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THE GODE'RICH STAR
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real pleasure for you,
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We suggest -a few of the many articles suitable for the different members of your family.
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"ASCOT" SILK SCARVES.
ENGLISH PURSES
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LINED CHAMOISETTE GLOVES
FANCY BATH TOWELS
,PLAIN AND PAN'CY BERETS
WOOLLEN GAITERS
CIIILIMEN'S 'SILK :VEST AND IfLOOMERS
PINE SILK.CREPE AND SILK iorr,LINGERIE
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WOOLLEN SKIRTS
"COSTUME" KERCHIEFS
FANCY LINEN KERCHIEFS
• INITIALED LINEN KERCHIEFS
"KENWOOD" LOUNGE THROWS AND
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MOTOR RUGS .
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Irish Linens -Beautiful and Useful
FANCY BRIDGE COVERS
LINEN BEDROOM Towns
FANCY GUEST TOWELS
LINEN .BOOK COVERS
EMBROIDERED PILLOW CASES
"LINEN" HEMSTITCHED CASES
LUNCH CLOTHS and SETS
BABY PILLOW CASES
ANTIQUE FILET LACE, fl sizes
BATTENBURG LACE
DAMASK CLOTH AND NAPKINSat
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Results el G. C. I
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Examinations
*Standing of Ike Students in Virg
Series ,tif Examinations
The following Is the standing a the
Collegiate .Institute students in the Beet.
series of examinations of • the yeart
- 1032-33 ending November 30, reported
•Under the number of papers, written.
, Theeliguresin•brackets after some names
Indicate the number of papers failed in.
Individual reports luive •been sent • home
for perused and.'-conunent by pi:rents: .
,Sosai LIA.-Chuis • Average 63,8
.Almit Dougherty 16.2
,Dorothy Yule •74.
Oweena Wilson (1) • 70,8
Kathleen Maeltenzie (1) 70.2
' . Murray Mael:Mnald (1) $9.
Madge Turner. (2) " q. 1.- 68.2
: 'Robert McLean. "(2) . , 67.9
•Fred Jewell (1) 67.4
Fern Cranston (1) 67.2
• Joseph. O'Brien (1)• 66.1
William 331seet (2) 66.9
• Kathleen Tyndilll (1) 65.9
EIWY11, Pfrinuner (1) 60.7
13enson Whitely (3) ,.. 59.6
Joni lvfeLean (4) 52,8
• Garnet Mathieson "(5) • 51.4
. Those writing 8 papers :
• Edwin Dean
. Betty Whitten• 75.9
Barbara Thompson • 71.9
• Dorothy Muir (2) 66,5
• Robert Medd, (3)• 59.4
• Robert MacDonald (2) 57.1
Rellison Bone (4) •• • 54.2
Gordon Walter (8) • 47.5
Delmer Worthy, (4)• 47.1
'Charles ' Worsed (5)• 48.9
• 'Wren, 'Stapleton (4 44.8
THE GIFT f-.10PPE
fa-SeriMAKAMEAMEAMAKAMAC. AO. :14)44". witigkittinAMMIPAMONIXAMMAItatrottotaimma
v•-
• 24.1
Chose writing •7 ..papers.
Pate& Pae ...
James Johnston (1).
Carl Finnigan (1) 73,3
71.9i
465 }
42.9i
76.6
•Teresa 33aeolder (1)
. Betty Thomas (3)
• Kenneth Aitken. (3)
• Etob,ert Muir (5)
•Those vizatIng 4 .papers.:
Nelson 'Carrick (1) •
$3.
Not laniced :
• Robert .13arnes, Clem Lloyd
Form IB. -.-Class• Average 411
Tbose writing 9 papers.: •
775
Roberta Johnstonv (1)
75.2
• Ann Milne •
Marion. MacKay (1) • 712
.,71*"
/aley•elcIarrison
NGeraldine Saimders (2).: 884
Helen Lowry (1) 68.7
Katherine litlurral (1) 65.2
Leah Griff (1) ., ..64.9
Jack Kershaw. (1) .,... • 83.7
William Thcmpson (1)...........- ..... 634
'Gladys Grassick (2)• •82.
James 'Thorheloe (1).,• 50.4
• Phyllis Baechler (3) ' 58.
Wilbur Fell (1) 67.5
Edgar Warrack (3) 57.2
Hilda Lane (3) 66,3
"Ernest Fisher (4)...._ 55.5
Bessie Gliddon (4) • 1 .54.2
• 49.7
Grant 'Furrier (4)..
