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Fall term results for all forms except Commerical are listed below
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C. Scott ....
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FORM III FORM
FORM
Hutcheson
Jenkins
Kerr ...
Lediett
Lloyd
McClenaghan
McGee ....
J. McKag-ue .
McKinnon
Miller ....
Moir ........
Mowbray .
Norman
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Orvis ..
Sturdy ...
St. Marie
Lewis ...
Wilson ...............................-.....
B, Fr. Business Practice.
FORM IB
SALUTE TO
WINGHAM
Over Reclip Station C K N X - 1 P, M.
THURSDAY, DEC. 29
Special Prizes of $3.00, $2.00
and $1.00 to Listeners
SPECIAL PRIZE TO THE WINNING GROCER
this broadcast. Be sure to tune in,
HERE’S WHAT YOU DO
To Participate in the Prizes;
1. .Send your name as a resident
of this town or district.
2. Mention also the name of your
grocer.
Thais’ all you do, Some lucky
three people and a grocer will
be the winners, Nothing to buy.
Tune in to Hear the “Salute”
to Wingham
DECEMBER 29th
Sponsored by
The Ogilvie Flour Mills Co.,
Limited, Toronto
in agricultural practice that is suit*
able for the community would be of
real value. This may seem to en
croach on papers which are exclus
ively farm weeklies, but I hardly
think so, because these farm weeklies
have to cover
jects, whereas
deal only with
of interest to
culture carried
After all, the success of the rural
weekly newspaper is wrapped up in
the success of the district in which
it is published, and, therefore, every
worthwhile movement for the ad
vance of the community is beneficial
at once to both the community and
the paper.
Yours
T.
HIGH SCHOOL EXAMINATION RESULTS
The results for the Fall term at the Wingham High School are as follows:
J—75 per cent, and over; 2-66-74 per cent; 3—60 to 65 per cent; 4—50
to 59 per cent.
E. C.—English Composition; E. L.r-English Literature; L> A,—Latin
Authors; L. C.—Latin Composition; F, A. French Authors;
Composition,
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FOR BREAD
CAKES AND
PASTRY
_—JE*ARTHUR PLAYS
ON JAN. 3rd
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M. Cruickshank...
T. Darling
M. Darling
A, Galbraith
D, Golley ......
J. McKay ...
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*R. Roberts ...
R, Robertson
S. Robertson ...
**V. Walker ...
N. Weatherhead .. 4
J. Wettlaufer ...
White ........... 4
* R. Roberts—German Authors 1;
•** V. Walker—German Authors 3; German Comp. 4.
FORM IV
The fleeting passage of time brings us om<?e again
to the turn of another year. May the new one
bring you all much prosperity.
Wingham Utilities
ROYAL
HOUSEHOLD
FLOUR
CONTEST ENTRY—“Salute to Wingham”
Name ......................................................... .............. .....................
Address ......................................................... ...............................
Town ..............................................................................................
Name of Grocer ...........................................................................
Mail to Radio Station CKNX Wingham
, The schedule for this district of the
O.H.A. Intermediate comprises Lis
towel, Lucknow, Palmerston, Arthur
and Wingham. The first home game
here is the one that will open the
schedule when Arthur plays on Jan.
3rd, The first game was booked for
Palmerston but due to no ice for
a practice in either place this game
was cancelled and will be played at
the end of the schedule or some oth
er date.
Bev. Bamford of Listowel is Group
convenor and will appoint all refer
ees. The first and third and second
and- fourth teams meet in the play
offs,. home-and-home games with
goals to count, and the 1st and 2nd
place teams having the choice of set
ting the first game. The final series
will be the best two-out-of-three
games.
The schedule is as follows:
Jan.
Commission
German Comp. 1.
MAKING CANADA
A Better Place in Which to Live and Work
t LETTER NO. 31
Dear Sir:
1 appreciate the compliment con
veyed in your letter asking if I had
any suggestions to idake which might
be helpful to publishers of the rural
weekly newspapers.
