Sixty years ago - from the North Star May 4, 1922.
Word has been definitely recieved of the loss of the government tender Lambton in Lake Superior. Parry Sound has suffered a great loss by the sinking of the Lambton, for six of our young men were members of the crew.
Mr. Dave McGowan, Depot Harbor, presented his son Elmer with a Shetland pony. Mr. McGowan is expecting a pony carriage shortly.
School Report for April, S.S. No. 2, Foley Township; Sr. 4 -Melvin Hocken, Elvera Ness, Bertha Cargill, Marjorie Smith; Jr. 4 - Gordon Cargill, Susie Smith, Irene Woolman; Sr. 3 -Ida Smith, Ellen Clarke, Frank Bartlett; Jr. 3 - Bernard Horn, Stuart Smith, Kathleen Cargill, Guy Cargill, Lloyd Hocken, jPorothy Crispy Tom Donaldson; Sr. 2 -- Julia Barrett, Ralph Hocken, Lyall Morrow; Jr. 2 -Iona Cargill, Ethel Home; Jr. 1 - Gordon Adams, Jim Donaldson, Leo Donaldson, Violet Scott, Ellen Bartlett, Louisa Bartlett; Primer - Frances Clake, Pearl Edwards; Primary - Bobby Hocken, Mabel Smith, Willie Scott. F A. Beaton, teacher.	1
Married: On May 3, Miss Margaret R. Forbes, Orrville, to James' D. Anderson, Wise., U.S.A.; on April 29, Miss Hazel McDonald, to Mr. Joseph Starchie, both of Parry Sound.
Born: On May 2, at Parry Sound, to Mr. and Mrs. J. Roland Hett, a daughter; on May 3, to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Clark, Parry Sound, a son; on May 3, to Mr. and Mrs. J. Lett, of MacTier, a daughter.