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The Clinton News Record, 1935-07-04, Page 4• 'AGE 4•` THE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD COOPER'S OF Saturday, July 6th New Fittings New Stock COME AND,, ^E F °E _A Jubilee Souvenir with each purchase of $1.00 or over. IIIIIMP A. T. COOPER. Phone 36w. Phone 36j. Variety China Dept. House and Men's 1st floor Furnishing Dept. 2nd Floor . � . .4.44.44444.444.44444++).)0+++.1.444...X.44444.44.4.+4444.4.84. ,•,«; ,«:wt.,+34.44 ;444 W.:», ,w•, ++.1.4 ;w: 3«2».444 " «;»; , 4 4 4 i . . les GrapeWimpoSalts the Good Old Xeeps you Fit and Fresh in • Summer Time Large bottle 50c Larger bottle $1.00 Mas. Dickson Glass and two daugh- ters of London are in one of the Pearson cottages. . Mr. and Mrs. Balphs and Mrs. R,alphs, Sr., of London are in a cot- tage in Deer Lodge. Mr. and Mrs. Murray Flock and two children spent Tuesday night at their 'cottage enroute to Ottawa. They sail ror England on Saturday. ME and Mrs. E. A. Featherston and Dons accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Parker spent the holiday in Alden, N.Y. State where Mr. Parker's parents settled and where he was born 76 years ago. They also called 'on friends at Lancaster, N.Y., returning by Buffalo, Niagara Falls and Hamilton and London. Major and Mrs. Bishop and fam- ily of London are _occupying,"The Cedars:' Mr. and Mrs. A. D, Barr of Wind- •eor are occupying McNeil's cottage. Mr. and Mas. Will Buchan and son, Ewing of Dunnville spent the week -end at the home of Mrs. N. W. Woods. Miss Ruth Fisher and Mr. 'Wialter Greirson of Waterloo visited with. Ma. and Mrs. F. A. Edwards over the week -end. DA and Nita. G. S. Atkinson anal family of 'Exeter are spending the summer in their cottage here. INCE and Mrs'. Jim , ;Ferguson of London spent the week -end at the hone of his mother, .Mrs. Margaret Ferguson. . Ma. and Mrs. Churiihward and fam- ily of London are spending some- time in their cottage. Mr. and Mrs. (Harry Baker and family of •Chatham ;spent the weeY,- end at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Fred Baker. Miss Peggy Burt and Master 13us- ter and Buddy Burt of London are visiting with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs: Fred Baker. Ma and Mrs. J. J. Keys and Miss Dorothy Keys of Nashville, Tenn., are spending the summer here. On Monday night the football game between Hayfield and Kippen was won by liippen with the score 3-0. Mr. and Mrs. J. Morris of London are staying with the Misses Ster- ling. Mr. Sam and Miss Mary Wiideombe visited their sister, Mas. Allan Pye of Windsor on Sunday and Monday - and Master Kenneth and Arthur re- turned to Bayfield with them for a visit. Mrs. M. Fraser of Fort William, and Mrs. Douglas Fraser of O.A.C., Guelph are the guests of Mr. Lewtc Thompson. Mrs. C. Walters and Miss Eliza- beth Walters of Grand Rapids are •visiting with Mr. Lewis Thomp- son. Dr. and Mrs. W. G. Ding of De- troit are at their cottage, King's Bluf. Dr. C. G. Stodgill of Toronto spent the week -end in Bayfield. Mr. Frank Barclay of Toronto spent the week -end with his friend, Da S. M. Burris. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Rendell, Jr. of Elmira spent the week -end at the W. SI. NOLES PNM, B. CLINTON, ONT. PHONE 51 m FOR ONE WEEK ONLY July 6th to 13th .BARKER MADE -TO -MEASURE surfs With EXTRA TROUSERS FREE Clearing all Straw Hats at Greatly educed Prices DAVISHERI c,N CLEANING, PRESSING AND REPAIRING AGENTS FOR GILLESPII S CLEANERS & DYERS, SEAFORTH • JUNE PROMOTION EXAMINATIONS JR. FOURTH TO SR. FOURTH Honours• on year's work: Maxine Miller Bob Campbell Bill Counter Jean Hearn Bill ; Cooke Helen Herman John Davie.' Honours on Final . F,'xaminations: Gordon Leppington Florence Aiken 'Francis Evans. Passed on Final Examinations: PearlElliott Elaine Peck Jack Butler Wesley Haddy Margaret