The Wingham Advance Times, 1933-12-28, Page 5Thursday,
Dec, 28th, 1933.
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HIGH SCHOOL
CHRISTMAS EXAMS.
(Continued from Page Two)
Credit -Z. Cameron, L. Campbell,
E. Weir, A. McDowell, W. Small, B.,
Collar.
Failed -A, Wilson, W. McNevin,
M. Frisby, W. Edgar, F. Edgar, L.
Carter.
British History
Class I -M. Mathers, Mae Coulter,
G. Edmonds, 1. Mellor.
Class II -M. C. Coulter, D. Mt -
Lean, L. Campbell, Z. Camerons,
Class III --J;' Tervit, J. Kiera-„ E.
'Weir.
Failed -R. Coultes, A. Wilson, L.
Carter, W. McNevin, M. Higgins, A.
McDowell, B. Collar, M. Frisby.,: W.
Small, F. Edgar, W:Edgar.
Algebra
Class I -M. Mathers and D. 'Mc-
Lean, G. Edmunds, M. Coulter; M.
Turvey,
Class II -E. Weir, H. B•srgess, L.
Campbell and L Mellor.
Class III -Z. Cameron, R. Cotil'tes
and A, Bryce, E. Collar,L. M. 'Genii --
ter and A. McDowell, W. Small.
Credit -J. Tervit and G. Tervit, A.
Wilson, M. Frisby and J. Kerr, W.
Edgar.
Failed -M. Higgins, L. 'Carter,: W,
McNevin, F. Edgar.
French
Class I --Mae 'Coulter, t 'Turvey,
(L. Campbell, •Margaret Coulter, M.
Mathers, D. McLean, I. Mellon), G.
Tervit, (G. Edmunds, J. Tervit')..
Class II -Z, Cameron, (J. Kerr, E.
Weir), A. McDowell, W. Edgar.
Class III -A. Bryce, L. Carter, (P.
Edgar, M. Fris'by).
Credit -B. Collar., R. Coultes.
Failed -(W. Small, A. Wilson:), M.
Higgins, W, McNevin,
Class I -Mae Coulter, Z. Cook, D.
McLean, M. Cruikshank, G. Falconer,
M. Mathers, L. Campbell, T. Mell,ptr,
Margaret Coulter, E. Weir.
Class II -J. Inert, Z. Cameron.
Class III -M, Tu vey, (G. Ed-
mond, A. McDowell, G. Tervit).
Pass -M. Frisby, J. Tervit, F. Ed-
gar.
Failed --H. Burgess, W. Edgar, R.
Coolies, W. Small, 1. Collar, A.
Bryce, M. Higgins, A. Wilson, L.
Carter, W. McNevin.
FORM IB
Art
Class 1-1-. Ellaeott,
Class iI--W. Davidson, ;1`, Currie,
K, Hastings, L. Bok, D. Phippen.
Class III -R, Anderson, M. Cath-
ers, ere, D. Rich,Rich, E. Johann, B. Hastings, ,
A. Gillespie, . McDonald, L Hamil-
ton, Id. Orvis, R. Dennis, E. Thorn-
ton.'
Credit- �J..Lamb, P. Biggs, M. Bos-
nian, 3Groves, E. Webb, G; Carr, J.
Lane, J, McBurney.
Failed -R, Murray, A.Sproal.
on British history
Class XT -N. Blatchford
,
LHanil-
ra
n
rD,Rich,
A.
Gillespie,
U
rL« F.11a.eott, Kelly,
M. . P.
Mass I f- M./
Kelly,
Credit- 4t, paints, G. Carr, ',). Cur-
rie, K. Hastings, E. Thornton,
Lamb, J. Lane, E. Johann, J. Pitapat
rick, D. Phippen, J. Groves,
Failed -S. Cloakey, E. Webb, H
Orvis, R. Anderson, A. Sproal, W
Davidson,, j. McBurney, L. Bok, B
Hastings, 1,. Murray, M. Bosman,:7
MacDonald, M. Cathers.
Botany
Class III -L. Hamilton, N. Blatch-
ford, .. Mein
edl,
Credit -J. Lamb, J. Fitzpatrick, P
Biggs, L. Ellacott, G. Carr, D.
pen.
