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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1933-07-06, Page 4MAGE FOUR. THE SEAFORTH NEWS. Snowdon Bras., Publishers. WALTON. Bentley Re -Union. --.On Saturday, July lest, the 10th annual re -union was :held at the home of Mr. and Mns, [Christopher Barrows, lot 34, conces- sion 13, M'eKillap. Over a, hundred relatives and friends were present, the 'fol'lowing places being represent - red: Dinsmore Sask.; Cleveland, Oh- io; Detroit, M1'clr; London, Toronto, Mitc'hel'l, 'Wlinghlam, Sit. Marys, Sea :forth, K'irlchon, Westfield, Teeswater, Blyth, Belgeave, Brussels, Walton and vicinity, The weatherwas idea: and a good 'tune was spent playing -softball., foatbal, hlorse shoe pitching and other games, Excellent refresh- -menta 'were served and everyone seemed to have Toad' a most enjoyable day. It was decided to hold the 11934 -reunion at Mr. and,Mrs. Samuel Swli'tzer's B'lans'hard ownship, July 2nd. Funeral - of :Mrs. .W. C. Bennett,- One of the largest tfunerals held in this district Nook pha'ce at 2 p. m., on Wednesday; July Seth, from the resf- Mr Ro- h r u't41aw Y Ic of .'her ba olt e ,den e of Mrs. W. township, 'S3:ennelGt Grey w P, C. Bennett, who died in Kitchener on i` londlay afternoon about 4.130 o'clock :in her 29th year. The service was tcan'duvc'ted by Rev, C. Cuming, ass'ist- 'ed by Rev. W. Maines Of Corunna, -Interment was in Brussels eemetery. The large number of floral trib- utesY a of carried b ' were group sixteen flower bearers, mostly nem - hers of the choir olf Duff's United Church, Walton, of wkidh the 'de- ceased was organist . until her late illness, Three uncles of the late Mrs', :Bennett were pa'llbe'arers: William. Kelly and Hlarr'y Kelly, Toronto; and Harry Cook, W estlfield; Ago John Leeming, George Ramsay and George MoAethur. Mrs, Bennett was E.dnia 'Eileen Kelly before her miarriage in October, 1923. She was a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. James-IGelly and was born twenty-nine years ago in Taranto where she lived until nine years of age, Her 'fa'ther, who had been with the railway in Toronto un- til enlisting, was killed at the S'o'mme in 1.9115. Her mother then' came to live at Westfield, near Winghatm, at the :parental home. Shortly afterwards her death occurred. The deceased attend- ed school there and later went to To- ronto in the employ, of the Bed! Tele- phone Company for about two years before her marriage. She is survived `by one brother, Mr, William Kelly of London. Besides her sorrowing hus- band she leaves to mourn her loss two young children, Ronald Rae and Shir- ley Eileen, to whom goes out the sympathy of the whole comimundty. 'Mrs. Bennett came to Winthnop as a 'bride, where Mr. Bennett was con- ducting a Store and lived there for -about five years, moving to Walton ''four years ago fast December to the -apartments above the store and poet - office, Mrs. Bennett was the talented organist df Duff's Church and took an active interest in all endeavors The deceased suffered an attack of append'iditis seven weeks ago and a week later was takers tri the hospital. at Kiitehener, where she underwent an operation. Olwing to complications her condition had not been favourable although a few days previous- to her death she appeared to be somewhat improved. Mr. and Mrs, Lacombe of Detroit are spending their holidays with the latter's mother, MTs, C. Drager. Mr. and Mrs. D. Sbhler spent The Wes end with M. and Mrs. Clark. Dorothy Murray, Jack Murray, Mary Buchanan and Mary Humph- ries are writing the entrance in Brus- sels. Mr. C. Sellars is presiding aver the entrance class at Manley and Miss Lydia Reid is presiding at Brussels, Mr, and Mrs, R. Reid, and Edna have moved to their home in the vil- lage. We welcome them. 