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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, JANUARY 22, 1938.
KINDERGARTEN VALUE ANOTHER
STRESSED
French Convent School Prize-Giving
TRIBUTE PAID TO SISTER
BEATRICE
A large gathering of parents, relatives, friends, and pupils, was present in the Hall of the French Convent School yesterday evening for the annual prize-day. Professor L. Forster distributed the cer- tificates and prizes. Among those present were Bishop H. Val- torta, Vicar Apostolic of Hong Kong, the Most Rev. Father E. M. Gillet, O. P., Superior-General of the Dominican Order, Rev. Father R. W. Gallagher and Sisters from other Missions in the Colony.
A steady year of good work was reported by the Headmistress, who said that excellent results were shown in most of the classes and progress generally was satisfactory. She paid warm tribute to Sister Beatrice, who, after 28 years of devoted work, left the School during the year.
..
Professor Forster stressed the importance of kindergarten schools, and urged for an increase in such institutions, properly equipped and staffed. He expressed the opinion that this would be a means of im- praving secondary schools and thus help in the ultimate attainment "of ideal of education.
Prior to the prize-giving cere- mony, a varied programme of songs, dances, music, and a play here offered by the pupils and this was received with well-deserved ap- plause. Mrs. Renald P. Ching ren- dered excellent accompaniment on the piano. In company with Miss P. Beck and Miss P. Montinola, respectively, she played two splen- did duets.
" INCREASED NUMBERS
The Rev. Mother Superior said: The year 1937 has been a year of steady work. with an increase in various activities and in num- bers. The highest number on the roll in 1937 was 452, 390 in 1936,
and a good average attendance has been maintained throughout" the year.
The annual inspection of the school took place on December 16 and 19, when Mr. Ralston, Inspec tor of English Schools, visited 'all the classes and reported favour- ably on the building, equipment, discipline, and general tion of the School.
only to introduce various sports in o the School. but to foster among the girls a spirit of healthy emulation and active interest and to develop the personal qualities of initiative, resourcefulness. and cheerfulness. Net-ball has since become the most popular sport,
CHANCE
FOR YOUTH
Found Possessing
Heroin Pills
"I am going to give you a chance to lead a healthy life and learn a trade so that when you little older you will be able to come out and take a proper place among your fellow-men," remarked the Chief Justice) Sir Atholl Mac- Gregor, when he ordered the 12- year old juvenile, who was found gulity with two man at the Criminal Session on Monday on a charge of unlawful possession of heroin pills, to remain in the Re- mand Home for six months and later to spend four years at the Aberdeen Industrial School to learh a trade,
FANLING GOLF
Starting Times. For To-morrow
The following are the starting times at Fanling to-morTOW!--
OLD COURSE
MEDICALS WIN
AT CRICKET
Friendly With La Salle
Playing on the Recreio ground on Wednesday, the Royal Army Medi-
9.12. R. E.. H. Nelson and xfcal Corps beat La Salle College In.
a friendly cricket match by 60 runa.
The scores were:- BL.A.M.C.
A. E Lissaman and D. S. Robb.
Cpl. Webb, c and b Arculli....
3/8gt. Patterson, b Arculli.............
| Cpl. Howells, b Gosano
Sgt. Ottaway, c and b Arculi... o
A. Leach and R. Young.Sgt. Castell, b Gosano
I H. Gears and D. Cpl Wyre, b Arculli
D.16
Are
A
*H. Mundy.
R. Stock and W. I. Yoxall,
9.20
17
G. M. Park and D. J. Gilmore.
9.24
9.28
r
0.33
Forbes.
Sgt. Muxlow, b Arculli
9.36
K. K. Rounds and A.
D.
Humphreys
9.40
9.44
9.48
11
9.52
9.55
Mr. C. "P. Fallon, in charge of the Remand Home, said the boy was industrious and had the mak- ings of a decent citizen. Mr. Fal- lon contended that a long term in an industrial school would be of 10.00 more benefit to the lad than a short one.
His Lordship told the boy he was now certain that he was not bad either intentionally or deli- berately: 'It appeared he found himself in bad company.
10.04
10.08
10.12
10.18
but Tennis, Base-Ball. Croquet TEN CHARGES OF 10.20
Ping-Pong and Volley Ball are as; well thoroughly enjoyed by all the classes. They give to the Convens play-grounds a very cheerful and
ond tennis-court was erected and
we have joined the Hong Kong Net Ball League, last Sep- tember-provisions are being made for another larger court.