Failed -E. Webb, R. Donnis, J.
Lane, R. Anderson, K. Hastings, J
Carrie, A. 'Gillespie, E. Johann, J.
Groves; W. Davidson, E. Thornton,
A. :Spica], 3, McBurney., M. Ca'thers,
B. Hastings, R Murray, E . Onvis, -M.
Bosman, L. Bok, J. 1MMIacDernald,
Geography
Class II -L. Hamilton.
Class III -L. Ellacott, P. Biggs.
Credit -R. Dennis, J. 'Groves, H.
COruis, D. Phippen, 3. Lane, E. Johann,
K. Hastings, E. Webb.
Failed -J. Currie, L. Bok, G. Carr,
R. Murray, A. Gillespie, W. David-
son, J. Lamb, E. 'Thornton, B. Has-
ings, M. Bosmatt, J. McBurney, A.
Sproal, S. Cloakey, M. 'Cathers, R. An-
derson.
J. 'H. Orvis).
- Class III -(J.• Groves, K. Hast-
ings), R. Dennis, (P. Biggs, B. Has-
. tings).
Credit -(R. Anderson, L. Hamil-
. ton), E._j'ohann, (L. Bok, M. Cath-
-ers), E. Thornton.
Failed -D. Phippen, J. Lane, J.
MacDonald, (G Carr, 3.. (Currie, J.
McBurney, R. Murray), A. Gillespie,
A. Sproal, B. Davidson, M. Bosman,
S. Cloakey.
Latin
Class I -J, Fitzpatrick.
Class II -9. Lamb.
Class I2I-'.8t. Orvis, L Hamilton,
K. Hastings.
Credit -(R. Anderson, P. Biggs),
M. Bosman, A. 'Gillespie, J. Groves,
J. Mani -amen R. 'Dennis.
Failed -J. Lane, J. Currie, D. Phip-
pen, E. Johann, B. Eas:tings, M. Ca-
thers, L. Ellacott, A. Sproal, E.
Thornton, G. 'Carr, B. Murray, B.
Davidson, L. Bok, J. McDonald.
Algebra
Class I -R. Band. �•
Class II -Z. Cook, 1(T. Blatchford,
T. Brown.
Class III -J. Fitzpatrick.
'Credit -D. Rich, C. `Reid, D. Phip-
pen, M. Cruikshank, 7. Lamb.
tFailed -M. Bosman, 'R. Anderson,
'K. Hastings, L. Hamilton, H. Orvis,
P. Biggs, J. Groves, M. Cathers, R.
'Dennis, B. Hastings, J. Currie, 5. Mc
Burney, L. Ellacott,' G. Carr, R. Mur-
ray, E. Webb, E. Johann, J. Lane, W
Davidson, A. Sproal E. 'Thornton, A.
Gillespie, J. MacDonald, L, Bok, S.
'Cloakey.
Literature
Class II -P. Biggs. •
'Class III --R. Dennis, (L. Ellacott,
J. McBurney), '(E. Thornton, E.
Webb) .
Credit -H. Orvis, (G. Carr, J.
Lamb), (B. Davidson, A. Gillespie),
J. Fitzpatrick, (L. Hamilton, E. Jo.:
Karim).
B'al'lad -J. Currie, K. Hastings, D.
Phippen, J. MacDonald, (N. Blatch-
ford, D. Rich), J. Groves, M. Bosman,
R. Murray, B. Hastings, J. Lane, M.
Cathers, A. Sproal, L. Bok, R. Ander-
son.
Composition
Class II -R, Anderson.
<lei•son.
Credit - Y(, 1 .., El H. Orvis), (N.
Blatchford, S. Cloakey, Sproal), L,
Hamilton, (L. Bole, .J. Lamb, J. Lane),
(1: Phippen, E. Thornton), (5, Mc-
Burney, D.' Rich), R. Dennis,
Failed -J: Fitzpatrick, A. Gillespie,
J. Groves)', 9. Hastings, E Webb, (G.
Carr, K. Hastings), J. MacDonald, M.
Bosnian, P. Big s, B. Davidson,.
g (
Johann, 13, Murray), M. Cathers, J,
Carrie.
