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Laurel and
Hardy by their first feature
length picture.
Charlie Chase Comedy
"THE PANIC IS ON."
Harry Lauder in
"ROAMIN' IN THE GLOAMIN"'
r And then for a treat, sure, 'tis but
once in a year,
!'1•at Neil with his bagpipes ever
conies over here,
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And he's all rigged up in his :David-
son plaid, Miss Laurette McBurney, of Mo-
Wi' bonnet, an' feather, an' kiltie an' Hawk Institute, Brantford, spent the
blade, week with her mother, Mrs. M. Shoe -
bottom.
Word has been received :that Mr.
1• C. Wilkinson, of Escanaba, Mich.,
was fatally 'injured in an automobile
accident. Particulars have not been
received.. Mr. Wilkinson is a broth-
er, of Mrs. Chas. Wheeler, Belgrave.
Mr, Melvin. Taylor has returned to
his home from Goderich hospital,
where he underwent a serious opera-
tion.
The annual meeting of Knox Unit-
ed Church congregation was held on
Monday afternoon of last week in the
basement of the church when there
was a fair attendance present. Rev.
A. M. Grant was chairman and op-
ened the meeting; with Scripture
rca.ding and prayer. The reports of
the different organizations were re-
ceived' and several items of business BELMORE
discussed. The election of officers
resulted in the sanie officers being Miss Katherine Foster, clerk ' in
re-elected for another term. The the general store here will spend
meeting closed by prayer.;
Mr.'Ch r .orae time at her lro�ne at ew
Nbridge.
ales Campbell is steadily The manager of our rink is having
improving after his serious illness. a discouraging time, having flooded
Alex Bryans who spent the Christ- the rink at different times.
mas season with relatives in Ireland, Sixteen. ladies were able to attend
has returned home. the Mission meeting held at Mrs. El.-
Clayton Logan, who has spent the len. Jeffrey's on Wednesday after-
"The Immigrants' Farewell". past year in the west, is spending a• noon, The meeting opened in the us
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And And then Miss Jean McCall.ttm, with time with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. nal way with singing and prayer. The
her Scotch outfit sae fine; Fred Logan in 'Wawanosir, 1 minutes were read by the Sec. Tope
I<:nom United ' Y. P. S. at their ic, 'Corea, was taken b different
Lanced merrily the Highland Fling, y d. fe nt
while the rest o' us kept time. meeting next Wednesday evening member of the society. Collection
"When ye gang awa', Jamie", it will discuss "Korea's Problems, and amounted t almost
o .$5.00.
Prayer in
seemed sae real tae us, Hopes" led by Mr. Grant. The mem- conclusion by Mrs. Peter Hackney,
And Gordon tried to comfort, when bers,o.f the W.M.S. of the Anglican, after which lunch was served.
Agnes made a fuss. Presbyterian- and United Churches Mr. and Mrs .Arnold Halliday were.
Sure all you fine lads, who think ye are, planning for a joint meeting on visitors at the manse on Wednesday.
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can play, .Friday 12th Feb, adopting the tuni- Mr. and Mrs. John Darling, Mrs.
Just go to J. C. and Gordon, and versal day of .payer program. Knox Casemore and Madeline at Mrs. Jeff -
they'll show you the way, United Church congregation had de- ray's Saturday afternoon.
For wi' guitars, rotor' their necks,cided to introduce the new Hymnary Rev. Mahoney, of Mildmay, spoke
they played thro it all, • on the first Sunday in March. on. the "Appreciation of Music" at
As they sang of the boy who wanted the Young People's meeting Sunday
to go home in the fall. evening, also assisted with the music.
Such a change in our program, you'd
hardly believe, OUTSIDE CHURCHES
:That Miss Margaret and Jean such
applause did receive,
Thursday, February 4, 1932
Mr. Gordon Stonehouse; Western
University, is home for a few days,
M r Louis on
r.s
Hayes
y Detroit, spent
the week -end at J. of1', 13rydges'
Mr. and Mrs, : Wni. Kearney, of
near Brussels, spent a day with 1VIrs.
