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Smith Huron Progressive Association wil hold a picnic in
,IOWETT'S GROVE, BAYFIELD, ON
Wednesday, June 22nd
PROGRAM
2:30 ADDRESSES-
RON. H. C. NIXON, M.L.A,, BRANT, Progressive Leader, Ontario.
MISS AGNI ,S I'tACP'HAIL, M.P. S. -E. GREY, R.F.(e. Rejresentative.
W. G. MEDD, M•L.A., South I•Turan,
4.30 to 6.00 PICNIC LUNCH AND SOCIAL TIME
Bring your lunch baskets. Hot water will be provided,
AFTER 6.00 SPORTS GAMES
Softball, Tug-ofWar, Ilorsesi a Pitching, etc. (South }luron
Picked Teams -North-East Vs. South-West.) N.E.-Goclerich Twp.,.
IIuIlett, NIcTCillop, Tuckersmith, Seaforth, Clinton.) (S. W. -Stan-
ley, Ilay, S
tephen,
Usborne, Exeter and Hesal).
COME -Hear present
day topics discussed by outstanding speakers,
Meet ninny leading public men and women who will be present.
ENJOY A PLEASANT AFTERNOON AT BAYFIELD
"GOD SAVE THE KING" ..
W. BLACK, Chairman. J. FORREST, Secretary,
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Leopold Macaulay,
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Collegiate Institute
Report
C.C.I. LOWER SCHOOL DEPART-
MENTAL RESULTS
:The :following aro the results of
the Lower School Department Exam-
inations
xam,:inations held at the Collegiate In-
stitute,
Standing has been granted' in
those subjects marked with the letter
"C". Those who failed to receive
sufficient merles they write the De-
partmental Examination next week.
The fee is $1.50' per paper,
Thursday, Jun 23rd, 9.00-•11.30-
Agriculture (1st year.); 1.30-4.00 p.
me -Agriculture (2nd year.)
Friday, June 24th, . 9.00-11,30 a.m.
'Geography 130-4.00 p.m.-Arith.
ntetic, -
Monday, June 27th, 9.00-11.30 a.
m. -,English Grammar; 1.30=4.00 ,p.m„
-French Grammar, Zoology.
Tuesday, June 28th, 9.00-11.30 a.
m.=Physiography; 1.30-4.00 pen.
Botany.
Wtodnesday, June 29th, 9.00-11.30
a.m.-Art; 1.30-4.00 p.m -British
History, , _ •
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Beattie, Margaret
Campbell, George
Caartelon, Peter
Ging,Connie .....
Colouhoun, Laurie .c
Cornish, Dorothy ..c
Cox, Evelyn ......e
Cree, Jack
Draper, Murray c
Elliott, George
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Premlin, Nora ,.,c c
Garrett, Frank c o
(Hoard, Drank ,,,.e ; c
Hilliker, Lillian , c c
Holmes, Cecil
Hovey, Fred e
• Livermore, Nora c
MacGregor, Helen e
McEwen, Stuart
1Veclnnes, Rex , c
McLeod, Louise , . , c e
Molefichael, Hazel .0 .0
Morrell, Fred c c
Morrison, Margaret e e
Moynes, Frank , . , e e
Murdoch, William c c
Mustard, Kathleen ,. c
Neilans, Elwdn ... , c 0
Nefans, Jean ,0 c
Perdue, Jaek :,c '
Refereed, Gladys '0 c
Rapson, Leah ..,.,c
Reid, Gertrude ., .0 0
Ross, Margaret . c
R.ewcliffe, Wilma .c c
Rumball, Helen .,e
Snell, Beatrice -.. c c
Snowden, Ehbeth .0 .e
Steep, Dorothy . , c c
Steep, Sue ..c 0
Stewart, Nora ....c c
Sturgeon, Jaek c c
Tasker, Margaret .e c
Trewarthu C. c . e
Veneer, Gordon .. e. c
Veneer.' May c c
West, Marion , , , c c
Williams, Earl , , c
Woods, Irene e c
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Ball, Clark e c c c
Bartliff, Bruce . , 0 0 c c
Bell, Edwaal c c c e
Brown, Beatrice „m c c c
Brunsdon, Irene c c
Carbert, Rita
Cardwell, George
Carter, Alma
Churchill, Mabel ,
Crich, Doris
Dcugan Kenneth ;.c
Elliott. Sadie C
Fairservice, Glen e
Forbes, Isobel ,,,
Garrett, Bert e
Grigg, William e
Harris, Vi'•ginia .,c
Hoggart, Ethel +e
Johnston, Harold c
Levis, George e
Levis, Grace
Lawrason, George .c
Levey, Margaret e
Lobb, Alvin
Melnnes, Irene c
Munning's. Sadie , , c
Murch, Jack
Murphy, Tom . , c
Pepper. Randall
Ross, Margaret
Stock, Charirtte ,
Streets, 'Pa^seher
Taylor, Alice c
Thompson,, Harry c
Thcinpson, Robin c
Tideswell. Jessie
Turner, I,Lery ... ,c
Tyner, Dena c
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c charge and a social time spent over
e the teacups.
