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PACE SIX m™% OSHAWA, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 1922 _: | --_---- _ » A DA ---------------- ' © THEATRES AT THE REGENT Elinor Glyn's story 'Beyond. the Rocks," a Paramount offering star- ring Gloria Swanson, scored an em- phatie success at the Regent theatre last night. ' It is safe to say that you have never witnessed the last word in the art of Jove-making until you see the romance that is most delightfully enacted hy Gloria Swanson and Ro- dolph Valentino, star and leading man, respectively in "Beyond the Rocks," a new Paramount picture, The story is one of Elinor Glyn"s famous novel-romances, wherein Gloria Swanson, the wife, in a forced marriage to a middle-aged million- aire, falls in love with young Lord Bracondale, After a tempestuous and dramatic sequence, the story ends satisfactorily, The settings and backgrounds are picturesque and faithful in detail, Striking roles are played by Rodolph Valentino, A, B. Francis, Mabel Van Buren, Gertrude Astor 'and other players of note, AT THE NEW MARTIN The Milton-8t, Clair players, the resident stock company at the New Martin Theatre, are presenting this week a real laughable bill. The first part of the week 'Baby Mine" a laughable comedy is the feature, The play deals with a flirtatious young wife who "just for fun" goes about with her husbands friend and when he faces her she resorts to lies. He is crazy over children and leaves home 'because the wife refuses to bring them into the world but upon the advice of a friend she adopts a child and sends him word that he has an heir but upon his return the real father of the child demands that it be returned. They contrive to get another but the young husband] comes across both, and in order not! to be caught in another lie the wife tells him 'that he is the father of twins and when through unfortunate circumstances another child is brought in and the young man finds (as he thinks) himself the father of Brooklin Farmer Is Hurt By Forty Foot Fall In Barn Falling forty feet to a cement floor in the barn of William Dryden, near Brooklin, Arthur Boyces, aged thirty-eight, had his left arm broken and sustained several had bruises on Wednesday. Mr, Boyes, who is working for Mr, Dryden, had gone up to the roof of the barn in order to fix a hay fork, While working with the carrier the fork became loose and ran down the suspended rail, Mr. Boyes was able to hang to the fork for some time but was finally thrown to the floor of the barn. There were ahout three or four inches of chaff on the floor in some places hut Mr, Boyes, when found, was lying on the cement. Dr, James Moore of Brooklin was called to attend his injured man and had him removed to the Oshawa Gen- eral Hospital, He will recover, . » E. Whitby Council . Has Damage Suit Ld Ld 4 in Division Court East Whithy Township will on Wednesday, in Division Court, be defendants in an action for $300 brought by Robert Beath for damages through alleged negligence previous to the construction of the Beath bridge a year ago. The Township built a detour for the convenience of the plaintiff but it is alleged that he could not use it for hauling pur- poses, Mr, G. D. Conant will appear for the defendants, At the regular meeting of the Township Council at Columbus yesterday, the matter came up for some discussion. A communication was received from the Trustees of