Rubt. ,Forbes.
C, J, Logan entertained a number
of his friends last Thursday 'evening.
Everyone reports a good time,
There was a very small attendance
at the different churches last Sue-
day owing to the storm, it being the
first blizzard we have had this win-
ai
And the 233rd Welcome to Kerchul-
ly's'Meeting, sounded,
And our hearts to the Piper's own
gathering, resounded;
And the notes from his fingers, why,
they fairly seemed to run,
And all the Scottish present, were
MICKEY MOUSE CARTOON. Barry tvhen`'twvas done,
ii= • 'Then Agnes and James took our
hearts back to the hills,
An All Comed Program.
ii
Comedy. And "Come under Ma' Plaidie" was
■_ sung wi 'a' .the frills,
ii
Telling how the rich auid. man won
s- NEXT WEEK - ®a young lass for his wife,
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dd i; , ii And Donal', wi' nae Biller, slipt awa'
® G he Speckled Band" - out o' her life.
i - Then the meanin' o' the meetin' was
ii The First of a Group of British Pictures. iii
= read by Mrs. Grain,
T Ill�lll�lll�lllt�llllll®!II�III®III®III�III�IIIi�III�lIII®ilii And Rabble Burns' story was enjoy-
ed by all again.
For how
could we forget him, who
erich, Mr, Wm, Reid and son, Will, was loved 'by sich a throng,
and Messrs. Will and Joe Cornelius, Whose lrhymes of homes and humble
Don't forget the Day of Prayer 'of Orangeville, Mr. Albert Thump- : folks, oft' carry us .along?
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WHITECHURCH
Services to be held by the W. M. S.
ladies of Chalmer's Church and; the
United Church on Friday, Feb. 12,
at 2. 30 pan., in the United Church
here.
Quite a number of friends and re-
latives spent a pleasant evening on
Friday last atthe home .of Mr. and
Mrs. Thos. Henderson.
Miss Mary Laidlaw is slowly im-
proving from her serious illness.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Gray, of God-
erich, spent the week -end with her
sister, Mrs. Jas. Cornelius.
Mrs. Jas. Wilsonis visiting in Cul-
ross at the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Alec. Ferguson_ Mr. Fer-
guson fell one day last week and
fractured his hip and is very low at
present.
Mr. Victor Casemore, of Cargill,
spent Sunday at the home of his bro-
ther, Mr. Ernest Casemore.
Mrs. Frank Henry and Will spent
Friday last with her sister, Mrs, Jane
Simpson, of Culross,
son of Waldemar, Mr. and Mrs. M. i Fred Lott and Orton Grain, wi' their
Shackleton of Crewe, and Mr. and mouthorgans were there,
Mrs. Jesse Gray of Goderich. Mes- !And also Mister Carrick, and as he
srs. Clarence and Archie Steele, of c sat upon his chair,
Lc ndon. With accordeon on his knee, he made
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lott attend -the old Hall fairly swell,
cd the funeral of'the late Mrs. Rory ' As he played the ould Scotch tune,
MacGregor, at Lochalsh, on TvIonday.
Scotchman's Night at Whitechurch
At the last ladies' meeting, in White-
church Institute Hall
They readily decided to hold a Burnc
Bali,
For in sich a brau Scotch country as
this,
So great an opportunity they hated
to miss.
They set the date for Tuesday, Janu-
ary twenty-six,
And then all the arrangements, they
started to fix;
Mesdames Leggatt, Gaunt, Lott and
Ross took a share,
To see that a' got their money's
worth and some mair.
