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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance Times, 1934-07-05, Page 2parr; en. The Winghalt k Advance Times Published at . ?'INGHAMf - ONTARIO i very Thursday Morning by The Advance -Times Publishing Co. ltiabscription Rate One Year $2.00 Six tmnths, $1;00 in advance To U. S. A., $2,50 per year, Foreign rate, $3.00 per year. Advertising rates on application, , ' WROXETER Mr, and Mrs, Fred Kitchen paid a visit to friends in Ethel on Monday. Mies Irene Casemore of Turn?[ierry was th,e 'guest of her aunt, Mrs. S. McDougal on Sundae; Mrs. Parks spent last Thursday visiting in .her old neighborhood on tbe. 2nd of Carey Twp. Wroxeter Public School' Promotion Examinations. Teachers A. LittIe, M. Wright. Numbers represent per cent. of total, Jr. IV to Sr. IV: Crawford Gib- son 76, William Martin 74, Reginald Robinson 70, Sr.. III to Jr. IV -- Olive Newton 21,, Maxine 'White 72, Gordon Lou ttit 70; Charles Patterson 64, John Milligan. 62, Jr. III to Sr. III -Garfield Gibson S6, Minza Dodds 85, Yvonne White , 74, Sack Durst 65, Bruce Burke (re- commended). Sr. II to Jr. III -Honors, Margar- et McLeod, Jack Meehan. Jr. II to Sr. II Honors, Alma Durst, Pauline 'tnrhite. Pass, Muriel Hennings. Jr. T to Sr. 'I Mary Meehan., Margaret Moffat, •Frances Wylie, Donald Milligan, Bonnie Gibson, John Harrison, Cecil Wolsey, Lula SALEM Miss Edythe Weir is home from her school at Muskoka Falls and will spend her b. olidays here.• Mies Marie Mines has gone to Ni- agara Falls to take a course in art. We wish her :success. Miss Eve McMichael who teaches at Port Burwell is spending her holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Toni McMichael. The picnic was well attended and was enjoyed by all who were there. Mr. Dick Bennett has engaged to work for Mr. Chad. Hennings for the h . olidays. Mr. Wilfred Weir is working for. a Mr. Mitchell for the holidays, Dr. and Mrs. Wilfred Weir and son, Malcolm, of Toronto, ` spent a few days with the former's mother, Mrs.. Wm. Weir and other friends. Haying is the order of the day Krohn 409, B. Sturdy 488, K. John - seta 420, D. Adams 424, J. Fraser 404,k J. Ross 404, M. Habirle 403, C. Ross 399, B. Groves 396, A. Sell 390, E. Campbell 888, B. Saint 884, B; Case - more 877, U, Henderson 864, V. Mor- ris 360, B. Lloyd 360: Jr. Third to Sr. Third i'asscd with Honors on year's work. Donald Smith, Betty Gannett, Nor - than lefunday, Frances Robinson, Louise Reid, John Lee, Helen Ham- mond, Ann VanWyck, Louise Lloyd, Clarence Hamilton. Total 600, Honors 450, Pass 360, Margaret Glousher 493, Velma Ohms 488, Joe Wilson 444, Norman Pry 441, Charlotte Hawkins 437, Joe Falconer 485, Dorothy Mellor 424, Chester Campbell 424, Bill Harris 422, Raphael Morris 417, George Johnson 413, Hem Lee 411, 'Bi11 Seddon 410 Fenton Barnes 405,' Laura Collar 403 Eisner Deyell 401, Louise Thompso 397, Mabel 'Campbell 396, Bill For syth 391, Jack Hopper 389, Jean Le 860. Sr. Second to Jr. Third Passed with Honors on year's work Grace Hingston, George Lloyd Ethel Vanner, Alan Williams. Total 550, Honors 412, Pass 330, Eric Schatte 446, Eileen Dark 435 Clarence Ohms 433, Kenneth Jone 432, J. Van, Norman 430, Frances Dur nin` 422, Jack Rich'421, Jack Garbutt 404, Carroll Casemore 402, Jim Ken- nedy 401, James Cameron 395, Junior Nivins 395, Isabel' Ross 893, Betty Fitzpatrick 390, Ellen Bailey 379, Isa- belle MacLean 378, Eva Lediet 377, Grace Hutchison 375, Iris `Temple- man 374, Dorothy •French 370, Jack Carter 363, John Wilson 359, Reggie Collar 363, Pat Fitzpatrick 339, Ken- neth Crawford 838, Harold Hutton 336. • Jr. Second to Sr. Second Passed with honors