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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1926-4-8, Page 5h a• r t 4-• OP r THE EXETER TIMI Sr,IA,DVQCATE'. _ y+4 CLINTON, ONTARIO April Tuesday Spring Term begins 13th, 1926 Our PRACTICAL BUSINESS TRAINING will fit you for the HIGHESTp aid positions in the BUSINESS WORLD, where *Cork is 'always REWARDED in proportion to the SERVICE rendered. OURSES -- STENOGRAPHIC, COMMERICAL 'SECRETARIAL Teacihers, Civivl Service and Special Courses Special Classes for, Ilenaa1l and Exeter Students 4 weeks' additional time given to students on an 8 months' course. STUDENTS MAY ENTER AT ANYTIME. For Inforsiation apply to M. A. STONE MISS B. F. WARD, R. A. Com. .Specialist, Vice Principal Principal, Phone 198 Mr. Byron Hicks, of Cenrtalia, In town -Tuesday, on, business. Mr.and: Mrs. Ken.' McLeod, of the Boundary, left Tuesday for their new home in Parkhill. Miss Dora Sherritt, of Detroit, re- turned home Tuesday evening after ,spending the•,holiday here with her Mother,, A New Roof Having' the agency for the Galt Art Mental Co.'s Goods for the past four years 'I am still on the job and can supply you'with the very highest quality of galvanized metal roofing on the market, either corrugated sheets or their Famous steel Shingle at, Standard' Prices, and laid if you wish. - We also ' have the agency for . the Toronto Pure Copper Lightning Rod and will be glad to attend to your wants. Four years roofing and rod- ding should help.all concerned. Prices lower than in the past year and always the Lowest. If any infor- mation or assistance is required, apply to John Elder PHONE NO. 1, \ • 1IEN8ALL Wall Paper In the Lamest Designs Prices from 10c. to $1.50 PER ROLL HARDWOOD FLOORING • • LAID AND POLISHED; J. Sangster, Hensall .DR. R. P. I. DOUGALL • . ' Honor graduate of Faculty of; cine, and Master of Science; Adversity of Western- Ontario:7ser of College of Ph ieians kit Surgeons of Ontario. Office:. Jvo dools east of Poet Office. kone 16 Reridefce 114` HENSALL, ONT • AUCTIONEER OSCIR KLOPP• ' Honor Graduate Carey Jones' Air' piton School, Special course 'taken iP4 $egietered Live Stock (all Breedi,),. Rerchandise, Real Estate, Farm' $a1.a, etc. Rates in keeping with *availing prices. Satisfaction as= Wad, write Oscar Klopp, Zurich, or. Odra 18-93, Zurich: r.' / RITE ri. 'YN Hensall Housecleaning is now the crer of the day. Mr. Chas. Anderson. was in town Tuesday on business. Mrs. Milton Ortwein, of London, was in town on Tuesday. Mrs.:McHarg and son, of London, spent,Tuesday with her mother. Mr. Frank Rose, of London, spent the: holiday with friends in town,: Mr. A. Whiteside, of Goderich, ;was: in town Thursday and Friday: • Miss. Grace Scarlet• is spending the holiday at her home in Seaforth. Miss Jessie Buchanan is visiting relatives, in Toronto over the holi- days. ,Miss .Helen Elder of London, vis- ited, over the week4nd at her home here., Mr. Ferris Cantelon, of Onodaga, is spendingfthe holidays at his home here. , Mr. V'm. Simpson, of Detroit, vis- ited over the holiday at his home here. Miss Hazel Coxworth is visiting over, the holidays with her mother here. ' .' Miss Florence Welsh, of_London, visited ovr t the week -end with her parents. Mrs, Thos. Welsh . and Miss Dor- othy Welsh spent Good Friday in London. • "Mrs. Hoggarth, of Norwich is vis- iting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. Murdock. Mr'. Thos. Consitt, of Hillsgreen, visited his another and sister here on Friday. Mrs a Geo. Armstrong a is seriously ill •at the home: of her mother, Mrs. 