The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1926-6-10, Page 9SUPPLEM:E T
THE EXETER TIMES -ADVOCATE
School Reports
EXETER ER PUBLIO SCHOOL
ROOM VI
Sr. I' --Honors Mary Wells 76,
Helen Penhale 76,, Geraldine Burke
76, Willie Ellerington 75; pass, Rus-
sell Collingwood 74, Willie Baikwili
73,. Gladys Hunkin 73, Violet Gam -
brill 72, Clarence Boyle 70; Willie
Leg 68, Russell Snell. 65, Clifford
Lamport 57, Lillian Payne On
Mable Snell ab. Jr. IV. -Honors,
Joe. Creech, 84, Marvin Rice 80, Ray
Pryde 78, Olive Lawson 78, Madel-
ine Stewart 77,- Merna Sims 75,
Rosie Jennings 75; pass, Ruth Balk-
will • 74, Joe Jackson 74, Wallace
Seldon 72, Grace Christie 72,
Margaret Martin 72, Gerad Skinner
70, Dorothy Cox 70, •Gladys Hutch-
inson 69, Justin Kuhn 69, Melville
Simmons 69, Richard Trumper 69,
Jean Sheere 66, Gratton_Cochrane
65, Oswald Hanibiyn 62, Ilena
Kestle 62, George Andrew 60, No,
on roll 36, average attendance 35.2.
G. S. Howard, Principal
ROOM V.
Jr. IV. -Honors, Harry Cole 87,
Thelma Lewis 85, Ruby Stone 84,
Helen Stanbury 78, Jean Penhale
76; pass, Cecil Laing 71, Dorothy
Davis 71, Connie Jennings 69, Ruth
Collingwood 69, Marg. Ellerington
68, Allan Fraser 66, Muriel Kay 66
Lorna Waiper 66, Helen Heywood
63, Billie Burke 62, Teddy Wethey
62, Florence Cornish 61, Lloyd
Freckieton 61; below pass, Utah
Clark 5.8 missed 2 tests; Marion
Davis 56, missed 2 tests; Marg.
Cann 56, missed 1 test; M,. Blooia-
field 55, missed 1 test; '::3i11ie Nelson
52, missed 2 tests,;.. -i ugh Walper 48
Hissed 2 test Tom Ellerington 84,
missed 5 ,.t'ests. Sr. III. -Honors,
F drence itewart 87, Edith Clysdale
S6, Ruti Fraser 85, Thelma Baker
S'4, Adeline Stone 84, Marjorie
Complin 83, . Kenneth Hockey " 79,
Billie Chambers 79, Lucy Pomfret
78; pass, : Helen Salter 74, Howard
Kerslake 74; below pass, Edith
hestIe 55. Number on roll 37, aver-
age- attendance 35.2
M. Horton, Teacher
ROOM IV
Class C. -Honors, Rowe! Dinney
76 (1), Jean Pilon 75 (1); pass,
Ray Creech 74, Lois McDonald 74
Helen Walper 73; Chester Cornish
72, Vera 'Kestle 70, Viola Hodgson
69,- Eileen Sneil 68„ N. McInnis 68
(1), Dorene Caia'Weil 67, Jack Stan -
bury 63, Eric Main 63 (2), Allen
Quance 5 8, Dorothy Walper 57 (31,..
Dorothy Luker 57 (3), Jean RoAst'
46 (6). Class B,r=-Honors, Helen
Trumper 82, Eddie Ward 77 (1.,
Mavis. Spencer .75; pass, Reba Sim-
mons 70, Mervin Sims 70 (1), Mar-
garet Taman 69 (3), Dorothy Sims
68, Mack Ratcliffe 68,. Ray:Hutchin-
son 67, Jim Sanders 62 (1), Abner
Hunkin 56, Madeline Brintnell 54,
Eldon Kading 54, Dorothy'' Main
47 (1), Irene Mooney 33 (8). Class
A. -Honors, May Sims 76; pass, Or-
val Lawson 66, Clifford Heywood. 65.
