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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1930-04-24, Page 7THE EXETER T1MES-ADV0CATE Exeter High School Report FORM I Aikenhead, Anna ..................... LA ...... 86 FR 78 CO 75 LI 74 BH 67 Afi 78 BO 75 GE 88 AR 50 Amy, Marguerite ........................... 84 77 62 58 50 89 72 82 55 Anderson, Frances ............................ 58 56 •5ik 61 3 6 73 36 62 41 Caldwell, Doreen ........................... ,71 73 50 51 32 70 33 60 47 Coates, Elizabeth ............................ 83 66 65 89 50 87 59 72 55 Cal\vill, William .........................46 63 52 51 32 100 44 62 45 Ellerington, Frqd ,.......................... 41 23 68 71 42 82 56 70 55 Grainger, Ross .................................. 12 32 54 32 11 13 15 50 59 Greb, Wesley ....................................... 75 77 70 74 30 87 76 84 54 Hamilton, Margaret ........................ 21 28 55 150 19 52 30 55 42 Heywood, Clifford ............................ 83 72 76 75 59 91 78 93 '•Ol Hipks, Donald ........ ........................ 68 66 31 52 Hutchinson, Ray ............................ 62 78 52 52 32 78 5 4 76 41 Jones, (Margaret ............................... 47 64 60 72 46 50 63 72 42 Lawson, Orval .................. .'....... .. 62 68 53 70 6S 98 <5,5 89 52 McMurtrie, Alex ........................ab 70 57 27 35 39 55 50 Medd, Phyllis .................................... 45 57 50 5I»38 55 33 65 50 Mitchell, Florence- ........................ 23 56 46 53 19 65 42 57 58 Miller, Lillie ....................................... 79 74 57 73 3 6 60 54 67 54 Murdock, Audrey ......... .............. 31 22 '57 41 15 15 15 60 38 Mustard, Kathleen ........................ 47 60 45 50 24 68 59 60 53 Pearce, Eva .............................. 21 35 50 51 14 77 35 53 55 Pridham, Mildred .....................MMM 35 43 32 8 45 24 46 48 Ross, Harold .................................... 67 72 75 69 33 48 57 S5 58 Salter, Helen .................................... 43 45 50 48 23 71 38 63 50 Simmons, Reba ................................. 20 27 72 60 19 50 3 4 60 •55 Sims, May .......................................... 69 81 74 7^45 74 71 81 •51 Skinner, Viola ................................... 10-65 48 12 56 25 57 61 Snell, Eileen ..................................... 27 3 0 50 55 36 21 >31 5 0.45 Stan bury, John ................................. 64 152 !53 47 24 51 32 53 37 Stanlake, Wm, ............................... .. 33 40 69 34 24 58 41 6 4 56 Walpor, Helen ................................... ab ab 62 20 8 2 c 6 37 51 Ward, Edmund ................................. 22 38 69 15 0 18 8 2.3 41 45 Westcott, Roylance .................... .. 64 67 65 62 26 85 39 55 50 Love, Gyace ....................................... 57 69 4’5 50 61 52 49 Brooks, Edith ............................69 59 42 50 /o D. Hicks, Eng. Gram. 27;2nd Com. 50 ; 2nd Lit. 29. Stone, Ruby....................................... 68' 30 71 69. 62 76 81 90 84 R, Pryde, 2nd 55ooJ.-*58; R. Balkwill, 2nd Zool. 70; G. Christie, Arith. 66; G-. Cochrane 2nd Zool.. 57; E. Beaver, 2nd Zool. 58. Balkwill, Ruth, 2nd Eat. C. 79; Beaver, Edna, 2nd Eat. C. 52, 2nd Fr, C. 68, 2nd Geo. 7Q; Camm> Dorothy, Upper Com. and Lit. 66 and 68; G. Christie, 2nd Geo. 50; Cochrane, Grafton 2nd Eat. C. 67; Eilber,’Bernice, 2nd Fr. C. 64. Hicks, G. 1st. Lat. C. 81; Lawson, Olive 2nd' Comp. 51, 2nd Lit. 64; Martin, Margaret, 2nd Eat. C, 75, 2nd Fr- C. 87, 2nd Geo. 60; Mustard, Alex, IT. Comp. 64; Pearce, Chas. U. Comp. ’57; Pryde, Ray, 2nd Lat. C. 61, 2nd Fr. C, 85, 2nd Geo. 68; Smith Eldon 2nd Fr. C- 64; Strange, ’’rank U. Comp.,53; Stewart, Ivan 2nd Fr. 0. 