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THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, JULY 14, 1927 A ---------- Pot Perry, July 14¢--Miss E. Hutcheson and Miss Tucker both of Toronto spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs, H. G. Hutcheson. Master Terry Woods left last week for Ahmek Camp, Algonquin Park, where he will spend the re- mainder of the holidays. Mr. McKenzie, the newly appoint- ed Principal of the Port Perry High School, was in town on Monday. We are pleased to réport that Miss Jean McPhail who was hurt in a rather bad motor accident is improving. Arthur Ashur who was in the same accident is able to be Mr. and Mrs. Ray .Britton of Toronto, are visiting at Mr. Frank Woodley's. We are sorry to hear of the ser- fous illness of .Mr, W., H, Litcher. Miss Eunice Malcolm visited friends in Seagrave last week, Mias Marion McLaurin, of To- ronto, is visiting at Mr. and Mrs. Burnham's. Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Higgs left on Monday for their | mew home in Beechburg. Miss Nora Wallace friends in Detroit. Misses Anita and Kathleen Car- negle, of Toronto, are with Mrs. G. A. Woods for the holidays. Miss . Pane Swift who has been visiting 'here has returned to her home in Toronto, KEDRON Kedron, Jluy 13---Congratulations to the following pupils who were successful in passing the entrance examinations: ~Jean © Love, Ruley Hancock, Doris and Ada Cobon, Florence Rahme, Meta Spencer, Elva Pereman and Karl Gimblett, Mr, apd: Mrs, F. H. Davis and children, George, Byran and Marian were the guests of H, T. Coles on Monday this week. There will be no services here on Sunday, July 17, on account of the Columbus Anniversary. Miss Audrey Werry was the guest of Miss Bernica Werry over the is visiting week-end. Several from here attended Mr E Webber's raising last week. The regular monthly meeting of the Kedron Ladies' Aid was held at the home of Mrs. F. W. Lee on Wednesday of lats week. There was a very good attendance, Miss Luella and Mr. Arthur Hep- burn and Mr. James Hepburn motor- ed to Volster on Lake Simcoe om Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. William Hepburn, Mr. Thomas Pereman of Columbus ay in this vicinity. ry C. W. Hoskins, Mr. -- Ph rold Monutjoy and fami- ly and Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Hoskin and family attended the Hoskin fam- ily pienic at Mr. James Hoskin's, Harmony, on Saturday. Mrs. C. W. Hoskin visited her sis- ter, Miss Cann, of Bowmanville, on Sunday. Miss Dorothy McGregor is the guest of Miss Helen Middleton, Bell- ville. Miss Mildred Brock is visiting her sister, Mrs. N. Gimblett. We are pleased fo report that Master Percy Mountjoy is recover- ing from his recent illness. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Crossman and Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Crossman spent Sunday in Toronto at Mise Florence Wheeler's, "Let the Clark Kitchens help you" won't hurt the budget if you serve CLARK'S Pork and Nutritious Delicious - ' W. CLARK, Limited, Montreal, P.Q,, St. Remi, P.O., Harrow, Ont. 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This great new tire does have the world's because it is the world's sold by Goodyear Se- rices no higher than r other tires. ™ Goodyear means Good Wear ident of the company for life. 3,000 FAMILY PLAN IS NOW COMPLETE Last of Quota Arrives on S.S. Montclare and Other Boats Quebec, July 14.--The three-thou- sand family scheme, by which fami- lies of farmers were brought to Can- 'ada from Great Britain under an arrangement between the British Government, the Canadian Govern- ment and the steamship companies, has now come to an end, the last families going to make un the 3, 000, having arrived in Quebec over the week end. There were 32 families TT bain out to Canada under the three- thousand family scheme on a trio of liners which docked at Quebec on Saturday, the Montclare of the Canadian Pacific fleet having 21, the Megantic, of the White Star Line, having 4 and the Athenia, of the Anchor-Donaldson Line, having seven, The three-thousand family plan of emigration became effective three years ago, and during the first year some 800 families migrated to Can- ada, with over 1,200 families com- ing last year, this year saw the final therings to complete the number under the allotment, and pending the arrival of Hon, Robert Forke over the coming week end it is not known whether there will be an extension of this scheme for another period. This was one of the matters taken up by the Minis- ter of Immigration on his trip to England. LIPTON RELIEVED OF OFFICE DUTIES Yachtsman Head of Tea Com- pany Gives up Active Management Tondon, July 14.