'Reynolds. Mr eynolds- Mr. Robt. • Caldwell has taken . a position at the New Commercial Ho- tel as clerk. y spring'.work on the farms will be • at least two weeks later than usual, this year. Mr. Peppier, of the Bank of Mont- real: staff, spent Sunday at his home in Hanover. 'Messrs. Donald McKinnon, Lad. r1VlcEgcen and Al. Bell,' spent Good Friday in London. Mrs. Samuel Steacy visited over the week -end with her aunt in Southampton. Mr. John Carmichael,, of Strat- ford, is spending the holidays at his home here. Misses Ruby and Pearl Church - hill, of Clinton, visited friends in town on Monday. Mr. Colin Hudson, assessor of the town, is busy this week making the town assessment. Mr:' Laird Joynt, of London Uni- versity, is visiting over the holidays at his home here. till, i matched, dreiied og both • f • , side's 'at $50 PER `M THIS IS -THE TIME TO QTOCII, P WITH GOOD COAL WHIM MOU CAN GET IT ATA LOW PRIOR A.PJ. CLATWORTHY GRANTON mortIIE & HJBBERT MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY Head O®ce, Farquhar, Ont. iprexident, JOHN ALLISON Tice -President, JAS. MCKENZIB DIRECTORS' . , tl'3[OS. RYAN BIMON DOW $CBT. NORRIS, WM. BROCH AGENTS 79101'110SEItY, Centralia, A g ent for Usborne andBiddul?h. mama HARRIS,,LCpro, b6ent.fo Hibbert, Fullarto p initd Logan. ' ' F W. A. 'Jr URi1TBVITIu • >?feoretai -T>l+err<eureir x gg Ihaieter. fjllti rioi (MADMAN A STATOR:1R' 8oUottoto, niettr'; Mrs. Holland Little and children are spending the holidays with her mother, at'Auburn. Miss Jean Maxwell, of London, visited over the week -end with her sister, : 'Mrs. Peck. On Saturday a severe snow storm passed,: over the district. About a footof snow fell. Mr. 'and Mrs. G. W. Hilborn, of ,I•amilton, are visiting with Mr. and Mrs.' Wm. Chapman. :The Hensall Spring Show of hgi;ses and cattle has been postpon- ed to Tuesday, April 15th. .Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. George•Armstrong on the arrival of a "young son on Good Friday. Mrs. Mew, of Goclericf, is visiting her: niece, Miss Mattie Ellis. Mrs, Geo. Dodson and children, of Exeter, visited in town on Mon- day. 1V1'r. Nathan Warrener, of Pontiac, Mich., passed through town on Tues- day to Clinton to the bedside of his mother who is dangerously i11 at her hone there:. -Dr. Baker, of Toronto, was here to judge the heavy horses, and Mr, H. J. Darrock, of Listowel, to judge the light horses. Miss Jean Campbell, of Toronto,' is spending the holidays at the home of her grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Murdock. Mr. Win. Geiger and son, of Lon- don, are spending the holidays, at the home of the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Owen Geiger. Mrs. Andrew Dougall and daugh- ter, Miss Cassie, have returned home after spending the winter with Mr. Wm. Dougall near Chicago. The many friends of Mrs. Hilde- brandt, Win. Howard and John Mit- chell will be sorry to know that they are all very low at their homes. " The play "The Old. Codger," will be put on bathe Town Hall, on Fri- day evening, . April •16th, •unde• the auspices of the Welfare, Youth Club of the Presbyterian church. The maple sap run has not been. very good so farthis season. ; Some syrup is being ;brought intotown; and being sold from 4;25 to ,$2.50 per gallon. Mr. Wm. Slavin has purchased the fine 120 -acre farm. og Mr. Wan. 