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The Seaforth News, 1931-01-01, Page 1• Olt, list; to 'the moments f. though little'they seem, ". •Tlfey •are bearing ,oar"- bark On a swift, 'silent stream WHOLE SERIES, 'VOL., 53, No. *sane r•u ,SEAFO.RTH, ONTARIO; THUR ;o AY, JANUARY 1, 191. lristi 'ASSORTED CHOCOLATES., . 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Dried Apples, i es, Feathers, Etc„ to rn in exchange for gro- ceries. F. D. ilUTCHISON -Phone Phor Phood 166 1211111111111921211,01, 2 WINTHROP. "A Happy New Year to All" iy Mrs. Fergus. Bullard and children spent the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Armsttrong of London. Mrs, Joseph Little spent Christmas week with her parents, Me. and Mrs. Geddes of Belgrave. Mr. Archie Campbell of Toronto spent the holidayat his home. Mr. and Mrs. Zach McSpadden and Mr. William Chapman- of Seaforth spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. William • Trewartha, Mr. and Mrs.J os. Hudson of Sea fodth spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Sol, Shannon, Mr. Jno, 'Bulllard•slpent the hioliday with his daughter, (lits. - Harold. Smalldon of Walton. Mr. and Mrs, Hiram Shannon- of London spent the Christmas' haiideys with relatives here." Misses MargaretJean Alexan- der and an� der are speeding their holidays with their .parents, Mr. n p s, and • Mrs. Hugh Alexander. Mr, and Mrs. Poster Bennett Hu- ron Road, and Mr. Fergus Bullard spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs, George Eaton. We ere glad to hear that Mr. Frank Johnston is able to be up again deter spending a week in bed evith a severe cold. • The Ladies' 'Aid and W.M.S.'are nceting'at the home of Mrs. Robert McFarlane on .Wednesday, Jan: 7'th.• ST. COLUMBAN. The following telachers are . home for the holidays: Thos. McQuaid and Charles Malone, Windsor; Edith Miles, Guelph; Macgaret McGrath of Brantford; Helena Flannery of Lin- wood and Anne Dalton of Detroit. Brother Francis of Montreal is vis- iting his parents, Mr. and Mrs John.. CHURCH CARD, North Side United Church,—Pastor, Rev, W. P. Lane. B:A. ' f Sunday, Jan. '4th1931.j• hl am. and 7 pmt.—P11 bile Wor- ship. New Year message $: ' ---,Wishing all our friends a Very Happy and Prosperous New Year. Rev, and Mrs. W. F Lane: , Dalton, Mr. and Mrs.' Charles- Itinoxel'1 and family are visiting at the home of Mrs. John Downey. • Messrs. Basil' Lane and James Shea of 'Toronto spent Christmas at. their homes here. Miss Mary O'Sullivan of Toronto spent the. week-,. end eith her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter O'Sullivan. Misses Evelyn McGrath of Detroit and Mary McGrath nf.T'oronto• spent Christmas with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. .P. I3; McGrath. Misses Florence 'and'Margaret Mc- Quaid and Thns, McQuaid of Strat- ford spent the week end with friends here. Miss Mary Purcell of Detroit visit- ed her sister, Mrs. Gerry Flannery for Christmas, Mr. John Williams and -his sister, Margaret, of Detroit, are visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pat Williams, Miss Mbrissey of Brantford visited her friend, Miss Margaret McGrath over the t,:eetc end. Miss Mary Lane left for Toronto on Mond'ay:to spend the winter, Miss Eileen' Eckert' spent the week end with ef1ss Elizabeth Corbin, Mr.. J. J. Holland was in Stratford on• :Monday,' Mr. Louis D. Fortune of Detroitis visiting his sister, *Mrs. 1ldike. Down- ey. Mr. 'Joseph Murphy of Detroit is hospending a couple of weeks at :• hs me here. Mr, John, McMillan of Detroit spent Christmas with his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Miles McMillian, CONSTANCE. Mr. and Mrs. John Riley and son also Mr. Bert Riley of Tuckersmith, spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. George Riley. • Mr. and Mrs. Howard Armstrong and family visited with Mr. and Mrs. Wnz, Clarke -on Christmas 'Day. Mrs. Jos. Riley Sr. of Bayfield is spending her Chrietmas holidays at her hone here. Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Riley Jr,' were Christmas visitors at the home of the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Cook of Goderich Township., Mrs. Wm. Moore Sr. returned to Toronto last week after: spending the simmer with her son here. Mr. Dave e Millson spent Cltrietinas with Mr. and Mrs. Peter Lindbay. The Golden Links Mission ' Band held their monthly meeting in the basement of the church last Saturday afternoon, Mrs. Edwin Britton, the Leader, presided, The meeting op- ened with the hymn "=Holy, Holy, Holy,'•' and prayer by the Leader. Tlse new study book on Japan, which proved' very interesting, was taken pp by Mrs, Britton. The Scripture Les- son was read by Doris Lawson and Clarissa Dale, The election of officers was held and Doris Lawson was ap- pointed President; Helen Britton, as Secretary, Ethel Dexter as Treasurer;. Heralds for Japan ,were Mary Lawson and Fills Dexter; kr China, Phyllis Medd Clarissa Dale, Violh Dexter and' -Alma Medd; world?wide,' all the boys, and Ktaithleen Yungblut and Edith Britton; for Africa, • Hazel. Jamieson, Jean Wakefield, Jean An: - Verson, Olive Grimoldlby, pianist, Helen Britton; assistant pianist, Isa- bel Jamieson, Meeting closed by quoting in unison Psalms 19 ,and 14, Meer which lunch was served. Misses Blanche and Elva. Whefatley, of Toronto are spending the holidays at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Wheatley. Miss 'Thelma Dale, Miss Mildred 13ritton, Mr,;Biti Dale,, Mr. Lorne Lawson' of Toronto spent Christmas holidays at their 'respective homes. :etre. W. Moore': returned to Toron- to the week before Christmas to spend Christmas with her son and d augh ter,: Mr, and Mrs, Calvin Hillen of. .Me - Kilian visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edavin Britton on Monday last. Mrs.' W. Britton returned home from C:nnton hospital on;' Saturday last, `"lake core of the a#laments; For life's but a 'span Then carefully hoard •thetii' 0 vain, dreaming' Man -1 --1. L. Eggleston. ix rw art om. Phone 84 762.,(A)-11 NOMINATION' MEETING. Mayor, Reeve and Council Are Elect- ed by Acclamation. ,Seaforth town :council for 1931 wi bei Mayor,. J. F. Daly; Reeve, J. W Beattie Councillors, L. F. Bolto Con. Eckart; I. Hudson, Robe Smith; T. J. Stephens, A. D. Suthe land. MMT J• F. Daly was:' elected by a cla'm'ation'es Mayor of Senforth f 1931,: and Mr, J. W. Beattie r elected. Reeveby acclamation- toh eighth, terns inthat office, at the 'a nual nomination meeting ,held 0 Monday night when the town ha was well filled, .Town Clerk J. A. Wilson was ap pointed Chairman for the meeting the close of the nominations an called upon. Mayor R. G. Parke, wh gave a resume of the work of th council, during the past year, refe ring particularly to the newfirealar system. sfr.. Parke closed his speech . with a valedictory, as he is going to To- rontoto reside. Mr. Robert Smith saidhe would not be in the field for Mayor. Mr• J. F. Daly thanked the rate- payers for the honor conferred' peon him. He had been in business here for thirty-eight years, and had served. in public -office for twenty-two years, and would give the affairs of the town the' name careful attention he had in the ',same ' Reeve J. W. Beattie, whose name is one of the .most prominently. men- tioned for Warden of the .County for 1931, gave an informative speech re- garding county council matters. Mr. Beattie said that considerable econ- unties could be effected, and gave as an example the sums paid to various its committees for special' meet - Mr. Leonard F. Bolton . said. he Would he in the fields for council. His reason for opposing the new fire alarm system was the cost for a tgwn this size. Mr. W. A. Crich announced < he would not be ie the fieldefor council, having served for a goodly number of years, Mr. Conrad Eckart gave an ac- count: of his stewardship on the oro- perty committee of the Councillast year,. The renovations of Victoria Park had .been accomplished, along with other necessary work, including the disposal of machinery at the old waterworks, securing a new town clump, etc. Dr, R. R. Ross had not expected to be nominated, and had not yet de- cided te'hether he would' be in the field for council., Those nominated, together with their movers and seconders, were: For Mayor: Robert Smith—By R G. Parke and M. MfcKellar. Richmond G. Parke, by J. F. 