--Sir Thomas Lipton, famous yachtsman, who founded the business of Lipton, Limited, 50 years ago, at his own request has heen relieved of all ac- tive management of the business and has accepted the office of presi- An- nouncement to this effect was made at the annual meeting of Lipton, Ltd., by Sir John Ferguson, banker, who became finance director and deputy chairman of the company 15 months ago. Sir John Ferguson stated that the company was expending £100,- 000 in modernizing its 600 stores. The annual report of Lipton, Limit- ed, as stated a few days ago, shows profits of £15000 and in order to pay the debenture interest it is necessary to take £60,000 from the reserve, SCHOOL REPORTS OF EAST WHITBY NO. 11 School 8. 8. No. follows: Jr. Primer to Sr. Primer, hon- ors--~Gertrude Chinn; pass--Frank Short, Billie Woodley, Billie North- cott, Sr. Primer to Jr. 1, Grace Warren, Frances Alexander, Annie Rodesky, Ford Bennett; pass--Wilma Powell, Whitney Cal- houn, Helen Rouston. Jr. I to Sr. I, honors--Harold Chinn, Olive Taylor, Harold Wool- ley, Orval Brock, Mary Brown, Gladys Woolley, Ruby Warren, Jim Smith; pass--Ray Short, Leo Mof- fatt, Hazel Parker, George Hamil- ton, Frances Parker. Sr. I to Jr. II, honors--Harold Farrow, Audrey Northcott, Billie Scott, Mae Meyer, Julia Ross; pass--Bobby Heaslip, Donald Glov- er, Margaret Conlin, Libbie Ross, Myrtle Crawford, Ella Brown, Don- ald Smith, Geraldine Tattersall; recommended -- Alberta Solomon. Second class to Jr. [III---Marie Conlin 77 p. c., Velma Hamilton 74 p. c., Velma Solomon 73 p.c., Charlie Chinn 66 p. ¢., recommend- ed--Walter Taylor, Leta Hamil- ton, report of Junior 11, East Whitby, room is as honors-- I. Rathwell (teacher) Senior room, names of those who passed entrance examinations --Frances Barret, (H.); Elsie Chinn, Roland Crawford, Marjorie Gerry, (H.); Berta Howlett, Viola .Knox, Betty Meyer, Hazel Pogson, Minnie Rodesky, Edythe Rouston, Clifford Solomon, Ethel Wheeler. Jr. IV to Sr. IV--Everett Pog- son, Florence Pallant, Edith Far- row. John Knox, Alma Northeott. Sr. III to Jr. IV--Muriel Phil- lips, Fred Lindsay, Percy' Taylor, Wilbur Burrows, Clarence Ross, Elivre Colhoun, Jessie Rouston. Jr. III to Sr. III--Fred Wilson. Albert Phillips, Mildred Brock, Margaret Tattersall, Anna Meyer, Florence Scott, Douglas Brock, Albert Wheeler, Irene Parker, Win- nie Smith, Arthur Moffatt, Lloyd Young, John Cox, Howard Powell, Hazel Colhoun. Sr. II to Jr. III--Gladys Rode- sky, Fred Burrows, Mary Chinn, Fred Parker, Margaret Hamilton. Bernice Fuller, Kathleen Northeott, David McDonald, Mary Foreshaw, (ree.). Jesse Arnott (teacher) "IRISH NAVY" SOLD FOR New York, N. Y., July 14.--The "Irish Navy" has been sold for $100. The submarine constructed by John P. Holland 40 years ago for Fenian supoprters who hoped to use fit against the British fleet, was knocked down for that sum te a junk 'man. SEVERAL CANDIDATES FOR SEAT IN SENATE! Ottawa, July 14.--Among other possibilities for the vacant senater- ship In Ontario, Hon. T. A. Low, of Renfrew, and Hon. James Murdock, of Ottawa, are mentioned conspicu- ously. The present Prime Minister has followed the principle of pro- viding for members of his original Cabinet of 1921. Thus, Hon. Mes- shs, Bureau, Beland, Copp. Graham" and Murphy have been appointed to" the Senate although in the case of Mr. Murphy, Senator Q'Brein really resigned to make way for him. Nevertheless a Government appoint- ment was necessary. Three former ministers remaining --all of them spoken of as senator- fal possibilities--are Sir Lomer Gouin for one of the Quebec vacan- \ ---- powder from any drug store and cles and Messrs. 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