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tic OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 1929 PAGE NINE ==3 Announce Honors in C ris mas Exams at Collegiate Institute Following are the henour lists of the results of the Christmas exam- Inations at the Oshawa Collegiate Institute. 76 per cent and over is coneidered honours, FIRST YEAR MATRICULATION © Honours Possible Light Honours--Cameron, 'garet; Switzer, Margaret, seven honours--Lopuk, Walter; * "McGill, Helen; Twist, George, 5 Five honours--Andison, I'rank; Bell, Jamieson; Carr, Mary; Chap- ' pell, James; Davenport, Lillian; Hepburn, Myrtle; Merrick, Lorna; ° Moynes, Barline; Salter, Doris; Ste- "ben, Kasmyl; Roberts, Jack; Row- . den, Hilda, "Four Honours---Darnes, Wilfrid; Bond, Irene; Bull, Mary; Clarke, ' Jack; Davis, Margaret; Drake, Wil- " liam; Glass, Mary? Howlett, Berta; Jones, Fred; Llacky, Jack; LeMee, Kathleen; Medland, I'loyd; Sud- "dard, Beatrice; Vice, George; Weir, Mar- © Jack. Three honours--Anderson, An- nie; Bele, Margaret; Baron, Annie; Cartwright, Mary; Chappel, John; ' Conant, Douglas; Dell, Evelya; Edwards, Sophie; Edwards, Doh- ald; Fowler, Earl; Fraser, Cather- ine; Fulton, Hilton; Greenley, Har- old; Guiltinan, Keith; Harris, John; Hart, Ethel; Kinsman, John; Me- Roberts, Bruce; Nichols, Norman; Pallant, Florence; Porter, Muriel; Richards, Reginald; Sherwood, Francis; Smith, Melville, Three honours -- Terry, Mar- garet; Tonkin, Gerald; Walker, Eileen; Watson, Nellie; Wilson, Thomas. Two honours--Ardicl, Bray, William; Buimer, Cook, Lloyd; Cook, Pearl; born. William; Dickie, Jean; er, Doris; Fletcher, Mary; Jean; Gorman, Kathleen; Muriel; Kirby. Edmund; Jean: MacKenzie, Bruce: Douglas; McDonald, Meredith, Allwyn, Morison, Ruth; Normoyle, Robert; Patterson, Ar- thur, Peterson, Gerald; Rou-hley, Marion, Rutherford, Murray; Sheri- dan, Harold; Sherwood, Jack: Stephenson, Bertha; Stirling, Harry; Tresise, Phyllis; Williams. Lillian: Young, Russell. One honour--Ayers, nes. Douclas; Beaton, William: Cliff. Tloyd: Coulson, Rvbert: Cun- nineham, Jleyd: Dionne. Agatha; Doreen, T.orne: Felt, Charmion, Gamble. Noel; Carbutt. Tlovd: Cay Jack; G'llette, Jack; Gordon, Far- Robert; Wilbur; Dear- Fish- Ford, Haines, Ledrer, Mackie, Edmvnd; Bert: Bar- old; Haines, William; Hicks, Dor- aine; Horton, James; Horton, Ber- nice; Kagan, Norton; Kelly, Jack; Kory, Mary; Lazar, Eugene; Mar- tin, Ford; Mazurk, Helen; Me- Master, Rae; McWatters, Edwara; Mountjoy, Elda; Nixon, Ralph; Noris, Jack; Northeott, Alma; Par- ker, George; Patterson, Cyril; Pen nell, Alan; Pierson, Grace; Pollitt, Thomas; Powell, Cyril; Richard- gon, Iris; Ruebottom, Norman; Say- well, Helen; Sly, Gladys; stroud, Max: Thorburn, Catherine; Thrash- er, Jack; Vandervoort, W.; Watts, Verna; Webber, Gertrude. SECOND YEAR MATRICULATION There are 10 possible honours in Form 2A and 9 possible honours in the other second forms, Nine honours -- Young, well, Eight honours--Cooper, Edith; Goold, Zena; Grant, John; Henley, Jack; Kelly, Kenneth. Seven honours--Perkins, Six honours--Maxwell, Smith, Isobel; Stenhouse, Tresize, Marion, Five honours--Camcron, Wil. liam; Fisher, Mary; McLaughlin, Earl; MeNab,, Ian, Four honours--Houlihan, Syl- vester; Raike, Elsie; Twilley, Ada, Three honours --- Bell, Lillian; Broadbent, Aubrey; Brown, Anna Marie; Cook, Wilma; Corben, George; Conryjce, | Louise; Crothers, Carson; Eaton, Jack; Halleran, Bruce; Jones, Ruth; McDonnell, Marie; McKinnon, Angus; McRae, Robert; Peacock, Jack; Smith, Iloyd; Tierney, Aznea: Valeau, Ila; Wesson, Hedley. Two honours -- Carson, Law- rence; Carter, John; Chapman, Helen; Gibbs, Ray, Goyne, Blanche, Grant, George; James, Justine; Kashul, Mike; Knibb, Harold; Lov- ell, Betty; Mackie, Herbert; Mc- Adam, Jack; Normoyle, Marion; Smith, Doris; Smith, "red; Sparks, William; Stephenson, Lloyd; Vick- ery, Eleanor; Weldon, George. One honour--Anderson, Mazo; Black, Donald; Bowman, Wilfrid; Britton, James; Brown, Dora; Brown. Sheola; Bullivant, Frank; Davidson, Gordon; Evans, regin- ald; Ferguson, Walter; Gamble Dourlas; Gay, Harry; Gifford. Ow- en: Green, Georze; Grierson, Haz- el; Hancorek, Dorothy: Haw! ins, Frances; Hennick, Annie; Henley, Moriorie; Hodgins, Roger Irvine. 