The Huntingdon gleaner, 5 juillet 1933, mercredi 5 juillet 1933

[" 4 \u2014\u2014 \"Æ mother, Ormstown Locals St.Malachie School Results\u2014Presbyterian Y.P.S.Outing \u2014Good Prices at Auction Sale\u2014St.James W.A.and Guild Strawberry Tea Successful\u2014Splendid Display of Roses\u2014School Commissioners Elected by Acclamation The W.A.and Guild Societies of St.James Church held a successful strawberry tea on Priday afternoon, June 30th, at the home of Dr.and Mrs.W.S.McLaren.The rooms were prettily decorated with summer flowers and the tea tables centred with roses, Those who assisted in serving were Mrs.J.Atkinson, Mrs, C.Armour, Mrs, D, LeClaire, Mrs.R.E.Walsh, and the Misses Phyllis and Marign McLaren, Lorna Middleton, Olive Curran.The proceeds amounted to $15.\u2014_\u2014 St.Malachie School results, under the direction of the Sisters of the Holy Names, Jesus and Mary, are: In accordance with the report of the Special Board of Examiners of the Dept.of Education at Quebec the following pupils have completed respectively the 8th and 6th Grades and have satisfactorily passed the required examinations: Grade VIII\u2014Louis Beaudin, Hazel Ouimet, Eusebe Soucis.Grade VI\u2014Dolores Hébert, Dorothy Murphy, Mariette Turcot, Bernard Beauchamp, Lucile Beauchamp, Rita Smith, Ralph Hetz.Prizes given by Rev.Father Delage for Assiduity were awarded to Louis Beaudin, Grade VIII; Bernard Beau- champ, Grade VI; Georgette La- berge, Grade IV; Ghislaine Bou- dreau, Grade II, Gerard Prevost, Grade I.Religious Instruction, prize given by Rev.Fr.Delage\u2014Gabrielle Dan- durand.Board of Commissioners\u2019 prizes for Assiduity were won by Gabrielle Dandurand, Dolorés Hébert, Mariette Turcot, Lucile Beauchamp, Lucie Dussereault, Marceline Bazinet, Georgette Laberge, Cecile Maheu, Claire St-Denis, Jeanne d\u2019Arc Guerin, Simone Legault, Jacqueline Turcot, Lucile Laberge, Gisele Beauchamp, Ghislaine Boudreau, Ghislaine Levac, Rita Laberge, Germaine Legault, Rita Coté, Aurore Bolduc, Thérése , Côté, Thérèse Bolduc, Ghislaine Lepage, Arthur Laberge, Hervé Prévost, Georges Legault, Lionel Bolduc, Charles-Henri Bolduc, Adolphe Cher- rier, Gerard D'Aoust, Leopold Pri- meau, Robert Vincent, Fernand Pré- vost.Gerald Beauchamp.Antoine Lepage Romuald Primeau, Gérard Pré- vost.Prizes given by Mr.and Mrs.H.St.Denis, for highest percentage in their classes were won by Gérard D'Aoust, Bruneau Beaulieu, Madeleine Lussier.The annual outing of the Young People's Society of the Presbyterian Church was held on Friday when 26 members and their friends got away with an early start and made Lake Champlain their destination.The weather was ideal and armed with their picnic baskets an enjoyable day was spent.The auction sale of household effects at the home of Mr.Alfred Sad- ler on Tuesday afternoon brought fair prices.Every article offered was sold and all purchases were settled for by cash despite the fact that this * is depression time.The sale realized more than $400.Mr, and Mrs.Sad- : \u2018 ler are leaving early in the Fall to Fa make their home in St.Petersburg, y Florida.\u2014\u2014 Mr.J.Stanley Cook.Scretary of ths Montreal Board of Trade has been elected by acclamation, mayor of the municipality of Sixteen Island Lake in succession to A, E.White- house, who retired recently, it was announced lately, Mr, Cook is a frequent visitor in Ormstown and his many friends offer him congratulations.