Mr. Geo. Murray, of Kinloss, re- Sich a crowd that did gather, 'twould
ceived word on Saturday that his fair make ye greet,
cousin, Miss Lizzie Tiffin, of God- To think that Lucknow nor Wing-
erich, had died in London Hospital. ham for jam didna compete,
Miss Winnifred Farrier, of Ripley, More chairs and more chairs, from
on account of illness, sperit a few the basement Tam drew,
days at her home here. And hadna' enouch even when he . We had that real orchestra, with
Mr- Russel Reid of Brantford call- was through. Lela to chord, '
ed on friends'here on Friday on his The first on the program, they had 1'iiey surely did weel, Ken, J. C. and
way to visit his mother, Mrs. Reid at a fine name, Gord.
Lucknow. The Sunnyside Footwarmers, their Then sica fine young lady appeared
Miss Ida McQuoid spent a day in, name was nae drame on the floor,
.Lucknow with Mrs. Patterson before For they tappit and tappit,One looked many times
the latter left on Saturdayto visit to the knew Bert Cullamore,
music they drew
Hastings 63.
Sr. I -•Jean Underwood 75, Billie
Hastings k�•s 72,
,
Laura C. Hicks, Teacher.
ASHFIELD
We are 'very sorry to hear of the
death of Mrs, Roderick: McGregor,
I..ake Shore; on 'Friday night, before
her marriage she was Miss Beckie
Cam,pbe ul: olnLoc,fwk etohonnig...1
Campbell, of Lucknow, We extend
otir sympathy to. the bereaved,
Miss Melda ' Lane, of Stratford,
spent, the week -end at her home, 10th
con.
Mrs, Thomas Strong, 10th con, of
Howick, spent Friday with Mrs. J.
Mullin.
Mr. and Mrs. John Blake, Wing -
ham, spent Friday with the latter's
sister, Mrs, Will Alton and Mr. Al-
ton.
ST. HELENS
Miss Dorothy Webster was home
from London for the week -end to see
her mother, who is improving.
Born -At Mitchell, on January 23,.
to Mr .and Mrs. Jas. Douglas (form-
erly Miss May Cameron), a son.
The Harris Mission Band will hold
their February meeting at Mrs. Gor-
don's on Saturday next at 2.30.
BLUEVALE
The regular Meeting of the Wo-
men's Institute will be held Thurs-
day afternoon, Feb. 11th, at the home
In Irish green, they togged up, such of Mrs. Alex. 'Mowbray. Roll Call,
a fanciful rig, The. Birds of our Neighborhood, their
And they stampit and dancit the Ii•- Haunts and their Habits." A paper
ishnran's Jig
ere they
Such a very fine old lady, with his
with her daughters, in New York, From violin and guitar and the piano candle and night-cap,
The regular meeting of the Wo- too,
men's Institute will be held in the. Sich a fine bunch o' lads, 'twas a
Hall. on Wednesday, Feb. 10th, at pleasure tae see,
2.30 p.m, owing to the Day of Pray- And all in the Hall, also seemed to
er being on Feb. 12. agree,
The W. M. S. of. the United For wi' loud, loud acclaim, they call -
Church held their Missionary tea on ed for some more,
Tuesday at the home of Mrs. T. H. An' the lads stinted not, but gie an -
Moore. ither encore.
' Among the friends from a distance Lilt on such an occasion, now who
who attended the funeral of Mr. Jas. could forget
Cornelius on Monday were: Mr. and Bonnie Annie Laurie, by Scotland's
Mrs. Daniel Steele, of Komnl a, and own pet?
their son, Archie, Mr. Geo, West- Se Annie May and Susie sang it real
brook and Mr. Philip Steele, of God- well,
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As he went to hunt his daughter, af-
ter wakin free his nap,
Garnet made; We'll nae forget him,
as on Maggie he did ca",
And the antics of "Miss Margaret"
sure amused us one and a'.
'rhea Charlie took the platform and
to the "Bonnets o' Dunelee,"
We listened, as on mouth -organ, he
played so merrily.
