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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1948-07-01, Page 1* f '* 4 4.- Allison (Eng.XI, i III);- n Ellen Bell (Eng. (Alg. II, Agr. Sc. C, Fr. Ill); Lois Alexander (Eng. I, Hist. I, A1"' II, Agr. Sc. II, Lat. C. Fr. Dolores Sc. C, Fr. Ill) Seventy-Fifth Year EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 1st, 1948 Promotional Results Public School To Be iii Grade 2 Garnet Coburn, Mary Gero- mette, Roland Heroux? Dorothy Heywood, Eleanor Heywood, Jo­ celyn Howey, Margaret Mahoney, Wayne Noseworthy, Peter Tighe, Jim Tomlinson, Paul AVilson, Thomas Arthur, Wayne Bowen, Dennis Cann, Patricia Cann,, De­ lores Cooper, Sherrin /Couillard, Judith Everett, Sheila Ford, John Harvey, Terrence Hallett, Vernon Heywood, Petei’ • Hill, Wayne Hockey, Larry J o r y, Lome Keller, James MacDonald, Marcia MacDonald, Marlene Mc­ Bride, Shirley Merkley, Lloyd Moore, Ronald Neil, James Rus- Rutherford. Skinner, Trites, Wurm, Anne Bobbie Sharon Shirley 3 Audrey Sandra ..■ S3 wry James Sandra Donna Donnie Beaver, Blowes, sell, Scott, Taylor, Wells, MacDonald. To Be In Grade Sally Acheson, ■Cyril Blommaert, Nancy Boyle, Betty Brady, Don­ ald. Brintnell, Ronald Crawford, Joan Galloway, Gerard Gero- mette, David Grant, Elaine Guil- lemin, Donalda Hale, Elizabeth Haley, Robert Harvey, James Hennessey, Glen Hodgins, Helen Jones, Harold Kendrick, Helen Kestle, Eugene Kirk, Frances Longley, Heather MacNaughton, Phyllis Mahoney, Calvin McKer- ral, Ann Murray, Marie Parkin­ son, John Robertson, Margaret Sanders, G w e n S h o r e y, Beth Sims, Larry Smith, Jeanette Tay­ lor, Douglas Wein. Beverley Whilsmith, To Be in Grade 4 Jane Farrow, Napoleon Gero- mette, Jane Harness, Chas. Hea- man, Eleanor Jones, Eileen Kendrick, Ted MacDonald, Car­ men McKerral, Mervin McKerral, Marlatt, Pollen, Taylor, Beaver, Merlin McLean, Pearl Gary Noseworthy, Billy Mamie Sanders, Helen Douglas Barnett, Patsy Patsy Bowden, Janice Hamilton. Elmer trial), trial), trial). To Be Teddy Smith, gis, Tom Taylor, Iris Tomlinson, Roy Triebner, Loreen Venner, Jeanette Beaver, Lloyd Blan­ chard, Eddie Brintnell, Ken Broom, Lornie Cann, Jimmie Cudmore, Kevin ley I ■ Patsy Kirk. Garry garet To Be in Grade 6 Shirley Anderson. Kathie Arm­ strong, Kenneth Bush, Peggy Coburn, Larry Cowell. Peter Cowen. Michael Farrow. Donald Galloway, Shirley Harness. Jack Jensen. Garfield Johnson, Patsy Johnston, Norma Kellar. Max Learn, John Lyne, Sandra Mc- Knight, Rena Murray, Janice Neil, James Parkinson, Bob Ro­ bertson, Bob Scott, Ford Shorey, Gwen Simpson, Marilyn Skinner, Jack Snell, Donald Taylor, ma Veal, Ronnie Wareing, Williams. Barbara Tighe trial), Pat Hennessey. To Be in Grade 7 Margaret Blanchard, Brintnell, Mary Cooper, Dykeman, Mary Ford, Haley, Marie Hodgson, McFalls, Gary McDonald, Gary Middleton, Charles Parsons, Tru­ dy Pickard, Jerry Sears, George Snell, Joan Thomson, Donald -Wells, Joan Witmer Bev Linden­ field (on trial). To Be in Grade 8 Ronald Barnett, Marilyn Ben­ der, Louise Blommaert, Herbert Broom, Donald Bush, Ann Croc­ ker, Harry Crocker, Grant Cud- more, Bruce Cudmore, T®m Eas­ ton, Marion Horner, Edward Hunter-Duvar, Guy-” Hunter-Duv- ar, Queenie MacDonald, Olive Petrie, James Sturgis, Donald