HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1926-07-15, Page 9Supplement to The Seaforth News, Thursday, July 15, 1926
WINTHROP.
The 'ladies' 'meeting held at the,
omie of Miss. 'Florence Saunders last
eek miles well attended. The meeting
pened by singing 'hymn. 109 w'i'th
Irs. IR, M'c1Fariane in the chair. The
orip+ture lesson 'was reald by 'Mrs.
lexander and Messenger prayer by
r•s. C. Dolma'ge, 'The 'topic 'on "The
ndian 'Church,' was given by Mrs.
. ,Campbell, 'followed by voluntary
oxes are Ito' be 'handed in tat next
ayer by' Mrs. Simpson. The mite
eetin_I• The 'meeting close with
ingiag�lhymn., 579 and all repeating
he Lord's 'prayer.
'Mrs, Salmon and daughter Edith,
rid (the Misses Margaret and R'u'by
a'te's of 'Brandon, are Visiting Mr.
rs. (George 'Ea'ton.
iss Sadie Thompson, 'of •Seaforth,
pent the 'week -end with ,Mr. andMrs,' W. 'C, Bennett.
Quite a number 'Brom there 'took in
the '()Lange celebration in 'Clinton
The 'present rain was a great 'hellp
to the crops and 'roots.
ENTRANCE EXAMINATION
The following are the results of the
exa'min'ations 'held the last of June at
Seaforhlt Brussels Ethel and Man- Patterson Margaret Pethick, 'Lorne Crowe E,; Jeffrey, I, Lannan C.
Exeter ,Blalkwell, W. . (A) ; Boy e,
C. (A); Burke, G. •(A); 'Collingwood,
R. '(IB); Ellerington, W. '('B); Gam -
bull, V.; •IHunkin'g, G. ('B); Lamport;
'C.; (Lee, W.; 'Pen'ha'le, 'B (A); 'Snell,
R.; Wells, M. ('A).
IHensall Blackwell, 'R,; Drum-
mond, M. CB); Foster, M. CB); Joynt,
W,; Little, D. (B); Passmore, A.;
S.mate, R•; Soldan, Bertha; Steacy, L.
Bayfield -!McLeod, A.; Weston, C.
Crediton -,Hoist, G.; Lewis, GG ;
Loy; the�nvarks of the unsuccessful
candidates will be sent out as •soon as.
possible; no marks will be 'sent to
those who are 'successful. Appeals
may be made 'to the Entrance Board
by 'the •middle of August, for which
no -'fee is charged. '
The highest 'mark of all was ob-
tained .by
bt'ained`',by Alice Siemon, of No. 8,,
McKill'ap, who had : a 'total of 670;
at Seaforth the highest mark was..
made by Mabel Bateman with 604
marks and Jessie Archibald with 603
out of a total ,of 750.
SEIAl17OIRTH
Helen Amen't (h), Jessie Archibald
(h), Mary Archibald, Mabel Bateman
(h), Muriel Beattie, Margaret Cardno
(h), Nelson Camino, Viola Carter,
Alex. Chesney, Elizabeth. Cluff (h),
Margaret Coleman, Margaret Crich,
Stewart Dale, Dorothy !Dickson, Mar-
garet Drover(h), Anna Edmund,
Arthur Finlayson (h), Isabel. Forrest,
Glenn Gemmell, 'Evelyn 'Grie've (h),
Norin'a''Habloirk, Madeline Hotham,
Wm. Lane, Harvey McClure, Lewis
IvldDonald, Mona 'McGregor, Marg-
aret McKellar, 'Harry (McLeod. -'Ger-
trude Matthews, Jack Montgomery,
Audrey Murray, Iva Nott, Igr'a•tins
O'Leary, George Parke (h), Edith
SEAFORTI" CAFE
REGULAR DINNER 40c
Meals and Quick .Lunches at all hours Prompt Service
BISSET'S ICE CREAM
Sodas, Soft Drinks, Chocolate Bars, Cigarettes, Cigars, etc.