Cedar Dale in reference to installing a storm sewer fn that village. The clerk was in- structed to write requesting them to go at it in a legal way such as specifying what streets were to be considered and estimates of how many feet were to be laid. Two by- laws were passed, one authorizing the laying of additional sidewalks on Pine Avenue, Westmount and the triplets only to have his joy dashed to the ground upon the discovery that | he is in reality the father of --None. The part of the foolish wife is tak-| en by Miss Ada Burris and that of the! jealous hushand by Mr. Jack Milton. Miss Irene St. Clair and Mr. Robert | St. Clair capably handle the parts of the friend and his wife through | whose influence in trying to straight-| en out the domestic tangle jt be-| comes worse and worse. The prinei-| pals being ably supported by splendid cast.. The audience of Mon- day night enjoyed the show and had many good laughs over the strange | antics of Mr. Milton as the "Daddy" | and Mr. Robert St. Clair as the as- | sisting friend. Another screamingly funny come-| dy of muddled domestic life has heen chosen for the last three days when that old favorite English comedy "A Terrible Tangle" will be the present-| ation. Special, vaudeville numbers will be | run between the Acts to do away| with long waits. Fans are being in- stalled to keep the patrons cool and | comfortable throughout the perform- | ances. Wednesday night a rather un-| jque prize will be given away free | from the stage in the nature of a| real live babyy. | The resident stock company is be- coming more popular each week and they are introducing several new | features beginning on Wednesday | night. The special feature for Wed-| nesday night will be a country store, | the holders of the lucky tickets will | receive valuable prizes. day night the show will start at 7.15 and there will be an hour's showing of moving pictures before the real play of the evening. On Friday night there will be an amateur night and all the residents of Oshawa who as- pire to stage fame will be given a » 10 demonstrate their ability before the house. These are real feature bills and you will do well not to miss one of them. Customs Figures for Month of June Ahead of Last Year That Oshawa has gone a long way on the road to prosperity from the period of depression that enveloped the town for some months last year, is strikingly shown in a comparison of the customs receipts for the month of June, 1921, and the month of June, 1922. The customs receip of this port last month totalled $288§- 515.32, as compared with $194. 24% - 92 for the corresponding month last year. 'This is an advance of almost $100,000. But the figures for the month of Jpne just past do not compare favor- a | of On Thurs- | second appointing Dr. F. J. Rundle as Indigent Medical Health Officer. Dr. Rundle has held the position of M.O.H. for the township for the past year and he will perform his new du- ties of ascertaining whether or not} a patient is an indigent when such cases arise in connection with his | former duties. WOMEN TEACHERS Worcester Telegram: If mothers can teach young boys manly virtues, why is it assumed that only men can do that when the boys get a little older? As for discipline, it is not resticted to either men or women. There are plenty of both who can "do nothinz with" children, and plenty both who have no trouble at all in that respec! mericans ot