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CHRISTMAS
Ltai
and NEW YEAR
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TER FOR R.OUND TRIP
CHRISTMAS TRIPS
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Return limit Deeentber 27.
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THE VVINGHAM ADVANCt-TIMES
Robertson), D, Buchanan, (G. Brackenbury, I. Habkirk, R. Mit-
Failed — L. Haller, (M, Wright, chell).
G. Johnston, Y. Preston), 0. Shiell, Class III — (M. Cruikshank, C.
M. Brown, F, Howson, M, Mason, Sitnpson), (C, Chittick, K. Rantoul),
C. Stewart, J. McBurney, (J. C.. WeUw�ocL,
Sproal, J,, jenkins?), N. McEvers, Credit — 0. Carter, B. Mundy, R,
FORM IA Holyhead, (1-1, Burgess, j. MeBur-
Latin ney).
Class 1 — I. McKinnon, D. Reid, Fail — 13, Brown, Beryl Mundy,
R,, Mitchell, B. I-larniltoa, M, Ross, M. Mason, W. Carr,
(G. Brackenbury, E, Field, R. How-' Botany '
son), (J. Gear, K. Rintoul), F. Cool- Class 1 -- D. Reid, I. Habkirk, (I.
ter. McKinnon, R. Mitchell), E, Field.
NEW YEARS TRIPS Class II — (B. Mundy, H. Miller, Class II — (R. Howson, M. Mas -
Leaving December 30, 31, 1932 1, Habkirk), G. Carter, 13., Brown, C. on, Beryl Mundy), C. Stewart, F.
January 1 and 2, 1933 Simpson. Coulter, (B. Hamilton, H. Miller),
Return limit January 3, 1933 Class III -- C. Wellwood. IVI, Cruikshank.
Pass -- M. Cruikshank. Class III — Bernice Mundy, (J.
'COMBINED CHRISTMAS Failed -- C. Chittick, H. Burgess, Gear, K. Rantoul), C. Simpson.
AND NEW YEAR TRIPS R. Ha.mmond, W. Carr, M. Turvey, Credit -- G. Carter, N. McEvers,
(absent). M. Ross.
Composition 'Fail — C. Chittick, G. Bracken -
Class II -- I. Habkirk, D. Reid, bury, H. Burgess, C. Wellwood, R.
13, Hamilton, R. Mitchell. Hammond, B. Bro-wn, W. Carr.
Class III — E. Field, j, Gear, M. Geography
Ross, H. Miller, C. Wellwood, B. Class I -- (E. Field, M. Ross),
Brown, R. Howson, I. McKinnon. D. Reid.
Credit -- C. Chittick, B. Mundy, Class II — (1. Habkirk, 13, Ham -
C. Simpson, R. Hammond, G. Brack- ilton), C. Simpson, R. Howson, R.
enbury, M. Cruikshank, W. Carr, F. Mitchell, H. Burgess, H. Miller.
Coulter, G. Carter, K. Rintoul, H. Class it.—II. McKinnon, J. Gear,
HIGH SCHOOL' Burgess. F. Coulter.
Art Credit — G. Carter, G. Bracken-
XAMS EXAMS. Class I — 13. Hamilton, M. Ross, 'bury, K. Rintoul.
'-'---- I. McKinnon, D, Reid, L Habkirk. Fail — M. Cruikshank, W. Carr,
(Continued from Page Eight) Class II -- R. Howson, C. Simp- (C. Chittick, Bernice Mundy, C.
Haller, (D. Fortune, F, Howson). son, E. Field, F. Coulter, M. Cruik- Wellwood), R. Hammond, B. Brown.
Class III — 0 Johnston, D. Bu- shanlc,' J. Gear, 13. Mundy. . 'French
.chanan, (M. Elliott, E. Radford). Class III — B. Brown, H. Miller:. Class I -•:. (B. Hamilton, R. How -
Credit •— A. Mowbray, M. Field, Credit — R. Mitchell, G. Bracken- son, I. McKinnon), (R. Mitchell, D.
(0. Shiell' A' Underwood.), B. Mun- bury, K. Rintoul, H. Burgess, C. Reid, M. Ross), E. Field‘ H. Miller,
arty, M. Fry.
ONE-WAY FARE AND ONE-
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Return Limit- January 3, 1933
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tCanadia It Pacific
Failure — (M. Brown, T. Reid),
D. Forsythe, J. Jenkins, M. Wright,
Nortrop, J. MacBurney, J. Sproal,
McEvers, C. Stewart), R. Barn -
:rid, M, Mason, B. Lewis, E. Elliott,
.D. Hutchison, M. Powell.
Zoology
Class II -- J. Campbell.