\u2014_\u2014 Mr.and Mrs.MacKinnon.Miss Frances and Master Gerald MacKin- non, and Mrs.James Kane of Montreal motored to town on Saturday and spent the day with Mr.and Mrs.Doug.MeCaig.Mrs.Kane is remaining for the summer months, Mr.Lionel Kearney spent a few days last week at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Jos, Viau, Napierville, Que., the guest of the Jackson Group.Miss Lillian B.Rice of Montreal is spending two months\u2019 vacation the guest of her parents, Mr.and Mès.W.A.Rice.Mr.and Mrs.Ralph McLaren.and sons Bobby and Gordon of Buffalo, .Y., were guests of Mr.McLaren's Mrs.P.McLaren over the week-end.Among the teachers home for the summer vacation are Misses Marjorie Ray, Marjorie and Doris Payne, Mrs.A.Meldrum, Montreal, Miss Isobel Elder\u2019 of Longueuil, Mrs.ME.Cowan, Barrington, Que.Mr.A.J.McGenigle of Bedford and Mr.WE Marshall of St.Johns, Que.Mrs.Gertrude McGinnis, Montreal, spent Dominion Day an week-end the guest of her sister, Mrs.M.E.Misses Eileen Middleton and Willa McNeil are attending the summer course for teachers at Macdonald College.Mrs.Sarah Gow of Montreal is spending some time with her friend, Mrs.Alice Cavers.Mrs.M.Carver of Montreal has returned home after spending the past week in Ormstown, the guest of Miss Black.Finn.Miss Anna Sills and Heler Ross are attending the Sunday School and Young People's Conference at the Presbyterian Home at Huntingdon this week.Mrs.L.O'Connor, Montreal was the holiday and week-end guest of Mrs.M.McCaffrey.: Mr.and Mrs.C.E.Ployart and family have moved from Shawinigan Falls, Que.to Ormstown and are occupying the residing of Mr.and Mrs.A.E.Sadler.Mr.Ployart will take up his duties as Principal of the High School in September.Miss Mae Whealon of Montreal was the week-end guest at the home of Mr.and Mrs, J.Gilker.A splendid display of roses was held in Walsh's Ltd., corner window on Thursday evening of last week.The entries were numerous and exceptionally beautiful.The judges were Mr.À.F.Pollock and Mr, W.x Millar, \u201cthe results being as Yol- ows: Best single bloom: 1, Miss M.Swan; 2, Miss M.Swan, Special mention, Mrs.J.Elder, Miss Bazin, Dr.W.8, McLaren and Mr.Patton.3 blooms dissimilar\u20141, Miss Bazin; 2, Miss M.Swan, Best collection\u20141, Miss Bazin; 2, Mr.Patton.Pansy display\u20141, Miss L.Bazin; 2, Mrs.McIntyre, \u20140\u2014 Closing exercises of Grades VIII and IX of Ormstown High School were held on Friday afternoon, when the reports were given by Mr.W.J.Millar, B.A.and prizes won during the year were awarded.Following this, a social hour was spent in the basement auditorium and the teachers, Miss G.Getty and Mrs.M.E.Lindsay.served ice cream to all.\u20140\u2014 The nomination to fill the vacancies on the Parish and Village School Boards took place on Monday, July 3rd, when Mr.D.A.McCormick of the Parish, and Dr.W.S.McLaren and Alex.Rember, of the Village Board were re-elected by acclamation.\u2014\u2014 Miss Irene McDonald, a pupil of Grade VIII of the Ormstown Consolidated School, holds the proud record of never having missed a day from school nor having been reprimanded for being late, since consolidation of schools took place and Miss McDonald has about the longest distance to come, of any other pupil She was rewarded for her punctuality by her teacher, Mrs.M.E.Lindsay.