much interested in statistic but they will ask for a good many of them before they believe the general pro- position that women teachers for boys should give way to the men. Promotion (Continued from page 1) By examination: Marion Clapper, Mary Mothersill. » V. A. Langmaid, teacher. SR. IL. TO JR. II. Promoted on term work: Andison, John Bellingham, Irene Brown, Eileen Clark, Louise Ed- moudson, Emma Gibson, Ray Lee, Nellie Logeman, Basil Mothersill, ¥.d- die Radway, Sammy Smith, James Storie, Lillian Tynan, Eleanor Vick- ery, Ora Wilson. By examination: Percy Arnold, Herbie Cooper, Cecil Glide, Douglas Hamlyn, ' Borden Johnson, Arthur | Kay, Clara Larson, Sparzeane Max- ymuk, Willie Murray, George Nor- | they, George Parfitt, Anson Rich- | ards, Lawrence Ryan, Willie Sar- | geant, Emma Shortt, Frank Snow- | don, Douglas Tapping, Jack Van | Driel, Albert Warren, Emily Wilson, | JR. 11. TO SR_II. | By examination: Lulu Shaw, Viola | Wilson. Jack G. L.. Annand, teacher. | JR. 11. TO SR. i. | Promoted on term work: [Erie | Bligdon, Louis Grom, John Gudgeon, | Sarah Rainish. . By examination: Douglas Clark, Ora Gerrow, Frank Marshall, Jean McQuorric, Arthur | Radway, Bryce Reeves, Beairice Sud- | dard, Gordon Van Driel. { A_ Strickland. teacher. IR. I. TO JR. A. Promoted on term work: Doreen Bligdon, Kathleen Down, Andrew | Lisk, Carman Thompson, Norman Williams, | By examination: Ellis Chandler, Harold Cooper, CLASS IF, TO SR, PR, John Chandler, Fred Newman, CLASS 111, TO CLASS II, Madge Cochrane, Robert Coons, Esther Cunningham, Bernice Gibson, Nellie Kalenko, Leta Lewis, Rosie Muzik, Alberta Osborne, Bert Rey- ner, May Shaw, Peter Yourkiewich, CLASS TV, TO CLASS TIT, Eva Heavens, Alec Kobylski, Ray McKnight, Lois Wilson, Victoria Yu- skiw, A. M, Waldron, Teacher, Promoted on term work: Frank Andison, Billy Beaton, Jack Blan- chard, Madeline Clark, Arthur Cor- don, Kddie Gibson, Arthur Gladman, Bertie Jones, Beatrice Marshall, Frank McPhee, Henry Price, Jessie Rouston, Cyril Shaw, Frank Stevens, Betty Walton. CLASS TI, TO CLASS 1, May Cooper, Earl Cousing, George Gower, Glendon James, Kenneth Johnston, Doris Ladd, Lillie Pratley, Myroslau Sheyan, Aileene Tarrant, Brenda Ward. CLASS 111, TO CLASS 11, Kathleen Qarnegie, Willie Clark, Gerald Craggs, Belfry De Guerre, Harold Harmer, Walter Harmer, Herbert Henry, Jack Hess, Cecil Har- rison, Reta Lovel, Freddie Mhan- ning, Mike Masney, Rebecca Rainish, Lillian Rayner, Stewart Shaw, Peter Srajozuk, Illy Suddard, Lillian Williams, * 0. C, Reid, teacher. HILLCROFT SR. II, TO JR, JI, Promoted on term work: Helen Cook, "Muriel Gillott, Afleen McMag- ter, Fred Montgomery, Lloyd Moody, Newton Oke, "Pearl Stirling. By examination: Viola Anderson, Lily Purdie, Billy' Pearce, Irene Raike, Fred Smith. C. B, Saunders, teacher. JR, IE TO SR, 11. Promoted on term work: Brant, Helen Chapman, Kathleen | Crawford, Madeline Hawley, Bruce! Halleran, Jean Leishman, Helen Ly-| Marcus | By examination: ley, Dorothy Galley, Janet Hedley, Helen Hedley, Orville Hedley, Au- drey McTavish, Edith Thompson, | C. B. Saunders, teacher. SR. 1. TO JR. 11, Pradmoted on term work: Frances Barrett, Lloyd Cook, Jack East! Jack Germond, Maurice Morris, Mer-| vin Oke, Allan Pennell, Elsie Raike, | Jean* Wallace. By examination: Norman Marjory Gerry, Ray Gibbs. >. B. Saunders, teacher. JR, L TO SR. I, Promoted on term work: Hilda Chapman, Herbert Cole, Jack Gil