'Elder, getting possession at 'once. Mr. "Slavin has now 270 acres of splendid land. • A meeting of all those interested in football will be held at the New Commercial Hotel, on Thursday evening to organize a football team for this season. a Miss Edith McEwen, of Kitchener, is visiting over the holidays with her brother and sister, Mr. John Mc- Ewen and Miss Lily McEwen of the London Road. A severe sleet storm passed over this district on Wednesday last, doing considerable damage to the electric and telephone lines. The hydro was off all day Wednesday but came on again in the evening. The regular meeting of the Young People's League of the United church was held on Monday evening. The meeting was in charge and was pre- sided over by Miss. Flora • Higgins. ra read The. scripture lesson wee by Miss Grace Forest. Mr. Skinner very 'ably gave the topic on "Conse- cration." A solo by Mr. W. 0. Goodwin; violin solo by Marjorie Pearce;, instrumental duet by , Mrs. Hoggarth. and Miss, Jean Campbell; instrumental by Miss Gladys Tinker and a solo by Master Harold Hig- gins were all greatly enjoyed. Mr. Angus Morrison and family left on. Friday morning for Luck - now were Mr. Morrison will work on a dairy farm. Since coming to Hensall Mr. Morrison has been en- gaged by Owen Geiger & Son, but. before coming hera-he was an ext nerienced dairyman in Scotland. A number of farmers in this dis- trict are allowing their cattle to -get in very poor condition, owing to scarcity of feed. One farmer west of here has allowed five to die from neglect and starvation. His case is being looked after by the author- ities. At a meeting of the Library Board on Saturday evening last Mrs. Jas. Patterson, who has acted as Librarian for a number of years handed in her resignation. The resignation was accepted, and the board decided to ask for tenders to fill the position. Tenders will be received by Mr. Wm. McKay up till Monday, April 12th, when they will be opened and a new Librarian ap- pointed. Our Spring show which was to have taken place on Tuesday, April 6th has been postponed till Tuesday April 13th on account of bad weath- er. Owing to the difficulty in gett- ing in touch with the judges, who were appointed to judge the -horses, 'they were not notified and arrived in town Tuesday to go ahead with the show. Dr. Baker, of Toronto, was here to judge the heavy horses, and Mr. H. J. Darrock, of Listowel, to judge the light horses. Large congregations enjoyed the Easter services in the local <church- es on Sunday, when special sermons and .'special music were given. At 'the'thiited church which was crowd- ed 'rat 'both' services the choir gave, special Easter, music. I;n the morn- ing 'a number of selections were given by the choir, also a duet by Mrs. Sinclair and Mrs. Hedden and a male quartette by Mr. Lindenfieid Mr. Cook, Mr. Follick and Mr. Pass- more; while in the evening a duet was given by Mr. Goodwin and Mr. Sam. Rennie, and a quartette) by Mrs. Sinclair, Mrs. Drysdale, Miss Viola Higgins and Miss Nellie Boyle. The pastor, ' Rev. Arthur Sinclair, preached at both services.' A congregational meeting was held in the Chiselhurst United church Wednesday evening when the work for the year was reviewed. The congregation is in a very flour- ishing condition. Tlie young people of: the congregation undertook to paint and decorate the interior of the church and they succeeded in raising the tatal cost, amounting to $240. The Ladies' Aid installed a new gasoline lighting system in, the church and provided a new carpet for the platform andalso a new .Bible forthe pulpit. ; ., :A.11 the ., de- partments bf the"' church p. esented good reports, Lunch, was served at. theclose of the meeting. Miss' Grace McLean left Tuesday evening to visit her brother in De- troit. ' Miss' J. Johnson, Principal of 'the continuation''school' ie 'spending the holidays at her home in Clifford. Mr.