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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1932-07-07, Page 8'PAGE EIGHT. THE SEAFORTH NEWS. THURSDAY, JULY 7th, 1932. HENSALL. Miss Irene Pape of Toronto spent the holiday visiting her mother, Mrs. M. Pope. ,. Mr. Ray L'arirner was fns London !On Saturday last, Mr. and Mrs, Alfred Huinkiu and fiannily of Fainquhar visited at the home of Mr, W, L. McLaren an Sun- day. Mr. Win. Reynoldsof Tilslonburg spent the h'olid'ay with his sisters, Miss F. Reynolds and Mrs,'Rab!iason. iltr. Wim, Simpson,' accompanied b•y his mother and sister, of De'troit, spent the week end with relatives and friends in town. Mr. Ed. McQueen and daughter Dorothy were in London Sunday vis- iting with Miss Elva McQueen who is in Victonia hospital, .Miss Elva McQueen who has been seriously ill for the past two ,weeks was taken to Victoria Hlaslpital, Lon- don, on Thursdey•last where she was operated on for mastoids. At time ;o'f writing she is doting as well as 'cant he expected. Elva's many friends here wish her a speedy recovery. Her mo- ther, who acednepanied her to Lan- don, is spending a few days with her. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. ,McDougall epent Saturday in London. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Hloggant and sons attended the wedding of Mrs. Haggart's daughter, Miss Verna Rus- sell to Mr, • Clayton Col'qulhoun Of 'Hlfbbert. The event toak plrsce at .the home; of Mr. and Mns.. Ernest. Dow of Hibbert on Thursday afternoon,.. June 30Ith, The young couple will reside in Holbert. " e' • Mr. Eiarry Hannon of Mitchell spent the week end at his home here, IMr, Ferris Can'teion has resigned his positiSn as pri'n'cipal of the Hen - sail' continuation sch'o'ol and has ac- cepted a similar position at Strom-. berg, north of Tonmrto. The other teachers, Miss Irene Douglas of the continuation school, Mr. Blowes, bliss Ellis and Miss Consitt of the public school, all have been re-en- gaged for another year. Mrs. Samuel Stacey and son, Mr. Jahn Stacey of Detroit are sp•en•ding a few days visiting with relatives and friends in town. Mr. and Mrs. John Zeufle visited with friends at Grand Bend over the holiday. dfiss Beryl Pfaff has been re-en- gaged to teach at school No, 6, Hay. Mrs. K. Maynard 'left on Monday for the West. She intends to reside there with her family and her many friends here were sorry to see her leave. (Miss Etta Bell of London spent the week end at her homte here. }Miss Mary Stewart, B.A., of Sea - forth, visited last week with friends in town, Miss Evelyn Hankin of Farquhar is visiting for a few day's at the Nome of Mr. and Mrs. 'Glean Bell. Mrs, McArthur af. London is visit- ing at the home of Mt-. and Mrs, Har- ry Arnold. !Mr, and Mrs. Jas. Banthron at- tended the Yuugblut reunion at List- owel on istowel:on Friday. Miss Helen' Mc/Naughton of Hib- benit is visiting at the home of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. D. Mc- Naug'hton. Quite a number fnom here attended the Gould reunion near Mitchell on Friday. Miss Finnigan of Egmondville has been engaged to teach at. Bell's school, a mile and a quarter east of Hensall. Miss Marie Bell of London spent the wee]s end at her home here, Miss Jennie Taylor has rented Ms-..Steacy''s house o'n South Rich- mond street and moved in on Satur- daMr. and Mrs, Robert Higgins and Mr, and Mrs. 0. Beavers of Exeter spent the holiday with :Mr, and Mrs. A. J. ISweitzer at the 'Beach 1O^Pines. Mr. 'Harold 'Shepherd of London, is spending the holidays with his fa- ther, Mr. 