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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1935-07-11, Page 4P -'GE 4 COOPER'S OF .® 7®DAY SALE Now On New Fittings -- New Stock COME AND SEE mu A Jubilee Souvenir with each r 11 or 'purchase of 1. 0 or over. A. T. COOPER. Phone 36w. Variety China Dept. 1st floor Phone 36j. House and Men's Furnishing Dept. 2nd Floor Wanipole's Grape Salts Keeps you Fit and Fresh in the Good Old Summer Time Large bottle SOc Larger bottle $1.00 W. S. H. HHC(VES PNM. S. • 3 Zreea lion CLINTON, ONT PHONE 51 p`Sw»vil ::a: le ee 2«t»»eiee Ads Viaaa.seiar ta** ati444.a•rt•:+SdMaMerhie4 :»3: FOR ONE WEEK ONLY July 6th to 13th BARKER MADE -TO -MEASURE SUITS with EXTRA TROUSERS REE Clearing all Straw Hats at Greatly Reduced Prices DAVIS Ec HERMAN AN CLEANING, PRESSING AND REPAIRING GENTS 1FOR GILLESPIES CLEARERS & DYERS. 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ALSO ON FRIDAY, JULY 19 "So Oshawa, Port Hope, Cobourg, Trenton, Belleville, Kingston. Gananoque, Brockville, Prescott, Morrieburg, Cornwall Uxbridge, Lindsey, Peterboro, Cempbellford, Aurora, Newmarket, Allendale, Cornwall, Meatbrd, Penetang, Barrie, Orillia, Midland, Gravenhurst, Brecehridge, Huntsville, North Bayand all intermediate points. ALSO TO All Towns in New Ontario on lines of Temiakoming &Northern OntarioRly,, Nipissing Central Illy. and on C. N. Rlye, to Kapuakasing, Hearst, and Longlac Mining Fields. !'ATTRACTION - London Turf Club First. Summer Meat, Queen's Park, Western Fair Grounds. LONDON, SATURDAY, JULY 20 .k'ares,Tickets, Return Limits and Trainzrformationfrom Agents. Ask for Handbill. . nam J. T. CLANCY, PHONE 35. CAN DIAN NATIONAL • VARNA + Grace church and their friends, to Mr. Wilson 'Oolclough of .Wood -I stock is visiting his father, who is up in years. . 'Mr. Harold Davison is wearing a smile these days, a baby boy having come to brighten their home. Mr. OOhas. Rathwell of London is xenewing old acquaintances here-' :aborts. Mi. Will Clark is feeling happy these drys, the stork having called :,and left a baby .girl. Miss Irene Chute. of London is. spending her vacation at her home `here. '0130DERICII TOWNSHIP St. Jarn.es''church garden party, held last week en the lawn of Mr, and Mrs. W. WI. Wise, was .a fine success.. "The weather was somewhat threaten- ing but the rain held 'off and a very -pleasant time was spent. There was a good turnout, the supper was good. :,:incl well)lserved •ands ..the program 'w'hich followed was a pleasing one. • • On 1Frii day 'evening the choir of the number of about fifty, gathered for a picnic on the flats on Leslie C'ox's .farm and had a vert* enjoyable evenlrng: • The (ladies 'served a de- lightful lunch of ice cream and strawberries after which a camp- fire was built and the evening was spent in story and song. Everybody was so delighted that they thought it should be an annual affair, Mr. and Mrs.' McDonald of Detrolt visited the latter''s sister, Mrs, Tlal- Mrs. John Meguir:e, who underwent a serious operation Last week, in getting along nicely. Her ;sister, Mrs. Gronyn .oE Toronto, is 'staying with the family. 