Welsh. Ince, Lyn Statton Wayne Snelgrove Joan Broderick in Grade (on (on (on 5 Beverley Stur- Bush, Phyllis Crocker. Nancy Delbridge, Shir- Maurice Haist.Edwards, Haley, Ruth Jones, Bobby Keith Lyne, Bev McLean, ’ Miller, Bob Pooler, Mar- Reid, Barbara Sears. Nor­ Bob (on Barbara Ronald James Richard Two Exeter Rinks Win After Louis Kayos Joe The first bowling tournament of .the season was held on the local greens Friday evening of last week. It was Scotch Doubles with rinks from Marys, Parkhill, erich rinks were in play, end games were played and at the end of the second game time was taken out as the play­ ers sat around and listened to a broadcast of the Louis-Walcott fight. It was a lovely evening and the visitors had high praise for the condition of the Exeter greens. There were With three wins. H R. G. Seldon were plus 34; ,Ulrlc Cochrane were 17; Smithers Parkhill, were 14, Blankets were the prizes, Seaforth, St. .Strathroy, God- and London, Eighteen Three ten- Snell 2nd and 3rd and three rinks ■Pollen and 1st with 3 and W. G, With 3 plus Larkin, of With 3 plus bedspreads W. W. TAMAN HONORED ■— The above, picture, was tak­ en on the occasion of the seventy-fifth birtliRay of W. AV. Taman after being- honored by the Masonic Lodge when he was presented with a fifty year Masonic jewell. V. Bro, Taman Lodge in 1.902. Top Row: E. gins, Bert Borland, Garnet Johns, Clarence Knight, Eraser, H. K. Eilber, D. Einkbeiner, Wor, , who is seen cutting the cake, joined the Bly th 1898 and affiliated with the. Exeter Ixnlge in Cerson, Wellington Brock, Ken Hod- Allen E. McCarter, M, Quance, Snelgrove., Andy Easton, Turnbull. Second Row: R. 1 four, V. W< Wor. Masters - J. M. Soutlicott, W. E. Middleton, R. N. Creech, H. S. Walter, G. W. Lawson, Jas. P. Bowey, A. E. Bus­ well, J, A, Traquair, and Chester Mawhinney. —Photo by Jack Doerr Taylor, Max Tooley, Ray Mills, AV, Bal- ■, J. Prance, Robert Field, Rt, AVer, Bro. Tlios. Pryde, or. Bro. AV. AV. Taman, W. AL Bro. Bruce Field, Rt. Bro. Cecil McRoberts. Bottom Row (seated): Past i Staff Ch anges At High School Five teachers will leave the staff of the Exeter District High School and three will replace them for the next semester. Mr. A. V. Watson, who has been at the school four years, will move to Kincardine to teach Com­ mercial there. Miss Taylor, Home Economics teacher lor the last two years, will return to Dorchester. Mr. Arthur Campbell recreational director for the town and part-time teacher, will resume his physical education studies in the United . States. Miss E. Coutts resigned and will return to Wingham. Both teach­ ers have been here two years. Miss M. Howell, who joined the staff at the beginning of 1947, has accepted a position in Walk­ erton. Mr. Joseph Creech, concluding his studies at the University of Western Ontario will return to1 teach at the school. Mr. Mickle, of Windsor, graduated from O.C.E. will be a full-time member. He will teach physical Ferguson, of Forest, will over the Home Economics partment from Miss Taylor. The public school will use one more room next semester, forc­ ing the high school to drop one. This means the staff will be re­ duced by one. Mr. Sturgis, the principal, will resume full-time teaching and in this way the gap left by the two