• Hugh; McDonald; who 'has been working for 'a short tints in Mitchell, returned home laat week. Miss Gertrude, Hoggarth, of Tor- onto spent the holiday here with her parents, Mr. and,• Mrs. Yas. Hog- garth. Mr. Jas. Drummond and lady friend of Toronto, spent Easter the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Drum- mond. The dance on Monday evening was well attended. The Royalite orehe'stra, of London, provided the music. Mrs, Reid • and daughter, Miss Minnie Reid attended the McBeath- McBride wedding in Stanley last week. On Saturday evening the Zurich motor stage was unable to get through the now and was left on the Toad. Mrs. Jas. Patterson, who has been waiting on her sister, Mrs. Brenkolt in Kitchener, returned home Thurs- day evening. Miss Jessie Bell, of Windsor, slientathe holiday with her parents, Mf`" d Vi'a'' Seines. Alp4,len, of the London Road. • _, (•. Mxs.''Tohneon,'•et Goderich, spent the holiday visiting hey' brother and sister, Mr. Chas. -Moore, ' and,. Miss Annie Moore. Good friday .rind Easter Sundajc passed quietly here. Owing to the bad weather most people spent' the day at home., er, aged, seveut•y Years. Mr. T"i'oYer had.been going • around in his • usual health and was cutting some wood on Good"Friday morning but after dinner complained of not feeling well and laid down and shortly afterward, paasod away. Mr. Troy- er was a life-long resident of this vicinity, hayingfarmed a good many years on the seventh concession of Hay. Some years ago he, sold his farm and he and Mrs, Troyer re- tired to Hillsgreen. Besides his, sorrowing wife he leaves to mourn his loss, one daughter, Mrs, James Jarrott, of Bridden. Tho 'funeral, which was largely attended, took place from his late home at Hills - green. on Tuesday ,afternoon, inter- ment at Hensall Union cemetery.. Mrs; George ;Hudson of town, is a niece of the deceased. DEAC1I, O:I+r ED1YXOND TROYMIt .•.t c` There passed awfay t'sudcenly' at, his home at Hillsgreen, on Good Friday afternoon, Mr. Edmond Troy - DEATH OF JOHN TAYLOR There died at the residence of Mr. Otva1 Taylor, Par Line, Hay;,on Good Friday morning, John Taylor aged 71 yearsiA Mr. Taylor retired to 'rest as usual ou Thursday even- ing and was found dead in bed on. Friday morning. Mr. Taylor was well known ,in this vicinity, having land on the 'third concession of Hay and has lived for some time with Dr. Moir.. He leaves to mourn his loss, three nieces and one nephew, Mrs. Rex. Dick, of Usborne; Mrs. Harvey and Miss Jennie Taylor, of London, and 'Mt. Orval Taylor, of. Hay. The. funeral took ploce on Monday afternoon from the resi- dence of Mr, Orval Taylor, • inter- ment in Hensall • Union cemetery. COUNCIL MEETING The regular monthly meeting of the, Council was held on Tuesday evening. All the members were present with the reeve in the chair. The minutes of the last meeting were read I and adopted on motion of Higgins and McArthur: Mr. Geo. Hudson caretaker of the Hall, com- plained about the amount of wax being put on the floor during dances. was instructed by the council to in- form those who wished to have wax put on the floor they were to pur- chase it themselves, and that he was to put on the amount he saw fit. It was decided to rent the three acres of park ground to Mr. Richard Welsh for pasturage at the same price as last year, $34:50, on motion of Cain - bell and Priest: A number of :ac- counts were presented and ordered paid. Reeve Geiger "and Councillor McArthur were appointed a commit- tee to see about getting the snow and water off the main street. Rev. Mr. Naylor handed in his resignation as member of the Library Board. It was moved by Robt. Higgins, sec- onded by Jas. Priest that the resig- nation' be notaccepted, as the coun- cil 'wished him' to still continue on the board. As there was no other business the council adjourned to meet ' again the first Tuesday in iVray. Dashwood Dr.' H. H.cawen, L. D. S: D. D.."S. DENTAL SURGEON 65, Etliylcla, Held absent. jr. Ruth Tiernan 85, Amelia Willert $1. Harry Miller '79, Kathleen Meruer. 