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GODERICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY JULY x,1928
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Awards of Certif icates, Diplomas and ! PROMOTION LIST
0? VICTORIA SCHOOL
Medals in G.C.I. Commercial
Department.
The following is the report of the! Velma Brownlee
Cottlimerctal Departments final year Marguerite Robinso
of the two-year course of the G. C. I.! Ernest Crowe . ..
for the year 1927-1928, and it shows Madeline Jeffry•
n
the best general results so far at- I Mabel Brownlee...
tained. Helen Drennan,..
The second year of the course re. � Ebbitt Ross
quires pro'ciency in the following '• Claire Tweedie
subjects: 'ling, Writing, Practi- i Donna Bell
l English English Literature, Com- ; Olive McGregor.....
Follew•Ing is the list of promotionstions
tit Victoria school. Names are in or-
der of merit. •
RM 2 0
Fruw Jr. 1V. to Sr. 1V. -Grace Ma -
83 eon, Ray IAwreuce, Phyllis de 1'eudry,
•40 Philip Carter, loris Klttou, Kennethemi
7S Juck, Fred R, Betty Jennir, Mena
79 Harrison, Marjorie Proust., Irene Pel -
77 tun, Herbert Pa liner, Alfred Bloom -
76 field, Vena Edward. Max (broiler,
15 Burke McLeod, Ida White, Edna Ma -
76 son, Eric Jenner, Wilda Rutledge,ldge,
76 Verna Itartbntr, Marjorie Lusby-. Wal•
75 ter hunt, .tudrey Smith, Millie McKay,
75 Marlon Currie, 'Donald Juhustou, Lex -
.75 ! ma McGregor, Willie Barker, Billie
75 i Meteor.
Underwood Typing Speed Awards ROOM 3
position and Business Correspond- j Audrey Nivins
tes for speed of 30 sleet I Sr. 111. to Jr. IV. -Jean Ruberteon,
per minute. ; Vera Macleod, Mary ,Sturdy, Mar-
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30 i garet Macaulay. Harland Tremblay,
31 Edith Sturdy, John Carrick, Frances
3J Sanders. John Ilucklus. Betty Thomas,
32 Jr. 111. to Sr. IIT. --+Keith ('uta, Joan
32 l.ee, Norman Mac.luuald, Leslie Na ft el,
32 Isa 'Nivins, Lucy Harrison, Charles
Love, Georgina Ryan, Wilson Knight,
Angus Mackeuzle, Maisie Thompson.
Charles Worsen, Mabel Johnston, Al-
bert Shore, James Durnhu, Gladys
Frltzley, Thelma Fry.
ence, Coin. Law, Com. , Arithmetic, 1 Helen Page
Rapid Calculatip, Book-keeping- ; Olive Young
Theory and Practice and Business
Forms, Stenography and Typing. A. --Cert
ifies
The speed required by the Educe- words
tion Department for a diploma in Helen Page...
Stenography is 70 words per minute, Mary A. McKay
in Typing 40 net words per minute. Edna McVittie. •
The pass standing required by our Delight Mutch.......
school fora diploma in Book-keeping, Ruby Wambold
Stenography and Typing is 15'ic, Alive Young
I. Honors is 85%, , I. Honors 80%. Marguerite Robinson. • ,..........33
In Typing the speed of 30 net words Arthur Johnston : • • ..3y
per minute gives pus standing 757c Velma $ 34.8
and each 1% above that indicates Helen Drintta .
practically one word per minute ad- B _Bron2e Medals for speed of 40
ad-
ditional speed. net wordse
The following is the standing of 1 Helen Page . 40
the students, arranged in rank of 1 Ruby Wambold' 1 43
average percentage in the subjects Delight Moteti! . ..44.6
taken, who are entitled to a Diploma, Reggae:Ai Typing Speed Awards
giving the percentages obtained in A-Ccr fiches or 25 net words:
the there groups,-Bkkp., Stenog, IGladys Brow 25 3
and Typing. 255
.,...27.8
Goderich Branch
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SHINGLES
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EVERY GRADE, KIND AND SHADE
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Dolores Laithwaite..93 % 15%
Ruby Wambold 89.3 93 S3'
Helen Drennan .89.3 95 87
Kalmer Dawson76 85 75
Marguerite Robison82.6 91 37
Mary A. McKay83.6 75 94
Aileen Stowe 89 96 99
Marian Murney76.6 76 84
Olive McGregor. , 84 92 75
Lenore Craig. 76 - 75 73
Lucille MacDonald..75 83 84
Kenneth Macaulay..83.3 76 80
Olive Young 75 84 St!