'alr. and Mrs. Wm. Goriey of De- troit returned on Tuesday after spending a few days with Mrs. John Driscoll at 'Leadbury. Miss Dorothy- Driscoll returned home after spending a month in De- troit. Mrs. 5• J. Skalitzky left Saturday for her home in Dil in„g, Alta., after spending several weeks with her bro- ther, Mr• William Mc.Culla, Mr. Will Bennett lett Monday for his hone at D'insmare, Sask, [Walton defeated Moncrieff at Wal- ton on Monday evening by a score of 4-1. Carter, McIGlavlin and Steiss got Walton's goals and Holman scored for Monerieff. Mr. and Mrs, Jack McDonald re- turned from a trip to the West this week. They were visiting the form- er's brother and report crops fairly good.. Mr. George U'•ndenwood came from .-Streetsville on Saturday to take over his duties as section foreman. Mr, Gilbert McCallum has returned 'from his visit to Hanley, Sask. He ;reports crops slouch of "'there are not very golod owing -to tack of Main, bur things are in fair shape at Hanley. Mr, and M'rs. Henry 'Vast of Wind- sor visited over the week end with the ,latter's sister, Mrs. R. W. Hoy. Mr. and Mrs. Ritchie Drager and son Ohaeles of Galt were vnsitors with Mrs, C. Drager over the week rend, Mr. and Mrs, john F. Eason of :Stratford are spending a 'few days w•i'th. the (litte'r's parents, Mr. and M'rs Hugh Alexander, McKillop, Beet wishes are extended to Mr. •and Mrs. )lam'e's , M:dItetosh whose anlarniage took place an Tuesday, by the many friends of the bier:! 4 form-, erly Miss Vera Crozier o.f-Leadbury. ISutcere symplathy is extended to Rev, Mr, Rickard, rector of St. George''s Ang ,roan Manch ,,l-,tose THE SEAFORTH NEWS. THURSDAY, JULY 6, .1933. Factory Upholstering Work Done and Guaranteed by C. Atchison Prices Reasonable. Phone 179 JOHN GALLOI? . AGENT FOR FROST FENCE All Repaks,and Labor Cash. SUPERTEST GAS and OILS end with the former's uncle, James Mose. Wm, 14 WMr.and Mrs. I ton Mrs. Kempton, Thos. Kempton spent .Saturday with the former's brother, Mr. Jas. Mose, Miss Grace A. Perdue of the Blue - water Highway, spent the week end with her mother, Mrs, Beatrice Per- due. 14r, and Mrs. Harrold Bogie, Maser !Billie and Manion and: 'Cora spent 'Monday evening with the latter's uncle, James Mose. An article of interest to a large circle of friends' of the Rev. Dr. D. B, Marsh of Ha'm'ilton, appeared in a recent issue of the Norwich Gazette. iDe. Marsh is a brother-in-law .of ;vbrs. William Clark and Mr. Peter Gardin- er of Walton. Dr• Marsh has lectur- ed is Seaforth asd on several occas- ions has occupied the pulpit of First Presbyterian Church there. The art- icle is as follows: "Government Rec- ognizes Work of Former Norwich Pastor. -The house of Commons re- cently approved a special grant of tP,000 to Rev, Dr. D. B. Marsh, late of Nlorwich, but now of Hamilton, in recognition of his astrdno'mical ser- vices. In committee of supply, Hon. E. N. Rhodes said, as reported in Hansard: "Dr. Marsh is an elderly clergyman who has devoted himself to science, more particularly as it ap- plied to astronomy. He headed the 'Hamilton contin'gen't which was able to secure a, record of the recent eclipse -II understand the most' perfect re- cord of all those obtained, His work is recognized and I hold in my hand a copy of the Tllustrated London (England) News, which indicates the value of the scientific work perform- ed by that expedition. He did this work ratuitously, 'and it was felt . th!at as his work had brought a sertain amount of eminence ' to Canada it should be recognized in this manner." Rt. Hon, Mackenzie King said: "I should like to join v'ith the minister of finance in saying that I think this recognition is eminently worthy in every way, If there is any fault to be found with the vote, it is that it is much too small." Report of Walton Promotion ex- amination. -To Sr. I'V.