The Goderich Star, 1934-02-08, Page 5'•A. •
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New Whs. 5.0 on They'
me lee
The aloclerieh 0.411earre 'Met defeat. fei
• the •S*rszt time In eight, etart4 When
they lest, 5 q O t the NeW IlainitUrtt
Dutearnen laan Internlet4t4
gante at .*'Ne4ar HaMItUrt On Viredta:sday
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night of last week„
The score doesn't' tell the tale 1* anIr
means: 'The locale' played iicald at
hockey bat the Smallness of the rinle
spoiled lilazey .srimothe aiiPoWerti
tetaIndetesteret
, Sailors, was the tierzsation, of the game
h plaYing his first leaanie game he display-
ed the cocine.sa Pt a veteran.
The, first Period was fast bat Seereless.
Goderich had the (*die blit time and
again were thrust back. after making te
*1111 *ant „rush. The -defense of
MUrney and :E. Robinson was .amost
impregnable alai the back -checking of
the forwards. was a constant menace to
the atutehmen.
• In the first peeled the „Sailors la
lour times US many shots as New Ham-
burg but Goelie Frame was on his game
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.-...-Botheteamseplayedea-vsimiltig game In
the see-ond, theskinge
kernel and Sam Bow-
man combited on a brilliant rush and
Bowman scored -with a sizzler feora
In. A' I'm ..i,ninutes later L, 13oWinan
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dropped one in frozn inside the blue line
ors a; pass froni Hetbstlatiel. •
Goderich turned en the old power
pleyand slipped in only to be robbed by
!the atterney starred on defence
and Eeeltobinsen's shots from 11.1-Tfen'
• blue line would have triekea the raajcir-
lty •tif goalies.
After. a smart play by McKay and
Stoddart Roth triPped 'McKay and was
sent to the cooler: The locale played
caw .men alp but ecouldn't beeak
through.
Saii013 Can't Score
Early in the third frame Hubert'sciloed,
3rtilliantly and. countered With a terrific
lapthand_ fromabout ten feet out. "The
-Sailors camo-baek with a _rush but Tor
.All their smooth. playing. they couldn't
score. Black was saving sensationally.
:throughout and he didn't have a *ghost
- .6t -a. charica-,4th tho-se that did go In.
. Sam Bowmen scored again on a solo
effert with a hard, sifOt from close in:
- -Theegenee rouglienecteuie a bit aninsev-
'eral penalties -were handed out. New
Flemburg 'messed up many 'plates by
being off -side. 'In the last three min-
- nteis Hubert aetted-one-frorri elose iion
a pass from Harris, 'I'avistock
to end the scoring. Roth and Hubert'
both got chased for roughing it in a
ecramble just before the ifinal bell.
Firste-Period2--Galtiesate -
Second Period -O. Bowman (Hamel),
La -Beeman - (Hanle!). Fattitatteat-lrooth:'
_Boblnzon.. •
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Hubert (Mrria). tiehattiet.Mur
qtaafaRoth,
oottqrierb,-9044, kterehte;
U. 1PrneY., 3C, RoWnsonl wings. D.
ICay W,*N0v435onalt4, ,centre; R. Stod-
dart; 'alternates, R. snaid,
ele*O.
New Hamburg-iaoal. X. 'Hamel;
!Onset W. Roth, Singermuit wings, L.
Bowman, 0, BOWIrialt; °
alternates, W. Fabere L. Harris, N. Hub-
ert, E, Kalbfl€lseh.