'Daly and 'W. H. Golding. John F. Daly—By E. L. Box and T. 5. Stephens. For Reeve: . J. Wesley Beattie—By R. G. Parke and Robert Smith. For Council: 'Leonard F. Bolton—By J. M. Gov- eirlock and John Grieve: A, D. Sutherland—By T. 3. Steph- ens and W. H. Elliott, Wm. A. Crich—lBy J. F. Daly' and R. G, Parke. John H'otham—By R. G. Parke and J. F. Daly. Conrad' Eckart--03y J. F. Daly and R G. Parke, Merton Reid-iBy R. G. Parke and J. F. Daly, Isaac Hud'sonHBy Donald Mc- Donald anid Henry Hoggarth; Herbert Box—By W. H, Golding ands J. W. Beattie. (Robert Smith- J, W.Beattie and D, 'MriDonal'd, m • (WilliaBiclrell1B —y D. Mc ona�ld and J,'W, Beattie, tDr. R. R. 'ROSS -,By Leonar Bol- ton and 'Geo. Lihey. T. J. Stephens ---By J. J. Br erick ands L. F. Bolton. Public Utilities-1Jolhn J. Clu by J. F. Daly and R. G Parke, ISchoo]' Trustees• -All by ac lama - ,,tion : North Ward (2 years) Fre W. Wigg. East Word (2 years) --Joh C. Laing. 11 n, rt r-, or e is n n 11 at 0 e m D d od ff c d n South Ward (2 years) -41. Me- dlar.' South Ward (1 year) --Robert Joynt. Townshipof Stephen. ep cit; For Reeve:. .,Reuben Goetz, Wm.. Sweitzer. For Deputy Reeve: Wesley Dear- ing, Win. S'.weitzer, Edward Gill. ,For Councillors: Henry Beaver, Noble Scott, 'Wesley Dearing, ' Ed- ward ,Lamport; ,Edward Gill; Edward J. Shapton, Peter Martene.' Township of Hullett. • For Reeve', Matthew Armstrong by Roht Ferris and Bert. Allen James Leiper by Benj, B, Allen and Isaac' Rapson. !For Council: James Leiper..b JOS. Flynn and Thos..-Cerliert. James K Forbes by Harald Morrell and Eph- ream Snell, Herbert Mogridge by J. F. DALY. who is Mayor-eleot of. Seaforth for 1931. Wm. Govier. and Harold Sprung: Robert Lawson by Patrick Quigley and Albert Morrell, John Barr by Chas. Redden and Frederick Ynng- b1ut. Bernard Nott by Wm. Rico and John Freeman. Bert Allen by Simon McVittie and Joseph Riley, The first four named above for council were the 1930 councillors, Hullett—Reeve — M, Armstrong. Council—James Forbes, Herbert Mo-. Bridge, Robe. Lawson, Jas. Leiper. Township of, Hibbert. For Reeve: William P. Morris, Jo- seph Ne•nle. For Council: Frank Al- len, Robert Burchill, Martin Feeney, John W. 'Hecleney, William Kay, George -Lan nisi, George Vivian, Exeter — Reeve, B. M. Francis, Council — !Henry Beirlin'g, ' J. H: Grieve, ;David Rowcliffe, H. C. Rivers. Brussels Reeve—A,' C. Baeker, Council—lWnt, Little, Geo. Mclean, Wm. Clouse, W. E.' Willis, Stanley Township. Reeve—A, P. Keys. Council—•John Etue, Fenwick Stewart, Goldie Gra- ham, Mervin Hanley, • Bayfield.. Co,mctt-.;E. A, Featleereeone, W. J, McLeod, Louis-Thpnis,tn; ; 1'iurdocli Ross, Harold Brandon.. Three to be elected. Grey Township—Reeve, Henry A. Keyes, John McNabb, Deputy reeve— F. Collins, Thos. Daughterty, Rhein - hold Rock, Council—Silas Johnson, Ewan 'McQuarrie, Oliver Heming- way, Hy, Gorsalitz, Frank Harrison, Clinton—For Mayor, J. W. Steven- son and S. S. Cooper..Geo. H. Elliott,. anetinneer, was elected Reeve by ac- clamation, For Council—W. S. R. IIolmes, 0. L, Paisley, Glen Cook, Bert Langford, Herbert Crich, Fred. Livermore and Emanuel Ward, NORTH MCIILLOP. Mr. and Mgrs. Leonard Leeming and son Ross were visithig Mr. and Mrs, Win, ,Simpson an Christmas day: Miss Vera Crozier is spending her Christmas holidays under the paren- tal roof, Mr. John Holden is visiting friends in London. Mr. Wm. Leeming' spent Chris't- mas day with Mrs. John Boyd. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed•ay. Regele end daughter Shirley spent Sunday at Mr. and Mrs. Peter 3lcLaughlin's, Mr. and Mrs. William Boyd 'are laid ap with bad colds, 'Mr, and Mrs. Peter McLaughlin spent Christmas with the latter's par- ents, MMr. and Mrs,' William Manley. KIPPEN Miss Grace Cooper oT Landon spent the holidays with Mr. and Mrs W. W. Cooper. Mr, Robert Cooper and Doreen, ,Pack and Mr. J. McGregor ere visit- ors in Lansing, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Anderson, and Mr. Wallace . Sheffer of Marlette spent a few days with Mr. Andiersbn•'s sister, Mrs. J. Workman, and broth- ers, Wen. and' Arthur Anderson. iMr, Lloyd Workman was home ov- er the 'holiday. Lloyd has been ill' with scarlet fever but is quite well again end able to resume his wobk in Oshawa. • , Mrs. Isaac Jarrott, Miss Etta, J.'McGre br, and. M 1, Mrs. t; r Gilbert Jarro'tt were visiting in London, last week. W. M. S. will meet for its first 193d meeting at the manse 'first Wednes- day in January. We trust all. the. Is - es of the congregation will be pres- ent. Mr. J. Whiteman and daughter, Mabel, are visiting with Mrs. Robert Dinsdale, 'town line. Mr, and Mrs, W Me1lis spert the holiday's with Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Stafford' of St. Thomas. Mr. Lance Norris of Toronto is spending his, holidays at. the hone of his parents; Mr . and Mrs, John Norris, Mr: Robert McNaughton, teacher. in the Talbot street School; London, is home for the Christmas -holidays. Mr: and Mrs. Ross Chapman: spent in evening recently at the home . o$ Mr, and Mrs. Anson Coleman,' • S. S. No, 2 held their Christmas en- tertainment on Friday evening last Mr, R, J. Cooper and Jack Mc- Gregor have returned from a very pleasant visit with• friends in Lansing, Mich. Mrs, Fowler and son Gordon of Toronto are spending the holidays with their many friends in these parts, Mr, end Mrs, Joe McLellan of Mil- ton are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs, H. McGregor. Mrs, Charles Cooper is gaining slowly after her recent illness. Mr. and Mrs, Jas. McDonald spent a very pleasant' visit with friends in London recently. Mr.• Jno. M'ousseau of Grand Bend spent the Week end with ICip- pen friends, Miss Etta Jar'rott of Toronto is spending the vacation with. her par- ents'in the village. • BRUCEFIELD, The annual business meeting of the Brucefield branch of the Horticultur- al Society, will be held in the school room of 'the church, January 14th, at 3.45. All those interested in the Hor- ticultural Society should be present at this nteeti tg. Miss Emma McDonald, a teacher in a'Goderich'school, is spending her holidays at her home near the village. Meir. Carman Haugh, Mr. John Mc- Intosh and Mr. L. Reid of Toronto, are spending their holidays at their respective homes. 'Misses Irene and Kate Snider spent Christmas at their home in the vil- lage. .. The Brucefield Library Board has purchased over fifty new books which will .be ready for distribution at • the first of January. Membership tick- ets will be the same as last year. The sincere sympathy of the whole community is extended to Mr. Alex. Thompson, Mrs. Jas, Thompson and son and alt the friends of the late Mr, James Thompson, wha passed, away recently, and also the friends of the late Mrs. George .Baird, Sr., whose funeral was• held on Tuesday of this week, Y.,RS.