CHARITIES
:
T
+
T. E. Pearce and R. Gray.
J. L. C. Pearce and W.
W. C. Shewan.
D. W. MacEwen and E. T. McMullen.
A. Morse and K. S. Mor- rison.
N. K. Littlejohn and H, Overy
Pte. Gantzer, b Gosano Pte. Leath, b Arculli, .Pte. Sowry, b Gosano Pte. Stanton, not aut
Exxtras
Total
LA SALLE COLLEGE
2. Gosano, c Patterson b Stanton
Catton, c Howells, b Gantzer...
.133.
J. Gossno, e Sowry, b Wyre...... 24
W. H. Way and A. C.Remedios, b Gantzer
Marquis, b Wyre Godby.
LC. F. Bellamy and A. Murdoch.
T. Low and E. G. Smith Wright.
J..H M. Andrew and P. G. Parker.
F. C. Young and GT. May.
L. R. Cramer and D. A. O'Kieffe.
V. R. Gordon and EL
Groome.
Comdr. Hole and R Valentine.
L P. Tamworth and T. R. Chassels,
THEFT
10.24
A Sommerfelt and J. R. Collis.
10.23
W. H. Jowit and J. B.
Uvely atmosphere indeed. A sec- Kowloon Residents
Stewart.
10.32
Victimised
A. E. Perry and G. F. O'Bryen.
10.36
W. Woodward and A. B. Purves.
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10.40
10.44
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10.48
10.52
10.58
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11.04
11.08
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11.12
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11.18
11.20
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Committal proceedings were com-, menced before MI. K. M. A. Barnett The pupils of the French Con, at the Kowloon Magistracy yester- vent still maintain their reputa- day. against Li Chiu, who was tion in connection with all charit- charged on ten counts of house- able enterprises, such as the St. breaking in Kowloos aistrict, aut → Vincent de Paul Society, the Waring November and December. Relief Fund. the Street Sleepers Detective-Sergt. C. Mottram told Association, and the Hong Kong the Court that circumstances re- organisa-Sudents R.llef Association.
garding all the charges were simi- lat. Defendant, it
alleged. gained entrance to various houses by pretending that he was a ro re- sentative of the China Light and
We have always considered the visit of the Inspector each year, not merely a visit of inspection, but rather a visit of giving help- ful suggestions, and in this respect we wish to thank Mr. Ralston for his suggestion with regard to the division of the classes in separate
rooms.
This has been carried out as re- gards Class 7A and B and is proving beneficial to all concern- ed. Two of the Kindergarten classes will be separated a'so as soon, as additional accommodation can be obtained.
GOOD HEALTH
الله
ANSWET
Our girls have proved them selves he piu' volunteers on all oc- casions and were specially com- mended for their strenuous efforts
as flower sellers on "Ros; Day." Co. Ltd., or was sent by landlords December 14th. The members of of the premises, po inspect the St. Paul's Recreation Club organis-electric wiring.
ed
Charity concert on April Two of the charges were heard 17th the proceeds of which were yesterday. In one case, Mrs. C. given for the new Catholic Church | Chesterman and her amah were at Tal-O.
the complainants.
B
Christmas
They also
zave party to our blind children who enjoyed the treat immensely. Gifts were prepared and distribut ed to our orphans at another Christmas party by our Girl Guide Company, which has been fun:- tioning. for three years and which contributes much to the spirit of co-operative effort and service
Mrs. Chesterman testified that on 11,24 a Sunday afternoon in November last, defendant came to see her, 11.28 presented a card for her to sign and informed her that he wanted to inspect the wiring.
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Defendant, however, after having inspected the lights in the front portion of the premises, went into the servants quarters. After he had gone it was found that a gold watch, belonging to the amah, was missing.
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H. D. Drave and Wing Odr. Bishop.
W. N. A. Smalley and D. S. Edward.
W. J. Roberts and R. "In D. Wodehouse.
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J. L. Moust and W. A Weight. +
Silva, a Howells, b Gantzer...... Bayot, b Gantzer
Arctilu, b Wyre..... Roza, Stanton. Castro) b Wyre Carvallo, not out
Extras
Total
Sporting
Fixtures
TO-DAY
3-
13.
Civil.
Cricket.--First Division Service v. Kowloon (L); Army v ind.ans (L): Craigengewer v. Navy (L); Hong Kong y. Recrelo (L): Second Division, Recreio v. Army "B" (L); Kowloon v Civil Service (L): Indians V. Army "A" (L); Navy v. Craigengower (L): Univer- sily V. Police (L).
Football.-Governor's Cup Com- petition Chinese Federation Hong Kong Football Association (Caroline Hill), 3.30 p.m., Second. Division, Chinese Sappers v. Clas Causeway Bay), 2.30 p.m.; : gea- torths v. Kwong Wah, (Chatham Road). 2.30 p.m.; Royal Engineers A. T. Lay and R. v. Kowloon (Military), 2.30 p.m.; Cherrill.