Ocferee; "Speedy" Oliver; Oalt. •
The Gods of Winter
Frown on Sailor0
BE:CODERMO
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enslar Palatable Tasteless tod Liver
IF you #AVE A cooGn THAT IS HANGING ON USE l!ONSLAB-
gYrOMOSPIIITES
oIrrmil"
REAK
IGX e , 110•1/7-nr:1) R PENT:I:11T1S,
OLD WITH PENISLAR COLD IIREARERS xr
TUE PENSLAR STORE.' '
rnpbell'4 Drug .Store
P, Oderich Phone 90” '
PORT OF VVEST HURON
PUBLIC -SCHOOL INSPECTOR
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TsetheaWarelenearld-Counelle
SlaanVarifttas S1101,TIlle *Inds and crentleznenr:-.M has been OuttonaarY
Worries on New tbniburg for many years, I beg to sUbMit the fol
Trip lowing annual report for your informa-
'tion concerning „th4 condition of the
gclux)1g- comprising OW insptctoratel of
• 'When the sailors tratadea New' Ham
burg last Wednesday the gods cast
curse on then without a doubt. In th
lirst place it was game postponed from
Monday becante of stormy Weather.
And then the regular. Tmalle held out, at
the last minute but that was remedied
when- Bob -Black-pulled-on the -pa
rVithen--40-Y. started about two
.1aours lite a gale was blowing snow
across the 'highveay and banking -sip -dee
groUnddrifts. --A-touple--of theacarsegote
ntired but a tew -of the "huskies" lifted
them- Out acaitheaft stratelfettaialire-•:-.
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"!. West MIMI. for the 'year 1933. .
a* While ' the -7. ba..sie--71ashitti Of illti
e
county, farminkf, has Continued to yield
Inadequate returns to the Urge propor-
tion' of the population engaged in this
occupation, . yet the 'vital IttnotiOns per.
formed by tilt:schools , of this caunta
inie.elreno way:been hripaired. Operate
ilea expenses and teachers' salaries' haVe
in most eases beerL'reaueetl to flie.mlni-
mum:,nAtalkei_tias_it."4een
necessary for outside aid to be stilicited,
eorderette.carrefeenerataaaciaeol.
face, many sections have; incter.tsed their
balances daring the year, tint' In a
ber of instances had sufficient* !un
band at the end of the year to ma
-the „school for the present year.
determination ;of our people that,
ever other services may be aftecte'cl
schools shall conttnue to ottek the
educational advantages', as in
timesels worthy of the Illghest el)
dation. - -
As indicated above, all schools
been open throughout the year.
enrolment rem.ains radically 'Went I
with the former year, In keeping
the times, the nontber of trangfers f
echool to school has increaeed great
there being 263 such cases in 1933
compared virith '227 ili 1932 and a d
creating number in former years.
is readily accounted 'for by the fact th
in the lest year 'many people liaie.bee
,forced to vacate the farms operated -b
them. ,
Atterulanee and 'Teaching
The attendatice 'in the schools shows
a marked imProvement over the pre
vious ye, the percentage having risen
from 88.4 to 91.1. 'The betterment Sit
this regard is due to the absence of any
serious epidemics during 'the year, such
as- was-, the case during the previous
twelae-montha. It tannot be- fore -
My impressed that; next to competent
instruction, regularity of attendance is
the most *ital factor in cietermining the;
-progressemade sby -the pupils ---In ()nal
cb.00ls„--,The teachers- are 'constantly -1
being eneobraged.tto avail themselves of
every means -at -their disposal to promote,/
remlar attendance. 'and to their zeal in I
'Mt regardIsdue the satisfactory Mien*:
dance standards achieved by all but a
few .. sebeills, The Godericle entblie
eeheol board are now aviercllng diplomas
thOreaterfteteattenctelateeeatieeaaMIlle _that
might be well emulated by other boards.
e aneenbere of. teachers regultaly erne
`alloyed In the eel -tool -A Of the inspec or e
-101 in the rural and 25 in the urban
wheel's, is the same as the fermer year
Melte Men eie con-Aarittir being aarect-
ed to the profeesion, On account of the
leak of opportunity in Other lams, there
now 'Whig 2p inale teachers In the in-
spectorate as tompared'aSith 17 in 1932.
The number of teachers holding first-
elasscertificates also shows,an inerease,
56 teaehers, Or 45 ner cent_ eow,holdill'a
thle. Oboe of certificate-- Annountement
baS'. been Made . by. the 13epartment or
;.iviateation that 'The e-bUrge- for teaorid-
clatet eeitincates will be cliecontinUed at
-..the 'N•orrnal thhtiolg• after 'Septernbor.