Jett, John Grieve, Edward Hawley, Rosie Mack, Morris Pennell, Alma Selleck, Aylmer Sellick, By Bruce ley, Carman Cole, examination: Brad Raymond Cole R. A. Hawkes, teacher. SR. PR. TO IR. I. By examination: Anuie Anderson, | John Chappell, Pear] Cook, Bruce Harton, Carman Hedley, Florence Heaps, Norma Keith, Ross Mclean, Rae McMaster, Rosemary Manning, Harry Stirling, Beatrice Stirling, Jack Simmons, Evelyn Dell, recom-| cett, Cecil McKnight, Marion Raike, | ner, Brad-| Arthur White, Gladys W fold | Grath | Wilson, Zella Bernice Proctor, Elinor Thickson, Bonnie Train, Oneta Wood, By examination: Lillian Bartlett, Douglas Henderson, Winunifred Kegl, Lorenzo Powell, Dorothy Hsin, y Roy Walkley, vod + B, Knight, teacher, SR. 1, TO JR, 11, Promoted on term work: Delbert Arkless, Elmer Evans, Noel Gam- hle, Maude Kemp, Norene Lang, Elmo Neshitt, Vera Nicolls, George Parker, Billie Richardson, Hilton Stainton, May Lancaster, By examination: James Clem- ents, Ruth Jones, Henry Mitchell, Margaret Timmins. L.. M, Doubt, teacher, JR, II, to SR, 11, Promoted on term work: Teddy Bell, Truman Brown, Stanley Har- ris, Rennison Hezzlewood, Wesley Hicks, Arnold Jobh, Douglas Kemp, Doreen Keenan, Hilton Lammiman, Marjorie Legge, Helen Mason, Mar- garet Patte, Frank Reesor, Douglas Rowden, Doris Smith, Ortie Smith, Aldine Stephenson, Audrey Train, Norma Turney, Hedley Wesson, By examination: Jack Copeland, Jessie Cooper, Ruth Elliott, Fred Howard, Helen Lander, Horace Lit- tle, Ruby Prescott, Recommended: Nellie Bentham, I, M, Doubt, teaceh, SR. 1. TO JR. IT, Promoted on term work: derson, Wilbur Bulmer, Cook, Evelyn Diggon, Jakie Enu- shesky, Jack Henley, Arden Hart- man, Roswald Leach, Jack Peacock, Doris Morden, Eileen McBrien, Har- ry McGrath, Verna Rutledge, Doro- thy Spires, Lloyd Stevenson, Sparks, Irene Smith. By examination: Helen Ashton. SR. PR. TO JR. 1, Helen Chapman, Gordon dale, Marion Hopkins, Spires, Harold Sheridan burton. Roy An- Wilma Clys- Lawrence Jack War M. G. Argail, CLASS i. TO ( Harold Anderson, Audrey Kemp, teacher. ANS I, 1 Faulk- n Smith, hite, George R Vice, Howard Vice CLASS 1] TO CLASS 11, Irene Hefford, Alma hell, Har- Prescott, MeKnight, Mer- lyn Resson, Willets, Luella Wright, Jovee Helen M. G. Argall, JR, 1 TO SR. | Promoted on term work: Lor raine Brown, Stella Forsythe, Wilma Hugging, Madeline Hobbs, Bobby Jeyes, Gwen Jayco: Clifford Me Alma Northeott, Kathleen ol teacher, Ne By exainination Gladys Milne PRIMARY Marg Bale, Harold Booth, Bil lie Ca m, Regg Evans, Meda Hagerman, recommended; Marjory Henley, Dorine Hicks, recommend ed; Justine Jams Jacek Lander, Guy Lake, recommended; Dean Patte recommended; Marjory Ward H. M. Keddie, teacher. CLASS 1, TO CLASSA, Thelma Ashton, Bernice Bulmer, Margaret Bulmer Kathleen North- cott, Carl Gamble, John Harris, Wil- lie Sayyae, Ronald Wragg, Adair Whiteley, Doris Doidge iret Bille CLASS I, TO CLASS IF ---- ald Cornish, Bennie Fisher, Sylvia Horwich, Lionel Hind, Ivy Mans- field, Mary Potter, Karle Rowden, George Robinson, Merwin Scott, Al- lan Shepherd, By examination: Fred Audley, Kathleen Barnes, Verna Barnes, An- nie Burnett, George Brown, Kath- leen Colvin, Annie Caverly, Gordon Crouse, Annie Dime, jack Durrant, Delbert Dalton, Edwin Drinkle, Mar- garet Drinkle, Herbert Fry, Ruth Holmes, Ruth Hodgkingon, ildred Hunt, George Haines, allace Holmes, Clarence Keith, Arlie Me- Gregor, Charlie Parish, Clara