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"Complete Stock of Apex Eleciropbone Records Always on HAF RIS MUSIC SHOP _ Phone 1450 McGraith, Cliiford; McKenna, Vio- let; Millson, Doris; Moore, Xath« leen; Moore, Isabel; Morris, Maur- ice; Nesbitt Elmo; Simpson, Mare ion; Stainton, Hilton; Sweet, Rus- sell; Turney, Norma; Wagar, Ruth; Ward, Ollwen; White, James, THIRD YEAR MATRICULATION In Form 3C there are 7 possible honours and in the other third year classe there are 8 possible honours, Eight honours--Russell, Fran- ces, seven honours--Fowke, Shirley; Jobb, Arnold, Six honours--Davidson, or; Harris, Stanley. Five honours--Moody, Stacey, Mansell, Four honours--Millson, Thickson, Elinor, Three honours--DBryce, George; Core, Roy; Henderson, Douglas; Hezzelwood, Rennison; Hicks, Wes- ley; Holland, Dorothy; McWatters, Margaret; Mitchell, Reba; Patte, Margaret; Sandford, Peter, Two honours ----- Gerrow, Ora; 'Higgins, Edwin; Jones, Lillian; le- Mee, Frances; Mason, Helen; Moore, Carl; Pearce, Charles; Pet- erson, Howard; Robinson, Betty; Shelenkoff, Shora; Wood, Harvey. One honour--Adame, William; Andison, Jack; Annis, Doris; Camp- Zellin- Lloya; George; Harvey; Gillespie, Hilda; Lionel; Hoehn, Alice; Holmes, Wal- lace; Kinlin, Bernard; Kory, (George; Luke, Kathryn; MacIntosh Grant; Manuel, Amy; Michael, Helen; Mundy, Nora; Powell, Lor- enzo; Reed, Margaret; Ruebottom, Leona; Smith, Ortie; Sproule, Cora: Twilley, Margaret; Williams Nor- man; Wilson, Betty, FOURTH YEAR MATRICULATION 11 Honours Possible Nine honours--Crothers, othy. Seven honours--Clugston, Dor- othy; Marks, Ernie; Robinson, Eu- nice, Six honours--Mathews, Jean; Maxwell, May; Morris, Mildred; Rice, Hilda. Five honours--Brash, Durham, Arthur; King, zie. Four honours--Green, John; Go- heen, Kathleen; Fowke, Adeline; Ledgett, Ferne; Mason, Charles; Morison, Helen; Valleau, Marie. Three honours--Evans, Victor; Gorman, Mervin; Hazlewood, Iren- ton: Holt, Clayton; James, Fred; Rook, Juanita; Thompson, Gladys. Two honours--Armstrong, Nona; Brown, Albert; Cornwall, Maud: Commerford, Carmelita; Dryden, John; Hare, Wallace; Henderson, Edward; Irwin, Roy; Kerr, Mary; Sh-perd, Eleanor Southwell, Eldon. One honour--Boddy, Doris; Bow- den, Helen; Henry, Jack; Myers, Conant; Scrimgeour, Jean; Thomp- son, Allan. FIFTH YEAR MATRICULATION 15 Honours Possible Eleven honours -- Cragg, Law- rence, Eight honours--Heddon, neth. Seven honours McRoberts, Flora; Scrimgeour, Margaret. Six honours--Gummow, Marion; Love, Lorraine. Four honours--Toppings, James. Three honours--Fleming, Elean- or; Flint, Oliver; Fox, Ivah; Pirle, Lillian, Two honours--Armstrong, old; Daniels, Lloyd; Glass, Alb rt; Guditinan, Jack; Sweet, Hazel: Webber, Mildred; Wilson, George One honour--Colpus, Constance; Cutler, Donald; DeGuerre, Hazel; Deyman, Harry; Fletcher, George; Northcott, Lucy. FIRST YEAR COMMERCIAL 14 Honours Possible Eleven Honours--Dyas, Dorothy. Ten honours--DBarnard, Francis; Manilla, Kathleen; O'Reilly, Agnes. Nine honours--Canning, Mabe:; Legze, Marjory; RodeskKy, Mary. Eight bonours--Audrey, Peter; Chapman, Helen; Houlihan, Jean; I{uzmeliuk, John; Loveridge, Elsie, Paraschuk, William; Smith, Flor- ence; Vinson, Gordon; Watson, Bessie; Wilson, Dora. Seven