1VIr. Lloyd Picot, Miss Verne and Lillian and Miss A,rin,strong and Bob Stirling motored to Niagara on Sun- day. Mr. Frank 'Clark of 'Toronto vl;ee ited Mfrs. T. Betties 'one day this Week. Mrs. Joe Carling of Seaforth spent the week -end with''' her' tbrotllers,'. John and Will McGuire, • THE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD HIGH SCHOOL ENTRANCE • RESULTS IN HURON East Huron This is not complete. When the remainder comes we shall post up. The following candidates were successful at the written examina-' tion held at Clinton:. : D. Bisback, G. Denomme, G. Pa om, E. Edward 0. Finch, M. Fothergill, D. Fremlin, F Hollyar, A. Haggart, Wl. Holland, S. Moll- 1( veen, 0. Mair, M. 'Mason, G. Medd, L. Radford, C. Paxman, D. Taylor, F. Thompson, L. Tyndall, J. Vodden (H.) Blyth R. Arthur, E. Asquith, R. Bennett, I. Brigham, L. 'Cook, L Graig, N. Doer, H. Fowler, J. Honking, S. Johnston, F. Lawler E. Lee, Kath- leen M'eGill (11), M. Munro, M. Neth- ery (II), M. Phelan, A. Phillips (II), E. Quinn, E. Robinson, C. Walsh, E. Walsh, J. Walsh.• At Blyth the following were grant- ed their certificates on the Princi- nad's recommendation: iA. Toll, E. Bunking, E. Youngblut,. F. McDowell, R. Nethery, D. Michie, L. Rodger, E•, ' Wlightman, G. Mo. Gregor, L. Bray,, R. Brook, B. El- liott, J. Fairservice, C. Gibson,' I. McCallum, A. Philips, M. Scrim- geour, W! Watson. The recommended list for Clinton will be published as soon as we re- ceive it and posted up on our win- dow. Mary Kechnie and'John Taylor are gran%ed certificates because of their teacher's recommendation and ill- ness. West Huron The following are the results of the High School Entrance Examina- tions held at the 'Centres under the jurisdiction of the Goderich High School Entrance Board. First and Second Class honours are announc- ed; First Class Honour's mean that the candidate secured 75 per eent or more of the total marks, Second Class Honours that between 70 and 74 per cent was obtained. The names of those candidates who secured standing' in the recommendation of the principals are included in the .results given. Goderich Centre. First Class Honours - Williat'rt Baker, Frank Baer, Beryl Cranston, Elizabeth Eastman, Jacqueline, Haines. Tom Hogan. William Hog- eneth, Roy Holland, Alfred Iiey, Margaret Lobb, Enid MaeDnoalr„ Pearl McGee, Robert Maskell, Verna Million, John Milne, Ilarold Moa - ring, ,Tames Mood, Christine Morel - eon, Eleanor Nelson, Betty Ne3v- coanbe, James Pitblado, Ernest Salk - cid, Donald •Sheardown; Maxine 'Wil- son, Harald Young. Second Class Honours --Patricia Buechler,: Josephine -Bradley; Terry Costello, Rex Duckworth, Pearl Tar- rant, Harold Jewell Ralph Kings- well, Yvonne Laroeque, Laura Lind- say, Edna Love, Grace MacLeoa, Douglas McMillan, - John Mugford Lorraine Nelson, George Parsons, Elizabeth Sehoenhals, Gordon Wit - Hams, John Williams, Evelyn Wilson. Pass - Roy Atleinson,i Connie Baechler, Frieda; Barbour, Marga- ret Barrie, Bruce Bloomfield- Pauline Bradley, Billy Burns, Alma Clark, Vallee. Craddock, Patricia Craig, Kenneth 'Crooke, William Duckworth, David Famish, Betty Fry, Hazel, Gouley, Marten Gibson, Phyllis Gins,, Jack tariff, George Hall, : Margaret Hardy, Betty Johnston, Violet Lar- der, Anna McGuire, Eva McIver, M. McLean, Maitie Million, Marguerite Morgan, Dorothy Mumby, : Evelyn Monday, Kenneth Pennington, Gor- don Pollock, Charles Powell, Lesl.le Sanders, Lloyd .ISchoenhals, Julia Shepherd, Neil Thompson, John Tuf- ford, Elaine Whitely, William 'Wil- liams, Aubert Worsen, Passed under Regulation 11 (5)- Jean Kneeshaw, The Robert Park Memorial Medals awarded annually to the pupil in each of the two Goderich Public •Schools securing the highest standing -Kiuring the year and on the final examina- tians.were won in the case of Central School .by James Mood, and by Don: ail ;Sheardown'in the ease of Victor - is. School. Bayfield Centre Fiist Class honours -June 'Bran- don, Br'an don, Kenneth Brannon, Alfred But- ler, Clara Clark, Joyce Gardiner, Ir- ene Leitch, ,Robert MacLeod, Pauline Maxwell, Mary Jean i\foorhouse, Grant .Stirling, .Elizabeth IStilrling, Helen Wielsh, William. W;estlake,' Iso. bel Woods.. !Second Class Honours --Gladys Clark, Eva Switzer; ,Frank Thomp- son. Pass-l3lirabeth Gisister, Kathleele Middleton, Jesine Reid, Nary .Snow- den, Dungannon Centre 'First 'Glass Honours --,Elmira A: - ton, ,Feene Alton, Margaret Blake, Phyllis Blake, '[tomer Duvnin, Fred Engelbreeht, Mary Horton, Wile - Mina, Lerman, Sean Long, Richard Park, Lillian Sproul, Anetta Stew-. art, Second' Class Honours - Bertram Curran, Isabel 'Garvin, Doris Swan, Howard Thompson.` Pwirh =,Audrey ` Congr..am, "Vie 'et Culbert, Gordon Finnigan, Earl Led- dy, Berl Moss, Elsie Nivins, Haro1G. Paterson, Edwin Thompson, Kiittail (Centre First Class Honours -Marion 'Cow- an, Marjorie MacDonald. second Class I-Ionours-Marjere, Bissett, Eldon Bradley, Charlotte Dalton, Donald .Frayne, John Mac- Kenzie, Jean .Sandy. Pass - Edna Barkwell, John Dal- ton, William Drennan, Edward Gil- more, Gordon MacGregor, Andrew MacLennan, Helena Martin, Eliza. beth Martin, Peter Moerbeek, Rita Wallace. St .:Helen's Centre .• Fust •Class Honours -Beta Hunter, Grace W eatherhead. !Second Class Honours -'Perry Dur- nin, William Humphaoy, Howard Martin, Iona Swan, Norman Wel- wood. Pass -William Drennan-, .Harold Irwin, Ivan. Magoffin, Muriel Purdon. • EXETERISTRICT Eketer Centre 'First 'Class honours -;Jean Apple- ton, Grace Beckler, Gerald England, Murray •Gordon, Richard Gordon, Jack Kestle, Gordon Kleinfeldt, Len- ore Lawson, Frederick Luxton, MiI- ford Prouty, Patsy Russell, Labelle Sims, Robert .Southcott, Jean Thomp- son, Ethel W"sghorn, Mary Waghorn, Edward Wright, Shirley Young, 'Second Class Rennie -O. Lose raino Arrnstrolrg, Margaret Clark, Clifford Hicks, Billy Jones„ John Keys, Evelyn Lawson, Wye!' Mc- Donald, Helen Morgan, Richard Stanbury, Reginald Wuerth, Pass -Eileen Andrew, Jean Bars - taw, Verdi Bieber, Andrew Bierling, Irene Brooks, olive Caldwell, Har. old Edwards, Jack Frayne, Stanley Frayne, Leonard Harvey, Frank Rieke, Stanley Hicks, Thelma Hoe - key, Orpha Hodgins, Hazel Jones, Irene Kydd, Gerald Lawson, Elmee MacDonald, Freda Moore, Murray Moore, Burma Morlock, Audrey Powe Jack Smith, Carl Stire, Alden Walk - Passed under the provisions of Regulation 11 (5) of the High School Entrance Regulations . Douglas Gould, David Kestle. Hensel Centre First Class Honours Jack Bell, Dorothy Dougall, Sybil Keyes, Dor- othy Munn. !Second Class Honours - Mary Clado, Goldie Cross, Pearl Harpole, Gorden Keyes, ..Stewart McLean, E:- va McQueen, Alice Pfaff. Pass -Keith Buchanan, William Burdge, Helen Dick Mary Farquhar, Irma Ferguson, Barbara Graham, William. Graham, Elgin Johnston, 'Cathleen Jones, Margaret McEwen, Doreen Pepper, Douglas Sangster, Barbara Shepherd, Hubert Taylor. Passed under the provisions ' of Regulation 11. (5) of the High School Entrance Regulations -Benson Dick, Nellie Pee. Dashwood Centre First Glass Honours -Charles' At- chison, Harry Hayter, Lorne Klein- ,taver, Ruth Lave, Donald Reste- meyee, Ida Sweitzer, Rolbert 'Turn- bull. Second Class Honours -Ada GM - set, Freda Lovie, Harold lilaier, Bun - ice Oostreicher, Pass -Eva Baker, Roy Benham. Erwin Bestard, Everett Desjardine, Rita Dietrich, Lois Geiser, Mabe: .Rarltc.n, Ruby Hicks, Ruth IIop- crcft, Dorothy 'Craft, Emerson Leyte, Earl Pickering, Jerome Regier, Joyce Toss, Mona Stebbins, Kenneth Web- er, Nora Willett. Winchelsea Centre • First •Glass Honours--r'Cla.r'ehce Ford, Wilbur Greenlees, Clayton Hardman, Gladys Skinner. 