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JBELL RE-UNION' I
The home of Mr. and Mrs, David
JMeLean, Tuckersmith, was the
^spena of an interesting reunion on
13th, when one hundred mem-
jbers of the Bell family held, a cele
bration. The weather was. ideal
.^nd the afternoon was pleasantly
fipent in football, softball and other
jg^mes. Thomas McMillan M.P.,
y;vho was present, brought Mr, Reid,
Highland hiper with him from Ot-
Ttawa, who delighted a1!! with fine
^ele/jtions bn the /bagpipes. A sump
tuous supper was served on the
lawn. Guests were present from
Detroit, Rontiac, London, Exeter,
^hiseihurst, Centralia, Wineheisea'
xtnd Seaforth. ‘ ’
THEEXETERTIMES-ADVOCATE
SCHOOL REPORTS
CREDITON SCHOOL S., S. NO. 5,
STEPMEN
Senior Room
Jr. IV to Sr. iv—William Wood-
all 81; Martin Morlock 80; Aldana
Weunth 72; Delton Finkbeiner 72,
f A. Gaiser, Principal
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’ intermediate Room
Sr. HI to Jr- IV—-Lewis Faist hon.
Gillian Finkbeiner, Eleanor Hill.
Jr. Ill to Sr, HI—Alice Lawson,
Lillian Finkbeiner, Austin Fahrner,
Lloyd Slppeli, Dorna Richard, Jean
Baynham, Reynold Wuertli, Grace
Ldtter, and Bob Wolfe, recommend
ed.
Jr. II to Jr, III—Gerald England,
Shirley Young, Reginald Wuerth,
Mary “Waghorn, Lenore Lawson,
Harold Edwards, Lloyd Wolde.
E. L. Kinney, teacher
Regier (lion.); Ervin Ratz, Hilda
Neeb,
Jr. IV—-^Eva Gianville,Michael
McGee, Marie Regier,
ISr, HI—'Leona McCann (hunt);
Lucille Dietrich, Pearl Kenney; even
Abigail Flynn and Sydney Neeb,
Grace Willert.
Jr. Hl—Jean Kenney, /Marie jZJler,
Jerome Regier, Stephen GianyUle,
Harvey Neeb.
Sr. II—Dora. Gianville, Gertrude
Ratz, Gerald Sebepk, Jack Lawson.
Jr, II—Mary Davey, Ward Neeb,
Helen Sohenlk, Roy Kenney, Fred
Gianville,
1st—Joe McCann, Leo Regier,
Charles Dinney, Eileen Davey, Law
rence Floyd.X
REPORT OF S. S, NO, 2, USBORNE
Junior Room
First Book to Junior Second—■
Thelma MacPherson 88; Roy Lotter
82; Bartle Motz 82; Bernice Haist
81; Marjorie Wein 79; Jack England
72; Allan Finkbeiner 66.
Senior primer -to Senior First—■
Shirley Fahrner 93; Laura Woodall
83; Rutli England 79; Eugene Fink
beiner 78; Jack Anderson 72; Fred
Sims 66.
Senior Primer to Junior First—•
Evelyn Waghorn passed on year's
work; Ray Weido 69; Frederick
Morlock 61; Alan Hill 58; Howard
FJnkbemer 51.
Junior Primer to Senior Primer—
Harold Brown, Alvin Sims, Frederick
Haist.
S. P. Love, teacher
REPORT OF S. -S, NO. 0, STEPHEN
Names in order of merit.
Sr. IV—Reta Ratz (hon.); Laura
First Class Honours A; Second
Class Honours, B; retained R. Names
given in classes for September.
Jr.,IV to 'Sr. IV—Elsie MeNicol
B; Lester Allen B; Anna Rhode, ab
sent for exams. Billy Coward.
Sr. Ill to Jr. IV—Mary Borland A
Ray Knight, Norman Ferguson.
Jr. Ill to Sr. Ill—Lawrence An
derson A; Lenore Andrson B; Wil
fred Hunkin,
Sr. II to Jr, IJI—Vera Pollen A;
Marilyn Campbell, Graham Camp
bell, Wilmer Ferguson R.
Jr. II to Sr. II—Ruby iSiinpson A;'
Margaret Allison A; Alma Borland;
Doris Duncan tied for third place;
Mildred Hodgert, Mildred Allen R.