teachers will be filled. education. G. E. who just Miss D. take de­ To Let Contracts Saturday. The is not being undertaken on On Highway Broadening of road allow­ ances on No. 4 highway, north and south of Exeter which has been halted owing to war and post-war shortages, is under way again, Department of Highways officials said traveled strip widened. Improvements No. 4 highway this summer will include resurfacing of a stretch five miles south of Exeter and' seven miles north, Highway of­ ficials said tenders were closed1 a week ago and announcement of letting contracts made at Toronto. The department new fence on many ularly between Clinton and Exe­ ter west of the highway, Wherever a farm fence bord­ ering a highway disrepair, the willing to erect the land-owner 10 feet of land right-of-way seven feet, fence 17 feet back on the farm­ er’s land from the old fence line/ which was 33 feet from the centre of the highway, Consequently, on many farms bordering No. 4 highway a new fence line is appearing 50 feet from the centre of the road. During the war this process came to a standstill owing to a shortage of. fence wire, an of­ ficial explained. Work, is also proceeding on planting of snow hedges. These must be planted 100 feet from the centre line in front of the fence. The department pays for all land taken over for this pur­ pose between the fence and the highway. soon will be is erecting farms partic- is in a state of department is a new fence for if he will give to the highway and sell another This puts the new Commences Pea Pack The Exetei’ Canning factory started on their pea pack Tues­ day, The prospects are for a good ci-op, Exeter Council Briefs The regular meeting of the Municipal Council of the Village , of Exeter was held in the Coun­ cil Chambers ond Monday, June 1 21 with Reeve Tuckey and ! Councillors Allison, Caldwell, Cochrane and Sweitzer present. Communications were read . and dealt with as follows: ■ Exeter Public Utilities Com­ mission wrote regarding an ad- > vance of funds against deben­ ture proceeds. It was moved and seconded by Councillors Allison and Caldwell that the advance of $3,500.00 to the P.U.C. be confirmed and that the same be charged against debenture pro­ ceeds. Communications from the fol­ lowing were filed: Exeter Dist­ rict High School Board, regard­ ing debenture payments; Bell Gouinlock & Company, regarding school debenture; Francis Han­ kin & Company, regarding tools; Wartime Housing Limited, re­ garding maintenance septic tank tile beds; Roofers' Supply Limit­ ed, in regard to "No Parking” signs; J. L. Graham & Company, in regard to Waterworks deben­ tures; Department of Highways, regarding removal of fencing from dump; Department of Highways, in-regard to payment for right of way; Lawrason & Company, in regard to calcium; Province of Ontario, regarding licence to sell admission to places of lamusement. The Clerk was instructed to have sign ordered marked "Taxi Stands”. It was moved and se­ conded by Councillors Sweitzer and Allison that a third "Taxi Stand” sign be ordered' and that a single "Taxi Stand” sign be placed north of the Bus Stop Mr. E. Dorey waited on coun­ cil in regard to bread sales. Councillor Cochrane reported on behalf of the Band Commit­ tee that the