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The Clinton News Record, 1934-07-19, Page 4PAGE 4 imasmsonssommossoommismommis 3 --'— THE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD' COOPER'S STORE NEWS MIDSUMMER SPECIALS Men's Shirts BROADCLOTH Collar Attached or Detached PAST COLORS Sizes 14% to 17 SALE PRICE $1.00 MEN'S BROADCLOTH Shorts 35c E'A:CII, 3 FOR $1.00 Fancy Cotton Hose 15c A PAIR Peaunut Straw Hats 15c EACH. DRESS VOILES 36" ;vide—Printed and Floral- designs. Patterns suitable for Ladies' or Children's Dresses. SALE PRICE 22d YD. CHINA SPECIALS Vegetable with Lid Reg. $1.50, Sale 50c Platters, Reg, 75c, Sale, 35c .Platters, Reg. Ole, Sale 25.e. Gravy Boats, Reg. 35e, Sale 25e A. T. COOPER. Phone 36w (Main Store), 36j (Ready-to-wear Dept, 2nd floor) The Store With the Stock. Leaders in Lew Prices. QUANTITY -The Most QUALITY ---The Best , 1VOODBURY'S SOAP 10c, 3 for 25c . CASHMERE BOUQUET SOAP'. 10c, 3 for 25d ROSARIE SOAP; 4 for 19e IMPORTED PICADILLY CASTILE 7 for 25c BEAT THEM IF YOU CAN W . B1 HOLIES POM, B. . ° , S CLINTON, ONT. PHONE 51 1 1 E CLEARING SALE of ST'AW FATS Friday and Sa.tuTday Harvest Hats 19c - 25c - 30c DAVIS S HE !` MAN CLEANING, PRESSING AND REPAIRING AGENTS FOR GILLESPIES CLEANERS & DYERS, SEAFORTH f,.;- b M . »,.ry n, .1 . hNF1..A . �• n+ '. a q,. ,. WEN ,ORPS BAKERY AND CANDY SPECIALS Chocolate Fudge Cake, Lemon Pies, Delicious Cup Calces, Suey Loaf. Your Favorite Brans and Coffee Loaf ICE CREAM SPECIALS Ice Cream and oft Drinks has been and still is our Speciality. We will supply "Pop" by the case, and Ice Cream in any quantity as all hours. MAY WE MENTION A FEW TEMPTERS:— Cherry Custard, Strawberry, Fruit and Nut, Maple Walnut, Chocolate, Banana, Orange and Pineapple. EXPERT W)1IDDING CAKE DECORATING PICNIC SUPPLIES WEN D ORE'S Pastry, Candy, Ice Cream HOLMESVILLE Mrs, el. Aiken of Clinton visited with her cousin, Miss S. Acheson of the village last week. Mr. and Mrs, Len. Yeo and children of Winnipeg have been visiting. the former's brothers, Messrs. W. and K. Yeo. Mrs. Birch and ohildren of Detroit visited last week at the home of the lady's, parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Mule holland. Miss K. Huller spent part of last week at the home of Isar parents, Mr, and Mrs. J. Huller. Mrs. Gibson and -children of De., troit have been holidaying at the home of the former's mother, Mrs. W. Mulholland. The W. M. 5,. and.W. A. of Holmen •ville church held their regular Meet- ing last Wednesday afternoon. at the home of Mrs. Eldrid Yeo. N'otwitki. standing the excessive heat, a good attendance was present and listened with much enjoyment to an address i s B Lobb vera by Mrs. rt e on her Social Service Wlork, which she has engaged in atCalgary, Alberta, for thepast eight years. This addresa, was very interesting and instructive, Mrs. E. Yeo and Miss Emily Proctor acted as hostesses and served a very dainty lunch at the close M the meet-, 'rigs. Rev. J. 