Jr, II—Lloyd Cottle B.
First Class—Reggie Hodgert A;
June Coward A; Jackie Stewart A;
Bobby Simpson B; Billy Rohde B;
Ronnie Gollings.
Primary Class—Wilma Borland,
Olive Cottel, Billy Allan, Glen Ste
wart, Mac Hodgert, Alan Coward, G.
Campbell.
Number on roll 42; average at
tendance 38.86.
A. Baxter, teacher
REPORT S. S. NO. 15, HAY
Mrs. Alex. Regnier, Tecumseh, Ont*,
writes:—‘‘For-years my daughter suf.
fared from bad bilious spells, which
would come about every two* weeks. I
tried many different medicines for her
until I found out about Milburn’s Laxa-
Liyer Pills, and they proved to be just
the remedy she required. She has not
suffered from biliousness since.”
Price 35c. a vial, at all druggists and dealers, or mailed direct on receipt
& price by The T. Milbum Co. Limited, Toronto, Ont.
required to. pass 480—Grace VoB
591; Nora Willert 553; Bobby Turn^
bull 532.
Jr. JI—Harry walper, polores
Gossman; Alice Volk.
1st class—Ada Kellar; Retty F1S”
cher, Hubert Schroeder, Milton Kel
ler, Garnet Gossman, Albert Rader,
Mildred Sharrow*
M, Switzer, teacher
REPORT S. S. NO. Ji ^AU?EJELD
The following is the report of S.
S. No. 1, Fairfield for June promo
tions; 75 per ceut, is first class hon
ors; 70 is second class honours and
60 per cent, is pass.
Jr. IV to Sr. IV—Mildred Hicks
83.5; Harry Hodgins 77.7; Mildred
Elliott 75*2; Leroy Schroeder 72.5;’
Reg. Hodgson 70'.2; Walter Mitchell
68,8; Aaron Hodgins 60.6,
Sr. Ill tp Jr. IV—Evelyn Heaman
72.4; Allan- Richards i70.4; Ilene
Walker 62.4; Marion Lovie 61.1.
Jr. Ill to Sr, III—Earl Schroeder
7'3,2; Alden Walker 66.8; Stanley
Hicks 54.1; Qrpha Hodgins 52.8;
Adrian White 49,1,
Sr. II to Jr, III—Clifford Hicks
69.8; Audrey Powe 60,6; Jack Hep
burn 56.1; Lloyd Heaman 52; Don
ald Penhale 44.1, -. -
Jr. II to Sr, II—Orivlle Mitchell
67.6; Harvey Lovie 55.3.
Pr, to 1st class—'Alma Richards
and Emerson Penhale 87.6; Efjitli
King 78.8; Eileen Keown 72.3; Or-'
ville ^Schroeder 64.7; Helen Wilson
57'. ■'
Highest in Arithmetic—'Emerson
Penhale 100; Reg. Hodgson 95; Mil
dred Elliott 95; Mildred Hicks 95.
Highest in Spelling—Alma Rich
ards 100; Clifford Hidks 96.
Beryl A. Hill, teacher*
Jr. IV to Sr. IV, ,No. marks requir
ed to pass 600—•Anna Patterson 754,
Lloyd Willert 736; Jack Turnbull
736; Lilly Wilson 725; Freda Rader
721.
Jr. Ill to Sr. Ill, No marks requir
ed to pass .540—Beatrice Volk 713; <
Ruth Sharrow 701; Florence Truem-
ner 689; Eva Baker‘673; Merle Wal
per 566; Billy Sharrow 1518; Vfarren
Sharrow 497.
■Sr. II to Jr>. Ill, Number of njarks
cniMOtSWMD
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'75.5; Clifton Brock 754; Willert
Coward 74; Harold Clarke
Harold Davis 7b.4; I»a Ford
Garuot Coward 63,7.