'Second Class honours -Ivan John- ston, Vera Pollen, Ferns Rodd, Pass' -Marilyn Campbell, Wilbert Coward, Ina Ford, David Hodgson. Wilfred Hunkin, Philip Johns, Made. lene Rodd, Ross Skinner. Zurich Centro First Class Honours --Charles Hay, Frederick Hess, Kathleen Kocheme, Florence Mittelholtz, Edith Uttley, Pass -Ella ' Desjardine, Doreen Ducharme, Margaret Ducharme, Aridrey Foster, Austin Hartman, Doris Jeffrey, 'Shirley ICrseger, Delores Mittelholtz, Elsie Schilbe. The Hay Township .Scholarships awarded annually to the pupils from. the Township of Hay securing the highest .narks` on the Entrance Ex- amination were won es follows: (1) Frederick Hess; (2) Edith Uttley; (3) Kathleen Kochems. Apppea1e.-.tA,'ppeals against there- sults of the ;11igh School Entrance Examination must be (forwarded to the Public School inspector, Mr, .t,•. 0. Beacom, Goderich, and must be accompanied by the appeal fee of 52,00 which is returned in case the appeal is allowed. STANLEY Miss Zetta Jackson of Philadelphia is spending the summer holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jaynes Jackson. Mr. and Ntrs, James W'arr'en and Miss Aileen of Earl Grey, 'Sask., motored down"ta'visit the lady's par- ents; 'Mir. and, Mrs. James Jackson. They *ere' 'ac sdSupanied by ' their nephew, Master Bill Jackson of Win- nipeg. The July meeting of the Stanley Community Club wee held at the home of Mrs. Main Stewart with nineteen anemhers present and sev- eral visitor's. The new president, Mrs. Wun. McEwan, presided. After a short business .meeting Miss Mary E. Stewart and Miss Ann Stewart sang solos which were enjoyed by all those present. 'Mai. Fenwick Stew- art also gave a reading in a very pleasing manner. The August meeting is to be held at the home of Mrs. Fenwiek .Stec•• art, the roll call to be answered with "Hints for Canning." Dr. Peter McEwen of Detroit spent the week -end at the home 'of his brother, Mr. John M'eEwen, BayfieIc Road. A. Baird reunion picnic w'as held at the beautiful park at Belle Isle, Detroit, on Saturday, July 6th. Mrs. Win. Baird of Detroit, held the place of honor being '81'' years old. Fif ty-thee guests were present (and had an enjoyable day. Those who attended from here were: Mr. and Mrs. James Bowey of Exeter; Mr. and Mrs: Selden (Ross of Goderich; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur McQueen 'ane Margaret; Mrs; Jas. Thomson, and sou, Albx.,l Mrs. Janet Ross, Miss Tena Baird, Mr. Geos T. Baird, Mr. Stewart Baird, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Taylor and Mr: Hugh Gilmour of Brucefield. The neighbors •and friends of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. C. Glen were royally entertained on Tuesday evening when' the latter staged a most suc- cessful hard -time barn dance in their big airy barn. The costumes were judged by Mrs. Bert Aikenhead of Calgary, Mr's. Will Stewart of Clin- ton and Mr. It, Y. McLaren of Hen - sell and prizes went to Miss Ann Stewart and Mr. Fen. Stewart. A