Rora- heck, Rose Riley, Kathleen Seton, Melbourne Terry, John Trott, Mabel Titley, Roy Whittington, I. Currie, V, Currie and R. Rohin- son, teachers, JR, IL. TO SR, IT, Promoted on term work: Oscar Bradley, Mathew Bell, Ruby Crouse, Frank Cruickshank, Phyllis Clem- ents, Roland Daniel, Thelma Dar- ling, Rose Dart, Mildred Farrow, John Gihson, Henry Heath, Ivy Keel- er, Violet Kellar, Charlie Kingston, Clifford Lawton, Hilda Rice, Frances Rohinson, Vervan Rolson, By examination: Perey Barrett, Harold Northey, Albert Rowden, Eve- lyn Smallwood, Stanley Smallwood, SR, II. TO JR, HI, Promoted on term work: Tom Al- len, Evelyn Branton, Myrtle Braund, Bennie Collis, Harry Dick, Kathleen Gallagher, Jack Gay, John Glad, Ar- thnr Hastings, Ivy Jackson, James Kemp, Ralph Rowden, Ian Thom, Jean Walker, Albert Watts, Helen Wood, Jy examination: Marie Allard, Grace Dowson, Willie Jackson, Ger- | ald Thompson. ! B. J. Brown, teacher. SR. I, TO JR. II, Promoted on term work: Crothers, Dorothy Colvin, Flossie Cornish, Muriel Fisher, Robert Gal-! letly, Gertrude Gibbs, Norman Groat, | William Gordon, Leona Gibson, Ray | Garrow, Eva Hayes, Frances Hock-| ins, Bill Hewitt, Esther Horton, Vera Kingston, dna Martin, Angus Me- | Kinnon, John Perkins, Irene Polston, Helen Ridgen, Murray Rutherford, Olga Rolson, Irene Spencer, Mar- guerit Terry, Margaret Walke M. #'ns, Ruth Wagar, Ena Winstan- ley, Edna Wotton, By examination: Dori Wilfred Claus, Dora Hodgki Leckie, Cl Carson | Audley, on, Mary irence Parish, George Ror- I, Elsic Wood, Gladys Stevens. T. McEschern and N Trick, teach- : | JR. I. TO SR. I, Promoted term work: Nina Barnes Brown, Vera Carey, Allin €olvin, Carl Cr r Mar- fory Clark, Doris Cruickshank, Nel- son Daniel, Verna Hodgkinson. Alice Jackson, Greta Kelly, Gladys Thom, Kenneth Whiley, Ford Martin, Har- old Riches, By examination: Dorothy Goulding, Joseph Ha'nes, Smith. N. Trick and T. McEachern, teach- ers. on Loraine I.orn Norma Betty Lovell, Goring. | Huyck, Ethel PRIMARY TO JR. 1, R. Promoted on mended. | A. PR. TO SR. PR. Alfred Digg Frank Sheridan, | | Lewis Winuell | ! H. M. Keddie, teacher. mn 3v examinatio Buckley. G. Burk Barnes, Hawkes, teacher. term work: Muriel] n: B. hart, F. M Brown, Barnes, Branton, Feasley, Margaret Harton, Elsie Pratt, Melville Montgomery, George Sills, Helen Sills, Ashlcy Thompson, Walter Terry. JR. PR, TO INT PR. John Crawford, George Fraser, Meldrum Hedley, Emma Ogden. R. A. Hawkes, teacher. MARY STREET Principal, H. M. Keddie | JR. IV. TO SR. IV. | Promoted on term work: Eddie Burns, Dorothy Cock, Margaret Gowan, Arthur Hoar, Harold Hobbs, Whitney Lang, Norman Moffatt, Velma Mclean, Richard Noxon, Grace Pennell. By examination: Laura Brant, Clifton Branton, Hazel De Guerre, Marjorie Hewson, Douglas May, Mar- Reeson, Earl Simmons. L. W. Copp, teacher. SR. Ill. TO JR. IV. Promoted on term work: Allin, Gladys Barnhart, Lillian Barn- hart, George Barnum, tham., Reta Booth, Helen Bowden. Ida Comrie, Jack Flath, Marion Gummow, Claude Halleran, Rae Hal- leran, Murray Kohen, Fred Lander, Mervin McLean, Alex Moffatt, Ruth Mutton, Marjorie Noxon, Olive Red- han, Rhea Simmons, Percy Stainton, Irene Trew, Eddie Warburton, Fred Warburton, George Wilson, By examination: Alfred Bartlett, Dorothy Beamer, Edna Beamer, Ha- zel Brant, George Brown, Willie En- gel, Sybil Germond, Eddie Hubbell, Wilfred Lick, Josephine St. An- drews, Lillian Swanston, Osborne