'John Shepherd. A meeting of the executive of the 'South Huron 'Conservative Associa- tion was 'held here in the 'town hall on 'Tuesday evening. Decoration services et the Hensel! Union 'Cemetery and at McTaggart's cemetery were held, en ;Sunday after- noon in charge of the 'Oddfeilows. Quite a large crowd was present. At the Hensel] cemetery the Rev. Mr. Young, pastor of Cartmel Presby- terian 'Church, opened the service's and gave a splendid address. The .graves of the departed 'Oddfellow:s were then decorated, After the eer- emony was over short addresses were given by !Bros, Sutherland, Moore an,d .Doig, The 'Odd'fellows then went to AftTaggart's cemetery where a similar 'service Was held. 'T'he 'Hensall Cemetery is in very nice condition and great credit is due Mr. Harry Smith the caretaker. !The recent heavy rain's have stopp- ed 'haying in this 'vicinity but there is splendid growth of the root 'crops. Miss 'Thelma Hudson of London spent the week end at her home. .;Wedding hells are ringing in .this vicinity. ''H'olid'ay visitors at the home of Mr. and 'Mrs, J, W. ,Ortwein were Mr. and Mrs, Alonzo 'Ortwein of Detroit, Mr. and Mrs. Brindoot of !Kitchener, Miss Lin Ortwein .of .Toronto, Mr. Milton Ortwein and son Lloyd of London, 'The Sunday School of- the United 'Church intend 'holding a picnic at Springbanfc on 'Wednesday, July 41. The ,committees . are using every .ef- fort eo make this picnic a success. iSerreees at the United Church were well attended on Sunday. The Rev. Arthur 'Sinclair had charge. At the morning services Sacrament of the Lord's Supper was etserved and a very pleasing duet was rendered by Mrs. iHec den and Mr. W. O. Good- win. In the evening a quart'e'tite was given by Mrs. 'Billie, Mrs. ,Drysdale, W, O. Goodwin •and Dr. Smillie. Alt the''Oa'ranel Pres'byteri'an Church Rev; `Mr.:'Young ,delivered very fine addresses, Mr, ' toun;g •avan.g preach- ed his 'first ` sermon .as ,pastor of the Presbyterian Clhurofi on Sunday, Sipeotal music was rendered by the choir. 'Miss IUorees tFasgvth'ar has return- ed 'Nome after a pleasant visit with fnien;ds in 'Muskoka, " Mr. and Mrs,`Slouthen and little son o'f .London visited over the holiday with Mrs. 'S.ou'6hen's .mother, Mrs. Mary. ,Pope.. A ball game played on our Ideal diamond an Monday evening' 'between Wirugham and 1tensall resulted in a score 7-16 in favor of H+ensall. Mi'ss Flo Cudfnore'of Toronto vis- ited her Mother .over the holiday, 'The council are this week '.oiling a part of South ]Richmond street. A peti'tion was semi 'in to thecouncil by the ratepayers -,oifthat street, asking to. have it oiled. 'The cost is charged hack to the ratepayers of the street. The council' have the gravelling of the streets finished and they are now in splendid condition. Mr. Thos. Higgins of 'Toronto was a holiday visitor with 'friends in to'w'n, Mr. Richard Blatchford is making quite a few improvements on his pro- perty on ]South Richmond street. Mrs. l'Li'Pi'ar of ,Kitchener is holid- aying at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Conrad ISiemam; The many friends of Mn,s. R. (Cud - more :will he sorry to hear %she is not enjoying the best of health, ' Council Meeting. -}Regular meeting of village council ,held on {Mond'ay ev- ening at 8.p.nm. All •members of •coun- efl were presen't,.!Manutes o'f previous two council meetings read. Petty and Spen'ce'r that the minutes he 'adopted as read. 'Carried. Minutes of ',Court of Revision on the Asse'ss'ment Roll read. Petty and Jones that the min- utes of the Court of Revision be adop- ted as read, Carried. Geiger reported re the grass cutting on sides of road as being completed. Petty reported re' thegravelling of the 'streets as being. completed. Clerk , Paterson reported having seemed: the oal:,for the peti- tioners on Richmond : street south at a very low rate. Communication's read and filed, Bills 'and accounts read as foilo,ws: A. Clark, laibdr :on streets, $10; W. J !Harvey, /gravel ,for streets, $1173 D0; L. Macpherson, copy of deeds, $905; F. W. Hess, printing, $8.45; Municipal World sitpples, $6.011. 