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' THE WATERLOO CHRONICLE 'tr,, Mere his. Dad Who. Fond .' but Andrew Buns Dies ' The Hours After " an man ot an cavoin It the ABxr ”who.“ trunk - tunnol at Dean only Wednesdu.mornlnx two wort-on an and and a third nu- nanowly mood death. Andro- Broul. Hungarian labor or vu use!“ from the 350 toot and at ' o'clock [at Wedneldly - atur about tttty of Ink know worknol hbond console-sly tron: only 5.” o’clock In tho nor-1n; to tree hill. A. won " mod he was "and to tho KitehoatorNrater loo koala] In an unbalance but Med At midnight. Bolus buried up to an shoulderu for " nouns with the earth pressing mint his body was too his a shock to " Intern. Pneumonh and “atom-l injures were (Ivan by Dr. Met'agtrart u the t=tMHt ot death. He II: In his 34th year. During rescue operaUoms Bro- u- Watt given hot no!” gnd light food and was wanton: until chortly baton “died. He have a wife auttt a young son at his home in Hnmllton. Steve Bung. another Hungarian laborer. who was completely hurled when the tunnel caved In was taken Iron: undo! tom: ot earth after men worked all days and night to reach him. His body wu recovered about six o'clock Thursday morning. He In survived by a “star at Ioraarrvtths. Out. and Ill: parents " Hungary. The tuner-l quheLd on Sunny. Mr. Taylor of the Taylor Construc- tion Co., of Hamilton. said It was the that time a (an! accident ind happened to workmen. They had previously constructed over 500 miles of tunnel without I single ta. tality. Rescue operations were car ried on with as much speed com- mensurate with safety to rescue men. Wil WORKER HHS RBI!“ A third mun J. Drolos. narrowly escaped the rate at hls coriander. while working on the night ohm in the tunnel. He managed to tree Mme" from the caveln and " though injured went back with some boards to place over Bram head to prevent earth falling on him. Drona later In “ten to the hospltal tor treatment. Hundreds of people wished the scene at the women! hat week. All Inquest has been ordered tor Oct 17 by Coroner Dr. KnlbUelsch. min. NO, a Four persons received minor in. juries when two our: collided on the Si. Jacobs Elmira highway at? loud-K morning. Cars driven by "in Se neider of Baden and Herbert Aimworth or" Elmira his“; ed mung near M. Jacobs um) Hyman! Atiurmus, 'seated, in flue Ainsworth car, was cut by glass when thrown against. . the wind- :hield. Henry Schneider was also badly cut by glass while Mrs. Sadie heroin of Bridgeport suffer- ed injuries to her arm. Both cars were damaged. MOTOR CRASH C. J. Beam of Detroit and Anth- ony Bani! of Kitchener each clawed the other with driving out on. the hi hway near Petersburg without Exits. and both cars were damn d. Magistr‘te Weir dis. ','fd'lllrlL use. The members and friends ot the Unlted Brethren Church pleasantly surprised Mr. and Mrs. Josiah Hall. man It their homo on Tuesday even- ing ot last week. after their return from their wedding trip through the Clnldlln West. During the evening Mr. Ind Mrs Holman were prewar ed with an address and a very hand- some dlnnar gmt, A delightful time was brought to . close by the ttorvittg of dainty refreshments. Attend Rally. Irijal Cough Honored. A number from the local B.Y.P.U. attended the Baptist Young People Full Rally at St. May's last Mom dnt atoning. Quite I {umber from here are at. tendlng the speck] servlces being held at the tto-ttle U. B. Church. Mr. and Mm. Allen Good and chll- area Paul and Ruth of Porn-ad. Oregon, were whiting "lends and relative. In this vicinity last week. Mr. and Mrs. Math} Bauer and daughter Velma motored to Glen- WP" In! 5.1113111. - - Mr. and