Thompson, James McNaught. » J. B. Arnott, teacher. SR. Ill. TO JR. WV. Promoted cn term work: Bone, Albert Bramley, Carver, Jack Comrie, Clarence Cox, Della Curl, Robert Dun- Velma Stuart { Horwi | Jackson | Saywell, tha McBrien, Edgar McEwen, Olive | | Audley, | Raymond Edwin | Alite Ben-| Fowler, CENTRE STREET Principal, KE. Holmes JR. IV. TO SR, IV. Promoted on term work nett, E. Bradley, V. Bun A. Copeland, S Du Rieu, Fry, M. Ga R hn, 7T A , L. Kohen, G. Leyden, W Miller, M. Miller, H. Mi Parker, P. Phillips, Sprung, S. Saywell, J. Vv Fowler, Gutsole, Harding, Ss ling, E, Lawrie, H lichamp, E Rowden, V. Tane, By examination Cornwall, C. Daniel, Holmes, E Ww. 0 W. Davis, Starr, W. Sheridan, Waram, E. Holmes, teacher. SR. HI, TO JR. WV. Promoted on term work: Laura Bell, Robert Rell, Branton, Freda Caverly, Edward Crothers, Clarence Clary, Clarence Crouse, Constance Colpus, Doris Dobn vy, Ruby Fice, Harold Willie . Gibbie, Madeline Hobbs, Eva Lakin, Sam McConnell, Kenneth Miller, Alice Puckett, Dor- othy Puckett, George Polston, Mar- garet Rice,-Dorothy Rorabeck, Leon Rolson, Kenneth Wiggins, BY examination: Katie Barnes, Myrtle Hodgson, Walter Gibbs, Ger- trude Robinson, Ivy Trott, Welch. E. Currie and V. Currie, teachers. JR. Ii. TO SR, 1. Promoted on tern work: Bloomer, Rosina Brown, Percy Bur- gess, Maudie Cornwall, Annie Collis, | Kingston. M. Lowery, H | | Stanley | | Drewe, | | Holmes P. Bur- | Crouse, | Cook, D. Crothers, A. | "1 E 'ID | Smith, Alchin, H.| | teachers. Harold | | | Cooke, A. B. Graham. J A. Hurst, M. odegkinson, H. Jackson, Kellar, M. Leckie, cKay, G C. Morris, Drinkle, Drinkle, Grant, Haines, > H. Keetch, . Maynes, L. Montzomory, K. Maynard, N. McNally, J. Rose, W. Robinson, H. Reynolds, M. Rorabeck, H Say- well, Soo Kooy. I. Shepherd, F. G. Southwell, M. Titley, IX. Terry. H. Wiggins, M. Walker, A Woods. L. Walker, W_ Watson, S. Wottom. M Gould el 1 H H Schoffield and Q. ALBERT STREET Principal, Miss F. E_ Hislop JR. IV. TO SR, iW Promoted on term work: Clifford Baker, Robert Chapman, Lloyd Dan- els, Kenneth Fenton, Frank Harri- son, Milton "Morris. Morton Petre, Ernest Peeling, Gladys Wildman, Helen Willatt. By bary, examination: Eleanor Ams- Muriel Butcher, Olver Gal, Flossie Jeffery, Mabel Manning, Gor- don Petre, Agnes Rowley, Harry Wit- terick, Earl Waddell. . Recommended: Doris Bellis, Rose Harris, Evelyn Stone, Harold Sproule, Stella Sharrard. 7 M. Wetherell, teacher. SR. lll. TC JR. IV. Promoted on term work: Alex. Lorna | Arkwright, Violet Beavis, Percy Bry- an, Daisy Doris Boddy, Clark, John Cardinal, Elmer Crouse, Willle Ruth Cook, Edmund Cornish, Don | Dennis, George Fitches, Edith Gow- i Murdock, | Rowden, | Ramsay, | er, Wray Gunn, Hamley Hennick, Gladys Hurlbert, Alice Mason, Mabel Mason, Boris Shelenkoff, Edith Sta- cey, Dale Trotter, Lillian Tyrell, Al- bert Walker, Arthur Witterick, + Recommended: Glenn Lynch, By examination: Tom Bell, Vivian Elliott, Ivy Fleming, Bert Naylor, Bertha Read, Everette Scero. R, M. Young, teacher, JR, HI, to JR, IV, Promoted on term work: Phyllis Ayres, Hilda Bowers, Irene Blowe, Arthur Black, Evelyn Claus, Tom Cinnamon, Herbert Cheesehoro, Gor- don Coppin, Mabel Elliott, Dorothy Hancock, Hilda Johnson, Hazel Mann, John Mayne, Flossie Martin, Luella MeGahey, Maggie Mitchell, Minnie Price, Beatrice Pugh, Willie Partridge, Mary Severs, Cora Sproule, Leslie Tennant, Alex. Thom- son, Melvin Wilson, By