3. Pas'stnare, hydro, n:.60. To- tal, $216.01. .Petty and Jones, that ac- counts as read 'be paid. ;Carried, Under the headdinIg •of unfinished business the Milk By-law was di's'cuss- ed to considerable length and it was considered advisable to 'get the opin- ion of neigh'b'oring village as regards sante. Midkle and Petty that .the Clerk get information from the Dept. of Public Health as regards tubercu- lin Tested 'Milk Bylaws in villages of our size. Carried. Jones and Spencer eha.4 we .now ad- journ. -Carried,-'James ,A. Paterso;a, Clerk, DUBLIN The •folloaving :is the report of the Lower School 'Classes of the Dublin Continuation School. Class I — 75% and over. Class IiI-67.74%. Claes IIfI •60-66%. 50 -59%a -Credit. Students who wrote :finals will be " ,notified when when the departmental results are issued. 'Form'} II— :English Literature—Class I: Fran- cis Delaney, Margaret O'Connell, Do- rothy Stacey. Class III: Ellwyn Mor-, ris, Rita Stapieton, Matilda Dorres- teyn Class i'II: Arthur Looby, Bertha Britton, Credit: Cecelia Feeney, Ag- nes O'Connor. 'English Cam9osftion — Class I: Francis Delaney. Class IIIA: Marg- aret O'Connell, Rita Stapleton, Ell- wyn Morris. Credit: Matilda. Dorres- teyn, Dorothy Stacey, Arthur :Looby, Bertha Britton. 'Englislh Grammar—Clam's. I: Fran- cis Delaney, Ellwyn Morris, Rita Stapleton. Class III: Agnes O'Con- nor. Class DIQ: Matilda Dorresheyn. Credit; Clare Gormley, Bertha Brit- ton, Dorothy Stacey. Algebra—Class I: Ellwyn Morris; Agnes O'Connor, Rita Stapleton, Francis Delaney, Class I7: Clare Gormley. Class IIT: Matilda 'Dorres- teyn, Bertha Britton. 'Credit: Doro- thy Stacey. 'Geometry —'Class I: Francis Del- aney. Class III: Rita Stapleton, • Mar- garet 'OlConnell. Credit: Cecelia Feeney, Ellwyn Morris, Matilda Dor- resteyn, -Arithmeti'c—Class I: Ellwyn Mor- ris, Francis Delaney. Class h1: Bertha Britton, Monica Roache. Credit: Ar- thur' Looby. Latin — Class 1: Francis Delaney, Irene Donnelly. Class II: Ellwyn Morris, Rita Stapleton, Class III: Agnes O'Connor, Clare Gormley. Credit: Irene O'Rourke. 'French: Class 1: Francis Delaney, Agnes O'Connor, Class II: Ellwyn Morris, Rita Stapleton. Credit: Ber- tha Britton. Zoology -Class I: Francis Delan- ey, Matilda Dorreateyn. Class II: Agnes O'Connor, - Ellwyn Morris, Margaret OlCannell, Class I'I!I: Rita Stapleton, Dorothy Stacey, Arthur Loohy, Credit: Bertha Britton,. Cecelia Feeney. Physiography -(Class :I: 'Francis De- laney. Class 'DI: Agnes O'Connor, Ell- wyn Morris, Margaret O'Connell, Bertha Britton, Arthur Looby. Class III: Matilda-Dorresteyn. Credit: Do- rothy Stacey, Rita Stapleton, Cecelia Feeney. Form I— IEnglish Literature—Class 1: Doro- thy Donnelly, Mary Walsh, John Krauskopf, Mary 'Eckert. Class IT: Marjory Byers, D'oro'thy Riley, Midh- ael 'Walsh. Class 'DSII: Marie Feeney, Charlie 'Bents. Credit: Lloyd Mc- Carthy, Norman O'Connor, 'Margaret Atkinson, Clarence O''Reilly, 'English 'Co'mposition 'Class II:' -Mary Eckert. Class I;21: Dorothy Donnelly, Dorothy Riley, Charlie Beim Cre'd'it: Ivfary Wals'h,' John Krauskopf, Margaret Atkinson, Mi- chael Walsh, Marjorie Byers, Marie Feeney, ,Lloyd McCarthy, Norman O'Connor, Clarence O'Reilly. 