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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1933-07-20, Page 5THURSDAY, JULY 20, 1933. r THE SEAFORTH NEWS. PAGE FIVE' We would like to invite you To"cool off" in the interior of our big refrigerators, during these warns days, but unfortunately we haven't nearly enough roomto ac- commodate the thousands of customers 'who would accept such an invitation. We do suggest, however, that pn your next grocery order you include several of the cool, energy producing 'Foods which are kept io bythese refrigerators. Superior Stores carry a in completeet line ott ne lime 'of cooked meats, bottled drinks, and other "Hot Weath- er" suggestions. Remember our slogan— WE SELL THE BEST FOR LESS _L - BRAY Fern's for Week ending July 26. BE'NiTOS CORNED BEEF per tin KELLOGG'S ALL BRANN large pkg. ,STANDARD TOMATOES, 2ee's 2 tins CHATEAU C'H'EESE Ws 2 pkgs (CROSISE & BLACKWEUL MARMALADE • Orange, (Lemon and IGrapefrulit .'CROSSE & BIJAOK,WELL'S CATSUP 16' oz. large bottle 12c 17c 19c 25c 23c 15c Infant's Delight Toilet Soap 4 cakes Mazola !Oil, No. 1 tin each Matches, Silent x 3 pkgs. Choice Golden !Bantam (Corn, 2's 2 tins Lux Flakes large pkg. Kelloggs Rice Krispies 2 pkgs. Aylmer Soups, except 'Chicken 3 tins Aylmer Pure Chicken Soup 2 'mss Coffee, our own blend freshly ground per ib. Cocoanut Wafer Biscuits, special 21bs. Premium Tea, with Bird of Paradise Pattern China FREE lb Weston's Parisian Biscuits, fancy box ,1 lb. Superior IBakfng Powder 8 oz. -•,15c; 16 oz. Saniflush p r tin 2 for Canada Dry' Ginger A'1e,,12 oz 30 oz.. ............ plus bottles Certo per bottle Crown Fruit Jars •• '• srnall dozen medium dozen Lard and Shortening, l's 2 for 25c 29c 25c 25c 23c• 19c 25c 25c 39c 25c 49c 25c 23c 25c 25c 20c 29c 1.09 1:23 23c Centre Pull or Presto' Pack Wax' Paper ...... ........ . p...', . .10c 'Orange Slices er lb. 39c • Loose ;Cocoanut % Ib. 13c - Shirriff's True Extracts .. , ......•.. .._ . ......,per bottle 23c• Sweet Pickles, picnic size ' - •" • per _-bottle 10c 0 ss J. Sproat MissN.Pryce Phone 8 Buy Seaforth Butter 18 YE2'[R'S A Service that creates e Confidence and a Dependable Reputation p . • Always Good Quality Please us by giving us your cream patronage and we will try to please you by. our services and highest market prices for- good cream. Cream weighed, tested, graded and paid ,for while you wait. The Seaforth Creamery C. A. BA'RBDR Prop. Walker's FUNERAL SERVICE UNDERTAKING —and— ENLBALMING ,Motor or Horse Equipment W. J. WALKER, holder of Go- vernment diploma and license. Flowers furnished •` Night or day phone 67' 1 Minerals For Sheep A suitable m'inenal mixture con- taining a small amount of iod'in'e in • same farm 'should he 'av'aila'ble to sheep, and lambs at all '.times. The follo'wing mixture is reconemended by the Dominion, Quebee, Nova Scotia. P;E:I., and On'tar'io Departments of Agricul'tu're: Salt, 50 lbs.; su'lp'hur, 2 lbs.; oxi'd'e o'f iron, 'h ib.; ground limestone, 20 'lbs.;; potassiu'm iodide; / to 1 ounce. Tlhisshould be mixed b eneixed and placed in a' self -'feeder box from which the sheep may be'et'le° to help themselves, or two pounds of the mixture May lrelfed with ;eaoh'1>Q0: lbs. •oF 'gna'fn. TOWN TOPICS. Miss Mabel Weisberg, Preston and id' Card Forwelll, S't. Clemens, spent the„wee'k-end with the former's cous- in, . Miss Winnie Kruse.' Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Dunlop and Lois have returned hone after a three weeks'” v'isit;wit'hlfriend's Tn Hamilton. Week -end visitors, with Mr, and Mrs. 'William Kruse were Mr, and Mrs. Wil'lis•in Neubauer and daugh- ter Clara, Mr• and Mos. Edward Neu - 'hatter; ' all of Niagara Falls, N.Y., and Mrs. Jtohn W'eilyerg of ,Pre's'ton. :lir. 'Harry Hart has the contract for repairing and re -shingling the roof at the Public Schaal. IMr. and Mg. Charles Jenkins of London were visitors on Sunday with M'r', and Mrs. Harry Martin. !Mr. and Mrs. Nloriman M. Kirk of Ind'ian'a are 'visiting at bhe ,h'o'me of Mr, and Mrs. A. M. Mirk. 'Norman is travelling freight agent .for the Penn- sylvania Railroad. , 'Mr. and Mrs: J, D. 'Beeoroft and dhftdren Florence and 'Ernest, also Mrs. William Beecroft ' of Wiin!gh'ani were visitors at 'Mr, A'n'drew . IC'i'rk's home the p'as't week, ' Miss Mary Howes . has returned home after s'pend'ing two -weeks with her aunt and uncle, Mr. ,and Mrs. Robt. Grim'oldlby, of Constance. :M'i'ss Doro't'hy Howes is vis'itfng with friend's at Lucan Oro'ssing. Mr. and Mrs. Bumy'a'ttand'M•r. J: Camp'b'ell Of Arthur visited over the week=end at the home o'f 'x12r. James Nolan,` . Mr. and Mrs. Duren, Mr. M'ay and Mists Horton of London spent the week -end with. Mr. and Mrs; E L. Box. Mr. and Mrs, H. Minett of Toronto visited with M•r. and Mrs. E. L. Box a few days last week. • IM•iss Leona and Masters ' 'Richard and Edward Box and Miss Helen More are spending the week at Bay- field. • Dr. R. N. Hill Of Bro'ok'lyn N. Y., is vis'i'ting his brother, Mr, Wm. Hill,' and sister, Centre street, The Misses Grieve of Eg'm'dnd'vil''e and two ,girl !friends are on a trip to the mountains for a month, a Mr. and Mrs. Jidhn MelKenille and family .motored 'from Swift Current, Sask„ an!d are 'spend'i'ng a month in town and vreinli'ty. They &pent ,Sunday, on George st. with Mr, and Mrs. • J'as. Grieve and family. I't is 25 yeasts since 'they were here, and their many 'friend's 'were glad to see them. Mrs. How'a'rd, Mr. Gordon Rife, Mr's, G. G: Sina!1ialcombe and Mr. and Mrs. Pitcher, all of Guelph, visted Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Westcott on Sunday, Mrs. Howard stayng for a short vacation. 'The Mi's'ses Hen'derso'n--o'f Buffalo are ,guests this week at the Commerc- ial wh'i'le renewing acqu'aintan'ces in town. Mr. and Mrs. Fleetwood Berry and child of 'Toronto, were ,guests on Sun, day of the Misses Cresswell, and Mr. Berry's mother, Mrs. (Bev.) Berry Of Ottawa, a'ccompan'ied them on their return to Toronto. Mr. , and Mrs. Crawford Smith re- turned Wed'nes'day after spending a few days in Windsor. Mrs: Arnold Case left Monday to visit her dau'gh'ter, Mrs. Schofield, in Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Purdy, Mr. Ho- ward Purdy and Miss D'oro'thy Kers- lake, Toronto,. spent . the .week -end with the fatter%'p'arenbs, Mr. and Mrs; W: E. Kerslake. Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Hiamiltion of Kansas City, Missouri, were vis'i'ting Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Case for a few days this week. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Archibald . of Waterloo were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Aridhdbal!d on Tuesdays Mr. and Mrs. Sam, Hanna and Mrs. fames A. Reid went to Port Huron on Tuesday and are visiting friend's and ' relatives there and at other points in Michigan for several days. Mr. and Mr's. Wallace Berke leave on S'aturd'ay for a short visit at ' St. Cafhani'nes before sailing on Ju'ly?2Sth '"rent Montreal for England, and later St. Ives, wlhere they expect to 's'pend some time. -- Mr. rMr. an'd Mrs, Will Griffin of Eloise, Mich.; Mrs. John Dodds and her moitise'r; Mrs. Morrison of London, were calling on !frien'd's in town Fri d Dodds, Mrs. Griffin and 'ay. Mrs Do' Mrs M'orriso'n are ,old time Seaforth- rtes end their •many friends were glad to 'see: them and renew acquaintances. ...Mrs. Will Pinkney an;d 1 c'hil'dren, Phyllis, lack and Betty, df Hamil- ton, are spending a few weeks at She Piekney home' on Godenioh st. Mrs. Ar't'hur M'a'son and son Charles of Saskatoon, Sask., who have been visiting relatives here for several month's, are leaving Th'ursda'y and • will .be addorrupanied Ihichne by Mr. George Charters, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Chiat+"ters; Who will make an indefinite stay with them. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Mullett and d'a'ughter and Mrs. Mu'lIett% sis!berein la'w, Mrs. Ed. Latimer, all Of 'Oreille,' v'isite'd the M!is'ses Brine on Wednes- day. Mr. Mullett was formerly a 'hardware merc'han!t of Scatter*. Mr. and 'Mrs. Bruce Kilpatrick of, Roxbury, N.Y., (nee Clem. Oas@)' were in town Monday, taking Miss •. Mary. Case, daughter of Mr., and Mrs. . Ed. KIPPEN. 'Rev. Ei F. Oh'aun'd'ler preached e• very i'tuslpirin'g senmoli on Suletlay morning last in S't. Andre'w's United Church, taking for his subject S'ingin'g the Lord's Song under Difficult Condi- frons." Miss Jean Iv'"son• sang a very fine solo `5Buil'd4ng,•for Eternity." The •regular ,morning service in St Andrew's United C'hm'rdh will be held' at the usual hour, of 111' a.m., Rev. E. F. Chandler is baking the .morning ser- vices in C'hi'selh'urs't United •Chureh :at 9.4IS in the absence of their pa's'tor, Rev. A. 'Sinclair; who is enljbying his summer holidays. 'The Kippen-IHlilesgreen ` annual con- gregational pi'cni'c was held on\Tues- day afternoon last in Jowett's Grove, Bayfield. me Niles and Miss Mr, and Mrs. Lo Mina. Doig df 'London, accompanied by Mrc. John C. Doig of Detroit; mo- tored over in John's fine new car to spend the weekeend with the latter's mother and sister. Mrs. Doig and Miss Janet, spent a day ,recently visiting with 'Friends in Ho!wiok. ' SOFTBALL' Seaforth defeated M'on'k:ton by a score of 10-8 in the final game of the group, played at Monkton on Wed- nesday evening. Case; .John st.,_ home with them.' Miss Mary wtlil visit her aunt and uncle tor some time. Mr. and tins. Kilpatrick were en route 'to their summer: home in Burleigh Palls.. 'Mr. Gordon Hiays o'f Detroit and Mr. Stanley Hays: df Windsor, spent Sunday with their friend's in town. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Snider and fain: 'sly o'f Kitchener spent Tu'esday at Air. and Mrs. Louis Hilde'brand't''s, George sit. Mrs. Reginald Sykes of Washing- ton state, oame Monday to visit fniendis 'here. • Mr. and Mrs, K. J, Hodgert, Keith and Mildred, of Port Hope, and Mr. A. Hodgert of Russelidrale were guests this week at the home- ref Mr. and Mrs. J. Ai'tch'eslon, Roxboro. ,Mies Margaret MeNlay olE 'Stratford General Hospital and Mr. Wim. G. M•oNiay of Duart are spending holi- days at the home of Mr. . and Mr's. J'no, 'M'cN'ay, in MCKil'lop. ;Miss Gliadys Mangey Of Mmbohe!ll is spendiing the holidays with' her cousin Miss Jean D'ungey. ;Mrs. R. L. Tho'm'soo and Helen are visiting it .St. 'Catharines, for a few days, Miss Miild'red A'i'tcheson of Rox- boro is ,spending her .h'olldays with her cousin, Miss H. T'ou'gh, at Bruice'field. Mis's Viola 1ddonthgomery is visiting Miss Leonia Box at Bayfield. FOOT BALL Waken de'fe'ated K'ippen at Kippen on Wednes!dlay evening, by a score of 3 -le Walton goals were scored by Gordon leteGlavin. Roe Canter and .,' Steiss, BRUCEFIELD. ,Rev. W. A. Bremner will .conduct anniversary services in Blake next Sunday, July 23rd and Rev. Mr, Powl- ter of Varna wilt occupy his pulpit for the day. Mr. and Mrs. Seldon Ross o'f God- ersoh and Mr. and Mrs. Monteith and family olE London •sipen't ,Sunday at the 'home of Mrs. Janet Ross. iMis's Violet Petrie of Sault Ste. Marie is the guest of her sister, Mes. Ro'bt, Allen, at ,present. Tlhe,.many frien'd's of M•rs. T. H. Wheeler, who has been 'Confined to her home for the past few weeks will be glad to hear that she was able to go to her daughter's, Mrs. C. Hal- stead, in Stratford, to ;spend this week. ;Mrs. Grad'dbok of D'iArcy, B. IC., (formerly Miss Alice Grey) is the guest of M'r. and Mos. J'a's. Moodie this week. The Woman's Miss'ionary Society met Wed'nes'day a'iteen'o'ane, July 112th in the s'dhoalyddm. The president, .Mrs. W. -A. 13rem'ner, Occupied -the Chair and opened the meeting by' singing hylmn 267, " Rock Of Ages." The Scripture reading wlas taken from the %th Ch'ap'ter .off list tor. and several of- fered shunt prayers. The tre'a'surer re- ported the June offering 510.90. IDt was suggested that each member give an extra cent a day frem now till the end of the year in order that we may not fall so far be'lo'w our alloca- tion. . Mr's. Jlas. McQueen gave the Temperance .rea'd'ing, ,A Sign Board, and Mrs. Tough, le'ader of Group N'o. 6, presided over the program. The devotional leaflet, The Woman of 'De- cision, Ruth, was read by the leader. The study period. was 'Temperance education and the auxiliary member and was given by Mrs. Stevens, Mrs. Brack, Mrs. Haugh and Mrs. Ratten- bu ry, TUCKERSMITH. 'Mr. and Mrs, ,Gordon Hayter, Keibh and Wayne of Flint, spent last week with the Tatter's mother, Mrs. E. Ross. Mr, George Kalle of Buffalo spent the week end at the home of Mr. John Elgie. Mrs. A. 'Topp; and, Alice ac- companied him back. ' Miss Jean ,1eLdLaehlan, Mrs; H. Erb and Betty, of London' left on Monday by motor 'for an extended trip to Bo - harm, Sask. Miss M'ar'garet Hay is visiting net sister, Mrs. Lorne Pepper, of Niagara Flails, Mrs, H. Enb and. B:e'ety of. London were week end guests al' tine home of Mr. Jno. McLadhllan 'before going West. Mr. and Mrs. J. Lamont and Son Jack 'of Lonidon visited at Russell tuloInsuranci Let us protect you anywhere in Canada or the United States