And then, Would you believe it, they
forgot their Scotch this time,
And sang "God Save •the King," in
stead of Auld Lang Syne,"
Then down into the basement, they
whisked the chairs away,'
And Franlc and Biil and John started
up their music gay,
'i'he lads they took the lasses and
into squares they formed,
'vVhile Victor, George and Cecil, call-
ed off, outside it stormed;
And they waltzed, two -stepped and
scottisched, until 'twas half past,
one,
And it was time to close the Hall,
and Burns' night was done,
BELGRAVE
Mr, Gibson; of Fordwich, is visit-
ing his daughter, Mrs: Dave Arm-
strong.
Mr, and Mrs. Edwards, of Goder-
ich, visited with Mr, and Mfrs.. John
Stewart last week.
Me. and Mrs. Dave Hamilton, of
Wingham, spent a few days with old
friends around=Belgrave.
Mr. and Mrs, Osborne, of London,
visited with Mr. and Mrs, J. Stewart
over the week -end,
Mr. John Clegg, of Wingham, vis-
ited for a few days with his old nei-
ghbors.
We are sorry to report Mr. Finlay
Anderson has been hi very pooe
health for the past kw weeks,
Mrs, C, Campbell, who has been
quite sick for the past few weeks, ie
not improving as fast as bei friends,
would wish.
"The Efficient Home Maker" by Mrs.
C. Hetherington, and Miss Beatrice'.
Thornton will. give a paper on "A
Girl's Clothing. Choice, Care and
Cost." Ladies of the community are
always welcome.
A goodly number from this local-
ity attended the open Literary meet-
ing under the auspices of the Wing -
ham High. School in the Town Hall
on Friday night. Thera was great in-
terest shown; as there are generally
a number of Bbuevale boys and girls'
attending the Higlr School.
Colds and sore throat are quite
prevalent .in the neighborhood, and
several families are under the doc-
tor's care.
James McHardy has been spending
a few days With Mr. and. Mrs. Win,
Abram, lst con. Morris. Archie Mes-
ser with David and Miss -McAllister
at Dungannon.
Rev. Mr. Williams, of Toronto,
preached in the Presbyterian church
on Sunday. The congregation was
srrrallowing to the stormy dayand
had roads.
Miss Ethel. Johnston, teacher at
Orange Hill, spent Sunday with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward John -
sten.
MORRIS
Mr. and Mrs. Archie McMichael of
Wroxeter, visited at Mr, Charles
Campbell's on Thursday of last week.
Mr, Leonard James had a success-
ful wood bee last week.
The warm weather has caught a
cold.
Mr; John Abram spent an evening
at Mr. Robert Golley's last week.
It is with deep regret that this
community has learned of the death
of the Editor of the Advance -Times,
Mr. W. Logan Craig. We extend our
heart -felt sympathy to Mrs, Craig
end ' family.
Miss 'Viola Mathers visited at her
hoare in :Bluevale recently,
Mr, and Mrs. Robert Warwick
visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Win, Duff, Bluevale; recently.
S.S. No. 5, Turnberry
Pupils have been exitrnincd in Art,
Reading, Geography, History and
Literature.
Sr. III -Marion Gilmour 71, Allan
Reid 70.
Jr. III -Delight Reid 68, Norman
HAVE GOOD YEAR
Knox Presbyterian, Bluevale
At the annual meeting on Tuesda
afternoon last reports from the di.
fetent organizations were most satis
factory. The receipts of the W. M
S. were $163.74, and the Ladies' Ai
had been able to lessen the Clrtrrc
debt by over $300, with a balance o
hand of $71,66. The Sabbath Schoo
also reported a good year.
This congregation associated with
Eadies have had student supply un-
til October when it was decided to
hear candidates, 'A call has not yet
been sustained.
The treasurer's statement shows
that during the year the congregation
has raised nearly $1400, and has a
balance of over $100 to stars the new
yc a.r,
United Church, 'Bluevale
The financial report shows al
branches of the Church to be in ex-
cellent condition, In the general
fund $2092.21 had been raised during
the year and $449.58 had been for-
warded to the Missionary and Main-
tenance Fund. Receipts from all
sources amounted to $2457.21.