Donna Bell... 79 80 S1
Mary Parsons
Arthur Johnston
• - I Marian Vurney
Dolores Laithwaite
Kalmer Dewsoa
1 Helen Page
b I Aileen Stowe -
'Ruby Wambold
Mary A. McKay
Delight Match
Helen Drennan
B. -Card Case for 35 net words :
Velma Brownlee.....
Arthur Johnston
Ruby Wambold
1 Delight Mutch
Dolores Laithwaite
Edna McVittie
Lillian Patterson
IDonna Bell
Note -75% is Pass; 80% HOLors I Mary A. McKay...
and 85% is I. Honors. Helen Drennan....
The following are entitled to z cer- I Olive Young 41.4
tificate granting the standing stated, C. Silver Medal for,,45 net words :
below in at least two groups: I Olive Young . .... 45
Bk-kp. Stenog. TVP'g , Marguerite Robinson 47.5
Velma Brownlee..70 79 88 Delight Mutcb 50:8
Edna McVittie. .0 92 :fig
The Collegiate Hoard cordially
Frank Rctberton..0 `* Ir',y . draws the alMmtit •ef our claims*
110
IttSIM 4
Sr. 1ii. to Jr. IV. -Harold Turner,
Lilian Ryan and Clarence Bridle equal,
.lice Roston, Bruce Orr, Gus Worthy,
1ouglas Johnston. Gladys Morgan.
Winuifred Murray, Gertrude Wheeler,
Helen Black, Edun Brindley.
Jr. 111. to Sr. 111. -Margaret Me-
Mehen, Robert McLean, Jean Thump-
' da Rlllott, Wiley
29S win, Kenneth Cwtt
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30 Riley, Barbara Thomson, Robert C.
3051 Wilson, Glen 'Anise. Nelson Carrick,
SPORTS
(Untended fur lam week)
Laws Bowling Tournament
Forty-two pla'era participated In a
tournament of Irish triples at the lo-
cal bowling greens last Friday even-
ing. The prize -winners were: 1st.
Wm. Symonds, Hold. Bisset and Geo.
MacVitur ; 2nd, 11. T. Edwants, Joe.
Brophey and Geo. Bowra.
tu
The-tournaent on Monday evening
was called off at the end of the first
game 011 101.011111 of rain and no prises
were given out.
31 Ionald Wiggins, Verdun Randall,
31 5 ii Ia Lusby. Robert 11. Wilson.
n. 111,
32 sent through Illness -I dward Wieland,
32.1 Bobble Williams, Gordon McManus.
32.2 R4JOM 5
32,3 Sr. 11. to Jr. I11. --Noreen Sproul
and L ween Wilson equal, Betty NTilt-
35.1 tett ;* 1 Roberta Johnston equal, 'John
35.1 MacLean, j.ottle Elliott. Ronald Pen -
35.1 uington. Esther bee, Emma Fisher,
35.7 Helen Thomas, Mary Evelyn lac-
38 Leeu, Madge Turner, Jack Black,
36 Madeline Wakes, Ruby Clark, I'earl
36.3 Roup, Jltuwy Bell, Kenneth Aitken.
36.5 Jr. II. to Sr. 11. -Carl Bloomfield,
38.6 Jeau Luwhy', Hobert MacManua,
Robert Swiger, „Ian Haggett, Jean
Flick, Helen 8uet1, Walter Stewart,
Gordon Brindley.