P'retch
CIaSS [- (L• Ellacott, J". Fitzpat-
rlek), l`7• Blatchford, D, Rich,
Class II -G. Falconer, r
J
Latnb
PUBLIC SCHOOL RE-
PORT FOR DECEMBER
Senior Fourth
Total 500, Honors 325, Pass 300:
E, Dunning 471, W. Smith 438, H.
Groves 41:7, D. Armitage 417, H. Pos-
liff 410, M. Preston 406, C. Cantelon
385, M. Williams 379, V. Walker 373,
G. jfones 350, L. Dark 332, J. Lee 328,
E. 'Gamble 324, 11i, Hopper 317, J.
Cruikshanks 31, L. Fuller 301, E.
Carter 299, R. i Rae 273, E. Mundy
270, J. Flare 261, D, Waram 226, J.
Broome 216, M. Forsythe 214, I. Clark
195, 1. Harrison T59,
A. L. Posliff, Principal.
Junior Fourth
Total 440, Honors 330, Pass 264.
P. Parker 403, S. Reid 396, L. Hut-
ton 390, G, Boyle 382, M. Fothergill
380, B. Rae 376, R. Zurbrigg 375, M.
Marsh 366, M. E. McKibban 365, C.
Wellwood :363, E. Carter 362, D.
Biggs 356, M. Brophy 355, 5. Durnin
351, A. Dore 349, E. Edgar 347, B.
Lepard 344, I. Lamb 333, L. Howard
321, M. Droumbolis 310, E. Campbell
301, C. Fitzpatri.ek 298, I. Chittick
297, H. Lediet 296, J. Mellor 282, E.
Curtis, 274, R. Hamilton 269, R. Haw-
kins 260, E. Fitzpatrick 254, C. Bondi
246, R. 'Casemore 193.
rB, H, Reynolds, Teacher.
Senior Third
Total 430 Honors 322•
Frances Lockridge 390, Myrtle Fo-
thergill ' 875, Margaret Hoznuth 870,
Noreen Benedict $70, Billie Scott 365,
Kenneth Jackson 360, Phyllis Turner
352 Billie Btir man 348,Jean , y J Van -
Norman 330, Agnes Sell 330, Alcan
Small 330, Marion Templeman . 322,
Hilda Brown 322, Harold Ross 322,
Virginia Currie 816, Eolith Campbell
807, Billie Betty y Saint 300 I3 life Groves
208, Charlie Krohn 294 Lloyd
Betty
291, Nora. Finlay 285, Kenneth John-
son 280,. vac Habkirk 281, Veronica
Morris 280, Louise Dore 278I ` ?�111ie
Sturdy .274, Bertha Caseino� 288,
Jack Ross 225, Donalda I:teii" on
218, Arnold Stockley 204, Jack'
er 104, Harold Cantelon 198,
Aron
gus 272, Arthur .Brown 268, Freddy
Templeman 267, Jimmie -Sanderson.
257, I auretta Everlck 250, Isabel
Brown 249, Jack Mellor 246, Hugh
Bell 206, Percy Vanner 192, Eddie
Fitzpatrick 186.
P, Johns, Teacher.
Primary
Total 260, Honors 195, "Pass"150.
Class A -Connie Sellers 230, Gil-
bert Robinson 227, Eddie Carter 225,
Billie Lee 211, Irene Gleusher 207,
Mary Forsythe 208, Gladys Glousher
185, Jack Montgomery 177.,
Class B --Marjorie French `455, Wil-
fred Gannett 250, Jack Walker 250,
Annie Shiell 245, George Copeland
241, Donald Lloyd 240, Pauline Clark
235, Grace Bailey 230, Raymond Bell
216, Margaret Angus 208, Donald
MacLeod 203, Helen Jones 197, jack
Lockridge 186, Cecil Yeo 184, Wanda
Cowan 177, Jack Lloyd 172, Walter
Burgess 153, Jack Ernest 144, Robert
Morris 144, Freddie Ohm 131, Betty
Thompson 119, Betty Finlay 86.
A. G. Williamson, Teacher.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Mr. 'Georg'e Soctt spent Xmas in
iToronto.
Mrs, M. R. Beckwith is visiting • in
Toronto.
Mr. D. Silver is spending a week in
Toronto.
Mrs. W. Turner and Phyllis are
visiting in Chatham,
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. M. Spittal spent
Christmas at Mount Forest.