--'Bob Kirkby. 76, Beth Shannon 74, Stewart Hum- phries 67, Jack Smalldon 65. To Jr,, IV. -Barry ...Marshall 72, ,Earl Coutts 70, Mildred Sellers 69, Garnet Cum- mings 67, Kath'lyne Farquharson 66. To Sr, bIII,--03o'b Smaltdon 78, Frank Marshll 70, Ross Bennett 69, Margar- et Murray 67. To Sr. I1I.-Viola Marks 57, Ruth Cummings 55, Carl Gnutts. 52. To Jr. IT. -Betty Satfa'lldon 88, Jean Farquharson 85, !Maurice Rad- ford 81, Leslie Rutledge 79, Donald Murray 78, First -Lawrence Marks, Ronald Bennett, John Steiss, Mary McDonald, Chas. S. Sellers, • Eleanor. Kn'igh:t, Teach ors. New and Old Time DANCE KIPPEN rriday, July 7 THE MVIURD'O'CH ORCHESTRA Admission 215c. (Ladies lec, VARNA. SCHOOL REPORTS ,S.S. No. 9, Tuckersmith IFoilov ung are the .results ' of the pro - ma don motion examinable u held Junte 237 23 29 it S,S. No. 9, Tueke rami th, Per cnntege on ye'ar's work in brackets. 'Pass. 60% of total; ha:tours 715%. lPromated to St. IV.-IS'tewart Love 83%a (711), Glen Houston 72% (65), 'K'ate Dalrymple 64%',(162). Promoted to Jr. IV, Jack Mackay 67% (70), Billy Powell 67% (63). Pronated to Sr. ITI,•-.Frances Elgie 86% (80), ` Willie. Hodgeot75%:), Doris Mackay 60% (4'5), + Hous- ton 511% (49) reoommended. Promoted to Jr. 3I0L-IBnuce H'od- gent 63% (02.). Promoted to Class PL --Frantic Ry- an. , ;Promoted to Class 1,--jlanet Hod - geek, Jlackie Powell. Highest marks ,obtained itt any sulbj•ect: Spelling 50 ,out 'Of 50, Frances Elgie; arithmetic 93, • Stewart Love; gelograph,y 91, Willie Hodlgeet, litenature 90, Stewart Love; grammar 88, I'r'ate Dalrymple, Numlber on roll 11, average attendance 014. Marg'aret E. Grieve, Teacher. U.S.S. No, 12, Morris and Hullett The Following is the report aPU.l.' No, 112, Morris and �Hullett, for the onrh o'f une: Jr. IIIV-ISr. IIIV. -(exon Wigh'tma %, Margaret IHeffron 82!8'%, Edi Ic'Dmtald 713,'2°Jo, ,J•r lE•TII.-Sr. ITI.-!Harry T3,rylan 4.8%. •Jr• 11. -Se, II;--IAu•In�orld "Ilexes 1J6°Jo. Sr. I Jr. T!L--!Isabel �IclDo �d %1,0:8'%. 'Primer T{enne+btvYldD'o •d, Bab by!B'nolwn, ''Irvin 'B'owes. !F.dytlie L.- (Storey,, Telacher. S, N; m. n 87 to i\ t i es 7V a4 n- al McKillop No 10 McK ISJS. P I ! ay. -- Muriel ,Sr. , P�ramoted 'from Jr, LV Muriel IDlolntlage "Annie Pethick (Promoted from iSr. 'IIII. class to 'Jet! I11V.--(Harvey IDol1nage. Promoted 'from Jjr. 11111 to !Ser, IRI. - 'H'elee 1Blan;hard, Betty Ballard, Ruth Pethick Kathleen Shannon. , , Promoted from [Sr.IS�tIII to Jr. 'lae ss Gard n ' nnbell ..IIII. C • Ruth ,Oar BBlanchard_ (remain. I. class -+Harold Bryce '(remain). Pr. IBerva Biaaehard ,(r), Ilene !Broome (r), 'Irene Leiith- watite (r), - IIlest speller 'for the year, Annie •Pe - thick; 'best atten-dance, 'Harvey Do'1 mage. tRossie Pa'triok, 'Te'acher. »Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Keys and Mr. and Mrs. Logan Keys and .family of Na'slhville, Tenn,, are visiting relatives •fn this vicinity. Miss Rena Johnston visited over the week end at her home here. ;Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Clarke of W'iothrop visited ' friends here on Sun- day. Mr. and Mrs. A. Ings attended their family reunion at Adelaide last 'Sat- urday. Miss A. J. Keys has returned home after visiting friends for several weeks in Lucknow. Mr, Frank 'Coleman and Mr. David