10 The Guard1an,.Saturdny.June 25.1955

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f E 3' ." '.j-Ia". following is the St. Mary's ' Aoadensy senior prize list and T Commercial School graduate list i for: the year ending June. 1255. , .

Certificates :4 Proficiency

-GRADE V - Delphine Arsen- ault. Mary Driscoll. Myrna Mc- Cormick. Jeannette MacDonald. Bernadette Trainor.

--GRADE VI - Frances LsClair, Carroll Clow. Joyce Clow, Helen Kelly. Beverly Chiow.

GRADE VII - Joan Undei-hill, Ialonie Wedge. Marjorie Bernard, Noreen Cameron. Elizabeth Gal- lant.

GRADE Vlll Norma Fitz- Patrick. Marcia Arsonault. Eliz- abeth Blacquiere. Anne Arsenault. Paula Perry.

GRADE IX - Ann Ronan. Phil-

llppa McNally, Patricia Grant, Mllzlorie Noonan. Patricia Mc-

Neill. '.luIor First Aid Certificates GRADE VIII - Elizabeth Blac- quiere. Norma PitzPatrick. Doreen

Perry. Nora DesRoches. Anne Icustin. Janet Perry. Paul:

C -use-au'o9r'4n.a.Ic I-I 6:2Il':'EUU'

Parry.

' GRADI IX - Ann Ronan. Pat- ricia Grant. Dorothy Perry. Patricia MacNeill.

Prizes for Highest Aggregate donated by the Knights of Colum- bus: Grade V, Delphine Arsenault.. Grade VI, Frances Leclalr. Grade VII. Joan Underhill, Grade VIII. Norm: FitzPatrlck. Grade IX. Ann. Ronan.

Prizes for Religion donated by Rt. Rev. G. J. MacLelian, Rev. A. J. McLeod and Rev. J. H. LoClair: Grade V. Florence Gau- det; Grade VI. Carroll Clow; Grade VII, Salome Wedge: Grade VIII, Anne Arsenault: Grade IX. Pliillippa McNally.

Prizes for Deportment donated by the Holy Family Society: Grade V, Diane Pauquet; Grade I VI. Judy Richards; Grade VII. Eliza DesRoches; Grade VIII. Patricia DeMoss; Grade IX. Mar- lon Gaudet.

Prizes for Needle Work donated by Rev. Mother Superior: Grade V. Margaret MacDonald; Grade VI. Nola Biacquiere; Grade VII. Eudora Arsenaiilt: Grade VIII. - Paula Sullivan.

Prizes for Arithmetic donated by Mr. Earle Hickey: Grade V. Catherine Phillips: Grade VI. Joyce Clow; Grade VII. Noreen Cameron: Grade VIII. Paula llzerry; Grade IX. Vernita Gal-

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Prize: for English donated by Dr. W. E. Callaghan: Grade V. Joan Warren; Grade VI. Voids Gallant; Grade VII. Elizabeth Gallant: Grade VIII. Marcia Ar- senault: Grade IX. Joyce Arsen- nuit. : . Prize: for Spelling donated by Mrs. J. C. Hickey: Grade V. Cecilia Leclalr: Grade VI, Bev- erly Clow; Grade VII. Marjorie Bernard.

Prizes for Geography donated by Miss Dena Gaudet and Miss Margaret Arsenault: Grade V. Jeannette MacDonald: Grade VI. Faye Gillls; Grade VII. Pauline Noonan; Grade VIII. Shirley Ar- senault; Grade IX. Patricia Rog- II'S. .

Prizes for History donated by the French Social Club: Grade V. Mary Drlecoll: Grade VI. Mary Frances Oliver: Grade VII. Cath- arine Scott: Grade VIII. Elizabeth

Blacquiere; Grade IX. Patricia McNeill. -Prize: for Application donated

by Mr. Earle MacDonald: Grade

V-; Cynthia Pinenu; Grade VI,

Gloria Gallant; Grade VII. Doris

Arsenault: Grade VIII. Nora Des-

Roches: Grade IX. Diana Arsen-

ault.

1-Prizes for Science

Drs D. E. Callaghan:

Elizabeth Mallett:

Marjorie Noonan. ,P.rize for Algebra donated by

Bey. J. H. I..eClair: Grade IX.

Dorothy Perry.

"Prise for Geometry donated by

Rev. A. J. McLeod: Grade IX.

Bonita Gallant.

Prizes for French donated by the French Social Club: Grade VIII. Alcida Gallant: Grade IX. Louise Richard.

