The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-05-02
annual BANQUET
ON 18TH OF MAY
Y. M. c. A. ANNUAL MEETING is
HELD AND DIRECTORS cHos-
EN-DEATH OF E. T. DAuME
LoRED.

The annual meeting of the members
Of the Calumet Y. NJ. c. A. was held
last evening. There was a fair at
tendance. Four directors We're re-
elected to succeed themselves for an
other period of three years, and May
10 or thereabouts was set as the date
for the annual banquet, when the re-
ports OF the secretary and treasurer
for the past fiscal year will he pre-
scented.
The members passed resolutions eX-
pressing grief at tho loss of the late
4. II. Daume. a member of the board
of directors and a former active work
er of the association.
The four directors elected to sue
ceed themselves are Allan Cameron,
James ID. James. Angus MacKinnon
and Edward Ulseth.
Following is a copy of the resolu-
tons adopted:
whereas our brother, Emil T. Dau-
me. now rests from the labors of
life which has always been loyal 10
the Kingdom of Jesus Christ, efficient
in business, and generous i'm it's efforts
to assist the uplift movement of the
community. and,
Whereas, as an active worker in
our Young Mems Christian association
as a member of the Board Of Direct
ors. chairman and member Of several
committees, he has shown his inter-
est i'm the young men and boys of our
community. and will here as elsewhere
be greatly missed. therefore be ii
Resolved. That we thus express our
grief at his loss, AMI
Resolved. That we extend to the
sorrowing family and friends our SYM
pathy and commend them to the COM
fort cr the Eternal Friend, and
Resolved, That a copy of these res
olutions become part of the minutes
of this meeting"
Athletic Practice.
Physical Director Sherwood of the
Y. M c. A. has made arrangements
for athletic practice for the Seniors
and Employed Boys. Two evenings
each week will be devoted to these
practices. Mondays and Thursdays.
The first will take place Thursday
evening this week. following the cross
country run.
The athletic features to be partici-
pated in are shot put. high jump,
starts, etc. As soon as the weather
becomes little warmer, these prac-
tees. which are to be held in the gym
for the. time being, will he transferred
to the open air.
Volley Ball League.
A business mems volley ball league
has been organized under the auspices
Of the Y. NJ. G. a. Teams have been
selected and the schedule arranged.
Games will be played Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday evening, the first
game to be played Friday evening of
this week. All games will be started
at SIS sharp.
There are five men on each team,
and two games out of three will be
played before deciding the winner of
that particular series.
Following are the personnel of the
teams and SCHEDULED
Reds-D. r. McGrew, Harry Il. King.
LeGendre, A. Gribble, G. V. Mystic.
Whites-R II. Spaulding, f. ID. Sher-
wood. John Miller, SarlarslIi, w. II. S.
Gregg.
Purples-Hungerfor Dodge, Dun
stan. Moore, j. ID. James.
Orange-Picrce Roberts, Emil Man
ger, Joseph Frazier. Anthony Lucas,
Casanova.
May 5--Reds VS.. Whites.
May Puppies VS.. Orange.
May 1O-Whites VS.. Puppies.
May 12-Reds VS.. Orange.
May 14-Whites VS.. Orange.
May 17-Reds VS.. Puppies.
May 19-Purples VS.. Orange.
May 21-Reds VS.. Whites.
May 24-Reds VS.. Orange.
May 26-Whites VS.. Puppies.
May 2S-Reds VS.. Puppies.
June Whites VS.. orange.