A meeting was held recentlyin
the Forrester•'s I•Tall to plan for the
opening of the new Community IIall,
which will take place on July 1st. A
most pleasant time is expected .'and
everyone is asked to :help to melte it
e success,
.(Quite a number of Institute ladies
attended the dis,triot meeting held at
Belgrave last week:
The Ladies, Aid Society of 'Knox
United church met at the home of
Mrs. John Nott on Tuesday Inst, with
a very large: attendance. This be -
o ing the last meeting. before, joining
c with the former Methodist church,
o the ladies of .the society presented
4 Mee, (Rev) Forster with a butter-
fly quilt, made by the members of
c the society. Mas. Forster, • though
taken bi' sit'prise, made a very suit -
c .able reply,. thanking the ladies foe
their kindness. The president, Mrs.
Wleils, presented Mrs. Forster with,
the quilt and the secretary, Mrs, I3.
Adam, read the following address:
c' "Dear Mrs. Forster: It is with
c regret we learn of your departure
O from us. During the three years
c which you have been in our midst
you have endeared yourself to every
one of us. You have always been
willing to do all you could for the
welfare of our society. Though we
at tines burdened you with snore
than your share. We feel we can not
let this opportunity slip by without
trying to express our sincere appre-
ciation of your work and fellowship
We ask you to accept this quilt as a
small token of our appreciation and
love to you. As you use it may you
ever remember the members of the
Ladies' Aid Society, Londesboro. As•
you Blake new friends in your new
home may God abundantly bless you
with health and strength. Signed
en behalf of the Ladies' Aid Society:
Mrs. Robt. Wiells, President; Mrs,
Ilarold Adams, Secretary; Mrs,
Murdoch Ross, Vice; Mrs. Fred
Johnston, Treasurer."
Mrs. Forster would again call
the attenticn of the householders of
the community of the need for homes
to open for poor children for a holi-
day this summer. Anyone who coulc'
accommodate a child or a couple of
children for a fortnight or longerC
should confer with Mrs. Forster.
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C.C.I. MIDDLE SCHOOL EXAM-
INATION RESULTS
The following pupils have been
granted standing in Middle School
subjects as indicated by the letter
"0", 'without further examination:
IIIA MIDDLE SCHOOL
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c c Lloyd Adams ..
i Anna Aikenbea,l e
c Eolith Beaeen'
c c Bernice Bend ,c
c 0. Brendan
c c 1, Cameron .
c ' Dorothy Corless c
c c Beth Elliott .
c Dorothy Glazier
c e Reward Hyde
Esther MacMath c
e e Dorothy McLean c
e c Lillian Manning
c c Marion Mason
Beth Murdoch
Joe Murphy .. c
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Ruth
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-�73 Jim Reynoles
r`' Irene Seotchnner
a Bernice Seeds . c e c o
c Ruth Thompson c c c c
Harry Williams c
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Anderson, Ilelen ..c c c
Andrews, Gene . ..e C C
Ball, Melbourne ,.c
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Ellwood Campbell , , , .... , .... c.. „ .. .. , .
Jessie Carter c„
Reg. Cook .. ..
Kenneth Ellictt . ..c, „
Harriet Candice ,......, •, ,. ..
