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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance Times, 1929-12-26, Page 1tr *is ,....sswmistr4ssses With Which is Amalgamated The Genie Vitiate and Wroxeter News.' Single Copies, Five Cents. OL CHRISTMAS �WkNGI-�AM HIGH SCHOOL O EXAMINATION RESULTS PLEASE PUPILS School reopens Monday, January pen,, J. Arbuckle, (R. Forsyth, ,E. 6th.. In addition to the following Gray, R King, 5. Wheeler); (D, Ait- reports each pupil is given a report cheson, H; Mundell), (F, Howson, G showing the narks of all members Smith).. Pass=E, Dickson, (B, Small, of his class in each subject. This re- E,• Small), C McLean, (5. McKenzie port is to be signed by both parents A. Puritan), 5, Beninger, M. Mason) :and shown to the form teacher, the Failed -(G, Henderson, H. Roth), D. Nicholson, D. Dunn, first week of school, FORM I Botany 2nd Class -J. Weir, J. Thompson, M. Stewart, J, Pollock. 3rd class- Phippen, M. Robertson, .Pass - M. Coulter, H. Rother, H, Mann, J. Wheeler. Fail -G. Smith, . (E. Dick- son, H. Fuller), D. Aitchison, (E. Gray H. Mundell), (M. Hamilton, R. King), 13. Small, (F. Howson, M. Mason), 5. McKenzie, (J. Beninger, G. Hender- son, (R. Forsyth, D. Nicholson), (J. Arbuckle, M. Irwin), (D. Dunn, E. Small). ' History lst class -J, Pollock. 2nd class - M. Coulter, J, Weir, H. Fuller. Pass -M. Stewart, I. Mann, M. Phip- pen A. Purdon. -Failed- J. Woods, Hazel. Mundell, D. Aitcheson, J. Ben- inger, M. Robertson, J. Arbuckle, J. Thompson; R. Forsyth, G. Smith, 5, Wheeler, C. McLean, F. Howson, D. Dunn, M. Mason, E. Dickson, E. *Gray, M. Hamilton, H, Roth, D. Nich- olson, G. Henderson, J. McKenzie, R. King, B. Small, L Kelly, E. Small, 1VI, Irwin. Latin lst class J. Wheeler, 5. Weir, J. Pollock, M. Robertson, A, Purdon, M: Phippen. 2nd class -M. Stewart, ,J. Thompson. 3rd class -J. Woods, M. Coulter. Passed -J. Arbuckle, H. Fuller. Failed D. Aitcheson, H. Mann, E. Hamilton, H. Roth, D. Nic- 3tolson, R. King, M. Hamilton, F. .Howson, H. Mundell, G. Henderson, J. Beninger, R. Forsyth, D. Dunn. Art • lst class -J. Arbuckle. 2nd class- J. Thompson, J. Weir, M. Stewart, M. Mason. 3rd class -B, Small, M. Coulter, E, Small, H. Mann, E. Dick- son, H. Fuller, Passed- G. Smith, M. Robertson, R. Forsyth, H. Roth, D. Nicholson, C. McLean, M. Irwin, J. Wheeler, M. Phippen, J. Pollock, D. Aitcheson, J. McKenzie, G. Hen- , Terson, M. Hamilton, E. Gray, H. Mundell. Failed -R. King, F. How- son, D. Dunn, J. Beninger. French 1st class -A. Purdon, (M. Robert- son, Je Wheeler), (C. McLean J. 'Weir), (M. Stewart, M. Phippen), J. Pollock, D. Aitchison, (J. Thomp- son, M. Coulter), J. Arbuckle, (B, .Small, H. Mann), G. Smith, M. Ham- ilton, E. Dickson, R. Forsyth,. 2nd .class -H. Fuller, M. Irwin, J. McKen FORM IIA 'French I -A. Moir, V. Tiffin, R. Thomp- son, J. King, A. McLean. II -M Moore, A. McGillivray, W. Moir. III -(M. Rae, A. Coultes), L. Robert- son, H. McBurney. Pass (D. King, J. Woods), (A. Adams, J. Schaffter), V. 'Broomer, Failure - D. Pollock, W. Cruikshank, M. St. Marie, H. Bur- gess, D.