'Englis'h Grammar—)Class 1: Mary Eckert, Dorothy Riley, Dorothy Donnelly, Mary Walsh. Class 11I: Marie Feeney, Charlie Benn. Class, IIII: John 'Krauskopf, Margaret At- kinson. Credit: Norman O1Contior: ,Britisbh History'- 'C'l'ass I: Charlie Beim. Class Id: John Kratiskopf, Mary Eckert, Dorothy Riley. ' Class IIIA: Doeathy Donnelly, Marjorie By- ers, Lloyd McCarthy. Credit: Mich- ael, Walsh, Mary Walsh, Geograplhy: — 'Class I: Michael Walsh, Jlahn. Kraeskop'f, Mary Walsh, ,Mary Eckart, Class LI: Dor- othy Donnelly, Dorothy `Riley, Lloyd Mcldaethy, Mary Feeney, Margaret Atkinson. Class Illy: Norman O Connor, Marjorie :Byers. :Beseany — Class I: Mary Eckert, Dorothy Riley, Joiui Kaauslcopf, Class bT: Dorothy- Donnelly, Michael Walsh,, 'Class 1111: Marjorie Byers, Mary Walsh. Credit, 'Ch'arlie ;Bene, Norman O'Connor, Margaret Atkin- son, Clarence (MReilly. 1La'tin--,Class I; Mary Ecfcant, John Krauskopf, Dorothy Donnelly. Class IS Mary ,Wals'h. 'Class VIII: Marg- aret Aticimson, Lloyd AfeCier,thl . Cre- dit. Charlie Benn, ,Norman'' O'Con, not,Marjorie Byers, Michael Walsh, 'Fren'c'h-!Clas's.I: Jelin Krauskopf, Mary Eckart, Dorothy Donnelly. Class 10: 'Dorothy Riley, Class III: Marjorie Byers, Margaret 'Atkinson, Mary Walsh, 'Norman O'Connor. Credit: Marie Feeney, Charlie Bonn, 'Lloyd McCarthy, Clarence O'Reilly; Michael Walsh. , Mr. and Mrs. Matt McCarthy of Detroit are visiting at his home here, 'Miss Isabel Jordan has returned from: Chatham to spend the holidays with her parents, Mr, add Mrs. games Jordan. Mr, and Mrs. Patrick Rawleigh were in Toronto attending the fun- eral of his sister, 'Mrs: John O'- Keefe. Many •from Dublin 'attended' the• funeral. of Mrs. Stagg of .Cro.'merty on Saturday. Mr..and Mrs. Jos. Hickeie spent Sunday •ni'gh't: with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mere of Seaforth, 'Report of. Joule examinations of St. Patrick's School, Dublin. "R" after natne means reco'nsMend'ed.. To $r. 11V.-1Hlonrouns: Junes, Del- aney, Mary Cenimb. Passed: Kath- leen ]Cummings, ,Albert Donnelly, Joseph Donnelly, and the following who made 80% in Sr. IIIII: ]Fergus' Stapleton, Jack Jprdan, Teresa Krauslcopf. • Sr. TIS to Jr. I IV —'Honours: Jack Flanagan, Charles Krauskopf. Pass- ed: James'ICnrrtin, Camilla Donnelly 0R), Jloe Dorsey (IR), Fergus Cutn- nnings, gr. IIII2, Ito Sr. iU—(Honours: Har- ry Cu'm!mings, Michael Feeney,' Pass- ed:' Lucille IMelGrath,Louis Leahy, Mary Evans, Loretta Feeney, Mary J'orda'n,- Rose Feeney (R); John Mal only (IR), Dalton 'Burns I(R). Second to Third-lHon'ours: Louise Flanagan, Helen O'Reilly, Margaret Tyers. Passed: Josep'h 'Benn, James Jordan, Kathleen Stapleton, Marg- aret Cutncomings, Veronica . O'Connor, William Maloney, Aileen !Jordan. First to Second —Honours: Rose K'linikham'msr, Joseph Kl'in'leh'ammer, Mary Woods, :Diary Dorsey, Passed:. Rita Dorre;steyn, Ryan Jordan, Louis Donnelly. Primary to Pirst—(Billy Benn, Jos- eph D'orres'teyn, Francis Evans, Hel- en Flanagan, Catherine Jordan, Mar- garet Krauskopf, Mary Stapleton, Ka- tharine Tyers. Bernice Donnelly, Ag- nes Feeney, Edith Tyers. Mr. and Mrs. James Shea and fam- ily of Windsor visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J'dhn Flanagan. Mr, and Mrs. Pat Matthews, Mr,' and Mrs. Rattaring and family of•De- trait, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Mike Nagle. Mr. and Mrs. Sadler and two dau- ghters of Buffalo and Miss Grace are spending a week's holidays ' at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Darling. (Sorry to report that Mr. Wm. Forbes is not improving after his ser- ious operation three weeks ago in the Seaforth hospital. Miss Hannah Tully is visiting her many friends in Toronto, Mr. and .Mrs. Gid Litt of Godericb called on friends in town 'on Tuesday;, Mr. Michael Darling is visiting with fr ends .in Buffalo. Mr. Ed'w'ard Molyneaux, Barberton, Ohio, is vis•i'ting his mother for a few weeks. Dr. Louis