1:034, the_ course. for first elass cert.
tetet only ledirig- gleert. This_ Is in ac-
cordance With the policy et the IDepart-
Mmit a ''Leilucation irt dethanding highe't
emailfications' for teachers, In line with
the practire in other etnuaties. 'While
this. Way iniolve hardshiPiin tertalnatit-
clividpal _ cases the tatinlate ' restllt
thread be an ;net:ease in the character
of the Instruction given °In Our schools. 1
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teeing -Horne',
„However the down trip was merely a
'slimmer cruise,compared with 'the home
rides Byrd's -Antarctic .Expe.dielon wetild
have been ashamed te „thew its face if
stacked up against it. It took from 12
p.m. Wednesday' nig. tat to 5 am. Thurs-
day,to pleuith through from New Hare -
burg to Mitehell, five hours to 'travel 30
miles -six miles per hour!
Snow floated down on the wings of a
high wind and drifts were heavier than
ever. It was dig and shove and push
and. drive, ,then dig again all the. way.
To "Rosie" Stoddart goes the orchid for
his unparalleled work on the shovel.
Drifts 'literally melted under his attack.
Several Miles, out of Mitchell one of
Beec.hler's triicks Was stalled. Trucks
are bad enough to. pass at any time but
on a highwair piled -with drifte -and the
truek sitting comfortably !n the .ceritre
of one it wais a nightmare. Motors roar-
ed. Rear :wheels whined through the
Icy .snow while men heaved and grunted
till the tars were once more irie(he alma,
eetStalledes.
A mile or so 'from Mitchell the lead-
ing
,car stalled and a wrecker came to
the .rescue and towed It in to the out.
skirta of the own where the wrecker it,
self ran out' Of .gesoline. At 5 o'clock
two of the cars pulled up to the garage
but the other delver was ambitiouseand
tried •to crash through to Goderich. Be
met- his waterloo two milei old of Mit-
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11-and:the -carelmd to 'be abandonecl
in a drift.- The ocCupants footed it back
to a hotel trretelitchelle- --
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A note of ,thanks is tendered to _the,
owner of the garage in whose office seven
weary Gotierichites tried to snatch forty
winks before dawn. Some flopped
the floor and others _slumped in chairs
UkA11-slept,-,and-overybody--snored-
whistled. - Any early Morning motorist
would-eprobablyehave-mistakeneehe Ser
fIce -station for -a aoller factory.
'Third Period -Goals. Hubert, 0.''Bove-
Friday and Saturday.
BABY BEEF -
Round Steak,' lb. .....14c
Sirloin Steak, lb... .r. .. :17c
_Po.rterhouse Steak, Th._ _2Qc,_,
Sirloin Roast, lb 14c
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Shoulder Roast, lb10c
Boiling Cut?„
Pure Pork sausage' 11,. 15c
"Home maid", PorkPies, 5c
Sauer Kraut. .3 lbs. for 250
"Liver, per lb.-. .. `.....10e.
Legs Lamb, fresh- killed,
not frozen, -I9c
Shoulder Roatt Lamb,
Per lb.
LaTrib Chops, lb.......20e
Sallitary Meat Market
WE DELIVER *PHONE 485'
Your last chance to
care you,'
Suit or Overcoat
Tailored to your measure
Icy Pip roti Wars for
Prices are .advancing. in
*the .near future.. SeCtr,fte
your* flOttto
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Stenog. Tarim Minn' itit -
-The enaaority -slept -till' the best came
in and politely announced that his sten-
ographer was due to arrive and that
they 'were in her 4o:flee. ' The lads there-
upon stragglea out and some of. theue.
moseyed down to the nearest hotel to
grab Off wale breakfast and Incidentally
to wake-ifp those fellows who bed taken
a room in the hotel. A couple of them
evert rolled in when the others rolled
out and slept till the gang left. abe4
10.30. The made port atnoon
lifid most of them called it a .day and
-wntrlght to bed. ' ". • •
Goderich Sailors .