Grace Hunter. (6) • ' • 48.2
• 455
Burris Jerry (6)
•'Phyllis Kyle ,(7) •
Those writing $ papers:
• Ramona Whitely
Albert Shore (3) •
Eileen Feagan (1)
Jack Barton (1)
•tgary.Page (4)
•Iris. Warnock (3)
Harold Duckworth (5)
Keith -Feagan. .....
• Those writing 7 papers:
Donald Wiggins• .70,5
• Harold Blackstone (3)• 66.4
-Evelyn Millian (1) .. ., ,...64.8
' William Riley (2) . . .... ..., - 42.8
.Angus Worthy (2)) 604
• James Ross (5)• 37.1
Those writing 6 papers :
Gordon McMaina (I) 69.5
those writing 5 papers:
WoodroW HO) • (3) • 45.4
Form M. -Class Auerage 61.8,
Those writing 9 Palwra.:'
Jack Snyder
Clifford Allin (3) • . ... 88.5
Marjorie Henderson (1)• 67,5
Marian, Matheson (I) 844
Lenore Stothers ,(1) 84.4
Robert Williams (a) 50.3
John Craig (5)•• 58.6
rude
Kathleen Crawford (3) ".4• • r53:.404
,Whee/er.,,(4)
•
Irene Gealuun (7)• 43.4
Those writing 8 papers.:
• Harold Stevens 80.
Keith Cult 79.5
Ida Elliott 70.
Kenneth Cutt (2) • 64.1
62.9
Dove Horton •(3) 62.
Norma Hill (2)•• 59.8
Eldon Yee i.(3) • 50.1
Donald Lane (4) 53.2
Joan Lee (5) • 53.2
Those writing' 1 papers:.
Leslie Naftel (2)•• 57.2
Absent from most of the examinations:
Jack /Rater
42'3 Form 1113,--Clato Average 5/.9
Thom wrirIng 9 papers:
89.:
Alice Charaheryg. (Pi;
▪ 77.8 Frances Martin (1)
!4,,,%,5 Francis :Lb:Water
°°" Norah Cedello• (1)
• 55•1• Monla McManUs
•"4 Cyril Pettit (1)
53-• Frederick Carrie (2)
• Dorothy Greene (2)
• Marie la Roeque 13) -
Mary Bagehler (3)'
• Gordon La. Rocque (2)
Charles Lora (4)
• Agnes Thorneloe (4)
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FOOD SPECIALS
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Christmas "Essentials"
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• ROBINIIOOD RAPID With Beautiful LGE.
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'MANY FLOWERS. '
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5 CAKES '25c
OUR FAMOUS • One Jig Saw Puzzle
ROYAL YORK TEA with .E4th
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SEE OUR CHRISTMAS DISPLAYS IN STORE
j. J. 1111cEWEN " 3. CALVIN CUTT
• Verna Barbour (5) 43.5
Harold Jackson (5) " 42.5
' Gordon Dobie -(5).1 . . . . . . ..
• John Armstrong (7) .39,5
'I'hose writing 7 papers : •1
• Ida White .(2)•• ,58.1
Irene Lynch (2) • 54.1'
• Donald Croft (3)• 49.7'
Those writing 6 papri : 1
' Elaine Burrows (2)' .,•,, 58.3
Keith Meson (2) " - •
Reta Young (3) 50.2
• Mildred Sallows (3) • 48,
Doris Johnston (4) 455
Myrtle Pfrimmer (4) , • 40.5
Those writing 5 papers :
-John McLean (4)•••• 44.2
1 „'Form 1.11.04t-esaass &mow 59
Those writing•12 papers:
Marlon Snell• 78,8
Those writing 11 papers: ••
Jean Whitely 79.6
Isabelle Tyndall (1) 0, • • 84.
Ernest Crawford .(2); ;,,, 624
Marion Holmes (1) • ,,-. . . .. ..,60,5
Those welting 10. papers:: ' •
• MaryStElisset 11:084
Raymond Dean (1) 63.2
Ben Straughan (3) 59.8
Those writing 9 papers:
• Cora Dickson 60.8
Colin Young (2) . 57.7
Keith Saunders (S)• 55.
• Herbert Greene ((6). 53,
Mary Dobie (5) 47.