2nd to Jr. JH—Clarence
87,3; Gladys Skinner 83,6;
Coward 794; Philip Johns 74;
ton Herdman 73; Mildred Header*
son 68,5; Ivan Brock 66.5; Hawey
Pfaff 63; Alvin Murray 60.1; Dais
France 5'3.3; Beryl Break 43.5. •
1st to 2nd—'Biilly Brook, Marjory
Fletcher, Margaret Miners, John
Miners, Allen Pfaff, Ethel pooley,
Pr. to First—'Donald Brock,
ham Bell, Doreen Coujtis,
Davis, Dorjs Elford, Edna
Bessie Johns, Mildred veal,
Primer—Ethelene Johns, Ei'lene
Johns, Emmery Pfaff, Irene Pooley,
Laurie Stephen, '
V. Russell’, teacher
72.2;
62.lt
For#
Jack
Clay
Gra-
Jean
Ford
rymple 591 equal.
2nd class were promoted at Eas-'
ter—Hazel Pilling 434; Roy Pep-"
per 376; Murray Traquair 376; RD
ton Fairbairn 323; Wilmer
m-ple 283.
A1, 1st class promoted at
—Margaret Kercher 386.
B, 1st class promoted in
Arthur Traquair and’ Bloss
equal.
Number on roll ,^17; average at
tendance 15*75,
Rossie Broadfoot, Teacher.
p.alry-
Ea.st.er
June—*
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RESULT S. S. NO. 7, STEPHEN
Results of the June examinations
for S. S- No. 7, Stephen.
Jr. IV to Sr. IV—Pass 540 and
Honors 675—Arthur Gaiser 655; N.
Sweitzer 642; Greta Deitrich 617.
Sr. Ill to Jr, IV, Pass 480, honors
600—Jean McKenzie 625, lion.; Dor-
orthy Harlton 600 hon.; Ruth Lam
port 578; Eva Pickering 574; Orval
Mellin 539; Wray Sweitzer 488,
Jr. Ill to
522; Milton Sweitzer 507;
Clarke 483;
trial; Roy Baynham 329 failed.
Sr. II to Jr. Ill, Pass 3 60; honors
450—Ada Gaiser 453 lion.; Iva pick-'
ering 450 lion.; Earl Pickering 433;
Mabel Harlton 422; Maleida Clarke
379; Ralph Smith 377. \
Jr. II tjy’Sr. II—Harold Finkbein
er 458 lion.; Hatze'l Pickering 456
lion.; Kenneth Baker 441; Robert
Gower 377; Edward Smith 373.
Jr. 1 to Sr. 1st, Pass 3<00, honors
375—MelVin Gaiser 395 hon.; Roy
Clarke 377 hon.; Rena Gaiser .absent.
Jr'. Pi-, to Sr. Pr.—Jack Ratz hon.
Donald Ratz hon.; Jack Pickering;
Stuart Sweitzer, Ruby Gaiser.
G. B. Schilbej teacher
RESULT S. S. NO, 12, RSBORNE
The following is the result of the
promotion examinations f held at S,
S. No. 12, Usborne. Figures indi
cate percentage obtained. Sixty per
cent required to pass. >
To Sr. IV—Dorothy Hazelwood
74; Eric Brown 63; Ruth Hodgson
62; Mabel Elliott 56. t
To Jr. IV—Margaret Hern 72;
Russelil Morley 70; Velma Squire
69; Merle Squire 64; Harry Dobbs
64. .
To
drew
To
To
Hodgson 84; Maida Morley 82; .Billy
Ogden 77; Lorraine Dobbs 55; Jof-
freine Jones 5 4. s
1st class—Norman Brooks, Joe
Lamphier, uClare Hazelwood, Cecil
Squire, Betty Jones.
Pr. Class—Eunice Parkinson, Billy
Morlley, Marie Dobbs, Bclblby Jones.
M. Sadler, teacher
Sr. Ill—Jean Morley 79; An-
Arksey 68; David Hodgson 60.
Jr, III—Gerald Hern 63.
Sr. IL—Jean Ogden 85; Roy
REPORT OF S-SsNO. 10 USBORNE
The names of the pupils are-
placed 'in their -plass.es begipniiig;
September,
Sr, iV^Jeanette Stone 61.9; Au--
nje McLean 59.6.
Jr, IV—
Sr. Ill
78 (hon);
Promoted
Glenn* Lorpe Passmore.
Jr. IJI total 60,0, pass
Helen Morgan 457 (hon.);
Layton '3|65; Raymond Layton 339;
Jack Westlake 322; Alice Passmore
242;
Jr. II—Marjorie McDougall* A1--
mer Passmore; Gordon Stone.* Pro
moted on year’s work.
