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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1934-07-06, Page 41 0. 4'1 44. , 41, Examinatioii ued froan Paget 1,) has also be tight, 91 marks; Grammar, ,tion in maid ( TVA, 71 marks; Spelling, names en so tiaillas and Hazel Dining, 48 : The following obtained priz, perfect attendance: Preston sults years), Myrtle ?apple, IP•apsPle, Morley Wiright and a Hill, altatent for one day; Bea- , ''',4t,,•Watson,-absenzt for 2 days; Allan 11 'Wesley Ham, absent days- lae , Wilson and Alioe.Wright, absent idaYtz; Hazel Wilson, and Mayme Perfeet Marks in daily el for the school year, Alice • Wright; 1 anietake each, Mae Wilson, ,Armstrong and Meanie Wat- '$09:1; best insect collection, let, Grace ',1.1],alryttnple; 2nd, Wesley Haina-M. • MeNau.ghton„ Teacher. • S. S. NO. 3; STANLEY The. following will be the arrange- ment of the classes in S. S.• Nos. 3, Stanley, for the school term, co,m- ..emencing in. September; Jr. IV -Hugh Pollock, Lloyd Heard. Sr. III -El- more MeClinehey. Jr. HI- Emma • IVIcelinchey, Clifford MeClinchey.'•Se. 1-Minniepenhale, George Heard.- C. A. Trott, Teacher. , S. S. NO. 14, HAY The following is the report of the Promotion Examinaticrns of S. S. No. 14, Hay. Honours- 75, Pass 60. Jr. IV to 'Sr. IV-1Irm,a Ferguson 67. Sr. III to Jr. IV -Ina Ropp 73, Stuart Dick 63. Jr.' III to Sr. III -Allan Crerar&1,-Harold-areld Willert 61. Primer to I---031.anche ]Greene, Luanne Ropp. Primer --Annie J-oek Russell. -I. Campbell,. Teacher. S.- "S. NO. 5, STANLEY The following is the report of the June Promotion Examinations held at 'S. S. No. 5, Stanley; Jr. IV-Lrolus MeClinchey, Russell C-eseh. Jr. III to Sr. III-Mety 'MeClinchey 64. Sr. II to Jr. 111 -Mee Snit% 70, Hughie McBride 67, Kathleen Oeech 65, An - • sora McKinleyIVI 62, Jean -eClinehey. Jr. II to Sr. II -Annie Oesch 64• , Doreen MeClinchey 62. Jr. I to Sr. II -Myrtle, McKinley 86,' Mae 'Oesell 76, Kenneth Arrestrang 74, Ilia Boyce 71 Wesley McBride 66. Sr. ;Primer -Viola, Boyce, Doris -Clatke. 'Begin- ners - Robert MeKinley, Beverely MeClinch•ey, Ruth Ideclinchey. - H. •Smillie, Teacher. S. S. NO. 13, McKILLOP The 'following is the rePert for S. S. No. • 13, IVIcKillop, for the -Promo- tion Examinations: Pass 60.%, Hon- ouna ,76%. !Jr. IV to Sr. IV -Richard Greer 76%,t Ian Nesbitt 69. Sr. III to Jr. IV -Gladys Broome 72„ 'Jack , Rivers 52. Jr. III to, Sr. HI -George Hart 7-5, Rosamond Appleby 66, Spencer Broome 65, Dorothy Greer 62, Mildred Aitcheson 61, Evelyn Rivers 60. Sr. II to Jr. III -Keith Harrisnin 70, Gordon McGill 62. H - Marian Aptpleby (absent through illness), Celia Stephenson 69. I Class -Lois Harrison. Primer Class-tiVleirel Greer, Dorothy Agar, David Stephenson. --S. Richrniond, Teacher. , -ea a • S. S. NO; 3, HULLETP Jr. IV -Marion Lawson, OliVe Grim- oidiby, Keith. Dale, David Anderson, Mary Thormipson, Viola Dexter, Stella Armstrong, .Riley. Sr... III - Reggie Lawson, Jean Wakefield, Jim Jamieson. Elwood Clarke.. Sr. II- • Norma Dexter. jr. II -Lorne Dale. Sr. I -Lois Jamieson, Betty Dale, Fe-rne Dexter.. Jr. I -Donald Steph- ri ensone--Ethel E. Gawley, Teacher., S. S. NO.: 6, TUCKERSMITH The follorwing is the school report •of S. S. NI). 6, Tuckeremith, for the HUT= Pier/lotion Examinations and the year's work. The classes are ar- ranged ite they will appear in Sep- tember: Sr. IV -Carman Whitmore 76%, Iona Husgill 68, Marian Hpgill 61. Jr. IV --Mina Terryberry 65, Audrey Beuernuann. 64, Mildred Ash- ton 60, Kenneth Terryberry 60, Wes- ley Hugill 55. ' Sr. 1H -Ruth Oarno- , chan 76.4, Dorothy Coleman 68, Ed- na Ashace 83. Jr. III -14a , Terry - berry 6, Clifford Hugill 60, Gordon Bever -mann (missed examination'S) • ST. Beuermann 45. -Sr. I -Alvin Terryberry 75, Jim Carno- chan Joyce Carter (absent through illnees). Ruth Carnochan. wen the Silver Trophy for highest percentage in the .two years' work. Number on , roll, 18; evera•ge attendance for June 'N. -Edna M. Jamieson, Teacher. -S. S. NO. 2, McKILLOP The following is a report of the resrults of the June promotion. ex- ,antinationts of S. S. No. 2, Meltillop. Names are in order of merit. Jr. IV -Grace MeMicbael 75%, Charlie Storey 60. Sr. TH--Claea Keller 80, Ruth Walter 80, Bert McClure 71, Audrey Welters 68, John Anderson - 56. jr. III -Hazel Anderson 79, Dorothy IVInClure 72, Elwood Storey 49, -Charlie Mallichael 41, Sr. II - Eleanor Storey 75, Leroy Keller 67. .,,ir,..IIeenarold Storey 78. I -Joseph Anderson 8a, Margaret isro,,dKiiefi 83; Maxine IVIcBrien 76, Lloyd Storey '70, Bill .Storey 67. Primer -Bruce Walters, 1Mavis. IVfcClurre, Welter Mc- Clure, Bobbie Dalton, Ronald -Carter, Muriel Keller. - Archie Hoggarth, Teacher. S. S. NO. 3, HIBBERT The following is a report of the examinations and standing of the pupils in S. S. No. 3, Hilbbert. lion - Ours 75%, Pass 60%, below 60%, fail- ure. Phove marked with an asterisk • have failed and are not' promoted. Sr. IV--Jeart Norman 66.20,, Jean Borns 61.09, Harvey Drown 58.91, Jr. .IV-sMaturrice Ryan 61,88. Sr. HI - Mary M. Ryan 82.56, Philip James 74". EarrI Drown 71.40, !Tarry Burns :,.60.61, Arthur Barhour 60.85, Ila Nor- -41:1111M 60, Raymond IVEIller 55,12.4`, Lorne 29.63*. 