"Prize for Latin donated by Rt. 'ev. G. J. MacLellan: Grade IX. ntrlcla Grant. -

'- Girl Guide Awards - Religion

an-1 Life Emblems:

; GRADE VIII - Norma Fitz- Patrick. Elizabeth Blacquiere.

Doreen Perry. Anne Heustis. Nora

Desltoches. Paula Perry. GRADE IX - Anne Ronan.

ti-icia Grant. Patricia Mat-Neill.

arjorie Noonan. Dorothy Perry.

Prizes for Perfect Attendance donated by Mr. Earle MacDonald. (2 years: Grade V-Alena Brown. Florence Gaudet. Catherine Phil- lips. Grade VI (5 .veers(:-Judy Arsenault: Grade VII. Noreen Cameron. Jean Gaudet. Elizabeth Gaudet: Grade VII. Norma Fitz- Patrlck. Paula Perry: Grade IX. loan Marie Arsenauit (2 years). Vernlta Gallant. Marjorie Noon-

en. Prize: for Music donated by to Catholic Women's Leanne: GRADE V - Pauline Under-hm. Mary Driscoll. Dorothy Perry. Florence model. .7. " Mic-

Donald.

GRADE VI-lfslen Kelly. Faye Gillie. Carroll Clow.

GRADE VII - Salome Wedge. llilabed Gallant. Elizabeth Gau- (let, Joan Underhill.

GRAD! VfII- Margaret Grant.

donated by Grade VIII. Grade IX.

Prizes And Honours Won On St.Mary'sAcademy Day

lane Sullivan. Mary Paula Me. Iver. Mary Gertrude Gillie, Myra Mary Murphy. Mary Lorraine Pineau. Barbara Ellen Cameron, Joan Mary Arsennult. Helen Ce- cilia Dalton. Anne Marie Mullin.

Prize for Highest Aggregate donated by Canadian Legion. Julia Sonier.

Prize for Regilion donated by Rt. Rev. G. J. MacLellsn: Nandi Gallant.

Prize for English donated by Rev. A. J. McLeod: Geraldine Noonan.

Prize for History donated by the French Social Club: Marie Smith.

Prize for Latin donated by Rev. J H. LeClair: Cecilia Blacqulere. Prize for French donated by the Assumption Society: Margaret Bernard.

Prize for Mathematics donated by the Knights of Columbus: Julia Sonier.

Prize for ' I donated by the lcanadisn Legion: Carmella Gal- ant.

Prize for Department donated by the Holy Family Society: Mar- garet Bernard.

Prize for Arithmetic donated by

the Canadian Legion: Helen Ar- senault. Prize for Application donated

by the Canadian Legion: Noonan. Prize for Needle Work donated by Rev. Mother Superior: Mar- garet Gallant. Class Premiums donated by the Canadian Legion: 1. Flora Peters. 2. Arlene Sullivan. Helen Dalton. Paula Mclver. Gertrude Gillis, Myra Murphy, Lorraine Pineau. Barbara Cameron, Joan Mary Arsenault. Anne Marie Mullin.

Prizes for Perfect Attendance donated by Mr. Earle MacDon- ald: Sonia Kenny (four years), Cecilia Blacquiere (four years). Joan Mary Arsenault (two years). Geraldine Noonan (two years). Lorraine Plneau, Paula Mclver. Prize: for Music donated by the Catholic Women's League: Barbara Cameron. Geraldine Noo- nan.

Patricia

24. Monte Commercial School

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Certificates: Colleen Brennan, Rosita Croken. Blanche Colwili. Shirley Clow. Ferns Coughlin. Lorlna Desftoches. Belly 7301109."!- Norma Dymcnt. Germaine Gal- lant Loretta Maclsaac. Catherine Pi-aught. Alfreda Poirier. Annette Richards. Doris Rodd. Wanda Rodd, Elizabeth Ramsay. Loretta White. Pauline Arsenault, Gladys Hamill.

Typewriting: Kathleen Murphy. Anita MacArthur. Sylvia Williams.

shorthand: Irene Arsenault.

Prize for General Excellence donated by M. F. Schurman Ltd.. Catherine Praulzht.

Prize for Religion. Pi-aught.

pm. for Typewrltlng. Lauretta White.