Jr. B. to Jr. A. -Clarence Miller,
Eric Johnston, Thelma Bell, Ernest
MacLeod, Eddie ,Jenner, Angus Gra-
ham, Margaret Maelvs, Lola Golders,
Mabel Bead f, t•�., , .�timetofte MAC. .M111/a
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The Presbyterian League
The Presbyterian churches of the
district halve organized girls' suit -ball
tennis uud keen interest la being taken.
The team representing the Westmiu-
ster Guild of Kuox church, Goderitii,
hove played two games, but although
so far they have been unsuccessful
they bare bright hopes for the games
yet to be played. 'lite Guild players
are to play in Seaforth this Friday
evening. The schedule for the locals
is as follows:
July 6•--4oderkh at Exeter.
•, 13-4:rter at Goderich.
" 20-Goderich at Clinton.
" 27 -(Tinton at Goderich.
Aug. 3--4;oalerieh at Ilensall.
" 10-11ensall at Goderich.
Aileen Stowe
39.6
( V 40.1
I Mooldis :soleal + who rsquire office help to this fine list
I Helen Page 0 74 7b of graduates, several of whom also
Delight Mutch68 60 98 hold junior matriculation standing
In addition to the Certificates and and one honor matriculation, asking
Diplomas awarded on the regular' you to give them kindly considera-
! school work ,there were awards tion. J. P. HUME,
' granted by the Office Specialty Fil- Princial.
ing Co., The Underwood and Reining -
to Typewriter Companies, u fol-
lows :
Office Specialty Filing
' Dolores Laithwaite.
MaryA. McKay 93
1 Lan[.rP Crary 91
(BUCHANAN'S)
Anything and Everything in Builders' Supplies
Phone 47 P. O. Drawer 160
Certificates
97
1 Aileen Stowe 90
I Delight Mutch e9
I Lucille MacDonald 87
Frank Roberton 87
Kalmer Dawson - se
Margaret Evans 8`
!Kenneth Macaulay 84
Eunice Long 43
The Pavilion
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PROMOTION LIST OF
ST. PETER'S SCHOOL
Following lea report of the June pro-
motions at St. Peter's sehool :
Orad& V111. -Madeline Geromette.
Raymond Dean. Alma O'Brien. Mayone
Pace. Margaret Merit.
(;reds Vit. -Connie Stapleton. Cyril Price, Leslie Riley. Marin trnin,
Robinson. Clara Webb, Noreen Graf.' IIihertloo McKenzie. Marguerite Morgan.
Doris Plante. T.11Iian Kennedy. Mary ! Arthur Elliott. (:race McDonald and
11011P10114.11, equal. Shirley Bell, Ray-
mond Murray and Elaine Tremblay
equal.eal. Maxine Wilson. Mac McKay.
Jack Snell. Murray Daer, Jack �t'il-
lhiuis. Benson Steep. Anna McGuire.
The Armstrong Real Estate
and Insurance Agency
Girls' Soft -ball
The girls' teams of Nile United
church and Victoria street United
church played au exciting game of
soft -ball at Victoria Park on Friday
evenu.g. The score was 15-14 In fav-
or of the Victoria street team. The
tine -up was as follows:
'Nile---.tnne McT)onahl, Thelma
Jones. Mabel Wands, Dorothy Jones,
Jean (sen, Oral Finnigan, Rthel Tabb,
Evelyn -Morton, Jeswie McCann.
V ictorla streets -'Lena Craddock c,
1a. Mulch p. Mrs. J. ltewart lb; G.
Jewell 2ti. C. Jewell 3b, V. McLeod.
G. Mason cf. M. Sandy lf, C. Morris rf.
Mr Watson of Nile was umpire•at
home plate and Mr. Jack Stewart on
bases.
On Wednesday evening Victoria
street United church girls' team went
to Nile to play a scheduled game. The
game was brought to a finish at the
sixth innings because of a disputed
play. The teams were composed pf:
Nile --Anne . McDonald. 'Thelma
Jones. Mabel Wahle, Dorothy Jones.
Jean Glen, Oral Finnigan. -Ethel Tabb,
ifeelyn Horton, Jessie McCann.
