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GODERIC$, ONTARIO, TUURSDAY' DECEMBER 20, 1934
The 0. F. Carey Co.
Fire, Accident and Motet Car
- -INSURANCE.
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Street, Oodeeich.
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G. C. I. EXAMINATIONS
•isMine of the Student. in the
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1934-35'
J. W. Craigie
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General Insurance Agents
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OF COMMERCE
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GENERAL
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$IIMM TO PLACE FIRST
JIOHTGAGE ON GOOD
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The following Is the standing of the
students of Goderich Collegiate Insti-
tute to the first series of examinations
of the year 1904-35, ending December
7. The figures in brackets atter some
names Indicate the number of papers
la whb k-snsh student has failed. While
we rank the students in our reports on
the average mark of papers written,
yet each paper must be passed on its
own required percentage. Failure to
three subjects prevents promotion t
a higher form.
FORM I A
Cls Average 6e%
Those writing 9 papers: 3
Worthy R 7&4
Ryan (1) 72.9
Marjorie Eastman (1) 72.9
Donald Thompson (3)
Margaret Bissett (2) ...... 64.4
John McKinnon (3) 64.2
William Johnston (4) 61.2
Frances Elliott (2) 80.8
Janet Taylor (2) 60.5
James Gurlck (2) 50.1
Irvine F7edy (5) 58.9
Patricia Signor 131 ter.. --•••587
Helen M•clOwan (3) 57.2
Maurice Harwood (8) 56.8
Marion MacAdam (3) 54.9
Gertrude White (4) 58.8
Helen Snell (3) 53.8
Florence Price (4) ••••b2.
Jean Elliott (6) 47.9
Gerald O'Brien (8) 46.9
Raymond Ginn 16) 46.5
Leoia Nelson (4) 48.5
William Barlow (8) ., 37.9
Ruby Clark (7) 86.4
Those writing 8 papers:
Merie Ilbeardrown
Madeline Bishop
William Carter (2)
Naomi Webster (1)
Marion Chapman (4)
George Graham (5)
William Bell 15)
Agnes McArthur (8)
Those writing 7 papers:
Donald Williams (1) 72.1
Zelda Sturdy (1) 71.6
Olive Sheardown 68.4
.jraex. Hoeft te (2) 577
Clarence Miller (4) -W6
Walter Chisholm (4) 47.4
Pearl Roope (4) 47.8
Those writing 6 papers
Elmer Anetay (1)
Forbes Miller
John McLean (2)
Mary Thorneloe
FORM I )3
Class Average 59%
Those writing 9 papers:
William Reid
Betty Blaeet .Me
Hope blotch (1)
Terence Cooper (1)
.Margaret Webb (1)
Donald Mason (2)
Maine Mero (1)
Phyllis Jewell
Jean Lumby (2)
Annie Whitten (1)
90.
77.4
65.2
64.1
54.8
52.6
48.7
31.6
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Roy Turner (2) , • • •e6 4
Estbrinc.,8afron 66.2
'19eetradfsawept rfrir.riffivrrtecTI
68.8
62.9
62.
50.8
50.6
57.1
56.2
55.7
55.5
Ross Pennington (1)
Graham Whitely (3)
Irene Bowman (1) .... s
Eva 8tranghan (3)
Leslie Riley (5)
Ruth Tyndall (3)
Mary Tkhbourne (8)•
Frank Vines (4)
Sydney Neeb (4)
Kathleen Lednor (1)
Beverley Milts (6 )_ - -....6.1.5
Grace MacDonald (4) 52.4
Margaret Taylor (4) 32.3
Ada karraut�b2a• 52
Jack Feagan (4) 50.5
Harold Holman (6) ..49.3
Bertha McKenzie (5) 48.4
Eric Johnston (6) 45.7
Allte Dodkin (8) 44.5
Those writing S papers:
Edward Jenner (2) 76.
Robert McManus (3) 6115
Albert Gauley (2) •.r•••-••-:571
Osborne Jerry (2) 55.9
Rinaldo Wigle 16) 40.
Ross Rutledge (5) 39.4
Murray Rheardown (7) 38.
Those writing 7 papers and less:
Gordon Yule 71.
Helen Thomas (8) 68.3
Robert Swifter (21
Pat Murdock (2) 58.1
Keith Weettakw 63) -••52.