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Hunter's Corner

or as a fighter on the end of a fly rod. . Regardless of the contention of quite a few anglers that the Cause- way at North River ruined the trout fishing at Milton many beau- tiful specimen: up to ash pound- have been landed between WC Causeway and the old North River bridge. Methinks when the water warms up in July and Allsllll "19 trout will move up into the fresher. colder water in the Milton area. Any fear that the trout wouldnt be able to navigate the 'by-pus has been dispelled; both trout and smelts may move in or out at will. This week I was given some trout that came from a beaver dam that was constructed by those industrious little engineers three years ago. It covers approximately

up thstit

in difficult to stop However. we plan

Contlausdfrosnpagel "

Back Stretch '

2: Gosben- July I to July 2; R.ooaevelt- July 11 to July 18; Saratoga- July 10 to July 2:. Vernon Down:- July 25 to July so. Joe O'Brien will be at Sara- toga for all the big ones. He will start Scott Frost 2. 200 there.

pleasure of numbering you among our honored guests at that time. '

While R. J. "Dick" Logue of Sydney is new euff some dis- appointment due to inactiv- ity ol his trotter Dean Gallon 2.0796, his 2-year-old Bannerway has won considerable money so far. We mentioned his first win

2.10. his next in 2.0:. his third

2.00 and some nights ago he won again in 2.04 and Dick was there to see him win. These pur- ses ranged between 83.01!) and 54.000 and the pay off is D per cent for first at Roosevelt.

Enclosed were clipping: from papers. one of which showed Au- brey Rodney. who is between 74 and TI year: old holding the pscer: Attica Prince 2.0'I5t and Kay Ensign 2.1096. Aubrey is one of the top driver: at Saratoga Raceway. Another clipping shows the results of the racing there on the 15th with Rodney winning the first division of the Cobleskill Pace. nurse 83.700 with Newport Commotion 2.0196. in 2009i, and Angie Allen. formerly of Hall- by "m" 5mm" W” u" fax, winning tn. other division classified trot in 2.21 (now re- of the same pace with Steve c"d)' 124' L"ck3' L9!" 3'1 WW" Dav" in 105.5 yg . MW "com rell Lewis! dgovg Crgsadclr .Ch'llf for t . . - 0 was as e: an or

he 4year old son of Vole H. iglwu; Ian 2.:-an 0' Ch" 3”.

Joe O'Brien with four tentlal 3”." 9 " 1”" mm 1”- m,,,,, in an H.mh.e.:,Ln g which was the fastest of the night. Scott Frost. Butch Hanover. Dra- meek 3 Md 7 were W” by .L"y son my mm mm" Free, a" Belle Lee (J. MacDonald), own- owned by Sol Camp. has a chance by Rudm M"K'””””- My to duplicate the Walter Cox suc- PH” '4' um” 3'22” 2-1925 cu,” of 1”. when "Lou Show The latter is a new record for Cox with Wm" mu (Con Lily Belle Lee. In races 5 and Volomne (Men). sh. Guy M" 8 Loretta Lee (M. Chaisson), own- (Crozier) and Miss Woerner ed by Mr" M"? R”3Ch- New (Stokes). finished in that order w”"f”'dv W" H: H" lmu" to account for the first four Jud” M"”' 24' t"”'- 3-15 monies in the 1-Iambletonian raced ' that year at Lexington. All were in the Cox stable trained by him and no other similarly trained quarantette has ever achieved giatmrecord. If Joe's four should

e e winners hey would have an "Med '10,, M mu" m ownglcalais. Me., winning the 1st and ed by one mug Joe WM unhsth dashes. Top Brooke (Renaud) 31000 "at with D.A”.gnan zoug ;2-J. Whispering Oak (Stevenson) in 2.0708 at Roosevelt Racewav 12' but "me 2'21: TM and 3m 135. Snurd”, mum ' 6th dashes were won by Dela-

ware Chief, owned and driven by

And new we hear from Ken Bennie Ryan. Miss Elli: (McAl- MacDougall. Manager Sackville dum 24' M" "'7" 115k T59 Downs, Lower Sackville. N. S.-am nu uh d"h" W9" W” W p . I '..I am naming my mm the trott'er.Tyndall Semple, own- week here at' Sackville Downs ed gm dnven by '7' H: Dewit" and as I told you during our con-' Mam)” B"dI”"3 (R C3") 3'3- versation, I finally decided re- D0” Tm" m"'3"d) 34- but mm luctantly to give up the Trotting 2'" H: Ti" "5 "d m1 dish" News and accept this position. "'9" "0" by C0'0'"l D'”- 0W1"-'d I am happy to inform you that and driven by Robert Ryan. Honi- two Very good friends of mine. ton. Ma. Domlnion's Pride (De- Auhrey Kelzer. Sports Editor of Wm) 12- T'""- 3-13 55- 1-13- the Sydney Post Record. and.