Fletcher Lorna Plunosteel Kathleen Ross Dick Dixon Margaret Grant Rolfe Mionteit1 Helen Pickett Mary Cameron Donna Lobb Jack :3ihanahan DeLo'ris Brown • Reggie • Jenkins Douglas McKenzie Everett Lobb. -Myrtle E. Armstrong; teacher. SR.' THIRD'" O FOURTH .Honours on Year's Work: Helen Miller Dawn Farrill Dorothy McIntyre Gerald Fremlin Honours on Final Examinations: Lloyd Fulford Donald Perdue Norman Elliott. ` n e n n n 4 01 2 41-- -. a a„ n r_" n r n n n r auoaxaeyoWW.C.Eq l home of Mr. and MTS. W. R. Jewett. i;iN"ecn'�o ee.,,,,, seeeeei u°i m°xened ce� a + upp a{{�,,, n s o n r n nj�'' n xjj' n a.�. a n n" x u u PL unna p Destroy those patches of weeds before they seed and spread all over. , . WE RECOMMEND Chlorate of Soda ' �� ti: ne �e WE CAN MIX YOU A GOOD GROWING MASH, 'USING YOUP rn n: OWN •GR'AI'NS. CHEAPER THAN USING A CONCENTRATE - ni for WITH BETTER RESULTS. - FREE MIXING, en �; Let us supply your needs in ARSENATE OF LEAD AND CLC- A. MAX. BUG KILLER, • y a' HAY FORKS, 1tOPE,' EPC., For :Your Haying Needs. in H. W. ' CHARLESWORTH r° nr rexnrrenrrrre rx on. nnrrnee xrne"nxnne naenr ereenn rceer :' A o x e n n n x n n x n x n .. c a n n c o v o c o o a n u n n. n p o. n a x o. a c n u n e n n x, ELD ;Summer Resort Crosby at Mooretown. , Mrs. Chas. Edwards of Toi:onte is spending the summer with Miss. N. Ferguson. Miss Betty Reason of London, wen. to Ipperwash Beach on Monday after having been the guest of Miss Betty Gairdner for a few days. Miss Anne Dewar of Toronto is home, for the summer vacation. Miss Betty 'Mustard and brothers of Toronto are spending the sum - men at their cottage. Miss Isabel Kirk left last week fair her home in Glanworth, Both Miss Kirk and Miss Ferguson have been re-engaged by the Public School Board for the next year. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Dyment and two daughters of F'ordson,• Mieb., spent the week -end with Mrs. Dy- rnent's parents, Mr. and, Mrs.. J. Tip- pet. Mr. . and Mrs. J A. ;Campbell of London are occupying a cottage in Jowet,+„•e Grove: NLr. and funs;�% G.' MbCorm;icic of I•Pndon are occupying' the Misses 'Ranldns' cottage'.' BAYFI Huron's Popular The members of Trinity Church '.Choirheld a Surprise Party at the Rectory en Tuesday evening when they gathered to bid farewell to the rector's father, Mit. W. J. 'Bugler, on the eve of his departure to make his ;home in London. On behalf of the choir. members, Mrs. S. McEwen read ::an address and Mr. S. W.lidcombe pre- • :Rented Mr. Bugler with a •Smoker's Companion. Mr. Bugler, in a few • wellchosen words, thanked the choir and expressed his pleasure in the choir work while here. The evening -was spent in games and ,music, Mr. and Mac.� Fred Heard and Rtis .cell Heard motored to Windsor on 'Sunday where they spent Dominion •Day. 'Nils. Lorne •C'ook of itamilton spent the week -end withihet•Auather; . Mrs. L. M. Day. •'• Mr. and Mrs. D. Prentice of•:+Tegon- ' to; were with the latter's mother, -Mrs•. W'. J. 'Stinson,' over the week- ; end. Mrs.' Cx., W. Woods, i12'rss> Anna ,"i:Voods-and IVIns:ter Paul' Ca oshy ;spent 11;': ritln e' k d `th urs(' E. Amongst those occupying their cottages here are: Mrs. Suppnick and family of Detroit, Dr, Tillman and family of London; Dr. and Mrs. Al- exander l-e sander of London; Do and Mrs. Ab- erhart of Seaforth. Miss Elva Elwood, Mr. Tom Cox, Mr, and Mrs. T. H. Cox of Toronto spent the week -end at the home of Mr. and Mas. Jack Castle. ,N'Ir. Sid ;Castle of Stratford visited his mother; Mrs. M. Castle over the weekend, Gordon Campbell Clarence Cooper Alvin Cooper. -III. Courtice, teacher..) DIVISION VI TO DIVISION V Iionours through the year: Lucy Ellwood Frank Ellwood Barry •Nickle John Molntyre • (Stewart McDonald Grant Farrill - Helen Pearson Edith Leppington Harriett Fremlin Margaret Loekwood Pearl (Miller Helen Groves. Honours on Examinations: Gerald Elliott Clara Nediger Bob Steep Lois Connell Gerrard Ducharme Betty 'Steep. Pass: Pass on Final Examinations: Eleanor C'osens Homier Andrews Austin Nediger Shirley Sutter Wilma Radford Harry McEwan Lois Hanley Roy Pickett Bill Bezzo Gordon Herman Fanny Levis Roy Leppington Jean McCallum Audrey Butler Edna Ford. --Viola' Fraser, teacher. GODERICH TOWN SHIP On Tuesday evening about thirty of the young people of the Sixteenth and the Maitland concessions gather- ed at Tebbutt's picnic grounds for a little social time in honour of Miss Edith Paterson, who has .resigned as teacher of .the 16th school. Some games .and music were enjoyed a- round the campfire for a time, then the following address was read to the guest of honour: "Deai''Edith: •` We, the young people of the com- munity have gathered here to spend a social evening with you. . V)'e-wish to ex e es our regret at your leav- prs ing and our appreciation of your un- failing help in all our community ac- tivities. We asic you to accept this lamp as a token of remembrance, Signed on behalf of the .young peo- ple iof the eommuritty Margaa'et Biggins Edith Tebbutt." Miss Paterson made a suitable re- ply and all sang heartily, "For. She's a Jolly Good Fellow." Sand- wiehes,: cake, cookies and, lemonade were then served and a jolly hour spent, all reporting a verypleasant evening. Mrs. Eva 'Wheeler and son, Doug- las, o:f Park Hill and Mr. and Mrs. Phil Raynard of London, were guests over the week -end witth, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Stephenson. MTs. E. Perdue, we are sorry to re= port, passed away at the home of her daughter, Mrs. John T. Beacom, on Wednesday morning. She , had been in very poor health for some, time. The funeral will be held ori Thursday afternoon, a short service at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Beacom, followed by a public service in Wes- ley -Willis church, Clinton,,, and in- terment in •Clinton cemetery. 1niss Eileen Fisher of ;Stratford is - JR. THIRD TO SR. THIRD Honours For Year: Helen Grealis'. Phyllis Herman Frank Lawson Jean Morgan Kenneth Colquhoun Margaret Rozell Helen Dixon Bob Hanley Lloyd Butler Kenneth Miller Billie Carter Hazel Brock Ruth Greelis Donelda Vanderburg Shirley Turner Honours en Finals: (leen Hoy Catherline Jefferson Toni Steep Margaret Taylor Madelon Smyth Lloyd Carter Eno, McEwan. Passed on Finals: Frances 'Cooper Jim Edwards Jean Tasker Keith Jenk Raymond Finch Dbrothy Fletcher Don ,Hanley Mildred Heard Gerald Shanahan Buddy Schoenhals Iona Leppington Shirley Henri. Recommended: Tommy Leppington. the guest of her `cousin, Miss Helen,', 'Wash, Bbb Morgan Cyril Ducharme Orval Elliott Audrey Grealis John Dempsey Bob Kay Jean Hunter. M. Wiltse, teacher. DIVISION 7 TO DIVISION 6 Honours: Donald Andrews ,'Bryson Perrill Frank Fingland Leonard Johnson Coronna Mary Wendorf Eileen Sutter Gordon Wheatley. Passed: George Scribbins Lloyd Aikenhead Ally Lou Thompson Elsie Parry Evelyn Bezzo Jean Mcl'ntyre Irene Pickett Frank Grealis Thelma Carter Frank McDonald Elmer Brock Evelyn Cooper Tommy Fletcher John Paul Denomnre Jack Leppington Donald Cooper. • -Margaret M. Cudmore, teacher, -A. Farnham, teacher. DIVISION 5 TO DIVISION 4: Honours for year, 75% or ever: Marie Connell Robert Hanley Mildred . Lobb Jo Anne Cuninghame Lois Draper Ruth ' Hearn Douglas 'Bartliff: Ronald` Scott., Frank •Cook Jack Cook Honors on Examinations: Margaret C'esens Shirley Nickle. Pass: Harry Tideswell Douglas Andrews, Charlie Thompson .Roy Churchill Betty McEwan Jean McDougall Margaret Fremlin Vernon Huller Billie Seeley Celestine Shanahan Helen Steep Margaret Campbell Carl B;omthoff. ;• ,Cameron • Nornraa J;lhott y r r of �Ba h Recommended: TUCKERSM'ITH The following is the result of the Promotion Examinations of. S. S. No. 7, Tuckersmith: From Jr. 4th to Sr. 4th:Jim. Broad - foot, 83; Mac Rintoul, 62; Jack Mc- Lean, 61. From Jr. 3rd to St 3rd:Ross Nich- olson, 76; Bruce McLean, 66; Jack Cameron (R.). From* Sr. 2nd to Jr. 3rd: Billie Hayes, 71. From Jr, 2nd to Sr. 2nd: Clifford Bell. From Primer to 1st: Ross McLean Primer: names in order of merit:) Glen Cameron, Jack Boyes; Howard Allan. Perfect attendance for the year: Ross Nicholson. -Eleanor Scotehmer, teacher. SUMMERHILL The following are the promotion results of S. S. N. 12, Goderich and H'ullett: From Sr. 3rd to Jr. 4th -Gertrude Tynder, '76.8; Clayton Ellis, 669; Phyllis Ball, 66,8. From Jr. 3rd to Sr. 3rd -Lois Rap- son, '70.6; Ross Hoggart, 67.8. • From Sr. 2nd to 'Jr. 3rd-Elwyne Blake, 69.8. Number on roll, 14; average atten- dance for Juno 13.42. Best atten- dance from September to June, Phyi- lis Ball, who missed 2 days. --Dorothy Wilson, teacher. THURS., JULY 4,1935 qheSNAPSL4OT GUIL VACATION PICTURES GOIDERJCH' TW.P. The following is the report of the June Promotion Examinations at S. S. No. 11 Goderich township. Hon- ours 70 per cent. • Pass 60 per cent.: Jr, <th: Harold Wise, '71. Sr. 3rd->Frrank Potter, 74; Willa Potter, 72; Donna Pickett, 67. Jr. 3rd -Glen Wise, 66; Lulu Tyn- dall, 60. Sr. and -Fired •Girbson,1 79;: !Ray Potter, 70; Jaek Tyndall, 60; Harold Corey, 35. Jr. and -Norma Pickett, 73; Al- vin Wise, 68. Sr; lst--George McGee, '70; Joe Potter, 60. • Pr, -Joe Gibson, 85; Nora Tyndall, 68. -'Marion E. Middleton, teacher, GODERIOH TW;P. The following is the, June: report STANLEY' of S. S. Ne 10, Goderich township; - ,First, class honours, 75;,!Second, lass .G9chool Report for S. S•. ,No. 1, .Stan - honours 66 per cent:' ` es, i ley. 'The following are the,naiiree of , I, Granted Entrance Certificates - on pupils in the classes to which ' they t6, Land or sea offers un- limited opportunities for snapshooting. WITH the arrival of really warm summer weather, beautiful trees and flowers, we begin to think in earnest about outdoor life and vaca- tions. I suppose one could go on a vacation without a camera but that would be like trying to sail a boat without a rudder. To say the least it would seem that something impor- tant was missing. When planning a vacation you should look forward to the snap- shots you are going to get, for on your return to hone and work, and in later years when your trips be- come fond' memories, you can al- ways turn to your snapshots and en- ioy Your vacations over and over again. Snapshots pay dividends on your vacation investmentsin con- tinued pleasure long after your re- turn. There is one important thing to keep in mind in vacation snapshoot- ing and that is the variety of light conditions you may encounter in your travels. Picture taking might well be classed in four groups, ac- cording to the exposure they need, and by adopting as a standard ex- posure for each group, one that is in- termediate between the shortest and longest that will maks a satisfactory exposure, there will be only four ex- posures to consider and these can be memorized. These four groups are as follows: Number ono: -Marino and beach scenes and extreme distant land- scapes. Number two: -Ordinary landscapes showing the sky with the ' principal • subject of your picture in the foreground. Number three: - Nearby portraits in the open shade .. by that I mean not under trees or the roof of a porch and last -shaded nearby scenes. These four groups, or classes, just about cover the different types of pictures you will want to take on your vacation. With modern-day film and cameras, exposure problems have been greatly simplified but it' is still necessary to use a little good judgment and not expect the impos- sible from your camera. ' There are many types of cameras to meetevery requirement of the photographer, whether he is an ama- teur or a professional, but no camera is capable of taking all types of