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SCHOOL REPORT
The following is the report of S.S.
No. 9, Hay and Stanley, for the
months of April and May. (Blake
School). Those marked with an as-
terick. hissed one or more owns.
Sr J :r--4Jlene Jeffrey (59, Joan
Gelinas 09, Kathleen Hey 67, Austin
Hartman 57.
Jr. IV—'Margaret Gingerich :59;
.Dorothy Erb 54; "Dorothy Hart-
man 29
Sr. III—"Verda Baechier 71, Cur-
tis Gingerich 70,. Elva Hey 09,
:Grace McBride 63 "Earl Gesell 01
:::Irene erber 40; 'lien' (:t•1•?+er 21.
Jr. III—I+.cc? li Swa;1t,:entru,e•r 75,
Ella Bohn 73, Anna Fostcr a.7, Yv-
onne Gelinas 54; Eme"v Buechler.
45.
Sr. II ----"Ray Oesch 7.4, "'Vernon;
Oesch 68, "Ambrose Hartman (iii,
*V,grda Gingerich 49, '`Harry Bitech-
ZURICH HERALD Thursday, June 14th, 1984..
ler 41.
Promoted ;to :Fr. II---Glaliyse Beech
l:'r, Norma Hoy, Monica IIartman,
.glary I"oster, L u c en Oc:,ch.
Promoted to' 1 Class—Teddy Jeff-
rey, Arthur Gelinas.
Pr. --Harold Erb, Ivan Beechler°,
Lenard Foster, V1ttor Hey.
T. S. Bea.tie, Teacher.
HENSALL
Laird 'Vickie made a business trip
to Toronto last week.
illr. and Mrs. Earl P emend v.,0 -
re
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re in Winghain attending, a wedding
Mr and s1' 'villa 't=,+ atrld
d u liter of Toronto ;)sited with
his mother and beotha'rs h(-1•.•.
V. Hedden recently moved to the
Mc'i'aggart house on Mill street.
Mr. and Mrs. James McMartin rtin of
Barrie were visitors at the home of
Mrs. Robert Bon.hr•on.
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LET US QUO'. E YOU!
REPLACE THOSE WINDOW PAN"sS NOW. WE CARRY A
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Look over your Cultivator, drill and order repairs and
save express charges. We have some F and W., !Ireer-
ing and M. H. Cultivator teeth at a bargain
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Used Tractor plow,• riding plows, Cultivator and bean
Scuffler at bargain prices.
ALSO 3 -DRUM STEEL ROLLER, HOE DiZIt..L
WHAT HAVE YOU TO DEAL?
Come in and see our display of New Machines this
Week -End.
Gas, Oil, Batteries and Tires at live and let live prices,
GENUINE M. H. REPAIRS ARE BEST
>_t. ~ Points for
• Tel. Shop I49 OE KLOPP & SONS Res.
all makes of Cultivators
4.77
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Auctioneering? — 1.3 BET!
iter caste in bed and during this time
4.44.++++++++++++++++++ +++++ + Dr. R. R. Ross will be in charge of
i his practise.
1. T. C. Joynt was a recent visitor
with his mother and bothers it
Wing -hem.
FI ed Iliggins has left fo, Beach
t)'i t ' +;e will , pend the
r:r1 cors, it Lava oiled :.i1 the Hen
Fail . i t t'V1 to the very dry
wonthei < ?;ev ,'' was instruct-
ed to order 4.eao j '3a of oil. Each
householder will Le chatg•ed e1 ben -
:et -It and the 1..Monro' ,;ill be by
the town. This is appreciated b?
the Citi^:•n 1.
The I3ighwav Dept., l:.(;: two large
oil trucks hauling from the C.N.R
.` •'t io'i to the Pine Water highway
Oiling the road from Grand Bend to
tr, ;•leis.
Mrs. Robert Parsons, ;;h:ie going
down cellar the other day, fall and
broke h.• tear taahcn to
the Clinton hospital for treatment,
Mr. and t^ i;. fl'vl;n of St-
ratford we: visitors with Mr, and
Mr. rind John Cei batt •were
visiting with London and Hyde Park
i11 11115.
Mr. and 're. Wm. Shepherd at,
tended the r r, i cf :-311 t. h rdas
teriv. at Hag-
ersvilie on T• d;+ last,
Mr. and L. R. Ce' -•s of Lista-
1 V1 e t .til'. CYi frieeds in town
:•' eraa-,
'di•. and Mr.•. Cordon. Parker and
'+lire. James I r :ri ::on attended the
funeral of the lois . Miss: E. Linden-
deid.
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K led'in Acc °lent
Dr. Rus:.•11 .'I:a: r:io Ira w :c11=41
I!''segs' ii'_a in i' car accident, was
1 `,Isl'•i in ago ant:
zo' of William Mc-
Kay, principal of the H as ull public
'inn; Car 'o: .alai tfr '^:e Mrs.
I, y. Srr. n 1-i r lr life hole
i turf nt Attending
• 1:.70-t.11 1. <.t e. e' -°l rum:rating
• _ ;v„+ •itis I'' -h honors. He be-
gan the practice of medicine in Hag-
, huilt up at splendid
„. +,ci;en. Th idc-s hi: widow he low.-
: 10'; 7 77.7,2,1 f:rtht•++, Wm. McKay, of
1'.'Iil:.s0;.•, one brother, Loins, Tor-
t '.Ito and Or(. sisters, Lillian and
ito;t, r ti? with ' e, father
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Wind'e+I• ,tit 'Jr.; Wm C7, ei,he td
e+e `(e`1ir'lll. 7110,' 1(1floral took pII1eO
a ; ; raga':sviilr:= on Tuesday.
COUNTY NEWS
This year': tax ra'.e' for Vl inghani
is 50 mills o`s the dollar
S:•aforth's tar rate this year is
41.12mills—on+'-half mill more that:
last year.
('. iToust013, : relong 1'e,-
cide'nt of 'ruct.:('rsmith, died on Suu-
slay at the age of slow1;•-:e ren ye-
ar . He is survived by ilii tv,fe, on
son and two daughters,
The (1cath or' irre-d lit \'Va'ton on
Saturday of Hugh Fulton, in his
e+i%•ht,-••t'gth p(•a.r. Deeeosecd lived ira
McKillop township and for a few
years in Seaforth before maving to
Walton. Ho lenv-s a widow, two son:
and two daughters.
Injured his Spine
Dr. J, A. Moan, Seaforth, in conr-
ingdown stairs on Sunday evening
last, slipped and in fallir„ injured hi•
spine. He was removed to Scott Me-
morial Hospital where an examinati-
on was made. It will be necessary foe
him to spend'some weeks in a plas-