Mrs. Wnlhm hither Ind Mr. and Mrs. Albert Weber 1m) daughter Reta. ot Kitchener. visited wlth Mr. and Mrs. Alfred hither re cently. Mr, and Mrs. Dive Lllwlller spent the Isak-end with Mr. and Mrs. Irvln Schultl at Ponthc. Mich. Mr. Roy DtetorttNtettqrr and dtuxh- lot. Jean. In" moved to their new homo It Port Elgin. - Mr. and In. William Herein- mtor ad anchor. mum. of Kit. hn. "and nrfttt Mr. and In atttqd loci on luau, III. T. annual II. daughter .Itlol at low nah" no It prov a: m 'Hth It. “(3n Jf Mr. and In. Fred "uterturhcUgrsr, and Mr. and Mrs. Victor Ding" 3nd annular, Jon. visited wlth friend. “immune! on Sand”. - In. B. B. Pluyford of Toronto: Mrs. In“ I. Planar-d of Waterloo; like Jon no Mr. John Puyfonl ot Kit- chclar; Ind Mr. Ind Mn. Wlllhm Coploy of Phtuvlllo. ilrfuul In. Hanan KIVOIIIIII .I‘ Kh- Nelllo Kavolnan all“ on My!“ ft manage] on Sunday. Walton ct the home" ot Mr, and yr. {ohn govley last Friday '9": In. Foot. of Home“ " at. pros- nl mum with Mr, and In W. s. room. Mr. and Mn. “an" Gilda" "att. od VIII Mr. and III. III Rona-bor- ur an: Plug-vino on Sunday. -- Ibo mm Nichol CM! tho .0014“ at " home " mm. Ir CAVE-IN NEAR ST. JACOBS NEW DUNDEE l A splendid program was ulven at lung aunuul banquet ot the men‘s 30- clely ut M. John's Lutheran Church held Friday nlsht. when prizes were awarded to the winners ot the "an; bowler- and Horseshoe leans. The mogul: Included musical numbers and I tath by Rev. C. S. Roberts. J'residet Harvey Ziegler -presldod. l The Ziegler trophy given to the champions ot the swing bowling leazue was presented to Junior High Fliers. and each member at the team was also given a miniature cup. The ‘prile tor the team having the high- est average tor the season we: pres- ented to the Robimr. P. Blnkiey was awarded the prlee tor the indirlduai having the hlghest average while the prize for the highest indivlduel game score and arm highest tor two games on the evenings play was presented to T. Snider‘ In the horse shoe league. the Hats. enpilug trophy was presented to this year's champions, Ed. Bummer and P. Blnkiey. The prize to the pllyer scoring the most ringers In group was given to Geo. Delion. In group B, the award tor the moat ringers was presented to L. helper! while E. Reine" and L. Reipert won the we and prlae tor this section. COUNTY FARMERS _ COMPETE m PLOWlNG MATCH AT STRATFORD‘ Waterloo County is represented‘ at the International Plowing Match) at Stratford this week by Charles Harrison. Alex Harrison and Sher- wood Taylor of near Gall, and H. McFhsdyett of Millbank. sputum-m. They will plow against other county teams to-morrow. The trials to de- termine who would represent Wat- erloo County were made recently on the farm of Melvin Schweitzer at Bridgeport. The coach tor the Waterloo County team is E. I. Me. Laughry. agricultural representa- tive. 3M Progra- Givo. n St. John’- thhom In." Sod-t, Annual M006... 112 Milt St., Kitchener, nn acron- the road dihctK'Rn front of the new: cat and y. the motorist, had no chance to miss hitting the “hi-cunt. tad. Dr. Lavina. who examined the bo ' aid death wu caused by a In! fracture of the skull. An inquest will be held. 19-h PM“ Int-u Bulb WuooMitbrMotorCor. WINNERS RECEIVE PRIZES m BOWLING AND HORSE SHOES An enjoyable gathering was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. Weber, 72 John St.. Waterloo. to celebrate their tenth wedding anni- versary and Mr. Weber's 33rd birthday. The guests to the "trm- ber of about 25 presented the bridal couple of ten rears with appropriate gifts A happy few hours were spent in games and music following which an excellent lunch was served. A Waterloo man, Martin Rien- harm. aged 49. pleaded guilty to tree- passing and mm fined $1.00 and costs or ten days in Jail. FOUR YEA! OLD Jud Pollard, and 4% yarn old, not inst-II death on Holiday noon than struck by I motor cu driven " no”: It". _the 'er,.? my! TENTH WEDDING Personals. Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Human were: Mr. and Mrs, Jacob Grove, Mr. and Mrs. kara Grove and children, John and Ellen, and Mr. Thomas Grove all ot Markham and Mr. and Mos. Mem no Sham: and tawny ot Arr. Mr. and Mrs, Josiah Casual accom- panled by Mr. Willard Hellman of Rosebnnlt motored to St. George on Sunday. Mr. and Mm. Ed. Knvelman and son Bobby of Tonawanda, N.Y.. spent the week-end with relatives in tho vlllage and community. Mr. and Mrs. J. Buck and Miss Greta Buck visited wfth Mr. and Mrs. William Buck at Kitchener on Sunday The Muses Lilli-n and D1etenbaetser united with Mr Mn. Owen Dlerenbacher at " on Sunday. Mr. ind Mm. A. Illlborn spent the week-end wlth Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hilhorn at Detroit. Mich. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Father Baden Vlllted with Mr. um Mrig. tred Futher In! Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Zinken and Harold or Kitchener spent the we end with Mr. and Mm. [Arne Zia] end with Mr. and Mm. borne Zillion, Mr. and Mm. Alvin Clemens. Illn- Ella Clemons um Maura. Ron and Harry Clemon- of Hunt-ton mam with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bauer on ‘SDndny. Mr. and Mn. Harm and Mi. Nome [Oval to Toronto In! Friday Rev. Ind Mn. C. W. the qrtsitttt will: rm P,tMyr, Mr, Ind Mn. Ward Flt. Catharine: "that! the vlllue um commm any. , Mr. and In. I! Mr. cm! M", King with Dr. Ind Mrs. Sand-y Mina Winnie admin and Mrs. Baum. of Wuorloo and MI" Bau- ner of Kitchoner called at the home ot Mr. and In. I’m-ulna 'uttgnatt on_sumlny. - Mr Ind Mu. Simon Weber :ccom mulled by Mr. In! Mrs. Ind Ruler and dunno”. "clan and than. of Wuorloo. thud with Mr. Ind Mrs, John "nun-0nd at, Q" on and” 'nd itm. Anu- - on hid-y Mr. and IM'JoIi Copley "in!" In! Dummy with Mr. An In. lulu mm at_ffater1tto. Mr. all In. Wilts! Shun and up“; at may “mu gun Mr. FtNED FOR TRESPABSING community In! [. drum; Footer. in. ot 0mm ' Herman I Kavolman ANNIVERSARY W. than: about friends at Kuch. Column relatives Knelmn n motored you. and In visited Pooto on l Elsie Kr. mad Plush!“ ,, Jr., Sun son of A l- ot In "June 12, 1929-Children appear happy. We do not feel that we should criticize an Institution which is kept up largely by charity, but we express the hope that when poss- ible a place will be found in the fsuttkirts_wicit more ground." That To say the least this is a remark- able report with not a word of com- mendation as to the inner workings of the Institution. . " might be interesting in this connection to read the previous re- ports of 1929 and 1928 of the Grand Jury. - -. _ " "September 25, 1928---At present there are 23 children who appear to be properly taken care of and the matron takes proper interest in them. The environment, however, is not of the best. We are of the opinion that/steps should be taken to find a more suitable location in more pleasant surroundings to curry on this important work of preparing these children fur future (Continued on Page 3) In the ordinary tonne of tran- ucting the business of the Kitch- ener Orphanage at the monthly meeting held on Monday at the Home, the correspondence received we: read All usual and Also the re- port of the Grand Jury, a copy of which had. been received by mail. The report read as follow": 1siLt,ett,'eeg 24, 1930--We regret that t e recommendation made by the Grand Jury