Harry shed", .d.,em,..,g mu, Last Saturday night's race card .39, of um um, mpen an 3,, at Truro drew a very large crowd. ".3 t. uh up an pubucmon "4 Great interest was taken in races hop. u, d.v,io, 1; gm, . ye”. 4 and 7 in which some of the round wnkly m.gm,,, covering fastest horses in the Maritime: all phases of sport in the Mnri- tmk P"'- 1" "'30 4 -'0!9dllE times. with a section devoted sole- Clanimlm owned Ind driven by ly to our sport of Harness Rae- D9" T"”'”- W" 1. 5035319 mg, The, ..-, both experiencw. Double Hal (Conroy) 2. Mighty newspaper men and with the fsc- 3” (H319?) '- with H9ldW3l'- ilities which they will have avall- .-Mlle Millet A- 0- Scott Ind Ath- able I know they will produce ah"! mil" nnllhlnl 13 "Ill 03'- publication to please all and do d"- Tlmev 1995f -4 "C015 '0' a great degl of good for me the track this season. In the 7th gporL dash with. the same field Mighty

Boy. owned by E. Whebby, Dart-

"! gm V"-y happy Wm. my new mouth, was 1. Headway (Given) set up, Beyond . doubt tn. sgck. 2. Josedale Double Hal (Conroy) ville Downs will be the harness 3. Jlldif Ml"9l'- MMOM Rule?- racing Show mace of the Mari. Josedale Clansman finishing in times when it is completed. The thlt orden Time. 2-IWL In men promote;-3, n,c. cminmnk mm '5 and 0 Barbara Ann Queen (C. Capt. Jack ci-iiisshuiik are going Smith). ownvd by K. 1-. Moms- sli out in gvefy deplnmgnt "4 han, Sydney, was 1-3. Nlbble Sun no expense is being spared to - Hnleyl. Owned by Ewell make every feature the best. I Smmh 5Yd!l8Y. 3-1. M15! Cherry am confident the track will be Valley (Mac!-eod) 2-1. Time. 2.15 fast as the elevations are per-.35 213- NWM9 5"” 900k I "- lect with nbundmc. of new. card last season of 2.1096. He is room. Both turns and the back I lmldmn" 'l'0t'0l'- I004 lilt- gu-gech mum;-. 55 1". mm ed and has the honor of trotting rail fence en the giant, (mg om. the fastest heat in the Maritime: side fence. with the home stretch WU 59350"- measuriug 75 feet to score eight horses behind the gain. Four Mm 8 Ind 6 were Won by barns of Thermscreet con:truc- Din” W" IMIUION. 0Wl'9d by non are now completed. provld- I-Om latch-r of Barlnshill. H23 70 fireproof winter stalls. aha Mill"! D-b (Gould) I-4. Em construction of five more barn: (C -Smm” 44- Tlmh 3-Wit. 1-10 for summer stables with 100 stalls W 5"” (Will in "R litter are now under way, dash must have been at least as fast as his record of 2.119s. The single dashes were won as fol- low: . . . .Rsca 1. Miss lluenose l5Dence) 1, Mia: Alice Guy (Pin- kney) 2. time. 2.10M. which knock: cm seconds off her for- mer record. Race 2 was won by Dudiedaie. owned and driven by G. B. Turner. Doctor L. B. (Walk- er) 2, time. 2.185. I fifth of I second better than her record.

There were four double winner: at Sydney races last Monday night. Tryon G. (Graham), own-

Fredericton. N.B., the Marl- time's fastest track, held their opening night's meeting last week with Top Royal (F. Carr), own- ed by Miss Lorraine Halliday of

"The grand':tand 200 feet long by 50 deep is under construction, containing comfortable seating for 2500 people. all seats with back rest. mutuel. canteen and rest rooms will all be under the stand where heating can be arranged for late fall racing. Surface of the track is up to grade and only a light coat of top soil is to be

eight or 10 acres of which only two or three is flshable. There is a sizable body of open water abut- ting the emban' t. but from" there on a narrow ribbon of blue water meander: through a sea of green flags. This is the creek bed and one may follow its course in a light boat. for : quarter mile till it scrapes gravel where the elders and spruce crowd to its very edges.