band is preparing for the activities of the summer season. By-law 10, appointing an as­ sessor, was given its three read­ ings and finally passed on the motion of Councillors Caldwell and Cochrane. ' The Clerk presented the by­ law regarding dogs for review. It was moved and seconded by Councillors Cochrane and Allison that a list of all those delin­ quent in regard to dog taxes be provided Constable N o r r y and that he take action in the mat­ ter. Buildings permits were appli­ ed for and granted to William Cook, a garage, W. H. Hodgson, siding house. The application of Bert Boyd was held for further information. Notification of hospitalization was tabled pending receipt of further information. The division of the provincial recreational grant of $814.28 was left in the hands of the Re­ creational Board. The following accounts were read and ordered paid on the motion of Councillors Sweitzer and Cochrane. Exeter Public Utilities Com­ mission, bentures National Railways, freight, cal­ cium, $121.80; Exeter Public School Board, part appropriation $2,000.00; Mather Brothers, and oil, truck and tractor, .$7 C. E. Boyle, Supertest, gas oil ‘ . F. W. Huxtable. parts, labor, tractor and mower $4 6.93: William Sweitzer, fill less drain crossing road, $50.00; E. D. Howey, Board, 1948 D. Howey, Board, tor’s Motor .25; S. 500 bags calcium, $615.25; of Usborne, grading streets, ,50; Bell Telephone, Eire $4.00, J. Norry $2,05, $6.05; County of Huron, hospitalization $19,10; Wiliam F. Jennison, fill $1,356.00, bulldozing $38.50, $1- ,427.50. Time Sheet: Gerald Cornish, labour, garbage, $12.67; Edgar Mawhinney, labour, garbage, $10.33; Sam Grainger, labour, garbage, $11.37; Ricnard Davis, cleaning streets, $42.50; Gerald Cornish, labour, $35.27; Edgar Mawhinney, labour, $3 6.9 2; Sam Grainger, labour, $35.82. C. V. Pickard,Clerk (Band Will Play At Kincardine Service The first practice in several months of the Exetei- Citizens’ Band was held Monday, June 21st, with t1fevband again under the leadership of Mr. Ted Wal- per. The reorganization came after several meetings among the mem­ bers and the remainder of the band committee. Suggestions of all kinds were made and it was decided a more "personalized” band would solve the lack of in­ terest problem. The matter was laid before Mr. W>alper by Graf­ ton Cochrane, who was largely responsible for the band’s con­ tinuance, and Mr. Walper ami­ cably consented to return to re­ sume the conductorship. The band, at the present time, is struggling along on funds in­ sufficient for an organization of xits size. Some of the instruments The ^nembers are required to use would bring a better price in an antique shop than at an instru­ ment dealer’s. The present grant is less than the pre-war grant, while the cost of instruments, instrument repairs, and music has risen immeasureably. AVhile on the subject of short­ ages, the band would certainly welcome any musical assistance that can be obtained. Anyone in­ terested is not necessarily re­ quired to supply his own instru­ ment as there are a few avail­ able at the band hall. Practice is Monday night at 8:30 o’clock. The band has accepted an en­ gagement to play -for the local branch of the Canadian Legion dt a Drum Head Service in Kin­ cardine