'W, Herbert has returned to the parsonage and conducted services as usual Sunday. Fishing was the first industry to be 'carried on systematically by white people in the area now known as 'Canada. Long before 'Columbus 'dts- eevered America fishermen . from Europe are known to have fished on :the Atlaptic hence off the elemeinion, VARNA Miss I-Iattie Johnson of Torontois visiting her sister, Mrs. T. Robertson, Miss Ida C'hutee of Varna spent the week -end with her sister, Mrs. Wal- ter McBride. The three congregations, Varna, Goshen and Blake, held their annual picnic in Bayfield with a large gath- ering, the day being all that could be desired. I3RUCFFIEL1) Rev. Mr. Chandler of Kippen will preach in the United Church next Sunday at the morning service. The annual Sunday school and con. gregational picnic will be held at Baye field on July 27th. Mrs. John Chapman and Mrs. Jun- ior, formerly of Stanley, now living in the West, were renewing old ae- quaintances in the village and eomnsunity last week. IVir. and Mrs. i nobp visited at the home of the latter's mother, Mrs. Wun. Rattenbury, this week. On Tuesday, July 24th, the first game of the semifinal play-offs for the Stephenson Cup, ; ,emplematio of the soccer supremacy ef Huron Coun ty, between Egmondville and Brum- field will be played at. Brumfield. These two teams are very evenly, snatched and finished the .regular schedule stied for first position. The game' is called for 6.30 -:o'clock. More than. $100,000 is awarded an- nually in prize . nsoney .at tee Cana- dian .National Eehibi.tion n the agri cultural department alone. ENTRANCE .EXAMINATION 'RESULTS FOR HURON COUNTY Huron East The following are the results of the Entrance Examination held in the various centres in East Huron. EI- eanor Dunning of W'ingham public school, stood highest with a total of 678 out of 750, at •Seaforth,-Clinton; Blyth and' Brussels. Many passed on the Principal's recommendations, who are ungraded as to honours. CLINTON Myrtle 13ezzo, Percy Brown, Stella Brown, Jessie Campbell, Alvin Cor- less, Margaret Cornish, Reg. Cud more, Joyce Dougan, Lillian Elliott, Flossie Evans, Robert Glen, • Beth Govier, Rhoda Govier (hon.), Erma Hale,' Gerald Harris, Gertrude Hol- mes, Ferne Bunking, Willa Jervis, Agnes Johnston, Pearl Johnston, Ei- leen Knox, Helen Levis, Orval • Lobb, Sheldon MacMath, Ellen McGill, Hel- en eben 'McKenzie, Muriel Perdue, Wm. Radford, Leona Rapson, Barbara Snell, Eleanor Sprung, Jean Swah, Greta Taylor, Mary Thompson (hon.), Ivan Turner, ,Ruth Vodden (hon.), Jack West, Florence Yungblutt. BLYTH Edna 'Baird, Mildred Bell, Walter Bentley, Irene Cole, Alice Cook, Gene Cook, Robert Craig, :Gordon Craig, Bertram Elliott' (hon.), Scott Fairser- vice, Edwin Fear, Mabel Fear, Helen Ferguson, Margaret Heffron, Bob Henry (hon.), Ruth Hillborn, Lloyd Johnston, Hugh Kern (hon.), Annie Leatherland, Edna MacDonald, Jean McCallum, Gordon McDowell, Jim McEwing (hon.), Mae Mason, Gordon Nethery, Isobel Oliver, Wilma Shep- herd (hen.), Ross Taylor, Freeman Tunney, Helen Vincent (hon.), Ivan Wigbtman. ETHEL ' Joseph Baker, ITelen Desjardine (lion.), Betty Dunbar (hon.), Ruth Franklin (hon.), Hayden George, Frances Henry (hon.), DorothyKreu- ter, Betty Meehan, Jean Machan, Wallis Meehan, Everett Robinson, Jim Smith, Edythe Speiran, Gordon Ward, MANLEY Genevieve Atkinson, Teresa Atkin - Son (hon,), Harry Bennewies, M: Florence Dennis, Thos., Flannagan, Thelma Forbes (hon,),' Joseph Givlin, Ross Gordon, Arthur Henderson, Har, old Mudie, Kathleen Leeming, Dan 11Ianley (hon.), Murray Vincent, Geo. McCallum, Geo. McClure;,,Louis