bent midnight = bountiful, lunch was served and dancing and cards con- tinued until the small hours of the morning. Some of the outside guests • were Dr. and Mrs, Bert Alkenhead, Calgary; Mr. and 'Mrs.. Mac Aikenhead, London; Mr. ants Mrs. Frank Saunders and Gail, of Goderich; Mr. and Mrs. Will Stew- art; Mrs. Mary and Miss Mary Stew- art and liIiss Nora Fremlin. Clin- ton;.Mr. and Mrs. R. Y. McLaren and Miss Margaret. Hensall; Mr. and Mrs. Jelin Cumming and Ern- est. Blyth and Miss Eileen Warren of Winnipeg. Dr. J. E. and Miss Ethel Hogg were guests of friends in the vicin- ity yesterday. Miss Mary E. Stewart is home from New Liskeard for the summer holidays, Miss Alice Glen is holidaying ae Bogies Beach with her cousin. Mist, Gail Saunders, Report of Promotion Exams. S, S. No. 4, N. Stanley: Jr. 4th to Sr. 4th -Gordon West- lake, 82; Billy Armstrong, 76; Mel- vin Greer, 67; Ethel Watson, absent from exams. Sr, 3rd to Jr. 4th: Ilene Greer, 67; Madge Ilousto:n, 55. Jr. 355 to Sie, 3rd: Andrew Rau, 58, 2nd to Tr. 3rd: Dewar Talbot, 78; Anthony Rau, 56. lst to enol: Lorraine Talbot, 78; Jean Greer, 71. 1•st: Jean Rau. Pr.: Theresa Rau, -Frances Mossop, teacher (Delayed in the mails -Intended for . last week) 11Ir. and Mr's. F. 11. Snowden and fantll' attended the Penhalb-(Snow- den-'Vrirestlake Reunion at St. Tho- mas. Mrs. Alfred Wlestlake and Mr. Gladwin 'Westlake ;spent the week- end at St.. Thomas and attended their family reunion. • ST. HELENS Mrs. Wm, Cameron of Mitchell and Mr. Callum Cameron.of Detroit were recent visitors with Mee ,and Mrs, John Cameron. Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Ibbotson and his sons of. Flint, Mich., visited the lattei,''s sister, Mrs John Swan, Miss Iona Swan returned with then for a vacation. Mr. and Mts. McArthur and Mr, and Mrs. Kipple of Sarnia visited re- cently at the home of Mr. Jas. Ram - age. The induction of Rev. 13. M. Wright, formerly of Sombre,' into the charges of St. Helens and White- church tools place Thursday evening Rev. W. P. Lane of Goderich and Rev. Mr; Pomeroy of Nile had charge. Mr. Cecil Webster and Mrs. Annie M'eNaugitak. of London called on Mr. Robinson Woods and Mrs, R. S. Woods recently, Mr. Gregor Stuart of 'Chicago vis- ited his mother, who is seriously ill at present Miss Jean „Thorns is 'spending her holidays in Detroit with her aunt, Mrs. Elliott Miller. Mr's. John Webster• is visiting friends in Guelph at present. Her daughter, Mrs, Ed. Smith, and chit- dren aro staying there with Mo. Webster. Mi. Neilly Todd eves taken to Wing- ham in -ham Hospiltall on .Monday and was operated on foe, appendicitis. The last Word was he was doing cicely. ,A very pleasant afternoon was spent at the home of Mr. Robinson Woods when a' goodly number of the THURS., JULY 11, ` 1985 HAYFIELD (-Huron's Popular :Summer Resort Mr. and Mrs. A. Furter and Mas- ter Billy of North 'Bay are visiting Mrs. F'oster's mother, Mrs.. W. d. Stinson. 1VIrs. R. J,'Watson. of Fairlight, Sask., arrived on .Sunday to •spend several weeks with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. F. 'A. Edwards. Rev. Father K. MacDonald of Win- nipeg innipeg is the guest of his aunt, Miss R. Kennedy. 