on year's work. Jack Day,'Donna Buchanan, Donald Hastie, Jack Ludwig. Total 550, Honors 412, Pass '330. Grace Parker 472, Mildred Fitzpat- rick 466, Douglas Fry 460, Frances Brophy 460, Doris Finlay 442, Viola Drurnbolis 437, Robert Chittick 436, Margaret McLean 436, Carl Clark 431, Jiro Fraser 427, Ruth Harris 424, Buddy Cruickshank 423, Margaret: Finlay 419, Wallace Hutton 406, Al- vin Seli 405, Frank Zettler 404, Flor- ence Finlay 404, Donald Campbell 404, Craig Armstrong 404, Lloyd Mundy 400, Lois Adarns'399, Marjorie Falconer 396, Norma Brown 392,' Grace Small 389, Ambrose Zettler 383, Doreen Garlick 330. First Book to Jr. Second Passed with Honors on year's work. Billy Galbraith, Ileen Morris, Don- ld Robinson, Harold:Seli, Marie Lockridge, Lillian Angus, Freddie. Templeman, Jean. MacLeod. Total 200, Honors 150, Pass 1.20. Lorraine Brown 194, Elizabeth Hare 184, Joyce Walker 183, Laurette Ev- rick 178, Jack Glousher 173, Eddie itzpatrick 168, Helen Carr 167, Shir- ley Edgar 166, Jimmy Sanderson 161, Jack Mellor 149, Hugh Bell 147, Per- cy Vanner 138, Isabel Brown 137, Ar- thur Brown 135. `Primary to First Book Passed with Honors on year's work. Wilfred Gannett, George Copeland, Donald Lloyd, Marjorie French, Grace Bailey, Jack Walker, Pauline Clark. Mary Forsythe, Irene Glousher, Billie Lee, Raymond Bell, Total 200, Honors 150, Pass 120. Annie Shiell 191, Margaret Angus 180, Gilbert Robinson 178, Eddie Car ter 170, John Ernest 164, Walter Bur- gesss 149, Freddie Ohms 148, Cecil Yeo 137, Donald MacLeod 122, Jack Lockridge 121, Gladys Glousher 120. Helen Jones -Recommended. n e, s Garbutt here now. PROMOTION EXAMS. AT PUBLIC SCHOOL ' Jr, to Sr. Fourth Passed an year's work: P. Parker, S. Reid, L. Hutton, B. ilZae, M. Brophy, R. Zurbrigg, M. Fo- thergill, A. Dore, I. Lamb, M. E.Mc- .Itibbon, B. _ epard. Hon. 560, Pass 450. D. Biggs, 594, :M. Marsh 571, C. Wellwood 560, M. Drumbolis .5541, G. Boyle 530, E. Cart- er 504, J. Durnin 486, E. Edgar 485, L Chittick 484, E. Campbell 474, L. Howard 460, H. Lediet 455, J. Mellor 454, C. Bondi 451, C. Fitzpatrick 450, R. Casemore 450. Sr, Third to Junior Fourth Passed on year's work: F. Lockridge, IC, Jackson, M. Ho - -math, N. Benedict, B. Burgman, 13, Scott, A. Small. Maximum 600, Honors 450, Pass 360. J'. Lockhart 480, 5. VanNortnan 473, V. Currie 470, H. Brown 457, M. Tem- p1eman 443, M. Fothergill 441, C. •• z......iramoreirowroviameni*eionmoo BELMORE Those here for the .holiday were: Mrs. Soseph Hall and Blanche Ir- win, of Toronto, Alma Abram and girt friend of, London; R, J. Barton of Fergus; Mr. and Mrs. Spanton. and Betty of Toronto at Will Curie. Mr. Fred Doubiedee, Harry Mut.- • so so so lam: Wil ham„ Phone 211 w Maitland Creamery rd uyers Of 111 Cream, aniEggs E UNITED , HERS" CO.OPE'UATJVE I�. COMPANY, LIMITED, rofsoImaigussmassmonommusummommessa mu al Prices Call Us Ontario* WINGL-IA ! DVANC -"TIMES Thursday, July 5th, 1934 NQ OE.M.AYS NA TRQuei Drive in, buy your tires, and drive.out with them on your wheels! That's the best and most economical way to buy tires. , Saves you time and money, IN ay a rea 4. ear ri y to sery The convenience of Goodyear Dealer service added to Canada's most famous tires! More people ride on Go,., dyears than on any other kind. And they are economical tires. No need to gamble on risky tebargain.s". The real bar- gain is in Goodyears. Genuine guaranteed Good - years for every make of car... and at prices to suit y,s.ur purse. And prompt, expert "on -the - spot service!" Ti For . Cars m a Tr E cks . m . Tractors PHONE 174w ENNETT WJNGHAM vey, Carl Fitch, Mrs, Willits, left on Saturday morning on a trip to Mus- koka, Lyle Pitch will