Dill, Baltimore, is visit- ing his parents, Mr. and Mrs, P. Dill. Mr. and Mrs, Mat McCarthy, De- troit, visited at his home north of the village, Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Kenny of De- troit, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kenny of To- ronto, visited at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Kenny. Mrs. Nevin and Miss Mane, Toron- to, visited at the ,home of Mr. and Mrs. Wan, Curtin. Mr. avid Mrs. Lyal Jordan of Tor- onto visited at their home here. Miss Rose ,lfdConitell of Toronto is a visitor at her home. BAYFIELD. Mr. and Mrs, W. V. Hall and Mrs. L. Hornby, Mr. and Mrs. A. Hartley, all of Toronto, were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Win. E. Hall. July lst passed off rather quietly here there being no special Dominion Day doings. Quite a large number' were at the lake and the, picnic grounds. In the eveni•n'g there was an imterestin'g . league softba'll gan'ie on the square between Seaforth and Bay- field. The local team won by the score 6.11E Mrs. Moser and family, Misses Mona and Winifred and, Master Rob- ert Moser of Waterloo are in one of Mrs. Heard's cottage's for the season. The cottages are being quickly filled now that school holidays have begun. What premises to be a big day in Bayfield is the vetelians' picnic to be held on the square on Wednesd'ay, July 20th. If weather is 'fine there is sure to be a large. crowd There will be lots of .sports and game's and a ge- nerally good time. 'Anniversary services are to be held on Sunday, July 10th in Kriox Presby- terian Church when Rev. Gi'bs'on, of Mitchell is to be the preacher. Mr. A. R. Gibson, B.A., BMD., is highly spok,. en of as an excel'lent speaker. The Sitratford'c'h'oir is to provide the mus- ic and le'ad the singing, The special singers are Mrs. J. D. Kerr, Miss Laura Peter, Mr. Ernest Swass'on'and Mr, Frank Mc1'unes. Service's at til a.m. and 7.30 p,en.. ;On Wednesday, July 13th a large number of golf enithueli'asts are ex- pected here to take part le the invita- tion tournmeitt to be held' on the Biaylfield golf links, A tea and sale of homemade ba'kin is to be held on the rectory l'a'wn this Friday,, July ath, from , 4 'to 6 d'cock Miss Alma McKay f Toronto was home for the week end. Munro Fisher of Watterloo mho` was visiting his aunt, Mrs, F. A. Ed- wards, returned home `Sunday. STANLEY.: \ii-, and Mrs. Wilbur Thompson of Chicago spent the week end with their ' cousin, Mr, 'Nelson. Keys and: family. Rev, Wnt. 0. Robinson left on Mon'd'ay for Pilot Iv[otted, Mane to commence his duties as pastor of: the United Church in that place. ' ,Li'ttl'e Myrtle McKii tley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Elgin McKinley, ,uir- detiwetl't; an opera'ti'onin. St. J'oseph''s Hos'pital, Lond'oeiu last week. She is progressing favourably. Mr. Art P. Keys and 'family visited on Sunday with his mother, Mrs,' W. L. Keys, of Seaforth. - 'Miss ' Mabel Calver spent .Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Oalver in 'Clin- ton. Rev, 'E. 1A. IPoulter 113,as recovered Sufficiently from his recent • illness to be able to take his, work again, Mrs. 3..Brye e and Mrs. J. Collins of London and Mrs. Victor • Boyce off Goderidh have been called to the gibed - side of their father, Mi. Wilson ,Arm- stnonig, who is seriously ilh Mr. and Mrs. 3. Stedkle and baby, acco'mpanie'd by Edwin, Alvin and Marianne S'te'ckle spent the week end at ,Markham. • ,Mrs: J. A. ,Carnie received ,news 'olf the death, of her 'cousin, Mr. 