73, Howard Shenk 72, Earl 'linxmer. 70, Stuart Wolfe 79, Ralph Gezittner 66, Melvin Stade 66, ' Gerald Mason 50, Oliver 'Staubus •30,, Irene Gent-, tner $0, Sr. II.-Aruetta Evel,and 86, Rosie Willert $3, Laura Witmer 81, Lorna Kraft 80, Hubert. Reste-, meyer' 72, Sheldon Wein '72, Gladys Maier, 68, •Thelma Fischer 67, Ed-< Loretta Witmer 6Q, Leon"ard Reste- meyer 54, Melvin Mason 41, Melvin Sohlundt 40. Number ou roll 34, average attendance 31. Letta R. Guenther, Teacher Room 1 Jr, II -Milton 'Willem. 85, Mary 1V> eyer 78, Phyllis Reid 77, Elia Eve - land 77, Howard Klump 70, Ila Mason 70, Lorne Genttner 69, Evan- geline Held 68, Albert Goetz 63,' Harold Kraft 57, Margareti Reste- ineyer 55, Morvyn Willert 54 Harry Rinker 50, Regina Miller 47. Sr, I --Carl Maier 80, Reta Fassold 76, John Meyer 74, Eileen Beaver 53, Leonard Shenck 53, Maida.Wein 50. Jr. I. -Alice Beaver 71, Edna Maier - 64, Douglas Shenck 63, Mabel Bender 58, Verd.a Rinker 47. Num- ber on roll 25, average attendance 23, Grace Kellerman, Teacher Elimville Mr. Walter Johns of Goderich, spent the holidays at his home here. Miss Lena Pym, who has been in, Hensall for some months is visiting at her home. The Good Friday service was.: poorly attended owing to much sick'` ness in the congregation. Rev. A. E. Johns took, charge of the Easter Sunday morning service on account of the illness of Rev. H. E. Livingstone. He spoke of sev- eral young Chinese boys wholn he has taught in Chengtu. Among the who e lar e g number b w have been ill with la grippe in the neighborhood are: Mrs. _Chas. Johns, Mrs. Ed. Johns, Mr. Silas Johns, Mrs. Wes. Johns, Harry Murch, Mrs. Murch, Rev. and Mrs. Livingstone, Mrs. Everett Skinner and Gladys, Mr. and Mrs. Well. Skinner and Mrs. H. Ford. Mr. C. Stephen, Sr., of Stephen, visited his son, Mr. W. Stephen last Sunday.' Mrs. Geo. Wright has been very ill with tot ilitis, but is recovering. Mrs. John. Francis, of London, has been visiting her sons, Rev. A. E. Johns and Mr. Wesley Johns. Mr. W. H. Penwarden is quite i11 at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Will. Stephen. Mr. Mervyn Wilson and lady friend, of London; spent the week- end with Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Wil- son. Mr. E. G. Kraft attended the motor show at London on Wednes- day. Mr. Raymond Calfas has returned after spending several, weeks in Stratford and Thedford. Miss T. 'Zimmer, of Detroit, is visiting at her 'home here. Miss Grace Kellerman is spend- ing her holidays in Toronto. • Miss Dora Murr, of Sebringville is visiting with Rev. 1Vfr. Bruer. Mrs. E. R. Guenther made a busi- ness trip to London on Thursday. Miss Ferrol Hartleib, of London, spent Easter at her home here. Mise Letta Guenther, is spending her holidays in Windsor Mrs. D. Meerburg ane' family of Pt. Frank, are visiting with Mr. Jonas Hartleib. Messrs. Arnold and Milforck Mer- ner, of Detroit, spent Easter with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Merner. Mr. C. Buehlow, of Chicago, is renewing acquaintances in this vic- inity. Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Moffat and family are visiting near` Clinton. Messrs. P. Kleinstiver, L. Eveland and E. Hamacher, of Detroit are visiting at their homes here. Rev. E. Bruer ,,spent Tuesday of last week in London. Miss Alice Willert, of London, spent Easter at her home here. Mr. Art. Haugh is wearing a broad smile these days at thelarriyel of a young son. 