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ENROUTI ‘I0 WESTERN CAN- ADA — Rev. and Mrs. Aubrey Moore, of Sydney, N. S., and Rem. and Mrs» Eric Coffin, of Mont- ague, P. E. I., were here early this week enroute to Saskatchewan to take over pastorates oi the Un- ited Church. Rev. Mr. Moore will be settled at Cutknift, Sask" and Rev. Mr. Coffin will be settled in Paradise valley, Sask —(Sackvli1e 'I‘ribune).

iiuecn Square School Prize List

Following was the program at the closing exercises of Queen square School yesterday, 0 Canada. Remarks by Chair- man. Chorus “Wings of the Dawn- ing"--The School. Presentation of Trustees’ Leaving certifcates. Pre- sentation of Diplomas. Chorus: “The King ls Still in London"—The School. Recitation: "Our Queen” -—Lorne MacDonald, Presentation of Penmanship Certificates. Pre- sentation of Attendance Certifi- cates. Prlncipal‘: Report. Pre- sentation of Medals and Special Prizes. Remarks. God Save The King.

Chairman, Dr. W. J. P. Mac- Millan.

TRUSTEES’ LEAVING CERTI- FICATES

(In order of Merit)

Donald Joseph F. Macdonald, Wil- liam Vincent Macdonald, Joseph Wendell Murphy. Louis Clark Mac- Aulay, Frank JOseptl Costello. Angus Louis MacDonald, James Alphonsus McInnis, Arthur Allison uantwell, Eric Ivan J Whelan, Herbert William F Hughes, James Elton MacCallum. Carl Joseph Mc- Kenna, George Edward Larter, Reg- inald Joseph Martin, Gordon Jus- tin Kelly,

DIPLOMAS

Grade X-l. Don Macdonald; 2. _ Willie MacDonald; 3- Wendell

Murphy. 4 Clark MacAulay; 5. Frank Costello. Grade IX-l. Elmer Blanchard:

2 Melvin Rjchard; 3. Edwin Steele; 4. Douglas MacDonald; 5, Roland Henressey.

Grade VIII-l All-an Noonan; 2. Wing Wong; 3. Jackie Murnaghan; 4. Adrian Peters; 5. Lorne Mac-

Donald. Grade VII (Mr. Callaghans Dept). 1. William Brady; 2. Jos-

Kenncth McKen-

|eph Zakem; 3. Cecil

z‘e; 4 St. Clair Quinn; 5 McEachern.

Grade VII (Mr. croken‘s Dept) 1. Ivan Dowling; 2. Thomas Flynn: 3 Frank SigsworJ ; 4. Bobble Kelly; 5. Henry Coady.

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Grade VL-(Miss Murnaghnns Dept) l. Fred Coyle; 2 Flillip Murphy; 3 Charles Saunders; 4.

Philip Rossiter and Wendell Bevan (crulali; 5. Urban Wedge.

Grade VI —(Miss Francis’ Dept.) l. Jack Ready; 2. George Wong; 3. Vernon Rowers; 4 Allison Tulle; 5, Keir Gulnclon.

Grade V —(Mlss Welsh's Debbi _1_ Mark McGulgan; 2. William Hennessey; 3. Billie McNeeiy; 4 Everett Beagan; 5. Billie Doyle.

Grade V —(Mise MacAukiys Dept.) 1. James McEachernl 2' Maurice Flynn: 3. Gower Mullin: 4. Edward Limo; 5. Dome Mc- Innis.

Grade IV-(Miss Clarkin’: Dept.) 1. Charlie Cannon; 2 Basil Mc- Gulgan: 3. Milford McAulay: 4 Albert Loughren; 5. Jackie Dun- can-

Grade IV-(Miss Butler's Dept). —1.Wllllam Leonard; 2. Edwin Kelly; 3. James McTague: 4 Ken- neth McDonald; 5. Mahlon Har-

ley.

Grade III- (Miss MacDonald's Dept.) 1. Dunstan Drew; 2. Laur- ence MacDonald; 3. Laurence Gau- trller; 4- Billie Stull; 5. Simon A

ns.

Grade III (Miss Blanchard’: Dept) 1. George Keefe, 2. Char- les Cheverie; 3 Cyril MacDonald; 4. Emile Arsenault; 5. Harold Biso.