Set For Playoffs
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.tesul Group in Reiplat Schedule,
Now 'Expect to 10inith on,
Top .
The Cioderieh tailors have earned fleet
Some in ' their Inteilnediate 0. IL A.
gyouli by taking five:games out of tt pea-
sible eight. ,New littriiburrfollowg close-
ly With five victories arid ;Mitchell, and
Olititort .deadloeked for iplace with
three wins ta,tni. The, t� latter' teanas
played horne-and-horae games on Mona
day and WedneSday With koala to count.
Clinten winning 'the 004 The
Wark men will visit &titan thia.Priday
evening in, the ilist game 'to deeide who,
*tit zilay'friiii flambutg iai lie group
rdiidetwo, Clirittin are at the'
to or 'their tom no*. and 'tne Billets
Will hate taz plaY• onto l'Ast hookof to
WM them,
Under the piloting of Norman Vtarki
the locals have perfOratied ratite' tleere
a team theft foknitrly#
BotbfOrvitard lines •plaY WOO ***
Hon' and there Is tnnelt less 1.90giont4
t robber.
to the $allota. in other oart t, the -
Canton luo pooped to 1* onahol
botts, ere Intritinae to•
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h Itew thunintrg It ,
on
ain
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Pattnenteotethisegran
when this condition Pat fulfilled.
Grants
The Department of Education found
it necessary daring 1933 to make a fur-
ther reduction"in the anmunt of • the
legislative grants payable to schools.
The reduetion was 20 per cent. and, ap-
. plied to all grants. The total amount
of the general legislative and eounty
grants received by the schoills of the In-
spectorate was $17,893.25, the. amount
for the previous , yeAr being S13,1172..35,
representing a drrease of spproximately
$3.880 for the year. The a
of the grants will be on se
sameeteels_foreetheemeents
s, ceneetea That it will not
,t9 make_tir3 extensive...en
19s4. veer ere are
the policy of the Depertme
teas.. in this' regard has s
made, however. ,
Xt has leng" been ee'alize
einealiets that the rural E
small attendance hag not b
trig very suocessfully, but t
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V
eceicallf the
eareakad it
e necessary
mcnt that
tncement of
of'Educa-
far been
adcli 'the 1;41,
ted tor
Tae were four thoo1sfalra
apin in tie dL,trlet thia year, theta* E
Oxiinct **OA. Csrlow 11t,..,Ite2eao"
,cu,t111.):09r1Atr*, 24104 001"01' -1# *1•11414-
•yhtt
the ‘07,thibltS, aiv:1,tht,t att1.1144nee Vier
,an *m01104(114 llatnt•e, "It Is.,
regretted that; Interest, In Oa glove,
*ea *PlieEti to low ebb • In
MattY t'etiOna of the (10Unty.'
no MoVOnellt froht 'Which ,the Puglicin
the lin** school* ,a4u: "derive more edu-
cational benefit and.. believe there Is no
valid -reason why every rural 4001 in
this conntY, should not be participant
.therein, It Is to be hoped that it will
be feasible this year to revive semi) ot
tlie fairs thatforaterlY h Were sueeess,
fully held each Year. . -
For the first time in possibly twenty-
five or More Years, the. WO Inspettor-
ates•of East and West IllerOlt met in S.
aintr-teito)ieiitL-t`Orl'V.
Maolca.Y, aU, Pederich, • All teachers
In the two districts were in. attendance
and the large number Present added in-
terest and stimulus " to the .sessions:
With the exception of two addresses
given by prominent educationalists. the
OraftraM was provided by the'teathere.
and the papers reed were varied and.ex-
cellent. It was, / believe, one of the
most successful minventions held in
many years. s
In conclusion:- woad like to express
my appreciation of the tIme and energy
given by the trustee boards of the coun-
i ty to school affairs. No remuneration
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is -1 -possible,. -is expeeted for these ser-
. sge-the OtiW reward beitiirthe
tion that they are Participating in the
'Meat week.- Or proihialria'-the lietrealiff:Se:af
tional facilities possible, for the young
people of the; county. .