Ebenezer also showed an excellent'
report with receipts from all sources
amounting to $866.00. Rev, A. E.
Mann, of Bluevale, is the minister in
charge of both these churches.
Eadies' Presbyterian'
The treasurer's statement shows
balance on fraud of $186.33 after al
expenses were paid. Receipts from
all sources amounted to over $1000,
Belgrave Presbyterian
During the past year a change had.
been made in Ministers. Rev. K.
MacLean, of Wingham, had been the
.minister up to the time of forming
a four -charge _ circuit of Belgrave,
D1yth, Auburn and Smith's Hill, with
the minister from :Blyth being in
charge, with a student as assistant.
In the General „Fund after expenses
of $530,70 there is a balance on hand
of $158:52. Receipts from all sources
amounted to $887.72.
Whitechurch United
Under the ministry of Rev, T. C.
Wilkinson a splendid report is pre-
sented. After expenses of ,$1267,11,
and remitting $817,12 to M. and M.
Treasurer there is a balance in the
general fund of $228.15. Receipts.
from ail sources amounted to $1079-
.58.
Salem United
The receipts in the general fluid
amounted to $600,60 and for Missions
$1.11,90, a total of $721.50. Receipts
from all sources were $072.20.
Wroxeter United.
A total of $1780.17 was raised for
e e
the general ral fund and $585.67.foe the.
Missionary and Maintenance fund,
Lord's Day Alliance $27.40, Prohibi-
tion Union $35,00, a total of 12378,24,
Receipts from' all sources amounted
to $2913.17.'
Both the Wroxeter and Salem Con-
gregations under the leadership of
Rey. ' W, A, Finlay,
PUBLIC SCHOOL RE-
PORT FOR JANUARY
Senior Fourth
Total 725, Honors 44, Pass 435.
I Habkirk 613, H. 1' 'tiller' `5'9�" R.
Howson 593, B. Hamilton 575,' G,
Brackenbury 567, 13. Mundy 567, K.
R.intoul 562, R. Mitchell 548, J.'Zur-
brigg 544, M. Ross 534, C. Wellwood
531, E. Finlay 523, C. Chittick 518,.
E. Field 517, `B. Brown 483, W. Carr
478, R. Hammond. 469, E. 'Webb 464,
M. Cruikshanks 440, W. Small 417,
E. Schaffter 406, H. Burgess 405, f.
Fitzpatrick 384, M. Wilson 334, 13.
Tiffin 327, G. Falconer 321, D. Rich
286.
A. L. Posliff, Principal.
Junior Fourth
Total 650, Honors 487, Pass 390.
1. Mellor 571, V. Stoakley 542, E. Class B -
Krohn 540, L. Carter 536, L. Camp- •Joan 'Ingham .'231 Douglas
bell `535, T. Davison 525, W. McNee- ,as-
200, George Lloyd 230,- Donaldld Has -
fie 228, Donna Buchanan 227, Grace
Hingston 221, Grace .Parker 220,
Lois Adams 218, Ruth Harris 217,
Wallace Hutton 215, Marjorie Fal-
coner 210, Dorothy French 209, Rob-
ert Chittick 204, Edna Jenkins 204,
Margaret 'MacLean :196, Madeline
Mellor 192, Lloyd Mundy 190, Dor-
een Garlick 187, Eddie Fitzpatrick
181, Jack Day 177, Billie Jenkins 176,
James Sanderson 175, :Getty Elliott
172, Ileen Morris 170, Ambrose Zett-
,Mary Preston 465, Doris Armitage; ler 163, Donald Campbell 162, Jean
460, Eleanor Dunning 458, Verne MacLeod 161, Frank
Walker 444, Zettler 156, -
Jean Cruikshank 436, Jacic Mellor 153, Mae Rellinger 127,
Muriel Williams 424, Evelyn Gamble Marie Lockridge 124, Lorraine
419, Winnifred Smith • 397, Marie drown s 67, GeorgeLo a i
Hopper 393, Clarence Cantelon 385, g nes 62.