Mc- Iver, Mildred McNichol, Gerald te- nant (hon,), Edward Osborn (hon,), Leslie Pr'yce, Annie Pethiek, Albert Rose, Thomas Williams. BRUSSELS Margaret Bell, Betty Best, Walter Bewley, C.et WM. a • Y, W .Dew rt Eelcnsior (hon,), • Oliver Edgar, Velma Fischer, Garfield Henderson, Harold Huether (hon.), Bell King (hon.), Bob J. Kirk- by (hon.), Dorie L. Long, Everett Lowrie, Thos. McFadzean, Iven Mc- Quarrie, Edith MeTavish, Margaret Miller, Leena Mustard (hon.), Alfred Nichol, Eleanor Nichol, Gordon Nis. hol, Hartley Rutledge (hon.), Beth Shannon, Jack C. Ssnalldon, Ardoth Sproule (hon.), Wm. 0. Stiles (hon,), Janet B. Stokes. SEAFORTII Jean Anderson (hon.), Edna Arm- strong, Janet Baker, • Leon Bannon, John Bell (hon.), David Bolton, Cleve Carter, • Helen Chamberlain, Helen Charras, Doreen Cooper,' Alma Dale, Kate Dalrymple, Edna Daman, Dor- othy Deitz (hon.), Clete Dickson (hon.), Jean Dixon, Jean Dnngey, Hae rel Earle, Aldie Eckert, James Elliott, Mary Evans, David Grieve, Harold Free, Glen Houston, Muriel Hudson, Louis Lane, Stewart Love (hon.), Ronald MacGregor, 'Christine Mac- Kinnon, Walter MacMillan, Donald MacTavish, Robert MacTavish, NeI- son McClure, Nelson Messenger, Don alga Mole, Florence Murray, Margie - et et Murray, Allan Nicholaon, Ambrose Nigh, Roy Oke, Itobt. Patrick, Shirley Pretty, Ruth Shiner, - Olive Smith, Myrtle Taylor, Theda Watson (hon.), Alistair Wigg, Robt. Wilson, Alice Wright, Mayme Watson, WINGHAM Merle And erson os de' R s Anderson, Doris Armitage (hon.), Zena Arm- strong (hon.), Mary Baird, James Broome, Ruby Casemore, Clarence Cantelon (hon.), Lloyd Carter, Jean Crucltshank (hon.), Lloyd Darle, El- eanor Dunning (hon.), Ernest Falcon- er, Marjorie Forsythe, Lillian Fuller, Evelyn Gamble, Helen Groves, Wil-, Ham Hall, Jack Hare, Marie Hopper, Arnold Jeffrey, Gordon Jones, Betty Kaufmann (lion.), Jim .Lee, Arnold' Lillow, Bruce MacLean, Harold Mc- Callum (hon,), Margaret MoMicael,. Elizabeth Mathers, Edith Mundy, Harry Posliff (hon,), Mary Preston, (loon.), Robert Rae (hon;), Winnifred Smith (hon.), Mary'Sinnamon, Verne, Walker (hon.), Douglas Waram, El - wane Walsh . (lion.), Ruth Wheeler, ,Muriel Williams (hon.). Huron West Catherine Barton, Margaret Bisset Terry Cooper, Charlie Cudinore, Ma jorie Eastman, Jack Frith, Georg Graham, Violet Henry, Harold Ho man, Bert Huckins, Helen MacEwen Maude Moore, Elaine Moro, Fre Munnings, Hope Mutch, Joseph Pat- i ton, Frank Pett, William Reid, Leslie Riley; Helen Snell, Janet Taylor, Don- ald Thompson, Mary Thorneloe, Roy I Turner, Aleen V•olland, Grace Vol - land, Margaret Webb, Annie Whitten, Gordon Yule. Second ,Class Honors—Grace. Beat- tie, Susanne Bawden, Thelma Bell, Betty Bissett, Ruth Drennan, Jack Feagan, Albert Gauley, Maurice Har- wood, William Herbert, Eric John, Ston, William J. Johnston, Jean Lum- by, Marion MacAdam, John McKin- non, Donald Mason, Raymond Mur- ray, Gerald O'Brien, Ross Pennington, Florence Price, Jack ,Snell, Eva Straughan, Naomi Webster. Pass—William Bell, Irene Bowman, Myrtle Cantwell, Marian Chapman, Walter Chishotm,.Daphne Colclough, Ruby Cook, Alice -bodkin, Frances El- liott, Jean Elliott, James Garrick, Clarence Geromette, Raymond Ginn, Wilfred Giiousher, Bernice Grigg, Phyllis Jewell, Grace MacDonald, Er- ic McAllister, Agnes