examination: Evelyn Manning, Roy Martin, JR, TIL, TO SR, 11, Mirell €ulley, Verna Kirby, Laura Mayne, Pearl Miners, Clara North- cott, Tom Tyrell, Henry Cardinal, Alma M, Cox, teacher. JR. 11, TO SR, 11, Promoted on term work: Norman Attersley, Winnie Broad, Muriel Bra- cey, Ormel Cheseboro, John Goodall, SR, I, TO JR, 11, Promoted on term work: Amsbhary, Reta Elliott, Lewis las Manning, Bruce Minns, Williams, Jimmie Williams, * By examination: ley, Ruby Cheeseborough, Dorothy Jones, Grace Margaret Lovegrove, grove, Violet Elmer Peacock, den. R. M. Lowe, teacher, JR, TI. TO SR, Im, Promoted on term work: Viekers. By examination: . Lowe, teacher. SR, I, TO JR, II. Promoted on term work: las Gamble, Ruth dolyne MeMahon, Phyllis 8mith, Roy Stacey, By examination; nish, Lena Harrison, Gravalle, ton, Jimmie Saunders Sydney Haley, Violet Lalonde, Alice Mason, Isabel Pollock, Henry Pate field, Amy Willis, : By examination: | Kathleen Ams- | Ervin Gay, Edwin Higgins, Hurst, | Swithenbank T. Smith, teacher, JR, TE TO JR, 1, Promoted on term work: Alice Archer, Nellie Lalonde, Vera Parks, Kdith Saunders, Donald Yeo, Mor- ley McElwain. By examination: Hilda Fred Danks, Géorge Fudger, Glosk, Annie Hennick, Verna Horn- by, Edward Lovelock, Lloyd New- hall, Marjorie Phillips, Gordon Phil- lips, Albert Temperton, Gerald Wil- son. Bint, Mary F. E. Hislop, teacher. SR. II. TO JR. NI, Promoted on term work: Emily Beavis, Greta Crouse, Percy Colvin, George Cor Reggie Fitches, Sybil Gillard, Marion Hall, Meredith Jones, Grant' McMahon, Gladys MeComb, George Price, Evelyn Shelley, Alice Shora Shelenkoff 3y examination: Verna Pearse. On approval: Mary Morrison, Dorothy Smith, JR. 11. TO SR. HH. Promoted on term work: Fred Blow, Laura Davey, Jim Ferguson, Nicholas Gravalle, Nettie Hornby, Florence Keenan, Jim Mitchell, Howard Wesley, Arthur Yeo. By examinatio Jack Archer, Gilbert Colvin, Elsie Fish, Madeline Manning, Mary Smith, William Wil- loughby. Recommended: George C. 1. Cox, Corby, teacher. E. I. Allin, teacher. IR, I, TO SR, I. Promoted on term work: hul, Bob Mayny, Marjorie Parks, Jathleen Tyrrell, May Wells, Jonathan Lam- By examination: hert, Lillian Lee, Chrissie Mason, Richard Patfiel], Billie Phillips Alice Pringle, Sianley Rogers, Nor. val Sweet, May Vamplew. E.I. Allin, teacher, PRIMARF TO JR, 1 By examinatigp: Russel Atters. ley, Lillian - Bubit, Albert Bryan, Marjorie Cheeselpro, Earline Farrer, Arthur Goodall{ Donald Gamble, Madeline Hornby Irene Hewitt, Mar. garet Harvey, Clifford Johnson, Alex Kohernick, Anny Kironda, Charlie McConnell,: Ralp] Nixon, Wtllie Sev- ers, George Sawpders, Lizzie Wai- lace, Elsie Weyrth, Eva Yeo. Al Pauley, teacher. SR. PRTO JR. 1. By examinatiq: Herbie Chapman, Mona Blow, Davey, Everett Jan | Disney, I Helen Feil- ka, Murray Gilles, Mary Kobernick, Beryl Lalonde, farnet Lalonde, Wil- fred Man#ing, Zharlie Mason, Wil- liam Olenick, dex. Oliver, Homer Pearse, Jack Hrtridge, Minnie Ro- desky, Kazmyl8teban, Albert Tur- ner, Annie Tyrell, Maggie Wallace Lizzie William ? JR. PETO SR. PR. Ethel Crows, Dorothy Hewitt, Muriel Hogel, |Fank Jarvis, Charlie f Severs, Violet Thompson, Dorothy" ¥, Vamplew, Sad) Vipond. AM. Power, teacher. a ro, NEW MARTI "THEATRE George Hill, Mike Kashul, Roland Kinton, Doug- Wilsol . Norton, Willie Parks, Joe Partridge John Rogers, Harold Sweet,» Bohhi& Howard Brad- Violet Clark, Russell Hall, Marion Johnson, Karchausky, Love- Margaret