78, FORM V MS LA EC FA FC CO OC El MII AL GE TR CH PH W. Joynt A. Hist. 83 ; Wiseman A. Hist. 77.’ Clarke, Laura ....................69 47 20 Elder, Pearl ........ .............. 60 47 56 46 61 53 57 48 Ford, Irwin ........................70 41 Jennings, Harry ..............68 58 73 Joynt, William ....................... 68 59 55 60 72 79 Love, Lettie ............................... 64 35 45 75 78 49 42 ab MacLaren, Margaret .......... 88 71 74 63 87 94 90 92 Medd, Marjorie .................,, ,,•55 Pearce, Marjorie. ..22 39 Penhale, Margaret .......... Pfaff, Beryl ...................... *♦ «*65 91 ...... 71 35 76 73 61 49 46' Ruksell, Isabel ...................69 55 53 45 52' Thomson, Dorothy ............. 57 68 57 59 64 68 77 Wiseman, Kathleen ....... ... 75 63 70 76 38 8? FORM II A L2 LI FR GR CO LI AR GE Z0 PH Complin; Marjorie .........95 64 65 75 80 81 60 <8 B'S Creech, Ray .....................75 66 50 57 68 63 $8 56 Ethcrlngton, Alma .........,. t,81 64 56 56 53 43 25 35 Ellerington, Thos............. Elliott, Beth ..................... 81 25 '52 33 0 J39 19 15 0 50 52 • 50'54#27 Wlliott, Marie .....................22 30 Of 35 Hockey, Kenneth ...............53 56 CO 63 66 2‘6 4 8 52 Johnston, Audrey .........44 SO 36 70 L* 5 3 32 Kerslake, Mary ...................... 66 64 51 77 c|87 Munro, I-Ielen .....................♦ » • *18 50 49 36 (J 47 20 Murdock, Both ...................*» r.49 65 40 ab ab 1!5 8 Penhale, Gladys ....65 26 33 68 47 53 t8 G2 60 ■Scott, Ellen Mae ...............21 65 '53 17 18 Taman, Margaret .............. 60 78 65 79 81 76 ' 6 6 72 Tinney, Roberta ..............34 51 60 45 50 ab E. M. Scott, 1st Alg.63, B. History 5 4, Is Bo tany 48;Elliott,B. History 68; A. Johnston,1st Alg.89;B. ?Iurdo ck,B. H istor^); R. I in- Istory 18.ney, B. History 39; H. Munro, B. History 3,4; M. Elliott, A. 1st French, Thos. Ellerington 60; Robetra Tinney 58; HB&ry Kerslako, M. Comp. 66, M. Lit. 58; Elliott, Marie, M. Comp. 50. ® •Cooper, John ................ Dearing, (Marshall ...... Dinncy, Rowe ............... Ell erington, Margaret Fraser, Ruth ......... •■Go 11 Digs, Bernice ... Johns, 'Howard ...... McDonald, Lois ..... McInnis, Nora ......... Pilon, Jean ............... Russell, Margaret Ryckman, Dorothy Sheero, Jean ......... ■Stewart, Florence .. Sitone, Adeline. ........ M. Ellerington, A. I-I]gtory A. History 5 4. FORM 11 B $ u2 LI FR •GR.CO LT.Alli'GE ZO PH 39 55 29 5 0 48 42 70 6'0 49 68 93 58 66 97 4 75 73 60 57 97 53 53 9 49 55 47 w 38 1 51 40 53 150 26 46 29 3 ’G7 62 75 46 72 1$5 6 3 3 53 60 51 15 3 86 58 5 2 80 41 46 53 63 !50 ft 55 31 83 5 4 3 3 49 72 74 .fe 5 8 48 8 7 '66 68 64 78 150 I3 63 36 .83 51 60 37 5 2 51 i-2 61 47 S3 4 -51 72 51 ;5 9 <6 ■ 5-2 - 54 ■ 7 62 53 65 WS7 5:5 3 78 51 58 70 44 8s 5 6 39 7 74 5 4 76 63 70 i |86 59 57 10; D.Ryckman B.Hist |y >5 5;. J.Sheere, eclipse of the son A two-third eclipse of the sun will occur on Monday, April 28, when the moon will cast its maximum shadow at 3.20 p.m. Visible in this district, the eclipse, which will not he spec tacular, will be best seen through smoked glasses or over exposed film. The eclipse will commence shortly before 2 p.m. and will gain in ex tent until 64 per cent, of the sun’s diameter is. in shadow at 3.20, It will cease at 4;29 and at no time will the corunna be visible. Bi ANl Mr.t R. E. PooleK’oU WinchelsqH is building a new service statiosp making a big improvement to hisc property. spectators, games and Exeter won 40 with 22 were the Information and reservation