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KINSINGTON HIGH SCHOOL

Honor Roll of Keuatngtou High School for Novcmber.

Grade X.—l. Elaine Humphrey; 2. Arthur ‘Pendergast. Eldon Champion, Helen Pendletnn; 3. Alma Sudsbury.

Grade 1X.—1, Sheila Connick; 2. Elaine Glover; 3, Marlene Davisou.

‘Prism-J. Weeks Murphy.

Grade IX.—I, Robert Moase; 2, Roda Mayhew; 3. Emma. Mc- Mahon.

Grade VIIL-l. Barbara Wood- side; 2, Bonnie Woodslde; 3. Lyman

Moose.

Vice-Principal—Mary N. Rieid. Grade VII.—1. Joan Bowneas; 2, Iva "Inrlrin; 3, Eleanor Bernard. Grade VI.—i. Helen MacMillan; 2, Myrna Cousins; 3, Marion Masc- Arthur.

‘Ieacher-M. M. Mill.

Grade VI.-1, Robert Hunter; 2, James McMahon; 3, Belly Webster. Grade V.—1. Gayle Darrach; 2, Elizabeth Bowness; 3, Donald Champion.

Teacher-Theresa Gash.

Grade 1II.-—1. Jean Murray. Mar]- orie MacArthur. equal; 2, Iris Champion; 3. Isabel Cotton.

I —Geraidine MacLean.

Grade lV.-l. Marlene Darrach Jimmie MacLean, equal; 2, Eleanor MacArthur; 3, Leanna Larkins. Teacher-Evangeline Greenan.

BALTIC SCHOOL

Report of Baltic school for the month o! November. Grade IX Verna Bernard (absent for all tests).

Grade VIII — 1. George Riley. Grade VII — l. Frances Davis- on, 2. Freide Holmes. ' Grade VI - 1. Mai-y‘Huntei-, 2. Edward Champion. Grade IV — 1. Margaret Crater. Grade III — i. Stacy MacKen- zie, 2. Marjory Riley. 3. John Dav- ison. Grade I Sr. — i. Jimmie Crater. 2. Roger Cousins, 3 Joan Grader. Grade I Jr. — No tests.