on August 1st. The Ex­ etei’ Turf Club is also dickering with them for the races on 21st. Court Rules July advance regarding de- $3,500.00; Canadian s, freight, Exeter truck and tractor, ,$18 grease, share salary, Sales, F gas .10: and .34; oil, treasurer, E.D.H.S. rates, $2,0 34.68 E. treasurer, E.D.H.S. recreational direc- $337,50; (Exeter gas for truck, $3- Lawrason & Company, Twp. $92- Hall Bequests Valid In the weekly court at London Saturday before Justice P. E. F, Smiley the charitable bequests in the will of the late Richard James Eacrett, of London, were found valid despite an appeal by two members of the immedi­ ate family, The bequests in the Eacrett will which were contest­ ed by two daughters, Pearl B. Wallace and Helen B. Stewart, both of London, included a $1,000 bequest to Exeter Hospit­ al and the residue, amounting to about $8,uoO, for charitable purposes including civic better­ ment and relief the executor in tion shall see fit. The executor F. Beaver Ister, who appeared of-kin, stated that will be appealed. : contested the bequests on the grounds of the vagueness of the wording in the will. Mr, Elmer T). Belf was counsel for the exec­ utor and Mr. W. G. Cochrane appeared on behalf of the Exeter Lions Club. of poverty "as his sole discre- is Exeter Benjamin W. . F. G, McAL I for the next- the decision Relatives had of was For ob- ten minutes was the tables were reassembling, the officers for the Lions and Wives Enjoy Banquet The Exeter Lions Club wound up its activities for another sea­ son with a ladies’ night held at the Brenner Hotel, Grand Bend, Friday evening of last week. Over ninety persons sat down to a delightful chicken banquet. A sing-song was led by the Lion Tamer AV. G. Cochrane, with H, K. Eilber at the piano. The Tail Twisters, T. O, Southcott, A. J. Sweitzer and Wiliam Ellerington kept the evening lively. A con­ test, guessing the weight three Lions by the ladies won by Mrs. Don Hughes, the roll call the men were liged to give a household hint, Dr. Dunlop, F. A. May and J. L. Hendry were tie. In breaking the tie with applause from the mem­ bers, the prize went to Mr. Hen­ dry. Tastefully wrapped in color­ ed paper was a cup and saucer for each lady present. An adjournment to cooler sur­ roundings for made while cleared. On newly elected coming year were installed by District Governor Lloyd Edighof- fer, of Mitchell, and the presen­ tation of perfect attendance pins was made. A ten-year perfect at­ tendance pin was awarded to S. B. Taylor; two five-year perfect attendance pins were awarded to J. W. Hern and C. V. Pickard. One-year pins were presented to Graham Arthur, Jas. P. Bowey. Claude Blowes, Dr. H. H. Cowen E. E. Davies, Dr. Dunlop, W. J Hern, J. H. Jones, G. C. Koch K. J. Lampman, Fred May, C. V. Pickard, Harvey Pollen, Wal­ lace Seldon, Andy Snelgrove, Ul- ric Snell, Dr. Steiner, Cecil Ste­ wart, H. L. Sturgis, A. J. Sweit­ zer, S. B. Taylor, A. J. Tra­ quair, Alf Wuerth,, Reg Beavers A short but delightful pro­ gram followed when piano solos were played by Michael Farrow, readings by Miss Anna Brock, violin selections by Miss June Walters, Mrs. R. Blowes. Guests were District Governor and Mrs. Edighoffer, Lions Chas. Mrs. Ford, of London; Mrs. Claude Farrow. The newly