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TIIURSDA C MORNL-NG, QCTOBi.R Znd,
EXETER PUBLIC SCHOOL
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The following ls the report 4C°�'
• September the results bei�n"' based on
s ect the course.
• test oa, all wly] � �t s
• With some the attendance has been
very poor, hence the ,'ow standing,
,Miissied tests. ' •
Sr. IV. --Irene Bierlin 74* Wjlnm
Kay 73, Roy Batten 72, Aida McDon-"
.� al:l 68, Kaitlrleen Reid 67, C 1ifl`oad
Hutchiinsoir 66, Jcnn e Passmore, 65*
Tom Kay 65, W, llwe, Sarnders 65° .:(sear
gena Nelson 64, Hilton Laing 64, ;Mad-
eLiiene Dearing 63, Stanley Walters 62,i
'Gr'ace Chambers 58* Alvin ,Passmore
• 54* Baden Powell 41*,
Jr. IV. -Geraldine Burke 77 Gladys
Hunkiin 76, Mary Wells 74, Wale El-
lerington /4,,Mable Snell 73, Hellen
,�• ',,- ',..,Pen.hale 71,' Willie' Baalcwi,l 69,•Russell
KK i S ue11 67, Willie Lee:i 65, elillord, Lam -
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=1 port 65, George .Andrews 65, Dorothy
Dinirney 65* Clarentie' Boyle 63, Char-
=, lie Ladder 62 Russell Calliargwood 61"
FE I Vio1e Gambritl61s
Harold Mc
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old: 59, Nelson Wells 56, Ray Sanders
r48, Jean'Walper 47* Lillian Payne 32*
=1 • Loretta Little 30*. •
No, on roll 38,''average 35.
G. S. Howard, Principal.
ROOM IV
Sr 3rd. -honors" Raymond Pryde
84, Madeline Stewart 84, 'Margaret
Martin 82, J. Creech 81, Jean Sheere
81, Gerald Skinner 81, Cecil Laing
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tie 76, Gladys Hutchinson 76. Pass
Ruth Balkwill 74, Joe Jackson 74, R.
Collingwood 69, Gladys Smith 68, G.
Cochrane 68, Ilena Kestle 67, Wal-
lace Seldon 67, Lois Statham 67, Jus-
tin Kuhn 66, Helen Stanbury 65, D.
Cox 64, Lloyd Freckleton 64, Mary
Cann 62, Muriel Kaye 62, Kenneth
E. Ward 61, Helen Vale 59, Rosie Jen:,
nings 59, Marguerite Bloomfield 58,
Hugh Walper 58, Clayton Batten 55,
Richard Trumper 54, Helen Heywood
48, Margaret Ellerington 47, Jack
= Hedden 45, Harry Cole 44, Bille Nei
son 43, Kenneth Vale, , i17.ellville
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BIRTHS
MILLER= In, Victoria Hospital,
London, on Sept. 26th, to Mr. and
Mrs. Wilfred -Miller, (nee Ethel
Day) a son.
MARRIAGES
O'REILLY-O'HARA At the church
of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel, on
,,,,September 16th, Miss Stella Mar-
garet O'Hara to. Mr. Louis O'Reilly
DEATHS
KEST'LE-In Brtantford, on . Sept-
ember 24th, Mary Jane Gerry,
beloved wife of Frederick Kestle
in her 72nd year.•
LUKER-In Exeter, on September
27th, Maria • E. Luker, beloved
wife of Roberto G. Luker, ,aged
65 years 10 months.
CARD OF THANKS
Simmons and Verne Brimacombel
absent. No. enrolled 38. Average
35.
Jean S. Murray
ROOM III
Jr. 3rd. -A. honors Ruby Stone
88,Utah Clark 86, Jean Penhale 84,.
Allan Fraser ;78, Burton Donnelly 77
Pass --:Thos. Ellerington 73, Con-
stance Jennings' '72, Wm. Chambers
70, Florence •Cornish 67, Edmund
Wethey 65,Stella Little 66, Mar
guerite Can.64,' Ie1en Salter 63,
Edith,, Kestle 60,. - F ,
•Jr. 3rd -B '`_Pass: Florence ''`Ste-
wart 74, RuthFraser72, Lucy Porn.:
fret 70; Hodgson' odgson' 68, Jean Ross
66, Kenneth Hockey 64, • Dorothy
Luker 60.