return with them. Mrs, Mulvey visited thepast week in Lucan and attended a re- union there, A splendid meeting of the W. M. S. was held Wednesday afternoon at tr.ecin n e. M s M tush ladies put- on the program, Delmore ladies served lunch, Almost 30 were in attend-, anee, Wednesday evening a, shower was. given to Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Mun- dell, A.11 rpeort a splendid time. The marriage ' of Miss Berths Marshall took place In London on Saturday. Minnie Affray was a Teeswato visitor Thursday, the guest of Mrs. W. S. Ballagh. We regret to learn of the resig- nation of Miss Jean 'Keith, teacher here, ,her three years here having. been most successful also Moe 14e1 on Mulvey of Glefiaraai school. Mr. Wlaters of Revetena spent a few days in the burg last week. Mr. Herd had the misfortune to have a plank fall on him while as- sisting to pull down the house on the farm of ;Peter Hakney. Miss Yvonne Douglas and Doro- thy, Tack are visiting the former's grandniohter, Mee. R. J. Douglas, • Mr. Will Curie and friends froth Toronto spurt Sunday afternoon at Pinkerton. The Istitute'nteeting will be held hi the Community Ball Wednesday afternoon, %l ehuoi a!School. ,Report Sr. 4th -Alba $tokee, Margaret Abram. Jr. 4th ---Isabel Zinn (Hon), Wile fried Johann, Robert Curie, John Iiawrece. Sr, 3rd -Allan Haskins, Madeline Casemore, Edith `Zdask1ns, �GVilliartl Abram (Spell), Jr. 3rd -Tach. ling, William Fittliatrick, Van., Abrarri, Sr, 2nd -Mary 'Kelly, Wes. Ab-' ram, Mattie Kennedy. . lit -Jean Haskins, Jean Kelly, Reta Kennedy, Ruth Johann, Bob Abram, Fred Teniush, Lloyd Mc- Neil, Pripnler-(Betty Zii4t and Irene Curie, equal), Melvin McNeil.. J. S, Keith. ASHF1ELD Mr. and Mrs, Fred Manning and family motored up from London and spent the week -end with the lady's sister, Mrs, Eznor Aton, and Mr. Alton, 10th con. Mr, and Mrs. Smellie 'and eliiild- ren, of Toronto, spent the week -end with their uncle, Mr, Charlie. MO - Donaghy add Mrs, McDonagh, 12th coil. Mrs. Henn Parrish, 12th con., Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nelson and Mra, ,Pane Nelson, 10th con., visited 'with Mr, and Mrs, Rory Mc lonald of ituftggannon ori Prlday, Miss. Meda Lane, teacher •In Hedy together. School, near Coldwater, is spending her holidays at her home here. Mrs. Qeorgs Lane and daughter, Winnie, motored up to Coldwater on Thursday. Mr.: and Mrs. Jim Sherwood and little daughter, Shirley, of near Crewe, spent Sunday with: Mrs, .S, Sherwood, 10th con, .Mr, and Mrs. Erving Zinn, War- ren and Clarke, motored to Owen Sound Sunday evening to visit with 141r. Zinn's sister. On Monday they visited with his father and mother at Bellmore, Bev. Mr, David Lane of Goder- ich, preached in Lanes Presbyterian Church on Sunday, The W. M. S. nremhers of ;Hac-' kett's Church Circuit presented Mrs, (Rev.) Taverner with a small gift and an address read by Miss Maitre ,Iittckett, M s, 'Isaverner made a very fit- ting reply, saying She would never forget the very happy times we had SCHOOL REPORT Report of Promotion Examina-Yr tions for S. S. No, 10, Morris, Sr. III t Jr, IV -Gordon Staples, Dean Riley, Jr III to Sr, III --Fleming Johns- ton, Kenneth Bray, Helen Riley, Erns Elsley, Kathleen Blaley, Sr.' II to Sr. IIT --.Isobel MIlier, :Ethel Johnston, Wiling Staples, Jr, II to Sr, II -,Stanley Bray. ,Clase I to Jr. II -Charlie Shaw> M.evin Jermyn, Wilda Brecken- ridge. Teacher, Anna M, Dolle, Two Chicago girls Were doing Italy. They were standing in front of St. Marks, "Elizabeth," said one, Is this Venice or Flereticec'» "CoeStilt your timetable" a .'s was the answer, "If rt Monday, it's Florence; if it's Tuesday' it's Venice,"