Credit -- M. Field, H. Armstrong,
T. Reid, E. Radford, D. Buchanan,
_A. Underwood.
Failure — (D. Fortune, C Heth-
erington, F. Higgins, M. Wright), D.
Forsythe, (F. Currie, A. Mowbray),
1/1. Powell, (f. McBurney, G. Rob-
ertson), 0. Shiell, M. Fry, C. Nor -
trop, (D. Hutchison, J. Preston), E.
Coutts, B. Lewis, (E. Elliott, M. El-
liott, G. Johnston), (5. Jenkins, M.
Mason), Beryl Mundy, M. Brown, 5,
Sproal, N. McEvers.
French
Class I -- H. Armstrong, J. Camp -
tell, E. Coutts, F. Higgins.
Class II — L. Proctor, T. Reid,
C. Hetherington, R. Barnard, C.
Nortrop, F. Currie.
Class III — D. Fortune, M. El-
liott, D. Forsythe.
Credit -- M. Powell (A, Under-
wood, A. Mowbray), (B. Lewis, M.
Fry), E. Elliott, (E. Radford, G.
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Chittick, R. Hammond. J. Gear, K. Rintoul, (F. Coulter, G.
Failed -- C. Wellwood, G. Carter, 'Brackenbury), I. Habkirk, G. Carter.
W. Carr. ' Class II — C. Simpson, B. Brown.
English Literature Class III C. Chittick.
Class 1 — B. Hamilton, I. Bab- Credit --- R. Hammond, M. Cruik-
kirk, H. Miller, E. Field. shank, C. Well -wood, B. Mundy.
Class II — D. Reid, R. Howson, Failed --- W. Carr, H. Burgess.
I. McKinnon, G. Brackenbury, M.
Ross.
Class III — R. Mitchell, C. Well -
wood.
Credit/ -- B. Brown, 13. Mundy, J.
Gear, F. Coulter, (C. Simpson, M.
Cruikshank, R. Hammond).
Failed --- G. Carter, K. Rintoul,
H. Burgess, C. Chittick, W. Carr.
Algebra
Class I— (I. McKinnon, R. How-
son), R. Mitchell, M. Ross, (C. Simp-
son, E. Field), I. Habkirk, B. Ham-
ilton, 33. Mundy, N. McEvers, , D.
Reid, W. Carr, F. Coulter, B. Brown,.
Class II — j. Gear, (G. Carter, C.
Chittick), G. Brackenbury, R. Ham-
mond, M. Criukshank, H. 'Miller.
Class III — C. Wellwood.
Pass — K. Rintoul.
Fail — H. Burgess, M. Turvey.
British History
Class 1 -- J. Gear, 1. McKinnon,
(R. Howson, D. Reid), B, Hamil-
ton, (E. Field, M. Ross).
Class II — H. Miller, F. Coulter,
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FORM IB
Latin
Class 1 — A. Mowbray, M. Brown,
J. Preston, M. Wright, (E. Ballagh,
S. Jeffray), J. Sproal, (M. Fraser, C.
Reid), D. Deyell.
Class II — W. Tiffin.
Class III --- V. Carter, M. Kelly.
Pass -- L. Clark, L Maize, R.
Baird, G. Falconer, M. Ballagh.
Fail — D. Rich, M. Stewart, Z.
Cook, j...„ Fitzpatrick, 13. Blatchford,
L. Baker, G. Tervit, A. Bryce, E.
Webb, R. Anderson. (absent).
Composition
Class III — L. Browne, V. Carter,
C. Reid.
Credit — R. Baird, E. Ballagh, S.
Jeffray, M. Kelly, N. Blatchford, Z.
Cook, M. Fraser, G. Tervit,
Failed—M. Ballagli, G. Falconer, I.
Maize, D. Rich, G. Mason, M. Stew-
art, B. Tiffin, A. Bryce, L Baker, A.
Bosman, L, Bok, L. Deyell, j. Fitz-
patrick, E. Webb, L. Clark.
• Art
Class II—M. Ballagh.
Class III—N. 131a.tchford, C. Reid,
R. Baird, E. Ballagh, M. Stewart, G.
Te rvit.
Credit -- B. Tiffin, L. Baker, Z.
Cook,
Failed -71. Maize, M. Kelly, G. Fal-
coner, D. Rich, E. Webb, J. Fitzpat-
rick, A. Bryce.
English Literature
Class II—C. Reid.
Class Jeffray', V. Carter, R.
Baird.
Credit—(E. Ballagh, G. Falconer),
(M. Ballagh, A. Bryce).
Failed -- M. Fraser, G. Mason, G.