honours--Clark, Marjorie; Calewick, Jennie; Gallagher, Dor- othy; Graboski, Rose; Simmons, John; Timmins, Margaret, Six honours--Andecrson, Roy; Barlow, Retha; Bates, Marjorie; Bull, Grace; Canning, Edith; Duu- ford, Bernice; Goring, Lorne; Grif- fin, Noreen; Grills, Isobel; Hend- erson, Arthur; Hepburn, Edna; Johnson, Marion; Kelly, Greta; Mackie, Helen; MacLean, Ruth; Petre, Margaret; Pogson, Everitt; Savich, Minnie; St. John, Dorothy; Taylor, Mildred; Wheeler, Ethel; White, Gladys. Five honours--Cornish, Roy; Farrow, Myrtle; Fraser, Jessie; Hilts, Mildred; Kelly, Kathleen; Macintyre, Lillian; McKay, Laura; Muzik, Mary; Ogden, Stanley; Pat- terson, George; Pugh, John, White, Jack. Four honours -- Battle, Jean; Beattie, Walter; Bryan, Albert; Chapman, Herbert; Clark, Douglas; Cook; Evelyn; Farrow, Edith; Goulding, Helen; Kirk, John; Knight, Palmer; McDonald, Hazel; Monaghan, Alice; Partridge, Jack; Sawyer, Basil; Smerchanski, Mil- ton; Wallace, Elizabeth; Wanna- maker, Vivian; Whiteoak, Rutl; Wolten, Edna; Wragg, Ronald. Three honours--Brown, Lor- raine; Brown, Norman; Burk. Stewart; Chapman, Hilda; Clapp, Leonard; Cowie, Milton; Evans, Fairley; Fitches, Florence; Hoag- inson, Helen; Long, Basil: Lover- idge, Alberta; Mack, Rose; Makar- chuk, Anna; Mason, Christopher; McCulloch, Jean; MeEachern, Don- ald; Mills, Mabel; Odell, Lillian; Peever, Ruth; Reece. Ethel; Sand- erson, George; Stirling, B:atrice; Wotten, Stephen. Two honours ---Arnold, Ora; Attersley. Russel; Bigwood, Sey- mour; Burden, Margueritz; Dur- roughs, Samuel; Campbell, Joseph- ine; Claus. Ruth; Gopdall, Arthur; Green, Lillian; Harris, Vera; Hest- er, Amelia; Hoskin, Ray; Jeffrey. 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RVC. » ZATION Bdward; McGrady, Made- line; Morgan, Bessie; Ring, Edith; Scott, Edna; Shaw, Carl; Shew- chuk, Steve; Tyrrell, Anne; Wig- gins, Helen; Wiggins, Marguerite. One honour--Amshury, Ethelda; Babcock, Arthur; Battle, Grace; Bennet, Doris; Black, Ruth; Bow- man, Jam:s; Broadbent, Alberta; Buckley, Alice; Chamberlain, Dor- othy; Clark, Ferne; Cole, Arthur; Cowan, Phyllis; Creamer, Carl; Davis, Helnor; Dearborn, Marie; Devenish, Dorothy; Dick, Phyllis; Elliott, Eilcen; Gibson, Marion; Grieve, John; Hercia, Alex; Hods- son, Doris; Huggins, Wilma: Jack- son, Alice; Jackson, Leonard; Jack- son, Olive; Kay, Douglas; Leveque, Veronica; Melnyk, Julia; Neill, Lil- lian; Newman, Fred; Patil id, Richard; Paul, Clara; Polson, Irene; Pritchard, Francis; Roberts, Edward; Shelenkoff, Leta; Shultz, Irma; 'Terry, Walter; Tyrrell, Kathleen; VanHuzen, Geraldine; Wig~ins, Marguerite; Wilson, Ly- all; Winstanley, Ena; Wood, And- rew., SECOND YEAR COMMERCIAL 14 Honours Possible Fourteen honours --- Smith. Twelve honours--Harlond, Sadie. Nine honours -- Barker, Isla;! Henderson, Margaret, Seven honours -- Blake, Reta; Hall, Rena; Harrison, Ruth; Sis- son, Dorothy; Thompson, Jean. Six honours--Law, Helen; Long, Dorothy; Murphy, Doreen. Reh ye honours--Bligdon, Doreen; Cc , George; Johns, Percy; Keys, ks; Petre, Orvil; Rodeski, Minffie; Victor, Victoria. Four honours--Graboski, Joe; Norton, Wilson; Olenuck, William; Stephenson, Aldine; Wilkins, Beryl, Three honours--Alexander, Bes- sie; Amsbury, George; Capitofsky, Eva; Downey, Isobel; Farrow, Mil- dred; Kuz, Paul; Lawry, Hilda; Wylie, Mildred. Two honours--DBarclay, George; Bickle, Gladys; Cobon, Ada; Cob- on, Doris; Dunford, Helena; Gough, Winnie; Hcdgkinson, Dora; Hodg- kinson, Verna; Horton, Ester; Mackie, Doris; Martin, Grace; Mc- Gahey, Eleanor; Minns, Bruce; Nicolls, Vera; Ridgen, Helen; St. Thomas, Earl; Titley, Mavis; Yeo, Arthur. One honour -- Clark, Violet; Dickie, George; Foote, Henry; Laycoe, Gwendolene; Lee, Lillian; MeGraith, Harry; McQuaid, Ber- nice; Morris, Edna; Turner, Al- bert; Wood, Elsie; Yates, Doug- las. THIRD YEAR COMMERCIAL 15 Honours Possible Fourteen honours-- Molly, clair. Thirteen honours--Smith, Cyril. Nine honours--Cook, Florence. Eight honours--Brittoh, Mabel; Brown, Frank. Six honours--Crouse, Greta; Gil- lard. Sybil; Glad, John. Five honours--Coulter, Luke, Rosalie Sin- Mary; Rich In All Vitamins of Cod- liver Oil SCOTT'S EMULSION Promotes Growth-- Bailds Strength. Wonderful For Children Scott & Powne, Toronto, Ont. 26-26 McDonald, Bessie; Turner, Arthur. Four honours--Hurlburt, Jessie, Leach, Pearl, Three honours--Cornish, Flossie; Keenan, Florence; Makarchuk, George; McComb, Gladys. Two honours--Andson, Evelyn; Bellingham, John; Clements, Phyl- lis; Farrow, Irene; Lang, Reus, Mechin, Mildred; Patterson, Thom- as; Spencer, Freida, One honour -- Bell, Matthew; Blythe, Alex; Petre, Mamie; Pres ton, Ruby;: Tuson, Ada. - SPECIAL COMMERCIAL 10 Honours Possible Ten honours--Lesniak, Victoria, Nine honours--Grose, Frank; Hill, Evelyn. Seven honours Campbeil, | |George; Thompson, Gordon, Six honours--Stevens, Constance jill | Warburton, Doris. Five ence; Junkin, Iona; Kathleen, Four honours--IJl'orsythe, jorie, Three honours--Brooks, Eileen; Cook, Ruth, Two honours -- Bone, Beamish, Harold; Cawker, leen; Stephenson, Opal. One honour -- Bernier, Howlet, Helen, honours -- Clifford, Flos- Warburton, Mar- Velmn; Kath- Jules; EXHIBITION OF ART ATTRACTS LONDON Great Demand for Tickets to Sze Dutch Paintings London, Jan, 11.---If anyone imagines that the movies and the halt-hundred o her modern diver- sions have destroyed the popular taste for real art they can take courage from the attention given the Dutch exhibition. More season tickets have been sold already than were gold for the ! whole period of the Flemish ex- hibition two years ago. It is be- lieved likely that the exhibition may inspire an influence upon fashion in many directions, One learned professor complains that the presence of ladies at the ex- hibitions ,at.ired in red, dulls the ccsor schemes of many masters pieces, although he does not ex- plain why his attention, comes to wander from the pictures, If the ladies are to be requested to array themselves in harmony wi h a picture exhibition, asks one critic of this professor, what are they to wear when attending a modern impressionistic art exhibi- tion. It should be said at once, however, that there is nothing of a fashion parade in the crowds thronging the Dutch exhibition, It is evident that' the folk come for the pictures alone. A wide demand has already been voiced for open- ing the exhibition on Sunday. REFUELING IN AIR EASY, SAYS FLIER Non - Stop Coast-to-Coast Passenger S:rvices Predicted New York, Jan. 11.--Major Carl Spa.z, who commanded the crew of the Question ..ark during its record breaking endurance flight in Caiifornia, who spoke to the radio audience of the National Broadcasting Company, predicted that within the next tweive months express planes wou.d be flying non-stop from coast to coasi with passengers and freight, refueling by making contact with auxiliary planes en route, "The refueling operation is not difficult, " he said, *'and could be performed by any transport pilot. The crew of the Question Mark, in fac:, had much the easiest job. They didn't have to work half as hard as the crews on the ground." The other members of the crew, Captain Ira C. Eaker, Lieutenant Elwood Quesada, Lieutenant Harry Halverson and Sergeant Roy Hooe also ta.ked into the microphone of sta.ion KFI at Los Angeles and their speeches were sent out over IPGRT HOPE SCHOOL T0 COST $700,000 About '$500,000 is Available to Meet Construction Cost Toronto, Jan, 11.