`Fixter•, 5. St. Marie, M. Sco- bie. Eng. Literature I -A. McLean, R. "Thompson, (M. Moore, H. McBurney), V. Broomer, L. Robertson, (A. McGillivray, W. Moir, V. Tiffin,. A. Adams), (A. Moir, A. Coultes), (W. Cruikshank, 5. Schaffter, J. Woods). -II-D. Pol- lock, M. Rae, J. King, D: Fixter. Pass -M. Scobie, Failed -H, Burg- ess, M. St. NIarie, 5. St. Marie. Eng. Composition I -(A. Moir, R. Thompson). IT (A. Adams, M. Raegr(D. Pollock, M. Scobie), L. Robertson, (A. •Coultes, H. Burgess, 5, Schaffter), (W. Moir, V. Broomer, A. McLean), J., King', A. McGillivray, M. Moore. IIT -W Cruikshank, V., Tiffin, D. Fixter, (J Woods, H. McBurney). Pass -j. St. Marie, M. St. Marie. Arithmetic I -(M. St. Marie, V. Tiffin, A. Mc- Lean, L. Robinson, M. Moore, J. Schaffter; M. Rae), W. Cruikshank, D. Fixter, D. Pollock, (H. McBur- ney, r R. Thompson, H. Burgess)," (A. Moir,.A. McGillivray), J. Woods, A. Adams, V. Broomer,A. Coultes, M. Scobie. J. King. II -(J, St. Marie, W. Moir). Geometry I-V. Tiffin, R. Thompson, (A. Ad- ams, A. McGillivray, O. Tiffin),A. Moir, D. Pollock, J. Woods, K. Fry, H. McBurney, A. Coultes, D. King, M. Rae. lI-L. Robertson. Pass (L. Gilkinson, W. Cruikshank, D. Fix - ter, J. King, E. Rae, V, Broomer, W. Moir, A. McLean, Failed -J. Schaf- fter, NI. St. Marie, H. Burgess, M. Nicholson, J, St, Marie, M. Scobie. Zoology I -A. McGillivray, M. Moore, (A. Coultes, A. McLean).s A. Adams, V. Tiffin. II -J. Schaffter, W. Cruik- shank, (L. Robertson, R. Thompson). III -(H. Burgess, E. Zurbrigg). Pass '-V. Broomer, M. Scobie, (D. Eisler, M. Rae), 5, St. Marie, H. McBurney, O. Tiffin. Failed -D. Pollock, M. St. 'Marie, E. Rae. Physiography I-V. Tiffin, A. Coultes, A. Adams. II -A. Moir, (W. Cruikshank, R. Thompson), M. Moore, J. Schaffter. III -W. Moir, H. Burgess. Pass - A. McLean, (M. Moore, M. Rae)°, J. King. Failed -H. aMcBt rney, D. Fix - ter, (L. Robertson, J. Woods), M. Scobie,, V. Broomer, (J. St. Marie, M. St. Marie, D. Pollock. Grammar I-V. Tiffin, II -M. Moore, A. 1ti1_eLean, A. Mair. III -H. flea ur- ney, A. Adams, J. Schaffter, Passed -R, Thompson, M. Rae,J. King, V. Broomer, L. Robertson. Failed - D. Pollock, A. McGillivray, A. Coul- tes, M. St. Marie, J. St, Marie, H. Burgess, J. Woods, K. Lott, W, Moir, D. Fixter, M. Scobie, B. Cruikshank, Latin I- V, Tiffin, M. Rae, II -. R. Thompson, A. Moir, III -A, Mc- Lean. Passed -M. Moore, H. Mc- Burney, J. King, A. Coultes, W. Moir, Failed -A. Adams, A, McGillivray, J. Schaffter, L. Robertson, J. St. Marie, D, King, H. Burgess, M. Scobie, D, Pollock, V. Broomer, M. St, Marie, D. Piste's FORM IIB., Grammar ' Pattison, ID, Walker, II -C, Farrier, Passed -R. Chettlebur'glt, M. Dobie, L Kelly. Failed -J. For- tune, E, Hamilton,; E. Johnston, S. Mitchell,' H. Beattie, J. Herd, M. Cantelon, V. :Pry, C. Johnston, M, Milligan, E. Metcalfe, G,'-Aitcheson, C. MoClenaghan, H. Fry, Latin I- C. Farrier, II- 3, Pattison. Failed E, Weir, R, Harrison, ,1D, Walker, E. Metcalfe, V. Pry, C. John- ston, I. Kelly, C. McClettaghan, J, Herd, J. Fortune R. Pollock, E. John- ston, M. Dobie, H. Fry, 5, Mitchell.. (Continued on page" eight) zie, (D. Nicholson, F. Howson). 