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SCHOOL REPORT
`allowing is the report of pulp-
?+ •staud'i.ng ill S. S. No.4, Hay for
Vim month of May
IV-=Total Marks. 859; Rena
559; Eldon Gabel 433, absent;
rf)wrothy Zirk 334. '
4r. flV—T.oti1 Marks 270; Ver-
'r.y, Thiel 155, Ray Ortwein 129;
Sr III—Total Marls 710; Claire
i t.•esu'su ill; Napoeleon Gerom-
Mete 83.
Jr III—Total Marks 210; Em.-
:,rmersofi Erb 99, Hon; . Milton Mc-
`.p,+lttl:amls 86; Olevia Masse 55,
II Tola1 Marks 2 0; De la Smith
`F3 Hon.; Laura Masse 225, Hon
t►rman Geromette 132, absent.
It—Total Marks 170— Alice Erb.
*PI lion., Veola Kropp 243
0rothy Ga:scho 141 Hon; Gert-
3+e Thiel 101, E1zer, Masse 91, Den -
Morse 79:.
fair, Pr. -Gerald Masse.
jr. Pr.—Reta Masse Claire Gei-
;wr, Grace Ortwein.
Total Nov on Roll •23. �
w ,Average attendance 1S.5.
Meda Surerus, Teacher.
At the regent exani(s,. in eonneet-'
ion with the Uni els tyl of Western
Ontario, lotnier students of Ex-
eter High School carried off f'a nutn .
icer of 'scholarships and prize's... Mr:
Carl G. Morloclt won the scholar
ship for Gen. Science in the second
year. harry M. Grob for Mathem-
atics and Physics in the• first yr;
Lorne S. Tiernan for English.' in the
first year, and Walter Il, Johnsfor
public !speaking in the first year,.
EXETER
. -. Stnauybr was engaged' in
.:,wart at •Goderich and Seaforth the
!Vita week.
An auto accident occured on the
=sat St. `the other evening, when
aigitree cars were parked by the curb
'When another car ran into the rear
.alar bringing the four togrther,wlth
'result of a colilsion.
IR is with deep regret of the
atewell of Capt. and Mrs. White-
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-. The Cap` ha' been in poor
CREDITON
A 'strawberry social will be held
in the United church, Crediton, on
Thursday, June 9th..
Lester McIsaac and Elgin Wood-
all have returned to Detroit after
spending the weer; -end with their
parents,
Hary Young has returned after
visiting with relatives at London
for a tilde:
Rev. and Mrs. Hoscocks are a -
w ay at London, attending \tbe
Conference.
Elgin and Russell Eilber, Mr. and
Mrs. Merner Eilber and family, re-
turned to Detroit, after visiting
�4ith Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Eilber.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mloir, Jean
and Roy 'Wolfe of Detroit, visited
at the home of Mr. and WS. Geo.
Eilber. 1
• Mrs Geo. Wright of Windsorm,
visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Eli Lawson. •
' Mrs.. Wilson Andreson and Mrs
Wm.. Schroeder a.nd Mr. and Mrs
Prank Taylor of Exeter, 'spent the
week end with 'M._ and Mrs. l61
Br•okenshira, at Fergus.
Richard (England was born on
1 August 10th, 1834, in Lincolnshire,
:11u2rath for 'some and upon the England. In his early manhood
i:oll-ise of the doctor, has been o- with his parents, they came to
:. ged to rein u''sh his command of Canada, 'settling in Ontario ' Tp,.
1.1local work of the Salvtion near Toronto. (At the age of 22
.Aitmy. During ,their 'stay in Ex he married Anna Allcock. One'son
Atil}ez',. they Vjhave made a tiost of was born to them, Walter England
Ili ndn, who will be sorry to have who is 70 years old and was pies-,
sAiia..rt leave ent at the funeral. His second
The Red Cross
appeals to YOU for support
SINGE the War, the Red Cross has disbursed over
Seven Million Dollars for the Soldiers, Women,
Children and Frontier Families of Canada.
About half of this has been spent for disabled soldiers
—half in the other services of the Society about which
you have been told. The Treasury is almost empty.
$1,000,000 Needed Now
for Red Goss Work
lice Red Cross brings cheer to our disabled warriors and
their families. It stimulates the children of Canada to
healthy living and good citizenship. It relieves suffering,
and brings skilled attention to Canada's frontier districts
remote from other aid. Its work is indispensable.
It now appeals to YOU, as a patriotic and humane Canadian
citizen, to contribute generously to its need for funds.