Edith Git-bings . •
Edna Huller c, ,
Reward Johnson .. ... , , . .
IIelen Johnston
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Isobel Lindsay . . ....... ., . ,. ,. .. ..c, ,,.c„ ..c.,c
Florence McCallum , .
Norma Potter . , .... . .. ..c,.
Leah Rapson . ...
Grace R•cbinsrn .
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Margaret Ross . , •
Beatrice -Sharpe .. . ..c, .. .. .. ..
Ethel Thompson.. .. .. .e..0.. .. ..c..c..
Walhelmine Trewartha . •.., .c, ..t.,
Harold Tyndall ........,,cc c e, , . , . . , ,
LONDESRORO J. Tantblyn Minutes were read and
business and discussions were in or-
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The Community Ilan committee is lien,
making extensive .plans for a nullaftwhich the
chargeaM meeting was
left
program of sports in connection with of - No. 3.. T. Alamo.
captain
the opening on July lst.
n ofgroup Mrs. Geo.
Moon had charge of the study book
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Govier and Mrs. Percy Manning spoke on tem -
children of Port Colborne were peranc telling of se
ein-
guests at the house of Mr. A. Web- d g ectal diners
ster over the week -end, g' d nes 'non which were rUbstaine d
Mrs. Geo. Burgess of Toronto and never allowed it to ,be used
spent a few days with Mrs. Margar- in any sarin by any in their employ.
et Manning last week, leaving for atmost interesting sentti of the
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her. home on Monday: terno`oii was the presentation of a
Mr. and Mrs. Robs Yonngbhitt lovely silver flower basket to the
and Mrs. Mountain spent Sunday sorlpresident, Mrs. Johnson, who will
with Mr. and Mrs. J. Pipe, Goclerich, shortly We removed from re Mrs.
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NLts. Pipecontinues in poor health. Miss E. Lyon presented the gift.
Mos. M. Mains, who 'has been quite The society is very sorry to loose
IR, is slowly improving. M's, eehnSee, she always being a
Mr. n.
a d Mrs. Edgar IVIarris and w311ing• worker in the . W,M.S. Ms,
Mr., and Mx;s. Chester Morris of•Par- .Jahnsoa:::,,u1
thanked the •society in e
is spent Sunday with their eausna few .brief words and hoped to meek'
Will 'and Percy Manning, also other thein ail again some time in their
relatives, new field of labor at 'Crediton..
A very -.interesting meeting of the Mrs. Geo. Moon and ,3Vfrs, E. Ad-
W.M.S. was held at the home of the anis rendered a ,pleasing duet, which
vice president, Mrs. E. Adams, with was enjoyed and several short pray -
a large attendance. Meeting was ors were given. Mrs. T. Adapts
etnened by the president, Mrs, (Rev.) closed with prayer. Refreshncents
Johnson, followed by prayer by Mss. were served by part of the group in
TUCXCERSMITR.
The Young Peeples' League of
Turner•e church niet on Monday ev-
ening, the literary vice president,
Mr. E. Crich, in the chair and lead-
ing in the opening exercises. Miss
Hemel Pepper read the Scripture,
Heb. 4-1-11, after which Mr. Harold
Crich gave a reading. The topic:
"The Christian on Vacation," was
taken up by Mr, L. Tebbutt, who
•emphasized the fact that "all work
and no play makes Jack a dull boy,"
but that "all play and no work
makes the boy a miserable wretr',."
114,'•. Tebbutt brought out many in-
teeesting and profitable paints. The
debate
et
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between en
the Turner's and
Auburn debating teams has been
entwined until the 28th,
The Tuekersmith Ladies' Club held
their June meeting at the home of
Mrs. H. Crich. There were 01 pre-
sent. Landon Road Club being in-
vited,
Miss I-Pazel Pepper and Mrs. Ernie
Crich favoured the gathering with an
instrumental duet. The London
Read Club took over the program,
which included a solo by Mrs, Clegg,
recitations by Misses LeBeau and
Falconer; readings by 1VIrs. Stan -
bury, Mrs. `leiitse, Mrs. Swiebanlci
Mrs. Neigh and Mb's. Falconer, A
jelly time ended with a dainty lunch.