Ralph Shaw (61• 45,2
Margaret Barnett (7) 39.5
• Those writing 8 papers:
Helen Bisset , „.. , • 78.1
Wilma Treleaven . 63.8
• Eleanor Tyndall•• 81.4
Russell Pfriminer (*),• 47.3
• Kathleen Whacky. (6) • 47.
Those writing 7 papees : •.
Albert Webb .• 88.7
ItUby Brrington.. -.... ... .. ... --....,672
Gordon CuthbertSdn (3) 58.7
Helen Whitely (1) • 57.3
Marjorie Daer (2) 57. ,
Philip Carter (2) 58.0
• Jessie Mathleson 0) • 50.4
Lulu Croft (3) 46.
Those writing 5 papers t
• Fred Bissett .•
Anna lVfacCiregor • 84.8
• Betty Jenner (1) • 60.8
William BarroW (2) • 54.3
Margaret Sandy (3) 50.5
James Redditt (3)• 50.
Those writing 6 papers:
• Jean Macdonald (1).V t
• .Almit O'Brien (3) • 47.6
ThoSe writing 4 papers :
Harty Babb-,• • 71.
John Parsons a) 65.6
Rain IV. -e, -Class 'Average 57.8
,
John •Farrish ooderich ,No: 32 fer the year 1033:
P. C. R., W. F. 11. Prkel O. R., lerneAt
. . •
Champion Fiddler win., It., 13...A: N. Barker; treas.,. VI.
Breckenridge; V. 0.•R,, elaines /311tboUr:
eltafilitin,-.W. M.
. . . G.L.,pWairlliseet tii. W1i.,,, HiraCT,4.1, Wniffv4reral: .14.78.,,,,,,
C. G. P. Event Last Week Was a
. . Splendid . Sueces• s--$150 ' itobt. HeilrY; trustees, J. W, Bell, Jae. .
Wilson, D. 11,.• Nairn... •
Cleared The .0,. 0. F. has had male liVelY ,.
ineetinge lately and • quite a nuMber of
About 350 perions were in attendance Vandidates, have been initiated this last
,
at Oddfellowe' Hall on Wednesday even-, fevt Weeks and there are geed prospects .
for More. • • • •
Ing Dec. 7th, for the • old time :fiddlers',
.. MASONIC 141STALIATLIINS'e ,
contest,,-the:first such event held in town .
fee about Jive years and cieurt GOdeeielle .11t. Ex. Comp. 'Dr; W. F.. 0$110Wwilr
. . .
No 32; C., 0, F., . under wheip'e auspices install the orficers of Iluron;Chantor,...1(o. .
Me•• 0104 was held, hope to make this 30, It.,,- A, M., next Tuesday evening, and..
an annual event in future. , The sum of the follOwing Tuesday .eventng the joltet .
anent and the proceeds are heing devot-
taking part being as follows: •
ed to the town relief fund.
r The fiddling contest was keen, those ,117ne.sldgtd7a:elubinaeatlte.otiptdn.:0140:00.irtinitchouitele.gdpeillysteaoltercrtsi,,L.!fogreNtiii, Browntlai. 11:11tde...."•.
.
3161.50 was cleared . by the entertain:-
,.. 21 years and unded;--Harry Schram,
'Goderiett,e.the..winnen 15 years • of age; The Iltlarine Citib will hold its opening
, ..
. .
and 'Jaines. Farrish, Colborne WW1:ship, gookll event of the •season in its club s
reonis • tenni:Tow (Friday) evening. 11.
19 years of age. •
21, to 40 years -James Lindsay, Bay- The following are the offieers for Court splendid program has been PrePareit
field, 36 years, the wirmer; Jolui Par- . . .
donated by C'ourt. Goderich, C. 0. F. and
it was presented by Mayor C. C. Lee.
Carlton Dair contributed piano music
interstareed atilOng the Man --
hers.
The drawing for the twenty-one fowl.
was a very interesting -event, The tick-
ets were shaken Un by MAYor Lee and
•Miss Barbour and Miss Johnston drew
out the lucky tickets, Which Were as fol..
lows: VVra, Carter, Ooderich: Mrs, Cleo,
Johnson, Godericb, a turkey each. 0,
SqUires, 'Clappisori • Corners; A. Knee -
shear, Goderich: D. Warner, Bayfield:
G. Carpenter, Goderieh, a gobse each.
W. C. Lee, C, R. Fattereon, Wttlf3, 0.
Inglis, all of Ooderieboa Mick eavh. W,.
