The Clinton News Record, 1929-05-02, Page 4III; CLINTON-NEWS RECORD
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Clinton Collegiate Institute Report
The following is a report of ,the examinations held at the Collegiate
Instituteduringthe winter term. Pupils who missed two or more ,exam-
inations ':are indicated by a star.
Report foh•1ns hat/"e been sent home to the parents. These are to be
signed and returned to the form teacher.
UPPER SCHOOL
No. of
papers Na, of
written parses
10'- 10
:NAME
'Andrew Fraser
Nellie Fear .. , ..
Amy Parsons ,
Ruth Vonnel , .
Dorothy Trines,.
Grace MIcEWen .. .
Evelyn' Hall •
.Helen N-ediger ,
:Bert Gray , ,........
Doret,hy Manning
:Hazel :Watkins , , . , .
9 9.
9 9,
8 7
9 . 7
6 6
9' 7
6 6
Standing Standing
No. of An. • last.
points class term
41 2
• 41 2
39: 4
35 5
35 5
30 7
29 8
22'x. 9
20 10
20 .10
5,
2
6
Stuart. Keyes
Ena Pars,ons,
.Ephriam Gray . J.
Margaret Ct dm of e. J.
'Flen:nee Rorke
Doris Durnin
No of papers written -124..
Noof pa ses706,
Percentage successful --85.5.
8 , I , 7,'
9 6 .,
7 6
6 3
3 { 1
19 12'`
16 13
15 14
9 15
2 1'0
0 17
1]
12
10;
:14
UPPER ANI) MIDDLI SCIIOOL
No. el'. Standing Standing•
NAME papers No. of No, of in last,
written passes' points class term ,
Margaret 1VI'CLeod 11... 11 63.' - 1 I .1
Audrey Garter 9,' 949 2 I 2
Reg, .Noble .....I 9 9 - 43 3 , 3
Isobel Chowen . 9 , '9 38 4 10
Olive Glew 8 S.- 38' I 4. 4
Dorothy Little 9 9 96 6 I 4
,.,Morris Rowell ,,.,...,....»i,. 9 I 7 2S 7 I 6
Dorothy . IV0uteh , I 8 I 726 7
Mary Reynolds .J 10 6 _, 19 . 9 ' 8
Bessie McEwen.................0 6 17 .10
John I-Iellyar 7 5 17 10 16 ''
Margaret 'Dan
Wm, Ball . .I 8 '" 4 , i 12 13 13
Jean 13enthron 7 4 I 10„ 14 14
Edna Flynn :I 5 4 I 9 15 11
Grace Evans (i 3 6 16 12
No. ofpapers, written -132.
' No, of Passes -107. "
Percentage successful -81,06.
MIDDLE SCHOOL
• 3A
N'AMI No. of
papers No, of
written passes
'Margaret Phitnsteel 11 10
Helen Manning 10 10.
Susie 'Livermore 9 9 ..'
FrTihej4 Masson 1 • . 10
Olive Thompson , ... 9
Violet Morrison . 10
Cleland - Bone 9
Maay Armstrong; 7•
Thelma. Lovett 8
Lloyd Stcjek' . . ... 9
Isobel Biggart , 10
Carrie Lavin
' '
Eileen Rnmball 1 9
Robert' Cole , 8
Edith Gibbings 10
Janet MicTaggart . 1 9 I
Bert Middleton .,.1' 7 j
Marion Forbes
Robert Hale'
*Dorothy Cox ,
Brenton •Uellyal , .. ,
Olive Sprung
Cora Trewartha , .,
Marion Mason
Edward Rorke
Anna Beadle ,
Jean Twyford
Wm. 1Vl'ieGill
Delores Harris
Jean Mutat
James McCrea .-
10
7
8
8
8
8
'7
8
61 •j.
9 8 22
0 -' 6 22
7 - 6 22
8 6 F 21 ,..
8 5, 1 20
R 6 ,-17
.8 6. - 16
8 5 14
7 4 13
7. 5 12
8
I 6 12
3^ • 11
6 4 8
1 7 1 2
Standing Standing
Na. of - in last:
.points class term
46 1 _ 1
46 .343 3.