FORM II A
Claw Avenge 57%
Those writing 9 papers:
John Cott (1) 77.
Donald Maidens 78.8
Lois Treleaven 70.8
Laurette Schwan 68.8
Ruth Robertson (1) 66.7
Ruth Deer (8) 58.8
Verna Plante (5) 57.2
Gladys Ferretti (7) 46.4
Gerald Fellows (5) 49.2
John Lorentson (4) 48.9
Ina Maskell (5) 48.5
Grace Pfriromer (5) 47.9
Garnet Mathieson (4) 47.4
Doris Hawthorne (4) 47.4
Those writing Speyer.:
Vera MacLeod 43.1
Lucy Harrison - 67.2
Fern Cranston (2) 61.5
Gordon Walter (1) 60.5
Marion Webster (2) 60.1
Ruth Shepherd f43-. .+..+.rr•531
Those writing 6 or 7 payers:
Teresa Buechler
Leonard 8beardowo (1)
Mervin Elliott (3)
Bessie GUddon (4)
Alex. Butler (8)
Evelyn Warnock (8)
Harold Duckworth (6)
FORM II B
Claw Average 5$%
GODERICH TOWNSI11P
OiODERl1OH TOWNSHIP, Dec. 18. -
Your correpoatMt wished all the
readers of '1'hia Signal a very merry
L2tristmaa.
_yda.a[e ru that Mr. ilohL
Harmer is iro'mytebi113 "'"
Little Marvin' f1o.s., who was uu-
fortunate in hrsahtng his collarbone,
la recovering nleell•
The sound of sietgh-bells filled the
at; last week•
Messrs. Jack Clements and Harry
Phillips entertaisel a number of their
friends at "Bachelors' Hall" last Thurs-
day evening.
A number of the young folk enjoyed
the dance at Hot•sesville Fest-Wedeee-
day evening.
Messrs. Cliff sad Doug. McNeal at-
tended the Pert44.4r''' at-home at Ben-
mlller on Monday evening.
The Christmas entertainment at
Union Sunday school is being held
Friday of this week.
There was a fair-sized congregation
at Union on Sunday, when the pastor,
Rev. F. W. Crack, delivered a fine ad-
dress on the subject, "A Religion for
Every 17ay" (Roans 12:9.18).
A Christmas service will be con-
ducted at Union next Sunday with the
pastor in charge. A reception service
will also be held. There will be spe-
cial music.
W. M. 8. 011sers.-The annual meet•
lug of the W.Y.B. of Union church was
held on Wednesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Arthur Tichborne, with
ten in attendance. Rev. F. W. Craik
bad charge of the ateeting. Mrs. Gor-
don Orr read "'Ae 'Story of Bethle-
hem." The roU call was responded to
with a verse of Scripture beginning
with the letter "D." The hymn "Sil-
ent :Night, 'Holy Night." was sung. Mr.
Craik read an artkle, -Why We Are
Returning to Africa." written by Dr.
Strangway. The secretary reported
thirteen members. The treasurer re-
ported receipt. $77.14, expenses 456.05.
Mrs. A. Tichborne reported $4.71 on
hand in the flower fund. Mrs. G. Orr
read a letter from Mrs. Gowdy re as-
sociate helpers. Mr. Craik then con-
ducted the election of officers, which
resulted as follows: ('resident, Mrs.
Forest McClure; 1st vice-president,
Mrs. Mary Phillips; 2nd vire-president,
Mrs. A. Tichborne;-ec•retary. Mrs.
Gordon Orr; treasnrc'r. Mrs. Geo. Mc-
liwaln ; temperance secretary, Mrs.
Robt. Mellwain ; strangers' secretary,
Mrs. Ernest JohaltPu:..4 er hind
treasurer, Mrs. J. B. Orr ; Christian
78.8 atewardahip and .menet secretary, Mrs.
611 Harwood; Missionary Monthly secre-
67.3 tary, Mrs. O. Falconer; presa secretary,
66.7 Mrs. G. Harwood; organist, Mrs. M.
54,e Phillipe, finance committee, Mrs. Jaa.
51.4 Young, Mrs. 'M. Phillips; auditors, Mrs.
me Reg. Johndon, Miss 45the1 Mcilwain.
The meeting closed with prayer.