The two trout I was given weigh- ed between three quarters and a pound each. Their stornachs were stretched drum tight with food of all descriptions. . . flies. beetles. dragon fly larvae. fresh water shrimp and other item: I could'nt, identify. There was even a smsilt salamander or lizard in one. The flesh was almost a: pink. or red. as a salt water trout. One was all I could stow away at I " t As regards flavour. I would as soon have it as a fresh run sea trout. There are some who find salt water trout a little too strong in flavour-almost like salmon.

one often hears comparisons. drawn between. trout caught in different dams. Some are pink fleshed and-well flavoured; others are white meated and soft, still others have an off flavour. This off navour la a mystery so far as this columnist is concerned. some contend muddy bottom is the

added. We have about 40 horses alabled including the stable: of ”Bunny" Walker. "Chops" Camp. bell. Cyril Dsuphinee and B.C.'s own stable. They are using the track daily and working miles in 30 or better on the outside of this wide track. I watched Bra- wer's Gallon work a trip far out on the track in 30 and I know that when they move into the rail this coming week that their mile: will be around 2). The big horse is in beautiful condition and a picture to watch, trotting. Lucky Chief. his stable mate. is also training nice and they like him a lot. A new colt arrived last week. out of Bonnie Budlong by Peerless Hanover. and she has been bred back to the Brewer. I am so enthused over the many splendid features of this new set-

Cherloitetown Rsceway's pro- gram last Saturday night was considered an excellent one. It drew a large crowd and the time made in the free for all aur- prissd everyone. The first dash for trotter: was won by Ted Genessee (A. Llewellyn) In g very close finish from his slablemate Royal Train (Wlsensr). time. 2.19 it, He is owned by H. R. Bevan and looks like a coming star. In the 2nd dash the 4-year-old Mr. Jollscott (0'Meara). owned by Doug Hill and George Rogers. gave an exhibition of speed that surprised the fans, winning :- way off by himself in 2.1596. Hoos- ier Doctor (Show) 2. In the 3rd and 0th dashes for tro- tter: W n y in a r h. owned by the Justsmere stables and driven by Don Seaman. went a lovely mile 'in 2.1! to win from Real lingo (0'Me:ral. Pet Han- ever. owned and drive: by Col. D. A. Macltlnnon. won the 0th dash in 2.14V., Real Fingo 2. time 2.i4Va. In the 4th and 7th dashes Miss Donne Mae made a sur- glaces where trout are available. pi-um. mm in '1, mm ml. has also vary their diet with a. (Winner) in 1.1: and paid aatkrl-thmlco. squirrels or rIb- some to her backers. Miss Donna - V0 Illmlllll mlhk I1'0v".Mae is owned by Jack Anneer

and pasture swamps they could do a lot toward maintaining water levels and creating suitable wild- life habitat.

Trout. mush-ats and ducks follow the beaver; and mink frequent

racing card of the season was run off at Mnncton. In the lat and Rh dashes Cold Nita (Mr-

ths nerd). owned by Cerinler a Ber-

nard. was 2-1. Helen Hoosier (L. O'Brien) 1-2. In' the 2nd and 0th dashes Lil.y.Marlone (H. Cormier). owned by Mrs. E. Milton. Mone- ton. was 2-1. Model Budlong (Ber- nardil-2.lnthe8rdand7th dashes Peter Federal (Xillam). owned by I. A. Ryder. Moncton. was 1-2. Scott Cash (Barrieau), owned by L. Barrleau. Monctonp 2-1. In the 4th and tlth dashes Mlghb Grand (Killarn). owned by W. Cluff, Woodstock. was 1-4. Scottish Boy. owned and driven by J. E. Woods. Butouche. 4-1

the night -- 2.1356 in the 3rd dash.

Richelieu Park woun up its racing program on Sun ay and the horses are moving from there to Blue Bonnets. Scotch Dean called "The Jet". gave a fare- well salute by winning both ends of the 02,000. pacing derby in 2.02 and 2.01, which is a new rs- cord for "The Jet". Laddie Sey- mour, formerly owned here. also celebrated the occasion by win- ning his race. the first on the program. in 2.10M. which is a new record for Laddle. Before the season and: he will probably best 2.10. Prince Maplecraft own- all by R. J. Loque. Sydney. won at Rlvhelieu a few nights ago in 2.08.

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Those who have made entries in the Prince Edward Island Har- ness Racing Club's Futurity Colt Stakes are reminded that the sec- ond payment is due on or before Friday. July 1. Colts must be named with this payment. The Secretary-treasurer is W. G. Gil- lespie. Charlottetown. These Fu- turities will be raced at Char- lottetown some time after Old Home Week.

The Leonard Barrieau stable of Moncton with Mr. Barrleu's son Rulin in charge, has moved to the Charlottetown track and the horses are being greatly admir- ed. They are Becky Smith p. 2.1095. Lady Cash p. 2.l0'.'i. Ade- line Puncher p. 2.18, Polly Rey- nolds 2.1l, Texas Hanover p. 2.0lV4. Scott Cash 2.00Vs. Coun- less Carlo. Miss Mite t. 2.084s. The latter has earned over S14.- 000 in her racing career and will be a starter tonight in the B Trot.