3rd class -E. Small, H. Roth, E. Gray. Pass -H, Mundell, M. Mason; G. Hen- «derson, J. Beninger. Fail -R. King. Absent -D. Dunn. Algebra lst class -C, McLean, D. Nichol- son, J. Wheeler, G. Smith, M. Stew- art, E. Dickson, M. Robertson, D. Aitcheson. 2nd class 3, Weir, B. ;Small, R. Forsyth. 3rd class -J. Mc- -Kenzie, IL Fuller' Pass -J, Arbuckle, ,J. Thompson, M. Phippen, J. Pol- lock, R King, H. Mundell. Fail E. Gray, M. Irwin, H. Mann, F, How- son, M. Mason, G. Henderson, H. _Roth, 3. Beninger, M. Coulter, D. Dunn E. •Small, M. Hamilton, Geography I -.J• Jollodk, (5. Thompson, J. 'Weir), H. Mann, II -H. Fuller, E. ,*Gray, (M. Coulter, H. Purdon), J. Beninger, H. Mundell), (M, Robert- son, J, Wheeler). IIIJ. Arbuckle, M. Stewart, (C. McLean,,13. Small). Pass -G, Sinitli, '(M. Irwin, F. How - 'sols), D. Nicholson, (G. Henderson, M. Mason, M. Phippen). Failed 11, . Hamilton, (D. Aitcheson, Harold , 'Roth), 5. McKenzie, E. Sniail, D. Dunn, E. 1 ickson, R. King, R. For- syth: Eng. Literature 1 J. Pollock, R. Forsyth, J. Thompson, (M. Coulter, M. Robert son 'J. 'Weir), H. Purdon 11. Mann, (5, Arbuckle, M. Phippen, IT- H. Mundell M. Hamilton, F. Howson), (M, .Mason, D. Nicholson), III - (E:'Gray, M. Stewart), B. Small, (H. Fuller, J. 'McKenzie). Pass -I(. Roth, E. SmallsE. Dickson, 5, Beninger, <G. Henderson, G. Smith, 5, Wheel- er), D. Aitchison. Failed -R, King, Irwin, D. Dunn. "' ca Eng. 'Cryndpoatt n IJ, Pollock, (I'I. Fuller, H. Mann, M. Robertson), II -(M. Stewart, M. Coulter), J. Thompson, M, Hamilton, M, lrwitt, ;J, Weir), IIt -'M, . Phi.p- WINOHAM, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 26th, 1929 i U e.,Ater !)(P,*'ra-)caliv II tt its y t v fssioziti ai 1!A yila -411;1 • Kim' f Subscriptions $ .00 per year. (s!"( -SS') a y � li►s s. Pd►♦ e� g among our al45eti4 tae tike to count ttje ontp one that money cannot uu --=our goob Witt. (cub pear tue rent a more tulip tljat our trienbO1jtpt are tubat make rife Word) ttbtng anb the ttjerefore tike to feet * ttjat ttjere i5 a 5ptrit of frtenbOtp unbertping our bu5ine0 retatton5. Zinb 5o at tfjt5 3ottbap 6ea5on tae extenb to you not a5 a 'curtomcer, but a5 a frienb, our TBOt ZiVii5be55 for a rrrp eijri5tinaanb a TBrigtjt .1etD tar. 'pi � Orr. sfsl lid tCorbtaUp pours, tngijarn abbance=tttneZ. ref115.1,1 01(41.1 ?r j 010 \u« til TURNBERRY COUNCI L There was a full attendance at the statutory meeting on December 16th, when a big batch of accounts were passed and by-law passed for hold- ing municipal elections. Connell granted $10.00 to Huron lalowman's Association,. McTavish -Baird; That By-law No. 1, 1929, Thompson -Lamont and Greg- ory drain, be rescinded. -Carried. By-laws Nos, 2, 3, and 4, 1929, re- garding the Fisher -Gregory, Jerinyn and Foster -Lamont Drains; were in- alty confirmed. Jos. Latronica was appointed as School Attendance officer at a sal- ary of $25.00. McTavish -Wilton -That the peti- tion of Messrs. Hupfer and Gibson on the Hyslop Drain be forwarded to Engineer Archibald for consideration and report -Carried. Refunds amounting to $645.00 on the Elliott -Underwood drain were made to interested ratepayers. Police Magistrate