Miss Mary Coultes, Toronto, visit-
ed in town over the holiday.
Miss Evelyn Carlisle is visiting with
her cousin, Miss Verne Walker.
Mrs. H. F. McGee went to Toron-
to last week as her sister is ill.
Mr. Norman Hall, of Stratford Nor-
mal, is spending a few days in town.
Miss Betty Walker, of Bancroft, is
spending the holidays at her home.
here.
Mrs. Weir Elliott and baby Careton
of Welland, are guests of Mrs. J. J.
Eliott,
Mrs. Wm. Dawson, Shuter Street,
spent the Christmas week -end in
London.
Dr. M. L. Craig, of Toronto, spent
Christmas with his mother, Mrs. W.
L. Craig,
Miss Elia Rae, of MacDonald Hall,
Guelph, is spending the holidays with
her parents.
Mrs, Edith Wood of Toronto is
visiting with her neice, Mrs. W. •W.
Armon
liliesstr11lug.riel Thornton, Toronto was
a Christmas guest of Mr. and Mrs. T.
J. McLean.
Miss Agnes Walker, of Toronto,
spent Christmas with her sister, Mrs.
G. L. Baker.
Mr. Allan Reid, .of Detroit, spent
the Xmas week -end with his mother,
Mrs. W. Reicl,
Mr. Fred Piper of Oshawa, spent
Christmas with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. S, Piper.
Miss Louise Hanna, Toronto Uni-
versity, is spending the holidays at
her home here,
Misses Kate and Mary King who
attend Western University, are home
for the holidays.
Mrs. J. Carson has gone to spend
the holidays with her sister, Miss Mc-
Call, of Durham.
Mr. Harold Kitchen of the Bank of
Commerce staff, spent Xmas at his
home in Strathroy.
Miss Tacker,of Toronto, spent rt the
holiday with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Httgh Tucker.
Miss Mildred Redmond, Toronto,
spent Xinas with her parents, Dr. and
Mrs. R. C. Redmond.
1 r. and Mr's. Ainsley, of Toronto,
are spending the holidays with his
mother, Mrs. Ainsley. a
Dr. Mary Cosens of the State Hos- J
pital, Iowa City, Iowa, spent Christ-
mas at her home here. e
Master. Peter Fisher is spending the
holidays with his aunts, Mrs. G. Han-
na and Miss M. Fisher. a
Miss Reta Hastie of • Queen's Uni- o
versity, is spending the holidays at
the hone of her parents, C
Mr. and Mrs. Albert T. Bell, of u
London, were guests of Mr. and ,Mrs.
T. C. King over Christmas. f
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. McKinney and f
baby, of Toronto,: spent Xmas with e
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Gurney.. a
A beautiful pheasant has been much a
admired during the past week around
Victoria and Catharine Streets,
Mr. and Mrs, Prank Ford and baby
daughter, of 'Hanover, sl
ent Christ-
mas
nas with the former's parents.
Mrs, J• McCool and Will spent the
Xnias week -end with her daughter,
Mrs, .George Schaefer, Goderich.
Mr. H. C. Gray, of Niagara Falls,
spent Xnias Week -end with his par-
ents, 'Mr. and Mrs. W. G. 'Gray.
Capt. Marshall and Lieut. Gray of
the Salvation Army spent Xmas and
a few days this week in Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. H. J, I .alilves, Tor-
onto, Were holiday guests at the borne
of Mr. andMrs. John Galbraith.
Mn and Mrs. A. McLaughlin, Mr.
and .Mrs Ross and Miss Gertrude
Ross, of Brussels, spent Sunday with
Dr. and Mrs. G. H. Ross.
Murray 164, Kathleen Saint 146, Is-
abel McLeod 133.