Nation -Wide Appeal 2
Canadian Red Cross Society
Send Contributions toe'
Ontario Division, Canadian Red Grow Society,
410 Sherbourno Street, Toronto 5, Ontario
'Thursday, .Tune 9th 19*7
Head '
Office,
Moatreal
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BANK OF MONTREAL
Established 1817
ASSETS. and 'LIABILITIES
30th April, 1927
ASSETS
Cash on hand . . . . . . o
Deposits with and notes and cheques of
other Banks
Deposit with Central Gold Reserve
Call and Short loans en Bonds, Deben-
tures and Stocks . . .
Dominion and Provincial Government
Securities . . . .. . . . . .
Canadian Municipal Securities and
British, Foreign and Colonial Public
Securities other than Canadian .
Railway and other Bonds, Debentures
and Stocks . . . . . •
$ 87,464,766.'3o
49,280, 374.28
19,000,000.00
149,696,272.31
90,007,661.84
28,605,880.60
3,935,421.19
Quick. Assets - $427,990,376.52
Loans and Discounts and other; Assets 33%496,996.71
Bank Premises- . . . . . . . . 11,800,009.00
Liabilities of customers under letters of
credit (as per contra) .
Total Assets . .
. . 11,825,400.79
$784,112,774.02
LIABILITIES TO PUBLIC
Notes in circulation
Deposits . . • .
Letters of credit outstanding `• .•. .
Other liabilities
Total Liabilities to Public
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43,266,298.5o,
656,578,714-64
12,825,400.79
10,398,133.87
$722,068,547.80
Excess of Assets over Liabilities
to Public . . . . . . $ 62,044,226.22
marriage was to Matilda Albright
a decendant of Jacob Albright,the
originator of the present Evangei-
iral church which 'for a brief .per-
led in the early days was called
"Alb 1b ight Bie h r.7'' Four sons
• nd three daughters were born to
then. The mother and two dau-
ghters have passed on before. Mr.
England for the last year stayed
at the home. of his son and family
Matt. England at which place he
died in his 93rd year. He leaves
four 'sons and' one daughter, 18
grand children and 31 great -grand
children,
HENSALL.
Mrs. Lou Simpson,Wm. Simp-
son and Mae Simpson, of Detroit
tiisited with relatives in town.
Mr. and Mrs. John Mlillar of De=
troit, visited with Mr. and Mrs..
Robt. Bonthron.
Eliza Newell, who has been in
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Fred. C.. hfleisch .. Zurich, Ont.
poor health for some time, was
taken to Victoria hospital last we-,
ek for treatment. ;
Clarence Munn • of Bay City,vis
ited for a feby day's with his par-
ents Mr. /and Mrs. Alex. lllunn. -
The local hydro clzctr com'miss
ion are removing 'some of the
heavier transformers which they
have sold to the Exeter commis -
shin, and are replacing them with
smaller ones.
Mr.' and Mrs. Wm,. TNI Kay at-
tended the graduation classes at
Western University; London, on
Friday last, when their son Rus-
sel G. graduated with honors in
medicine Dn.. McKay's manyfri-
ends wish him every susecess. i
John Mou'sseau has about compl
eted his Roller -Coaster and has,
already given :several demonstr-
ations: We understand he intends
to move it to Grand Bend short-
ly for the slimmer niontiha.
The death oceured of an old re-
sident of Hensall, in the person of
Mrs. Hy. Reynolds; in her , 83rd
year. Her maiden name was Ann
Role, was a native of4Clifton, Eng.
After her marriage to ,the late Hy,.
Reynolds they came to Canada in
1874 and has re's d:d in Hensall ever
1'since. She is survived by two
Isons and four daughters.
The funeral of the late Mrs
▪ Bobt. Stewart, took piece from her
home here, interment in the Hen-
,,aall Union cemetery, the floral tr-
ibutesd were many, which sows the
high esteem was held. She raves
to mourn her loss three sons Dun-
can of Hay Tp.; John of Usborne
and Rout. of Seaforth, also four'
dughatersi. The funeral service
was conducted by, -Rev. Mellroy of
Carmel Presbyterian church who
gave a very impressive address.
John., McAllister, alged 66, for-
merly of ,Hiy Township, living re-
tired in (Mensal' for some titne,t1lCd
'suddenly on 'Monday last. • His
body was found lying near a wire
fence which lite had set out in the
morning to ,mend and it is thought
he was dead sone hours before the
discovery, about 5 o'clock in the
afternoon, having left his house a-
round 'morning and did. not return
iat the noon hour, it was thought
he was away calling on frie.nd'sl.
Iln the •afternoon Nathan Peet
t otieing Mi'. All istet:''s • bees to
hc' sirgr•mbre, nr int to the house
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