'Robert Hunter of Faimgrove, Michigan. Mr, Hunner spent his childhood in 'the an cinity of Blake. • . Mrs. McKee ,elf .Toronto spent the week end at her former 'home on .the Bronson. The follo'win'g is the; report of S. S. No, 13, Stanley. In : making pro- motion's the year's work, as wellas the final ealamm'atiane have .been 'tak- en into consideration. From Jr. IV to Sr.. IV — Harvey Hayter 63%. From Sr, , I11 to 3'r. IiV—(Clare Mc- Bride 97% (reconemended) Pram, Jr. D1,1 to Sr. IIIiI — Sylbil Keys 73%, Gordon Keys 63. Sr. I'I.—lHorace Bra'therton 43%, Arnold 'Keys 03, Mervin Hayter 60. Jr. III—(Eileen Hayter 84, Bruce Keys 66. I—+Walter lBretherton 68%. • Grace Mason, Teacher, The following is the report of S. S. No. 5, Stanley, for the Huron pro- motion examin'ati'ons, including the year's work. IF indicates failure; R indicates recommendation, Jr. IV to Sr. IV—'Elva McOlinch- ey 67; Hazel Hayter R,,Bobby Peck F.• Sr. 'I'II to Jr. IV—Dorothy Peck 63. Jack iMc,Olinchey R. Jr. 1111 to Sr. I'I'I—'Lotus McCliivch- ey'611, Russell Oesch R. Sr. II to Jr. 'I'II—'Mary Mc'Clinch- ey 65, Jack Peck 64, Elmore Mc- Clinchey F, Enna M'cClirnahey F. (Elmore and Encina will have a chance to get into Jr, I111 at Thanks- giving). Jr. III. -Jean McClfnchey, Clifford Mc'Clinchey, Promoted' at Easter, Mae S'mi'th, 'K'athleen Oesch. Jr.'I to 'Sr. I --(Anson McKinley, Hughie MelBride. gr. I—'Harold Peck. (Primer-1Dbreen Mtc'Clinehey, asie Oesch, Illa'Boyce. Number on roll 21. Hazel 'M. Smillie, Teacher. 'The following is a report of the resorts of the June promotion exann- ias'ations, S', 5, No 7 Stanley. Pass 60 per cent.; honors, 75 per cenft. To Sr. IWV.--tAll'an. Love 72.7; Dillie Reid 74.6, To Jr. IIV,-1Julene Stephenson 68. Co Jr, I1IIh —'Margaret Love 83; Ruth McAllister 70; Margaret Reich- ert 55 (recommended). III.•—,Gordon ',Jiahns'ton 81; Ivan Ste- phensen 78. 1L -Jean Love 85; Bobby Reid 83; Karl Reichert 80. V. Dinnin, teacher, HIBBERT. Presentation.=The pupils, a num- ber of parents, and ftfiesds assembled at S.S.,No. 4, H;ihbert, on Thursday afternoon, June 306, to bid farewell to Miss Elizabeth 'C. Murray, who has res,+gn.ed her duties as teacher, after a' term ofoneyear. The after - 110011 was spent in social gathering,. con'sis.ting of races and gannes, after- wards followed by a dai'n'ty lunch which was enjoyed by everyone. The fallowing address was read by Mona Feeney, one of the senior pupils and F'ra*k• O'Connor' and Lawrence Feen- ey, tt'q, junior p,upils, presented a beautiful china keit set as a token .of good will towa'rd's their teacher, Dear Miss .Murray,=Words can in no way express our sorrow at hearing of your departure from our midst. It' is our sincere desire to have you as our teacher for nea'ny yeses .to'oante,.But such not being ;the case we must brave our loss as best We can. But it seems one of the trials of this life that dearest friends gait not be for- ever .linked together. 'During your short term, only one year in our school, you have made many friends for yourself. Ntot only we, your' pup- ils, but all the people of the sedtion, are sorry to see you 'leave us. 'H'aw- ever, we must ,not spend' our time taikin'g aver our troubles.We desire to thank you and ask youto accept this gift, not that we beast of its -va- lue but as a slight taken of our ap- preci'a'tion.of what you have done for us. We hope never to forget the ed- ucation and advice you have given us, We desire that the .golden dhain of love whtich has 'hound us together in the .pest will not be .broken by your removal from our mid's't, but, that glowing memories will forever keep fresh a?nd unfeeling the fragrant flo'wr, ers of 4riendshi:p. Signed on behalf . of the Ratepayers and Pupils of 'S,iS. Na, 4, HIi'b'bert. Miss Murray, althoughta- ken completely by y Surprise, made• a very able reply, in velhich ;sine expres's!'