\u2014\u2014 Miss Genevieve Getty returned to ber home in Coaticook, Que., to spend the summer vacation.Mrs.C.Armour and Miss Olive Curran, having finished their school term at La Tuque, Que.are spending the vacation with their parents.Mr.and Mrs, P.H.Curran.Miss Catherine Mills, R.N.of the Montreal General Hospital is spending two months\u2019 holidays at her home here.Mr.and Mrs.Edmond Kearney and family of Schnectady, N.Y.were the guests on Sunday of his father, Mr.Thos.Kearney.Mr.and Mrs, Milton H.Curll and little daughters of Montreal were guests during the holiday week-end of Mr.and Mrs.Henry Winter.Miss Lyla Winter was the guest last week of her aunt, Mrs.Robert Stevens, Dundee.Mrs, Lyla Brooks and sister.Miss Anne Williams of Montreal are home for the holidays.Mrs.Miller, Howick, was the guest on Friday of Miss Maude Welch.Mr.and Mrs.Polan, Mr.and Mrs.Hogan and daughter, Agnes of Montreal were guests on Saturday of Mr.and Mrs, James Reeves, also Mr.and Mrs.Alex.Goodfellow of Montreal spent Sunday with Mr.and Mrs.Reeves.Mrs.Hugh Graham of Cushing.is visiting her cousin, Miss Margaret McNeil.Mrs.Boivin and children of Montreal were week-end guests of her uncle and aunt.Mr, and Mrs.Joseph Lepage.Mr.Warren Winter of Montreal spent Dominion Day in Ormstown.Mrs.Winter and family of Montreal are spending their holidays in Orm- stown at the home of Mrs.Jas.Sang- ster, Academy Street.Mr.Grasswell of Montreal spent spent Dominion Day in Ormstown.Sunday afternoon visitors at the home of Mr.and Mrs.John Mc- Whinnie and Mr.and Mrs.J.R.Meikle were Mr.and Mrs.Edward Lanctot and their son and daughter, of Malone, N.Y.Miss Geraldine Neville, of Montreal who was visiting at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Meikle, has returned to .| her home, Mr.and Mrs.Percy Campbell.accompanied by Mrs.Joligne Brault and Miss Delphine Brault, also Mrs, Philit of Valleyfield, caled on Tuesday on Mr.and Mrs.John McWhin- nie at their home.The week-end guests with Mr.and Mrs, D.F.McIntyre were Mr, and Mrs.Heydenreich, Betty and George, Mr.and Mrs.H.Campbell of Rose- mount, Mr.and Mrs, R.Cook.Mrs.I.Stewart of N.D.de G., Miss Jean Hendry and Mr.W, Perry of Outre- mont, Mr.A.Molntyre, Mr.and Mrs.Sleeth.Elizabeth and Robert .of NDG.Huntingdon Ladies Score Win on Moore Trophy Huntingdon ladies were successful yesterday in their bowling against the ladies of the Chateauguay Heights Bowling Club.Three teams went to Chateauguay to bowl for the trophy which Dr.J.C.Moore is offering for competition.The final score showed Huntingdon won by 19 points, the score being 25 to 44.The rinks and scores were: Chateauguay Huntingdon Mrs.W.Gilmour Mrs.Geo.Dixon Mrs.Hay Mrs.McClatchie Mrs.Harris Mrs.D.Walker Mrs.Dance Mrs.MacDonald Skip 7 Skip 15 Mrs.Suckling Miss McCarthy Mrs.Champion Mrs.Fortune Mrs.Bonnell Mrs.Goundrey Mrs.Barrow Miss Cluft Skip 11 .Skip 9 Mrs.J.Gilmour Mrs.P, Baldwin Mrs.McNair Mrs.Kelly Mrs.Maxwell Mrs.Allen Mrs.Ritchie Mrs.Thomas Skip 7 Skip 20 Lecturer (In a small town): \u201cOf course, you all know what the inside of a corpuscle is like.\u201d Chairman of meeting (interrupting): \u201cMost of us do, but ye better explain for the benefit of them es have never been inside one.\u201d FARMERS PICNIC FEATURED BIG DAY OF SPORT 47th Annual Picnic at Cairn- side Was the Most Largely Attended Picnic For Years \u2014Few Addresses Although the morning of July 1st broke dull and threatening and even rained at times, the forty-seventh Farmer's Picnic took place as usual in Mason Greig's grove at Cairnside, with a larger attendance than there has been for years.The ball games were a great drawing card to the young people, while the other sports were not neglected either.A half hour only was allowed for speeches and the games were called off for that length of time to give the people a chance to hear the addresses.President Mason Greig called on Prof.A.R.Ness of Macdonald College for the first speech.He first expressed his regret that he was the only college representative present this year.Dr.Lattimer being prevented due to a serious illness.His main theme was that of building for the future of Canada\u2014for the children of today.He