--Rebullding of 'feinity College senior school at Port Hope will entail an expendi- ture of probably #700,000, and to- wards this amount about $500,000 is so far .available, A statement to this effect was made by Percy EB. Henderson who presided at the annual meeting of the Trinity Col- lege School Old Boys' Association, which followed a dinner at the King Edward Hotel last night. In answer to a question, he intimated that there had been subscribed up to date towards the building fund a little under $300,000, and. the insurance moneys on the old school destroyed amounted to over $200,- 000, he thought, so they had in the neighborhood of $500,000 to- | wards the new building. ! Plans for Future | Discussing the - plans for the | new building, the Headmaster, Dr, | F. G, Orchard, pointed out that the first principle kept in mind was | to make full use of the wonderful situation at Port Hope, the second was they wanted to have a separ- ate chapel in between both schoo!s, senior and junior, large enough to hold those belonging to hoth schools and the visitors they always expected on great occasions. That meant they required a chapel which would hold 450 or 500 people The third principle was they wanted to get a building to take care of the different activities of the school, as distinct, possible and yet erect ed in such a way that it would he in close relation, one to the other, In his report Percy Henderson, the president, mentioned that the membership of the association was steadily increasing and that the annual members now number 272 | and life members 132. The fiancial statement showed on capital account a balance of $3,625, and on general 'account the receipts exceded disbursements | during the year by $250. | Dr, J. C. Maynard, Toronto, was | elected president for the ensuing | year, and J W. Langmuir, Dudley | Dawson and J. D, Ketchum, vice- | presidents. To replace retiring | members on the general committee H. L. Plummer E. A, Hethering- ton, Charles Burns and David Thompson were chosen, and D. W. Saunders K.C,, C. H, Cassels, K.C, and D Arey Martin, (Hamil- ton) were appointed to represent the association on the Board of Governors of Trinity College School. The secretary of the as- sociation is A. A. Harcourt Vernon, There were 130 at the dinner and those at the head of the table | were: Percy Henderson, Dr. F. G. Orchard, Brigadier-General Cart- wright, Lawrence Baldwin, Clar- | ence Bogart, Rev. G. H. Brough- | all, Norman Seagram, Caton | Broughall, Norman Seagram, Can- | br Broughall, D'Arcy martin, | (Hamilton), F. Gordon Osler, Colonel J. F. Lash, Henry Bethune. | TWENTY.FOUR HOUR TIME SYSTEM IS MOOTED, BRITAIN London, Jan. 11 -- The Royal Astronomical Society is at present engaged in seeking the opinions of public bodies on the desirability of usipg in Britain, at least in railway timetables, the 24-hour system of tinent. This would replace "8 p.m.' with "20 hours;" "1 p.m." would be "13 hours." The British rail- ways have expressed generally favorable to the idea but suggest the matter is one of nation- al interest and it is not for them to take the initiative. Convenient in Use Commenting on the Astronomical Society's "'ballotting'" The Times points out the method was adopted by the Services during the war and proved so convenient fits use has been continued since. There is mo suggestion of introducing the svs- tem into private or family life. The woman whose train went at *15 hours" would still call the family to lunch at 1 o'clock. the National hook-up. A h by Major General John L. 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