37 4. 3
37 (4` 11
• 35 6 '10
35 6 .14-,
30 • 8 32 •'
28 .9 7
28 9
28 9 13 7
2727 •12 - 1''12 i 16
26 14
23 15
16
16
18
18
8
21
22
23
23 24
25 ; 12
26 29
27 28
27 24
29 26
30' 23
31 29
No_ of papers written -259.
No. of passes -210.
Percentage Successful -81.08.
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NAME• LOWER. SCHOOL (II)
No. of
papers. No, of
'written passes percenta,
Dorothy- Watts .9 9 _ ,88,1
Joe Gandaer ; • 9 9 83,,3
Grace Hellyar • • 9 9 83.1
Mary Andreq�s . . 9 9 82.9
Hugh Middleton . 9 9 79.9
Edith' Herbert . 7 7 79.6
Helen McMath 8 S 75.9
Helot Y`oungblutt F9 9 75, 6
Ross Carter • 9 0 75.6
Madden Glew 9
Wm, Draper. 9 9
Kathleen Cameron 8
Reta Fear 9
Ethel ROSS .. ,
Hugh lMleEwen " ,
E'.izabeth Morrison
Kenneth Pickett , , , .. .
Grace Fitzsimmons • I
Mar3orio McEwen .
Gordon Cudmote ,
Clarence Bozell . . , , .. , , , . .
Ernest Hovey
Gerald• Holmes . .
Marjorie McEwuig , .
Laurence Plumsteei ,
Torn 'Ross . , . .
Irene Swinbank
Heim Vodden
Kelso Streets ,
Harry Pluntsteel • ..
Kathleen Iiuliet• . .1 7
Edna Elliott . 7
Stewart Cock •,
Pearl Churchill . . .....
Bruce Biggart
Leah Ranson .. ..I
Carmen Rowcliffe 1
Doris Huller , `
Norma Streets .1
No, of papers written -382...
No, of passes -260.
Percentage Successful -80.8:
8
8
9
8
9
8- 7
9 7
8 8
8 7
9
9
8 5
9 • 7.
5
9 0
7 0
4
5
9 5
7 3,
7 4
'7 4
7 4
7 4
8
5
7
�7
7
8
8
.14.8
72.3
68.3
65.0
64.4
64.0
63.5
63.0
62.6
62;0
62,0
61.6
60.8
60.3
$7.7
56.4
56.0
56.8
55.6
54.0
58.2
52.8
152.4
52.0
+61.0
50.8
50.0
47.9
44.0
41.3
• THURSDAY,
SUMMARY
Total number of paper„ written --•1241.
Total 1l number of passes -1027.
Pc ceptago Successful --82,8.
(3) Forms aceolyding> to .Percentage:
IB=89.0.
U. 5,-85.5: , •
11IA-51.08.
II113-81.'06.
- II=•80.8,
IA -80 , 0,
(c) Head Girl and Bop in each: Form;
Form (1)-Fliurriott Gandier, Howard Johnson:
Forel (II) -Dorothy Watts, Joe Gaudier.
Form (IIIA) -.Margaret Plurnsteel, Cleland 13one,
form (IIID),-Msargaret M'e"Lood, Audrey 'Darter. •
II. S. -Nellie Fear •and Amy Parsobis(tied), Andrew Fraser.
Brnscefi•eld
Mr, and Mrs,Hngh McDougall
hear `returned froth a Week's visit, at
their old home, Tiverton.
M and Mr's. Fred M!hGlanches
of Torcjnbo spent the week -end •as
the guests of U1'.. and Mrs, Ross
Scott. •
IVla•. ;Gari Kaiser of Detroit was.
here for a few`days last week.
Mrs, Lou'• Simpson of llensall was
calling on her many, friends here on
Sunday.':•
Mrs. Arthur IVIcQueen has pur•-
'l.cased a fine new player piano.
, Tuckersmith Township
Report of Si S. o. 4:
Sr. 4th -Edna Cook, Leslie Pepper,
Melbourne Ball, Stanley Collins.
Jr, 4th-liiarioin . Matheson, 'Wiihna
Roweliffe, Frank Garrett,'Beatrice
Snell, Dorothy Walters.