C. J. Farquharson, Teacher.
Junior Third
Total 525, Honors 395, Pass 315,
Donald Smith 493,Betty Gannett
474, Louise Reid 472, Frances Robin-
son 464, Helen Hammond 457, John
Lee 457, Edna Hogg 455, Jean Lee
453, Bill Harris 448, Ann VanWyck
447, Norman_Mundy 439, Clarence
Hamilton 430, Marguerite Ingham
427, Louise Lloyd 427, Margaret
Glousher 426, Mabel Campbell 424,
Charlie Ross 413, George Johnson
412, Norman Fry 402, Joe Wilson 402,
Jack Hopper 400, Velma Ohm 400,
Elsner Deyell 399, Hem Lee 390,
I Louise Thompson 885,Groves
PBetty
881, Bill Seddon :376, Charlotte Haw-
kins 373, Joe Falconer 372, Gertrude
Finlay 352, Raphael Morris 349, Dor-
othy Mellor 342, Chester Campbell
839, Bill Forsyth 338, Roy Dark 335,
Laura Collar 331, Fenton. Barnes 324,
Carl Vanner 300.
M. J. MacDonald, Teacher.
Senior Second
Total 495, Honors 371, Pass 297.,
Ethel Vanner 447, Kenneth Jones
441, Isabelle Ross 421, Jack Gorbutt
421, Jack Rich, 416, Eileen Dark 412,
Clarence Ohm 410, Jack Tiffin 401,
Jimmie Cameron 397, Frances Durnin
388, Eric Schatte 387, Reggie Collar
386, • Harry Howard 382, Josephine
VanNorman 379, Grace Hutchinson
377, Alan Williams 371, Carroll Case -
more 369, Betty Fitzpatrick 364 Eva
Lediet 358, Jim Kennedy 343, Isabelle
McLean 342, Joyce Carter 338, Wil-
liam Fitzpatrick 332; John Wilson
321, Jack Carter 319, Pat Fitzpatrick
311, Harold Hutton. 306, Iris Temple-
man 247, Harry Montgomery 273,
Frank .Angus 241, Mary Lepard 78.
A. Mahood, Teacher.
Junior Second
Total 495, Honors 371, Pass 297.
Grace Hingston 473, George Lloyd
460, Donna Buchanan 428, Ellen Bail-
ey 423, Dorothy French 422, Ruth
Harris 420, , Jack Day 417, Junior Ni
vans 416, Francis Brophy 413, Jack
Ludwig 410, Donald Hastie 406, Lois
Adams 406, Grace Parker. 401, Joan
Ingham 397, Doris Finlay 892, Mar-
garet Finlay 381, Carl Clark 380, Al-
vin Sell 377, Craig 'Armstrong 372,
Douglas Pry 369, Margaret McLean
365, Robert Chittick 363, LIoyd, Mun-
dy 359, Florence Finley 358, Marjorie
Falconer 358, Donald Campbell 354,
Mildred Fitzpatrick 353, Viola Drum
bollis 349, Norma Brown 339, .Jim
Fraser 334,! Doreen Garlick 380, Grace
Small 318, Frank Zettler 304, Am-
brose Zettler 302, Middy Crttikshank
297, Madeline. Mellor 275.
I3. Joynt, Teacher.
First Book
Total 855, Honors' 266, Pass 218,
Harold Cineen 331,Elizabeth
nabe l
Hare
325, Veen Morris 825, Harold Seii
321, Donald Robertson 320, Helen
Carr 818, Billy Galbraith 81'7, Joyce
Walker 310, -Lorraine Brown 804,
Wao �
Marie Lockidge. 293,' Jack Glottshcr
206, George Lag'ogianes 285, Jean
MacLeod 284, Theodore Lagogianes
78, Jimmy Stoakley 2'15, Lillian An-
,
Mr. and Mrs, A, McKinney an
family, Sarnia, spent the holidays Witt
her mother, Mrs. John Anderson.
Mr. and •Mrs. A, M, Bishopaspen
the Christmas week -end in Belleville
the guests of the former's parents,
Mr, and Mrs. T. C. Raum of "Mita-
°, spent Christmas with the latter's
parents, Mr, and Mrs, Geo, Spotton,'
Miss Louise Thompson, of Kitch-
ener, is .spending • the holidays with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. Thomp-
son.
Mr. Leonard Bennett, Chatham,
spent the Christmas week -end with
his parents, Mr, and Mrs. T. R. Ben-
nett.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bonner of Mon-
treal, were Christmas guests with the
latter's parents, Mr. and. Mrs. J. A.
Haugh,
Mr. Morley Kirkland, of Toronto,
spent the Xmas holiday at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. W. M, Reid, Carling
Terrace.