pic- tures under all conditions. It is true that some cameras are more versa- tile than others. One may have an extremely fast lens which permits the taking of' snapshots under ad- verse lighting conditions and if it also has a fast shutter you can take pictures of subjects moving at ex- treme speeds. Other cameras have lenses and shutters of various speeds to take pictures -and good ones -within certain limits and con- ditions. Almost every dealer in cameras and photographic supplies has print- ed outdoor exposure tables giving details of exposures, etc., in the four classes mentioned above. Ask your dealer for one of these outdoor ex- posure guides and then go forth with your camera and take the kind of pictures you'll be proud to show your friends. JOHN VAN GUILDER. the year's work: Alfred Butler, Hel- en Welsh, Eva Switzer, Kathleen Middleton, To Sr. 4th -Donald Sundercock, 74, Arneld Rathwell, 64, To Jr. 4th -Ted Middleton, 69.5; Helen Thompson, 69.3; Albert Steep, 50. To Sr. 3rd --Phyllis Middleton, 82; Albert Craig, 64; George Honking, 50. To Jr. 3rd -Arra Townshend, 87; Betty Middleton, 78; Ruth Middleton, 69; Merrill Switzer .60.3; Bobby Rathwell, 60; Sant Craig, 51, To Sr. 2nd --'-Jean Hendrickse, 90;1 Evelyn 'Steep, 86; June Middleton, I 78; Eileen Craig and Elinor Sunder - cock, 77; Elwin Hunking, 53‘. To Sr. 1st -Donald Middleton, Wesley Holland. To Sr, Pr. -Lois' Middleton, Grace Steep, Willie Switzer. -M. Forbes, teacher. HULLETT • Report of the Pronvotion examine- i,ions of Si S. No. 10, Hullott: • Jr: 415 to Sr. 4th -Kathleen Yung- blutt, 65. Sr. 3rd to Jr. 4th -Anna Mae John- ston, 78 (Honours); John Sprung, 56 (recommended). Jr. 3rd to Sr. 3rd -Elva Govier, 75 (Honours); Harry Yungblutt, 74; Fern Yungblutt, 63; Berea Mair, 60. -Beth Arnett, teacher. TUGKERSMITH The following' is the report of S. S. No. 6, Tuckersmith, for the pro- motion examinations and the year's '"For 'row Conventalre'' ARROW Bus SCHEDULE Effective May 5, 1935 LEAVE EAST BOUND 8.00 aan. 5.30 pm. WEST BOUND 1.15 p.m. 7.50 p.m. (Standard Time) LEAVE NORTH POUND 2.45 p.m. 8.00 p.m. SOUTH BOUND 11.05 atm. 5.30 pm. Itineries planned to all points in Canada, United States, Mexico CONSULT LOCAL AGENT Hotel Rattenbury Phone 50. CENTRAL ONTARIO BUS LINES TORONTO 24.18; have been promoted: Jr. 4th-Mazine IStanbury (11). Wonetta Henderson (H); Alice Glen (I3), Lenore Welsh, Frederick Ander- son. Sr. 3rd--iRaymond Cantelon. Jr. 3rd--iGlen Price (H), George Cantelon. 2nd --Jack ;Stewart (H), Helen Shaddock (H), 1st -Frederick ;Stanbury (H), Jim Stewart (H). Best speller, for year -Jack Stew- art. Highest attendance for year -Hel- en 'Maddock. Prize for home Read- ing -Alice Glen and Maxine Stan - bury. -M.. E. Patrick, teacher. work. The mattes are arranged in ' HULLETT. order of merit and the classes are arranged as they will appear on Sept. ist: Sr. 4th -Mina Terrylberry, Hudrey Bouerrnann, Mildred Ashton, Ken- neth Terryberryl Jr. 4th -,Ruth C'arnochan, Dorothy Coleman, Edna Ashton. Sr. 3rd -Ida Terryberry, Clfffor Iugill, . Jr. 3rd'1VIelvin Beuermann. Sr, 2nd -Alvin Terryberny, Joyce Carter, Jim 'Carnochan. Pr: -hazel Coleinan, ] leanor Johns, Alice Beneronann. -Edna M. Jamieson,' teacher. The following is, the report of the Promotion Examinations ' held in S. S. No. 8, Hulled: • Sr. 4th -Hazel Hunking, 83; ;Clar- ice Lee, 72.; Clifford Saundercoclt, 67. 4th -Jack Webster, 78; Mel- vyn Brunsdon, 77; Joyce Fairservlce, 76; Dorothy Griffiths, 70. • Sr. 3rd. --(Phyllis Manning, 85; Lou- isa Little, '70; Eileen Millar, 69; Don- ald Hunking,66. 2nd -Teddy Prest, 85; Eddie Me- Nall, 84.7; Hughie Millar, 84; Aud- rey Little, • 83; Donald McNeil, 73. Jr. 1st -Harold Bromley, 65. Sr, Pr.-riniargalet Tamblyn, 75. Jn Pr -4Betty' . Brunsdon, Edith Little, Phyllis McCool, Mary Ellen P'reut, Kennon Little. -Ida M. 'Stalker, teacher.