'Mrs. R. Pett, of "Wilto4i Grove, and Miss Roselli Kdeli', of London, ,spent Easter 'with''Mr. and Mrs. ,George Koch. GOWER -CARRELL,' .A quiet wedding took place at the Wellington Street United Church Parsonage, London, on Saturday ev- ening, April 3, when Miss Isobel Carroll was united' in marriage to Mr. Robert Gower, of Dashwood, Ont, The ceremony was performed by the Rev. J. W. Hibbert, pastor of the church. DASHWOOD PUBLIC SCHOOL Room 3 Sr. V. -Harold Kellerman 69, Marguerite Held 67, Harry Hoff- man 58. Jr. V. -Florence Guenth- er 69, Catherine McEachen 62. Sr. IV. -Helen Nadiger 88, Ruth Klein- stiver 87, Ivan Lippert 75, Earl Witmer 72, Nelda Fassold 68, Hide Kraft 66, Ruth Meyer 64, Pearl Bender 54. Jr. IV. -Sadie Held 78, Zeta Nadiger 76, Reta Hayter 65, Margaret Willert 64, Selina. Gentner 63, Edna Fischer 61, Wal- lace Wein 61, Onieda Restameyei 59, Ervin Guenther 53. Number on roll 22, average attendance for the terns 20.9 e P. IL Moffat, Principal Room 2 Sr. III. -F ior enc© Baker 84, Maurice IClumpp'76, Gertie Hoffman 16, Sophia 'Stare. 74, Pearl Schade 73 Melvin Resteineyer 72, Victor Kraft 61, Verna Krait 61, Addison Mason Grand Bend Among those spending the holi- days in the village were the follow- ing: Mr. and Mrs. Dumart and Miss Bruder, of Kitchener; Mr. Joe Bren- ner, of Loudon, with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Brenner; Miss Isabelle Webb, of Toronto and Ber- nice Webb, of London at Mr. Steph- en Webb's;Warren Patterson and K. Taylor, of Sarnia, at their respective homes and Marjorie Jennison, of London, at J. J. Taylor's. Miss OliVe Dearing has opened a Millinery Shop across from the Bren- ner House. The Pie Social held by the Young Peoples' Society last week was quite successful despite the bad weather. Mrs. Earle Finan, of Ailsa Craig, is spending a few days with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe. DesJardine.. Miss Coursey, teacher of the sen- ior room here, is spending the holi- days at her home in Lucan. WHALEN Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Millson and family, of Lucan, spent Friday with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Millson. Miss Florence Pullen, of Alma College, St. Thomas, is spending the Easter vacation at her home here. Mrs. John Stevenson, is spending a few days with her sister, Mrs. F. Foster. Miss Beth Whaley, has gone to her home in St. Marys for the East- er vacation. Miss Grace Duffield, who has been in Detroit for several weeks, is vis- iting at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Duffield. The family and sisters of Mrs. J. Parkinson, were called to' het' home in Granton, on Sunday, she being dangerously ill. Mr. and Mrs.: Geo. Arksey, spent Sunday in St. Marys with. the form- er's :parents, Mr. and Mrs. 'Alvin Arksey. Mr. and Mrs. Wes. Shier, of Wood- ham, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jas: Swallow. The regular monthly meeting and the first one Per the beginning of the new year, will be held at the home of Mrs. Thos. Gunning, on Thursday afternoon of this week. Miss Rhea Foster, of near Gran- ton, Is visiting her cousin, Dorothy Stevenson, during the Easter holi- days. them a pleasant aurproie and fare.. well party before' their departure to their new' home at Mount' Carmel. A very enioyable evening was spent, during which, Mr. and Mrs. Regier were presented with a handsome chair and Miss Eileen with a purse. The following :address was then read by Miss Viola Hartman: Dear Mr, and Mrs, Regier. We, 'Your neighbors and friends have assembled here this evening to spend '.a few hours in your pre- sence as we feel it, our duty to give you a farewell reception, to show our respect to you who are about to leave Ids, You, who were always willing to give a helping hand to those in need, and ;those little acts of