Sr. 2nd -honors A. Stone 80,
C. Cornish 78, L. Macdonald 78, J.
Stanbury 78, M. Simms 77, E..Clys
dale 77, Jean Pilon 72, Vera Kestle
70.• No enrolled 41. Average at-
tendance 38.
H. M. Kinsman, Teacher
ROOM II
Jr. - II. A. -Honors, Eileen Snell 79,
Margaret Taman 77; Helen Walper 76,
Teddy, Batten 75, Reba Simmons 75'
Pass, Stanley Ward 73, Billly Walter;
71. Mavis' Spencer 68; Jr. II. B. -Hon-
or's, Ray Hutchinson 84, Ray Creech
81,- Helen Trutnper ' 80, Pass, Myrtle
Lee 72, Irene Mooaey 68, Rowe D,in-
ney 61; Sr. I. A.-Ho¢nars, "Grace :Ba -
Icer 91,, May Sims 90, Eileen Cornish.
88, Edith --=83, Clifford Heywood
78, Fred Ellerington 75, Pass, Ray -
mom.' Freckleton 73, Jack Pryde. 72
Patsy lllartin 70, Hazel Clark 62. Pro-
moted to Sr. I. B. -Honors, Harold
Foss 94 ,Gordon, May 89, Warren San-
ders 86, Gordon Appleton 82, Charlie
Complin`75; Pass, Harry Denhale 62,
Vyrnne Smith 60, Jr. I, -Honors, Jean
Stanbury 92, Phyllis, B.nerl?ing S9, Nor-
val Jones' 87, Elizabeth Foote -8Z, Jean
ette -Taman 79, Verdtuni Wells. 76, .Ger-
trude Rawcliffe 75, Pass, Harry Bea-
mer 62, Vivian Elliott 61,• ,Kafhlieeav
Go vile: 60, Charlie, Cox 60.
No on roll 45, average 42.5.
Medd, teacher,
ROOM•1
Class V. -Honors, Vera Donnelly
80; Bernice Delbridge 77. Pass McLean, Lucan.
Gladys Stone 65; Jessie Jennings ' Running Broad Jump Sr. L.
60; Bettie Complin 60. (Statham, Exeter; Culbert, Lucan,
Class IV. -Honors, Mary Van Ed. Aldworth, Exeter.
Camp 80. Pass, Charlie Snell 65; 100 yard dash Jr. H. Hunter, Ex-
Raymond
xRaymond Smith 62•; Annie Cox 61; eters Armitage, Lucan, H. Hodgson
Ivan Webber 60. Exeter-
100'yard dash, Sr.-MacNamee, Lu
can; Statham, Exeter; ,• C. ' Hodgson,
Exeter,
Bicycle Race, open -V. Roulston, Ex-
eter; H Gower, Exeter; G. Frayne,
Exeter
Halt mire, open -Culbert, Lucan-
Statham. Exeter; Spencer,, Exeter, and(
-- Lucan; tie.
^Tug of War -Exeter won. 5.3 Iwo
W.
straight pulls, W. Woods, T. and S�.
Heywood, W. 1VIcGill,r T. Delehert, Ed
Class' I A. -Pass, Irene Van Alrlworth..
Girls' Events
Camp 72 David Kestle 70; "Gordon Soft Bali, 24-2, in. favor of Lucan,.
Sanders' 68; Gertrude> Cornpiin 67; Throwing baaebalr distance -L. Forel
Orville Webber 60: Sweater aRI acne -Ada Mitchell and ASI,
Class I` B. -=Pass, Joe Goly er 72; l Clark, Exeter; Lucan,, 2 and 3.
Florence McDonald 70, -Ronald Row- l Relay Race-Ltteary 1 and 2; Exetea
land 65 • Maidon, Walper 60.: -t A Mitchell,, D. Westcott, M. Ald-f
worth, iM.'Strang.
75 yard dash --Exeter 1., 2, 3, • A. ]lint=
cheli, M. Strang;, V. Caldwell.