E. C. /11‘iiaCom,
I. P. S, Huron, West.
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Pink, peach and wIlite, 'withbeautifoi Iecetnm
Silk Crepe Pyjamas
in pastel . shades, one and two piece.
by milieu- ,
ool with a
n function- rSeaforth
re has been
derided -opposition, .by theii section in-
volved, to the closing of such echools.
Legislation has been, passed this year,
however, to the effect that where in a
viral sehool section there are, for two,.
coneecutive years, less than sight per-
sons between the ages of five and four:
seen residing therein , the- annister of Thomas ClovenIoce, young aeaeorth
. --Education may direci, that the school nian. appeared in -police court, _here On
_shall be closed. . Provasion tor the trans- Monday. morning,. February 8th. to ans
portation„ of the eiiildren trout such a swer to a serious charge laid by a 1?
'School tie a neighboring &Camel could lee year-old Egmondville girl.
Made and a coneldarable saving effected. Aocused ViltS arrested by provincial
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It seems probable thin eta_ s amendment "pollee at the little schoolhouse at Rav-
o the •Pualle Behool Act, iriayi affect ensweod, in Lambton County. where he
e Schools In this county in the near'. has been teaching shice tha,first, of the
eture, and the: eitstente cif such legis -
*I t.•10P stanild be realized.
To Face. Charge
T. Govenlock Apprehentieti on
Complaint of 'roma Girl
alleh School, Work
year.
, Goaeraock, WhO is only .22 years of
age. comes of an 'old and very highly
As Is to be. expected iik,this time, there father_ owns_ a farm in McKIllop Town -
respected Htnon County' family. alls
aas been a rapid. entarlslitte ilifithe num- ship where the family has been domi-
bee of fifth classes' In the rural school& 'cited. fer,many years.
Hntsletto have not been able to Bead The offence is alleged to have been
elr ohfifiren Away to a secondary committed last Oct:Ober at Egmoadville#
et - but' who -desire- thatetheeErttrance Govanlock -was hot asked to plead but
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ation ehoUldenot mark the con-
siort of their chtdren's education,'
ebeen turning in increasing num-
es to the adjacent rural school. This
.true to_waship.selike'eeisle-
and 'West 'Wawanosh that are re -
from the High Eehools. In al1,1
-dosses are being maintained in 34
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tellitiartash-le co this year valth an atittead-
67 113 ,pupfla In the great major- ,
- Of these- -sehools. competent instruc-s
rt\ IT'llttillat-Vveffa in the School STOVE.,t1°I,ODES
tee While th worr accomplished
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These garment ars made froM good. quality
'zi-drorw-gn ar wa
from $3.75 to $7.00 per garment. We'affer them at-
each.
These samples crme • in small and mediura
We also offer several lines of piik lingerie from
-our regular stock at greatly reduced prices.
Seel alor window display of special Lingerie values
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F. E.
HIBBER
PHONE 86, •
Maple Leaf
Chapter. I.O.D.E.
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"Report for. Past Year Shows En-
( cottraging Results from All
.. • Undertakings
was allowed freedom on bail -of $4,000,
supplied by his , father. Prelliainery
hearing has been pot for February' 12th
John M. Best, prominent Seaforth lawy-
er; -is ltoking after the interests of the
young man. ,
Ancused; graduate. af Stratford Nor-
mal Sehoole hag. some eVerY laalefrlerlda
who state that his reputatlon has al-
ways been of the very best. •
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t of coiiiie compare with that Chas. Ruffle, West, St., Narrowly Escapes
iil 'the sedondary schools, yet the.--
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tire -receiving an advaneed OtIra---•I teas. nuffie. , west streetnarrowly.
ahet would not be possible other- eviup.ed serious, injury 'Thursday morn-
ti
w e. They likewist are developing a ing when the frozen miter jacket pre ais
50ror self-reliance and -ability tostri----iteve exploded from the -die gorier
lish for themselves, that will be ated by an especially hot fire. ‘'
'Valuable in later years. ,,I would He came down stairs to light the fire
adlste that p,a,rents rnakeenee of the Pre- ',without r,ehlizing the temperature out
• tinit fifth .class work must be side wits 21 belai zero.
tateght, iterecinired. Insarae-rural. schoola- 'The stove -is a wreck, apparently of no
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rather; than have their children stop ferther use. Pleres of iron flew about
achaill 'on reaching the pge of fourteen, the kitchen narrowly missing Mr. Ruffle,
ortio4ii,,,Iteee'pes' sing the entranct examine- , who wa,q in the room at the time. His 1
friencie are congratulating him on his
During the year t933 ten meetings
were held, with. an average attendance
of ten, thi tete' meniberahhe heling 28.