Peebles, Harry Rose, Mildred Row- Lillian Bryck, Teddy Campin, Roy Coppin, Everett Duncan, Polly Glosk, Arthur Arthur Turner, Fred Brown, Josephine Campbell, noyg- Gwen- Mary Rodesky, Dorothy Deye- Eleanor Mc. Gahey, Dorothy Myers, Gladys Nor- Eileen Attersley, Violet Colvin, Helen Craw- bary, Mildred Cridge, Bertha Frink, | ford, Helnor Davis, Maitland Doug- Earl | las, Melbourne Haley, Nicholas Kas- ' Tonight and Vednesday Milton-St. Clair Payers PRESENT "Baby A Rip Roaring Comedy Mine" Wednesday Night COUNTRY STORE A Real LivBaby Given Away Fro the Stage THURS. FRIDAY SATURDAY . . ---- -- "A Terriblelangle'"' | Amateur NighFriday i Ser det Thtian 2 pid SATURDA10c. J ------ TONIGHT ably with the returns for €he two william Gibson, Thomas Gladman. previous months, In May the re-| Josephine Glide, Leslie Gray, Morley ceipts were $745,878.72 and in April | younston, Helen Kupchynski, Nellie $391,361.84. The sudden drop in| Matthews, Addie Newman, Annie the receipts for the months of May lop, Clara Forsyth, Kenneth Grigg, Marian Henderson, Etta Hobbs, Her- man Morris, Glenn Mundy, Annie | | --AND-- : Wednesday Pratt, Arleigh Reesor, Douglas St. Andrews, Helen and June is explained by the fact that there is usually a summer slump at all customs offices, due to | 1 ss importing being done at this sea- | son of the year than at other times. Exam. Results Additional results of Cedar Dale promotion exams. are as follows: -- Primany--Room 1. Promoted to 1st book in order of merit. Honors: -- (Herbert Mackie," Joe Holmes) equal, Bileen Gibson, {Moris Reed, Steve Sczewizuk, Katherine Fraser) equal, Fairley Evans, Ruth McLean, Reta Lindsay, Frank Dewel, Rosena Cavey, Alice Panter, Salva Kelar. Pass: --72 per cent.: Krantz, Bobbie Panter. Promoted to Sr. Primer Honors: --Roy Shaw,, Olive Jack- son. Mary Patterson, Karl Shaw, Nicholas Buldvk, Leonard Jackson, Kenneth Gillard, Melville Arnold. Not present during exams but pass- ed on vear's work: 1st Book: Beatrice Spraggs, Julia arco, Ethel Boulton. Sr. Primer: Steve Ritzi. F. W, Mallett, teacher. Harry ©O. »~ Newman, Marjorie Poil, Dorothy Sis- son, Edna Snowdon, Miarjoriz Spen- cer, Ross Wilson. A Strickland, teacher. SE. I. TO JR. Mi. Promoted on term work: Frank Brown, Hazel Hess, Reta Lang, Doug- las Ogden, Pearl Storie. By examination: Ollwen Ward. B. Minaker, teacher. JR. I. WO SR. IL. Promoted on term work :-- Goldie Cochrane, May Cordon, Dor- | othy Gladman, Elizabeth Gudgeon, Helen Hreczuk, Gladys Keys, Chris- tina Logeman, Clifford MeKnight, | Percy Matthews, Marion Ogden. Stan- | ley Ogden, Margaret Pellolio, Annie | Rampling, Joe Sharpe, Doris Smith. { By examination: Charley Chand- | ler, Hilton Falton, Mary Grom, | Lloyd Johnston, John Lepinski, Olga Masney, Joe Muzik, Jack Tubbs, Donald Cameron. ~ B. Minaker, teacher. SE. PR, 0 1. Promoted by examination: Velma Bell, Florence Cochrane, Dora Craw- ley, Eva Crawley, Mary Derewnick, Melen Goch, Mike Kalynkg, Fred McKnight, Cecil McKnight, Willie Morrison, Mary Muzik, Willie Og- den, Mabel Short, Gertrude Smith, Mary Terech, Lyall Wilson, Mary Yuskiw. Gladys Thompson, Train, Viola Watkinson, Lloyd Wood. By examination: Lawrence Birch- am, Muriel Hall, Inez Jones, Grant Mcintosh, Stanley Stainton, Cath- erine Sutton, Allan Thompson, Mar- jorie White. Recommended: thur Cox. Lyle Gerry, Ar- H. Henderson, Teacher. 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