McArthur;• How-, and McCullough, Bertha McKenzie, 'Ruby McMichael, Beverley Mills, Sydney Neeb, Cecil Pollock, Pearl Roope, Ross Rutledge, Patricia Sig - sloe, Margaret Taylor, Mary Tich- borne, Ruth Tyndall, Frank Vines, Gertrude White, Ronaldo tangle, Jack. Yeo. Passed under the provisions of Re- gulations 11 (5) of the High School Entrance Regulations — Madeline Baker, Bert Campbell, Ruby Clark, Murray Sheardown, . Watson Shear_ down. Taylor, Donald Winer, Edith Wurm. Second Class Honors—Jean Baylo- r ham, Gerald Campbell, June Clarke, _' Howard Elliott, Bernice Hodgins, s. Josie Kerslake, Ethel fi;.ydd, Grace eh Lotter, Wilfred Perkins, Lorna Rich - t aids, Algin Rowe, Earl Schroeder, Morna Vahey, Leeland' Webber, Bob- by Wolfe, Reynold Wuerth. Passed'-- Elmer Abbott, Isobelle Appleton Doreen Baker, Helen Baw den, Gail Browning, Florence Fat kkenbury,,Perr'o1 Fisher, Vernon Hey- wood,,Harold Kerslake, Marion Lov ie, Margaret Melvelle, Elsie. Reid, Fred , Selves, Dorothy Smith, Hazel t Snell,.Main Walper, • I linnifred ,, White, Marguerite Wright, Marjorie e Wright.. 1- Passed under the provision of re- gulation i.1 (5) of the High School d Entrance Regulations -Lloyd Stan - lake. The following are the results o the recent High School Entrance .T'x anivnations held at the various centre under the jurisdiction- of the Goderi High School Entrance Board. Firs and Socondl ,Class Honors are an nounced. First Glass Honors means that 75 per cent. or more of the total marks were :secured; Second Class Honors, that between 70 and 75 per cent. was obtained. GODERICH First Class Honors—Hazel Barr The Robert Park Memorial medals, awarded aimally to the pupil from each of the Goderich Public Schools securing the highest standing on the year's work anclthe final examinee tions, were won by William Ried in the ease of Central School and by Donald, Thompson for Victoria School. HAYFIELD First Class Honors -Jean Johnston. Second Class Honors Bertram Carnet, Kenneth Castle, George Col- clough, Audrey Jones, Vera Will. Pass — Charlie Brandon, • Harry Brandon, Evelyn Gemeinhard, Gor-, don, Heard, Sylvia ,Lowden, Harry Reid, Anna Scotehmer, 'Walter Smith, Melvin Steep, Julene Stephenson. DUNGANNON First Class 1lonors—Alma Ander- son, Murray Campbell, Helen Durnin, Lorne, Roach, Dorothy Robb. Second Class Honors -,Madeline Caesar, Irvine Eedy, Benson Fea- ean, Noreen Kinalaan, Clara Reid,, Ed- ward Robinson, Donald Ross, Violet Saunders. Pass ---Norman Boyle, John Brodie, Billie Caesar, Stewarb Chamnoy, A2el, vin Craig, Harvey Culbert, ' Alberta Currie, David Sproul, Elaine Trem- blay, IiINTAIL First Class Honors -Alan. Durnin, Marion MacDonald, Cecil McGee, Re. best MacGregor, Gordon Robb. . Second Class I-Tonors —; Thomas Culbert, Dorothy McMillan. Pass—Eileen Campbell, Margaret Crawford, Donald Drennan, ,Sadie Famish, Marie Ferguson, Archie Maclntyre, Marion MacKenzie, Mar- jorie McKenzie, Elwood Murray, Jean Nelson, Albert Sage, ST. HELENS First Class T•Ionors — Dorothy Al- len, Lane ,Gardner; Marie MacCeostie, Sadie Nicholson, Etta Swan. Second Glass Honors—Ellen An- drew, Vera Las en b Y Itocan Pass—Bernadean A n Ronald Cranston, Russell Farrier, Jack Ing- lis, Allan Miller, James Reid, George Webster. Appeals against ,the results of the Entrance