Mr. Jack Brackenbury of Queen's
University is spending the holidays
with his, parents, Mr. and. Mrs, G. L,
Brackenbury,
Mr. Oliver Fells, teacher in Lon-
don, is spending the holidays with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Fells, Di-
agonal Road.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Crawford and
aby Mary, spent Christmas in Brant-
ford with the la^ ter's parents, Dr. and
Mrs, Brown,
PRUI)ENTIALS AND
WLDRS- COP
t LEAGUE OPENERS
Fair Crowd Sees Local Sextets Pry
Off Lid,
The local town lcas;ue started caff
with a "bang" down at the local ice
palace Tuesday evening, Considering
the fact that it was the first time ont
for most of the boys the calibre of
hockey dished up was not too bad,,
Mayor Willis and President Garlick
officiated in the opening ceremonies,
and the war was on.
Prudeintials Win First Game 7.-0
Harry Browne's last-minute goal
was the margin that won the opener
for the Prudentials, ;Up to this time
the game was a close -checking affair
with lack of team play resulting in
few dangerous shots on either Graves
or Zulauf, Lance Browne was the bad
man of the game drawing down the
official ire on two .occasions,: with
Somersdoing pennace once, • With
only three minutes to go H. Browne
picked up a loose puck at the Super -
test blue line and skated in to give
Zulauf little chance on a hard tow
shot to the left-hand corner,
Supertest-Zulauf, goal; Waine and
1Bain, def; H. Mitchell,. centre; Bell,
(L. Browne, wings; Subs, B. Browne.
Hopper, Carr, Mason: -•
IPrudentials-Groves,' goal, , Williams
and Somers, def; Williamson, centre;
Gray, H. Browne, wings; Subs; Snaith
and S. Mitchell.
1st period -No score; penalty, L.
Browne.
2nd period -No score, Penalty, L.
Browne, Somers.
3 rd period -goal, H. Browne; no
penalties.
Referee -Rife ,of Walkerton. • .
Welders Swamp Lower Town 6-1.
Neil Potter's Villagers took the
short end of a six to one score in the
second game of the double bill. Fred
Melior's four gotls .provided ample
margin for the Welders, who had the
better of the play throughout, altho'
the Lower Towners checked much
closer in the closing canta. Alvin '
Potter averted a shut -out by theel-
ongated "Doug" with a nice shot from
closeein, near the end of the first per-
iod. Harry Town drew the lone pen-
, alty of the game in this same chucker
I
for a trip. Mack Groves, Cruickshank
!and Bert Mitchell, along with Mellor.
looked best for Webster's gang, with
Gurney and Sturdy also turning in
t fair games, as did A. Potter, Harry
Town and Neil Potter for Lower
Town. Rife of Walkerton, refereed
the first game and Jack Brackenbury
the closing clash.
Welders -Douglas, goal; B. Mitch-
ell. and R. Rae, clef; Gurney centre;
Harrison, M. Groves, wings; subs, J.
Sturdy, Templeman, " Cruickshanks,
Beninger, Mellor.
Lower Town -Carter, goal; E.
Henderson and Town, def; Ellacott,
centre; N. Potter, A. Potter, wings;
Subs, Welsh, E. Henderson, Newell.
1st period -goals, Mellor 2; A. Pot-
ter; penalty, Town.
2nd period -goals, M. Groves, J.
Cruikshank (M. Groves).
3rd period -Mellor 2.
Miss Evelyn Reid, of Toronto,
spent the Christmas holiday with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Reid,.
Carling Terrace.
Mr. Walton McKibbon is home
from Western University` for the holi-
days. Charles who is now in Toronto
was hoine for the week -end.
Mr. and Mrs. K. Hueston and baby,
Donald, of Gorrie, spent Christmas at
the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
W. Armstrong, Catharine St,
Rev. and Mrs. G. I. Campbell of
Ottawa, and Misses Ann and Floren-
ce Barber of Toronto, are holidaying
at the home of Mrs. Charles Barber.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Burns, of
Walkerville, Miss Cassie and Mr. Jas.
Dodds of Blyth, spent the holiday at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wrn. Rob-
ertson.