Andrews of Clinton golden wedding on week. and Mrs. S. J. celebrated their Tuesday of last LOCAL AND PERSONAL Mr. F. Carters off Detroit, is spend- ing his holidays ata his home here. Mr. Priest of Wijtgham has just in- stalled two large tanks for cooling the water used in the jacket of an oil burning engine in Williams' flour mill, Zurich. Mr. Priest installed the engine two years ago. Mr, and Mrs. William R. Jenkins of Turnberry, announce the• engage- ment of their only daughter, Maggie Karifa Kerr to Mr. Henry T. Wheel- er, only son of Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Wheeler of Morris, the marriage to take place the latter part of Decem- ber. Mr, and Mrs. Alex. Kelly left last week for their home in Swift Cur- rent, Sask., after spending the last seven months with their son, Mr, 5. A. Kelly, of Turnberry. They will visit at Winnipeg and Regina on the way. Before corning to Wingham last May they visited their two sons, in Banff, and last July they visited Mrs. Kelly's brother in Alpena, Mich„ whom they had not seen for twenty- five years. Mr. and Mrs, Kelly are both hale and hearty and enjoyed meeting many old friends in and around Wingham, C. LLOYD & SON ADDED NEW BUILDINGS AND AN ATTRACTIVE OFFICE THIS YEAR Canada's prosperity and optimistic future have strong confirmation in the activity, around C. Lloyd & Son's door factory in Wingham, one of the lar- gest in Canada. A year ago they ad- ded a one -storey cement wing, which practically increased their capacity by 50%, and This year additional build- ings and modern labor-saving mach- inery have made an additional in- crease in production possible, At the i 1']71has rear of the new addition, the tea just completed the erection of dry - kiln, so arranged that as the lumber is .loaded an cars passing to the kiln it moves right to the factory ready for the different' processes of mann- facture. 'This' is a big labor saving change, adding much to the efficiency of the concern, In . addition' to this immense storage shed provided n g s are for the proper housing' of the differ - wit lumbers of which several 'thous- and feet are constantly on Itanct to meet any contingency. „This firm makes some 300 different styles of doors, of var•iotts desi grts and mater- g fats, and carry on hand 3000 finished so that any order may be filled at once, However efficient may be factory, machinery and system, workmen in establishments like this, labor under a great disadvantage from dust -fill- ed air, unless provision is made to eliminate it.. A 25 h,p. motor is used specially to drive big suction fans frons the principal, machines to draw the dust from tate 'premises, and as a restilt the men breath comparative- ly pure air. ,One can .walk through the work -rooms and remark on the entire absence of dust. The installa- tion of this system cost considerable, and its operation is no meanaccount, but the net result is providing more healthy working -conditions, and elini- inating an ever-present fire hazard, fully compensates for all, An additional evidence of expan- sion is found in new offices just coni- 111eted at the