111-Mation Riehl 1&52, •Dorris Kleinfeldt 76.50, Alton '11McKeillar 70.30, Marilyn "Gray 63.64. Pr, • 't Jean Jame % Theresa By- . ltfildied .10e 'Bans, Ross .,, :Ott -crueller. , Main Prttn gorrnan, /tow 014.p.0640.44Vjiyilatai lkge• tt( , „ .440P- - • th- , aldea j. erlit'a work token into considera- 'Wiese pronlations. The 'in tho classes in which they Will be on SePtember let. Sr. 1V -Marie , Iloegy 73%, Rita DpfIY 70, Beattriee Pryce 69, Everett Beuer- mann 67, lWilltur Heegy 65, Mary Pryce 63, Hazel Sperling (condition- al). Jr. XV -Louis Hoetg-y 78, Irene Connelly 74, Hector Lament 69, Bob Duffy, (conditional). Sr. 1211 - Billy Little 54, Alvin Beuermann 52. Jr. III-aose, Burns71, Jean Pryce 69. Sr. II -Rita Sloane 45, Rita Connelly 78, Leotta Hoegy 76, Margaret La- mont 75, Mervin Beru•eirmann 72, Roy Elliott 69. Jr. II --Isabelle Furcelk, Grace -Connelly and Alvin Pryoe (eq- ual). Primer-Levern Heegy, Eldon Hulley, Pat, Bums. Amnia Dale, Teacher. se HENSALL PUBLIC SCHOOL Promoted to Sr. IV ---Mary Clark 74, Elva McQueen 74, Jack Bell 73, Goldie Cress 70, Pearl Harpole • 70, Barbara Shepherd 68, Alice Pfaff 66, Douglas Sangster 62. Prqmoted to Jr. IV -Carey Joynt 85, Russel Hed- 'den 8,1. Geral -d Pees -more 79, NOT - ma Cook 78, Marian Filshie 78, Jim Campbell 73, Elaine Peck 73, Blanche Thomson 70, Billy -Higgins 68, Lorna Zuefie 67, Max Hudson, 66, George Sangster 63,Lloyd Brock 58.-C. II. Blowee, 'Feather. Jr, to Sr. III -Harold Koehler, Norris MeEwan, Mary Goodwin, Ron- ald 'Parker, June Sanndereock, Aud- rey Twitchell, Howard Love, Shiliery Pe/Rebell,' Cecil Kipfer, Madeline Vaulandeghern, Ray Foster, Laird Hudson, Sr. Id to Jr. III. mari,on Drummond, Donald. Joynt, Margaret Sangster, Emily Hoskin, Bobbie Canteron, Bobbie Sangster, Bobbie }leas Reta Bell; Ross .Greene, Jessie Paisley, Marion Paisley.=M. A. Ellis, Teacher. Passed into Sr. II -Ross Kennedy 78%, Bobby Nicol 71, Gordon Camp- bell 71, Joe Marks 70, James Clark 58, Mi/dred Brock 58, John Beer 58, Howard Smale 54, Jim' Sangster 52, Donald 'Willard 49. Passed into Jr. II-Mertian MacLaren 81, Alvin. Smale 61, George- Otrtedleein 60, Jackie Drys- dale 54,. Alpine .tylcEwen 52. Passed into Jr. L-tElaine Hoskins 79, Mona Hedden 75, !Ronald Stephan 74, Bobby Cook 71, Donald Bell 73, Ronald Bell 69, Gloria Twitchell 66, Donald Shep- 'herd 66, Harold Bell 53. Sr. Primer -Mac Zuefle 72, Catherine Hamilton 67, Mabel' Fairburn 65, Helen Wolff 63, -Shirley Wolff 60, Marian Greene 5/, Annie Van Landeghem 54. S. S. N. 9, TUCKERSMITH The report of S. S. No 9, Tucker- s -ninth, fot the month of June is as follows.: Pi-an:toted to Sr. IV -Jack Madiesy' 73%, Billy Powell 68. Pro- moted to Jr, IV -Frances Elgie 81, Willie -HiOdgert 74, Doris Mackay 62*, Helen Houston- 56** (recommended). Promoted to Sr. III -Bruce Ho-dgert 61. Promoted to Jr. III -Frank Ry- an 62. Promoted to Class II -Jackie Powell 76, Janet Hodgert 74. Pro- moted at Easter, Class. I -Allan Ry- an. Pupils are required to- make 40 per cent. on each paper and 60 per cent, on the -total. An asterisk de- notes failure on one or more papers. Nemher on roll, 15; average atte•nd- ance, 14. - Margaret E. Grieve, Teach en. S. S. NO. 10, McKILLOP These are the results of the Pro- motion Exaninations: Jr. IV --Betty Bullard 74.1'"a Helen Blanchard 72.3, Ruth Po:thick 70.1, Kathleen Shan- non 65.7, Harvey Dolmage 61.4. Jr. HI -Gordon Blanchard 61.6, Ruth Campbell 56.8. First Class-Berva Blanchard, Ilene Broome, Jackie Bul- lard, 'Kenneth ;Eaton, Irene Lai th- waite, Harold Pryce. "Best attend - acme, Jarkie BuIllard; best spieller, Annie Pethick; Health, Kenneth Ea- ton -R. R. Patrick, Teacher. S. S. NO. 7, TUCKERSMITH The following- is the result of the June examinations of S. S. No. 7, Tuekersmath: Froan Jr. IV to Sr. IV -Elmer Cameron 66%. From Sr. III to Jr. IV -Jim Broadfoot 79, Jim Buckner 6,5, Mac kintaul 64, Jack McLean 63. Enorn Jr. III, to Sr. III =Muriel -Cameron 66, From Sr. II to Jr. TII-Rose Nicholson 67, Bruce McLean 62. From I to Jr. Boyes. Primer - Ross McLean. - Eleanor Sootehmer, Teacher. S. S. NO. 8, McKILLOP The following is the June promo- tion school report of S. S. No. 8. McKillop. Pass 60%, Honours 75%. Names of' those who are not pro - muted are marked with an asterisk. To Sr. IV -Bernice Manley 88, Ger- ald McKay 78, Vera Leonhardt 75, Dominic Murray 75, Calista Johnson 72, Mervin Deitz 72, Aaron Kintner 67. To Jr. IV -Raymond Kleber 85, Della, Eggert 80, Morley Koehler 73* Annie Eckert e0, Carl 'Siemer -It 57*. 