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Perifect attendance —~ George Riley. Mary Hunter, Margaret Crater, Marjory Riley, Jimmie I H _‘ Cousins, Roger Cousins, Jimmie Grade V.—1. Smrley McAlwz 2. Cf“? V~ 15"" Al?“ 1”“ _ Rlllpll Dennis; 3. Bobby Cooper. sr. Auuusrinis-s OONVENT Fxaccs Duuccltc; "s. Mai-y MalOT-Q Crater, Elaine Msirne-ivs, Paul Henry ualloin; J. clam-o lieu-en 9 t-fadlgyly- lf-"l- 5W1" “ma” Grade [-1, Ftﬂddl ‘Ihotnpson; Grade lV-si. l. Rose Marie Matthews, Roy Crozier. 7 allude “-—" i-Mialile 901mm ~éﬁga~dwlllililiiml Dﬂbum Wm; S, 2 Ferric Vessey; 3. Barbara Grade X-i. Oswald Gallant; 2. Doll-on; 2 Patricia Leightizer; 3 Fillies! BVPFBZE. 5811101‘ ~— Mari! '~' “'7 L""““'“i 5 Ewmm‘ “my” , .. u. 17' ‘ I C“ Jcoper. Eunice Pllcau; 3. June NIacDon- Laurent Dolron. gumm- 91 pm- l-mt Junjgr ___ Grade lll.-l, Leonard Gallant; 3- Fiedflc U“"" __ _ ‘ Averages over 90%: Muriel Rinc- -.~.ld_ l Gracie III —i. Paula Gallant; 2 Siﬂei’ MECKQMIB —— 91 P91’ 9°11!- 2’ Lou's” Dumm‘ Grail‘ u‘ Tl‘ 1km“ wnk" iJilJid. Hazel Vcssev, JOYLC Ling, Grade lX-l. iELlsie Gallant; 2. Ernestine Gallant; 3_ Elizabetl. Grade II. .\.-l, William Doyle, and bail-h Wliim- - ' < _ < i 1 ——-———-———-— . G d n B 1 E 1 M l ,, John Dennis, George Proud, Shir Alice Duloiig. O0 r011. CLERMONT SCHOOL Z. Florence MCAIGGII J. Eleanor 2 V3818 JTI, .11‘ attiens. ley vessey- Barbara Cooper‘ Fame Grade v1u_1_ Merhw Gallant Grade n A_1_ E4188“ Gaunu‘ . wane“ _. _ 'G.egeyl “Inga . C b n. s i Vessey, Fredda Thompson. Grade VH-l. Georgina Dolrori: ‘2- Josephine 391K011; 3- FTBIIW Report for November. Grade 1.1‘ B;_1)C9‘*"(’311*_'mi 2' M mle "A' 055m amp e ' "' Highest averages: l-lazcl Vessey 2 Marion Malone; 2. Louise Plti-e Gallant. Grade X - Olive Durant. Arnold Kjggmsi ‘ii Vivian 991F011» $2 lginénfr w‘ W u, -. 91.2%. iirid Frcdda Thompson, Grade VI-—l. Olive Gallant; 2. Grade II B'~1. Lorraine Gali- Grade vm _ Walter Cuﬂey. 2 Walter Gallant; ghirieaiihsnlou‘ Sh...“ C-mre D1110“; l lent; 2. Elcaiiioi- Doiron; 3. Cec- Gfﬂde VII —— 151881101‘ Dimini- ' ‘ ‘ M ‘Q i N i - Teacher: Evelyn Uiidei-Liziy. Grade V-l. Louise Malone; ~ 11° "QM. Grade L 3__1 Earl ML-Kcnuu- dell Matthews and Billie Clark. ‘ Grade V — 1. Iris Stafford 2. ’ ‘ . . » . -~ . - . . i z Stella Galiulll‘ a Leonard uiii- Emile D°l1<=—1¢“¢1\°1' i _ Gordon Mill, 3. Reggie Durant. ‘ ' ' ___ . . ° Grade rv - l. F‘rancls Shields. “Qfighcs,avewe,,,SC,,,,,,G,,,,,Q. noses. K SCHOOL ' .. . .. .. .. _. .. .. .. gsrvx,‘ .. . .. .. .. . .. . . i. miss on... s. ism». _,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,;;;,,, ,,,, ~ m- i , §%-zi.s~i§i%ii§t - . . .~oiose.~asaie.sisi Mill. . ' ' r . I Report iui- nionhli of November: " Grade m - i. Ona Mill. 2. Alvin __‘,}j§~',‘?§f,,‘,“‘°,§§ﬁ.i,,,’" ‘l1,1,2'°r\;,’,iﬁ:°,§ Grade x-Pesric MacArthur, . ~ 011113’. D 1 39 Grade VlI—l, Dorecii Ilurne; 2, and“ X — 1- sally mime“ 2" (igleslect attendance: Margaret D91“ Hafdlﬂ Hamil‘ Cuﬂey- Doyle, Evelyn Gallant, Bertha GYM“? V"A‘“'E1"'i“ HOWE-

Perirct Attendance; Olive, Reg- gie, Donald limo-ant; Iris, Joyce Stafford; Francis Shields.

FANNING SCHOOL The following is the honor roll for the month oi Novcmber.

Grade X.—i. Frances MacKin- non; 2. Anabel Auld; 3, Joan Beairsto. -

Grade IX.-1. Janet MacKinnon; 2, Junior MacKenzie; 3, Vivian Bryenton.

Grade VIlI.»l. 2, Mary MacGougan; Beairsto. Grade Kenzie. Grade V1.-—I, Olive Wall: 2, David Chisholm; 3, Georgie Inckhart. Highest Average: Mary MacNutt

Mary Msoriutt; 3, Donald

VIL-l, Vernon Mac-

2%.

Perfect Attendance: Verne Bry~ enton. Junior MaoKenzie. Vivian Bryenton, Mary MacGougan. Ver- non MacKenzie, Lois Bryenton, Joyce MacKenzie, Georgie Lock-

art. Teacher-Alice D.- Ilockhart. Primary Department

Grade V. Sr.—1, Joyce Bryanton; 2, Shirley Green; 3, Preston Beair-

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iiCargaiine From llfld. lifter Next March 31

‘ ‘TORONTO, Dec. 1'r—(OP)—Ai n-im on? Canadian company can -i;i:i .\"lIill",' margarine in Canada ﬁirr March 3i nhen Newfound- ‘iizd oilﬂcirilly becomes part oi ill" D.‘l‘.‘l.!.it‘l!_

C. A. Massey oi Lever Brothers commenting on the Supreme Couyi

Napoleon a Uncle Ellll

ufiicture o! butter substitutes

mport i: from there as soon ‘Vewfounniands entry into co ‘cderatiun makes it possible. His company has no plant Canada.

si pimm Manor-i -

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decision permitting sale and men-

Canada, said his company's D3811?- ‘n Newfoundland has a surplus production of margarine available for the Canadian market and will