kindness are always in evidence. We have found yoµ to be true, kind and sympathetic, always spreading sunshine and good will among your neighbors and friends and ever ready to speak the kindly word, and we feel certain that our loss of neighbors will he 11/fount 'Carmel's gain. And so Mr. and Mrs: Regier, we wish you to„ accept this gift, and value it highly, not for, its intrinsic money value, but for the spirit in which it was given, to show you how much we appreciate you and your activities among us, and this . also for you Eileen for a little remem berence of the Goshen where you spent your childhood' days. May God shower his `richest blessing on you and your new home so that you may continue as you' have,, in the ,past,, ,being ever faithful, dteadfast and kind. Signed on behalf of your neighbors and friends. KHIVA SCHOOL REPORT Report of S. S. No. 6, Stephen for the Easter Tests,,, Sr. IV -Thelma .'Neeb 78, Alma Ratz 75, Dorothy Ratz 74. Jr. IV. Bernice Neeb 69, Pius Dietrich 67, Gordon Ratz 57, Alex ,Dietrich 46, Edward Lippert 40, Robert Flynn absent. Sr. III -Earl Ratz 65, L. Lippert 37, Albert Flaherty, absent. Jr. III -Clement McCann 89, Moni- ca Dietrich. 55, Mildred Neeb 50, Roy Willert 40, Irene Flynn,' absent. Sr. II -Evelyn McCann 98, Jean Willert 82, Hildh Neeb 71, Helen' hinny 57, Ervin Ratz 30, Dorothy Kinny and Emma Vincent, 'absent Pt. II -G. Ratz 80, Elton Lippert 78, Audrey Yearley 77, Mane Lippert '72, G. Kinny 69. Sr. I -Laura Regier 98, Reta Ratz 63, Sidney Neeb 43, Pearl Kinny 35, Abigail Flynn;absent. Jr. I -Eddie Yearley, Jean Kinny, Evel- yn Clark. Florence Turnbull, teacher School Reports XiIS](1t P• Boa, E. Dunai.; 3r> ..,.........<. ., u , i h . Millet', ' I. ."°A. rang, I,,ri Rey» golds, °;. Hor'tou, 0, Dunn, I . Squire Boa. Perfect alta. ntlanc^e for March ---JA., Horten,, ; V. Hyde, R. Oke, M. Squire, K. Strang, Es, :Horton, II, Podmore, E. ' PAnu, p', Welsh, D. W"olsh, H. Squire, C. Dunn, L. ilea, .. molds. * M. Oro4'U r, Teacher, Is, S. -S. NO. 1STEPHEN The. following is` the report' of the Easter Exahinations , for. Fairfield School, S. S. No 1, Stephen. Those 1 marked with an asterak missed one or more examinations. . ' Jr: IV.- Ruby • lOdden 71*, Ma- bel Hay 66. St. AI -Gilbert Mc- GQwan 70, Henry `White 60*. Jr. III -Pauline Hodgins.75*. ,_.Sr. II - Jean McGowan 79, Effie McGowan 60. Jr. Ir-Geral%•riv-Heild'en' 73-*, Billy Elliott 61, Aaron Hodgins 58*, Gerald Hedden 55*, Harry Flynn*. Sr. I -Jack McGowan 72. Sr. Pr. - Harry Hodgins 83,, Mildred Elliott 82, Harry Coleby 'r66a. 'Jr; Pr. -R. Hodgins 76, Ilene Walker 71. No. on roll 18. Average attend- ance 14.6. Mildred 'Rowe, teacher S. 8. NO • 3, : STEPHEN . The following is the` report of S. S. No. 3, Stephen. Results of tern test examinations. Asterisk indicates tests missed. Sr. IV.. -Margaret Penhale 80, Earl Christie 77, Ella Dearing 64. Jr. IV. -Bernice Sanders 68, Greta Dearing 61, Leland Jory 57*. Jr. III. -Gladys Penhale '77, Murray Scott 60*. Willie. Stanlake 57**. Jr. II. -Ray Jory-76, Douglas Trieb- ner 60. let Class-Percy,,.Willis 70. Sr. Pr. -Ruby `Jory, Grace Penhale. Number on roll 14, average attend- ance 13.4. G. B. Francis, Teacher Khiva Mr. and Mrs. D, Lippert spent Sunday with the latter's mother, Mrs/L. Sweitzer, at Exeter. Miss Alio Neeb of Hensall and• Miss Erna of St. Marys are spending the holidays With their parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Neeb. Miss Florence Turnbull is spend- ing the holidays with her parents at Grand Bend. Mr, and Mrs. E. Lamport of Cretl-,. iton, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Witzel. About forty neighbors and friends met at the home Of`Mr, and l'trs, J. Regier on the Goshen Line on Mon- day evening, March 290, and gaveVek t'. 