Freddie Ellerington 63, Edith" Cann
55 (3), Myrtle Lee 51 (2), James
)3rintnell 47, Allen Nelson 47., Num-
bers in brackets indicate number of
testa missed. ,Number on roll 40,-
average attendance 38.3.
J. S. Murray, Teacher
ROOM III
Sr.. II -Honors, Ivy Bacon 87,
Hazel Clark 87, Hazel Lockwood 81,
Stanley Ward 81, May Quance 19,
Charlie Complin 77, Jack Pryde 75;
pass, Billie Walter 73, Eileen Cor
nish 65, Harold Beavers 60. Inter-
mediate -Honors, Harold Ross 90,
Sean Stanbury 85, Elizabeth Foote
$5, Jeannette •Taman 83, Gordon Ap-
pleton. 83, Phyllis Bierling 76; pass,
Norval Jones 74, Doreen Campbell
6'8, Harry Penhale. 67, Vivian Elliott
65, Charlie Cox 65, Verdun Wells
64, Vyrne Smith 63. Jr. 11 -Hon -
ars, Bernice Delbridge 85, Winul-
Fred Walper 79, Mary Van Camp 76,
pass, Jessie Jennings 72, Gladys
Stone 71, Betty Complin 68, Georg-
ina Anderson 61, Of the intermedi-
ate class Gordon May and Warren
Sanders missed nearly all 'the tests
MI account of illness. • Number on
roll 3.6, average attendance 32,05.
H. M. Kinsman, Teacher
ROOM 11
Jr. II -Honors, David Gibson 85,
Lorne -Howey 83, Marjorie Kernick
79, Mildred Quance 77, Marjorie
Foote 77, Gordon Hewlett 75, Ger-
ald Bagshaw 75; pass, Harry Kestle
64, Howard Le -verity 60, Thomas
Campbell 37; absent for tests, Annie..
Cox, Almira Brintnell, Orville Red-
den. Sr. 1 A Honors, Fred Sim-
mons $2, Cliarlie Snell 78, Raymond
Smith 76, Ivan Webber 75; pass, El-
don Caldwell 74, Jack Kernick 72,
Billie Penhale 70, Sr. 1 )3 -Honors
Eileen Sims 91, Marion Waiper 88,
Ola Reed 87, Florence McDonald 86,.
Violet Luker 78, Donald Goodspeed
76; pass, Cecil Smith 65, absent
Florence Snell, Promoted. to Sr. I
-.Honors, Bordon Sanders 97, Bobby
- inney 96, Billy Wilson 93, Roberta
Hunkin 86, Jack Jennings 83, Irene
Van Camp 82, Orville Webber 80;
pass, Lloyd Stanlake 72,_ Gertrude
Complin 70, Lloyd Guenther 64,
Walter Davis 60. Number on roll
40, average attendance 35.6.
N. Medd, Teacher
r nvA SCHOOL . REPORT
The following_ is the report of S.
S. No. 6, Stephen for the Months of
April and May, . Names are in order
of merit for daily work and examin-
ations throughout the months.. Sr.
IV. -Alma Ratz,Thelma Neeb, Dor-
othy Ratz. Jr. 1V. -Gordon Ratz,
Bernice Neeb, Pius, Dietrich, Robert
Flynn, Alex. Dietrich, Edward Lip-
per' , Sr. III -Earl Ratz, Lloyd Lip-
pert. Jr, III -Clement McCann, Roy'
W,illert, Mildred Neeb, Monica Diet-
ricl , . Irene Flynn. Sr. II. -Evelyn
McCann, Jean. Willert, Hilda Neeb,
He n Kinny, Ervin Ratz, Dorothy
$ ny, Emma Vincent. . Jr. II.-
Gladys Ratz, Gladys Kinny, Audrey
Yearley, Mans Lippert, Elton Lip-
pert. Pt. II.-Reta Ratz, Laura
Regier, Sydney .Neeb, Abegail Flynn
Pearl Kinny. :Sr. L --Eddie Year-
ley, Jean Kinny. Jr. I. -Evelyn
Clark, Lucille -Dietrich, Marie Regier
Marie Zeler, Harvey Neeb, James
Clark, Maurice Schroeder. Num-
ber on roll 42, average attendance
Florence Turnbull, Teacher
S. S. NO. 3, USBORNE
The following is the report of S.