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Grade V. Jr.—-1 Charles Bryan- ton; 2, Mae silliker; 3, Betty Beau-sic. Grade IV.—1, David Cross; 2. Annelaine Gallant. Grade IlI.—l, Audrey Mam Kenzle; 2, Georgie Craig; 3. ~Mary Jorgensen. Grade II. Sr.—l, Percy Mac- Gougan; 2, Mabel Beairsto. Grade II. Jr. 1, Clittord Beairstn; 2, Robert Bryanton. Grade I. Sr.-1. Mary Woodslde; 2, Kenneth Stewart. Grade I. Jr.—i, Margaret Cross; 2, Gloria Bryenton. Highest Average: Audrey Mac- Kensle 94.8%. '

Reﬂect. Attendance: Joyce Bry- anton, Preston Beairsto, Mae Sil- licker, Charles Bryanton. Audrey Maokenaie, Georgie Craig, Wino ton Bryanton Robert Bryanton, Kenneth Stewart. Teacher-Edythe Donald.

MILL RIVER EAST SCHOOL

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Following is the report o! Mill River East. school tor the month o.' November: . Grade VI-l, Muriel Bell. Grade V-l, ill-ti Bell; 2. Isabel Meggison.

Grade IV-i, Malcolm Bell; 2, Eric Smallman.

Grade III-i, Foico Smallman, Marion Gard (equal); 2, Bobby Horne; 3, Belle Haywood.

Grade Ii-l, Hamid Gard.

Grade I (In-Norma Horne. Grade I (Bl-Lloyd Gard.

Grade I (Oi-Jimmie Rooney. Teacher: Hazel Corcorsn.

__..___.___. IT. PATRICK! BOHOOL

Honor Roll tor November. Grade X.—1. looms McGuigan. Grade IX.—1, Margaret. Doyle. Grade VIIL-l, Eiveyn Gallant. Grade VIL-i, Gloria Harrell; 2, Kathleen Mmleer; 3, Mary Mc~ Aleer. .

Doyle, Leonard Gallant, Swlla Gai- Gfﬂdﬂ V ‘BP-Slliflvli’ MHCATHI-

lant, E222: Gallant. ﬁll‘

Dorothy F. McGiim—Teacher. Glade 1V ‘A""R°’R@1‘ Hard?

Grade IV (Bi-Arline Norcoran Grade I-No exams.

ST. IIAWRENCE SCiIdOOL

Arline Corcoraii.

Following is the School Report Arthur. Zola COYCDTRIH.

for the months of October and Nov- Tvﬂchcrt ember. , Grade 1X.— i, Frances Myers. Grade VIIL-l, Florence Smith; 2, ivy Costain. ; Grade VII.—i, Peggy Shields; 2.‘ Lowell Mr-iniiis.‘ i Grade Vl.-l, Shirley Custalii; 2,‘ Joan Bernizrrl;

HUNTER RIVER. SCHOOL

Honour roll ior November:

Grade IX-l. Frnnccs Sherren. Grade \'III—-1. Juno Spence; '3. 3, Harold Bernard.

Holland Costain. i Grade Vllwi. Blanch Bernard: Grade V.-i, Pauline Myers; ‘J, L‘. ltlargarct. Burns; 3, E-Eiiriey

Wendell Costain, Lillian McInnis, Spence.

equal. 1 Grade VI-i. Mary Clark; 2, Grade IV.—l. Melvyn Green; 2. Marie luiompson: 3. Karl Cole

Merritt Ellsworth. Phyllis Costaiii, Grade V-i. Louis Doucctte: L’,

equal. .f\.IarieMcGuigiu1; 3. Bertha Smith.

Major Costain. Blanch Bernard, Joyce Bernard.

Grade IL-i, Albert Jordan. lAlired Sherren, Shirley Spence,

Grade I. A.—1, Mary Smith; 2, Steward Bernard. Foster Sheri-en.

Donnie Costaln. i Marie McGuigan.

Grade I. B.—-1. Marilyn Greene; D. L. Cairns, Principal.

2, Barry Costain. Primary Dept“:

The following have had Perfect Grade IV (Al-i, Clark Smith;

Attendance tor month of Novem- 2, Alice Bugnall; 3, Lynn Waye.

ber: Pauline Myers. Mary Shields. Grade 1V (Bl-l, Dotty Ber-

Lowell Mcfnnis, Holland Costain. hard; 2, Ida Nesbit.

The Pupil making the most lm-i Grade IV Jr.—l, Elaine Cousins;

provcment: Holland Costiiln. 2, Eric Doiicette.

