' TWENTY - FIVE rludcrlll were gradualed at commence- mcnt ercrclscs or llbenon DlSlI'K‘l III-clonal High SI‘haal Salul'tlay a rcrnnnn The chair- man Di lili‘ board DI Iruslces. John Rnrhlord. prts‘dt‘d.

hown above are lien to rightl Davld ,VIcNelll. Valedictorian,

wh placed highest In grade I2. .Iazcl Hardy. Ionnh placr, who dellvered the salutatnr. Jcan Bartlett. third. and Mane O'Bm-n. second place.

AlberlonRegionalHigh

Graduates

ALEERTON .. Dalld lrrhcrll. | oi Alberton District Regional 1 children‘s associallun, student with the h‘gllrsl sland- ngh School Saturday lilcrnmn.‘ Twentynne entries were no. DIE, in grade l2, was ralcdrctnr.z The salutalory was given by'rerved Irom Ichanla ln the Altm- Ian at the graduating exercises‘

WESTERN BRIEFS

To HELLEHLLE

Michael Lartcr lclt Alberton1

Saturday to spend thv eurnmvr In Bellavilll‘. (ml.

SPENT WEEKEND Mr. and Mrs. Fyrlln Weeklr Amherst, Spunk the II cl l d ay weekend will relatives in Alber- ton and Alma

AT ALMA

Miss Rae Donald, Charlotte

tnn-n. was a weekend guest I)!

her parents, ll: :ncl Mrs, Wal- lace Donald. lnra.

AT MONTROSE Misses Ida and Edilll

Illle broth Montrosc,

Mass. to llsit on

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VISITS UNCLE Everett Dnnald. Remington. in I weekend guest '1! his uncle. GM, Donald. Albel‘lnn.

WEEKEND GUESTS . Mr. and Mrs TI). Trt‘nnulhy Elizabeth and David Trcnnuth. and Margaret as. 'lrlollco ton-n. nere wcclc gllrs Mrs. John H \"cils. Albrnon.

FROM FAmlew an ill , and l‘mzl, NS. spent the \wrkmd wit

Mr and llr= JR Bonyman. Albelwn ‘

Tn nALIrA'I

Mr and :hs migras Fl‘l-znrd.

Alhertrn, motored to ilahraxl durln! the ucckend, l

our 0F HOSPITAL . William Hutt. has rrlurned to‘ his homo in Alberton South tiller being a 123110!!! In the Western Hospital. l

[N ALuExTnN l Mr and MrS. Gardiner Maria. and family. Summerslde. were weekend gue<ls at Fri Eraser. Alberron . .

VISITING RELATIVES l Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wells mull

lamin have arrived lrom Loe]‘

Angles. Cali. to Ilslt ll‘s (om-l n‘a mo . Mrs rrod Walls, Alberto". and other rl‘lalivesr

IN sT. Avmumb bun. Mrs, and \lrs. Charles John-r stun. Alberton. III-e ylstling Mini Cyril Johnston. St Andrews. Nun

STUDENTS “(HIE

Annlayne Runway. “11" has been a studt’nl nI Kinknrn con- velu. has rrlurncd kt hrr home In Alberton tor the holidays,

T0 SUSSEX

Miss Mnrion McEWul. Corn— mercial teacher at Alberta". nu leIt Ior her home In 5M4 eex. .

'I'D UNI! Blair Wilkie. Albcrlorl, IQ”

tel-day In I!“ lummer final at the University of New Brunswick

IN MURRAY HARBOR r Heck Jordan I)! Alburtou Re Iona! High School leachan mall is mending the halldayt A! home in Murruy Hurlwr,

AT ALLIERTON SOUTH Mrs. Wfllllrn MllieH. he:

II for NHL Mary Comm

lt-llairman oi uh: board 0’ [mar

‘tees. presided. The zccumpan- ry Pridllam: 2. Enid Profill.

cor. .nse—d \'. Fairvicw.

will FUNERAL -—Thl

Mondhh-Inlyl. Iron )- n lat Cort-i

25 Pupils

Hazel Hardy

Members or

Helen DaIInll. Caro-

Hazel

MarKay, lyn MacArthur.

Sandra Rayner. Calilcrinc Paley. Dorothi’ Graham. Elaino tun, Carol Barbour. Beulah My- ers. Helen Foley, Slepha'llr Lu» trr. Ada Williams.

in Murray. Graduates or the commercial clays urr William David

Smllll. Arlene Mildred Scntner,‘nornnn :llatlhews- . Kathleen Morrison andlhlstthcus and Linda Barbour}

Annie

Eleanor Lorraine Hutchinson The auditorium was decent»

on In the school colors.