west end of the build- ing, These are about eight times the size of tate old offices, The walls are . beautifully panelled ,in Chesnut and ashith ' plaster fit stucco, cream �v pas finish, and have •a splendid system of lighting, Besides the large gen- eral office, there are two private of- fices, similarly finished, and an essen- tial to the proper conduct of any big business, where certain details cart" be discussed in privacy.. UNCLE TOM'S CABIN WINOHAM PUBLIC SCHOOL PUPILS GET DECEMBER E�AMINATzON RESULTS Senior IV Total 550, Honors 415, Pass 330. C McKay 515, R. Hutton 490, L. Hawkins 455, M. Mitchell 454, A. Chittick 459, M. Reid 439, L Ludwig 432, NI. Field. 417, Geo. Brackenbury 396, J. Buchanan 388, A. Reid 387, E. Stephenson 386, V. Cantelon 384, M. Fry 335, M. Elliott 333,Geo. King 333, H. Brawley 330, L. Haller 328, M. Mason 312, H, Skelding 261, S. Scott 256, R. Saint 212, W. Hender- son 166, A .L, Posliff, Teacher. Junior IV Total 410, Honors 307. C. Nortrop 378, E. Coutts 372, F. Currie 368, E. Patterson 367, B. Mun- dy 362, G." Robertson 360, D. For- sythe 348, D. Buchanan 344, L Dey- ell 329, 'T. Reid 320, D. Hutchison 319, F. Collar y308, C. Stewart 308, V. Carter 302, M. Fraser 302, L. Clark 299, E. Fothergill 299, P, Dey- ell 298, A. Stone 298, N. McEvers 292, L. Browne 286, P. Lediet 271, L. Bak 243, M. Brown 237,. Fin- ley 234, C. Normoyle 227, T Pres- ton 224, G. Mason 213. B. H. Reynolds, Teacher. No drama or picture ever produced a greater thrill to young and old than Uncle Tom's Cabin -that immortal story of slavery by Harriet Beecher Stowe. There was something thrill- ing about the heartless cruelty of the slave -owner, the humble devotion of Uncle Tom, the lovable sympathy of Eva, while Topsy, well she just made fun for the whole lot. The story has been .filmed and is billed for the Ly- ceum Theatre on Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Here the story of sell- ing human beings, their flogging, es- cape of Eliza and her child across the river on ice floes, the pursuit by blood hounds, and all its thrills, the death of Eva, are all brought vividly to mind. It is a great story for the younger folk, while there are few of the older ones who will not get a real pleasure in again seeing the story rehearsed, even if deprived the thrill of leading a blood -hound in the parade. One of the :Mississippi's fatuous old side -wheel steamboats, the "Kate Ad- ams," was chartered for nine weeks and rebuilt to conform to the period of the 50's, There are nearly 3,000 scenes twice as many as in any former for- mer Universal sttper production. ' The "Uncle Tom's Cabin" company travelled 26,000. miles on location trips for locale and atmosphere for the many scenes. These included visits to New York, Tennessee, Ar- kansas, Illinois, Pennsylvania and California. ITTILITIES COMMVMISSION DECORATION • Citizens generally have a generous word of praise far the timely action of the Utilities Commission in plac- ing a Xmas Tree at' the Bank of Com- merce corner. The tree is a respect- able size and with its bright multi- colored lights twinkling in the sharp