Three-legged race--.Exet r i., A.
ach-hell, and M. Strang; Lilca,n 2 ea 3.
:fug of war-Lucan
Throwing basketball, basket, Exeter
1 aryl 2 ;jean Elder, I., ;Martiin,• Lucan 3
NuniS2r al pyounts-1, ceter 33;
Lucan 26.
Stenieary of Paints•=
Girls -Exeter 33, . Lucan, "26
oyswExeter 6ti , L tcan 34%
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'1`�atltl--Us�efer 1021-: Lucan b0,�,
Mr. Frederick Kestie and family
desire to thank the {navy friends for
their kindness during the time of
their recent bereavemlent',,in the, death
of Mrs, Kestle.
Blyth Methodist Church will hold
their Anniversary, Oct. 12th. Rev.
W. E. Donnelly, wiil'be the preacher.
liti TtIE PUBLIC EYE
Elf
REPAIRS;.,
We are now prepared to do all
kinds of repairs on broken frames,,
whereas before, we had to send'thsnn
to, London or elsewhere.
THIAVY SHELL FRAMES TO
YOUR OWN LENSES, WHILE'
YOU 'AWAIT, $3.00.
SPECTACLES, LARGE LENSES,
$J .00 and UP.
Dr. John Nirard
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STRUCK BY CAR
e H. S. a d Day .races Wer
run off- on the Main St near the
post office Monday and a large num,.
ber of boys and girls thronged the
thoroughfare. ,lust at the close of
the sports Master Ray 1�reckleton
was knocked down by an auto but
fortunately escaped with only some
bruises and a bad scare.
CONN ROAST
The Stephen and Usborne' Junior
Farmers entertained the young lad-
ies of the:Junior Institute to a corn
roast on Wednesday evening of last.
week. The roast was: held in Mrs.
.Cudmore's gravel pit;and over forty
were present:, The young` people'
gathered around two bonfires and
roasted corn, weners and marsh -
mellows. Games were played and a
jolly good time was spent by all.
DIED IN THE WEST
Word has been received in Exeter
of, the death of Mr. Wesley Lyne, of
Edmonton, aged 58 years. The de-
ceased was a resident in Exeter for.
a number of years having ,resided
with his uncle the late Thos. Sweet
and learned the mason trade with
Mr. Jas. Sweet. His death took
place October 18th, and the funeral;
was held on Sunday, October 21st..
His bereaved widow is a sister of
Messrs. Robt. and Thos. Dinney, of
town. One sister, Mrs. Geo. Winter-
bottom, resides' in London,
IL S. STUDENTS ENTERTAINED
On Tuesday evening the students
of the Exeter High School together'
with the staff ,were entertained by
the Young People's' League of the
James St. Methodist Church. There
was a large turn out and everyone
entered heartily into the spirit of the
occasion. A fine musical program
was given consisting of a duett by
Misses E. Jones and R. 'Rowcli:ffe,
reading by. Leonard Pfaff, `piano
duett by Miss L. Coates and Roy
Goulding, story by Rev. W. E. Don-
nelly, chorus by a number of girls,
sono by Roy Goulding and a musical
selection by Messrs Clarence and
Meiville Down. A sing song was
conducted by" Mr. Goulding and all
heartily joined in the choruses. Fol(
lowing the program several contests
were held and refreshments were
served. Mr: Wethey-_7nxoved""".a• vote,
of thanks to the league seconded by
Mr. G. S. Howard.
EXETER-TAXAN 11. S. FIELD
DAY
The Exeter-Lucan High .School
Field Day was held in Exeter'on
Monday, September 29th, and was
totally a success. The day opened
with a baseball match between the
boys of each school which Exeter
won by a score of 10-2. In the
afternoon the girls played soft ball
Lucan winning 124.4. Lyle Sta-
tham was the individual champion.
in the boys events and Ada Mitchell
in the girls. Both of 'Exeter. ' 'Fol-
lowing
Following is the result of the different
events:- .
Throwing ball for distance -L.