'Po Sr. III--nDorothy Scherbarta 77, Cyril Johnson 74, Stephen McKay 73, Elmer Kleber 72,, Thomas, Murray 71, Reheat Beireiniatentia Joseraih• John- son 62. To jr. Elligeon 8.3, Florence Leonthardt 75, Leo John- son 70, Harrold Deitz and • •Sit,ephen 'Manley 68, Margaret Eckert 56*. To II -(Honours), Margaret Kleber, Ed- ward Bennewies,'(Pass) Mary McKay, Norman Eggert, -Manny Bermewies„ Cecelia Eckert. Sr. First - Ken- neth ,Schrnidt, Edward Scherbarth* Beta Bennewies, Ruth Rapien, ardella Leanihtardt, Stephen. Johnson, Ralph Fischer, Jerome Manley, l Era -Nets Manley*. Jr. 1 -Manny Keehler, Kenneth Barnerrnann. Number an roll, 46. -Helen M. Delaney, Teacher. S. S. NG: 2, TUCKERSMITH The following is the report of S. -S. No. 2, Tuckhrernith, far the jute- Prorincr6en Exasninations. First class honours- 75, pass 60 To Sr. IV -Edi- son McLean. 82.1 To Jr. IV -Kathleen MacGregor 87, 'Donald rDerynnart •77, IVEIched Delta 12, Blanche Itillatson'70, Don COoPer 67, .aleo Sr. --, Saha Sproat 88, Father Thlaintarr 82, Oiven Cooper 78, (lrace. Sclulbe 65, 'lilar- ieriS !Stith 65. Ray thoPea'62, Xen- neth 'McKenzie Oa Ratilleen ,Schilbe 59 ,,(rerettlitended) III -Jack Deits 76, • I Givor 67, Rortli 'Chula:ger 02.,......Jetan.,'Sethilibe 62, Ved..11/ZoKieVaie,' ...Xrecniniftended)4. To Sr. ,H.44Itldred 'MOW SO, ' Radtke Cooper 5 TO Jr. II,4t/Orobity Chan- daer91.,-.401tald ,Cildteell SO. , Tor Sr. *,•,,,;;;.-0-.. • • ' • tit ' 'Celebiate, 5i xtieth (Continue& from Page Moore). and Frances, Ingersoll; Mr. and 'Roy MOVirido .('Margaret McNeill) ande Zurichn, Mr, Jas. Geaseiek, Varna; Mr. and Mrs. Geo.. Sehuson (Luella Coleman), Var- na; 'Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Colernan and Rena Stephenson, Mr. and Mrs Won Hill, Mr. and 'Mrs, W. 'Hart, Mr. .Alex and Miss Flora Smith, [Mrs. Vera Issimenan land family, Varna; Mir. and Mrs. 'John Coehritne (Mary Jerrott), Mr, and Mrs. Ross Love (Grace 'Fairbairn) and Helen, Town Line; Mrs, Helen Dinedele Taylor and daughter; Stratford; Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Jones (Mary Hood), Wm. John and Mis-s Hannah Craig, Mrs. Morri- son and Miss Emily Morrison, Miss IVLinnie Reid, Mrs. Peter Fisher and -Mies Eleanor; Mr. and Mrs_ George Walker (Ella- Graseick), and Helen, Miss Dora Alair, 'Mrs. Aida Dinsdale Steamans, Mr. and] 1VIrs. Geo. C. Petty (Hannah Dinsdale), Mr. Thos. Hud- son, Miss Katharine Dsyselatle, 'Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Troyer (Mice Troyer) and Gordon; Mrs_ Alex. McMurtrie, Sr., Mrs. Peter Moire Hensall; 'Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Love, , Mr. and Mrs. John Love, Grand Bend; Mr. Alex Ross, Wingham; keg. Jessie Ann Mc- Lean McGregor'Mrs. Margaret Blair, Elgie and son, Robert; Mr. and Mrst. Ale* McGregor (Elva. Anderson), Mr. and IMrs. J. B. McLean, Gladys and Fern, Mrs. Wm. Deitz and Dorothy, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Workman (Susie Cudmare) and Oreille, Mrs. Mabel MeBeath Jarrett and 'Gladys, Mrs. Kate McDonald Jarrott, Mr. Williani Anderson, Kippen; Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Jelin:9ton, 'Mr. G. Howard and,LVIr. ,Weltiese Beater; Miss Nora Alafir and Wm. Pfaff, Ileneall; Mr. Archie Ityckinan, Exeter. - Sports Events • The program of sports added much to the afternoon's enjoyment. Win- ners in the various events were as follows: Races -Girls; 8 years and tinder, Betty 'Switzer, Ruth Rathwell; boys,' 8 years and under, Dick Wat- son; girls, 14 years and under, -Mary Fercnihar, .Blanche Watson; bays, 14 years and under, Jack Steep, Eric Switzer; boys, 21 end .under, Alex. MoBeath, Stu.art, Horton; men, 21 and over,. Elgin TItompeon, Mr. Garran, bean race, Wilmer Jones, John An- dereqn;. graceful walking, in couples, Miss Emily Morrison and Dr. Mur- ray Fisher, Miss Marguerite McDon- ald and W. W. Cooser; 'ladies' nail driving contest, Mrs. Walter Moffatt, Mrs. Geo.. Johnston, Miss Dorothy Blair and Mrs. Geo. Troyer; 2nd, Mrs, Alvin McBride, Mrs. Chas. Switzer, Mrs. Hugh Cameron; merl'e nail driv- ing contest, Alvin M.eBride, Wdhiam McKenzie; football game, Married men vs. single men, 1-0 in favor of single men; referee, Robt. Splendid Program .A splendid program was preagated, irost of the numbers -being givenby descendants of the pioneers of the school section. . It was a great plea- sure to have as chairman, Mr, W. H. Johnston, veteran teacher of the school from 1900 to 1920. Following is the iprograrre 'Opening chorus, "0 Canada"; school chorus, "Land of the (Maple"; chairman's address, 1Va W. IL Johnston; 2 -minute silence in memory of those who have passed 40 a higher school; dance, Sailor's Horn - pine, Audrey Cochrane; short speech- es, Mr. G. Howard, Mr. Wethey, Dr. Murray