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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1937-08-12, Page 4PAGE 4 THE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD THURS., AUG. 12, 1937.. Clinton Community Cainpaign With $1,2100 00 - in Prizes ow in 11 Swing YOUR. PURCHASE- AT THE STORE WILL HELP YOUR FAVOURITE CONTESTANTS. EXT US VOTES tureday ;ewe k. T1wrs.9 raP rE�© WATCH FOR SPECIALS. Store Open Thursday Evenings. A. T. COOP3MR. PHONES: 36w Main Floor, 36j Second Floor J ✓€kion a.•ueo.1•1.0 t oeomneo�u.1o.6.,,eo o.•••unoMMo••11.1 oou4..,.=.„41.1.,.t. Bis a�-Rex IS STILL THE OUTS'L'ANDING TREATMENT FOR ACID OR GAS ON THE STOMACH. IT HASN'T FAILED YET. Two Sizes 75c and $1.50 HAVE YOU TRIED MARATHON LINIMENT YET. Its Fine for Athlete's foot, sore, aching , s z , burning and calloused feet, it draws ,out pain like magic. IT'S 50c PER BOTTLE. W. S. R HOLMES PRM. B. CLINTON, ONT. 27c.c uaa :tarn PHONE 61 Results of Lower School Examinations In Huron East The name of the candidata is fol- lowed by the subjects in which pass standing was secured. The following abbreviations are used: — English Grammar, (Eng. Grana.); British His- tory, (Br. Hist.); Geography, (Geo.); Physiography, (Phys.); Arithmetic, ; (Arith.); Art; Botany, (Bot.); Zool- ogy, (Zool.);, Agriculture I, (Agri, ;I.); Agriculture II, (Agri. II), BLYTH Robert Henry Armstrong, Br. Hist., Geo., Arith., Bot. Hazel May Bentley, Eng. Gram., Arith., Zocl. Roy Nelson Bentley, Eng. Gram., Phys., Arith., Bot., Zool. Isabel Anne E Brigham, Eng. Gram., Arith., Art. William Harry Bryant, Geo. • Norma Jeannette Deer, Arith,, Zool. Edwin Franklin Lee, Eng. Gram„ Phys., Arith., Zool, Morris Keith McMillan, Eng. Gram., Arith. Stanley Wilson McNeil, Eng. Gram, Earl Robert 'Mugford; Arith. Alma Eva Munro, Zoo]. Louis John Joseph Phelan, Zeal, Mary Eileen T. Phelan, Arith. Leslie Walter Rodger, Br. Hist., Geo., Arith., Art., Bot. Edna Margaret Serimgeour, Phys. Amy Selina Toll, Eng. Gram., Phys., Arith., Zool, Elsie Evangeline Vincent, Zool. Helen Leona Vincent, Art. Elvin Henry Wightman, Br. Hist,, Geo., Arith., Bot., BRUSSELS Thomas Alcock, Bot. Helen Bateman, Arith. Elizabeth Barton, Arith, Ross Bennett, Geo., Art., Bot. Charles Bryans, Arith. Mary Helen Eclonier, Bot. Lyle Evans, Eng. Gram. Fred Lewington, Br. Hist., Geo., Art, Bot. Harold- McDonald, Br. Hist., Arith. Frank Marshall, Br. Hist:, Geo. Art, Bot. Robert Sinalldon, Br. Hist., Geo., Bot. Della Thyne, Br. Hist.Geo., Art, Bot. Isabel Turnbull, Br. Hist. ,Ivor Williams, Eng. Gram., Agri. I. Glenn Wheeler, Br. Hist. CLINTON William Douglas Armstrong, Br. Hist., Geo., Art, Bot. Glen Allen Carter, Eng. Gram., Br. Hist„ Geo., Agri. L Jean Viola 'Cooper, Br. Hist., Geo. Arith., Art, Agri. h Lois Margaret Farquhar, Art, Wesley Douglas Ham, Art. Gerald Robert Harris, Arith. Alma Gertrude Hoggart, Arith. Madelon Ruth Mason, Br. Hist. Clete Elizabeth Medd, Arith., Agri. II. Ross Philips Merrill, 3r. Hist., Geo., Art.. Helen Clete Pickett, Art. Jean McNaughton Reid, Eng. Gram., Arith. Allen Edward Shaddick, Arith., Zool. Elva Jean Snell, Eng. Gram., Br. Hist., Art. Gordon Thomas Westlake, Br. Hist., Geo., Art, Bot. SEAFORTH Stella Bernice Armstrong, Br. Hist., Art, Bot. Richard Samuel Box, Geo. Patrick Bernard Cleary, Eng. Gram., Zool... Margaret Ursula Cummings, Zool. Vera Elizabeth Duffy, Eng. Gram., Phys., Arith., Art., Zool. Conrad James Holland, Bot. Gloria Marie Holland, Zool. Edward HenryFrancis McIver, Art, Fergus Benedict Melady, Bot., Zool. Mildred Edna Mary Murphy, Zool. Patrick Sylvester O'Sullivan, Zool. Marian Isabel Sclater, Art. Benedict Richard Holland, Bot. Ella Marie Sullivan, Hot. WINGHAM Frances Winnifred Edgar, Arith. Mac Habkirk, Br. I•Iist. Muriel L .Lane, Arith. Betty Lloyd, Br. Hist. Jeanne Lowey, Agri. L Neal Lowey, Agri, I. Edith McClenaghan, Arith. Mamie Merryweather, Br. Hist. 