the Commonseaith

Senator G SS. Thervaidson (PC — Manitoba’, chairman of the externa! relations standing committee. said im the Senate the committee may in quire into such matters as” decolonization of the Commons- wealth. racial tensions and the contemporary common- wealth as 4n institution He hoped the committee's study would be specific, not vague and general

The senator's motion that the committee be authorized to take up the’ special project is still being..discussed im he Senate. But he told a reporter later

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“We want to do a fairly com- plete job on this and may hold hearings for several months.”

Senator Thorvaldson said the Project bas the “complete ap- proval” of Prime Minister Pear- son and External Affairs Min- ister Martin

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“tified that a Senate committee

wishes to undertake an inquiry of this nature.” HEAR EXPERTS .

It is planned that the com- Miliee members wil! gather pa-

pers and hear experts from the —

department of external affairs on Commonwealth relations. Senator Thorvaldson sug- gested in the Senate that the commitiee study is important at this time because of the ex-

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Thirdly, Canadians have al- most forgotten that the form of the Commonwealth which em- erged° after the First World War came from ideas developed in Canada

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