Fisher, Dr. ir. H. Ross; let- ters of greeting read- from former. teachers and pupils; Rhythm Band, school children; songs, Mr. William Hollingsheact; dance, Highland Fling, Audrey Murdoch; short speeches, David Alair, Melvin' Alair, Robert J. Beatty( former teacher); violin en- sernber; dance, Irish Washerwoman and Sailor's Hornpipe., Mildred Aitch- esen; men's chorus, "School Days"; short speeches, Dr. R. R. Ross, Mr. Alden Jones; violin ensemble; songs, Wan. H,ollingehead ; , dance, Sailor's Hornpipe, Audrey Murdoch. The pro- gram closed with eh.oruses by 20 or more of the older ladies dressed in costume of 60 years ago, 'W'hen you and 1 Were Young, Jimmie," and "The Old Spinning Wheel" with Mrs. Jos. Hood, -also in costume, sitting working a _real old spinning wheel. This- was followed by Auld Lang Syne by the ladies and mien's. chorus- es, and "God Save the King." The committees in charge wish to thank all those who so kindly loaned dishes, deeorationa, etc., the Lutheran and Evangelical Churches in Zitrich, the United Ch-urchee at Brurefield, Hensel]and Klippen, the Lodge at Bayfield; 'Mr. William Hollingshead whose part in the pro -gram was So nuuch enjOyed and also Piper McLean and hie eon- who entettained the guests during the evening, and all others who helped in any way to make this reunion a real success. 1 -Johnny -Smith 90, Wallace Watson 78, Isabel Watson 90, Wallace Watsian 75. To Jr. I -Gerald Moffat, absent for examinations (promoted). Primer -Ida Dayman, Norma Deitz, Jack Cooper, inorder of merit. Number on roll, 8f7;' average attendance, 36.4.. -HI. 'Richardson, Teacher. S. S. NO. 10; STANLEY Jr. IV tot Sr. IV -Hubert Taylor, Arina Cornish, Margaret MnEwen., Glenn Swan, Carlyle Cornish; Bar- bera Gra;harn, Doris Dutot (on trial). Sr. I/I to Jr. IVf-Duncari •McEwen, Jack •Mustard, Elizabeth Aikenhead. Jr. III to Sr. III -Alex. Thomson George- Wilson, Adam Wilson, Mar- garet McQueen II itn Jr. Moffat, Louie Dutort, Jar* Grethen). I. to II -Norma Collins, Freddie Arikenhead. Primer to I - George Mustard, Dean Aldwinekle, Joyce Arikenhead, Primer -Melvin Graham, Gordon Mustard. --Edward M. Mac - Lend, Teacher. S. S. NO. 4, MOKILLOP - The bollpwierg is the result of the Promotion Examinations of S. S. No. 4; Melaillap. Names are listed in classes as they .will be for the new term. Honours 74%, Pass 030%/. Sr. IV --Alma Lawrence 70. Sr. HI --James Nash 66, Lois Henderson a (not -promoted on Arithmetic). jr. Inealtfaxime Lawrence 62.. Sr. 1 eVt- Siebali Henderson 61. Jr, It (Protrint, ed EaSter)-i-iBeth Carttavell 79, Dor. othy .Ituiser 60, -Molten Hendeentria Perfect tendarice since Januar-.George Came, Sri Wheatley, Teethe* Township COuii. *1 (ContiwedIron) Page 1) MoKay4Whitmore: .That the. Col- leetor be instrueted te not collect the telephone tax of $15 on property Lot 28, Con. 1,, MIPS., the telephone hav- ing been reanoved. ICIark-MCGregor: That,. the town- ship treasurer issue a efieque for, $2500 to the Telephone -Commission in -answer to a requisition for this amount from 'said eonenlission. ClarkelVleKay; That the report of deficiency from. the Clerk of Hibbert Township on the Coyne and Downey drains' be adopted and the Clerk -be instructed to prepare a ,loy-law or. the purpose of -collecting the defici- ency from the 'properties interested in the said drains. McGregoiaMicKay; As a matter of economy the council desire the co- operation of the property ' owners within the township in an effort to atappreas the Weeds at a minimum of cost by the property owriensi cutting the weeds on the roads allnitting on their property.. Whitmore-MCkay; That the Road Superintendent order metal culverts for the following places: One on Bicles sidereaci, one opposite Lot 6, Con. 8; and 1 opposite Lot 2, 'Con. 2, Clark-W1hirbmocre: That the Collet- tor'be given an extension of time until August 1 to continue the col- lection of taxes. - 1VacKay-MeGregor; That the fol- lowing accounts be paid: R. Kennedy, weed •inspecting. $11.70; Municipal World, nunplies, $21.86; Paul Doig, assessor,, $90; Paul Doig, postage, $1.40; R. Daleymplee pay liets 5,6, 7, $1684.45; John Earle, mileage, war- rant, $2; J. B. iMustard, cement for sidewalk, $42.90; W. Fotheringham, wire for fence, $4'; A. Taylor, labor and !machine, sidewalk, $12; J. Mc- Cully, $6.40; W. ,Fotheringhann, $6; F. McGregor, $5.80; Jas..MaCtilly, $5; A. McGregor, trucking, $12.80; D. F. McGregor, postage, $3. The council adjourned te meet on Saturday, July 28, at 6 parde-D. F. McGregor, -Clerk. VARNA Traffic was heavy over the . week end anclaheliday: Mrs. E. MeAsh, Mrs. A. McNaugh- ton and 'Miss Gladys Beatty, of Lon- don; Mr. and Mrs. Marks of Toron- to, Mr, William Beatty and Master Billy of Mount Brydges-, were visitors. in our midst. Mr. G. B. Woods of Toronto spent a few days with friends and while. hPre was busy painting the woodwork of his house, which adds to the ap- pearance of the same. Mr. William Beatty and sister, Mrs. Weekes, spent the holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Woods of Listowel. Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Beattyand kiddies, accompanied by Mrs. Beat- ty's nephew of Toronto, motored to Ripley -on Sin -day. Mrs. James 'Stephenson spent the holiday with her sister,. Miss Edyth Mossop at the _home .of Mrs. M.'Beat- ty. Rev. W. G. Bugler, Rector of St. John's Church, .gave an:'address to the members of L. 0. L. Sunday ev- ening. Clinton and Hensell were al- so represented. The farmers are 'busy haying and the crop is better than anticipated. ZURICH The annual Sunday school confer- ence was held in the local. Mennonite church last Monday. The services, were all well attended and.m.any from a -distance were present. Engage Principal The Trustee Board of Zurch school has engaged Mr. Percy Rowe as prin- cipal of the continuation classes. Mr. Rowe occupied the same position a few years ago and during the past year has taken up finther courses and is well equipped for the position. Mrs. A. H. Ford of WOlsely, Sask., visited friends and relatives here last wee k. Mrs. J. W. Mecrner and daughter, Miss Catherine 1VIerner, left for Win- eipeg, iVlan., last week where they will visit relatives for a time. Mr. George Edighoffer of Mitchell was a visitor in town on Friday. A- miscellaneous shower was held at the home Of Mrs. H. Krueger on Friday evening in honor of Mrs. Er- vin Schilibe. Min' and Mrs. Schilhe have taken up housekeeping in the apartments in ICruegers biotic. Mr. Ezra , Koehler and] family of Baden were visitors in town over the week end. iMir. G. Brown, auditor of the De- partment of Illighwases, was int town on Wednesday auditing the 1933 road accounts of the Township of Hay. Workmen of the county highway department have completed laying tite hard surface road through the The holiday pasaed off quietly in the village. The heat made many seek the cool' spots along the lake. A number from town Attended the reception held at the home of • Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Rader, ,Gosh.en Line, to honor Mr. and 'Mrs. Oscar Miller, newly 'married eouple, who returned from their wedding trip. Mr. and Mrs. Alf. Gellman and children of Sovereign, :Sask., are visiting at the home of the former's parents, Mr. and MT9, John Gallanan. KIPPEN Mr. and Mrs, 'lleibert Whiteman and daughter, Mies Margaret, of To- ronto, and their nephew, 1VIrr. Murray Madden of London were .$11q$SltS MT the holiday with Miss Mabel White- man. - Mrs. B..•Greeme. of Montreal is • a guest with her 'niece, Mr. and 1VIrs. W. : ,. army,. of tim Town Line. Mia m Velina Perguson of .Chisel, hnrst is- visaing With her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Arrehie, .Persoris. Mr. jack litiliterrion -a ..S#taitoon, on okl,'Steigley boyy- .. spent Sunday With• Mr. and Mrtin IL MOMuitrie. • ' Mesa . Margaret Cooper Of Toren:toi • and', Mite Peace -Coo*. a London' spent the , Week end With :their 'Par-, orni64. ..liVrisa. Etta Jappot, ftea,Obee ronto, 'ialiperat the week end wrth.hair parenta, Mit. and W. leame iTarretti 'Ur,. and IMrs, Vjian MeLe.an and two danghterS., 'Geraldine .a'nd• Betty, f ef LTizniUnelonct9sanc11:14 °iaren s Darothe; •MielVktea ettrin,' arse -in -training An Clinton While Hospital, were guests, over the week end with .Mr. ami Ws, J. H. Me - Lean. Baptismal services were held in. . Andrew's United Cfhturch on -,Sunday morning last when two 'babies' were baptized, Jsohn Edward Crawford Caldwell, son 01 Mr. and 'Mrs. Harry of•• Tuckersmistle and Betty Jeanne Ca. Aisle McLean, daughter of Mr. and 'IVIrs. 'McLean of Hamilton. A very fine crowd of ladles of the W. M. S. and members of the Miss- sion !Circle held an inspiring meeting at the sarmaner cottage of Rev. and Mrs. • E. F. -Chandler, north of Glade - rich, on Wednesday' evening.. The gentlemen were entertained on the beach and everyone 'enjoyed The gath- ering end kind 'hospitality of the minister, his wife and family. Services in St. Andrew's Church will be held at 9.45 older& and Bev. W. A. Bremner, ef Brumfield, will be in charge. Sunday school will be held after the morning service. A very large crowd- of over 400 attended the reunionat the school of S. S. No. 14, Stanley, on Saturday afternoon last- A splendid program was given and the many visitors en- joyed seeing all the told pals and ,sehoolmates. HILLSGREEN 115.11ital:441i417n!lf:(41.417Jo:libeilAt$4t Pepper, son of Mr. and Mee. Willtiana Peeper of Tkensall. Bev. B. IL Hazel- Ute. Church,. Fullers ton*-76flibiated. There were- no *- ten -dents. The happy yOung couple entered -the spacious parlor's to the attains of the twedding march p1yed- biy IVIrs. Frank .Carbettl,' and lxiok !their places under g beautiful deepr- 'Med areh. The bride eirti,s lovely in ▪ gavial of white -triple crepe, 'veil being of emibreldered net trorn with ta, bandeau ef orange iblossoms. miShaen earroliseescil aanuctrmfernb°13'. tint (YgrTooamlia's- gift to the bride was a handsome oak chest of silverware; to the pianist, an tonrsrx ring. . The wedding dinner was served on the lawn to .about 30 guests, the color scheme of the long table being pink and -white centered wh a five -tier wedding mike.