with an Auto Policy that will take a load off your maid and at NEW Non Tariff Rates It's worth your while to see us before placing your insurance. and at the new low non -tariff rates you afford to take chance& All claimst promptly and satisfac- torily paid. Phone, write or call—Night and Day Service Phone 152 D. Sutheri A. GENERAL ' INSURANCE ; - REAL ESTATE, CONVEY- ANCING. ETC. Coleman's last Sunday. Mrs. Luff o'f H'am'ilton is spending a few days with her brother John Martin Mr TRichardson of Egmondville is busy sawing lumber these days for his customers at his son Gordon's, on the Mill Road'.' The ann'ual picnic of 5, ido, 7, Tuckersmith,' was held in Bayifielld Friday afternoon, with about ''100 in attendance, Races 'were the main feature of the event, with the follow- ing winners: Girls, ,8 year's and under, Jeanette lGl'inake, Thelma .Creighton; Margaret Cooper; 12 years and under, Muriel Cameron, Dorothy Coletnan, boys, '7 years and under, Jim Carno- ahan, Ross M'aLeau•; 10 years and un- der, Mat rRiirtoul, Elmer Cameron; boys, 115 and milder, Jack .Nicholson, Cameron Rinto'ul; young men's race, Harold Nicholson, Wilson McCart- ney; married men's ` race, W. Keys, D McLean; men over 50, J. Rintoul, W. Thompson; young ladies, race, Alice Thompson, Elinor Broadfaot; married ladies' race, Mrs. J. MciIn- tos'h, Mrs. A. N'i'c'h'olson; slipper race, J, Black, Miss S'cotoh'mer; clothes pin race, Doin'al!d Dale, Miss -Scotch- mer; rolling pin race, Elinor Broad fodt, 'M'a'rgaret 'Broadfob•t; necktie race, H'el'en Thompson, ' Rex Mc- Gregor; slipper race, 'dhilidren 10 years and under, Elmer Cameron,' Pearl Creighltan, A bountiful supper was served followed biy a game of softball in which Margaret Broad- fo'at's side won. To Hold Picnic.—The four U. F. Y. P. O. clubs --Dashwood, Western Stanley, N'ighthaw'ks and Tudkers'mit'h Aggressive, well held a picnic at Jo'w- ett's Grove, Baylfield, on Tuesday, July 25th, sports beginning at 2 o'- clock. All the young people in the above cam'munities are cordially in- vited. Flora' Soutar, Secy,-ITreas. WINTHROP. Mr. and Mrs. Norman 'Geddes and Mr. and 'M'rs. Geddes, Sr., of -Bel- grave, spent .Sunlday with Mr. and Mrs, J'osep'h Little. Mrs, Geddes is spending a few days with her d'au'gh- ter, Mrs. 'Little. Winthrop footba'14 team defeated B'ru'ssels 2.1' in Brussels an July 12th. This was an exhibition game. 'Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Agar and Mr. and Mrs. Foster Bennett spent ;Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs. George Eaton. The "write-up"' on the Wallton- Wl'n5hrdp feetbal'1 game held in Win-' (hump last Monday night, July IBth, was very much reversed; .the writer surely .could not have been at the game. 'Winthrop had the best ofthe game and ilf it hadn't been 'for Wal- ton 'backs (Moody Holland and 'Bill Dennis) two of Winthrop's old re- liable players, 'the s'o're would have been much higher than 24 for Win- throp. I5 was rumored around that Walston wlas going to throw this game to W'iotheop but 'they didn't and were They sore 'because Winthrop won! The Warton team Fare good losers but it sure hurt a 'lot of their foll'o'wers, Cheer 'up. Everyone loses some time. The game played in Seaforth Sat- urday n'igh't betweeh the Hurons and Oariinlgs o11 London was well worth seeing. We think the Londoners h'a'd all they could handle. 