G. H Bond and F. Angus.
D.
Police v Eastern “Club). 4 p.m.; A. V. Greaves and W. G. South China v. 5th Bde, R A. Robertson.
G. C. Worrall and G. N. Gawler,
W. Sharp and C. W. E Bishop.
R. J. Shrigley and 8. C. Feltham.
NEW COURSE
9.16 am. E. C. Norris and A.
9,24
9.32
9.40
9.48 9.56
10.04
Most of the, written and oral work in the classes was considered good, arid the pupils of one of the top classes were specially com-among our girls. mended for their keenness and Old friends of the School will agreeable readiness
mtsa to-day the familiar figure of questions. Greater attention should Sister Beatrice who, after 28 years
The other theft took place at No. be given to Mental Arithmetic. of devoted work, has left us. In 11. Austin Avenue, where Mrs. F. Drawing was considered excellent the classroom, at the organ, in M. D'Almeida resided. After de- in the top classes.
every phase of social and scholas- fendant had inspected the wiring 10.32 The. Medica Inspection of the tie activities, her infidence made he left. He returned in the after- school and pupils was conducted itself felt, and only those who have noon, when Mrɛ. D'Almeida was | 16.58 by Dr. F. Bunje. D.R.C.P. (Lon-worked with her can fully realise aut dea). In his report he says that how much her devotedness con- an examination of the pupils tributed to the successful building found them all in good health, up of the school. For her pupils and an Inspection of the School she was a living example of the Premises showed a good state of truth that the School is not the repair, and excellent sanitary and classroom but the teacher. Hygienic conditions.
EXAMINATIONS
School
CLASS Í
Certificate (Matricula-
Fathers
When Mrs. D'Almmas returned 11.16 home about 5 pm. she discovered that her clock was missing from a table in the bed-room
The hearing was adjourned till February 4.
LOCAL ESTATE
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Landsbert.
P. H. Suckling and Finch:
(Club), 2.30 p.m. Third Division (Hong Kong), 5th Bde.. R. A. v. Medients (Sookunpoo). 230 pm: Royal Engineers v. Police (500- kunpoo), 4 p.m. Powhattan. v. Ordnance Corps (Military), 4 p.m.; Servce Corps v. Stanley (Causeway Bay), 4 p.m. Third Division (Kow- loon), 20th Ety. R. A. v. University L(Chatham Road), 4 pm: Seaforths. . v. Kumions (Prince Edward Road), 2.30 pm: Signals v. Portuguese
C.
B. Rolfe and G. H. Ball, A. C. L. Bowker and L. M. 8. Lloyd.
A. H. and Mrs. Forbes. W. A. and Mrs. Cornell J. Hall and H. E. Foy. W. J. E. Mackenzie and Mrs. Mackenzie
Miss Curtin and Mrs. Smalley,
Mrs. Greaves and Mrs. Robertson.
STOKERS BEAT TOPMEN
Inter-Part Soccer
Encounter..
At the examination held at the ton) with Honous and Distinc- University in June, five pupils, tion in English and Algebra. passed the Matriculation-one King Edward VII's Scholarship. late of No. 21, Waterloo Road, who Wu Long Hon, Chinese lawyer, with Honours and Distinctfona inand 1st. Class Frize, presented by died intestate on January 14, 1937, English and Algebra, and two the Reverend with Distinction in English and French Mission-Marjorie Lee.
of the left local estate sworn under $1,- Biblica Knowledge. These five
300. Letters of administration to School Certificate Matricula-the estate of the deceased ha78 pupils have entered the University tion) and Distinction in English been granted to Fung Meng Tang, Part (H&LS. Cumberland) football where we now have thirteen happy and students. Another pupil obtained
Biblical Knowledge: 2nd export merchant, of No. 314 Des match at Causeway Bay yesterday Class Prize and special prize for Voeux Road Central French presented by Monsieur F. Dupay: Consul of France-Lily Trink.
the School Leaving Certificate.
In Class 2. four pupils received School Certilcates. The majority of those who did not quite get Schoo! Certificate (Matricula- through have returned to the tion) with Distinction in English. school, and, cheerfully, are going2nd. Clase Prize presented be to "try again."..
Monsteur Berner, Vice-Consul of
The King Edward VII's Scholar- France-Hajara Curreem. ship of the University was obtain.
ed by Marjorie Lee...