` ed her sincerest ap'preciatfon• of.t+h2 many kindnesses, seppont.amd, co -up - elation whi'dh had been shown to her. ecal S. During t'hs month Of July only we will sell forcas'hr GILT EDGE TWPNE, 650 ft. to the lb ...... ......9C GOLD MEDAL TWINE, 650 ft. to the lb ....,'.....9e RED BALL TWI'N,E 600 ft. to the lb. ......';..,..8c These prices are good only while' our pre's!eult stock lasts.. J. I�TI�T I F 1-'t l N The foliolwingis the promotion re- port of •Sep'ara'te S. S. No. 4, IlIlbIbert. The names appelar in order' of merit. Honours 75%, pasts 60%. R.—relcam rnended. From Jr. I'V. to Sr.' IIV.'— Hlannah Williams 84%, Mona Feeney 82%, Anna J'ord'an 78%, Mary Fitz- patrick 77%: From Sr. rII. to Jr, IV. —Gerald O'Connor 87%, Tom` Mc- Iver 87%, Theresa Atkinson 82%, Louis McIver 81%, Genevieve' Atkin- son 74%, Tommy Wtlliaan's' 73%, Clare Jlord'an,72%, Margaret Fitzpat- rick 711%, ,Edward McIver 70%, Matt. Coyne 44%%R. From l,st class' to Sr. I!I--Rita MdI'ver 89%, Carl Feeney 86%, Rita Coyne 83%, Peter Jordan 76%. From Primer to Sr, I.—:Billy Morris 86, Frank O'Connor 84, Laur- ence Feeney 61. IElizalbelth C. Murray,' Tea'dher. TUCKERSMITH. 'The following are the results of 'the June promotion examinations of ISIS. ' No. 2 Tuckensmith, First class (honours .75%; second class h'on'ours .70%, pass 60%. R. after a name 'in- dioaites recommended to next class.. ISr. IDI to Jr. IIV.—,Tlheld!a Watson 7i6% Edna Mae Dayman 71, Dorothy Deitb and Olive 'Sanith 70 (equal), Doreen Cooper 65, Ronald MacGreg- or 62, Bernard 1'IdLean' 54 ('R), Mona' Smith 48, Jr. ICh1 to Sr, IIS. - Arthur Field 60.9, Edison MldLean 60.5, Mildred Dei'tz 44. Sr. III to Jr. I1111 — Kathleen Mac- Gregor 78, Donald Dayman 642, Den Cooper 64, Robert Field and IB'lansldhc Watson 58 (IR), Grace 8ehilbe 91, Ray C'o'oper 49, Kenneth McKenzie 46. 171r. II to Sr.' III-1Bi•Ilie Sproat 77, Gwendolyn 'Cooper 716, Esther Day- •man 70, -Marjorie Smith 66, Kathleen Schil'he 64. Sr. I to Jr. I'I--JJack D'eitz 77, Jean Sctilbe 75,' Jr. I to Sr. I—Jae Mc1Kenzie, Bud - die ICo'ap'er. ' Sr. Pr. to Jr. I. -Eldred Moffat, Ronald Caldwell. 'Printer—{Walmer illadGregor, Ida- bel Watson, 'Best sipel'lers, in school for June were: Gladys MdKenzie, Edna Mae Dayman, Esther Dayman, Doreew Cooper and Dorothy, Delta had per- fect arithmetic for the most days 'in June, Nu'm'ber on roll 36; average at- tendance 34.4. Jean E.:14'cl1enzie, Teacher. Mr, and M'rs, Roy •Consitt• and Mrs. Troyer and Mrs. J'o'hn 'Consitt off Seaforth motored to London on Sun- day and spent+the day' with Mr, and Mrs.' Jas. Grieve. Mrs. Troyer and .Mrs. Consitt re- mained for the week end. Mr. Thos. Hudson' of 'Marlette, Mich., and Mr, and Mrs. J'oe Hudson. of Pontiac, .Mich., called on relatives last Monday.' ' Detroit friends visited with Miss Ellison over the week end. 'lir, • and 'Mrs, Fletcher Townsend. spent •.Monday evening at Mr, S. W'ha¢emore's. Mr. Ira Jahns is confined to his room. His many friends wish him a speedy recovery. The school report for S. S. No. 9, Tuekersnvrth, Promotions: are based on ,the' results' of the June examina- tions and on the year's work. 'The numbers in brackets indicate the pupil's percentage' on the year's work. 'Pass 60%n;' honours 7S%. 'Promo'te'd to Sr. •IIV.-1Rohert Mc- Lachlan 77:16 (75). Promoted' to Jr. I V.—lRaiert Gein- ,nnell 74.16 (17}3)5); Stewart Love 72; Glen Houston 63,6 ('63.5); Kate Dal- rym>Ip1e 55:1 (150) recommended, • Promoted to Sr. VIII. Jack' Mack- ay 63 (65); ,Blilly Powell •60.6 (64). 13r:- I11II.—Wtliie Hodgert. 41.6 (94.8). Sr., III.—]Prom'ot'ed, ; at , Christmas — Franees Elgit, 80.'9 (85.1); -Doris Iviaokay 5,7.1 (65); Helen I-1mAolt 55 • (170.0). • ' iP•ronmated to Jr. I1.