- 11The bride- was the recipient of many beautiful gifte sbewing the esteem in which 'thetetaing couple are held. Immiectiettely a-fter .Mr. and Mrs. Pepper left by motor for Toronto, from there taking a trip up the St. Lawrence, The bride's travelling cos- tume was a tea Tose crepe swagger snit with acceeseries of -whiten The bridle was larganitst Of'Caldingford. United Church and willhe much rids sed by a host of 'friends. Mr. and Mrs. Wan. Pepper, Grace Ste -Wart and Nelson were at Carling- ford attending the PeppersCaebert wedding. Mr. and lVIrs. Ernie Pepper of 'Sar- nia -visited over the holiday at the home of Mr. and MTS. Wm. Pepper, having motored up to attend the PeparenCarbert wedding on .Sat- - Mir. and Mrs. Geo. Pinney of Hay were in Carlingford on Saturday at- tending the. Peppen*Garbert wedding. The Infant son , of :Mr. and Mrs. Walter Carlisle 'was- :baptized on Thureday evening of last week by Rev. 'Arthur -Sinclair. The child wore. a dress which was 75 years old and which .has been handed down to the third generation. Mrrs. R. H. Conley of 'Winnipeg is visiting her brother, John E. Yin -Ew- an Mr. and Mrs. John Tapp t have 'see turned from a very pleasant trip t the Old Country. They were away a number of weeks and enjoyed] the trip very much, the weather having been very favorable on the whole They Spent the tinve while in Eng- land with their son, Jack, and his. wife, who is still further pursuing his ,studies in Iris chosen profession. ; Holiday Visitors Dr. Jennie Smillie and sister, Mies Margaret of Toronto with Mr. and Mrs. John Elder, and Mr. and 'Mae. James Smillie; Mr. and 'Mrs. William MeAlli-ster Of Edmonton, Alta., with Mrs. John McAllister; Mrs. Fred Hays of Moose Jaw, Sask., with her uncle and aunt, Min and Mrs. -Wilson Carlisle; Mr. Thomas Hudson a-nd son, Jo -e, of Pontiac, Mrs. 'James Troyer, of Toronto, spent the holi- days with their mother and sister, M-rs. Ann Hudson and Mrs, An-nie Logan; Mrs. Cranston of Vanecruver with ;her sister, Mrs, Jas. Priest, and family; Mr. and Mrs.. Charles Me_ Allister of Toronto with Mr. and Mrs. Peter Moir and Mrs. Jahn MeMlis_ ter; Mr. and -Mrs. Alex McKurtrie and -baby of Toronto with Mrs. Mc- Murtrie; 1VIliss Olive Coxworth of De- troit With her sieter, Mae. A. Semi _ ton; Mr. Edward Berry of Detroit with his mother, Mrs. Ann Berry; Mrs. L. Simpson and son, Wilhelm', of Deteoit, with Mrs,. R. Bontbren; Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Scott of Toronto with relative's and friends; Mrs. George Laughton and son, Paul, of Toronto, with Mr. and 'Mrs. C. A. McDonnell and family; Harry Clark of London with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs" Arthur ' Clark; tifies Annie Carlisle spent, the past week with her sister, Mrs. Wesley Richardson. Miss Florence Welsh spent the week end and holiday at Rontlea.0 Park on Lake Erie at the lVfickle cot- tagMere . . E. Sheffer left -by motor on Tuesday afternoon for Port Rowan, where she will visit with her daugh- ter, Mrs. W. II. Reid. 1Me. and MTS. Norman Gook and family spent the week end' and holi- day art Rondeau Park, returning home on Tuesday: 'Mrs. Trott of Bermuda is, spending a few we-eks with MT. and Mrs. Er rold Drumlmontd and family. Dr. .and Mrs. G. R. Collyer were visited by a number of their rela- tives over the week end. The Sacrament of the LOrd's Sup- per was observed , in the United Chureh on Sunday moraing last with a good attendance. A very -pleasing mixed quartette composed of Mrs. M. G. Drysdale, M. George 'Bless, W. 0. Goodwin and S. Rennie sang at both morning and evening services.. Dr. I. S. Smillie presided very ably at the °roan, in the absence of Masts Eleanor Fisher, who is on a month' vacation 'Miss Grebta, 'Blackwelq, R.N., Of Buffet*, visited her "parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charlets Blackwell during .o.,the week.. Mr. Lagie and friend of Walkerton visited his friend, Mr. Ferdinand Stela, one day recently. . • Mr. W. H. Forrest spent, a day in London combining 'Wei -metes with plea- sure. Mr. and Mrs-; W. Iluxtable. of Centralia visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Love on :Sunday. Mass Lettie Lave returned to her home after spending a.few.days with friends in •St. Thomas and