PERCY HOWE, Prop.
Pinkney, Mary Reid (h),Gordon (B); dKay, . ( ) 1 •
Rennie, Francis (Reynolds, Edith
Rice, ;Ethel Ross, Alivin .S'har'p, Grace'
Somerville, (h), Eva' Stackhouse,
Clara •S'toiey, 'Kat'hleen Storey, 'Grace
Tremeer, Neil Tyndall, Robert UP -
shall, Anne Wallace, Irene Wankel.
(h), Dorothy Wilson, Mabel Wright,
Austin Zapfe. •
BI WSSEIS.
Dorothy Aitkin ('h), Elmer Arm-
strong, Helen 'A'rmstrong, Eileen
Beirnes, !Edith •Brown, Wm. Cardiff,
Charles Davidson, Margaret 'Down- Zwi'cker, G.
iiig0h), 'Doreen E'ckinier (h), Cosby Dashwood - Kleinstnver, R. (A);
Ennis, 'Delbert. Hall, Margaret- Har- Nadiger, H. (A).
man, Kenneth Jackson ('h), EleanorDungannon_- Brown A CB)' Fin-
Knigh t (h), Laura IMyanping (h),
Clara McCall' (h), Thomas Miller,
James Parrish, a James' Pennington,
Tames Ritchie, Eanylene Steiss, Ruth
v'tiiachan (h),'K'enne'th Thuell (h),
Tames Turnbull, Olive 'Williamson,
John Pennington.
ETIHEL,
Wilma 'Baker, 'Greta Baker, Murray
Brown, Dorothy 'Franklin, Doris Gill
(h), Mildred Hoy, Joint Lamont;
1
Herbalist Here
Are You Suffering from any Disease?
4r. Murfin the proprietor of the Canadian Herb Gardens,
expert in herbs, will be at the
Commercial Hotel
Seaforth
ONE DAY ONLY ALL DAY& EVENING
Wednesday, July 21st
Consultation Free
Asthma, Piles, Dropsy, Bedwetting, Skin Diseases, Ner-
vous Diseases, Rheumatism, Bladder Trouble, Diabetes,
Bright's Disease, Stomach, Liver, Kidney, Neuritis, •
Blood Pressure, Heart Troubles, Constipation, Lung
and Bronchial Troubles and all Diseases. Gall
Stones removed, no operation necessary.
Goitre •removed, no operation.
THERE IS AN HERB FOR EVERY DISEASE
Remember the Date
WEDNESDAY JULY 21st
CANADIAN HERB GARDEN
133 GARFIELD AVE. -» -- LONDON
WE SELL THE HERBS' THE JUICE COMES FROM
Oke, 'No. 10, Robert Cole.
Hay-INo. 3, W. Mousseau (B), R.
Richardson (3),- E. Stephen (B),,
12o. 4, Charold 'Surerus. No, 6, Anna
Farwell. No, 8, F. Miller, A. Ziler (B)
No. 10, Lorne Chapman, No, 14, 0,
Bali, al, Johnston (A), G. Troyer (A)
No. 15, O. Turnbull (B); E. Wainer,
'Stanley -No. 4 North, M. •'Arm-
s'tr'ong, 'F. 'M•ossop (B) ; IN. Paterson,
J. Scotchmer. No 4 ,South, L. Etue,
N. 7E'tue, M. Steele (B), No, 5, 'Hay-
ter, Elgin. No. 6, J. 'Durrant, M. Mc-
Donald, No. 7, Grace' Love, No. 9,
H. Finlay, `L G£ngerich, 'R, `blanson,
S. McBride, E. 'Schwartzentruber, I.
S' cliwartzen'truber (B). No. 10, Aldie
Mustard. No. 13, (Mervin Keys. No.
nigan, L.; 'Harris E.;- Pentland, d3, 14, Blanche Mustard.