July meeting will be a Children's
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TIIURS,,JUNE 16, 1932
program. The roll calr toebe answer --
ed by funny sayings ofelle children.
The. "ladies are holding their an-
neal picnic Saturday, June 13th at
Mr. Fred Pepper''s.. All members are
invited' to come • and wring their
friends.
(Turner's 'Cortunnnity)
Me. and M,rs. IIowarci Johns and
fautily, accompanied , by Mrs, Ira
Johns, motored to Orillia Last Thurs-
day, Mrs, Reward Johns - and chil-
dren going on to Bar River for a
visit. Howard and Mrs. Ira Johns
returned home ,Saturday.
The Sunday School anniversary
will be held in Turner's churrch on
Sunday, June 19th, at 2.30 pan., with
Rev. A. E. Doan of Mitchell ens
speaker.
Mm. Leslie Pepper has purchased a
Tubber tire buggy and Mr. Will Pep
per' has secured his drivers's license
for the car. (Girls will be wise to
keep an eye open fpr some doings
and an ear open for some dates.)
Miss Ida Bali has returned home
frau 'Cleveland.
114r. and Mas. V. Terryberry and
family and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pep-
per visited :the former's parental
home at Lambeth on Wednesday.
The 'Tuokersmith Ladies' -Club Mo-
nk will be held on Saturday of this
week.
Quite a number from here attend-
ed the funeral of the late Mrs, W. C.
Landsborough of Port Credit, which
was held from the Presbyterian
church of Seaforth on Monday last.
STANLEY
The ".Henderson Clan" held their
thirteenth annual re -anion and pic-
nic at the hone of Mr. and Mb's. Geo,
Henderson, second concession, on
the 8th of June. Members were
present from Ingersoll, Kintore,
Thamesford and Paris.
After a sumptuous dinner the af-
ternoon was spent 111 races, games,
contests and after the election of
officers a short program of duets,
solos, readings and fancily singing
followed. Between seven and eight .
o'clock( all returned to their hones
satisfied 'with the day. Mrs. Hen- .`
dereson Sr., remained to spend a
lengthy visit. She was the oldest
member at the re -union, being in her
eighty-first year, ,
The Webster reunion picnic will be
held at Jewett's grove, Hayfield, on
Saturday, June 18th.
EXETER:. The local Masonic
Lodge will attend Divine 'Service in
the Trivitt Memorial Church Sunday
evening, when the Rev. F. Q, Light -
born of St. James Church, .Stz'ateord,
will .preach,
SPOTLESS RAIMENT
invariably betokens the fastidious 4
woman, 'Garments that gleam
with immaculate charm are also
worn with the confidence that
scrupulously clean ripparel al-
ways inspires. Send your soiled
clothes to us and let us renew.
their appeaerance by the most ap-
proved modern dry-cleaning
methods,
FAMES The Cleaner
Phone 194, CLINTON t
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•OLM MITIOLfir I�POME�i5
Me.R.GrEr-IC's°�,M
siVRE ALid/,AYS ON 4THE
Zr(aca Yo A.ZeE_, •a Aa
Yes. Emergency's our middle
name, Vigo always feel pleased
when we're invited to "hurry up
and get on the job." Tell us what
is the matter with your plumbing
and in a short space of time
there won't be anything the mat-
ter -with it. When are we com-
ing? Immediately upon receipt
of your call.
The annual family picnic of the
Westlake -Snowden and Penhale fam-
ilies will be held this year at the
home of Miss Snowden an Monday,
June 20th.
W. 3. ROZELL
CLINTON, ONT. +�
I am prepared to supply' my customers with all the choice
berries they require this season.
I'have the dark red berries which are the best for canning, they
are also excellent for desert.
Buy your berries direct from the, grower aid get then, fresh
also boxes well filled.
THESE BERRIES WILL ALSO BE SOLD PROM A. T. COOL'ER'S
VARIETY STORE
Special prices for Garden parties.
I deliver any order in town, large or small,
Order your. berries early, w•e will deliver .when th
satisfactory for you.
BERRY BOXES FOR SALE
F. W. AND;; EWS
Phone 33 -Clinton, Ont. 75-tf,
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