Our famous rummage sales, spring 'and
Sall., were a source of revenue, as also
was the colorful elyp3y Carnival at the
Pavilion during the summer. A very
-fine hopeachest was -drawn for at the
hlatter event, being won ey aLondon
lady. Among- the sources of revenue
was the annual (we hope) Yuletide
bridge held at the Park House just be-
fore the New Year,
Our extraneous efforts consisted of
boOk prizes to eeeheofethe-ttireeepubl
schools for the highest marks in history.
A -school in. Denunitt, Alberta, was
_supplied with a library; baseball equipr
ment, and at Christmas, a victrola, and
records.
The Chapter presented each graduat-
ing nurse with a hypodermic syringe and
e-iesteril I ear; andeaLChrastmas.,
,cris and plants were sent to the hospi-
tal.-
Den/3116ns of $25.00 each were Made
to the Navy League, /pm E. fendewment
Fund, the Susie Soralett Memorial Fund
(fee the furtherance et the work in •In-
dia), war Memorial Children's Hospital
Fund. Further. donations were made to
- taw Central and Victoria Schooii for the
Milk Fund.
A pair of Benmiller baby blankets
were presented to her Exeellency, the
.Countess of Eiczaboratigh, on her visit
here in October.
A wreath was placed on the Soldiers'
War Memorial on Armistice Day by our
regent.
Tiles ends a very successful year and
we ieFi forward with high hope and
•iour.v,ti and laith in our new officers
arvi in our Chapter, to the 3/ear that now
;tret..lies before Its.
Iterert 0! Monthly Meeting
praduations •
' harrow escape. • ' 1
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The -character of the work being at- ,
etnnfiltstied- in .a group oleeschools can to ,
HOSPITAL Blt*T4DAY PARTY
a great. eRt,ent be a_scertainiti ' by the'. . Tim annual birthday peaty oi the
'fllitit*of pupils .graduatingefrom -these Alexandra alospits1 vall be held Saler-
Sehotzle each ytar, Measured in the: day, February 17th. 'Afferneon tea will
' alatitter the last year was a particularly
. eta:ease/tit tine for thip _Inspectorate, be served in the .sunraom Everybody
a.'1, is cordially invited to visa ths hospital
out Of In • entrance candfdateS, some,
310, of 89 per cent. were awarded en -1
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trance drtifieates. This repreents. a 1 CU -THIS OUT
I. dininct improvement ?ver the. previous'
year whert 246 only were steaessful and Excellent Reek:a for Catarrh. Catarrhal
the iniMber of Candidates' fell to 304.! Deetnees and Ifesul NOIcel .
The teachers of the district dtserve eofn- If you know -of some one who is tratee
suns attained this year.