'Ruth Nethery,. Phys. "William Sturdy Art. p dclltin' Va>•sickle, Br. Hist. 1. . Results of Middle School Examinations FORM III. Robert Aldwinkle, Eng. Comp., I; Eng, Lit., I; Can. I -It., I; C7eom., I; Phys., 1. Jack Clegg, Can. Ht,, II; Phys., III. Hairy Collins Eng. Comp., III; Eng. Lit., II; Can. Ht., II; Geom., II Phys, II Charles Cudmore Eng. Lit., III; Can, IIt., II; Geom., II; Phys., I. John Currin Lazne, Chem., 11].. Dorothy Deltz, Eng. Lit,. , c; Can. IIt., I; Geon., I; Phys.,'1II. Cleta Ellis, Eng. Comp, c; Eng, Lit., c; Can. Ht., II; 'Geom., c; • ;Phys., 0. Ellen Frenrhn, Eng. Lit., II; Can. Ht., II; Geom., c; Phys., c. Allan. Gascho, Eng. Lit., III; Can. Ht., 1; Geon, II; Phys., I Rhoda Govier Eng. Comp., c; ing. 'Lit., II; Can. Ht., III; Geom., II; Phys., II. 15rma Hale, Eng. Comp., II; Eng. Lit., II; Can. Ht., I; Geom.; c; Phys., c. Louis Herbert, Eng. I,it., c; Can. Ht., c; Geom., II; Phys., II. , Gertrude Holmes, Eng. Co,np., II; Eng, Lit., II; Can, Ht., 1; Geom., c; Ph ts., c. Acdsey Jones Eng. Lit., c; Can. Ht., IIT. Ilelen, Lavis, Eng. Comp., c; Eng. Lit., II; Can. Ht., I; Geom., H; Phys., -III. Wilbert Levey, Eng. Comp., c; Eng. Lit., III; Can. Ht., II; Geom., III; Phys., II. • John Lindsay, Can. Ht„ 11; Geom., 'c; Phys., c. Archie MacKinnon, Can. Ht., III; Geom., IIT; Phys., II. Helen McKenzie, Eng. Comp., c; Eng. Lit, c; Phys.; c. Gordon :Monteith, Eng. Lit., III; Can. Ht., I; Geom., c; Phys„ II, Frances Morrison, Eng., Lit., 11; Can. -Ht., I; Phys., II. Archie Mustard Anc. Ht., c; Geom., c; Chem., c. Charles Match, Eng. Comp., c; Cam Ht., III; Phys., III. Mae' Smith, Eng. Comp, II; Eng. Lit., III; Alg., III; Phys., IL Mary Thompson, Eng. Comp., 1; Eng. Lit., 1; Can. Ht.; I; Geom., I; Phys., I. Ivan Taper, Eng. Comp., c; Eng. Lit., II;' Can. Ht., c; Geoth., II Phys., 1. FORM IV. Fred Axon, Anc. Ht., II; Alg., II; Chem, I Lat. Auth., II; Lat. • .Comp., II; Fr. Auth., II Fr. Comp„ I1. Delphine Bisback, Ane. Ht., I; II; II; Chem., I; Fr. Auth., c; Fr. Comp., c. Agnes Cameron, Anc. Ht, II; Chem, II; Lat. Auth., III; Lat. Comp., III. Jean Cameron, Alg. I. Beryl Carter, Anc. Ht., II; Chem., I. Lloyd Carter, Anc. Ht., II; Alg., I; Chem., I; Lat. Auth., I; Lat. Comp., I; Fe. Auth., I; Fr. Comp., I. Wanda Chuff, Alg., II Kathleen Cosens,'Anc. Ht., I; Alg., I; Chem., I; Lat. Auth., I; Lat, Comp., I; Fr, Auth., I; Fr. Comp., h Kathleen Cuminghame Anc Ht.,1; Alg., III; Chem., III; Lat. Auth, II; Lat. Clomp, c; Fr. Auth., c; Fr, Comp., c. Margaret Heard, Can, Ht.. c; Alg., c; Phys., c, Gordon Hearn, Anc. Ht., II; Alg., c; Chem., I; Lat. Auth., c; Lat. Comp.. c. Dorothy Holland, Anc. Et., II; Chem., II. Cecil Holmes, Eng. Comp., c; Ane. Ht., c; Alg., III; Chem., c. Olive Johnson, Anc. Ht., I; Alg.. I; Chem., I; Lat. Auth, II; Lat. Comp., I; Fr. Auth., II: Fr. Comp., II. Margaret Middleton Ano. Ht III; Ala'., II; Cheni., II. Ross Middleton, .Ane. Ht., III; Alg., II; Chem., II; Lat.. Auth., c; Lat. Comp.. c; Fr. Auth, II; Fr. Comp., c. Doris Nickle, Anc Ht., I7; Alg., I; Chem., U; Lat. Anth., II; Lat. Comp., I; Fr. Auth., c; Fr, Comp., I. Ronald Pecic, Can. Ht., c; Ana Ht., III; Alg., II; Chem., II; Lat. Auth., c; Lat. Comp, III; Fr. Auth„ III; Fr. Conrp., III. Mildred Pybus, Anc, Ht., I; Alg., III; `Chen.. I; Fr. Auth., c. Isabel Robinson, Anc. Ht., II; Alg.. I; Fr. Conn,, c. Cora Streets, Phys., c: Chem., II; Fr. Auth., c; Fr. Comp., II. Benson Sutter, Anc. Ht., c; Lat. Auth., e; Lat, Corp„ I Alma