Isl was )1 Harry Ragan.

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DROP T William Cam. principal of the School. reported rollrnenl at (he bt‘mnning oI the year. Including night classes was 239. Thirtyone students

He cemented that thc mattcr ol students dropping out Is one ot concern to marw. «moral high school dlltrlcls During

flu: year the ldloul library via: Mrs, Arthur HItRae. sulus by expanded by the addition of mo .\lrs \VullaL-l: MacLean and step- ks

n Stmjenl activities Included hockey. mtball. sottball. table tennis. volley ball and pubhut. IfIll ot the school's first year book. A course in cfiquetle was given by Mrs, WR. Dullon.

.lIr, Cain expressed apprecial» inn In the teaching slalf, (rus- tees. bus drivers. students. all thc rcsrdcnts ol the area tor heir Interest and support. Certificates and prizes were prcscnted to students bi all the hlgll schnnl grades.

Highest standing lu grade I2 71. David .VlcNelll, 2. Mari O'Brlt‘n: nglms‘l sland‘mfi senior commercial. wllilam

Smllh DONATES AWARDS

Reta Gopal has announced that he Will donate In award oI $30 to me student leading grad: 11 ill the Maritime Board examinations. and m t the student going an to university.

The address to thc graduall class was given by Dr. AJI. Grant. ot Summerside. a (or- rner pI-Inclpal at Alberton High School. who recalled some happy rocmon'cs oI 's two years In Alberton, In addressing the graduates he said. "This Is not an age ol wheelbmows and shovels." and stressed me importance oi k2» mg high academic standards He told members ol the class that they now bclong to that select Iew. the School oi lute!»

s. BANQUET FOLLOWS

Following the graduation there was a banquet in the Presby- lerlan Church ball. Covers were laid Ior 45 guests. Tne hnll war attractively decorated with me school colon. On the tables were low bowels oi [lowers flanked by yellow candle: In aliver hold- 2 The lmlng war paired by Lorraine beard.

Don-lid O'Brien wu III-st- mmer. The tom to the Queen was prepared by Mr. Cain. A tout to the whwl. mallard by

:u = a.

ruler to st. Peter’s Church. Sev- en Mile Bay for Requiem Him Mas! conduclzd by Rev. Arthur Panderflal. who Illn conducted the servlte A! the grlve. nevi Reglnlld MncDonlId w l pm an In the llnchnry. Pallbear- erl were Allison Ell-per. Nar- lnnll MuFarllne. Fred Arlen' null. Anthony DeancIIeI. Joll- zrri; Arunault Ind Event! Mub-

PAUGR FUNERAL _

Y Alta-mun (roan the Phillips Final-ll Horn. ‘0 was! Vllley United alum

the grad'lallug met to whom the competitinnl ‘class were Din-id ML-Nelli, hlarle l “as open. Tho judges. hlrs. rredl O'Erlcn. .lean Baruch, Claudc‘I-‘llrsl‘rald. hIrs, Andrew \I‘cllsl

Hardy. ‘Iarod with some drlrlcult dcrIs-‘ Donald O'Brien, Florence Foley. 'luns ‘

l

1’81- those coming second were unil

Lorraiue‘sidnni oi the Alhorton brnnrh otl Lcard. Donna Barbour and Kev» the Retarded Chlldren‘x Associa— e

Dean and Yvonne Eurrell lequlll; 2. and gold. John R. Rockford. Garth fiHKinnon.

that tour! en- O'Brien and Geraldln

turnpmd out during the year. Clements, Quwey have arrived from Worchmter,1

V. Albonon and West Prince'County ; 2 The Guardian, Churlombown. Tues July 2, 1963.

lBarn, Henhouse dlBurn Al Brooklyn

henhouse at Brooklyn. owned bylllouse and bin um I «la-nu Gerald Hardy, were completely "3'9 3w" “‘3: Th“: destroyed by [ire early stmday p

out dim Ity. morning. The loss wu partly covered Four pigs. and about to hens

by iruumnce.