Victoria street -Leena Craddock,
Delight Match. Mrs. Stewart, Grace
Jewstri1, Cenetta Jewell. Vera Mcleod,
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Houses and Leta In Gederieh and VI -
Malty, end Farms for Sale
Some Big Bargains the next few
days for quick buyers.
'Fine 1% -story house and lot. west
side, near lake front. Must be sold
quick to close an estate, regardless of
real value.
Residential property ; brick house;
full modern equlpgbat ; fine large
lot; choice 1.a ation $1200
(l o o d house ; elect tic -lighted
water; good lot ; triable; easy
terms for payment 3600
Good hove near Poato®oe; mod-
ern equipped $800
$r.11. to lili7l Marion MacKay. The umpires were: George Raechler
Jack Kershaw, 311in MacAdam. 111113 of Goderich on balls and strikes and
Thompson. Katherine Murray, Ida Mr. Watson of Nile on bases. '
Morgan. Ih'bble MacDonald, :Uma Col-
l!Idloekworth. Joseph
dough,
Durniu.'Antraln ltluutWMIit. Jack Bar-
ton, Ruth D ennsu, ('lay -ton Weston
(crniditionaly ).
Jr. IL to fir. II. -Mildred Marwick,
Carl Anderson., Jack Cult, Dorothy
Tronas, Worthy Ityan, Forbes Miller,
Muth User. Albert (fatale,. George
Ileudersou, I'li)lls Martin, Billy Car-
te,. fila..) t$.l, lei, Har 11 Wills-.
ROOM 7
To Junior Second --Susanne Bowden
tars Doris Baker equal, Florence
Raechler. Claire Itncrhier.
Grade VI -Mildred Costello. Teresa
itneehler. ,rnsper Antcmlo, R',mnna
Whitely.
(;rude V.- Mary Stapleton. Edwie
Dena. Vera whttty. Robert apnln. Jo -
"14, lilarke. Phylli. %ashler. Willie
Burke. Josephine Kennedy, Joseph
(►'Brien.
spews. /41/.-Maaise OlslrmoaL Pat.
rick Murdock. Francis Micro. Billie
Hockey. Lee Smith.
Grade tip.-111rhnPl Costello, Char-
ence Geromette, Gerild O'itrlIa, Verna
Plante, Margaret Webb.
6rnde 11. --Patricia Rnech , Ray-
mond Costello. Georze Erne. P r1 Grnf.
Elaine
Marie
Elaine
Jane
Ltillle Ilorarth, Ru*. Qon
MPro. MArxtl'('Afe Smith'
Turner. , Mlehael mhlev,
\burly. Pa [Mein Wh,tty,
11Vhitty.
The Famous Tour
"Across Canada
A sulking fetrtnr
'..\crwtt Canada a
which leaves North
1.00 p.m. on Jody 23 t
of Dean 'Laird, is II,
touri-ts are coming
Britain to take par
The spacial all -a1.•
train which will carr
the Dominion is Da
apart- of the fan;-'
i i111itei.' There are
coot rroot] t the trtieel
Laird. tete director.
piloted semen slmll:,r
the way- smooth 1
Ings for the tour n
timidity heavy and 11
nre expected to go 1,
Itinerary inellydes +*1
portant eitles and to
the beauty spots lu
tains. ilanff and I.t
Mw camps and Irvin
sail nems -Kootena
ship trip from Von
and return and ani
the (great IAtes nail
day both delightful
There is not a memo
one days wasted
thrmighoot the tib
hearty welcome
RverytMag la 1
and return In Ow
Ask W. Fait►
Bolutie , Toren*
sow.
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Open 4 Nights Every Week
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday,
and Saturday
of Contrasts -
Beek"
of this yenr's
(tack Tour,"
omnto'station
r the auspices
ct that many
er from Great
the journey-.
million -dollar
e party across
nal in all re -
"Traits -Consols'
difficulties to
as Sinclair
has already
pa, has made
hand. Book -
already exeep-
vious records
board. The
at all the lm -
en route and
Rocky Mond-
L(nrise, bnnga-
al centres. A
ke, a steam-
er to Victoria
cruise down
sty toaholl-
educatJonal.