— The regular meeting of the Young People's Soeiet.y' was 'held Monday evening, December 1'S,th with Fred Boyce, the Citizenship conven- or, in the chair. Tlie meeting opened by singing hymn 278. The Scripture lesson, which was found in Proverbs; 22nd chapter, was read by Davie McIutosh. Fred Boyce discussed the Scripture lesson. Bill McLaugh- lin gave a talk on hymn 123. Faith of Our Fathers, Living Still," hymn 103, was then sung, Elgin Thompson then led in prayer. Mr. Bremner gave the topic on "Money"; a very lively dis- cussion followed. The president, Jimmy, McIntosh, then took the chair, The election of officers for 19,31 followed: Honorary president, Mr. Bremner; president, W. D. Landsborough; secretary, Grace Ad- dison; treasurer; Jesse Freeman; or- ganist, Greeta Broadfoat;' assistant organist, Pearl Brock; devotional con- venor, Bill McLaughlin; citizenship convenor, Bi11, Pepper; missionary Convenor, John Broadfoot; social convenor, Mr. E, :McLeod. The So- ciety decided to send $60.00 to the Missionary and Maintenance Fund. The 'fleeting closed by singing hymn 255 and ah'1 repeating the Mizpah ben- ediction. DUBLIN. Misscan _McConnell returned eturned to Detroit Saturday after. spending Christmas under the parental roof. Miss Mary O'Connor, R. IN., of 'Highland Park 'Genenal Hospital, spent Christmas with Mr. 'and Mrs. Dan 01Connior. The dance and card party held in the Parish Hall Tuesday night, Dec. 30th was Largely attended and all* re- port a very good thne. .We are glad to report that Mr. Pat- rick Woods is improving as quickly. as' can be expected, Miss Helen. Krauskopf of St. Jos- eph's Hospital, London, spent a few days this week with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Murphy spent Sunday with the latter'sarents Mr. , M. and Mrs. Daniel Barry of Seeforb'h. A large number from this vicinity attended the nomination held in Staffa Monday, Dec, 29th. Miss Helen Cronin of Detroit is holidaying with her parents. 'Report for the Christmas examin- ations of St. Patrick's School, Dub- lin. Sr. 1'iV. (Hotonrs C har1es Benm �DorothyDonnelly, Gerold Donnelly. - LLoyd McCarthy, Ursula Flanagan, Mary Sebolyneaux, John Krauskopf, Norman O'Connor, Rose Arnold, Kathleen Burns. Jr. IAV,—Muriel' Looby, Jack Beim, Agnes Rowland, Genevieve Feeney, Edwin 'Stapleton, Leonard Ndgle, Lawrence Dillon, R. Dillon. Sr. 'P.DI. Honours—James Dellauney, ICathleen Cunnings, Mary Cen- nnmo, ,Pass --Joseph Donnelly, Al- bert Donnelly. Jr. DII. Pass --jack Jordan; b Evans,J a Jbseph Jack Flanagan, Teresa "I{taus- leoel, Fergus Stapleton, Fergus'"Cuni- ings, fames Cortin, Charles Kraus- opf. Second Class .- Michael Feeney, in A sp'len•did programme was given and k a large crowd attended, $1 A YEAR,. leg wish glut tilt moot 3IUpp1T pub litas trlrplt8 Nut War VMu k}stir titer enjulgg 1. FRED . S. SAVAUGE Jeweller and. Optometrist Phones 194, Res. 10. ,v. Mary Evans, Harry Cummings, Lu- the holidays at his home here. cille McGrath, Mary Jordan, M. Mes..John Townsend and children Arnold, Loretta Feeney, Louis Loo- of Port Arthur are spending the heti - by, _Margaret Tyers, Louise' Flare idays at the home of her parents( -Mr. gan, Rose Feeney, Kathleen Staple- and Mrs. Jos. G. Crich, ton, James Kraus'kopf, Kathleen Nomination.=A large number` of Brennan, Joseph Bonn, Angela Don electors met in Walker's Hall, 'Bruce nelly, Loreen Looby. field on Monday afternoon,. December First Class. --James. Jordan, Wil- 29th, for the purpose of nominating Liam, Maloney, Gerald. Burns, Eileen candidates for theposition of Reeve Jordan, Veronica O'Connor, Marg- and councillors for the township of met Cummings, Earl Nagle; Thome:. Tuckersmith far' the ensuing year and Dorsey, Mary Dorsey, Francis Dil- Mr. D. F. McGregor, township clerk, lona received the following nominations: Printer—Mary Woods, Louis Don- For Reeve, William M. Doig, William- • n'eliy, Ryan Jbrden, Rita Dorres- Thompson and Robert Watson. ''For tyn, Edward Rowland. Councillors, William Archibald, An- gus Brown, Charles McICay,'' Ira Johns and Matthew Clark, At • the McKILLOP. conclusion of the nominations, Mr. - W. M. Doig was appointed chairman of A very enjoyable social afternoon the meeting and in his opening ad-- was spent at S,S. No. 12 Maniere, dress stated that owing to other ,besi- on Wednesday, Dec. 17th when a ness, that required his immediate at - combined programme