(B);' Peters, C. (3); Wiggins, W. ICA) hn-o. ,Hy I3irtzel (Ai,
Young, G.
Edward
Stepe,La'm�Nport2(A)arr. No; 3,
Grand Bend--IDesjardine, G.; Des- 'Christie (B); !Margaret Penhale (A)
jardine, I.; Greene, ID.;. IMollard, L. No, 4, E. Martene, E. Smith (3), G.
(A); Taylor, L.; Turnbull, j. (A); Becker, T. Weber. No. 6. T. `Nreeh,
Willis,- V. A. Ra'tz, D, Raiz. No. 7, EH. "Cox,
Kingsbridge-+Dla1ton, A.; Dalton, M.
'Heanvau, V. Moore, I. 'G. Sweit-
,R..CB); Foley, M.; Foley, Mary; Mc- zer, No. 11, 'Hazel Morena..
Intyre, T. (B); O Keefe. E.; U•sborne-lNo. 1, Kathleen Strang
O'Loughlin, A. (8); O'Loughlin, N. (A , No. 2, A11en, Ivan Stewart
(A), K. WiseT.man ('A). No, 3, 'George
,Gil'frll'an. No. 4, Lily Hunter. No. 7,
H. Denham, M. 'Hera, Thos. ''Hern__
No. 10, Mervyn 'Ryckman, No, 12, L.
Harness, Edna Squire.
W. Wawanosh-No. 1, May Boyle,
James Murphy, Herman Chamney.
No, 2, IM. Dobie (B); Lena'•Leddy
(3). No. 3, F. McDonald (13), D.
Thompson, W. Wilson. No. 14. C.
Inglis. No. 17, M. 'Girvin,'G. 'McNee;
Elmer Sproul (B).
E.'Wawanosh-iNo. 3, Nealy, 'Olive.
No. 6-IGovier, A.; Vincent, ,R.; Wal
-
Chas.
has. A ,Ashfield-INo. 4, L. Crawford, R. den, M.; Walsh, Edna, No. 7, Cham-
ggast Andrews, Allan Ball, Isobel ne Valletta; 'Ch'amne
Dickson,No. 3, H. ,Hiblben:-'No. 4, C. y, • Y, Vernon: No.
BarCartwright,RPhynd llis Collyer, RuMarion
n: McDonald (A), M. MOIKendrick, D, 8, Vincent, (Harold. No. 10, Caldwell,
FobesPEdith 'Gib'bings Grace Robertson CA), J.'Rass. No._ 5, A. Thelma (A); 'Caldwell, Norma (B).
Forbes .(h), g ,
Gib'b'ings, 'Ro+bt, 'Hale, Brenton +Hall- d H H McGregor, W C
yar, :Paul Hovey, Muriel IH'udie,
Edith Hunt, Wm, Jackson, ''Douglas
Kennedy, Carrie Lavis, Bessie 'Liver-
more, Susie Livermore (11), -Mervyn
Lobb, Thelma 'Lovett, Janet Mc-
Taggart, Helen Manning (h), Marion
Mason, Lloyd Medd, Violet Mor-
rison, Jean Mutch, Margaret Plum
steel, Edward (Rorke, Wayne Rozell,
Eileen :Rum'ball, Grant Snell, Olive
Thompson (h), James Turner, Jean
Twyford, Harry IWatkins, Win. Wat-
kins, jack Welsh, Annie Williams (h).
SIXTH.
'Franklin ,B'a'in'ton, Anna Beadle (Ji),
Ella Brown (Ih), (Marjorie Colson,
Mary Denholm, Gertrude Elliott,
Wm..Heftron, Win. Cloyd Johnston.
(h), Lewis Michael Kelly, Wm.