'Mr. Maurice King of Stratford was also. the guest of his aunt -over the week end. Miss Jane Moore of Traverse City, Mich., is visiting her aunts, the Mis- ses Morley. Miss Jean M. Woods returned home on Wednesday of last week after having visited in Toronto and 'Big win Inn, Muskoka. The 'Bayfield Golf Club was offi- cially opened last week. Owing to a breakdown in 'the mowers the course, was not fit for play before, bat new mowers have been purchased and the members hope for a good year, At the annual .meeting, evhieh was held two weeks ago, the followisg officers were elected: President J. W. Jew- ett; Secretary -Treasurer, Miss Anna Woods; Men's ,captain, Bob Will; Ladies captain, Mrs. L. M. Day; Di- rectors, W. R. Jowett, S. R. McCon- key, Chas. R. Will and Miss C. P. Rankin; Ladies Convenor,, Mrs. A. Supnick; Assistant Greenskeeper, Jim Stevenson. On Tuesday, Mrs. 3. W. Jowett was hostess at a putting contest for the ladies, which was won. by Miss C P. Rankin. Miss Lottie Kerr of Saginaw, Mich. is visiting at the home of Mrs, John. Davison. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Davis- on of Detroit were also here over the week -end. Mr. and litre'. Alex. Aitken and lit- tle Jane Ann, accompanied by Mrs. Proctor of Toronto spent Wednes- day and Thursday of last week at the Albion Hotel. Mrs. R. A. Chaff and little daugh- ter of Strathr'oy are visiting her sister, Mrs. 11. N. McConkey of Mon- treal at her cottage in the village. Mrs. S. Jennings' of Landon spent last week with her daughter, .Mrs. Churchward at their cot'tage. Mrs. E. A, Featherston went to London on Friday of last week where she is visiting her sister, Mrs. L. 13, Smith. Mr's. E. Geddes and daughter. Itrary, of Seaforth are visiting her sister, Mrs. M. Ferguson. Miss McPherson returned to her neighbors and. young friends of bliss Vera Todd, bride-to-be, met and presented her with a dinner sec of dishes, After the presentation a very dainty lunch was served. Mrs. Wallace Miller read the following address in rhyme: "Oh Vera dear. and we did hear, . The news that's going around, How very soon. yes. very soon, You're going to leave our town. Your teaching days are over And we know you'll be in clover. And we hope your happiness will be complete. Donald Joseph McIntosh is his name Joe for short is what they -claim. And he must be fine and true Else he would not be for you. Your horns will 'be in Vineland And may peaches load the trees, And tomatoes and the cauliflower, Grow and flourish in the breeze. So we have gathered here today With wishes by the score Among' them health and happiness, What could we wish you snorer And now we'll end this little rhyme We know you think it long past time, There's just one thing more to say. Will you please accept these dishes Each one's heaped with our best wishes ' And we hope that you will use them For many years to conte. And would your keep Joe smiling There are two things well worth minding, Don't burn the roast, but have his dinner ready on time," Summer. Camps Going On; Summer School To Open The second camp for bays under the direction of the United Church of this district is in progress this week at Tlse 'Snimner ,School Grounds, three .idles from . Goderieh. Last Week the Junior'. 'Boys' Explorers' damp was held. This Week the Senior Boys are encamped as Trail': Ranger's and Tuxis under the leadership of Rev. J. H. Anderson of Wingham; Rev, C. A. Malcolm of Kgmondville,. and Rev.,. W. Moore, Grand Bend. The Goderich Summer Scowl of I. alio 'United Church will , open next Week at Dunlop; the girl's' cansp will open' A•uguat 511.