installed are: President, H. L. past president, Ted Davies; vice- presidents, R. E. Russell, Chas. S. MacNaughton, E. H. Hopper; secretary-treasurer, Jas. P. Bow- ey; Lion Tamer, Don Hughes; Tail Twister, AVm. Ellerington; pianist, G. C. Koch; directors for one year, A. J. Sweitzer, G Blowes; for .two years, AV. G. Cochrane and W. G. Seldon. Activities of the Lions Club during the year include dona­ tions to various $303.00; glasses supplied and donations to blind $181.00; den­ tal work for children $131.00; tonsils removed $37.00; account for crippled $50.00; parcels of food tain $500.00; Hallowe’ Christmas parties for $126.00; entertainment mates of County Home recreational director, part salary $675.00. Assistance was given to the x-ray clinic. and a comic number by E. Russell and Claude present for the evening x-ray clinic. W. and Mr. and officers Sturgis; organizations hospital children for Bri­ en and kiddies for in- $23.00; Go on Trial trie Turn hull, of Grand truck driver. To I 19-year-old sent for trial on a charge of mo­ tor manslaughter at a prelimin­ ary hearing before Magistrate D. B. Menzies in county court at London on Tuesday. The charge against the youthful truck driver arose out of the death of Mrs. Eunice Morley, from injuries re­ ceived in a collision at Brinsley in McGillivray Township on the 19 th of June. Bend was The following are the results of the Lower and Middle School examinations at the Exeter Dis­ trict High School. The Exeter Lions Club awards a prize to the student standing highest in the grade during the year and also for the student standing highest in a combination of subjects* with only one prize to a student. A wards Grade X1I —- Lions Club, Fran­ cis Taylor; Eng. and Hist., Ani­ ta Datars; Ma. and Sc., William O'Brien; Fr. and Lat., Bonnie McFalls. Grade XI — Lions Club, Vel­ ma Ferguson; Eng. Lois Alexander; Ma. Grant Morgan; ‘Fr. Betty Mickle; Shop, H.E., R. Dawson, Grade X Hopper; Eng, Fr. and Lat., Barbara Hun­ ter; Ma. and Sc., Maxine Bow­ den; H.E., Shirley Taylor; Hist, and Geog., June Walters; Com., Muriel Wells. Grade IX — Lions Club, Haberer; Hist, and Geog., al Heimrich; Ma, and Sc. ty Allison; Eng. and Fr., McAllister; H.E., Rosalie Mack; Mus. and Art, Jeanne McDonald; Shop, William Gilfillan. Special — Stem, Helen Leslie, Book., Eleanor Hunkin. ■Results The following students have been promoted from grade 9A to grade 10. Subject in paren­ thesis after the name must be repeated — Walter Creery, Roy Ford (Art incomplete), William Gilfillan Leroy Harrison (Math) Kenneth (Math) Allison, Farwell Gascho, Kernick, McDougall, Miller Patterson, Delores Pfaff, Doro­ thy Pooley, Grace Regier Mabel Selves, Alma Sillery, Lorna Tay­ lor, Theresa Zimmer. From grade 9B to Donald Adkins, (Math.), Donald Joe Charrette Haberer, Tom Heimrich, John Horner, Alex Love, Ronald Mac­ Kinnon, Bruce Moir (Math, app.), Douglas Murray, Douglas Rivers, Bob Wade (Math, app.), William Willert. From grade 9C to grade 10 — Glenn Campbell (Sc. app.), Gil­ bert Dow, Ernie Harris, Nancy Armstrong, Claudette Blowes, Margaret Bray, Muriel Coward, Elaine Geiger, Elaine Gill (Agr. app.), Hern Jean (Art , Alma The following are promoted from grade 10A (as in Septem­ ber) to grade 11 — Joan Bat­ ten, Ida