Grade II —(Mlss Walsh's Dept.) l, James Hughes; 2. Billie Davey: 3. Clifford Ready; 4. Francis Ro- berts; 5. Lewlse Gallant. _

Grade II --(Miss Veaseyfi Dept).- 1. Terrence MoWade; 2. Bobby "rsafferty; 3. Merrill Doyle; 4. John Sinnott: 5. Amby Atkins and Bobby 'I‘ralnor.

Grade II (Miss McTsgus Dept.) -1. James McGee; 2. Daniel Mac- Rae: 3. Roland Blanchard; 4. Hu- bert Murnaghan; 5. Reggie Cullen.

Grade I (Miss Moran's Dept.)- 1, David Doyle; 2. John Wash; 3. Jackie Lawless; 4. Jimmie Con- nolly; 5. Cecil Roberta.

Grade I (Miss Duffy's Dept )- 1, Kenneth Tulle; 2. George Brad- ley; 3. Bobby Williams; 4. Erwin Brown; 5. Ronnie Meston.

Grade I-(Miss Keenan's D095‘- —l. Wendaell Burke; 2. Gerard Arsenault; 8 Earl Dillon; 4. Hud- 50h willoughby; 5. Donald Gallant.

Penmanship Certificates

Lloyd L Macdonald; Geor Wong; Clifford Bell; Clarence Pc - ers; Vernon Rogers; Jack Ready; John Doyle; Maurice Flynn; Mer- lin McKenze: Eric Gauthier; @011 Gallant; Edwin Kclly- Jackie Byers, Walter Duffy; Maiiion Harley: Cecil Head; William Ieonard; Charlie Cannon; John Rcddln; Reggie McAleer; Milford Mac- Aulay: Jackie McCormsck; Gordon Mahar; Dunstan Drew; Lloyd Rog- ers; Billy Stull; Francis Zskem; Earl Clinton; vmien Brown: Wil- fred McCloskey; Allan J. Macdon- sld; Freeman Veseey: Ralph Shep-

h d CATTENDANCI CERTIFICATES One Year: Joseph Held. Billie MoNeely. Jackie Weir, Edward Lund, Mlurice

Martin, Arthur Ryan, Jackie Murnaghan. Billie Henncssey. am-

'awarded to Don Macdonald.

' '— i » b m- r- um“, Qulnn’ He _ Welsh; Dept.) PTQSEIIIBC V - _- Wm Kelly. Rpglgilyd Eg_ geegJilflfl-Il. BWUCQQ W 3m? MC

Rene Clarkin, John Walsh,

Two Years:

Merrill Doyle, Gerald Martin. Wendell Bevan, Alfred Hennessoy, Philip RAsslter, Blair Bruce, Vin- l/"li 1111111. Roy Glalsson, Lam». ence Gauthier, Cari Bradley, Ipi-ne Perry. Linus Carroll, Wendel] Byers.

Three Years:

Gordon Mahar. Clark MacAulay. Four Years:

Lorne MacDonald, Mahlon Har- 19V and‘ John Butler.

Five Years:

Noel Wilson. Louis Cormier, Billl MacDonald. Frank Costello. e

Seven Years: Edwin Steele. Nine Years; Hubert Paquett.

MEDALS AND SPECIAL PRIZES QUEEN SQUARE SCHOOL JUNE, 1941

Governor Generals Medal, gen- eral Proficiency, Grade x awarded to Don Macdpnald

Prim, Nine Years perfect attend- lmce- Presented by Rev. P. Mc- ‘Vlflhlm. D. D., awarded to Hubert Paquet.

Tlresentcd by Redemptorist Fathers,

Prizes, second highest average Grade X. presented by Mrs, s. R_ Jenkins 3“ mom"? 0f the lane Dr. 8- R. Jenkins. awarded to William iviacdonald.

Prlze- Languages, Grade x, pre- sented by Rev. Louis Dougan, a- wardrd to Don Macdonald.

Prize, Mathematics, Grade X., Presented by Mr H. F. MacPhee, KB C , awarded to Wendell Mur. P Y.

Prize, Geography. Grade x, prg. Ken-ed by Rev. Eric Robin, award- ed to Don Macdonald,

Prize. Progress. Grade X., Embed by Hon. Mark R. McGuigan, K. C., Minister o: Educatoln, a- warcied to Clark MaoAulay.

Prize. History, Grade X., pre- sented by Capt. the Reverend J_ w_ McCardie, awarded to Don Mac. donald.