from any Agent i>f Canadian National Railways. madian ational To Everywhere in Canada Mrs. John G. Medd- passed her home in Clinton. “ Mrs. maiden name was Esther she being born and raised She "is BETTER C A N.A DUN L. Clarke, A. Hist. 69; I. Ford A. Hist, 56; Pearce A. Hist. 46; M. Penhale, A. Hist. 81; K. .............. .......... Clarke, Laura,' M. Lat, C. 50,- M. Geo. '34; Pearce, Marjorie,* M. Lat 32, M. Comp. 54, M. Geo. 26; Penhale, Margaret M. Comp. 64, M. Lit; M. Alg. 86, M. Geo. 93; Pfaff, Beryl, M. Fr. C. 48; Russell, Isabel, M. Lat A. 67, M. Lat. C. 79. Tomson, Dorothy, M. Comp. 50; Wiseman, Kathleen. M. Geom. 76. . # <(^ U5>. & Following an illness of about three months away at Medd’s Garrett, in the Township of Hullett. survived by her husband, tw.o bro thers and two sisters. Among those who attended the funeral were Mr. W. G. Medd, IM.L.A. and Mrs. Medd and Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Layton, Exe- r. The National leaves Toronto daily at 9.00 p.m. Arrives at Winnipeg 8.45 a.m. second morn ing. Good connections at Winnipeg for all points in Western Canada. EQUIPMENT Compartment—observa- • tion—Library Buffet Cars (Radio); Standard Sleep ers—Tourist Sleepers Diners and Coaches. FORM III Sleeping Car Service To SmWBY Enjoy a comfortable ride in all-steel stand ard drawing room sleepers. Car remains at Sudbury until con venient hour for rising The death took place ‘in Bayfield of James William Fowlie whose wife predeceased him a month ago. Mr. Fowlie was well known by all resi dents of Bayfield and surrounding country as he carried on a success-, ful blacksmithing business until some eight or nine years ago, when he retired from active work. He is survived by two brothers and sister. The death occurred in Seaforth of Mr. Adam MacKay. The deceased had been in failing health for the past three years and at times was an intense sufferer. Mr. McKay was born in Zorra Township 68 years ago and about 3 8 years ago he came to Seaforth where he has since resided, lie' was an expert engineer and for the past 18 years had been superin tendent of the town. Ballcntyne,' Roj’ ... Brown, Earl ......... Brown, Leona ........ ■Caldwell, Bernice . Cole, Harry ............. Davis, Dorothy ..... Ducharme, Wilfrid Fraser, Allen ........ Heywood, Hazel ... Heywood, Lena .. Heywood, Lilia ... Hiftzel, Harry ... Hyde, Howard .... Jackson, Joe ........ Kleinstiver, Ruth Lee,' Lim ............... Lindenfield, Lulu MacDonald, Marguerite McKaig, William . MacLean, Dorothy Nadiger, Helen Nadiger, Zeta . Penhale, Jean ■Quinn, Everett Katz, Alma .... Restomeyer, Oneida Seldon, Wallace Sims, Merna ..... Skinner, Gerald Snider, -Melvin . StewarA Lydia Wheeler; Viola Woodall, Hazel R. Ballantync, 2nd Zool. 46; L. Brown, 2nd H. Cole, 2nd Phys. 58; Hazel Heywood M. Hist. 45; R. Kleinstiver, |M.«His. 43; L. Lindenfield,’Gram. 22, Avitli. 42; N. Nadiger M. Hist. 58; W. Sel fion, Zool. 58; G. Skinner, Zool. 68; M. Snider Phys. 65 : L. Stewart, 2nd Phys. 57; V. Wheeler 2nd Phys. 39; J. Penhale, Zoolo. 72. Brown, Leona, M.Ge. 5.6; Caldwell. Bernice 2nd Ge. 62; MacDonald, Marguerite U. Co. 58; Nadiger, Zeta 1st Fr. 77; Penhale, Jean 2nd Ge. 69; Restomeyer, Oneida 1st La. 91, 1st'Fr. 67; Stewart, Lydia Lit. 53. FORM IV LA PC FA FC CO LT AH CH AL GE PH CH Balkwill', -Ruth ......... Beaver, 'Edna ............. • Camm,'Dorothy ......... -Campbell, Stewart .... ’Christie; Earl ............. ‘Christie, Grace ...... ■Coates,- Jean ............ •Cochrane, Grafton Creech, Joseph ........ Eilber, Bernice ........ Ethcrington, Wm........ "GodboM. Gerald ....... •Grab. Gordon Hicks. Gwendolyn,..... Kay, Gladys ................. Kuhn, Margaret ....... >»*»» ♦ ♦ M » *•> 60 cause its performance is superior to tliE^Fof any, automobile in its price-, class, ft is not sur]’ ■ r < Marquette out-performs all cars in a lov^r*price field. Jsing, therefore, that . . also built by McLaughlin.-Bu.ick •. Arith. 6 8, 2nd S9 88 vC 69 91 85 81 57u 64 32.91 52 21 26 77'1 64.4859 1 39$P7 np 36 np 95 69 60 ■62 44 66 5 4 46 09 20 10 81Ko 56 61 34 3S 55<37 5 9 3 2 22 31 38 13 59 52 57 48 36 52 62 51 ' 37'49 3 0= ' 74 77 69 15 33 07 56 ' 3.0 25 54 9Q 82 68 . '55 45 53 86 Checker Tournament A 'number of the Exeter, checker players motored to Crediton Wed nesday night of last week to play a return tournament with the Credi ton players. Thae games were play ed in Mr. F. Morlock’s store. In ad dition. to the players there were a number of interested Each player' played two then changed partners. 5 6 games and Crediton draws each. Following number of games played, the wins and draws: Crediton See the three sbries of McLaughlin-Buicks with their’ three wheelbases. N$re all the improved features which now assureygwof greater comfort and safety. Inspect, too, Maquette ... powered by an en gine with th^Flargest piston displacement in its field. Learn h|$v convincingly both McLaughlin- Buicl^and Marquette out-perform all cars in their fields. And make use Rm G.M.A.C. . . . .General Motors' JSwn Deferred Payment Plan ... to buy economically and conveniently. 87 374d 152 '56 21 42 66 52 50 61 46 49 44 54 46 56 '58 57 9 8 81 79 *■ 60 50 34 11 20 51 50 60 48 38 50 37 50 53 58 41 38 42 50 56 73 39 66 72 58 71 70'73 79 301 4 $.’’45 55 -45 79 61 6 sf 57 40 35 .53 40 37 : 53 29 GO 79 39 . 64 ‘59 Lawson? Olive ......................... Martin, Margaret ................. Mustard,' Alex ......... 64 '52 34 52 36 90........ 35 .37,46 Pearce, Charles ............................ -12 49 50 55 Penhale. Helen ............................. 40 55 3 9 ,75 66 4S 5 0 42 Pryde, Ray ........ ..............73 65 50 Ryckman, Mor. ........ .............. 33 .24 56 20 50 15 3 6-5 436666 :50 59 47 Slppell, Kenneth . Smith, Eldon ....... Strang, Kathleen . Strange, Frank ..... Stewart, Ivan ........ 65 37 14 16 13 36 72 W. Motz ......................... No. W D 12 7 2 I. Hirtzel .......................12 4 4 H. Fahner ............. .......12 2 4 Chas’. Triebner ...........10 3 1 Frank Triebner ..........10 3 1 C. Rau ............................10 3 4 C. Morlock ..................-.12 5 2 O. Ewald .:....................12 4 2 H. Trick ........................8 3 1 F. W. (Morlock ...........8 ‘3 0 R. Schenk .....................12 3 1 —.—• Total ...........................40 22 Exeter A. Brintnell .................12 10 1 J. Triebner ;..................12 5 1 J. S. Grant .................T.10 5 4 O J. Elliott .......................■8 ia 3 J. M. Southcott .........12 6 2 Ed. Westcott,12 1 2 A. Ryckman ................10 8 1 J. Taylor ......................12 3 <> <> C. Brintnell .................10 3 3 C. Sweet. ........................10 6 1 W. Buttlor ...................10 4 2 Total ................................56 2 2 An itching skiq Ugly pimpl$i f^RODtJCTS ---LX. ■ ...............................OF GENERAL MOTORS OF CANADA. LIMITED^ 68 76 25' 33 44 75 66 40 85 76 59 81 70 78 91 89 78 58 76 50 45 66 36 53 54 Tiie active ffciid DDQ*5vill wash the disease gernf; Put q “ -“• * a few drop formula one, two, sightly sp W< S. , he skin, Touch <1 spot—watch the . Repeat the test jTtimes—the rough un- fliave disappeared. OWE1*» DRUGGIST