Blanchard (Math, app.), Maxine Bowden, Dorothy Brint- nell, Wilma Coates, Evelyn Des- jardine, Eileen Fraser, Collen Gill, Doris Haist, Audrey Harri­ son, Barbara Hayter (Math, app.) Joan Hopper, Hunter. Jean Ingram, app.), Jean Mason Shirley Mason, Shirley Shirley Thomson, Evelyn Wright, From grade 10B to grade 11 — Murray Brintnell (Eng.), Gordon Cann, Paul Durand, Gor­ don Eagleson, Billie Heywood, John Lavender, Ivan Meidinger, William Mero, Edward Mittle- holtz, Wallace Pfaff, Ted Prout, Glenn Gerald Helen Betty O’Brien, Loretta Pym (Typing), Phyllis Taylor (Math. (Eng. and Alice Miller Hist., Math. Lions Shop, Gord and Hist., and Sc., and Lat., Jim Love; Club, Joan Eagleson; John Ron- Bet- Jean Moir, Gilbert Witmer, Jeanne McDonald, Betty Joanne Bedard, Helen (Geog., app.), Barbara _____, Elaine Mack, Betty Miller, Ruby Page, Shirley Audrey* Keller, Rosalie Alice Audrey grade 10 — Clare Balkwill Bell (Fr. app.), (Math.), John Haley, Ronald Hendrick, Earl Joyce Haugh, Marylin (Eng. and Agri, app.), McAllister, -Marylin Pfaff incomplete), June Sinclair, Turnbull. s following Barbara (Math. (Math.), Taylor, I Schroeder, Neil Webb, Donald Gingerich, Betty app.), Mary Ziler Math, app., Lat.), (credit for grade 10 Lat. and Fr.). From grade 10C Billie Becker Taylor, Petrie, Mair, i to grade 11 (Math, app.), Donald Bergie, Sterling Ince (Math., Record Keeping), Steph­ en Kendrick (Typing), Wilbury Knowles (Eng. and Record Keep­ ing app.), James Pickering, Ro­ bert Russell, Joe Vansteenkiste (Math.), Donald Webster, Grant Wildfong (Agr. ' " ing), June Geog., Agr. Mary Logan Pickering. June Walters, Muriel Wells. In grades 11 and 12, students are given credit for subjects ap­ pearing after their name ("I” represents 75 per cent and over; 11, 66-74, 111, 60-65, C, 50-59) Jim Cann (Eng. C, Hist. I, Agr. Sc. HI, Latin II, Fr. II); Donald Denomy (Hist. IL Er. Ill); Mur­ ray DesJardine (Eng. C, Hist. Ilf, Agr. Sc. Ill); Donald Duch­ arme (Eng. C, Hist. HI, Alg. Ill, Agr. Sc. Ill..................- - - - Kirkland (J Alg. C, Agr. Ill); Jim Hist. ITL A; Grant Morgan (Eng. I, Hist, Alg. I, Agr, Sc. I, Fr. I); Ralph Sweitzer (Eng.C); Morris Webb ‘ \ and Rec. Keep- Borland app.l. , Betty Love. Florence (Fr. and Vesta Ford, Grace Steinbaek, ID; Malcolm IH, Hist Fr Ing. Sc. II, Latin C Love (Eng. cr. So. II, Fr. II. Fr. C, C): II, Alg. II); Hist, C, Alg, C, Agr. Sc7c?'Lat’ C. Fr. T'";, III, Hist. C, Agr. Sc. C); Ruth paws.on (Eng. H, Hist. I, Alg. II, Agr. Sc. 11, Fr. 11); Ther­ esa Dietrich (Eng. 1,. Hist 11, Alg 11 Ag. Sc 111 Lat \11 Fr 1) Geraldine Dundas (Eng. II, Hist. III, Alg. C, Agr. Sc. Ill, Fr. II); Aelnxa Ferguson (Eng. II, Hist. I. Alg, I, Agr Sc. I, Lat. I, Fr. I); Dorothy Finkbeiner (Eng, III, Hist. Ill, Fr. Ill); Kathleen Hess (Eng. C, Hist. C, Agr. Sc. C. Fr. C). Grade 11B — William Elliott (Eng. C, Hist. C, Alg. C, Agr. " Typing III, Bookkeeping Wilbert Luxton. C); Ian McAllis- Hist. II, Agr. Sc. II); William Mic- Hist. Fr. Ill, Alg. I, Agr, Sc. C, ’ HI, Fr. C); (Eng, C, Hist, ter (Eng. ni, I, Lat. C, kle (Eng. Agr. Sc. Wuerth (Hist. I__, _o. Sc. ill); Grant McDonald (.Eng’ III, Hist. C); Jack Petrie (Eng. Ill, Hist. Ill, Alg. C, Agr. Sc. Ill, Fr. app.); Margaret Becker (Eng. HI; Hist. C, Alg. II, Agr. Sc, C, Latin