Prize, Application Grade X. prg. “flied by Dr F‘ C. Dougari, n- warded to Frank Costello

Pflze. Scknce. Grade X., pre- sented by Dr. J. A. MacMillan, a- warded to Don Macdonaid,

Prize. General PTOIICBIICY, Grade IX;- Presented by Uzuorian Credit graph. awarded to Elmer-Blanch-

Prize. Second Highest Average. Grade IX., presented h Rev, fwd. erick Cass, award to Melvin Richard.

Prize, Mathematics. Grade IX, presented by J F. migmizer Esq, awarded to Edwin Steele.

Prize, History. Grade IX, pre- sented bv Rev. Eric Robin, award- ed to Elmer Blanchard.

Prize. Highest Average, Gradg VH1" preWnild by St. Dunstanks Credit Union, awarded to Allan Nororlan, 8e d

Y“, con Highest Average, Grade VIIL, resented by m; war- sh Mayor olman, awarded m

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P! . Ono Hundred Percent, spelling. Grade VIII, presented by Catholic Women's League, swarm-d t0 Jackie Muri-iaghan.

Prize, Highest Average, Grade VII. Mr. Callaghan Dept.) present- ed by the Provincial Bank of Can- ada. J . J- Morris) awarded u; wu. liam Ready,

Prize, Second Highest Avergge, Grade VII. Mr. Callaghanls Dept.) presented by Capt. Doyola Duffy,. awarded t0 Joseph zekem.

Prize. Application, Grade VII, (Mr. Caliaghanb Dept), present- ed to M. A. Farmer. 1.1.3., a- warded to Kenneth McKenzie.

Prize. Highest Average. Grade VII, (Mr. Croken's Dept.) presented by ahon. D. D., awarded

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Prize, Second Highest Average. Grade VII (Mr. Clflken’; Dept) mo. eented by Rev. Louis Dougan, awarded to Thomas Flynn.

Prize. Application. Grade VII (Mr Crokeifs Dept.) presented by Iiisiuorian Credit Union. awarded to Franz Sigsworui

Prize. GcncrafPi-oficlency. Grade VI, (Miss Mur man's Dept.) pre- sented bv the emptorist Fathers,

awarded to Fred Covle.

Prize. Second Highest Average, Grade V1. (Miss Murnaghanh Dept.) presented bv 8t. Dunstane Credit Union, awarded to Philip Murphy.

Prize. Application. Grade VI (Mlss Murnsghan’; Dept.) presented Hon. Mark R. MoGulgan, awarded to Charles Saunders.

Prize. Highest Average. Grade VI. (Miss Francis‘ Dept.) presented by Dr. l". C. Douiran. awarded to Jac

Reedy.

ize. Second Highest Average. Grade VI, (Miss Francis’ Dept.) pre- sented bv Mr. H. F McPhee. K. C., awarded to George Wong

Prize. Pr ress. oraalivr (Miss Francis’ Dep .) presented by Dr. J. Vernon

a. MacMillan, awarded to

ogers.

Prize, H heat Average. Grade V. (Miss Wels 's Dept.) presented by Capt. the Reverend J. W. McCordle. awarded to Mark McGuigan.

Prize. Second Highest Average. Grade V. (Miss Welsh! De t.) pre- sented bv Liguorian Credi Unicn, awarded to William I-lennessey.

Prize, hi he i; _ 'Bii' D vey and g s average Grade x ‘drttyvn by Billy Davey.

me‘ ‘(Miss Duffy's Dept.)

Prize. General Prolleiettlty. Grade ' Aul ’ DeD .) P115911 ' (Yd (ixlgt.Mlgul-isgd's Credit Union. awarded m James McEachern. P: 'vs°°til‘° liliizilifisailrstxviglebti Gram’ ' ‘_ 1%,. ‘isms nourish. awarded to Maurice Flynn.

the inspiration to an all-out effort on our part and on the part of the government and people of the lln. - ed States to “supply the tools to

finish the 10b" of destroying for-_

ever this menace to our freedom. As the struggle goes on it be- comes increasingly evident that one of its main causes was the gradual adoption of pagan and atheLstic philosophies opposed to those prin- ples which Christ spent thirty- thrce years teaching to the people

Prl , A licatlon. Grade V. (Miss McAiIfal/spioept.) presented by RB-

gemptolillstmFathers. awarded to ower u n. Pr e. General Proficiency. Grime

iz IV. (Miss Ciarklnls Dept.) 91859115- ed by H. F‘. McPhee. K. C. awe-flied to Charlie Cannon.

Prize. Second Highest Average. Grade IV, (Miss Clarkirfs pt presented bv Dr. J. A Mac awarded to Basil McGulgan.