. - 210.ECS "Or ordinfr.7 ta,tarrh cut net tles
bid ' With catqrrhal Deafnessi, :fie'il
men‘tion on the vek7 satisfantory re
The **dice Of utter:ling High School ' formilla and hq:d it to thrim and vlii
ntrah.ti,e JrcrtMeate5 oti the year's work 1.1r(1::,
May have been th. mealy; m ..aving porno
Fliffse,icnertir,77!iffins frisrn tf,tal deaf-
, . . q a eon-
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Salarfes
The salaries *paid ' rural schools
have abOan a sliaibPs aurteilnaent.oVer the
pretrial:1e Year, the general average for
all rural schools being $050. a, decrease
of altnost $150 over 1932. This teore-
renta the „lowest ebb reathed by salaries
in many years arid it Would -seem fried,
vistible to intake any farther reducticins
if the proper typ4 of person Is to be at,
trieted the i isrofeesion. salaries of
$450 And $506 are fairly comrtion and in,
'one tate only $400 ietbeing paid. This
latter instanee would appear to be en-
tal4110-0'
vantage ok the toinPet,itivo conditions
retuning trornythe-over-tupply of teach -
elm
The sharp tiocilne salerits can he
attributed ,part to the fact that for
the years 1033 and 11)34 the township
Ortint to rural sehttois has been lowered
from $600 to $450. and from $400 to $300
Ila the tate or asshuktits„, Ae restilt,Of,
Wit nicuure, it has been 03,,,Atge to rt�
dna the towattan r#46 for •setiobls in all
townt1414, /tormenting A coritidirib
taviivg '14 inftryil'attyljaYtiv. it4
borne In raind;( her. that at leitt
theAMOOnt, Of the toViliship 'grant *Oat
' *dm% fit ta*r that,412/$
reeatoiat That* la siot*
pit
trove ,examinations
withltit the necessity of writirg the en- have remanized 'ha6tr ttinle
was continued in estitutioraldI'i - - ard ' -'arily re-
foree 'tinder the seam conditiorts as for-
Inert%S• year /06 pupils, or 34 per eget.. to frrftets the delleate air pas -4
At -the meeting' ori Febrzutry 1st, a
eonatten of 123.00 was made tO theertee
Fund c2 the TOM.
C Hays, tonvenor of the
n °tn.! r. a Lee eetntnittee, 'tellis the chair -
and presentad a list Of the °lilt...ors ap-
a elated for 1934, ass rOliOtys:
Mics Reynolds; Vice-Regeat, Mrs. 'Wet-
Pr-eetary, Mrs. Graham; Treatur-1
aline; Preee Convenor, Miss
171:ria's et3/4Clefrrse.tarYM' C100M45'.1,
Eeduotuantel
ali aes M. and oh Watecn, P. Ciramick.'
Sprays, inhaler: and ere e I
Present for Lady Besaborough
Donations -
Navy League 25.00
Nationa Annual meeting 8.60
Endowment Fund, 1. 6.
D. E. . 25.0a
. Susie Sorabji 'Fund, •
- India •
War Memarial -
dren's Hosp'1, London 25.
- Milk Fund at SchOOlt
)72 oo'
Rresented Mrs MacD0rnj!' 2.00
Miss Aitken 340 -
Matron, Children's
Shelter . 1.25
Crippled child, Ciodee
rich Tarp. 1,55
7 IR
8
Nurses' Oreduatioa 13
Ikes . 25
LODZ. cards, ealendars, seals 8
Wreath Cenotaph 9
Balance on hand 473
r.
10
00
601.
36
60 •
.44,40,44444.4.4.4•4
-$-T2F-95
HEALTH OF CITIZENS,
IS UNIJSUALLY.-GOOD----
Board- of Health Reperte Tcwn Free- •
Commu.nicable Diseases
:d5leSeti:ZIL'ill:::71•CV4Ye;tr:11:;3"1-, *It V
eagle disease. 'Mere is no cases, of
phokj
fevn- r'r. any or nif. aliments e.hich
ually Lerve to worry riari,nta ani
F.4,11Thcoilq aptiteezdhang ..ifeacdtoavr.uas.
brought Out at
the year'n fir.t MR.tillf; of the .Bciard of
Health held m the Town Hall on Mon-
day., February 8th. . rt is an. =mini,
condrion and tip F o art e qf a great deal
of satisfaition to the Board.
The tow., witer. too. en
se:f unuctia.!.; !vie of baill11, from whinh
ailments- are u4ia".1i• filiitri-ted The
severe weather,. VIII- iinPleaqant in. 'A-
gri'', 1; 111-10y stat?
afrauF. hurnari.. don't -fret •
abr >ad 'A' 1th the temperature hoverire;
below tile zt:ro mark.
firo. lf the board ••,;!%.-aa
the appol'ntovint. of A. D. )1•1 221
chairman, the (AC:1;r m natii.rs be:ng
J A. m Ewan, Dr W. P. Chldow and,
Mayor c, c Lee.