C, Fr. II); Audrey Campbell (Eng. II, Hist. C, Agr. Sc. C, Lat. C, Fr. II); Anne Lu­ ther (Eng. II, Hist. Ill, Alg. C, Agr. Sc. C, Fr. C); Joan Merner (Alg. II, Agr. Sc. C, Lat. app., Fr. I); Elizabeth Mickle (Eng. rT rTJ i III, Alg. I, Agr, Sc. II, Fr. I); Maida Richard , Hist. C, Alg. C, Lat. C, Anne Rivers (Eng. II, Alg. C, Lat. C, Fr. II); Tetreau (Eng. Ill, Hist. II, Lat. II, Agr. Sc. Ill, Fr. C, C, II, Alg. I, II); Fred II, Hist. Lat. II, (Eng. C, Fr. II); Hist. C, Dorothy II, Alg. : Fr, I). Grade __ ______ __„ (Eng.^C, Alg. Ill, Bookkeeping " ~ ’ Joyce Chambers III, Alg. Ill, Typing C, Fr. C, Patsy Mitchell II, Alg, II, Agr. Fr. Hi); Joanne I, Hist. II, Alg. 11C Margaret Cann HI, Fr. C); (Eng. II, Hist. Bookkeeping I, Agr. Sc. Ill); (Eng. Il, Hist. Sc._ HI, Lat. C, McCurdy (EngI, Agr. Sc. C, Lat. C, Fr’. Ilf- Pearl McLeod (Eng. Ill, Hist. C, Fr. C); Maxine Parsons (Eng. II, Hist. II, Alg. C, Book. II, Typing II); Margaret Rader (Eng. Ill, Hist. C, Alg. Ill, Agr. Sc, C); Maxine Reedei' (Eng. HI. Hist. C, Alg. Ill, Agr. Sc. C, Fr. C);Dolores Schenk (Eng. HI, Hist. C, Alg. C, grad© 10 Math., Fr. C); May Schroedei’ (Eng. Ill, Hist. Ill, Fr. C); Hel­ en Shapton (Eng. C, Bookkeep­ ing C, Typing C); phen (Eng. keeping C, Wein (Eng. Agr. Sc. C, Grade 12 strong (Eng II, Fr. Ill, Hist. II, Lat. C, Geom. II, Chem. I); John A. Cann (Eng. C, Hist. C, Fr. C, Geom. Ill, Chem. C, Typ­ ing C, Accounting C); Fred Dobbs (Eng. C, Hist. C, Geom. II, Chem. Ill); Campbell Krue­ ger (Eng. C, Hist. C, Fr. C, Geom, III); Glenn Love (Eng. III, Hist. II, Fr. in, Geom. II, Chem. Ill); Murray May (Eng. C. Hist. II, Fr. C, Geom. II, Chem. c); Maurice O’Dwyer (Eng. C, Bill O’Brien (Eng. Ill, Hist. I, Fr. C, Geom. I, Chem. I); Orville Taylor (Eng. C, Hist. II, Geom. C, Chem. C); Clare Wright (Eng. C, Hist. Ill, Chem. HI, Typing HI, Accounting I); Jean Armstrong (Eng. Ill, Hist. II, Fr. Ill, Lat. Ill, Geom. II, Chem. Ill); Marion Brintnell (Eng. Ill, Hist. II, Fr. Ill, Lat. IC, Geom. C. Chem. C); Eleanor Cook (Eng. Ill, Hist. II, Fr. II, Twat. II, Geom. C, Chem. II); Anita Datars (Eng. I, Hist. I, Fr. I, Lat. I, Geom. I, Chem. I); Elizabeth Gaiser (Eng. Ill, Hist. C, Fr. C, Lat. C, Geom. II, Chem. Ill); Joan Gill (Eng. III. Hist. III. Fr. C, Chem. Ill); —Please Ttlrn to page Four Wanda Ste- III, Hist. II, Book- Agr. Sc. C); Arlis II, Hist. Ill, Alg. II, Fr. Ill), — William B. Arm- Decoration Service Marred by Rain In spite of the wet. weather there was a fair crowd at the Exetei- cemetery Sunday after­ noon for the Decoration Day services sponsored by the I.O.O. F, and the Exeter branch of the Canadian Legion. Those could masob undex* band Thee” With you till We meet Again' sung. Mr, A. E as chairman and from the en­ trance to tlie masoleuin Rev. Donald Sinclair led in prayer and Rev. II. J. Snell gave a short address reviewing the or­ ganization of ‘the Board and spoke words o£ Paul on For the Legion J. read the names of flags having been placed on the graves in the morning. Rev. Mr, Sinclair pronounced the benedie* tion, Legion occupied the seats eum while others the trees, The played "Nearer My and two hymns Me” and “God who in the stood Exeter God to "Abide be With were Howald acted Cemetery from the eternal life; L, McKnight the departed