'W'e give Wal- ton and Winthrop boys credit ear their 'good work, especially the goal keepers, as they .made so'me nice ance-! in HENRY F. 173!v i'ERM'A'N'N'S NEW BARN Lot .10, Con. 9, McKillop, 33/4 miles Feast of Winthrop Wednesday Evg. JU'LY 26TH GOOD MUSIC Admission 21Sn tha, Mr. and Mrs. Finlay A. Ross, Peggy and Marjorie, of P'o'rt Arthur, spent a few day's this week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Percy Little. The M'isses Marion and Norine Little hate returned home after spending a week at Grand Bend. The Ladies' Aid of Coven Church, M+dKillop, intend holding a sale in. Seaforth of Homemade Cooking on August Sth. DUBLIN. The following is the report o'f the June examinations of ;D'uiblin S'chool. A is 715% or ,,Over; B is 66-74%a; C is 60-+65%; D is 50'-159%. :Form UQ.— .Margaret Atkinson—Lit. D; Comp. D; Algebra D; French C; Art De Marjorie Byers—Lit. D; Comp. C; Grammar B; Zoology C; (Physio •graphy B; Algebra 'D; 'Geometry IC; Arithmetic D; Latin D; French D; Art D. !Charlie Benn—!Lit, C; 'Gonip.. D; Znoldgy D; Physiography 'B; Geo- mebry D; Ariibhereetie D; Latin • D; French D; Art B. Dorothy Donnelly—Lit. C; Comp. B; Physiography IB; Geometry D; Arith. B; ;Latin 13; ,French B; Art' B. Mary Eckert—!Lit. D; Camp. 'A; Zoology B; Physiography A; Alge- bra A; (Geometry A; Arithmetic IB; Latin .B; French B; Art A. Edgar Elligson—!Lit. D; Comp B; Zoreogy'B; Physiography B; Algebra C; Geo'metry D; (Latin C; Art C. !William Flanagan—Lit. D; Comp. D; Zoology D; ,Algebra B; Geometry D; Arithmetic C; Latin D; Art C. Jahn 'Krauskop't—Lit ID; Comp. C; Zoology B; Physiography A; ,Algebra B; Geometry B; Latin B; French B; Art C. ;Lloyd McCarthy—Lit D; Arithmet- ic D; Art 'B. Mary iM'urray. —'Lit . D; Physio- graphy C; Algebra D; ,Latin C; Art stops. 'We are pleased to lcn'aw thht Mrs, George Little has i'm'proved lately. Presentation.—On July 1'2th one of the 'veteran members of Winthrop Lodge, Mr. William Trewartha, was honored by the 'brethren with the presentation of a beautiful cane and a'dd'ress Mr. Trewaribha was so taken by surprise that he was unable to •re- ply; ,his son Irw+in 'T'rewarth'a made a very suitable reply, thanking the nse'ndbers for their kind remembrance. The address was as follows: "Win- throp, July 03'sh, .103. Mr. William Trewiartha, Dear Sir and Brother,— We, the officers and members o'f L. O. L. No. 8113, having gathered once again in their lodge room 'for the grand !purpose of celebrating the 243rd anniversary of . the . Battle of the Boyne, whish event has been cele- brated by this Lodge each and ever' year for the past 76 years, whi'c'h speaks well for the kind of men who from time to time have been active members of this Lodge during the past 76 years and who 'by their untiring activity and lotyaity to our glorious association have kept the Orange flag flying every "'twelfth day of July dur- ing all those years. A'nd to you, Bro- ther Trevearbha, as you are now 61 years an active O'ran'geman and a member df this lodge, I, as Worship- ful Master ettend to you on behalf of the members our very high apprecia- tion ofyour valuable service bo our glorious association .and 'to