In the twenty-
everywbere
lines a most
the visitors.
from Toronto
f 080.00,
adlag Pacific
todr ilterattrre
2t
ItOOM 8
Sr. 1. to Jr. II. -Mare Howard.
Ruth Robertson. lan Gray. Ross Pen-
nington. Betty I"ry. Margaret Taylor.
Ann#e Waimea. SUly Jobuston. Norili
Juek. 'toy- Turner, Gertrude White,
Myrtle 'Townsend. Inane Bowman,.
Wilfrid Glousher, Herbert Spring,
Darold Young. Rexford 1)'ui:worth,
Charlie Wilson. Margaret Jnnies.
ROOM 9
Kindergitrten Primary- to Primary:
('fuss A -Catherine Barton, Freida
Barbour. E trtean Johnston, El es
Snell, B0111.'.lolison, Billie Swlger.
Plass it-- Mary Mclean, Fvt43n WI -1 -
son. Edna leve. 111ire1 Royce. ileien
Mills. Kathleen Nixdorf. Jewett i'arr,
Wilfrid Beattie. Itaymond Mac.tdnm.
B111ie fiuckworth.
Cbtss t'-Ilnz('1 }toss. Elva 1Vorthy.
Helen Shea Powti. Helen ,%Ilim lafiabl t
]tooth. 11.1rry \V rash, ikmald Itoss.I
Enid Mnelham id. 1.e1, c'arriek. 3lu�-
SnP 1':itf111i. 11,,'tiiy I'lthindo, Evelyn
Mutt y. ilurold Moll ring. Evetyn
I►o:ake. Jean Proctor.
From Kindergarten to Kindergarten
d'rimnry-dletty Nne¢I,'. Tommy- Bai-
lie. Nell Thompson. Harold Sproule.
ltaniel 'zignre.
May ('lose .kreaways
As n result of this decision In the
31r31ichnel rasp. the town (1 t,ie l is �
considering the dosing of all gratings
and are;iw'nya on the id rept s. Although
this sial I mean n considerable incon-
venience to merchants and ethers who
WW1 these areaways for the pineing tit
eon! and other supplies In their cellars.
the council is eonelderahly perturbed
at the prrs%Ieet,t►f paying large dam -
530s whenever an ambient occurs and
somebody la Injured. A conference
between the buiness Coen and the
(rmncil. before definite action Is taken.
Is suggested.
Result of Boys' Softball (:arms
The first ts,ys game in the local
district of the Presbytery of iluron
Soft -ball League took Owe at Victoria
Park last Thursday evening, between
Inion and North street. Tine North
street bays proved too strong for the
Union lays and won by the score of
1.5
The line -op:•
North street---('. Shennlnwn lb, E.
Pridbam sr, Moore ef, C. Archer p.
11. Beaker If. G..Mathiesnn 21', I. West-
bris,ke 3b. J. 8heardowa rf, E. West-
briake c.
Union-Herrlson e, A. Feller p, Po-
enek 14. it. Orr 2b. Falconer 3b, iI.
Fuller se, ti..Orr 1f, .1. Yulll rf, E. Por-
ter cf.
Score by innings:
Union 050000000- 5
North street3 0 4 0 0 2 3 3 x= 15
Umpires -Ge.,. Greenslade on balls
and strikes; W. Barlow on losses.
lin Monday evening at Victoria
Pare Nrnrth 'freer defeated Victoria
street by 13 to 8 in a keenly contested
game.
The line-up:
North street -E. SVestbrmke e, F..
I'ridham'lb, ('. Archer p. ti. Mntkie-
son 2b. L. Westbroke ss, B. McManus
31,. .1. Shcair,uwn cf. M. Raker If, E.
Pheardown rf.
Victoria street --B. Sanderson p. 11
14n11de1!s,in e. 1I. Siniderson If. G. Car-
rel) lb, A. Johnston 21,. M. Reycrnft
3b, ('runwton ss. D. Worthy rf. E. Gard-
ner ef.
Umpire. T. 11. fender on twills
and strikes; T. Pritchar,i on bases.
J. W. Craigie
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