M. Baker, P. Spain, F. Gallow, Fred
13mitra, Wm. Rudclock, Jr., Mrs. Church,
P. Turner J. 11. Lauder, T. Drennan, all
of Goderich, and IL Miller, of Mincer,.
dine, a chicken each. • A special turkey
donated b3r Organizer' P. E, Perrin•and
James (Barbour was won by Margneelte
Falconer, of Goderich. ticket,./00.9.
After the draw the iloor was cleared
for dancing, which was much enjoyed
by everyone. The music was supplied
by the winning fiddlers and other volun-
tary fiddlers and the C. O. F, •orchestra.
73.1
114
69.8
69.7
8'1.8
62.1
80.7
572
58.9
55.4
51.4
49.2
William Craig (6)• 45.9
• Irene Pellow • (8) 42.
Those writing 8 papers: •
Margaret Mero 76.4
Wimilfred Pitblado (1) • 63.2
Donelda, McManus (1) 83.
Jean Thompson (2) 58.
• Burke Melgod (2).., 57.9
Douglas Joluiston (3) 55.1
Norman Craik (5) 63.5
Audrey Smith (3) 52.9
• Roselle Hoy (4) • 52.1
Oliver Moore • (5) 46,8
Those writing 7 papers : •
• Walter Ruffle 82,4
Kathleen Curson (2) 43.3
• Helen Black (3) • 61.9
Anthony Vrooman (3) 50.1
Donald Johnston (1)••• 47.3
Those writing 6 pape.rs :
;Eric Griff ' (1) 601
• Ruth Patton (3) 55.
Craigle (3) 47.3
These writing 5 paper!: :
Brum Orr (3)• 53.
Net ranked, being present foronly three
examinations: • •
• Melissa Naegele
• Form I/IB.-...Chess Average 58.5
Those 'Writing .10 papem:
Alice RUSton (3)
•Those writing 9 papers :
Alma Sallow5 82,1
jean Ballston. 76.5
Laura WambOld 60.3
George Bullen (2) 67.1
Arthur Mortimore (2) • 65.3
• Ruth lVfUrney (3) • 62.8
Margery /aunt* (2),..„ • 69.e
Ilarold Turner (3) 57.1
Ruth Caldwell (4) 61.4
Those 'writing 8 papers :
Jean Robertson 77.8
Margaret Ferguson • 6/.1
Doris Plante (1) 66.4
Marion Raines (1) • 66.1
Keith Stothers (1) 64.3
Phyllis Taylor (2) 63.0
• Herbert Palnier (2)
Franca Thomsen .......
Bernice Lawson (2) 161.6
John Wild (2) . .68.9
Bernice ilogarth (1) ...
13.9
• Mildre(1 Anderson (2)
Xthel Steltenzie (2)
Vera Clark (2)
Ile/en Stratighati (3) ........ ,..55.5
• Howard Wilkins (4)... .... . , 52,
Iteg. Asquith "(3) ,„. 51.1
Phyllis Lawrence «8)....00.8
Phihnort littett (3)- 50.1
'Verna Edgard (8) • 47.4
Veg. Murray (4) .. 47.2
Amy Iteilng (3) . ...„ ...............
Dorothy Craig (5) 46.4
iltyst Itutledge (4)44.8
• /WM Young (5) ..... .... 4a.t)
58.8
58.4
•
rish, Colborne township, 24 years: Thos.
Bogie, Colborne township, 27 years.
• In the 40 to 60 year class the losers of
the 21 40 year class were eligible and
john Parrish Me time won the prize.
Alex. MacDonald, of Kintail, 53 years of
age, was the other competitor;
In the class for fiddlers over 40 yeapi
Wm. Hyde, of liensall, 68 years, was the
winner and Jolnes Black, of Goderich.,
84, was the other competitor.
The four winners then played off for
• the grand prize, a C. 0. F.. gold medal,
and John Parrish, became the proud
possessor of the medal. The medal was
Those writing 12 Papers.:
73.7
Alex. MacVicar
Mary Houston•• 67.7
Those writing 11 papers.:
• 63.4
Hancye Clarke (2)
60.0
Dorothy Wilson (1) •
Dunean Sinrpson 42) • 67,
Thole writing 10 papers.:
04.3
toy Errington (1)
Margaret Simpson (1)
Jean Hunter (3))• 57.6
Those 'writing 9 Pallas.:
• John HoWard (3) • 56.4
Margaret Mason (5) 66.4
Tholtae Page (4) 64.4
•Marion Perter (5) • 54.1
Those writing 8 papers:.