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Taien’r Cavalcade} Held A’r Alber’ron‘

ALBERTON H A dohghtlul More the program and during program. indlcxlivl: aI Ill - (he intermission Violin mu lit. lent possessed by boy. and girls was tarnished by neck .I nrdnn oi the area. was prnrenlud in and IA. Nonnan Accomponut Alherton WI llall. Friday even- for the evening was Mrs. E. E. Inc, Thc occasion was at nmn-‘Larler.

trur cevalcede sponsored by the. , . ,

‘local branch or the rrtartladl“S “AW-“1“ The chalrman, hei-

MacDonald. also made a real contribution to the promm by relating a number or humorous stories which hcpt the audience in a responsiir moo

Candy. (‘nnlrlbulcd b\' ladies in ‘ some 12 Selma] r W B 5 sold during the lntcrmi in Ihls Iiml I! light lrul! Calm, l)’ donated by the Westcrn Ital. was auctioned b\' J Campbell. It was returned tor rroalr by the IlrSl Iv.“ .i or: uho were CL-Cll Dennis. Roi» an E I‘amphnll. .\ILA REV DR» rio MarDvnald, .l.\V.D. Camp» hCII mull RD. llCKinnon tinnl purchaser was him. Frnnlr

[on Rrglonsl High thnol dil—

and Mrs Albert Monan, were

n at I kind winners in the six classes and VH‘E‘

haunted by RB. IlII‘Kinnon. prbl

tlnll. wlla slsb presented prizes. They were: piano solo_ I.l

Barbara l

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allant At the close or the program Mr \chinnon Expressl'd appre- ciation In thus? will) had gener- ously donated prizes to particl- psnts in lilr caralrorle, teachers. parents. prices. and all others l Wi’ll’lSl‘ ellnrls IIRl‘l rnnfl'lbllled in Dialogue» 1. Mill River "i " "' “m ” “"‘5- ‘ ‘Schonl z Montrose School. .

vocal duet or trio: 1 ‘ 3 EKG tells the doctor ‘ about YOUR HEART ‘

M . 1 This amazing machine can dance pertnrmed by eight small l spot a “Silent” heart attack boys and girls under direction all you neverlmew you had—

l and sometimes warn of po- tential trouble. In .Iuly ‘ l genders Digest you‘ll learn

l tequall.

Vocal sclo— 1. Debbie Moonel

Bar-

Recil ll nr reading' 1

Phyllis Aileen Ind . y Hill In

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. s l Slep-dancing— I, 51! p h e n

SPEEIZI selections included In the program were 3 Sq e

dancing by Tommy Clements,

l————‘—~—‘ ‘ ow EKG can also ease your 1

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1 worries about Such things as 1 skipped beats. Inst boats and I heart. murmurs! Got your . July issue now on sale.

Closing Held At Aiberlon Elementary

H Positions are available In the l tollowrng Indian Schools in Al»

l bcrla. I l. Habay l: classrooml Day ‘ ALBERTON # Paula Foley Scllcnl, Hahn) nc tear-her. ;

re’mh’t‘d a special prize for having lite best disposition of any pupil in Albertnn Elenlsn- ry school when Awards were

grades 1-3 lsulation alllm'znce $950 (single $601”.

2 non Vc—mihon la class- room Residvnllal Schwl. Fort Vermilion—One teacher. grade

being presented at the school t-sing‘fggafil‘ allowznre $150 "Fl"! Iaalwwk- _ 3. Frog Lake 12 cinssrooml prizes [or highest Standing In Day School, HeillsbllIg—One

grade seven went to Ernestine teacher. gradea l~3

Foley, Cora Jean Nicholson and 4, Cold Lake l5

Lorne Morrell.

A special prize ror progress was Won by George llliarns. and one tor spelling by Phyllis Ahearn. The WI prize Ior nnlh~ motic went to Angela beshoches and the Legion my prize Ior application to .lneItIe O'Brien.

A very plensins program by the pupils was presented prior to the presentation oI prim. Mrs, Arthur McRu directed n square dance by pupils ot the second and H1le nudes. Ae- nornpanista for the a moon were Mrs. ms, Lam: and Gor- don Motthewr

Day School. Rivierc our spire I 41m teachers a 2 at a. . 6. Ermlncskin Izt olassrooml Rasldenllal School. Hobbcmn —~Twn lparllers. grade one and l

Ede live. 7. Blood illl classroom) Repl- de'Mlal Selim], Cardslm'l—one fullrtime II n m e Ecanomlcs (EXEIIUI’Z Il1r Specialist duller. Salary swarm. datlon available. Address enquiries to:

Mr. G. 'Ke‘lll Goodarham

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Helen Dalian. vial remanded to by Mr. Gupll, A In“! In file teaullefi. PWWIed by Elaine Dalton. WM responded In by Miss Evelyn Carpenhrr Preach! at the anufl were

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