atmosphere, gives a much-needed touch to the Christmas season. It is perhaps, unfortunate that some service institution or the town fath- ers themselves did not provide a com- munity Xmas tree where the child- ren of the place might have another enjoyable hour. However, the time- ly action of those -responsible goes a long way to keep alive the spirit of Christmas,' and furnishes adidtional evidence of the need of continued public spirited actions, to keep the place abreast of the times, and equal to ottr ambitious neighbors. Lutton is spending iµ M�; J, the It 1 o days with his parents. Senior III Total 300, Honors 225. R. Mitchell 264, B. Hamilton 261, I, Habkirk 255, E. Schaffter 249, J. Zurbrigg 248, D. Parker 243, W. Carr 242, E. Field 241, G. Brackenbury 238, M. Wilson 237, R. Howson 233, C. Wellwood 232, )D. Rich 231, H. Miller 229, B. Browne 226, R. Ham- mond 225, E. Webb 225, N. Blatch- ford 217, C. Chittick 214, E. Finley 204, 13: Mundy 191, NI. Cruikshank 190, VV. Small 173, S. Carter 162, J. McDonald 132, R. Broome 128. C. J. Farquharson, Teacher. Junior III Total 350, Honors 263, Pass 210.. Lloyd Ellacott 311, Lorraine Car- ter 308, hazel Hawkins 294, Emma Krohn 293, Laura Campbell 289, Ray - mon Carter 288, Velma Stoakley 275, John Lamb 275, Edith Campbell 273, Zora Cameron 272, George Carr 270, Alicia Wilson 268, Thora Davison 268, Winnifred McNevin 267, Stan- ley Henderson 266, Helen Groves 263, \Vornold Finley 263, Rif', Le - pard 263, Billie Davidson 251, Luetta Bok 249, Stewart Forsythe 246, Wil- son Brown 238, Beatrice Forsythe 286, Betty Collar 229, Marvin Smith :'23, John Bunn 220, Irene Clarke 219, Albert Campbell 200, James Broome 200, Norma Groves 198, John Currie 190, Jas. Durnin 171, ;Irene Mellor, C.cil Thomson. E, Hetherington, teacher. f end the year. Refreshments served Senior II 1' and good music provided. Admission. Total 450, .Honors 337, Pass 270.50 cents. Marion Templeman 268, Donald. Adams 264, Billy Burgman 262, Louise Dore 262, James Schaffter 260, Kenneth Johnson 259, Chester' Campbell 256, Hilda Brown 255, Ger- trude 'Finley 247, Jack Fraser 247, Helen Smith 247, Bill Sturdy 247, Betty Saint 243, Nora Finley 241, Jeanne VanNor'man 241, Arnold Stoakley 234, Jean Lee 233, Harold Cantelon 229, Bertha Casemore 229, Donalda Henderson 223, Roy Dark 218, John Lee 214, Fenton Barnes 212, Mac Habkirk 212, Billie Forsy- the 206, Jimmie Baskerville. P. Johns, Teacher . ,rimary Class A. Total 169, Honors 125, Pass 100. Billie Harris 155, Mabel Campbell 154, John Wilson 153, Louise Thomp- son 146, Reggie Collar 139, 13111 Sed- don 139, Carl Vernier 133, Bill Smith 129, Helen Patterson 129, Dorothy Mellor 124, Joseph Moir 123,. Flor- ence Finley 114. Class B. Total 97, Honors 75, Pass 60. Billie Scott 93, Marguerite Ingham 93, Elva Haines 90, Agnes Seli 90, Velma Ohm 89, Norman Fry 88, Hel- en Hammond 87, Harry Montgomery 87, Laura Collar 87, Louise Lloyd 86, Donald :Fitt 85, George Johnson 83,. Frances Robinson 83, Elmer Deyell 81, Betty Groves 80, Junior Nivins 80, Hem Lee 77, Jack Gorbutt 77, Betty Thompson 74, Jack Carter 72,. Wallace Smith 