M. Corcoran-Teacher. Grade ill-l, Laura. Sherren; 2,

Danny Nesbit; 3, Neville Smith. Grade ll (Al-l, Boyd Tiemere. Grade II <B)—1, Sanford Ber»

Honor roll tor Carleton school nan-i; 2, Joan Bernard; 3, Betty

for November. Bemmcy

CARLETON SCHSCL

Senior Denarhnent I Grade II Jr.—-l. Jlllllt: Ford; 2,

(“we X__1I June Dom]; z Sterling Graham; 3, Wayne Ber- Charlie Doull; 3. Audrey Campbell. ‘lagﬁade I [M 1‘ Edmh whw i - - - -

Grade IX.—1, Hazel Smith. _ , an“ vu1__1' Amok: “was; lock. 2. Katherine Bowman. i.

2, Mary McLcllan; s, Pauline La- Phil"! ¢"§“'°“- vom | Grade i (Bi-I, Kaye Bums; 2.

Grade v1___1_ Chane McLenamiNency MacMiilari; J. George Ber- 2, John O'Connell. immi- Grade v. senior-i. Bobby Camp-I Grade 1 '¢>-11@°na CIW

bell; 2, Cook Howatt; 3, Claude Perfect attendance: Alice Bag- gwwup nail, Kenny Woods. Elaine Cous-

qnd, v_ Jun[°;_1_ Dan-y} Fﬂub] ins, Betiy Bernard, Albert Ber-

cls; 2, Ivan Smith; 3, Crawford La-’ “ani- _ _ Vole. Teacher: Lois Simpson.

Teacher-Mary M. Muttart. n“ ECHO; Primary Department o Grade 1v.-1, Albert i-issism; 2,- » R°P°" l” Nmmwi

l l Perfect attendance: Pearle Muc-

Grade IiL-i, Billie Costnln; 2.‘ Perfect attendance: June Spence, ,

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Give Slipper Gifts

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OUR PRICES ARE LOWER

WOMEN'S SLlPPERS

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$1.00 $1.50 $ 2.00 $1.50 CHILDREN'S SLIPPERS 75c $1.25 $1.50

BOY'S SLIPPERS Soft soles . . $1.00 ond $1.50

John MaoMicken; 3, James Stewart.‘ 39m" Dﬁilflmﬂlli grade 111,1, Qayie Mgcwup Grade X-1. Bernice Lewis: 2. iamq; 2, Paula Noonan; 3, Marianne Hazel Andrews.

Johnston. Grade IX-—l. Marina Wﬂblﬁ; 2 Grade !I.—1, Arlene Stordy; a, Freda Nmvson; 3. Myron line Austin MaeLellan; 3, Jeanette Grade VIII-l- Rosa Watts: '-'- Myers, ,Gladys MacDonald; 3. Norman

Grade I. Sr.—1, Gail Quigley and 3Y°Wn~ Velda Gallant, equal; 2. Everett Grade VII-L J01!" VESSBYI ‘Z- Stewart; 3, Dianne Gillespie, [Elllllbillil MacDonald and Elaine

Grade I. Jr.-1, Ruth MacKi-ntge; Cooke; 3. Sterling VBSSBY-

2, Arthur MacKenzie. l Grade vI-i. Alden Newsou

Teacher-Mae McCarville. Hlshvﬁl- overuse: Joan W893’.

-——-—~——-——~— 96.l'i’¢. UNION SCHOOL I The following made over 9091.: --— gisei-nlcc Lewis. Myron Ling, Rose

Honor roll Uliion School for the Watts. ‘lladvs MacDonald. Elaine month of November. ;Cookc, Elizabeth MacDonald, and

Grade 1X.-l, Ray McEwen; 2, Joan Vesey. Bud Williams. g Teacher: Anne Crockett

Grade VIII.—i. mi-ie Lewis; z. Junior pervert-meat:

Erma Iiiman; 3, Roy Rorsythe. i Grade \‘—-i. Muriel MacDonald;

Grade VII-i Shirley Oliver; 2. ‘J- George Andrews, Betty An- l-‘rances and Patricia Imian. iurews.

Grade VI.--1. Maewood ‘Mat- Grade IV-l. Joyce Ling: ‘J. thews; 2. Billie Clark; 3, Harold George Froud; 3. Elizabeth Watts. Inman; 4. Allan L€Wi5. i Grade lII-1. Hazel Vessey; 2

Grade V. A.-1. Wendell Mat- John Dennis: 3. Marjorie Lewis.

Grade VL-i. Douglas Gallant.

lhcws: 2. Russell Hal/u Grade ll-i. Shirley Vcssoy; 2.

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