Absent -Carl
Lloyd Carter 373, Jim Lee 364, Edith .G.
Clark.
Mundy 359, Lillian, Fuller 355, Gor A' Williamsoo
n, Teacher.
don Jones 350, Jack Hare 345, Isabel LARGE
Lamb 344, Irlma Harrison 343, Irene NUMBERS PAY
Clark 341, Stanley Henderson 312, FINA. TRIBUTE TO
Evelyn Carter 312, Wornold Finley W. LOGAN CRAIG.
311, Marjory Forsyth 304, Lloyd
Dark 297, Billie. Lenard 277, Alice . (Star and Vidette, Grand• .Valley)
Dore 261, 13ob Rae 260, Harry Pose ,From nearby urban centres and
liff 251, Jean Mellor 245, Jim Dur- from the immediate countryside
nin 242, Bert Vansickle 208, Hazel came many former acquaintances
Lediet 194. and old-time friends to join with
C. 3. Farquharson, Teacher. former business associates of Grand
• Junior Third Valley on Thursday afternoon last to
Total 585, Honors 438, Pass 351. the funeral of W. Logan Craig, editor-
' Patricia Parker 553, .Betty Rae 550, of the Wingham Advance -Times, and
Irene Chittick 535, Margaret IQlarsh former editor of the Star and Vidette,
y 527, Mabel Fothergill 491, Charlie whose death occurred on Tuesday-
f- Wellwood 491,:Scott Reid 491, Rus- ening of last week and of
> which
- sell Zurbrigg 471, Mary E. McKib-brief reference was made in our issue '
'ben 465, Lloyd Hutton 446, Evelyn of last week,: The remains were
d Campbell 443, Ruth Hamilton 439, brought to Grand Valley by motor,
h Norman Welwood 387, Eilene• Curtis and a public service- washeld in
n 386, Lillian Howard 381, Robert Knox Church at 2.30 o'clock, The
Casemore 362, Evelyn Edgar 361, edifice was filled with sympathizing
Charlie Krohn 357, Darrell Biggs friends who joined in honoring the
350, Edythe Campbell 347, George mernory and work of the
publisher
Boyle 291, Allen- Small 266, Billie who had served this community for
Groves 266, Bert Elliot 262, Harold twenty-eight years. The service was
Ross 249, Charlie Baskerville 239, taken in charge by the local pastor,
Carl Bondi 236, Harry Ross 196, Ed- Rev, S. C. Graeb, assisted by two
ward Finley 183, Herman Kennedy former pastors of the deceased
154, Raphael Morris 145, ,Rev
D. T, McClintock of Toronto, and
E. .M• Tyndall; Teacher. Rev. Samuel Lundie of Port Credit. •
Senior Second Mr, Lundie preached the funeral ser -
Class A -Total 460, Honors 345, mon, taking for his text the 6th and
Pass 276. 7th verses of the 4th Chapter of II.
Margaret Homuth 425, Frances Timothy, as follows: -"I am
now
Lockrid.ge 421, Noreen 'Benedict 418, ready to be offered, and the time of
Kenneth Jackson 408, Billy :Bergman my departure is
at hand,
395, petty Saint 391, Trevor Davison fought a good fight, I have. I ha
finished
386, Hilda Brown 385, Jack Ross my course, I have 'kept the faith."
384, Marion Templeman 383, Veron- The speaker paid a•lowin
$ tribute
icy Morris 383,8.
Jean Welwvood 381,.to the,life of the departed, with
Nora Finley 376, Jeanne VanNorman whom he was for several years as-
374, Jim Schaffter 369, Donald Ad- sociated in the]t r.
ams 362, ww n of the church
Betty Lloyd 350, Virginia here.
Currie 344, Kenneth Johnson 333, The funeral was
held under thebertha Casemore 330, jack Fraser auspices of Scott Lodge,1,F.