`` home in Norval on Monday after having -spent a week with Mrs. Mary Fraser. Miss G. Morrison of Winnipeg is the guest of Mrs. J. A. Ferguson. Miss Morrison is a former Bayfield girl, her father having at 'one time owned the -business conducted by F. A. Edwards, and has been renewing old acquaintances in the village. Ma'. and Ma's. Robert Sleotchmer, accompanied by Miss I Kirk -of Clan- worth, left on Tuesday morning on a motor trip through the North-West- ern States and Alberta. They will visit the former's daughter, Mr's. Weeks at Mosside. The fourth anniversary of the building of Knox Presbyterian Church will be observed on Sunday, • July. 14th when Rev. H. 0. Fleet, B.A., of Seaforth will be the special preacher at the services at 11 ani. and 7.30 pm. There will be 'speeial music by the Seaforth Choir. Master Milton Pearson is visiting in Landon for a week with Mr. and Mrs. Chas.' 'Sherritt. Miss Evelyn Sherrill of London is the guest of Mrs. John Pearson. Rev.. and Mrs. Wl G. Bugler and Master Bernard go to Walkervilie on Thursday where Mr. Bugler will have charge of the Parish of SL George's Church, 'while Rev. Davies and fam- ily will come to the Rectory and have charge of the Parish of St. John's, Varna, St. James, Middleton, and Trinity Church, Bayfield, for the next month. Mr. W. J. Bugler went to London . on Thursday of last Week where he will make his home with his daugh- ter. Misses C. P. and J. B. Rankin have purchased fifty feet of land directly back of their cottage front Lewis Thomson, and are having a garage erected. Miss Dell O'Neil of Toronto and her sister, Mrs. Ross and daughter of California, Mrs. T. Allen ani family of Toronto, Miss Jackson and Mrs. Barker of Toronto and Mr, ani Mrs. Chown and family of Waterloo are amongst those occupying cottages in Jawett's Grove. 14Ir. and Mrs. Teal and family of Landon are occupying Chapncan'•s cot-. tage. Amongst those who are at their cottages are Mrs. T. W. Oates arm two sons of Hamilton, with Laidlaw and family as her guests; Mr. and Mrs. J..Iiaspilton and Mar- garet Granger, Mrs. Tanner and daughter, Josephine of London; Mr. and MTS. R, T. Orr and family, of Stra tfard. Mrs. L,, Cook has returned to her home in Ilanriton after having visit- ed her mother, Mrs. L. M. Day,, Mrs. A. Ford and Miss A. Foster of Clinton are the guests of Miss J. Reid. Miss Doris Morrison of London is the guest of Miss Dorothy Ann Bish- op at "Tire Cedars." Miss Elizabeth Dempsey of Strat- ford was' the guest of Miss Peggy Orr over the week -end. Asses M'argelreJt and Rowena Fallon of London visited Miss Kath- erine Bishop over the week -end. Mn and Airs, E. A. Sander, Mr. and Mrs, Wilbur Erwin of Kitchener were the guests of Ms. and Mrs. F. A. Edwards on Sunday. ,Miss Isabel Kirk has resigned the principalship of Bayfield 'Public School to accept a class in the Exe- ter Public School. Ernie Fulton of Biggar, Sask., ar- rived on July 2 to 'be with his mother who is visiting her sister, Mirs. Per cy Weston. Dr, Stogdill of Toronto is spend- ing this week with his wife and lit- tie daughter at the McMillan cot- tage. '"For Your Convenicnce' ARROW RJS SCHEDULE Effective May 5, 1935 - LEAVE EAST BOUND 8.00 a.m, ' 5.30 ` pm. WEST BOUND 1.15 p.m. '7.50 p.m. (Standard Time) LEAVE NORTH POUND 2,45 SOUTH BO. UN p.m. D 11,05 ago. 5.30 p.m. Itiner'ies planned to all points in Canada, United States, Mexico GONSTJLT LOCAL' AGENT Hotel Rattenbur Phone 50. CENTRAL ONTARIO BITS LINES TORONTO 24-18;