Leiper, Gregory Leith, Irene 'Long-
man, Jas. D. McCrea (h), Eliza
Machan, ,Matilda Mains,!Norman
Nicholson, (Dorothy Po'plestone,
Marie Rapson, !Belle 'Roberton, Lois
Robinson (h), Thomas 'Ross, Laur-
ance Scott, Vern Scrimgeour, Jamie
Sims, Jean 'Stevens, 'Annie Straughan,
Clifford Taman, Ethel Taylor, Ger-
trude Tunney, 'Cleta Elizabeth Wat-
son (h), Verda Watson, Mary Web-
ster, Pearl Williams, 'Madeline Yung -
Wesley" McNeil 'Blanche Rowland (A)
Lorne trodden ('h) 1�ietrich• E. (B), Hogan, W (B),
MANLEY. MdKeever, A.; O'Rourke; O'Hara
Clarence 'Malone, Helen Murray, (B); (Regan; P.; Regan, E.
Wiifred O'Hara, William Ryan, Winchelsea--Racnn, P.; Camm, D.
Zachariah Ryan, Alice Siemon (h), K. (A); I -ern,' Earl.
M'artha'Siemon. St. 'Helens -Foster, W.; Miller, A.;
OLINTON McFarlane, 11,; +Miller, M.; McQuillin,
The highest marks made at the M (A)•
Clinton Centre were made by Marion
Forbes ('607), No. 12, 'Hullett, and by
Susie Livermore (597), Clinton Pub-
lic
Margaret Rowland, John Sanders, 'Mount Oarmel-Dietrich, H. (lA);
Zurich-Be"a•rd N.; 'Calfas, S.; Du-
chanme, W ; Farwell, IC.; Fleislhaaier,
E.: •Howald, L:; Kochems, F.; Lie -
bolt, M. •
Hunter, 'E. (Pritchard (B), E. Reid
(13); E Ritchie. No. 6; S.Reid, H .
Congram (B). No, 7, }1' I. McGee: N'o,
9, C. Kilpatrick, 'W. Clare. 'No. 10, T.
Howard, R. Lane, C. McLain. No. 16,
C. 'Crozier (13) ; A. Hasty' ('B),
'Colborne -No. 1, A. Linfield (B),
A. Miller, A. Tabb, V. Tab'b, No. 2,
M. Good, S. Long (B), S. Ironstone.
'No. 3, E. Marsh (IA), F.`'MdLarty'(A)
Scott
.B)
M.
G.
, tee �B(
0.McPhee ( )
Scott (A), H. Young (A). No. 6,
-M. (Hetherington F. Kingswell, IS
Wafter, 'No. 6. W. HHardy. M. 'Milt- Harr Hirtzel, 9, IK. Parrish, J. Parrish, ri y
Linkla+ter •(B). No. 1 1.1., Nellie 1Wll
'Goderich TownShio-iNo. 1, Mildred
Hicks, No. 3, H. Cttdmore, T. Cud -
more; A. 'Glen, D. 'Huller, K. ;Huller,
C. McNeil; IH. Pickard (B). No. 5, 'E.
Elliott 13.''Elliott. No, 6 L. 'Cal'welll, Ca 51. 570; Zurich -Lawrence How-
E. Johnston, E. Mcitlwain ('B),
No. 11, (Robertson, Agnes. No. 13,
Cook,' G, .; No.
17, 'Corbett, Olive.
'Hibbert -;No 7, Bolton, N. F.;
Brintwell, T. G.; Bolton, A. J. (B);
'Kerslake, J. E.; Robins, D. C.;
Sararas, E. 'W.;' 'Wren, A. L. (B);' '
Wright, F. J. •
'Highest mark obtained at each
centre: 'Goderich-William Sbherland,
687; Exeter -'Kathleen 'Wiseman, 633;
Ba -
'Tiensall-Lorne Chapman, 600; Bay-
field -Frances Mossop, 557; Belgrave
-Thelma 'Caldwell, 601; 'Crediton-
irtzel 570;
Dashwood -
ley Helen Nediger, 599; Dungannon -
Wm. Wiggins, 572; Kirsh] ora
O'Loughlin, 639; St, Helens -Mildred
McQuillin, 564; Varna -John Dur-
rant 512: Winchelsea - Dorothy
WEST HURON ENTRANCE.