Prize, Highest Average, Grade IV. (Miss Butlers Dept.) presented by Hon. Mark R. McGulgan, awarded to Edwin Kelly.

Prize, Highest Average, Grade III. (Miss Macdonalds Dept.) Dreserncd by Capt. the Rev. J. W. McCanilc.| awarded to Dunstan Drew.

Prize, second Highest Avera ., Grade III. (Miss Macdonalds Dec .) presented bv P. J. ROSIIAEI‘. awarded to Lawrence Macdonald.

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scnted by J. F. ileiizhtizer, Esq. to George Keefe.

Second Highest Average, _ (Miss Blanchards Debt.) presented by s. D. Glliis. awarded to Charles Cheverie.

the Provincial Bank of awarded to James Hilzhes. , Prize. Courtesy, Grace II. (Miss Walsh's Dept.) eouailv merited by Gerard Murray.

rrize. Highest Average, Grade II. (Miss Vesscvs Dept.) presented by J. B. Richard. Esq. awarded to Ter- rence McWade. _

Prize. Application. Grade II, (ML-s Vesso.) a Dept: awarded. to Booby- Lafferty. l

Prize. Highest Average, Grade II.‘ (Miss McTaguds Dept.) presented. by Rev. Frederick Cass. awarded to James McGee. ;

Prize, Progress. Grade II. (Miss Mclagues Dept.) awarded to Dan- iel McRae.

Prize. Highest Standing, Grade I. (Miss Moran's Dept.) awarded to David Doyle. .

Prize. highest Standing. Grade I, awarded to Kenneth Tulle.

Prize. Highest Standing. Grade I. (Miss Hessins Dept.) awarded to Wendell Bourke.

Prize. Manual Training, Senior Group, prescribed by Liguorian Crea- lt Union, awarded lo Alfred Bourke.

Prize. Manual Training. Junior Group. presented bv St. Dunstans Credit Union. awarded to Vernon Rosters.

Trophies to Winning Team Q. S S. Bowlinfl League. Holy Name Society, awarded to: Clark McAulay. Frank Costello. Wil- liam Macdonald, Jce Murphy, Ed- win Plneau. Frank Kelly and Earl, Nicholson.

‘Irophy, Highest Single Score, Q.’ S. S. Bowling League, presente by, Holy Name Society, awarded to El-l ton MacCallum.

Trophy, Highest Total Score. Q. S. S. Bowling League, presented by Holy Name Society. awarded to Ivan Whalen.

Gold Hiiu Sliver Medals presented bv Dominion Marksman. ‘awarded to Farrell Gaudet, Louis l-llennessey, Reginald ivlcKinnon. Cecil Nicisach- erri. Elton MacCallum and Hubert

Paouet.

Prize, presented by Strathcorla Trust for Proficiency in Rifle shoot.- Farrell Gaudet,

aid M - ern and Elton MacCailum.

Trophy for best all around ath-

te-Q. S. S. Ice Sports, presented by Dr. F. C Dougan, awarded to Arthur Cantwell.

Prize. most efficient Cadet Offi- cer at Annual Cadet Inspection. awarded to Cadet Maior Ivan Whaien.

Prize. most efficient N. C. O. at Annual Cadet Inspection awarded to Cadet Corporal Wendell Smith.

Prize for best marching Cadet at, Annual Cadet Inspection awarded to Cadet Corporal Buddv MoAleer.

t Platoon on par-

by Platoon No. 1 A Company-Ca- det lieutenant Farrell Gaudet.

Trophy. most consistent Rifle shot Q. S. S. cadet Corps-present- ed by Lieut. A. J. Wilson. N. N Sf H., 3rd Division, awarded to Cadet Corporal Elton MacCall . |

Certificate Five Years of Junior| Red Cross. presented by Red Cress Society. awarded to Miss Clarkinsi Department.