Trewartha, Ane. Ht., I; Alg., I; Chem,, II; Fr, Auth., III; Fr. Comp.. c. Helen Welsh, Anc. HL, III: Alg., II; Chem., II; Fr, Comp., C. Stanley Youngblutt, Anc. Ht., II; Alg., III; Chem., II. FORM V. Agnes Agnew, Chem. II. Lawrence Ayotte, Alg., I; Chem., 1H; Lat. Comp., c. Mary Baird, Chem., II. Robert Biggar't, Eng. Copp., c; Fr. Auth„ Ellen Charlesworth, Chem., Ih Jean Cornish, Chem. II. Fred Hovey, Lat. Comp., III. Jeanette McAllister, Chem., II. Mary McCully, Chem., IL Alone. Munro, Chem., c. FORM II.. Janes Clancy, Phys., c. BAYFIELD A large crowd attended the Hay- field Golf Club on Saturday for the annual play off for the Bank of Commerce Cup. Phillip Stevenson of London won the cup for the third time, beating the runner up, J. W. Jowett of Bayfield by one stroke. The match was closely contested, on- ly one stroke separating the first four players. The lowest net scores were as follows: ` P. C. Stevenson, London, 67; J. W: Jowett, Bayfield, 68; M. S.' Aikenhead, . London, 69; John Oates, Hamilton, 70; Dr. E. P. Lewis,Toronto, 70; W. D. Stevenson; London, 72;' D. S. Hunter, Toronto, 72; C. R. Will, London, '73; A. E. Will, London, 75; Jas. A. Cameron,' Toronto, 76; T. W. Oates, Hamilton, 76; W. Tippet, Billings, Montana, 76.1 The course is in the best ,condition. since it was opened fifteen years ago and shows the results of the new t mowers and other equipment instal-, led this year. The fairways guar- antee good lies and the watered greens are a credit to the greensman. Many good scores were registered and her grandmother. Miss Jessie Metcalf and Misses J. and M. Miller of Detroit are visiting the former's mother, Mrs. W. F. Metcalf: Miss Ethel Cameron of Detroit is visiting her aunt, Miss E. Cameron. Mrs. Victor Burt, Buster, Buddy and Mary Lou returned to London with Mr. Burt, who was here for the week -end, after having spent sever- al weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs I', W. Baker. Miss Peggy Burt remained with her grandparents. _ I Miss Ruth Houston of London is holidaying 'with her parents. Miss Ruth Fisher of Waterloo is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. F. A. Ed- wards. Dr. and Mrs. A. Newton -Brady of Hamilton were the guests of Mrs. -N. W. Woods over the week -end.:• Miss Isabel Orn *of Toronto spent the week -end with her parents •at their cottage in the village. On -'riday last 'when Mrs. G. W. Woods was enjoying some oysters she found a medium •sized pearl; Mr. Cleave Gingrich returned to Bad Axe, Mich., on Monday after having stent a week with his grand - a low gross of 78 and net of 67 are mother, Mrs. M. Cleave, good indications of the playing con- Mr. and, Mrs. W. F. Buchan and ditions. Visitors were surprised to son, Ewing, of Dunnville came on find such a sporty course tucked a- Sunday to spend this week with the way in quiet Bayfield and intimated former's sister, Mrs. N. W. Woods. their intention of playing the course Rev. and Mrs. F. H. Paull, who were frequently during the balance of the her guests for a couple of weeks, season. left on Tuesday to visit Mrs. Pau1Ps Miss Mande McGregor, acconpan- parents in Brantford before return- ied her cousin, Mrs.\ Stanton,' Bad ing to Windsor. Axe, and daughter,' Mrs. Haggerty, Mr. and Mrs. F. Macklin of Kit - Memphis, Mich., who are her guests, chener were the guests of Rev. and to Callander over the week -end. They Mrs. H. Langford at their cottage motored, up via the Georgian Baythe early part of the week. route, returning by way. of Barrie' Mr. and Mrs. J._ 3. McHale and Miss and Palmerston. The trip was quite Patricia of London were the guests delightful and the "Quints," most at- of Dr. and Mrs. Tilhnann attheir tractive. I cottage for a couple of days this Dr. and Mrs. H. Reid and family week. of Toronto are occupying their cot- " Mrs. McKeon and Mr. J. McKeon tage. of Windsor and Mr. Scott Wigle of Mr. and, Mrs. Ray Morley returned Detroit spent the week -end with Mr. to theirhome in Pleasant Ridge, •Everett Ping'ree and Miss Bernice, Mich., on Sunday •after having spent Theisen of Detroit are the guests of a fortnight with the former's sis- Mr. and Mrs. V, C. Quarry. tens, Misses, Morley, at their cottage. 