S. No. 3, Usborne for May. The
names are in order of merit: Sr. IV
-George Gilfillan. Jr. IV. -Mary
Gardiner, Roy Balantyne, E. Clarks,
Gerald Neil, Colin Gilfillan. Sr. III.
-Florence ;:Brock, Laverne Stone,
Violet Stone. Jr. III -Bert Gard-
iner, Wesley Ballantyne, Elsie Hey-
wood, Doris Simpson.. Sr. II. -E.
Routly, Jean Ballantyne,- Wesley
Neil. Sr. I. -Melvin Gardiner. Sr.
Pr. -Jessie Heywood, Beth Bailan-
tyne, Ross Francis, Clifford Scott.
Jr. Pr. Willie Ballantyne, Ray
Clarke, Verna Brock, Dorothy Mc-
Curdy.
E. Tinning, Teacher
Musical Contest and Festival,
June 30th. See advt. front page ..
ELIMV'ILLE
Mr. John Skinner, of Hensall for-
merly of Winchelsea is quite ill at
time of writing.
Our school teachers, Miss Lila Me-
'Cullough and Miss Mary McKellar,
are hired on for another term.
Miss Mary Clark sang a pleasing
solo to a large congregation in
Wesley United church, London, on
Sunday evening.
TI CURSDAY, SNE 1Otli{, 1926.
Softball
Huron Presbytery United church•.
Young People's League: The Lit-
erary
iterary and Recreational committee of
Huron Presbytery Young People's
Society divided the Presbytery into
four sections, North, East,`Sott and
Society
Local committee sub -divid-
ed these into groups and arranged
the schedules. South Huron sched-
ules follows:
Boy's Games, North Group
JUNE
18-Hensall at Kippen._
21-Kippen at Main St., Exeter.
.22 -Thames Road at Hensall,
24 -Main St. at Thanes Road.
25-Kippen at Hensall.
29 Thames Road at Kippen.
29-Hensa11 at Main St.
JULY
6 -Thames Road at Main St,.
8 -Main St at Hensall.
12-Hensall at Thames Road.
13 -Main St. at Eippen.
15-Kippen at Thames Road.
SOUTH GROUP
JUNE
14-Brinsley at Centalia.
17 -Crediton at Brinsley.
21 ---Centralia at Brinsley. ,.
22 -Crediton at James St., Exeter.
29 -James St. at Brinsley.
29 -Crediton at Centralia,
JULY '
2 --Centralia at Crediton..
7 -James St. at Centralia.
8-Brinsley at Crediton,
13 -Centralia at, James St.
15 -James St. at Crediton.
19-Brinsley at James St.
GIRLS GAMES
Ontario A. A. soft ball rules, ex-
cept as follows: the pitcher's plate
6ha:lI be 30' ft* from centre of home
plate and each side of the diamond
shall be 45 ft. long. 12 inch ball
to be used.
NORTH GROUP
JUNE
15--Kippen at Chiselhurst.
19-Chiselhurst at Hensall.
28-Kippen at Hensall.
JULY
5-Hensall at Chiselhurst.
8-Chiselhurst at Kippen.
14---Hensall at Kippen.
CENTRE GROUP
JUNE
18 -Thames Road at Elimville.
21-Elimyiile at Thames Road.
25 -Main. St. Exeter at Thames Rd.
JULY
2-Elimville at llfain St..
5 -Main St. at Elimville. '
20 -Thames Road at Main St.
SOUTH GROUP,,
JUNE
15 -James St. et Crediton.
15 -Centralia at Brinsley.
21 --Crediton at Jaxanes St.
22-Brinsley at Centralia.
24 -Crediton at Brinsley.
24 -Centralia at James St.
28-Brinsley at James St.
30 -Crediton, at Centralia. ,
JULY
9 -James St. at Centralia.
10•-Brinsley at Crediton.
,14 -Centralia ,at Crediton.
20 -James St. at Brinsley.
ZION
Mr. Henry Hern spent Sunday in
St. Thomas.
Mr. E. Hern and family spent
Sunday a Yarmouth Centre.