PRIINCIHAIIS REPORT

Mr. chalnnan, Your Excellency Reverend Fathers, Ladies an Gentlemen :- '

Today marks the close of another school year, and it is mv dut and‘ privilege to present. for your or- matlon, the annual report of the ac- tivities of Queen square School for the year 1940-1941

We are passing through, at is without doubt the gravest situation‘ the world has ever faced. The rapid‘ spread of total war has convinced us that "the madman of Berlin" is striving. not oniv for Nazi supremq _ in Europe. but also for the com- plete subjugation of all free-peoniesd and the utter destruction o tliosel Christian democratic prnciplcs which we have been protect ng for centuries. The success of Bl tzkrleg, tactics in continental Europe, and the speed with which Nazi dive- bombers and panzer divisions have conquered country after country, have only served to stiffen the mor- ale and coura of the brave oe- lendcrs of Briafn the last strong- imld of democrnrv in the eastern hemisphere and the hope of all the

- -..mi CIVIIITrPCI world. The ludcrviitahle spirit and cour-

met Francis, Kenneth McKenzie, at;

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Prize. Application, Grade V. (Misti

age of the British people have been

) must come through the

presented by M

of His time, and which His Holy

Church has since spread QITOIIRIF,

out the whole world. It is also evi- dent that any successful termin- ation to this strug le, (not merely an end to this horr ble war. but the complete destruction of the pagan principles from which it orizinaiedt Christian education of all free-peoples. lt is here that the school plays such an important part.

We. who are fortunate enough to'

live in a country as yet untouched bv the ravages of war, should not fall to recognize these facts and take full advantage of the God-given o-p- porturiitv of educating our child- ren in a Christian atmosphere. That many of our parents are not conscious of this is onlv too evident

ESQ» lrcm their apparent indifference to‘ 3i, o

their chlldrens poor attendance at

Prize-General Prbfltiehfiv. Grade school. habitual tardiness. and list-, 111, (M155 Blanchard-s Dept) pro- lessness in preparing dallv lemm- ior men with Grade eleven educa-

I appeal to all parents to co-operatc with us in our efforts to instill reg- ular habits of punctuality, discip- line. and industry in the boys en- trusted to our care

We began the year on September

..l’.‘"°w“l§.‘3°*b;‘"€‘ra%'lll‘§ l‘. 35;‘. .1“‘,:,,?,,":,r°";s§g= "I “i, “l,” a ‘s Di- l‘ . - » . SS Candi/la. intaclions during glue ve-‘ijaxilxs iztiaite Ill; al fifnere’ Hampshire‘ when a Show

maximum enrollment for the whole year of 650. Tardlness and irregular attendance formed a serious prob- lem. and. in this connection. I would

like to point out the advisability oil

starting your children on the first dav of school. Every effort should, also be made to see that they ar- rive at school on time. The crowded condition of our curriculum. espec- lallv in the senior grades. necassi- fates a fairly strict adherence to lm established time-table and this time-table is disturbed and the work of the whole class seriously fer-ed with bv some boys habitually arriving tardy.

Due to the tireless energy of Mr.’

W. J. Brawders. truancy. while nmi entirelv absent from our school. did not present any very serious prob- lem, but the pernicious habit of some parents in keeping their bcys home on flimsy and foolish excus- es coupled with a mild epidemic of colds. etc... especially during the, months of November and December. served to cut clown our attendance average for the year.

In common with the other city; schools. We made fitting observance, of Remembrance Day, st. George's Dav. and Empire Day. On all these occasions suitable programmes were arranged and a speaker provided. Our thanks to Major T. E. MacNutt,

r. J. F. Lcightizer. and Mr. P J. Rossiter. are gratefully acknowledg- ed for their splendid addresses on these days.

Cadet Training. as usual. received proper supervision and our Corps presented a very fine appearance on three occasions before the public, namely the Victory Loan parade, the Torch parade. and the annual inspection exercises. The many fine complimentary remarks, bv those who witnessed our boys in their sev- eral appearances. convince us that this veafs Corps added new laurels to their already firmlv established record for efficiency. A distinguish- ed feature of this year's inspection was the visit to to our Corps of Brigadier-General Connolly, Com- mandinr Officer of Military District No. 8, who was present in the city at the time. in connection with the, Torch parade and ceremonies. The General impacted the Corps at the school. spoke to ma of the boys personally, and in a brief talk to the Corps as a whole. paid tribute to their splendid marching and smart appearance.

Cadet Rifle Shooting again en- gaged the interest and attention of a great manv of our Cadets during the winter months. To Mr. Oroken. the instructor. must go the makr portion of the credit for a very suc- cessful scason. It is regrettable that an unfortunate error in mailing ad- dress prevented our boys from corn- peting in the Provincial Small-Bore Rifle Competition. which they nsd previously won for three years in succession. but Mr. Ci-oken has cvorv right to be proud of his team of “crack shots" who attained a record of 95.5 per cent. on a total of sixtv targets. The medals and prizes wnn by these boys are tro-l chies well merited.