67, Frances Durnin 67 Eva Lediet 65, Margaret ,Finley 56, Billy McNevin 55, Harold Hutton 54, Carrot Casernore 50, Edna Haines 30. A. G. Williamson, Teacher. WEDDINGS Moffatt -Beattie At the Wellington St. Parsonage,' London, on December 19th, by the Rev. J. W. Hibbert, Miss Nora Car- ling Beattie, eldest daughter of Robt. and Mrs. Beattie, Wingham, wins un- ited in marriage to Mr. Olin os, B. Moffatt, also of Wingham. After 'file ,.:. ceremony the bridal party repaired to Wong's Cafe, where a dainty lunch was served, `EUCHRE AND DANCE The Catholic Women's League are holding a Euchre and Dance in the Parish Hall of Sacred Heart Church, on Monday evening, December 30th, which promises a pleasant way to, Mary Preston 420, Verne Walker Distributor for Philco Ail -Electric 420, Jean Cruickshank 404, Harry , Posliff 391, Doris Armitage 387, Mur -Radia Receiving sets is W. C. Ad- iel Williams 381, Irene Chittick 375, � ams. Bob Rae 365, Jimmie Lee 342, Marie Hopper 341, Edith Mundy 335, Clar- ence Cantelon 323, Lloyd Dark 319, Misses Ann and Florence Barber of Toronto, are spending the holi- days with their mother, Mrs. Chas. Irlma Harrison 318, Marjorie Forsy- Barber. the 312, Lillian Fuller 303, Isabel Lamb 302, Alice Dore 298, Hazel Lediet 295, Edward Finley 294, Bert Vansickle 281, Irene Fitt 275, Evelyn holiday non -denominational.: _cottage Campbell 231, Evelyn Carter 224, COTTAGE MEETINGS Arrangements have been made for Herman Kennedy 223, Geoffrey Hat- terslcy 173, Jean Mellor 167, Harold Parker 160, Harry Ross 150, Evelyn Gambie absent. M. Robertson, Teacher. • Junior II Total '395, Honors 296, Pass 237. Patricia Parker 328, Scott Reid 325, Margaret Marsh 308, Betty Rae 308, Russel Zurbrigg 301, Charlie Krohn 300, Lillian Howard 299, Charlie Wellwood 299, Ruth Hamilton 297, Edythe Campbell 297, George Boyle 296, Mary Thompson 296, Billie Groves 288, Lloyd Hutton 280, Har- old Stephenson 277, Jean Thompson 269, Robert Casentorc 265, Mary E. McKibbon 262, Mabel Fothergill 254, Allen Small 254, Harold Ross 249, Eilene Curtis 243, Charlie Ross 239. Doris Fitt 239, Evelyn Edgar 222, Kathryn 1?atterson 209, Adeline Van- sickle sickle 207, Cart Bondi 195, Kathleen Saint 184, Frank Angus 157, Alvin. Lediet 155, Joe Wilson 155, Gordon Helm. 149, Jimmie Mortitner 144, Rena Elliott 136, Jimmie Kennedy 113. 13. Joynt, Teacher. First Book Total 290, Honors 217, Pass 116: Margaret Homuth • 280, Kenneth Jackson 80, Noreen Benedict 277, Lyda Brown 276; Reba Marshall 275, Prances L ockeridge 273, Noel Steph- enson 271, Betty Lloyd 270, Trevor Davison 269, Virginia Cttrrie 268, meetings in the towtr r"ltiring the next few weeks, largely for the benefit of some who cannot make longer jour- neys to the various churches for the mid -week service, The first meeting is to be 'held on Friday evening at 7.45 o'clock at the home of Mr. An- drew Headon, Victoria street. 'The public is cordially invited. UNITED. CHURCH % iNOHAM 'CHRIST1VfAS Sa RVIC S Mortiing "The Unknown Way." Evening- . "Hopes arta rears of To. Morrow." NEW YEAR'S SERVICES Come to ctrttr+~h, and prepare to begin the New Year right.