Lunch was served by the hostess.
and less:
71.4
70.4
81.
57.5
75.8
72.4
72.1
88.
67.7
87.1
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06.6
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GIRLS--- 5e to $110
Dell Bede Idle, 15e, 49r anti (Re Guns
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(*estDrawers .........$1.10 Festers, Moa
W asking Safe " " ' 2. and 4N Chrintest SAL Sadler& Rotor Rs, vefb
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require Billheads, Letterheads, Envelopes
and other stationery. 1A,ok over your
supply today and plays, the order now.
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Not Liable for r
Injury to Cattle
Oat* Responsible for
Accident
Providing a anotorlet is not exceed-
ing the speed limit and keeps to his
own ride of the road on approaching a
hill, no onus may be placed upon him
if he fails to premeditate any danger
that iney eonfroGt him on the other
bide of the hill, was the holding of
Judge T. M. Costello last week, in
1)tvlalon Court, as he hauded down a
decision for the plaintiff, Walter
Thompson, Goderich, in an action
against Glen Cornish, farmer, for
damages to his car in • collision with
a herd of Cornlah's cattle on the Clin-
ton -Auburn road tont summer.
Twenty-seven head of cattle were
being driven across the road from one
pasture -field to another by the defen-
dant's fourteen -year-old daughter,
Margaret, when Thompson, drivlog
from thirty to forty miles an hour,
breasted a hill and ploughed right In-
to them. Four cattle where injured
tied one had to be destroyed.
Judge Costello remarked, "It would
have been much better bad Margaret
assumed the practice of running ahead
of the cattle so that she might be able
to warn approaching trams."
A near accident had occurred there
some time before, It was stated, so
Cornish was taking chances when he
let the little girl go alone with the
cattle.
"There surely cannot be any duty
cast on motorists," said His Honor,
"to do anything else than keep to their
own side of the road In coming to the
crest of a hill, providing they are not
exceeding the speed limit. and I think
I can properly and that the plaintiff
(tarried out his duty In this regard.
Nor man I find that the plaintiff, in
the management of his car after be
found himself In the position of trying
to guide It through a herd of cattle
scattered all over the road, did any-
thing else than what it is reasonable
to expect an ordinary driver would do.
So I cannot find contributory negli-
gence on his part."
Judgment then was passed for the
plaintiff' in 'the sum of 446 with costa.
Corntah's counterclaim for $106 for
the injured cattle was dlsmias d.
Use TM Slpn's AdverthIni 016111111
Those writing 9 papers:
Helen Archer 84.8
Lenore Snasel 81.9
Ted Munn 80.
Mary Howard 71.7
Diva Snell 08.4
Charlotte Crawford (8) .- 63.9
Mildred Marwick (8) 62 .9
Eileen Feagan (2) 62.2
Doris Baker (1) 002
Lucille Eedy (2) 56.3
Fred Crawford (3) 55.9
Ralph Blackstone (3) 52.8
Ivan Irwin (4) 51.4
James Thorneloe (5) 50.
Carl Anderson (6)
Frank Bissett (7)
Those writing 8 papers:
Betty Newton (3) 61.8
Robert Macdonald (3) 60.8 MAGISTRATE'S COURT
hack Barton (8) 58.1
Margaret Lanaway (8) 61.9 Clinton Chinese Fined far Operating
Charles Worrell (6) 33.4 Slug Mathias
Ttaae writing 7 papers: last Thursday's .elution In the Mag -
Madge Turner (1) 71.8 latrate's court hooted a little better
Ramona Whitely B (1) (18.1 than half an hour. in the absence of
Phyllis eechler (3) ✓•54. Crown Attorney Holmes and inter -
Herbert Moody (2) 629 ested counsel, who were attending et
Grace Hunter (4) 51.1 the County Court sitting, five of six
Helen Stothera (8) ......,..t47. case un the docket were adjourned.
Phyllis Kyle (6) 42.7
The sixth (low was that of Percy
William Melnafs (5) 39.9 Howe, a Clinton Chlaese. charged with
Those writing 6 papers or less: - operating a "device et skill mixed with
Albert Shore (2) 66.2 chance"- in other words, a slug ma.