—IBru•ce Hodlg- ert. "• IPno'mlted to C'la , ss T; — Frank Ryan; Jackie Powell. Primer Oilass_ fanet Hlodge'r't. 't''he hi'ghleslt marks obtained were: Robert i1L'eLaeblaln, 100 in Arlithme't- ic; Jackay ult in Spelling;adk M:Fra'nces El50gti(oe, 97'o,f i,n50)Liter- ature; Stewart ,Love, 93' ., in • British History. IWillieHod'gerit 'hol'd's a recard''for perfgctt, aytendaince, molt having h eInl absent fora day ori Vhnee"y'dars.,:NuNxi. bee''on ;roti, 15: I Averva,9 if attetidarbce 1,425. 1 Margaret E. Grie'pe, Tdvchrer' The following is the sc'hool report of S. S. No. 6, Tuckersmitlh,''far the Huron .pro'mo'tion 'examinations inr. 1 eluding the year',s work. lFrcem Ir. ' XIV. to Sr. IV. --,Florence. Whiff mlore S1%, IFmolm Sr, I'I11. to Jr. IV.—Velma Ashton 70%, 'From Jr. 11111 to Sr. 11111'—Carman' Whitmore 72%; Iona ' Hugill • % Marion H'ugtll 63/0, Wesley Htygsll 60%. lF'rom Jr. III (a) to Sr. DL—Mildred'' Ashton 6&%a, Mina Terryberry Kenneth Terrylberry 65%. Jr. III,—tCliford H'u'gill 70%, ('Pro molted at Easter). From Jr. L to Se. I.—'Rohn Cas -no cban. 81%, Dorothy Coleman .80%r Edna Ashton 78%. Jr. Prisner—fsd'a Terryberry $16%. No. an roll 17. Average attendance 14, Edna M. Jamieson, Teacher. Mrs. Leff of Hamilton has return- ed home after spending a few days at the home of her brother and sister,: John and Miss Martin. Mr. and Mrs. L. T'ebbutt spent a' day with the fernier's brother, Mr. 'Te'bbutt is,• Goderich. A few 'frolin 'Turner's •Corners took' in the Hohnesville lawn social an'd' report a good time, The following is the report of the promotion examinations of S. S. No.- 5, Teckersmeth. The pupils names are in the classes in which they wilt be on ,Sept. 1st next and are ar- ranged in order of merit. ' Sr. IV, — ,Edith . Wallace (Hon.), , 3 Arthur Leyburne, Dorothy . Gem -Robert Patrick, Ethel' Ch('k). ISr. PesneyIII.—IWorder' Haney, Arnold' Aroh'i'bald, Grace Wallace.. • 111r. IIII —'Gordon Macdonald, Haz- el MdNaughlton (4), John Oldfield *:. ISr. IL—Marie William's, Murray Wil ham's, Jr. II — Shirley Oldlfield (lion.), Clair Haney,(hon)., Pearson Chesney' ('hon.), John- Patrick, Donald Wal- lace. ,Pr.—IRobent Wallace, John Rice, Harold MIdN'augihion (*). Those marked with an asterisk }missed all exa'min'ations. Alice' M. Ardh'iibald, Teacher. CARD O:F THANKS. 'Mrs: J. M. Burton;' on be'hal'f of her 'mother, Mrs. Alex. H. Ross, de- sires to thank all those .who, with • the most ,thoughtful gifts and' kind inquiries, have. remembered her dur- ing -her recent illness, BUGGY FOR SALE �61Rub'ber (tired buggylfor sale. Phone & SIAM OARII.EIR, Seaforth. 27. WAINIr 15 A small size cooking range. Apply to The News Office. LOST lOn lfonday afternoon, an engine drive belt, between Isaac Moore's and Mrs, Henry Forsyth's, belt 6 inches' wide and around 50 feet long. Finder please notify HARVEY MIOOR'E, Phone 1.312 r 5, 27. HOUSEWORK WANTED. • ;Girl wastts;,•housee'ork in town : by day 'or by the month. Reasonable wages. Apply to 'The News of- fice. 17. HAY About 50 acres of good hay to be sola, or the contract for taking it ofF to be let; the hay is on lots 14 and 11; concession 7, McKillop. There. • are•' about 30 'acres of alfalfa and timothy • and 20 acres of ti'mlathy and alsike. Far further information, 'see; W. G. M'dS'PAIDIDIElN, Seaforth, or' Phone' 313. • 27.. SEAFORTH MARKETS. Butter, per Ib. ... . .. .. ..I50 Eggs, per 'Sc,'llc, lee Potatoes, per bag • ]',logs, e'r cw't,•$4.09-$440.1 Wheat per bus .. „516c ISihorts, aper ton. B'ran, per ton • $24 When you have a HORSE,. SE O,Y' c• Ow YOU WANT 'REMOVED; Phone promptly to, 'WILLIAM STONE SONS' LIMITED, Phone 22 —, Ingersoll' • Phone 215 W -,Stratford'