Stephenson have returned -home after spending the past month w'i,th friends in Manitoba. Mrs. 5. M. Shannon and Miss Nina 'Sihlannon of Bay City, Mich., are vis- iting friends here. IA number from around here cele - 'heated -the 1st at Baylfield, Mr, and Mrs. Russell Coleman and ,family visited l'as't Sunday at , the, 'home of M'r. and Mrs. Geo. Johnson., Miss R'oxie Palmer of Hamilton spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Will Reid. • Rev. and Mrs. L. W. Diehl of IThamesville called at the home of Mrs. McGlymont one day last week. (Rev, R. .Murray of I•ilinois will oc- cupy the pulpit ,in the United church next Sunday evening. 1'Ir. Morrow from the West las been visiting friends here during the past week, The W.M.S. of the United Church will hold their monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. Been Rathwell on 'Thursday of this week. IL,10.,L. 1035 .held their annual ser- vice in the United Church last Sun- day evening. Rev, E. A. Pointer del- ivered a very .fine sermon from the text, "Render Unto ,Caesar the things that are Caesar's and unto God the things that -are God's." Mrs, Horner of Zurich visited over tie week end at the home' of her daughter, .Mrs, Ings. Mr. and Mrs, Floyd H. Schell and family of Detroit spent the week end at the hone of the Tatter's parents, BLYTH. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Austin, returning airs....Wm. Bennett' visited with to the city on Monday morning. friends at Lucknow over the week On Monday, June 26th. after a 1 -in end. gering illness ail several weeks, there passed away one of our most respect- Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Burnside of ed citizens in the person of Mr. 'Bradford visited the tatter's mother, Charles S'teick, who was born in Hay' Mrs. A. M. 'Co1'clough, Township, 11854. He was a son of Da- Mrs. and !Sens. Russell Armstrong of vac 'Stelck, late of Hay Twp, The late Charles Stelck was a man of more (London were holiday visitans with the than ordinary intelligence • and took 'a 'former's mother, Mrs, Martin Arm- deep interest in the affairs of the strong.com.munihy. He was instrum'enta'l in Mr. an si Mrs. F. A. Carr and tam- pratn:oting the Varna 'library, which has been enjoyed by trite municipality ily, ,Douglas, Howard, Bertram wad in general, \'Lr. Stelck was twice. mar - Edith, of Ingersoll were week end vis- ried, his first wife being Mary Luker, 'tors with relatives and friends. who predeceasedld him 2'8 years ago, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Beese of Kitc'h- alslo one son Arne, who passed away 111 years ago. Fifteen years last April erre'" were week end visitors, he was united in 'marriage to Miss Mrs. Harvey Craig of Grey town- Jessie Foster, daughter Mrs. Foster ship visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. and the late Alex. Foster' of Varna. Robert Craig: He is survived by his widow, who R. Metcalfe of is inourn-s the lossofa kind and leaving Miss rthusband, his son Bob.Boob, of Ed'monbo'n visiting her sister, Mrs. H. C. John- and 7 grandchildren, Mrs. Davidson star. of Zurich, Viola of London, Ltlossie and Dorothy of Stanley, Marjory, Miss Lois Robinson, Who hoes been Kathleen and Charles S'telck of Ed- visiting friends at Pant Colborne, has non'ton, Also a brother Fertile, on the returned home. holmestead, and one sister, SOns• Wag -- Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Clark of ner 01 Colorado. The funeral which e visitors with the la't- was largely attended, was held'team Listav is were the United Church in `charge of his tors sister, Mrs. A. S. Radford. pastor, Rev. Me, P'oulter, The