Sr. 3rd -.-Bert Garrett, Alden Crieh,
16
14. A Real Inovatlon
7
21 Conscious of the fact that it is
- • 22ha l dly fair to collect enough margin
19 : from the Cash Purchaser of Fuel to
pay the carrying charges ou the ac-
count of the Credit Purchaser, and
also conscious ,of the fact that Eat
en's, Simpson's, Loblaw's Groeeter-
ies, A..& P. Stores, Liquor Stores and
many other business concerns can
present •favourable reports for no
other reason than that they get the
CASH; the Clinton "Heat Folks"
have for this Spring and Summer de-
cided to offer Coal and Coke to the
public at a Dollar off for Cash Pay-
ment. •
16
6
19'
6
This is a real innovation ink the
Qc%al business which is now open to
everybody and will give everyone an
Standing' Standing opportunity to stock next Winter's
in last fuel at a price lower than it has been
e class term for years:
1 .3 JOHN B. MUSTARD COAL CO.
3' 2
12-1,
2 1
4 6
5 10
6 4
7" 8
3: 115
10 7
" 11 12
12 13
-12 19
14' 9
I.5 28
16 16
'17 14
18 18:.
19 84
19 22
21 29 '
•22 20
23 .15
24 26
26 17.
26 27
2'7 32
2 20
29 25
30 30
31 33
32 30
33 23 '
34 37
35 36
26 24
37 36
38 39
39 38
. (IA)
No. of Standing Standing
NAME paperrs No. of in last
written 'passes percenbsge class term
Howard Johnson .. 9' 983.8 1 1
,Tames Doherty ..., 9 9`' 75,4 '1 2 3
Percy Garter 7 7 72,7 3 7
7emteth Elliott . •,,,,.,. • 9' 9 69,7 4 5
'Reginald Cook . 9 ' 0 . 69,0 5 7
9. 9 68,8 6. 2 '.
9 9 62.0 . 7 10
8 8 61.8 8 13-
9 8 60.2 ` 9 0
Ellwood Campbell .
Arthur Griffiths . .
Harold Tyndall
James Reynolds
James Nickle ; . .
Harold Gibbs . .
Carl Radford
Wayne Rozell ........
John Deeves . ,
John: Cluff
Stewart Farquhar,
Harold Glazier ,
Edward Elliott
Donald Smith .
Archie Dale
George Runiiball
Earl Reynolds
Gerald Brown
No, of papers written -185:
No, cif passes, 1,48.
Percentage successful -80:0.
NAME
Harriet Gaudier
Florence llledallunt . .
Beatrice. Sharp,
Margaret Ross . , ..... .
Isobel Lindsay` ...
W. Trewartha
Josie Carter .
Velma Quail
Margaret Cal±bert
Helen •Johnson
Josephine Harris . ,
Nouns Potter
Ethel Thompson
Mary Crooks .: ....
Betty' Cluff .-,
Minlue Hudson .....
Maricjn Bayley
E1da Watson ,
Joan Campbell .
Isobel Cantelon .
Edna. Huller ; .
Jean- Miller
Marion Smith ,.
see c m•t
'7 7 ,59:'7 ' 10 . 10`
9 8 58.8 , 11 3
9 9 58.'7 12 12
6 4 58.5 13
1) 5 56.1 t 14 13
6" 4 56,8 15 16
7 6 55..6 16 6
7 4 54.0. 17 16
9 '7 53.3 18 13
' 7 5 a 52.3 11) 18
'7 5 t 51..7 20 . 20
8 4; - 47.1 21 ' 19
9 1 36.2 22 23
7 2 .360 1 23 22
(IB)
No, of Standing Standing
Papers No..of in last
Written passes percentage class : tern
9 9 I :86.3 1 1 2
9 9 83.3 -2' 1
9 9 82.5 •3 4
9 9 . 78.1 . 4 -• 5
9 0 78.0 5 3
9 9 ,78 .5 8 8
7 6
9 9 75.8
9 9 74'.1.
7 7 73.0,
9 9 ?71,0
9 9 68.7
9 9 67 4
9 9 67.0,
0 9. 66,.8
9 • 9 64.1
8 7 63.7 ..
9 9 °' 61.0
8 8 59.7
9 7 57.2
9 6 57.1
9 7 67.1
9 '7 56.0.
3 1 b1MK'gh 8 4' 49.1
7 Josie •Fitzsimmons ., ' 9 3 37;8
13 No. of •papers written -219.
9 •• ND of Passes 1.96.
15 Percent'ay,e.Suctessful-80:0.
8 12
9 9
10 18
12 ' 10 .
18 25
14 14
16 20
16 15
17 16
1:8 '22
19 18
20 .24
20 23
-22 21.