1 Rev. and Mrs. W. G. Bugler and They were accompanied by their, Master Bernard :returned home on two children, Barbara and Patsy, Tuesday after a lshort holiday spent who have been spending ,the Summer in Michigan. •The service- in Trinity • with their aunts.. I Church on Sunday last was conducted Mr. and "Mrs. A. Sulmick returned by- Rev. H. LangFord.of St. Marys to Detroit after having spent. the Church; Walkerv,ille, assisted by Rev: week -end with the latter's mother, F. Ho- Paull of St. Aiden's Church, Mrs. S. Holley, "Holley Lodge," Miss -East Windsor, who .preached on "The Carol Suonnick. who accompanied herl'Purpose,-of;, God,',i, basing his remarks parents' from'J3etroit' remained .with on Ephesians 3, verse 11: "Accord- ing to the eternal purpose which he purposed in ,Christ Jesus our Lord." The Thirty -Filth Anniversary of St. Andrew's United Church will be held on Sunday, August 15. Both 'the services, at 11. aan;, and 7.30 p.m. will be conducted by the chairman of Huron .Presbytery, Rev. A. E. Elliott B.A,, of Main Street Church, Exeter, The choir will be assisted at th'e morning service by Mr. Hoffman of Dashwpod who sang at the Corona.- tion orona-tion and Rev. Mr. Elliott will sing at the evening service. MX'. and Mrs. Alfred Schmidt of Stratford, Mr. and . Mrs, Charlie Reick, 'Carl and 1VIn,'s. Einina Schmiclt of Berlin spent Sunday with their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Sturgeon. Mr. and Mrs. F. ,Crane returned to Detroit on Sunday after having visited the latter's father, Richard Weston.` Mis's Elizabeth Bentley of Strat- ford is the guest of (Miss Peggy Orr. Mrs. M. C. Milliken and two chit - ken of llarriston are visiting' her sister, Mrs. Gerald Ford. Miss Amy McPherson of Stratford' is the guest of , Misses E. and C. Rankin at their cottage. Mr. C. Robbins of Detroit spent\the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. W. J. McLeod. On his return, he was ac- comrpanied'by Miss Annie McLeod. Miss' Lola Elliott of Detroit- and Miss Rosemary Miller of Mount Clerk- ens returned home on Sunday after a visit with the former's mother, Mrs. M. Elliott. Mrs. Minnie Ross of Toronto has returned to her cottage, Sum -R -Inn. Mrs. Chowen has returned to Clin- ton after occupying the cottage dur- ing the month of July. Mrs. James Ford; and Mrs. Clara Rumball were guests of Mrs. Chowen during' the past week.' Miss Helen Seeds and Mr. Taylor of Toronto areg 'nests of the formers. mother, Mrs, A. R. Seeds. Mr. and Mrs. F. Rogers of Hamil- ton are at their cottage. Mr. and Mrs. R. Hunter and daughter of But- ler, Penn., are their guests. ST. HELENS Rev. Mr. Watt of Toronto, assisted by Rev. W. Taylor of Dorchester, conducted the services in the United Church here on Sunday, August 8th. There will be no service here next Sunday. Master Duncan Gillies' of Buffalo, is spending his holidays at the hone of D. B. Murray. Mr. Earl Gaunt received a severe shaking up on Saturday when he fell off the binder when the storm fright- ened the horses causing them to run away. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Whetham, Reid and Mary, of Galt, are spend- ing a few days with Mrs. R. J. Woods. Mr. Robert Hamilton and Inc Mis- ses Jean and Agnes, also Mr. Tom Beattie of near Londesboro, visited with Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Rice recent. ly, Mrs. R. J. Moore and three chil- dren of Hensen, spent some time with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Webb. BRUCEFIELD PRESENTATION.—On Friday ev- ening about twenty friends of the Mis- ses Evelyn Grainger and Jean Wat- son gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Aikenhead to spend a so- cial time with them, prior to their de- parture for Stratford where they en- tered training on Monday in the Gen- eral Hospital. The evening was pleasantly spent in games, contests, etc., and just before lunch the girls were the recipients of a handkerchief shower and an umbrel- la each which were presented }fr a novel way. At first appearance it appeared to be an umbrella shower, as the handkerchiefs were cleverly concealed inside the closed umbrellas. An address was read by Miss Eva Stackhouse, and - the presentations made by the Misses Mary McCully and Elsie Smith. The girls made a fitting reply of thanks for the gifts. Following the singing of "For they are jolly good fellows," a dainty lunch was served. DERBY DAY AT LUCAN 'Members of every' branch of Or- angemen in Western Ontario will gather today (Thursday) to celebrate. Derry . Day in the Village of Lucan, under the auspices of 'the Liman Pre- ceptory. of Royal Black Knights of Ireland, of which Erwin Scott is pre- siding officer. The local members have had the co-operation of many of the leaders in the community in ar- ranging the 'details of what they ex- pect will be the largest gathering ev- er assebnrled in their quiet little town. Women of the various church organ- izations as well as of the L.O.B.A. are planning to serve meals to the visitors. CRUSHED BY BINDER While still seriously ill, condition of James . Young, Ashfield farmer, and his son, Douglas, aged eight, run over by a faun binder last Thursday evening, was reported unproved to- day. Their conditon is surprisingly good for the injuries they sustained doctors said, but they would hazard no statement as : to the ultimate out- come. Mr. Young, who sought to rescue his boy' from under the .wheel of the 2,250 -pound binder, when he also was dragged .under when the horse bolted. and ran, away, suffered • extensive chest, abdominal and spine injuries, fatal' internal complications being feared from tine start. The young lad, who is most seri- ously . injured, underwent an cmer- gency operation the night of the ac-. cident, a surgeon coming from Lon- don in a few minutes less than au • home by automobile. UNITY C'ilWAICN TEM TTM..' F YOUR F pia:; TICKETS 25c On Sale by Contestants 5000 VOTES FORSYTH SHIRTS All the New Styles and Patterns. Collar Attached or Separate Collar. $1.55, $1.95, $2.55 DAVIS & HERMAN CLEANING, PRESSING AND REPAIRING Convn and Annual Meeting The Liberal Conservatives of South Huron will hold a Convention at H JCI N S A L L FRIDAY, AUGUST 20th at S o'clock p.m. To select a candidate to contest the Riding of South Huron at the coming Provincial Election. Three delegates will vote from each Polling Sub -Division. A. R. Douglas, K.C. President of Western Ontario Conservative Association and others will be present to address the meeting. The Election of Officers will take place at this meeting. LADIES ARE ESPECIALLY INVITED TO ATTEND. J. W. MORLEY, President. CLARK FISHER, Secretary. GOD SAVE THE KING 44-2. im Picnics, vacations, week -end trips don't spoil them with tire trouble! Buy "pleasure insur- ance" . . put new Goodyear "R-1" Tires on your car. 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