remaalnus Mr. James Watt and son, Owen, of were laid to rest in B'aylfield Ceme- Toronto, were visitors at the home of tery. Talebearers were Mr. John Rath - mother passed away at Dorchester, his oareets, Mr. end Mrs. James Watt, well, A. Ings, A. Horner, W, Talus - this week. Mr, and Mrs, John Staples of start, A. Galbraith, A. McConnell. Mrs, Wilber Holmes and vi ited IIvor. and Mrs, Mr, R. J. Wabso'n of Sa'ska'tchewan. Mn, and ., . and is son Ronald.of Part Huron spent the Ruse!,! Dou.tiherty on Sunday. is the guest of his sister, MIs•,'Mossop. week end visiting friends around Bay -Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Johnston 'Mrs. Jas. Perry er t n and t the dh1i Ictr en Of hame of arid Iona were guests of Jlohn and Toronto g field and Wanton.' M's. 'MICN'idhat Saturd'ay evening, Mrs, J. Beatty. had the mistor- a b also Mr, Wm. Beatty of. Mount B:cydges Mr. J'oseplh:ILolm�es, ,?,Ir: ' and Mrs. Thos. Ger sL.y, o to lase a horse last week. Mr. anal Mrs. Clarence, Jlahn'ston. were spent Saiturday andel Sun'd'ay with rel- -Mr. f and Mrs. Fir. at:Mase and Mar- at$elgrave,'Sundiay altB. Bradshaw and Tflhe WA. of St, Jolhn's Oheech met tin of Detroit, 'll2•r. and Mrs,'William Mer: and ivSns.Rttown , Y -Winds/or spent` the week children of Jamey bwn pent Sunday at the home aE 'mos. Wilmer Reid Rou,tty of Win .et Mr, John Gla y R Thursday of last' week. S.S. No..13, 'McKillop The following are the results of +the. promotion examinations' 'for S.S. No, 13, MdKillop. , Jr, IV. to Sr. 1DV.2.-Walter Mac - Milian ,71%. Sr. LIII. to Js. IV. -Ri- chard Greer,' 73%, Ian Nesbitt 57%. lJr. ImI.. ito Sr. IIIIL- Gladys Broome 364%, ISr. 51I. to Jr' SIIII,•--tRosamand Appleby 615/, Mildred Aitcheson 63%,Spencer 'Broome 63%, 'Dorothy Greer 77%, George 'Hart 84%. ' ;Jr. II. to Sr. II. --Keith Harnisbn 73/, 'Gordon 'McGill 69%, Marian 'Ap- p'le'by 63%.S M. ' icer-Lois Harrison.. ond, Teacher. 'SSS. Nb, ,12, McKillop Results of promotion examinations held in June: Jr: S'V.-George Case, Jr,' .III.. -'Jean MacFarlane '('hon- ours),-'Jleck MOSpadden, 'Nortn'an Dodds, Robert 'MaelFarlane, : Gordon Hulley (rec.), 'Lillian McClure )(rec.) IL -Kenneth Beattie. Jr. I. -!Ruth McClure (honours), Gordon MaciFanlane. Sr. Pr,-Htazeti Dodds. Jean Alexander, Teacher. REGENT THEATRE SEAFORTH Now Playing Two Full Length 'Features JOAN BENN,ETT CHARLES »FA;RRELL -in- "WILD GIRL BUCK JO- NES `SOUTH OF Tat IRIIO GRANDE" 'fliese two features will give you all he action and comedy • you could possibly enjoy at one performance. S.S. No. 4, McKillop result of to- I fns is the the p. Fallow meltios examination's 'held at SIS No, 4, McKillop. - Jir. to tS'r. ,IN,-1H'anours 600, pass 480: George McClure :5161y, Arthur Henderson 1561, Ross ,Gordon 485. Sr. IIIPI. to. 'Jr. IPV.- .Honors r 58'5,. ass 420. Alma L awre nc e 518 I Hecta rLamont 31213. Jr. to Sr, VIII.=Lois Smith 15124, James • ,Nast !307. ' Sr. PI. to Tr.. iltlll,-(Lois ;Henderson (promoted at Easter). 11st'to IIL•=Mia- x'ine Lawrence '(pponiated at ,Easter). ,Sr. 5s't--{Palin 'Henderson and Marg- aret Lamont. J'r• Ist-!Dorothy Heis- er, Clayton Hu:iser. Primer -Beth Canplbeil, ,Austin 'Smith. M. Wheatley, Teacher, S.S.S. No. 4, Hibbert (Nantes are listed in order •of merit: Sr. DV. --Theresa Atkinson (hon), ,Louis 'Mdlver '('hon:), (Genevieve ;A't- kinson (hon.), Tommy Williams (hon.), 'Claire tJlondan ((!pass), Tam McIver (absent). Jr. -TIC-Rita McIver .(hon.), (Carl Feeney ('hon.), Rita 'Coyne ('h'on,), ;Peter 'Jordan •('hon.) Jr. IL -Billy 'Morris '(hon.), Flttank tOtConnon (hon.), ,!Lorne 'Feeney I(p1st)Class-Tolm !Morris ((hon,), Ce- celia Givlin(hone, R. M. 