Examination must' be made to the Inspector before August 15th 'and must be accompanied by the ap- peal fee of $2.00; which is returned in case the appeal is sustained. EXETER First - Class Honors y Laverne Christie, Ralph Delbridge, Austin Fahrner, Lillian Finkbeiner, Eliza- beth. Hogarth, Anna Kernick, Ol'ar, ence McDonald,, Gerald McFalls, Frayne, Parsons, Iran Perkins, Stan- ley Preszcator,, Stew;art Prouty, Grace Snell, Grant Taylor, Isabel iiENSALL First Class honors—Robert Ald- winekle, Harry Collins, David Sang ster., s Second Class Honors — Dorothy Peck, Robert, Peck, Kenneth Pass- more, Lloyd Thomson. . Pass—Ruth Bell, Herbert, Drum- mond, Aubrey Farquhar, Mona Glenn Irene Hoskin, Jerry Johnston, Her- old, Jones, Margaret MacGregor, Alf- red Ropp, Edna Saundereock, Mar- garet Shepherd, John Simmons, Nola Taylor. D'ASE;WOOD First Class Honors—Dorene Atchi- son, Iva Lovie, Leona McCann. Pass—Merle Helfrich, Doris Hicks; Reta Masse, Herbert Ness, Joyce Paff, Ruth Sharrow, Irina Wein, Eileen Willem. WINCHELSEA First Class Honors—Hazel Johns, John Johns, Margaret Pooley, Elgin. Skinner. Second Class ` Honors - Laureno Herr. Pass—Andrew Arskey, Harold Da, vis, Audrey Fletcher, Oliver Jaques, Jean Morley, ponald' Murray, Thel- ma O'Reilly, Gordon Prance, Verna Scott, Jack Switzer. ZURICIL First Class Honors•—,AIiee Beaver, Marjorie •Galiman, Allan Gesclro, Mildred Haberer, Kathleen Hay, Archie MacKinnon, Doreen O'Dwyer, Gertrude Turkheim. Second Glass Honors—Meek Bed- ard, Irene Foster, Rita Foster. Pass — Lawrence Brisson, Orval Corriveau, Leona Dewey, Monika Dewey, Fred Farwell, Joan Gelinas, Kathleen Hey, Ulene Jeffrey, Clare McBride, Delmer Illeidinger, Doris Meyers, Calvin Thiel. The ;lay township memorial schol- arships, awarded annually to the Hay township pupils securing the highest standing at the entrance ex- amination, were won as follows: (1) Mildred Heberer, (2) Marjorie Gall, ratan, (3) Gertrude Tut:iam m. These three pupils are ;Bens the Zurich public school, NEWS OF HAPPENINGS IN THE COUNTY 'AND DISTRICT ASHFIELD The funeral of Ila May Saunders, sixteen -year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Saunders,' of Ashfield, was held on Monday afternoon from the residence of her parents on the 9th concession. The 'service was conducted by Rev. Mi'. Patton, pastor of Blake's United Church whore Miss Saunders attend- ed church and Sunday School. Until the family moved a year ago to the farm, they now occupy, Ila Nay at- tended Belfast school and attended Zion ;school until this Spring. In good health until.. stricken with pneii- mania a little over a week ago, com- plications set iii and she passed away a few days later. Besides her par- ents she is survived by five younger brother's and sisters, Violet, Freda, Gordon, Lloyd and Lottie. Interment• took place in Greenhill cemetery. HEN'SALL: A reception was held in the town hall when about 300 friends and neighbors of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd McLean (formerly Miss Agnes Wien), presented them with a lovely kitchen Cabinet, with a fitting ad- dress. Dancing was indulged in un- til the small hours of the morning with excellent music supplied by 10 cal artists. ' DUNGANNON:. A. meeting of the ratepayers of Dungannon Public School, U. S. S. No. 