Mr. Geo Lingard had a successful
sale of his house and household ef•-
The June meeting of the W.M.S.
property was purchased by the Kirk
ton Telephone Co.. Mr. Lingard . is
visiting in the neighborhood.
The Messrs Coates, of London,
visited with Mr. Hy. Towi •'.Sun-
day.
Rev. F. E. Clysdale, of 1P" will
conduct Sunday School ahevversary
services .on Sunday.
1VIr. John Jaques is ill in Victoria
Hospital, London.
The Trustee Board have decided
to redecorate the church. '
HURON OLD BOYS' "'ANNUAL
PICNIC
Tile annual picnic of the Huron'
Old Boys' Association " of Toronto,
will be h Id in Area (1), Exhibition
Park, east of the Transporta-
tion bn-. ding, on Saturday, June
19th, at 2.30 p.m. A good program
of sports and games has been ar-
ranged for which valuable prizes
will be awarded. Softball games
between two ladies teams and be-
tween men's teams from North and
South Huron will . be a feature.
Every Huronite a resident in Toron-
to is invited to take part, and bring
a basket. Also bring your friends.
STEPHEN COUNCIL
The counoil of the Township of
Stephen convened in the Town Hall,
Crediton, on Wednesday the 26th
day of May, 1926, at 2 p.m. All
members .present. Minutes of pre-
vious meeting were read and adopt-
ed.
Pursuant to advertisement tend-
ers were opened far the purpose of
completing the Walker Drain and,
on motion of Mr.
yes, seconded
by Mr. Goetz, the oontract was
award to Edward` Lawson.
_Me inney-Tetreau: Thatlaw
No, 34 being a by-law to eo;ter in-
to a contract with Edward Lawson
for the completion of the Walker
Drain according 'to plans and speci-
fications prepared by . Geo., A. Ma-
Cubbin, O.L,S. and dated March 26,
1925 having been read three times,
be passed and signed by the Reeve
and Clerk. and the seal of the Cor-
poration attached thereto. Carried,
Gravel contracts to the amount of
$887. 75 were let,
The clerk was instructed to or-
der two sets of drag blades. Eroln
the Sarnia Bridge Co.,• Limited
The following orders were past,
sed: Provincial treasurer, license
for hall $3; Louis Rader sheep kil-
led by dogs $16; Herman Powe,
dragging $12; • Adelbert Webb,
gravel contract, blk. 11-0 Rd. $109
W. J. Lovie, rep. culvert, blk 11 C
Rd. $6; Adelbert Webb, rep. culvert
$2; Henry Schenk, grading $13.50;
William Bowman, grading $18.75;
Bowman & Schenk, grading . S.B,,
$166.65; Preston Dearing, dragging
E.S.R. $33.20; Henry Devine, rep.
bridge con 14, $5.
The meeting adjourned to meet
again in the town hall, Crediton,.` on
Monday, the 5th day of July, 1926,
at',jp.m.
j HENRY EILBER,. Clerk
A meeting of the trust es and
ratepa° s of ,the County Huron
will held June 19th trust
town hail: The -fol" wing subjects
to' be discussed: Nt school@ and
short courses for vocational train -
nig; . Commercial courses in High
Schools and Fourth classes in Pub-
lic Schools and the report of the
Resolutions, committee of the On-
tario Educational Association.
KHIVA
Mr. and Mrs. Stunts and son Fred
of Buffalo, returned home on Friday
having spent the past week with Mr.
and Mrs. Jacob Rats..
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Stade visited
the latter's mother, Mrs. S. Gotchalk
of Seaforth on Sunday..
Mr. Milton Gower, of Sunshine,
spent the week -end with Mr. Harry
Lippert.
Mrs. G. Fisher, of Preston, spent
the week -end with her mother, Mrs.
L. Deitrich, who has been quite ill,
but at present is improving nicely.
r` and Mrs. Dave Lippert spent
Mol in London.
Mr. `�u d Mrs. C. McPherson, of
Parkliill;nent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs Roy Ratz.
Me. and Mrs. Jacob Brenner spent
the week -end with friends in Strat-
ford.