& A.M.
328, Rena Elliott 326, H:arblcl Mc- of which deceased was some years
Kellar 325, iMac Habkirk 316, Jelin ago the W.M, and for some years
a Lee 304, Harold Cantelon 298, Aril= the efficient Secretary, Interment
old Stoalcley 297, :Bill Sturdy. 291, took place in the Union Cemetery.
onside, Henderson 413to4 49Moc 9k- The pallbearers were Messrs, Wm.
Jean Lee 290, Donalda Henderson Buchanan, W. A. Wansbrough, J. E.
282, Charlie Ross 280, Kathleen Saint McIntyre, John G. Reith, Wm, Me -
m • Clelland and 1Jr. M. W. Berwick.
Class 13 -Bill Scott 386, Myrtle
Fothergill 348, Phyllis Turner 332,
Gertrude Finley 313, Fenton Barnes
274, Agnes Seli 246, Louise Dore 239,
Joe Wilson 227, Frank Angus 184,
Alvin Lediet 122.
A. Mahood, Teacher,
Junior Second
Total 470, Honors 351, Pass 282,
Helen Hammond 446, Marguerite
Ingham 419, Frances Robinson 401,
Billie Forsyth 397,,,Adelle Livingston
381, 13i11 Harris 378, Roy Dark 372,
Louise Lloyd 371, Velma Ohm 371,
Leslie Adair 342, Dorothy Mellor
328, Elmer Deyeil 323, Norman Fry
806, Harry :Montgomery 804, Louise
Thompson 298, Hem Lee 296, George
Johnson 294, Reggie Collar 294, Jim-
mie Kennedy 292, BM Seddon 290,
Joe Falconer 283, Petty Groves 277,
Mable Campbell 249, Jack Garbutt
249, Carl Vainer 248, Gordon Helm
286, John Wilson 229, Joyce Carter
208, William Fitzpatrick 105, Floron-
ee Finley 95,
13. Joynt, Teacher,
First Book
Total 480, Honors 360, Pass 238.
Norman Mundy 444, Anne Van
Wycic 441,, Edna Hogg 436, Louise
Reid 433, 13etty Gannett 432, Don-
ald Smith 431, James Cameron 419,
Jack Hopper 419, Betty Fitzpatrick
414, Isabelle Ross 414, Grace Hutch-
eson 409, Isobel McLean 409, Alan
Williams' 405, Clarence Hamilton
404, Clarence Ohm 400, Eva Lediet
395, .Ethel Vanner.893, Eric Schatte
387, Pat Fitzpatrick 372, Kenneth
Baker 368, harry Howard 366, Jose-
phine VanNorman 366, Margaret
Finley 365, Mary L,epard 365, Carroll
Casemore 364; David Sehaffter 362,
Margaret McGillivray 351, Eileen
Dark 349, Mary Black 340, Alvin Seli
335, Frances Durnin 333, Kenneth
Jones 331, Iris Templeman 330, Jack.
Tiffin 319, Jack Carter 293, Harold
Hutton P54.
P. Johns, Teacher.
Primary
Total 240, Honors 180, Pass 185.
Class A -
Norma Brown 229, Jack Ludwig
228, Doris Finley 223, Craig Arm-
strong 218, Bud ,Cruickshank 217,
Grace Small 197, Everett Hammond
167.
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in 508, P. Biggs 502, 13. Collar 499,
R. McKellar 487, Z. Cameron 485,
13; Forsythe 469, H. Groves 469, L.
Ellacott 445, J. MacDonald 441,, J.
Currie 433, A. Wilson 426, 13. David-
son 423, J. Lamb 420, L. Bak 402, R.
Carter 397, J. Broome 390, G. Carr
384, D. Waram 372, S. Forsythe 371,
M. Smith 320, J. Bunn 138.
13. H. Reynolds, Teftcher.
Senior Third
Total 500, Honors 375, Pass 300.
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