( or,oratior
in the. harbor, a sample was sent to
Londo:1 n• anal7, arri report on bac-
tertoltatt al tontent.
app nn•soent. ef Dr. J.' B. I,Vhitelv
Medi. al 0211-er nt' tva4
• J! , was 1.1.str to bring in
• r.TAI cln•• .ry eendition of
tes proprietor of
whi • -ctr.pta:'!:',*
CANA:DUN
, J. atfttiri.
PACIFIC
Whattly wig asked to be auditor
or .1934. ,
t FEBRUARY 16
A vote of tha_,._t? lid_ced to the re -1
cent. Of the candidates, wer_s grantezi sales and tome the tif!ease into the' f
cerklAteS1, in this manner, Particular middle ear whir.11 fi7Arinenfiv mean.; total
care IS Oken bY the entrante boar' % &herpes% or else see dispeee mqv
fhb 'privilege is " onla extended to driven dowel the air ptesecree towards t
PtIthaitltha WiterlitiVe gene, eirieefally .V^fter'41rig fbihrrli* ev;
the lungs whieh is couallv m deneereue v
WOrk Aitrii?e. the year and eoncerning, eetRivelv is a constittit'onal trvatrrtent
ring regent, to whith she responded ,
colitirapkoteraIptifoiltts:. A coimnittee was form-
eti tck InIke arrangements for the annual
ItECZIP'TS
nalaeb7 28
Ikea ..,„ --------------------------------14 00
Sale of I.Oatt.E.. cards and cal -
/lank intac,ast 8 16
endara 5 so
Preeeede o Rummage Sales (2) 123 111,
Pi3CCT13 0 ehest 330°23
Proceeds of P k Rouse bridge 14- 60
who -'61 -to take upe•fdrax reheell-and sho•uld prove espetielly
work stuns? no doubt can exist. rt t6s6.t.ufftirreentioni Your druaeist 1 entice 6f
la felt this eystem not only re' Heves Paanint (Deetele eteencaha Telt() title
hioltf etitiohe mstraakiens ofofrtooryinntznueedx- aendd aderd to it t-4 pint of hot wst./.1.
arid 6 little granulated anger: stir until
many
U4¼. during the whole Tear. times a day. This (*111 often, bring
v ake ^le toslesneerkful pen'
This
'Mar u
fettrier
tehool
Mon.
These
a1
atsS fel
e.; is being offered again this mit^if ren.t rfmn dtcztvwsinq head noises.'
he t400. .e011ditiOn& at have qi..c.‘F40 PC1-11411,g Orr" tl.l'el. tireatb/*!4,
ted. 1 beeoMe easY and hearing, imurove al t94.1
i inflaintriation in the eustvhian tnbes Is'
sure di 60511011M iOtO 1-Tifzii. redtteed. Pittalint 0504 ift that wee oete
tioeCoptrel 'Varna and cit.' '''''tr i"vtn t1/(h hilqd and inue.,ons
deLil ili11't'itret :/oftz Pvnl'.;elh#avitfutht;Wi.1rtIt e.t;-,,,,;(riA
e eel
s are, looktid oteie mt. roqlots. nreoustion ruy
15 tO
et. ,ateth,ce, tontrttatt .iovo, root, tel.* find1004.fitott, to fore,
titvotir „5:4r*1014,%Alt, ootAtif/4' 61} try/
MI" et no, Xer
hires of ithstait Etre
• 1117.111101
ai)Ie teat
rAnnpolent ,eent to nay IA
*boot
fIltationarie
$ 128 03
. to
ANI).TLETURN
.
$7•65
from CODERICI-4
Equally low fares fi.torn Intermediate,
otation3
GOING -PER, 10
RET11.1011NG,...14aVing Ottawa
not later tharir evening, reh. 16.
Fail putieularg from any
CANADIAN PACIIIPIC A(413NT
M. 113,