Fa,iled—G. Tervitt, N, Blatchword,
W. Tiffin, A. Bryce, 0. Falconer, 1,
Maize, D. Rich, C, Reid, L. Deyell,
M, praser, Z. Cook, M. Kelly, V, Car
ter, (f. Fitzpatrick, A. Boisman), E,
Webb, L. Clark, M. Stewart, L. Bak-
er.
French
Class I—E. Ballagh, V. Carter, M.
Fraser, L. Deyell.
Class XI—S. Jeffray, M, Kelly, 13,
Tiffin,
Class Ballagh, C. Reid, G.
Falconer,
Credit—Z, Cook, R. Baird.
Failed — L. Clark,. I. Maize, M.
Stewart, (N. Blatchford, A. Bosnian,
L, Browne), 5, Fitzpatrick, G, Ter -
vitt, D. Rich, L. Baker E. Webb, A.
Bryce, G. Mason, L. Bok.
LIBERAL LEADER
ADVOCATES FREE
TRADE POLICY
Toronto—Sounding the clarion call
of Liberalism—a Liberalism which
would level Canada's tariff barriers
and provide free trade with the
world, Rt. Hon. W. L. Mackenzie
King, federal leader, Thursday night
addressed a large political meeting
here. Ostensibly, the meeting was
the annual dinner of the Ward Eight
Liberal Association; actually it was
a gathering of Liberals film all parts
of the city and province. The ban-
quet was one of the largest Liberal
meetings here in years. So many
people sought entrance that the
door i were jammed for some time
and finally policemen were called to
hold back the crowds.
Mr. King received an ovation as
accompanied by Mitchell F. Hepburn
the Ontario leader, he entered the
hall.
In fighting form, Mr. King attack-
ed strongly the trade agreements
reached at the imperial conference at
Ottawa last July, and declared Pre-
mier Bennett was seeking to form
"self -sufficing economic unit" which
would slowly strangle Canada's trade.
Speaking in London on December 12
the premier had said the common
economic policy "is more strongly
imbedded in my being than anything
I know and influences my political
life at every point."
But, said Mr. King, the principle
of a self -sufficing economic unit had
been discarded years ago. Tariff
walls could) be raised to prevent oth-
er countries frop dealing with Can-
ada, but soon the day of reckoning
would come and already there was
a warning note of retaliation from
other countrie*s.
He referred briefly to the Co -Op-
erative Commonwealth Federation, a
newl3,-formed political body. Forma-
tion of such bodies was inevitable
under a Conservative regime, and
this had been borne out in history,
he said. With the installation of a
Liberal Govornment, the "third par-
ties" disappeared in the ordinary
course of events. They were formed
because of the dissatisfaction of the
people.
He could not, lie said, condemn
the leaders of such parties who were
seeking only to better conditions.
But the policy of the C. C F. pro-
vided too much for the state to do,
and he expressed doubt that it could
be brought to a successful conclu-
s
i
o
n
i.
Tervit, L. Brovvne, I. Maize, E. Webb Mitchell F. Hepburn, M.P., pro -
Z, Cook, L. .Deyell, N. Blatchford, B.
Tiffin, M. Kelly, D. Rich, L. Baker,
A. Bosman, M. Stewart, J. Fitzpat-
rick, L. Clark, L. Bok.
Algebra
Class I—E. Ballagh, (C. Stewart,
M. Ballagh), N. Blatchford, W. Tif-
fin, (I. Maize, R. 13arnard), S. Jeff -
ray.
Class II—M. Fraser, J. Fitzpatrick,
(M. Kelly, G. Falcoeer).
Class III—V. Caater, C. Reid, A.
Bryce, (L. Dcyell, L. Baker).
Pass—D. Rich, R. Anderson.
Failed -- (G, 'Tervit, Z. Cook), A.
Bosnian, G. Mason, L. Clark, R. Baird
M. Stewart, E. Webb, L. I3ok, L.
Browne.
British History
Class I—C. Reid.
Class III—V. Carter, S. Jeffray, R,
Baird, G. Falconer.
Credit—E. Ballagh, L. Leggatt, M.
Ballagh, J. Bryce, D. Hutchinson,
Failed—I. Maize, W. Tiffin, G. Ter
vitt, Z. Cook, A, Bosnian, D. Rich,
M. Fraser, L. Deyell, (G. Mason, M.
Fry), L. Baker; N. Blatchford, J.
Fitzpatrick, (E. ,Webb, A. Mowbray)
M. Kelly, (L. Clark, M. Stewart),
Botany
Class' 1—E. Ballagh,
Class III7--W. Tiffin, V. Carter.
Credit -44 Ballagh, R. Baird, (0.
F'alconer, C. Reid), M. Fraser, M.
Stewart, I. Maize.
Failed -- J. Stewart, (Z, Cook, J.