8. S. NO. 1, USBORNE The following Is the report of S. S. No. 1, Usborne, for the Easter examinations. Pupils are arranged in order of merit,' :Those marked with an asteriskfilrst'in spelling for January, February and March. Sr. IV._*K. Strang;'•,R. Oke, P. Moir, V. Hyde, J. Horton; M. Squire. Jr. IV. -J. Miller, *B, Horton, A. Ether- ington; L. Miller, G. Block. Sr. II. -R. Etherington, *M._Oke, D. Stew- art, H. Cudmore, R. Oke, F. Welsh, S. S. NO; 2,41S1i ?RN.I+1 Report for S. 5, No, 2, Usborne, for the month of 11/larch: * Absent for two or more examinations. Sr, IV. -,*Kathleen Wiseman 79,8, T. Allen 70.7, Ivan Stewart 70.6, Alvin Cottle 61.3. Jr, IY. Lydia Stewart ,66.2, Marguerite Rohde 64.2, , Sr. II1.---•Harold Johns 82.2, *Bernice, Goilings 72, Jr. III --Howard Johns 78, Arthur Rohde 73,4, Thomas Rowbottoin 63,8; below pass Isabel Chidley, Pearl.McNicol, Ruby Peal - hale. Sr. IL -Total marks "6:50, Paul Johns 460, Willie Stewart 395.' Jr, II. -Jean Chidley 464, Bert Bor- land 435, Jessie Monteith 398; he - low pass, George Rowbottoin, Jean Duncan. tat Class -Marjorie Stew- art 512, Mary Johns 508, Loreen Borland 497; below pass, Lorraine Rowbottom, Clifford Allen, . Noreen McNicol. Pr. -In order of merit, Wilhelmine Ferguson, Russel Pass- more, Elsie MoNicoi, Evelyn I3un- kin, Billy Coward, Anna Rohde. Annie Barter, Teacher S. S. NO. 5, : JBJ3ERT The following is the report of S. S. No. 5, Hibbert for the Easter Ex- aminations: Sr. IV. -Mary Mac- Dougald, Leslie Flood, John Morgan • Alex. Gardiner, Frank Hamilton. Jr. IV. -John Lammond,Lloyd Hackney, Emily Harrison, Norman Harburn, Earl Dow, Leslie Hackney absent. Jr. III. -Lorne McGill, Jas. Scott, Roger Christie, Margaret Hamilton, Gordon Scott, Rod Ham- ilton absent. Sr. II. -Velma Mc - Nicol, Alex. Hackney, Mary Dow, Alvin McNicol, Eldie McNicol. Jr. II. -Murray Christie, Laurie C}liqu- houn, Sarah 'Harburn, Colin Mac- Dougald, Ross MacPherson, Alvin Scott. 1st Book -Blanche Harrison Bob Gardiner, Jean Colquhoun, Mary Hamilton absent. Pr.-Jenette Scott Mary Hamilton, Bill Harburn, Rhena McNicol, Elmer Dow, Carman Mac- Pherson. Number on roll 38, aver- age attendance 35. Best spellers for the month, John Morgan, Roger Christie, Lorne McGill, Mary Mac- Dougaid. Carrie E. Anderson, Teacher S. S. NO. 4, 'OSBORNE The following is the report of S. S. No. 4, Usborne for the month of March: Sr. IV. -Lily Hunter, Mary Hunter. Jr. IV. -Jean Coates, Ila Hunter. Sr. III. -Archie Thomson, Roy Hunter. Jr. III. -Bessie Coates Florence Mitchell, Norman Hunter. Sr. II_ Arnold Ford, Elgin Luxton* Allan Westcott*. Jr. IL -Clifton Hunter, Beatrice Essery*, Hubert Quinton*, Willie Quinton*. I.- Irene Sweet, Beulah Skinner, Do otti"y-K-ersiaxe. iii: A•udVey` tow-. cliffe, Allen Buswell. Number on roll 21, average attendance 17.69. L. M. Davis, Teacher S. S. NO. 10, HAY 'Report of Easter test examina- tions. Pupils were examined in all subjects. Sr. IV. -Honors, Lorne Chapman 82. Sr. III. -Honors, H. McEwen 86, Margaret Dick 77; pass Ted Nunn, Grace Dick equal 68. Jr. III. -Pass, Mary Hiuser 65, Garnet Mousseau 63. Sr. II. -Honors, Jim McEwen 90, Alvin • Bell 88, Helen Munn 83; pass, Harold Elder 72, D. Corbett53, Jr. II. -Pass, IreneMous- seau 70, Jessie Dick 60. Jr. I.-- Annie Coleman, Annie Hiuser, Mary Coleman. Sr. Pr. -Jack. Munn, E. Corbett, Edward Corbett. Number on roll 20, average attendance 18. M. G. Johns, Teacher S. S. NO. 1, TUCKERSMITH The following is the report of the Easter examinations at S. S. No. 1, Tuckersmith: Sr. IV. -Ella Pep- per 523. 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