Tiernan, Exeter; McLean, Lucan;
L. Statham, Exeter
Running High Jump --Armitage,
Lucan; McLeanT Lucan; H. Hodg-
son, Lucan and K. Stanbury, Exeter
tie,
Running High Jump Sr. -L. Sta-
tham, Exeter; Ed. Aldworth, Exeter
H. Dignan, Exeter
Running Hop Step and Jump op-
en -L. , Statham, Exeter; E. Dig-
nan, Exeter; M. .Hey, Exeter
Relay Race, 1/2 mile -Exeter, H
Dignan, C. Hodgson, N. Woods, G.
Beaver; Exeter, Statham, 'M: Hey,
H. Hodgson; H. Hunter; Lucan,
McNamee, Culbert.
Running Broad. Jump, Jr. --Arm-
itage, ,Lucan; H. Hodgson, Exeter;
'RALLY i t. I
Aq � C S
Rally Day ,services were held in.
counection with several, of the Sun-
day Se pools intown:;o
y + c n Sunday.
In Main St. Church the rally ser-
vices was a splendid seccess. In
spite of the very inelement weather
there was a good turn out, The
printed program with "Our Neigh -
bore" as the theme was carried out.
Recitations were given by Edith CIy-
sdale, Ray Pride and Kathleen Reid.
A quartette was sung by Rev, F. E.
Clysdale, Geo. Beavers, Howard
Dignan and Robt. Gambrill. ' Miss.
E. Follick gave a very excellent
address on the recent World's Sun-
day School 'Convention held in Glas-
gow. The proceeds for the after-
noon amounted to $19,25
In dames St. Sunday Schoci spec-
ial rally .service was held in the aud-
itorium, and a large number were
present. The printed program was
followed largely.: A recitation was
given. by Master Roylance Westcott.
Short readings were givevn by Miss-
es Hazel Sanders, Margaret Johns,
and Ella Homey. A short appro-
pirate address was given by the pas-
tor Rev. W. E. Donnelly. The
primary sang a chorus and the or-
chestra provided special'mucic.
Four young men from the 'Main.
St church will conduct ;tha' to -52410e
on the Elimville circuit next Sunday.
They are B. Tuckey, E. Aldsworth,
L. Statham and H. Dignan.' The
pastor at Elimville, Rev. H. E. Liv-
ingstone, a former pastor in British
Columbia, is being called on to
deliver a` number of Temperance
addresses dealing with conditions
in the, western province.
Let Us Help Y.
�o See Better
IN ORDER TO DO SO WE HAVH
A TEST ROOM EQUIPPED WITII
THE MOST MODERN. OPTICAL
INSTRUMENTS AND THE KNOW-
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Registered Optometric
AUTO* TO ACCIDENT
An auto accident took place .on:
Main St, Monday, evening when' the
small service truck belonging to the
Ford garage was run into by a large
touring car. Mr. L. Schroeder was •
coming out onto the Main st. front
Ann Street -with the truck and at the
same time a touring car was driving
south at a -lively rate. The big car,
struck the ,truck broadside and
knocked the two hind wheels .over',
the curb onto the side of the road,
One of the wheels was completelf
smashed. There was little or' lid
damage done to the big car and nen
one was hurt.
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Feat t ring Katharine Calvert
who played opposite Rudolph Valentino in "Blood and Sand. The Mar
chioness of Queensberry and all star cast.
A life and death struggle• at midnight in the gondola of a burning
airship flying over the English Channel. Provides a really magnificent
thrill In "OUT TO•WIN."
USUAL COMEDY
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Class III. -Honors, Marjorie Ker -
nick 90; Mildred Quance 79. Pass
Harry Kestie 70; Billy Penhale 60.
Class II A. Honors, ' Marjorie
Foote 96; Lorne Howey 75., Pass,
Robena Hunkin- 70; Gordon Hew-
lett' 69;` Cecil. Smith 67;'' Lloyd
Genttner 65; Walter Davis 63;
Florence -Snell' '60
Class II B =Pass;` Fred Simmons
' 71; Eileen Sims' 70 Ola Reid 60
Number , enrolled, 40. Average.
Attendance,38.
O. M. Taylor.
Mr. Archie Morgan underwent
another slight operation, in Victoria
Hospital in London, on Friday of',
last week and is doing nicely. Mr.
Morgan,has not been well for some
time ,and 'it is hoped that this may
prove the` turning point and that
he will, regain his usual good health.
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