reminded us how the Fathers of Confederation sixty-six years ago\u2014had the future of Canada in mind and how they built on that foundation.He urged on the parents of today to see to it that Canada was made a safe home for them, making good investments in education, etc.He also expressed the hope that more young men from this district would attend MacDonald College.Dr.Moore, our member to Ottawa, was next called on.He told us of his deep interest in agriculture and of his love for young people, saying that he had not lost faith in them but was convinced they were capable of being just as loyal and just as faithful in what they undertook to do as any previous generation.He also spoke of conditions as they are today.Dr.Moore made a presentation to Mr.Alex.Steele, Jr.of a certificate in recognition of lvis saving from drowning of Mr.David Forrester.Rev.A.B.B.Moore of Howick United Church was next called on.He drew attention to the natural wealth of Canada, her mines, her grain, her forests, her fisheries and her electrical power\u2014everything necessary to make a people rich and yet Canada was with a million men out of work.people starving and yet her granaries bursting with grain.He finished with a plea for unselfish service to our country, to serve not for what I can get but what can I give\u2014to make a commonwealth of nations, as a nation determined to give service and not to amass wealth.The Secretary, Mr.D.T.Ness, was next on the list.He read letters of regret from Hon.Mr.Mercier, Mr.Martin Fisher and Mr.Robt.Brodie of Montreal.The Stormont, Dundas and Glen- garry Highland pipe band which played a great many times and delighted everyone with their music.There were five of them.Game Results Girls, 5 years and under\u20141, M.Anderson; 2, B.McDonald; 3, M.Cullen; 4, F.Kelly, S.McRae.Boys, 5 years and under\u20141, S.Stacey; 2, J.Gruer; 3, W.©rr.Girls, 7 years and under\u20141, S.Sauve; 2, M.Kerr; 3.O.McArthur.Boys, 7 years and under\u2014l, B.Younie; 2, S.Kerr: 3.A.Burris.Girls, 10 years and under\u2014I, S.Burrows: 2, J.McCormick; 3, S.Anderson; 4.J.Bergevin.Boy, 10 years and under\u2014l1, 8: Sauve; 2, D.Greig; 3, K.Younie.Girls, 14 years and under\u2014l, N.Steel; 2, E.Reddick; 3.P.Anderson.Boys, 14 years and under\u20141, W.Anderson; 2, G.Langevin; 3, D.Bryson; 4, K.Greig.Young ladies race\u20141, M.Hamilton; 2, M.McCormick; 3, J.Bryson; 4, E.Reddick.Young men's race\u2014l, C.Gonudrey; 2, D.Pettes; 3, G.White; 4, D.Tem- pleton.Girl's boot race\u20141, M.Hamilton; 2, J.Bryson; 3, J.White; 4, M.Tanna- hill.Boy's boot race\u20141, D.Bryson; 2, G.White: 3, A.) MeKell; 4, A.Foucher.Girl's three-legged race\u2014l, M.Mc- Cormick, M.Nussey; 2, E.Reddick, N.Steel; 3, M.Hamilton, J.White; 4, J.McDonald, P.Nussey.Boy's three-legged race\u20141, W.Anderson, D.Ogilvy; 2, K.Greig, K.Mc- Donald; 3, D.Templeton, A.White.High jump, under 15 years\u20141, D.Pettes: 2, C.Thompson; 3, B.Cavers.Land boat race\u2014l, W.Douglas team: 2, John West team; 3, H.Emond team.Pole vault\u20141, G.White: 2, C.Goun- drey; 3, N.Emond.Quoiting, six entries\u20141.W.A.Mc- Whinnie; 2, Jas.H.Bryson: 3, Frank Smith.| Horse-shoe pitching, four entries\u2014 1, Mr.Pollock, Rockburn; 2, Mr.Oliver, Rockburn.Softball First Round Riverfield vs Howick Riverfieid\u2014F.Gruer, c.; K.Robb, p.; E.Ness 1b; R.Templeton, 2b; R.Reddick, 3b; H.Cullen, 1f.; C.Goun- drey, c.f.; E.Orr, r.f.; R.Burrows, s.s.Howick\u2014R.Stewart, ¢.; D.Ness, D.; M.Ness, 1b; A.Holmes, 2b; L.Hynds, 3b; C.Younie, 1f.; Paquette, c.f.; G.Stewart, r.f.; A.Beausoleil, ss.Riverfield 16, Howick 7.Ormstown No.1 vs Brysonville.Ormstown \u2014H.McLean,