Graham MacDonald (1) 57.7 chine. Percy didn't know It was nn -
Kenneth Aitken (8) 55.6 lawful to exchange merchandise for
FORM 111 B slags need in operating the machine,
Claw Average 15.6% but this did not exempt him from a
Those writing 9 papers: Arne of $10 and mats, $23 1n all. He
Roberta Johnston 71.7 was caught In the act of handing over
Robert Barnes (1) 67.5 a package of cigarettes to a lad In ex -
Geraldine Saunders (2) 05.3 change for two sings. Perry's excuse,
66.4 that he understood 'everybody does it,"
Douglas
naglas Joehnstoe�Milne j -•67,2 did not cliff" thatch Weight with the
Donald .WW1. (3) z 57. eourt.
Wihon Knight (1) 58• John Weiss plelded guilty to a
Margaret 1311o41 (2) 84.8 charge of "wilful damage," laid by Mrs.
Gertrude Wheeler (7) ...,44.7 W. 11. Tremblay, his landlady. after
Those welting 8 payers: he had vacated her house. The wit -
Bernice I)ernin 64.5 Rel damage, he (said, was a broken pane
Beryl Wilson 41) 61.8 of glans In a storm -door. Included In
Edwin Dean (1) 61.2 hia plea was a second charge, the theft
Helen Black (1) 116.1 of aeven electric light bulbs, valued at
Katherine Murray (2) 58. $2.50. The case was set over a week, ,
Dorothy Yule (1) 56.3 when Weiss will he sentenced. He was
Murray MacDonald (4) 55.6 released on his own hail of 4200.
Marken MacKay (2) 54.5 DanleP Hartle)b• Zurich, arrived in
Reith Arthur (3) 58.9 court at 3.15 p.m., jest an hour after
Betty Whitten (3) 58.8 his cane had been adjourned for a
R•tMewn Crawford (4) 52.1 week. Tis, Is charged with keeping 11-
Edgar Warrack (4) 51.6 gnor for /SIP. 'Hartlleb explained that
Kathl1Pn Tyndall (2) 51.1 the shore road waa almost tmppaeaable
Doreen* Allmon (4) 91.1 and hie car had to be pushed mut of
William Thompson (8) 40.7 snowdrifts several ticns,d, otherwise
Agnes Thm•1e1oe (4) 40.2 he world have been on ileus. His own
W1111em Bisset (5) 47.6 hall of $601► au renewed a week.
Agnes' Campbell (2) 47.8 Louis MPnlou, 'Hemall auto melee-
Winnlfred PlMlado (5) 46.2 man. 1a (shared with getting $20 from
Benson Whitely (6) 44.6 AUK. idllim, Reafovth, antler false pre-
laahet Scott (8) 42.1 tensa. Adjourned until this Thurs.
Manny' Bean (7) 41.1 day's mart.
... varins.T hien ortiorr-'-_.....,._ btw trebto..alaa-
OiaAy OraMk'k (1)
et u faced with a false pretence charge.
Mary Beeebler (2) *LA J. K Bedard, 'tlaahwond, complains
-lark Roeshaw• (s)••--c.e•c• 56 that Miller secured ...sweater coat and
Joa.ph O'Brien (4) 32 meals on a "robber" cheque This
(0•httae11 se $sae 4) case also was sst over ear a week.
EIt3HTY-SEVENTH YEAR, NO. 51
WeaterttenteRtenttatarteleilfteRNEVCIrell
Wishing all our customers and
friends a
n
MerryChristmas
E. C. Robertson
DLIMOND MERCHANT AND JEWELLER
MORI 186 GODERICH
Love keeps the cold out better than) There is but one method of succeed.
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"TIMES MORE CHEERY"
An esteemed friend of The Signal,
Thomas N. Sillib. of Taber, Alberta,
sends a remittance which puts his and
acription label away .bead to 1937, and
adds a cheerful note regarding coodl-
tione in his part of the Weat. He
writes, under date of December 10:
"Enclosed you will Sunt five dollars
for renewal of my solmeriptlon to The
Signal. 1 enjoy the paper, as It keeps
me posted of scenes of bygone days.
The crops have been gond here this
year and with the advance In wheat
price times are more cheery. There
47.9 is no snow on the ground in this 41.-
44.4 trltt; the weather 1e very fine; stock
all out grazing."
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Tallman Sweet or Spy Apples ..... • ...... , .... peck 40c
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