this Lodge in p'articul'ar. And from what we can 'rather from what has tr'ans'pired der - leg the 61 ea'rsth t !h ve P as.sesincece you 'became a member of the Olrange. association, - your services among the brethren !have been very valuable and by your wise counsel and timely ad- v'i'ce the Lodge has achieved great ac- comp'lis'hments And in order to show our' appreciation of you as an Or- angeman and an 'untiring 1w,orker in OUT welt' 'beloved Order and in our L'od!ge' we ask you to accept this walking cane as a slight token of our love and es'tee'm 'for a true and -un- selifitsh Or'an'ge 'brother w'hic'h we have found you to be always with the will- ing 'hand to fureher the interests of burr moble Order. And in presenting you with bh'is cane we as's'ure you that with it we extend to you our best 'wishes for a !Ionlg life of good health, peace, happiness and prosperityand we sincerely hope land trust that you may long be spared to particip'ate with your 'brethren in their twelfth of T's,ly celebration's. (Signed) P. G. ITfItle, W.IM" 'Wm. B, ..Trewartha. n:M.• Pair M ettersr-WeeT. Kinney. Norman O'Connor—Lit. D; Comp. D; Zoology C; 'Latin ID; Fren'c'h D; Ant C. Margaret 'O'Connell --!Grammar D; Algebra D; 'Geometry D; Arithmetic D; French D; Latin D. k —'Lit Comp. !Loretto OdRou'r e ! D; P C; Zoology D; Physiography D; Al- gebra C; "Geometry D; Arithmetic Di; Latin D; French D; Art B. 'Dorothy Riley tats, D; Comp. A; Physiography 13 Algebra A; Geo- nrdbry 13; •Atibhmdtic ! B; Latin D; French D; Art B. Mary Walsh—ILEt. C; Comp. B; Physiography D; Algebra C; Geo- inetry D; 'Arithmetic ID; French D; Art B. Michael Walsh --Lit D; Caine. 'D; Grammar D; ,Zeolo'gy C; Physio- graphy C; Geo'mnetry, D; Latin D; Art'B. Po nm Jack 'Benn—'Lit. D; Comp. C; Al- gebra C; Art C; Geogra'phy D; Zoo- logy C; Latin D; French D. !Barbara Carlin—Lit D; Camp, D; Grammar A; Algebra D; Geography 13; Zoology D; Isatin B; French A. Willie Drake --Lit. C; 'Comp. D; Algebra C; Art ,A; Geography A; Zoology B; French D. Ursula Flanagan-1Lit. B;; Co'.mp,'B; Grammar A; Algebra 'A; 'Geo'grap'hy A; Zoology B; Latin A; French B. Mary'.Jordan-ILit D;" Comp. D; Grammar C; Algebra B; Art D; Geo- graphy C; Latin D; French C. Cecelia Ka"auseopf—'Lit B; Contp. A; Grammer A; Algebra A; Art C; Geog. B; Zoology, B; Latin A; French feet 4.• Tv r, Po Marc:} P D•lei • Tna,v„'. 'r , .4%1 O %I) Air 1 P.D M ; W. Adrian Hogg, ,P.D!M.;' Thseph Hberg, PJDJM.; Irvin Trewar Muriel Loab'y-Lit. D. Comp. C; Grammar C; Algebra C; Art C; Geog. B; Zoology D; Latin D; F'renc'h C. Mary Molyneaux—•LLit. A; Comp. B; Gran tear A; Art D; Geog. B; Zoology D; Algebra A; Latin A; French B. I (Evelyn •Mldorr—!Let. D; Comp. D; Algebra 13; Art C; Geography B; Zoology. D; Latin B; French B. iGeore':Moore-'Lit. D; .Crimp. C; Algebra B; Art B; Geography A; Zoology B;'Latie A; French B. Mary Moore—Lit. D; Comp. C; Grammar 'B; Algebra C; Art B; Geo- grap'hy:.B; Zdolo!gy B; Latin A; French B. Mary Morris—Lit C; Comp. D; Grammar B; Algebra .B; Art C; Geog. A; Zoology C;. Latin B; French A. iKlathryn O1Roarke—Lit C; Camp. D; Grammar A; Algeb'ra A; Art ,B; Geography A; Zoology B; Latin A; French A. Joan Rdbitesore-'Lit, B; Comp. C; Algebra B; Art C; Geography C; .. Zoology 13; Latin C; French B.