was put on by tention, that he would not be a pan, S S. No, 7 and S. S. No. 12. Many:didate for the Reeveship this year, interesting numbers were given by'blit said that he intended to do so both schools,- sometime in the future as he always • The universal week of prayer start- had an ambition to be Reeve of •the ing. January 4th will be observed by township where he was born.. •'He the' three . churches of Ma`KSllie then ealiec^upon teh other candidates charge,' Duff's, Bethel arid Coven to address the voters,' 'tRobert Mc- contmencing Monday evening in Kay, a former Reeve end Warden of Caven Church, Winthrop. The pastor Huron county, and John McNaugh- wil'1 be assisted by Rev, Mr. Maines ton, also a former Reeve, addressed the meeting. Mr. and -Mrs. Lennis Seaman and Miss Mfota McGregor of Scott. Me- morial Hospital, 'Seaforth, and Miss Verney McGregor, of Clinton business college, are spending the holidays at the residence o1 their • brother, Mr. . Robert McGregor, lir. John D. Stewarthad the mis- fortune to lose -a valuable horse one day this weeks A reception was held for. Mr. 'and Mrs. Wm, Taylor Jr, at the residence of Mr. Wm.' Taylor 'Sr., near n' hurst by a longe " mrnnibn ---- friends and neighbors 'on Tuesday erring. \Ir: Davis Moore of Toronto isrvis iting his parents, Mr, •and Mrs.:..I. Moore. Mr, lKenneth Jackson of Guelph is visiting at his home here. Mrs. John Hay of M11 Road spent Christmas at the home of her son, Mr. Jas. Hay.' Mrs, Angus Murray Of Exeter ited recently With her son, 'Mr.• Cecil Murray, Mr, and Mrs, faro. McLachlan and' fancily spent Christmas` with Mir: and Mrs, J, Elgfe,' Mr. IV%ilham; Miller of the 'West is visiting at the home' of Mr. -Isaac Moore. AMr, and Mrs. David Steeple'' of Monkton, spent Christmas with the latter's ,parents, Mr. and Mrs. .Win. Pullman, ' Mr. and: Mrs. Joseph McLellan of Milton ;spent ' Past week visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh 'MCGregOr. Miss 'Frances Houston of Brant- ford is visiting with .her :parents 'over the holiday. Mr. acid Mrs. John Murray of 'De-, theft spent Chirstmab3 with the latter's p a ten's Parents, Mr. and Tfi•,i •i.,.. ; fieri , ped ,-,;nudren tee eaf�^air,and I y and strong. 1 ."Thm:,..tonw`o ,other women about youedicie. of Walton and Rev. Mr, Malcolm of Egmgn,dv_ille., A: cordial invitation is extended to all to join in this week of prayer. Fuller announcement will be made from the pulpit Sunday. The fallowing is the report of S, S. No. 7, McKillop, for the months of November and December, Sr. IV. --,Everett Perdue 79%, Wal- ter Somerville 70%. Jr. IV. ---Boyd Driscoll- 79%, Ivin Shannon 63%, Jimmie Balfour 61%. Jr. TTI, — Kathleen Leeming 75•%, Harold :audit 73%. First Class:---41-relen Thanter 79%n,. \\"illie Leeming 78%. Primer.—Anna Somerville,ood. No. an roll, 10. The hgihest noun- ber of ,stars during the two months for spelling, Kathleen Leeming, Cora; F. Strong, Teacher. The fallowing is' the No. greport for S. S. 6 McKillop, for the months of Noveni ber ,and December. Sr. W.—Reggie Pryce 81' Gor- don Elliott 69%,Norine. Lite' 6 2 . Jr. IV. '— Alma Finnegan 73%, :Handle Sperling p g 69%a; Evelyn Hoegy 519x. Sr. ISI: Vera Duffy .33%, Glen Pryce 70%, Helen Elliott 69%. (Jr, LI'.L- sLeslie Pryce 80%, Rita Duffy end Gerald! O'Hara 70% oqual) Sr. III.• --Everett 'Beuermtann. 810 Hazel Sperling /9%, Beatrice Pryce 75%, Mary Pryce 69%. Jr.• hI. eleromoted from :L)-1Aud- rey Beuermann 718%n, (Bab 'Duffy 72%, Billy Little 75%, IAii'in Beuermann 69%, Gordon Beuermann 65%*. Jr.Sr. Pr. Lois Hoegy (very good). Irene Connolly (very good). No. on roll2 p, Average at# nd- ainco 23,5: Anoaca Dale, Teacher, TUCKERS1VWITH, The Sunday :School at Turn^ Church held a very successfiil f Inas tree and entertainaaieut o' "risf- Clay evening of last week n Mr, and Mrs. Ray Fear'rTive Christmas, with rea4lianhns1 off TovntLoli`ion` G® pz'3>,tbt Walt° spent!_ ar.