•23 19
24. 27
25 26:
1
Harold Pepper*
Jr. 3rd -Kathleen Falconer, Nor-
man . Pepper, Wanda Rowcliffe'°.
Sr 24d -Olden O'Brien, Clifford
Pepper, Glen Layton,'
Jr. 2nd-.-M'arg•aret Crich, Beatrice
Walters':.
Sr. st=Erma Garrett, Irene Gar-
rett, ITarry Crich. •
Jr. Primer -Viola Penney, Lloyd
Those whose names are follciwed
by an asterisk were absent from one
or more examinations during the
month of April.' -
-C. J. Collins, teacher:
MAY 2, 1929
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Second Standard Royalties Limited
• AN ALL -CANADIAN COMPANY
Incorporated under the Laws of ,the Province 'of On arid
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OFFICERS and DIRECTORS:
T . 1ti, Proctor, Esq„ President Pres. James Proctor & Redfern; Limited,
Thomais J. Hillard, Esq,, Vice President Consulting Engineers, Toronto
Ex -Pres, Dominion Life Insurance Company
Dr. W. A. Ilall, MP., 2nd Vice -President Pres. WWaterlrti Trust Company, Waterloo
S. E. 'Nicholson, A.C,A., Sec. -Treasurer Walkerton
Thomas II• Stinson, Esq,, I{.C., 1VI!,P•, Director Toronto
IVIcLatughlin, Fulton, Stinson &
James A. trainee, Esq., Director Anderson, Barristers, Lindsay
W. 7d. Moore, Esq., Director Manufacturer, Tollaacj.
Solicitors: Financier, Welland
Bankers; Auditors:
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Torq'nto City Hall Branch, Toronto
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Trustee for Sitikiug I"und, Transfer Age,A: and Registrar:
THE IMPERIAL TRUST COMPANY 'OF CANADA, 16 RICHMOND ST. WEST, TORONTO 2.
Second standard Royalties Limited is now receiving its Royalty Income from Royalties on
Leases, which are being operated by Major Producing Oil Companies such as; Marland, Barns-
shall, Mid -Continent, Carter, Gypsy, Magnolia, Prairie, Sinclair, Texas, Roxana, Amerada, Shell,
Skelly, Pure, Tidal, Aflaantic, Twin State, Pine, Independent, etc.
Alter taxes, and the expensesof management :save been provided for which will be very
'nn ninal due to the fact that 'the. Royalty Income of the Com'patiy is received entirely free of cost
-The. Charter Provides Mir The Distribution of Income Four Ways as Follows:
1 Cumulative 12% Redeemable
' Preferred Stock
The,Prefer•rod Shares are a first lien
on all the Assets of the Company with
a fixed dividend of 12% per annum,
payable 10 monthly on the first"o£ each
month to shareholders of record on the
25th day .of the previous month, and
are redeemable at 51:10 a share:
2. Sinking Fund
An amount equal to at least 3 to
1e each nvonth on the outstanding Pre-
ferred Stock of the Ccjnvpany must be
yet aside out of the Income of the Com-
pany and deposited' with The Imperial
Trusts Company ;of Canada, as Trustee "
for the Redemption of the Preferred
Shares on the let April, 1944, at $1.10
3. Sut•plu;i for Re -Investment
Two-thirds 4f the Surplus Incotite
must be invested in Producing Royalties
to increase the Assets and. Earning
Power of the Company and the remail:
ing one-third is availhble for Coliianon
Stock. Dividends.
4. Common Stock Dividends
One-third of the Colmpany'a Surplus
Income is set aside for Dividends on
Common Stock, but no Dividends will.
be declared until all the Preferred
Shares have been sold; meanwhile, this
fund will accumulate for the; benefit of
the owners of the Common. Stock,
The regular monthly dividend of '1% is payable on the 1st of each ntonih to Shareholders of
record on the 25th of the previous month.
The shares are sold. in Units of 100 12% Redeemable Preferred Shares at $1.00 per share
-and 100 Ceeullon Shares at 25e per share. ` :
• A deseript'ive circular giving full information on Second Standard Royalties
Limited will be forwarded on request.
All Cheques, Drafts, Money Orders, etc„ for subscriptions should be -.made payable.
to The•Impornal Trusts Company of Canada aed'same :forwarded to: -
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