Kit:tore. Mr. and 'Are,. ROSS Dick, and son, Douglas,. of :Toronte, spent the holi- day with their parents, Mas and Mrs. J. Coekrane. Mrs. Mina ILove i visiting, lifer son, IRoss, and -Mrs': Late and fam- ily at present. • Mr. and Mire. William Love of Ansa Craig visite.d friends in this vicinity recently. • Rev. A. Sinclair of the Hensall United Church will be ein charge of the services here in the Hills -green Church on Sunday afternoon at 2.30 pan. A numlber took in the races at Strathroy on 11liczniclay from this vi- cinity, others spending the day along the lake resort's on Lake Huron. A number of the older schoolmates of No. 14, Stanley, attended the re- union held on the school grounds on Saturday afternoon, when a very en- joyable tinie was spent by all those present. HENSALL MOM For Sale. --One jar of either Cress Corn or .Bunton Salve. Apply iminerlilitalY to kietrtP- hill's Drug Store, Hensall. 3473-1 Hensall Wins 13-6 Hensall Intermediate B baseball team defeated St. Marys in a free hitting game in Henstall on Wednes- day night before a large crowd. The score was 13-6 with Hensall getting 16 hits, 4 errors, and St. Marys 12 hits and 8 errors. Noble and Robb was the battery for the visitors while McLean and Joynt were pitcher and catcher for Hensall. O'Brien- of Zur- ich and Darling of Dublin were um- pires-. Many friends of Mrs. -William Fos -- ter, who has been in for the past few weeks, will be sorry to learn that the was taken to Clinton Hospital on Monday and a serious operation per- formed. She was very ill but is now improving slowly. Miss Mary Buchanan, R.N., super- intendent of the St. Thomas Hospi- tal, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A, Buchanan. Mr. and Mrs. Les. Knight and Chil- dren of Kitchener spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. R. Higgins. Mr. and 'Mrs. Alonzo Ortwein of Detroit are visiting with Mr. and Ms. J. W. Ortweint Bowlers Win 'POUT local bowlers motored to Lon- don on the holiday and competed in the Elmwood Lawn Bowling Club's annual rink tournament. After los- ing their first game to St. Thomas by a dose score, they defeated in saccession Kitehener, Seaforth and London (C.N.R.) to pile up a seore of 3 wins plus' 35. The rink consist- ed of A. McDonell, W. 0. Goodwin, F. G. Bonthron and A. Clark a.ndl they 'brought' home a handsome sil- ver rose bowl each as a reward ar .. f their uphill battle. Miss Eliza Wood of Brandon, Man., is here visiting her sister, Miss Mary Wood and brothers,' Messrs. John and Watson Wood. She was atm -ripen - led by her niece, Miss Anna. ,Otar villagers were pleased on Fri- day' afternoon last to meet a former and popular resident ef the village, Mr, Murdo McPherson; son of the late Mt. and !Mrs. Alexander Mc- Pherson, for rmanty years- residents of the village. Murdlo is and has for quifie a number of years been a resi- dent of Salmon City, Idaho, U.S,A., and on this trip is aeourripartiedeby his- wife and daughter, it beirig their first visit to the•village. In: Ids boy - 'hood ,years Murdo was noted es one of the best sirters in &fie district is well as being preficient in all sports and is more than pleased: to meet with so many of the:. old-, time. resi- dents. Win and Lose Our baseball players were in St. Marys and Ingersoll Mionday, July 2nd, playing in, the Inter -County Hur- on Intermediate It •Serite. In the St Marys game they won by a nice scoroi ring &oat .to Ingersoll by a. ifilrW rata. I ' ' Pepperkerbett A pretty wedding was Solemnized at the honie qxv,,,,and, Mrs. Aerbert Or At Carmel Presbyterian Cherch the pastor of the Unit -ed Church at Crornarty preached with much ac- ceptance, the Rev, W. A. Young preaching anniversary sea -vices at Cromerty. The choir rendered fine anthems and numbers, ,Rev. M. B. Parker conducted ser- vices at St. Paul's Anglican Church in his usually able manner while the church choir rendered the musical part of the services in a very effici- ent manner. Mr. Arnold MacArthur., now of Montreal whose boyhood days were spent in the village, wag her the first part of this week accempanied. by members. of 'his family, visiting his Uncle. and aunt, Mr.'and Mrs. H. Arn- old, ' Mr. and_ Mrs. Jas. Dalrymple of Saskatcheiran, who were here visit- ing their Many relatives and friend's, have retuned to their litime .iri the West. flr.IF.arry Joynt of Toronto is here visiting at his home in Bengali and 15 recelvling many eongratullatione in having passed so.•creditaJbly in his profession • Mel4an-Wren • A .1pretty wedding was solemnized on Sattirday, June 80th; at 11.36am., at the IMansei Reiman, when" Agnes /Awe; youngest daughter a Mr. a illtra. George T. Wien Of terentartY, was united ,b.). marriage to' Lloyd .qc,Orftti- YOOngest son 0 141%1 John `se *haling. The young 10141.0..vhiscsrle 1-1£0 lajcidflon gowna:arip:Aritfil:;byso' .r‘ ePell.'ifini• th same shade and trimined t 14, Hint ,arnavents. -She carried a.ban. Imaillien';4hatrlIerTa,lisnlia4white lacem7emitts[7:: white crepe hat and white kid Aetela completed .the costae.. Miss 'llfaude.