Cora Culbert (1)
Alma Ilowell (2)
Irene Stoll (I) • 59.3
• Winnifred Lane.. '(4) •
Beatrice CeuripbelI (5) • 45,9
Those writing / papal):
Ilugh AfeWhinney (2) .06.3
" 08.4
Darla 'Wagner (2)
Marjorie Hetherington (2) ....... ..91.1
• Margaret McLean (1) 01.1
• Eileen 011rien (1) ..............61.
Joseph Priddle (2) ............ .56.2
• EifIe Jewell (1)• ' 54.9
Ruth Curwen (2). ...... ..... 64.3
Murray Agtherington' (8) • .62,3
Ilenrietts %mid (4)......
Dauglas Middleton (3) 46.9
Those writing 6 jupers
61,7
Olaytori Edward (2)
Madeleine Naftel (1) •
.5595:35
Stanley Taylor (2).....
49.
Ilielniet Cheer (3)
1;tarats1d MacKay (5) .......,..29.2
T• loteesaen wpr irticinog (40papers
75,3
Whiten:I Saunders 10.
67.0 •
51.5
Ise Nivins (4)• 83.7
Mildred Costello (3)• 62.5
Maisie Thompson (3).. ........ ... ,61.4
Margaret Macaulay (4)).,.. . ... 56.1)
Noreen Sproul (6)• 63.3
Jean MacAdinn (8) 49.9
MariOn roster (8) 44.5
ThoSe writing 10 Papers :
Thelma Allin (1) 17,3
• Margaret Griffith (6) . ....... _663
Walter Hunt (6) • 0. 41,2
John Carrick (1) 40.1
• Arthur Doak (9). . 43.13
Edwin Coloorne (9) .. .... ... . 43.
Those writing 9 papers: •-
• Annie McKinnon (2) .... ,., 69.3
Marjorie Medic (1) .. . , .. 43.8
Evelyn Hill • (2) , 61.6
Those writing 0 papers:
• Raymond Lawrenge (1) '10.9
• Mildred Ilaolemy (2) . .... . ... 63.8
Raymond Drennan (4) . , .... -. • 50.1
Those writing 0 papers; •
Max Cormier (1) 63,
Not ranked, -Absent 111:
Fred Ross
Al".""OrrAllifrrAMVOIMMtrriedriVrntri
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Form 11Q --Second *Fear Cominercial
Oars Average 62.3
Those writing 13 Papers:
Vera McLeod (1)., .• ..
Gladyo Morgan (6) • 53,
Waiter Deer (9). 50.3
David Hodge (12) ... ....... . 43.3
Those writing 12 papers:
Bertratn .111cCreath (3) ... . • ..... 69.3
• Ralph Walters (4) ..• 60.6
Willa Bolton (6) .. .....
'• Bertratil HolmeS (10)• 50.1
Those writing 11 papers:
Clarence Bridle (2).
Ettie Rance (27
Joseph Taylor (5) ..
Claire Webb CO
• Those writing 10 papers:
Jack Videan (2)
70.9
,64.0
. 59.6
415 •
Ruth Worsell (2) . • ... .643
Those writing 9 papers:
Helen. Cooper .................70.2
Erie Quaid .78.4
Those writing 7 papers :-
Norval Ander= (1) •...81,2
Unranked, writing few papers:
Marjorie Promo . .. . . ... 12,
Loretta Mick . • 01).5
Marks Mitchell
Parents are inforMed that La Lower
Belloolee--1:40rtno IA and II) and IIA
and 1113., pus standing is 55% In First
Year Commercial arithmetle, bk-kceping
and stenography it b 60% and that in
all forms beloW roisn 1V and -Second
Nara Voting (1) 60.8 a student from Wing promoted,
Year t °menial three failures prevent
Vidor Elliott (3) .... .04A
Douglas !eager; (3). Altogether too Many' students are not
40 3 up to the standard required In this series
Form IC.A----Viret •Yertr Commercial of examinations, Lula unles hiost
There writing 11 papers,: mitts work is done I:crew:ter With
Class Average 53,6 • uUc
Cyr11 Whim= (2) co-operatisn of pupils, parents and tea-
DIes Ilatileg (3) . . 611 thCt51 ttcre wille1.171.421101171t:In7PPerttezPri;a1,
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