'O'IGonnor, Teacher. S.S. No. 5, Tuckersmith The !folthowing,ds the report of ,the promotion examinations Meld in 15.15. No. 5, 'Tuokers'nritlh. 'The names 'ap- pear in the classes in which they -will be in September and are arranged in order of merit. Sr. d'V.-Robert 'Patrick, Ethel Chesney. Jr.PV.--Warden 'Haney, Arnold Archibald, 'Gr'a'ce [Wallace. • 'Sr. Oldfield, Hazel Mc- Naughton, 1Glord'on' Mlacdanuld. ;Sr II. (IR)' -Marie 'Williams, Mur- ray Williams Sr. IIII, (B).-S'hirtey Oldfield, "jack 'Patrick,.IPearson Chesney, Clair Han- ey, Donald Wallace. jr. IL -Harald McNaughton and Jack Rice (equal), Robert 'Wallace. ,Pr.. -!Eric Dreg, Lloyd Haney. Douglas Wallace, Angus Brown, Earl MdNaughton. Highest number of Stars in spelling and arithmetic from Easter to sum- mer holidays rIl-Clair Haney; 1, - Jack Rice. Alice M. Archibald, Teacher, S'S. No. 8, McKillop. The following are the .results of June promotion examinations for ISIS, No. $, McKillop. Honours 75%, pass 60%. Names 'af those not .promoted are not mentioned. Those who failed in a subject but ,promoted on yen s work, names are marked with an as- terisk. .Sr. IV -Harry Bennewies 7:3, J'os eph Eckert 69, Harvey Koehler 68. !ho' jr. PV. -!Bernice Manley . 83, Vera 'Leotihardt 83, Gerald McKay 79, 'Dominic Murray 70, Mervin 'Deitz 75•, 1CIestia Johnson 73, Aaron Kist - nee, 65, CareeSiernon* 63, Sy,.lvester Johnson* 59. t 81 To Sr. III.- Kleber Raymond Della Eggert 79, 'Morley. Koehler '70, Annie Eckert 68.. To Jr. TbL-ID'orothy :iSdherbarth 78, Elmer Koehler 715, (Cyril Johnson 75, 'Stephen McKay .7[5, Margaret Eckert 73, Thomas Murray 71. To Se. bT,--1Stephdn Manley and Harold Deitz. To Jr. IL -Alvin Elligson, Flor ence 'Leon hard.t, Leo John ston. To lest class-Margareit IKIeber, Ed- ward 1Bennewees, Edw,ard1Bennewies, Manny IBennewies, Norntran Eggert, Many McKay, [Ce- celia :Eckert,eFrancis Murray. No. on roll 4'6. Helen M._/D:elaney, Teacher, S.S. No. 6, ;McKillop The 'following is »the report of ,the promotion'. examinations for IS.'S, No. 6, MdKill'o,p. T'he-.year's woek'ha's also been taken, into consideration in mak- ing [these promotions. Classes are marked as they will"be ,ori Sept, 1st. tSr.'.'IIV,-IGera'Id 'O'Hara 75%, Les- lie Pryce '1714%. Jr IV. -Marie Hoegy 75%, . Rita Duffy 73%., ,Beatri,ce Pry,ce 70%, Ha- zel 'Spanking 66%, !Everett Belmar -lane 65%, Mary 'Puce 63%, 'Wilbur Hoe- gy 61%. ILL -Louis d1loegy 60%, 'Bob Duf- fy '59%, IIrene 'Connelly :158% (Billy Little and !Alvin. IBeuermann (equal) 56%. Rose Jr. III. --Jean Bryce 7'8%, Burns 75%, 'Rita Sloane .64%. L -+Rita Connelly, Mervin Beuer- mann,'Roy Elliott, ILeotba IHoeigy,'Ce- lia Stevenson. race Con- nelly4Isislielte ;Purcell, G and- Alvin Pryce (eq'ual). An'ona 'Dale, Teacher, Mion.=Tues.-Wed. July 10-11-12 CLARK ;GABLE 'OAIROL'E 'LO;MMBARD DOROTHY 1VIaciK'AILL "•N!O MAN OF - IH•ER OWN" A Picture You Will Remember !Comedy and Novelty 'Reels SS. No. 3, Tuckersmith The school report :for SIS. No. 3, •Twc:kersmith, based on year's .work and promotion examination. »Honours. First Class C15% ,(II); 'second class, between 70 and 715% ,(III), ,pass over 60% (P). Below 60/ Recommended OR), Classes are a'rranged as they twill be Sept. lest, 119313: Sr. IV. --'Mac 'W'il- son I, Alice Wright 11I, Mayne Wat- son P, Donald 'MacDonald P, Isabel Armsftratug 'R. Jr. PV. -.Myrtle Papple IR, Ervin Sillery P. Grace 'Dal,rytnple P, Imam Taylor P. ISr, IIh-(Wesley Ham I, Muriel Wright I, Hazel Wilson P, Preston Dallas •l Hazel DillingIP, ,Morley Wright ie Watson P, Allan Hill P. lJr..I1IlL-1A'n,na .Watson III, »Lloyd 'People 'P, Milton' 'Taylor. ISr. Illi -!Ethel Wilson T, Olive Pap- ple IiI, Freda Hill ,R, [Jack ,Oalwill: Si'. I. Roses ailing I, Melba Taylor IT. Jr. I. -Betty Allan .I, .Gordon 'Hill 1. ITlhe 'highest marks in the prorno- ,tionexaminations were obtained by the 'following pupils: A'rith.