The suggestions which I might
Jrd'ake, I am afraid, would bear on
their face my lack of knowledge and
experience along the lines to which
you refer. The first thought that oc
curs to me, however, is that publish
ers of rural weekly newspapers after
the style and vigorous editorial pol
icy of some outstanding rural week
lies which come to my attention.
It would seem to me a mistake for
rural weekly, newspapers to attempt
to compete with the large metropol
itan! dailies in many of their features,
but on the other hand, I am sure that
in their own community they can
perform a worthwhile service by mak
ing a study of the conditions and of
the ways and means in which their
community might be advanced.
If the territory is rural as you sug
gest, Lam inclined to think that
news, featuring current developments
SEE RE,D"SEE RIGHT!
WINGHAM OFFICE
IN WILLIAMS*
JEWELRY STORE
Every Wednesday Morning
9 to Nooti,
Phone 5W for Appointment
3—Palmerston at Lucknow
3—Arthur at Wingham
6—Lucknow at Arthur
6—Listowel at Palmerston
9—Wingham at Listowel
11— Palmerston at Arthur
12— Wingham at Lucknow
13 Palmerston at Listowel
16— Lucknow at Palmerston
17— Listowel at Wingham
18— Arthur at Lucknow
20—Arthur at Listowel
24— Wingham at Arthur
25— Listowel at Lucknow
26— Palmerston at Wingham
'27—Lucknow at Listowel
31—Athur at Palmerston
3—Lucknow at Wingham
3—Listowel at Aruth
Wingham at Palmerston
be arranged.
Mr. and. Mrs. Cyril. Campbell
family spent Saturday with Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Roulston, near Ripley.
Miss Cook, near St. iMarys, is as
sisting Mrs. Lome Farrish, near
Courcy’s Corners.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Alton and fam
ily spent Friday with their daughter,
Janie, student-nurse in Hamilton
Hospital.
The Misses Margaret and Muriel
Manning, of London, are spending
the week with their aunt, Mrs. Elmer
/Viton and Mr. Alton.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Alton and the
Misses Isabel and Marion and Jim,
of Toronto, spent the Christmas holi
days with their uncle and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs. John Mullin.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Gaunt, near
St. Helens, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sher-
'wood and two little daughters, Mr.
and Mrs. Les 'Richie and Alvin, spent
Christmas Day with their mother and
Earl (Mrs. Sherwood), 10th con.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Alton, Alvin and
Clayton, spent Saturday with her sis
ter, Mrs. R. Reed arid Mr. Reed, near
Pt. Albert;''
Christmas Report of U.S,S. No.
E. and W. Wawanosh
Honors 75%, Pass 60%, (Those
marked * were absent for one or
more examinations.)
Grade VIII—Eileen Snell 82.5;
Ada Dow 79; Lois Webster 79; Lu-
delle St. Marie 73.8; Harold Taylor
65*.
Grade VI—Ruth Irwin 76.7*; Ken
neth Barbour 68.4*; Isabel Phillips
58.'3*
Grade V—Eva Dow S3; Dorene Ir
win 77.6; Helen Barbour 69.4.
Grade IV—-John Jamieson 53.2*.
Grade III—Nelson Dow 67.6; Vy-1
etta Phillips 63,4.
Grade II—-brlaiid Irwin 88.fi; Dor
is Taylor 84; Earl Jamieson 79*
Grade I—-Juanita Irwin
Barbour .,74; Donald Dow
Lauretta McBttrney,
Bateson .
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M. Blake ....
L. Elliott ....
J. Hamilton
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Currie ....
Edgar ....
Fothergill
M. Ha.bkirk
I. Harrison
G. Hogg ....
M. Homuth
R. Irwin ....
J. Irwin ....
K. Jackson
L. King ....
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Campbell
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J. Falconer
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