'First 'class 'honors marked (A);
second-class honors need 525 marks
and are marked (3). Exeter centres.
are ;narked (E) and •Goderich -(G).
Highest total in each subject: 'Read-
ing, (G) Nora O'Loughlin 42; (E)
M. ;Foster, B. Soldan, IL. Steacy, 45.
S'pellin'g, (IG) E. O'Keefe, K. (Holmes,
F. 'Mossop, W. Sutherland, 50; (E)
T. Schwartzentruber, E. Schwartzen-
tru'ber, 50. (Writing, (G) Jessie Ross,
39; (E) (Marie 'Fanwell 42. Literature,
(G) James' Sutherland, 98; (E) 'Ivan
Stewart. 90. Composition, (G) Doro-
thy IRo'bertson, 80; (E) I. Stewart,
K. Strang. 83, •Geography (G) W,
Sutherland, 94; (E) Ivan Stewart, 94.
Arithmetic, ('G) J. Sutherland, W. O'-
Loughlin, 100; '(E) Harry 'Hirtzel 100.
History, (G) R. Fishe'r, J. Sutherland,
W. 'Sutherland, 100; (utherland M. hale
W,
90. Grammar, '( IG) J. S
Sutherland, 100; (E) Edward Cox, 94.
Total, (G) W. Sutherland (age 11)
687; (E) (Kathleen Wiseman (age 12)
633.
,Goderich, Central' school -Abell,
Jean (A): Colborne, Ambrose (B);
Cooper, H. (B); .Crawford, L. (A);
Fisher, R. (IA); 'Grass, E.; Grass,
I{.
(13); Howell, A, (IA);. Hunter,
(A); Kneeshaw 7.; McCreath, W.;
Vfillian D.; Patterson, L; Powell,
K.; 'Ross, W. (13); Ross, E. (B);
Saunders, Silly (A); ,Stoddart, R.;'
Sutherland, J. (A); Sutherland, W,
(A) ; Taylor, H. Victorila school -
Black, J.; 'Brownlee, 1Nf Carter, S.
(B); Clark, L.; Clark, L Currie, W.;
Elliott A ; .Evans, M..0-4.); IGil'ders,
1-1:. (B) !Hamilton, E. CB); Hoey, T.;
Tames 'H.; IJohns'ton, K.; Knight,
L.um'by, ,E.; Mackay, D (3); Mac-
Kay, Iva, (B); MdDonald, L. a ( ID.; )
McGregor, O (A); y,
Nivins A. '03) Peachy, G.; Taylor,
S.; Taylor, J. Tremblay, H. '(B);
Walters E.; 'Walters,,+D. (B); White,
A. St, 'Peter's school-.B'aeoii'ler, F.;
The Tr, ffic
"Cop„ is Your
Prttectsr
Ontario highways are policed for your protec-
tion. The traffic "cop" is your friend.
The traffic patrol is not to inconvenience the
motorist, and not for the purpose of collecting
fines. Its aim is to protect life and limb, and the.
public investment in the roads. Its work makes
for the safety of yourself and your family.
Won't you do your part in this movement to
reduce accident on the highways, and encourage
your friends to do the same?
Do not fall into the temptation of speeding,
because the road ahead is clear. Remember that
excessive speed is one of the greatest agents of
destruction of some roads. While reminding
motorists that the traffic patrol will do its full duty
in enforcing the law, the Government urges the
co-operation of motorists in refraining from ex-
cessive speed. Each motorist is interested in road
protection because each must contribute to road
maintenance.
THE HON. GEO. S. HENRY,
Minister of Highways
Issued by the Ontario Department of Highways
to secure the co-operation of motorists in
abating the abuse of the roads of the Province.
ea
S. L. SQUIRE,
DeputyMinister