Sr. I—Doreen Layton, Annie Mor
gan*, Margaret Glenn* Helen
ves«, Jean McDougall*, Helen
Queen*.
Primer—John Crltz-
Jr. Primeri—Arnold Cann.
These are results of the promo
tion examinations and weekly tests'
throughout the year. Those mark—
with -an asterisk (*) were absent
for one or more tests in June. Num
ber on roll 23; average attendance'
for June 14.7..
4. Mary Thomson/ Teacher.
Glara jRJanville 57.
cl.—Pass Fred .Selves-
Letha Gianville,
• conditityaally
68.5;
Gerald,
360—
Dennis
Sr. Ill—James Clarke
Evelyn
Ida Sweitzer 462* on s
REPORT OF S. S. NO. 14, HAY
GRAND BEND SCHOOL REPORT
Senior Room
Class V Lowber School standing.’
Class V—Mary Patterson, Arith.,
Gram., Bot., Phys. Beatrice Green,
Bot,, Phys., Art, Arith. . Reta Pfaff,
Janet
Gram.,
Gram.
, Bot.,
Della Gratton,
Bot., Gram., Arith., Phys., Art; An
na Taylof, Bot., Gram., Arith,, Physj
Jr. IV to Sr. IV, total 850, pass
5,10—‘Bruce Ireland 704, hon.; Stan
ley Gill 668 lion.; Carman, Lovie
667 hon.; Irene Ravelie 632; Phyl
lis Gill 611; Ward Pfkff 547; Pearl
Wanner 542; Melvin Peariso 525.
iSr. Ill to Jr. IV, total 750, pass
450....Helen Walpei\657 hon.; Ei
leen Gratton 649 lion.; Jlene Webb
6393ion.; Joyce Pfaff 551; Percy
Atkinson 52T; Orville Mollard 498;
Daintry Collins 48i5. /
Jr. Ill to iSr. Ill, total 750, pass
450—Iva Lovie 617 Iron.; Willis Gill
520;
Holt
Bot,, Phys., Gram, Arith.
Turnbull, Art, Bot., Arith., '
Pliys. , Elis -Turnbull, Bot.
Arith., Phys. Lillian Webb,
Gram., Aritli,, Phys. “
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CONTRIBUTIONS
ACKNOWLEDGED
T,he Treasurer of the Muskoka.
Hospital for 'Consumptives desires-
gratefully to acknowledge the fol
lowing contributions, received in
Exeter by the Field, Secretary of"
the Natioiral 'Sapitarifim Association-
I. R. Carling .............’....... $5.00 /
Jones & May ................... $3.00x J. W. Med’d ................ $2*00 ’
Dr. M. C. Fletcher $2.00
Dr. J. W. Browning ......... $.2.00
Cunningham & Pyyde ....* $2.00
H. T. Rowe ..................... $1.0Qt
. N. S, Eaton .................... $1.00-
W. Middleton ............... $1,00
iSouthcott Bros .............n $1.00
Grigg Stationery ...............$1.00‘>
s? Eiiiot............................ $i,oo' ;
G. W. Lawson .................. $1.0’0 I
• J. Hind .................. $1.00
( C. Stewart .................... $1.00 ’
-Sundry Contributions .... $1.00
TOTAL
is .the classifica-
of ,S. S. No. 14,
the June promo-
The pupils^ are
order of merit. '■
to Jr. IV—Doris Alex-
Thomson, Eflgin John-
to Sr. Ill—Alfred Ropp^
Archie Mac-
The following
of the pupils,
as a-“result of
examinations.
arranged in
Proni‘0 ted
auder, Bert
son.
Promoted
Margaret MacGregor
Gregor, Jerry Johnson, Ben Dick.
Promoted to Jr. 'Ill—Irma Fer
guson.
•Sr, II—-Stuart Dick.
Jr.. - ' — • —
Ropp, '
1st <
Crerar.
II—'Blanche Thomson, Ina
Harold Willert.
Class—Harold Koehler, Allan
O. J. Finnigan, teacher
RES CRT OF CLANDEBOYE
SCHOOL
Jr. IV to Sr. IV, total 550—Doris
McWilliams 396; Alice Hodgins 37 6;
Clifford Sampson 317; Wilford Mol-
lard 3,14; Rose Dodge 295.