-lI'van Taylor 85 -narks; history, Wesley Ham marks; geography, Bobbie Watson 84 marks; literature Donald MacDonald 93 marks; grammar, Marne Watson 73 narks; spelling, Mayene Watson and Hazel Wilson 46 marks. The following obtained prizes for perfect attendance: 'Annie iPapple. (3 years), Hazel Wilson (4 years), Pres- ton Dallas (4 years), Ethel Wilson, Ol•ivePatpple, Bdb,bie (Watson, Morley Wright. Special attendance prizes Myrtle Papple; ,Lloyd Papple. The annual school picnic was held In the school grounds Thursday after- noon. The. following are the prize winners s 'iii the races: Straight races - Tiny visitors, 1st, Edna Papple, 2nd, Madeline 'Wilson, 3rd, Verna Taylor. Jr. visitors, est, Kathleen Sillery, 2nd, Bobby 'Allan, 3 -rd, Marion 'Wilson, Printers, 1st, -Betty Allan, 2nd, Gord- on Hill, '3rd, Ross Dilling, Junior girls, ,91st, Olive Papple; 2nd, Ethel Wilson; 3rd, Freda 1:Ii11. Boys, 10 years and under, 'lest, Ervin Sillery, 2nd, Wesley Ham; 3rd, Preston Dal- las. Girls, 11 years ,and under, '1st, Myrtle :Pao'ple, 2nd, (Hazel Wilson, 3rd, Hazel Dining. All school boys, 1st, Ervin Sillery, 2nd, ,Donald MIac Donald, 13rd, Marley (Wright. All oth- er school girls, Ifst, Alice Wright; 2ttd Annie Papple; 31rd, Is!albel Armstrong, Men's race, Mr. H, Jackson, Mr, :13.. Cahvill; 3rd, Mr, T. Wilson. Young ladies' race, 1st, ['Beatrice 'Ar'mstron'g; 2nd, Evelyn Wilson; 3rd, 'Flora Sou- ter. Ladies' rape, lst, Mrs. N. Walker, 2nd, Nees, H. 'Jackson, '3rd, Mrs. T Calwill, 'Boot race, J:rs., '1st, Ethel Wilson; 2nd, Olive Papple; 3rd, Bet- ty Allan. Boot race Sns„ '1st, Psa'bel Armstrong; 2nd, Mac 'Wilson; Sd,, Alice Wright, Pe'anu't race, Jrs 'Itt, ,Edna Papple; 2nd, Marion Wilson 3rd, Kathleen 'Sillery, Peanut race,. ,Srs, d's.t,.Anni:e Papple and Isabel. Armstrong; 3rd, !'Mica Wright. Neck- tie race, 1st, Beatrice Arnestron•g and Mac Wilson; .2nd, A'nhnie Papple and W, D. !Wilson; 3nd, Isabel Armstrong and Morley Wright. 'Soda 'Biscuit race, let, Mac Wilson; 2nd, Ervin Sil- lery; 3rd, 'Isabel Armstrong. Graceful walking-d'slt, Edna Papple and Ross pilling; 2nd, Betty .Mean end Gordon Hill; 3rd, Muriel ,Wright and Mac Wilson. Potalto''Race-IJ'rs., est, Wes- ley Ham, 2nd, 'Hazel ,Wilson;' 3rd, Preston Dall'as. I'ntenmediates-1st, Muriel Wright; 2'nd, Morley Wright: 3rd, Ervin Siliery, ,Srs. 11s4, Alice Wright; 2nd, Myrtle Papple; 3rd, Annie Paplple., Three=leg rase -list, Isabel Armstrong and 'Myrtle Papple: and, Morley Wtniight and Ivlam Taylor; 3rd, Olive,,Papple and Hazel Wi'ls'on. Sr.-ilsh, Alice Wright and Myrtle Papule; and, Morley Wright and Lv- an Taylor; 131rd, Donald Mac1D'onald and M'a'c Wilson. Horse Back race - list, Madeline and W. ,D, Wilson; 2nd. Verna Taylor and Alice' Wright; 3rd, Ross Veiling ,and (Ervin Sbllerv; 0•st riclh race-qrs., 1s4, Olive IPalople; 2nd. s_ Wesley Ham; 3rd; Hazel Wilson, Os- trich race, Srs.. lst, 'Myrtle Papple: 2nd, -Mice 'Weight; 3rd, 'Muriel Wright, Oldest lady at the picnic, Mrs. W. D Wilson. Anter »the races a sumptuous lurch was served by the ladies, This .was followed by the an- nual 't're'at di ice dream. M. McNaughton, Teaoher, ThursFn' .-Sat. , July 13=14-15 MUIREOIGH CHEVALIER -,A E - in- ABED ,TIME STORY with Helen Twelvetrees, Edward Everett. Horton, Baby Leroy 010. June pnontlS.S.o1bion5.6, a't S,IS,Hibbert6, H'fb'bert. Figures represent percentages. e Pass 60%. ' Sr. IIII. to Jr. IV.