The winner of the
Scholarship for the year 1937-1938
was Leah, Halsall
and
Prize
MIDDLESEX SCORE
- FOUR TIMES
Hockey Match With Artillery
Good hockey by Boy. Russell and
Very enjoyable was the Inter-
afternoon when the Stoker's "B" team from the Flagship beat the Topmen by around half-dozen
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The game was played on No. 2 ground at Causeway Bay, and players and spectators alike were exposed to 2 biting wind blowing in from the harbour, but that did not detract from the afternoon's sport.-
5. A, (Prince Edward Road), 4 p.m.. Golf-Fanling Bogey Fool; Cap- tain's Cup (Kowloon Club).
Hockey-Caer Clark Cup, Hong
Kong Ladies v. St. Andrew's (C. B. S. ground), 3.15 p.m. Brown Cup, "T" Ladles v. St. Andrew's (**** ground), 3 p.m.; Seaforth Ladies v. C. B. A. Ladies (C. B. A ground),
3.15 p.m. Mamak Hockey Tourna- (Marina ground), 4.15 pm. ment. Nomads v. Rajputana Rifies
Rugby Club "A" v. Navy, 2.30 p.m.; Club v. Army. 4.45 (Army ground).
TO-MURROW · Football-First Division, Eastern. v. St. Joseph's. (Causeway Bay), 4 p.m.. Second Divisjon, 5th Bde. R. A. 7. Chinese Sappers (Sookumpoo), 2.30 p.m. Police v. Kwong Wah (Kowloon), 2.30 p.m.; Eastern v. South China (Causeway Bay), 2.30 Lin. Third Division (Hong Kong) Police v. Royal Engineers (Clúb), 4
Corps (8cokumpoos, 4 p.m. Third pm; 5th Ede. P. A. v. Service
Division (Kowloon), Portuguese 8. A v. Air Force (King's Park), 2.30, p.m.; 20th Bty. R. A. T. Signals (Kowloon), 4 p.m.
Golf. -- Junior Championship, First round (R E, K, G. C., Fan- linɔ, Bogey Pool, Old Course (Fan- Ung): Captain's Cup (Kowloon Club)...
Hunting.-Fanling Meet (Hun- ter's Arma), 2.45 p.m.
Shooting Spoon and Practice Bhoots. (Kowloon City ranges),
HOCKEY FINAL
School Certificate Matricula- tion) and. Special Prize for Re- Lugard ligious Knowledge, presented by
Reverend Mother Provincial-An- Boy Witty, each of whom scored half, the Blokers scored three 8.30 am.
Monopalising play in the first
two goals, featured the friendly times, Joblin' opening the tally to. hockey match at Bookunpoo yester-be followed by Thandley and day when Headquarter Wing, Mid- | Graham, The second half was a dlesex Regiment, beat a team from repetition of the frat and here
The following have been chosen the Royal Artillery by four goals again three goals were scored, to represent the KIT.O, (Civilian to.one.
Cheesman, Cianny and Robinson Champions) against the Rajputana and soon asserted their superiority. TOFMEN: Wilkins
Middlesex were a better team | being responsible. Teams – Rifles (Army Champions) in the
Taylor, final of the Inter-Section Hockey-.
The honour of having her name inscribed on Lady Peel's shield for Good Conduct and Integrity for the year 1937 has been awarded to Marjorie Lee.
MUSIC AND GAMES SUCCESSES Ten pupils were presented in the various grades. All passed, and
two obtained Honours.
nie Buffad.
School Certificate (Matricula- tion). Mary, Sumad.
2nd. Class
School Certificate and 3rd Class Prize-Florence Quark.
The honour of having her name inscribed on Lady Feel's shie'd for 1937, for Good. Conduct and Miss Marjorie Lee. Integrity has been awarded to
CLASS II
in the early part of the Drst half Waters; Godfrer Clothier, Jeyes: anal to be played at the King's Boy Russell found the net twice, Walker, Brwo. Harrison, Smart. Park, at 4.15 p.m. to-morrow:- and came very near tủ doing the | Swallow, /
In January 1987, to the great delight of the pupils, Bt. Paul's Recreation Club was organised.
"hat-trick" before, the interval | “TOKERS "B": Leverett; Bradish, counting at once more than two
School Certificate and 1st. Cites This honour was, however, to be Wass; Johnzon, Jordan, Cranny: hundred members. This main Prize. Zaza duffiad. -
denied and it was left to boy Witty | Cheesman, Graham, Joblin, Robin- idea of the organisation was not (Continued on Page 8).
to score the remaining two goals., on. Trandley.
Ramzan; Attar Bingh, Kamali Singh; 'J.'P. Noronha, J. M. Pinto, Mr. R. Malik: D. J. Noronha, A. P. Sousa, Pyara Singh, C. Pinto, and IM Bingh Reserve: K. Hussain.
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