8, Ashfield, was held in the schoolhouse on Monday evening, with .about sixty in atten dance. The proposition of making some provision for the establishment of a Grade C, Continuation. School was again discussed and planst and estimates for various types of build- ings considered, among them being the .addition of one room to the pre- ent two -room building. Also a com- plete new om-pletenew school. It was felt that the Iatter proposal would bemest desir-.l THURS., JULY 19, 1934 able, but in view of the fact that it would be too late in the season now to commence operations, the whole question was left in abeyance until early next year. E. C. Beacom, I.P.S. for West Huron- was present. Charles Elliott acted as chairman of the meeting, and Mr's. R. David- son as secretary, GODERICH: The death occurred here on Friday night •of - Mrs. . Mary Jane Stevens, widow of the late John Stevens, in her 84th year. Mrs. Ste- vens sufTered a stroke of paralysis on Monday, and was only ill a few days. She was born in the Township of Colborne, the daughter of John and Elizabeth Walters' Arlin, who cause'. from Devonshire, , England. Paler to coming to Goderich twenty years ago, she and her husband farmed in Colborne, and lived at Mc- Gaw for eight years, when they were burned out, Mr. Stevens diedfifteen years ago. Surviving are one broth- er, Joshua Arlin, a son, William Ste- vens, of Colborne Township, and a daughter, (Bertha), Mrs. Reuben Grigg of Goderich township. There are ten grandchildren and four great grandchildren. The funeral which was held on 'Sunday afternoon, was largely attended. Rev. F. W. Grafi, of Victoria Street United Church, of which Mrs. Stevens was amiember, of- ficiated. ` The pallbearers were six grandsons, Carman Stevens, Bruce, Gladstone, John, Edward and Chester Grigg. The floral tributes were care ;led by Harold Stevens and Will Grigg. Mrs. Stevens was laid to lest in the Family plot in Colborne Ceme- tery. rGODERICII: There passed away in Clinton on Saturday, Frances Jean Curwen, widow of the late Herbert Fisher who was a daughter, of the late Mr. and Mrs. Henry Curwen of Carlow and later of Goderich town- ship. Mrs, Fisher had ,been ill for a number of years' following a stroke of paralysis. She was a member of Carlow Presbyterian Church and .is survived by one brother, Isaac Cur - wen and three sisters, Misses Minnie and Mabel, all 'of Goderich Township, and Mrs. ;vers of Alberta. The fun- eral took place' Monday afternoon, from the residence of Mr. Isaac .Cur - wen, Huron Road, Goderich township to Colborne cemetery. .SIi;AFOITH: Rev, Canon. E. Appleyard and Mrs. Appleyard cele- brated the fortieth anniversary of their marriage with a family dinner at St. Thomas' Rectory on W'ednese day at which their son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. C. Coulter and children of Ottawa, Charles Ap- pleyard, principal of the ;Galt Tech- nical School, Rev. Reginald Apple - yard of Huron College, London, Rev. Harold Appieyamrd, Kerwood, Miss Gertrude Appleyard and Miss Eva MacLean, London, were present. Their son, Ernest Appleyard, M.D., cabled his •greetings from .Salford Royal Hospital, Manchester, Eng- land where he is taking a post -grad- uate course. 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