-Hug+b Norris 83, Russell Austin 7.0, George Trivett 68, Barbara M'dLelian 56. To Sr. PLI.-Laura MdLellan. 66, Bruce Balfour 63. To Jr. III. -Eileen Crawford 831, Jack Norris 74, Mariam Trivett 59, Clarence Mc/Naughton 56. To Sr. II. - Anna Kay 94, Hazel Laing 90, Margaret Norris 89, Mar- garet Scott 89, Hezel Mu.t'worthy 79, Lloyd McDougall 77, Mae McNaugh- ton 74, Mac McIKeliar 73. I1To I. Glass -Bernice MdKellar 95, Kathleen Trivett 73, Doreen McLel- lan 6?, Primary Class' (Test) - Howard Maeworthy 94, -jean McCullough 82, Ross- McLellan 79. R. R. Mackay, Teacher. S.S. No. 6, Tuckersmith The following is the school report of S. S. No, 6, Tuckersmith, for the June pramabions based on the year's work and the Huron Promotion Ex- aminations. The classes will be ar- ranged in the following order in Sep- tember 4 Sr,, 1V -Velma Ashton 72%. Jr. PV -Carman 'Whitmore 72%, Iona Hugill 70%, Wesley Hugh! 60%, Marian Hagill 60%• Jr. PLI A. -Mina Terryberry 74%, Kenneth Terryberry 73, Mildred Ash- ton 70, Audrey Beuermanu 58. Jr. III B. -Gordon Beuermenn 50. Sr II. -'Ruth Carnochan 76.%, Dor- ' otliy Coleman 71, Edna Ashton 70. Jr. III -Clifford Hugill 52%, Melvin Beuerts ane 50. Sr. I. -Ida Terryberry 80%.. ,Primer• -'Joyce Carter 85%, Alvin Terryberry 84, James Carnahan &L No. on the roll 20. Average attend- ance 19.. Edna. M. Jamieson, Teacher. Union S;S. No. 1, McKillop The following is the result of June promotions at Union S.S. No. 1, Mc- Killo'p: Jr. PV, to Sr. IV. ---Florence Mur- ray, Aileen Murray, Robert Dever- eaux. Jr. IITIIito Sr. IIIII.-i> rank Dever- eaux, Madeline Fortune, Sylvester Ryan, Pdtor Nigh,' Lawrence Mur- ray, J•osephtRyast. TI. to Jr, IIII.-Thomas Kale; Mary Devereaux, Helen Devereaux, Jr, II. to Sr. PI,-Jtatnes Devereaux, Joseph Murray, Kenneth Murray, .11. to Jr, 1/1. -Mary Murray, Loins Ryan, Joseph Devereaux. IPr., to L -Patricia Kale, Evelyn Murray, 'F. M. Givlin, Teacher. S.S. No. 2, Tuckersmith IT'he following is the report of the promobion examinations of S.S. No. 2, Tuokersmlth: First class honours 75% and over; second class honours 70 to 74%, pass 60%, recommended, 50 to 60'-, failure, below. 50%. Jr. LV, to Sr. IV. -!Olive Smith 78%, Theda Watson 77, Edna Mae Dayman 69, Doreen Cooper 62, -Ron- ald MadGregor -60, Bernard MusLe'a'F 52, 'Dorothy Delta (absent because of !!rias, promoted an year's work). Lean 6'5 ISr, I111.1., to Jr, IV. -Edison ' Mc - Jr. PPI. to Sr. ILL--IK'atleleen Mar - Gregor 76, Dlonald. Dayma'n 62, Mil- dred Deitz 60, Donald -Cooper 54, Blanche Watson 511. Sr. IIT.. to Jr. PPI. -(Esther Day -non 75, Billie Sproat 72, Grace ,Shctilbe.65, Win Gibson 65, Ray Cooper 02, Ken- neth Meftee•nzie 61', Gwendolyn Coop- er 61, Kathleen Scheibe 60,Manor's Smith 60. 7H lJr. I11» to Sr. IIL-!Tack . Deitz Jean. Schilbe 66, Joe McKenzie 60. ISr. I. to Jr. 'III. Wilmer MacGregor 70Eldred ,Moffat- 77, Buddie Cooper 712. ITIr. I. to Sr, , I,-IRonakf Cald will 60. 'Primer A.-Idahel. Watson' Wallace Watson, IPrlmer 'B, -Johnny' Smith, Olive. Schilbe. Those winn'ig.prizes for spelling in May were: Olive Smi,th, Gwendolyn Cooper; Eslther, Daymaan, M'ark'•.r'e Smith, Grace Slch lbe Eldred Moffat, Wilmer MaeGregor, Those winnine prizes in sPe111i'mg Ear June were: 01- iee Smith.:- Dorothy Deitz, E,thcr T7ayman: Tack Deitz, W'Imer Mac- Gregor. Number on roll 33, average attendance for June 32, .Jean E. MclKenzie, Teac'her, Nearly all ,children are subject, to -worms, and many are born. with them: Spare them 'suffering by using Moth- er Graves'-.'W'orm E'xtertninahor, an excellent rein'edy, 'Want and For Slate Ad's,;1 time 25c.