Fitzpatriek), J. Bryce, A. 13osman, M
Kelly, N. Blatchford, L.' Deyell, 0,
Tervitt, D. Rich, L Clark, G. Mason,
(L, Bok, E. 'Webb), L. I3aker, L
Browee.
Geography
XII
Class II E. Ballagh.
Class III R, Baird.
r:14, 111.0 In ,...4,
the gathering, attacking the Provin-
cial government led by George S:
Henry and forecasting a Liberal vic-
tory at the next election. Conserv-
ative preknises with regard to the
pulp and paper industry, and lumber-
ing and agriculture had not been ful-
filled, he declared,
COOKING HINTS
Holiday Rarebit
1 pound of cheese
Pint of white sauce
.Little salt
Olive juice
1. teaspoon of soda
Method: Grate cheese., Make quite
a thih white sauce. Add the grated
cheese. Cook together in double
boiler until cheese is dissolved. Mix
well. Add some of 'the liquor from
bottle of stuffed olives. Just before,
serving adcl soda. Blend well. Pour
over toast or toasted crackers. De-
corate top of cheese and platter with
cut up pieces of stuffed olives. This
rarebit does not spoil when made
ahead of time, .
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Winter Marmalade
pound of dried apricots
3 oranges
1 lemon
3 pints of water
1 pound of sugar
Method: Chop apricots a little and
soak over night. Cut oranges and
lemon very thin and pour over the
3 pints of water. Let stand over
night, In v"zr1rnorning took °rang.
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How to Prepare Turkey
Wash and clean turkey well. Fill
both pockets with favorite dressing.
Sew up with stout white string. Tie
legs together. Season with salt and
pepper. Place in roasting pan.
Spread a little bacon nease over top.
Put in hot oven without water until
a nice brown. Then pour little wat-
er in pan. Cover—baste frequently.
13e sure and cook turkey a long time,
Colored Pineapple
These are made like apple rings
or blushing apples .and are serve,1
hot or cold as a garnish for platter
or salad.
Method: Make a syrup in a fry-
ing pan with ten cents' worth of cin-
namon drops, cup of sugar and 1
cup of water. Cook slices of pine-
apple in this syrup until red.
COOKING HINTS
Fruit Cups
1 can of pineapple '
1 can of sweet cherries
2 grapefruit (cut up).
6 oranges
6 bananas
Cover with sugar to taste, Let
stand for 2 or 3 hours in ice -box,
Doughnuts
1 heaping cup of sugar
Nu0hieg( a little)
Butter, size of a walnut
3 eggs, well beaten
1 cup of milk
teasPodnt of baking powd
1 teaspoon of vanilla
6 cups of flour. If batter is too
thin to handle nicely, add a little
flour.
Method: Mix in order given. Roll
out. Fry in deep hot fat. When
served sprinkle with sugar.
BAKING HINTS
Candied Sweet 13!:4atoes
6 sweet potatoes
Butter
Sugar
Hot water.
Method: Pare and parboil 6 sweet
Potatoes. Cut in halves; lengthwise.
Lay in baking dish. Spread liberally
with butter. Sprinkle with sugar
(half granulated and half brown).
Add a little hot water and bake un-
til tender. Baste often,
Christmas Pies
1 cup of canned crushed. pinea
1 cup of diced tart apples.
cup of seeded raisins
1 tablespoon of lemon juice
1 tablespoon of butter
4. cup of sugar
Method: Mix well. Cook
pple.
until
thick and clear. Pour into cooked
pastry shells. Cover with meringue
and brown.
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Perfect White Cake
Frost—cut in oubes. Letter each
cake with red letter, Arrange ,on
platter so that they spell Christitat.
cup butter (very- small)
1 cu of.polverizetl scar
1 cup of pastry flour
White of 4 eggs
Vanilla
1 heaping teaspoon of baking poiv.,
der •
111 cup of flour
Method: Cream the bntter and Su-
gar. Then add remaining ingredients
in order given and mix well. Bake in
2 small square layer pans about 15
minutes.
Meringue
1 egg white
2 tablespoons of sugar
Little salt
Vanilla
Baked Ham
Soak hani over night or for .se•tr,
eral hours. Then cook slowly for at
least 4 hours. Skin. Top plentifully
with brown sugar. Stick quite a few
cloves into ham. Place little water
in pan. Bake until thoroughl,y heat'
ed and browned.
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Apple Sauce Cake
1 cup of sugar
cup of butter
1 cup of hot apple sauce
1 egg (well beaten)
2 cups -of flour (well sifted) •
teaspoon, of soda in flour
cup of nuts, cut stroll
ettp of raisins
Method: Mix in order given, Put
i reased Pah And bake slowly,
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