‘ MeLean, nlieee of the groom, gowne(1- in green triple sheer crepe WiTh White -accessories, and Mr. Wilson Broedfoot :of the Road, were the attendants. The wedding couple ihen motored to the horns, ,of the bride's wpaairstesrv, evd.lier°' The y-otiggilcol7fulupledrinth.nert" deft on a Motor trip tolloronto, Mon- treal , and the -Thousand Islands, the bride•travellingin. a navy sills crepe swagger suit wilt navy felt hat witli shoes, gloves' and 'handbag to match. On their return the happy Couple will reside on the grooms farm On the 13th concession of Tuelteramith. • Shower For Bride Complimenting Miss' Agnes Wrest, popular bride -elect of this month, about eighty 'Mena& gathered at her! home on Wednesday .afterntoon, Awe 27, and presented her With a' kitchens shower. ]Mies Wren was the recipi- ent of nasally useful and lovely gifts Which helped to show the high re- gard and esteem in which she 404. Miss 1Wren graciously respond- ed, after which a delightful lunch was -served.. Chappel-Varley A quiet but -pretty wedding took place at St. Parai's Anglican Ohurch, Herman, at 9.30 Saturday, June 30, when Doreen Winnifrecl, only daugh- ter of Mrs. John Varley and the 'late John,Varrley, was united in marriage to David .Edward, seeond .oldest son of Mr. and Mrs. David Chappel of Cromarty. The .ceremony was per- formed by the (Rev. M. B. Parker. The bride was. becomingly gowned int pone blue canton -ere with woes-. series teemed:eh allid was attended by the groom's- sister,' Wass Janet Chap- pel of, ,Grornarty,. dressed in brown silk crepe with accessories to match. Mr. Arthur Varley, brother of the bride, eurpporbed the -groom. The bridal party then motored to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Dill- ing on the 2nd coneeseion. of Tuck- ers/nide where a dainty ovedd9ng breakfast was served. Amid showers, of confetti the happy young coupler left on a mortar trip to London and points east. Upon their return they will reside' on the groom's farm near Cron:arty. Scru to n - Shaddeck A pretty ,but quiet wedding was solemnized at the United Church Manse on Saturday afternoon, June 30, at two o'clock, when Rev.' Arthur Sinclair united in marriage Elva Lil- lian Shadidlack, only daughter of ,Mr. Thomas Shaddock and the late Mrs- Shaddock, ef Heneall, to Harold Ros- siter Scruton, only son of Mrs. A. Seruton and the late Alfred 'Scriston, of 'Illetesall. The -Young couple were unattended. The bride looked charm- ing in a gown of plaid organdy in shades of blue with white accessor- ies to nietch. She carried a shower bouquet of Talisman roses and sweet peas. Imtmediately following the ceremony a buffet lunch was served at the bride's home, only the im- mediate family ,of the eontraating parties being Tnesent. Mr. and Mrs. Scruton left by motor, for Owen -Sound and points north, the bride travelling in a navy and white en- semble with white accessories. The bride was the recipient of many love- ly gifts including some valuable cheques. -The young couple Will make their future 'horde in Poit Thayer, Where the groom has a very good P°Riatin°n. 1 Peck, who is shortly leav- ing for Clinton with his mother and sister, Elaine, was entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Paterson on Friday evening last -by a number of hirs boy friends. During the early part of the evening they attended a picture show at Exeter, afterwards returning to the home of Mr. an4 Mrs. Pater -eon, when Ronald was presented with a handsome military set comprising a set of two bruishes, comb and mirror, after which a dainty lunch was served.. Engage Principal At th-e Sehool Board meeting held on Thursday evening-, Mr. Robert J. Moore, of 'Malllerytown, was engaged! as Pi -indite -1 of the Hensall Continua- tion School, and. 'Miss Beryl Pfaff, of Hensall, as primary teacher in he Public sehool. Mr. IVIoarat is a son of Mir. Isaac Moore, of Kipper), and with his wife and two childseen ex- pect to move 'here shortly-, 41. MOTORISTS We are selling regular heavy tires at the following low prices, guaranteed for twelve months. 4.40 x 21 4.50 x 21 5.00 x 19 5.00 x 20 $515 $5.85 $6.95 Gasoline 24c per gallon Motor Oil... 65c per gallon Ford Model T New Parts at one-half price. USED CARS ON HAND 1980 Spec. Pontiac Sedan 1932 Chev. DeLuxe Sedan 1932 Ford Coach 1929 Essex Coupe 1927 Pontiac Sedan 1927 Ford Sedan Prices are reduced on all used cars far below their market value. All are thor- oughly reconditioned by ouV own mechanics. COOK BROS. Iludaan and Terraplane Distribute* HENSALL, ONT. r•,:tetiltt'Sineittate.tetritel•.;* • 4 • 4