Jr, III to Sr. ill, total 550—Billie
Whitmore 382; Mary Simpson 376;
Florence Whitmore 359; Lyle Simp
son 352; Robert Whitmore 304.
2nd to 3rd, total 550—^Evelyn
Powell 361; Neil MbRann 360; Jack
Mahan 350; Murray Lewis 339;
Mary Dodge 33 8; Arthur Hodgins
337; George Simpson
on Dorman 330.
1st to 2nd
Simpson 181;
Arnold Lewis 163
son (illness)
Pr. to 1st.
honors 236;
Hazel Dodge
196
Gibson 162; Jack Whitmore
Pr.—George Edginton 145
Simpson 115; Roy' Gibson
Henry -Solomon 88.
3'31; Gamer
total
Claire
300—Marion
DOrman 170;
Emerson
94.
total 300—Ila
Beatrice Brooik1
20/6
Simp-
Pat-on
224;
Victor HOdgins
'Marjorie Flynn 167 Albert
160.
; Jack
115;
WINCRELSEA SCHOOL REPORT
Junior Room
Tlie following are the results of
the promotion« exaxhiinatioiiS
Junior room, Winchelsea;
Honors 75 per cent.; Pass
cent,
Jr. Ill to Sr. Ill—Hazel
of the
60 pet
Johns
85.5; Marlon Pooley 83.8; Joliimy
Johns 76.5; Audrey
Donadd MmW»764;
Fletcher 76.4;
Elgin Skinner
Everet Desjardine ( 491; .Tach
454; Lome Wanner 166.
J. 'Kelso, teacher
Junior Room
Total 600, to pass 360, honors 450.
•Sr. II—Ella M'dusseau 484 hon.;
Freda Lovie 467 hop.; Alan Walper
449;
'Green
Alvin Station 449; .Burton
447’; Dick Hamilton 4.39;
Joyce Ross 439; Donald Turiiibull
420; Irene Periso 365.Jr. II, \otal 400—Carrie Gratton
375; Lois Wanner 348; Carleton
Manore 340; Carman Ireland 330;
Emerson Disjardine 320;
Mason 310; Maurice 'Tiedeman
Jeaii Grieve 213 absent.
lsta^class—’Eloise Gill 3 64;
ley Manore 33 6; Billy Collins
Alvin Wanner 323; Winnifred Tie-
derman 249; Norma Sims 22.7.
Pr.—Helen Gill 377;. Oilice Dis
jardine 344; Leslie Grdtton 284;
Shirley Brenner 247; Sleiiry Tied-
ermau 240; .Harold Nichols 218;
Faith Collins 187.
v E. M. Taylor .teacher
Graham
2S9;
S. ■ S. NO 2 STEPHEN
The following is’ tlie report of the
in S.
x The -following is’ the report
June promotion' examinations
S. No. 'Stephen.
to Sr. IV—Nelson
Mary Lamport 74.
to Jr, IV—Eddie Yearley
in
Lam-
■ to Sr. Ill—^Charles Roll
-Jr; IV
port 78;
Sr. Ill
72.
Jr
ings 69; Doreen Baker 61.
2nd to Jr. Ill—Burma M-orlock
72; Ruby King 65.
1st to 2nd—Jean Jones 87;
Grqce Hill 81; Rhena Yearley 80;
Le Roy Rollings. 68.
Pr. to 1st—-Matthew Morlock
Bryce Mack 82,
Helen L. Hayter, teacher
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REPORT OF S, S, NO. 1,
TUCKERSMITH
s following is the report of tlie
promotion examinations Of S.
1, Tuckersinith.
IW to Sr. iV, 6,0 per cent—
75 per cent,—675—Helen
83
The
June ]
S. No.
Jr.
540;
Walker 583; Ruiby Pfaff 554; Jack
ie Traquair 553; Mildred Madge
551.*
Sr. 3rd to Jr,
480't 75; per
Fairbairn 677.
Jr. 3rd tn Sr.
480;; T'B per cent.-
rest 643; Bruce Volland; Ruby Dal-
IV, 60 per cent.—
cent.—600—Agnes
3rd, 60 per cent,—
•600—Ross ,For-
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