Mr. and Mrs. George McKay and
little daughter, Mary Elizabeth of
Hamilton, were Xmas visitors with
the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. R
W. *dams.
Mr. and Mrs. David Martin and
granddaughter, of Glanford Station
sPent Xmas with Mr. and Mrs. S. Pip
er and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Martin, a
the Junction.
Miss Norma Coutts, teacher of Hul-
lett Twp., and Mr. Carman Coutts, of
Guelph, are spending their holidays
with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alec
Coutts, of John St.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Harrison, of
London, spent the week -end with the
former's mother, Mrs. Robt. 13e11. On
Sunday evening Mr. Harrison was the
soloist at St. Andrew's Church.
• Mrs. W. H. Bayliffe and daughters,
Dorothy and Joan, of London, are
spending a week with Ivirs. J. A. Mac-
Lean. Mr. Frank MacLean, Toron-
to, was also home for Christmas.
Mr. Geoige Hetherington returned
home after spending two weeks with
his brother, Dr. Bert Hetherington, at
Brampton, also a few days with Mr.
and Mrs. Leonard Elliott at Norval
Station.
141r. and Mrs. Robert Brooks of To-
ronto, Dr. W. J. McLean, of West-
Minster Hospital, London, spent the
Christmas holiday with Mrs. Margar-
et McLean, Catharine St., and with
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. McKenzie.
Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Johnson and
Teddy, Mr. and Mrs. V. Wilson and
Miss Gladys Robertson of Toronto,
nd Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Hopper and
oana of Exeter, spent the week -end
with Mr •and Mrs. George T. Rob-
rtson.
Guests with Mrs. John Wilson, Ed-
ward street, over Christmas were, 11Jr,.
nd Mrs, A. E. Lanning.and son, John
f Toronto; R. C. Wilson,. Kitchener;
Miss Anne Wilson, Toronto, and. J,
. Wilson, Ottawa, who will remain
ntil after the New Year.
Mr, and Mrs. Arnold Edgar and
amily, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Edgar and
wilily, of London, spent the week
nd at the :home of their parents, Mr.
nd Mrs. Jas. Edgar, of Victoria St.,
nd with the ladies' parents, Mr, and
Mrs. J. Moffatt of the B. line.
The following were guests with
Miss Margaret Anderson of Cather-
ine St., on Christmas Day: Mrs. 5,
Currie, Mr: and Mrs. Burchill and
family, of ,Turnberry, Mr, and lvirs.
McK.agtie and family' of Turiiberry,
also Mr. and Mrs, McKinney and fam-
ily and Mrs. John Anderson.
SCHOOL, REPORT
i Belmore
Sr. V -Clarence Stokes 66%.
Jr. V -Marjorie Herd 68%.
1 n•
. Sr, IV -Alba Stokes 420, Margaret
'Abram 361.
Sr. III -Isabel Zinn 456, Wilfred
Johann 423,Johnnie oh t e. Lawrence 3 7
J
7
1,
Bob Curie 293, Allan Haskins 249.
Jr. III -Bill Abram 399, Jack King
321.
Sr. II to Jr. III -Madeline Case -
mare 330, Edith Haskins 294.
Jr. II to Sr. II -Mattie Kennedy
132, Wes. Abram 127, Mary ` Abram
126, Mary Kelly 120,
Sr. I to Jr, II -Yvonne Douglas,
(Aritli: ).
Jr. I to Sr, I-Reta Kennedy.,
Sr, Pr. to Jr.. I -Jean Kelly, , Ruth
Johann.
Jr. Pr. -Jean Haskins, Bob Abram,;
Fred Tenish, Lloyd McNeil.
DIED.
HUTTON-At 339 Riverdale Avenue,
Torattto, an Stmday, Dec. 24th,
1938, William Hutton, son of Mr..
and Mrs. W. J. Hutton, Wingham,,
Ont., in� his 40t1 i .r.
O is x .year: ,y �
was held from the Funeral Chapel
of 11. Ellis & Son, College St., To-
ronto, on Wednesday, at 2 pan. In-
terment. took place • in St. John's
Cemetery, Toronto.
ROUND TRIP BARGAIN PARES
SAT., JANUARY 6th, Front WINGHAM to
DetroitWindsor or
0 0
Going Jan. G. Retun up to January
'rickets and Train 'Inforrnation from Agents.
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