on September M. 1928, regarding this Institution, has not been acted upon. The con- ditions mentioned in that report still exist and they are even worse. The location could not be more un- suitable and we feel that a proper location with suitable buildings away from the congested part of the city should be found for this important york." _ is tine. It has the rtrerits of truth and_cuurte_sy. -- M“, _ REPORT Mt As a rumplimvnl and humagv to Homer Walunn, the Toronto An U'ullery has inaugurated its winter o'etitrtl will: u Luge retrospective Pk" hihitlon of the mark by this artist. When tht' private View took place at the Grange- Salurduy night. 001 "In. the Down painter was given his first official reroxniliun in Toronto. his harm” exhlhllhms in this city hav- lug been held in commercial galler- tec, only, Homer Watson. who was hum in the middle of the last new tury. under the shadow of ntatoly oaks. in a landscape or rivers and quiet pastures pretetmttets the line tradition at the Harhiznn school or painting. The colleclinn museum-d at the Art Uauery um three rooms and the prints' hall and im-ludm nearly 60 oils and a large etrltet'tton or draw- ‘ngs. (pen and ink. wash and pencil). It covers a period of more than 50 years. The drawings are all select- ed from the private portfolios of Mr. Watson and many of them were done when he was a mere school boy. Homer Watson Paintings Tho Canadian Fume "an In- - of muslin tnight dined. in" and a n Cabinet Council room during In lent van.- to [land qrfth at Prime Minister d M end ma! month." of rumm-tm’: passion Given In Grand Jury Report. , § 3 CoS),'..,'?.??) 'ol soxaell 'llIh ', _ V »-~.‘».,....-.,_ ' 1CeeMalIl- 'ii' as’ r. 2.; Es; 03* "r ' fi, a»? ' :32. BirW"i, ls? 333;; - t 'r; tt Ee w"" swssyfti ‘% " "cf, il v i ". (,'s; i; rr;:)".:: "i' "a . 'ilrar' "e" s ».:?5 .343 Ellis, an??? Egkk * Iar5.'ti, (, "sif7,ttr, it F r -"is)" .' ' ”25% "-‘E-E'k ' ":35" y f" E 431*? ’ _ . " . :23?" . y _ E' " E A . C .. T g t' - r;:1't?"r.. " t:r 1 [lI'?2lIIll00 Imperial Conference Delegates Sail 0n Exhibition at Toronto ' “1mm, own». my“. may» as; - I 1aspector Norman has agreed to ton-lain the new forms whim the (0opartment are sending out this year tor your convenience in mak- ing 'our yearly reports There will also be live tor dkr Iruhs‘um of any problems you may whit to bring to this meeting. 13ur- 'iny, ttte unernuou the fittal School l Pair Palme Speaking. Recitation and ’than” t'outests wlll lake place. Me- duls and trophies will also be pres- {mned to the winners. The Waterloo County Trustees & Rulepayem Association are holding a nwetlng at the auditorium of the Kitchener at Waterloo Collegiate institute on Saturday afternoon at L30 o'ctock. During the afternoon. Mrs. S. c." Messrs. Bowman & Martin were 'rmeeti, Chairman of the pulmmpresent to receive their final pay- '.Grhool Board, Waterloo. who has fluent tor the excavation work at the been studying Educational Meaoda0tcTtsvish bridge. in Europe at mst hand. will talk uu' “WEIR Jas. McKee and L. Butler Hum-mum and Child Welfare. Lmade application to this council to The late Me. Akin cm to Canal. in 1900 and was: pastor of a church in Manitoba for uni: yearn und' at Lintowel for a time. He later returned to Russia where he wu in charge of a church and during the revolution lost all his possessions. He returned to Amer- Icu and held the paatorate of l church in the United States, later going to the Saskatoon Cot1ege un- til called to Waterloo two years 1.30. He is survived by a wife, two sons and one daughter. WAhmuto COLLIGI PROFESSOR DIED BUDDRNLY ON SUNDAY An MW "who! of the funny of Waterloo Calm;Id In. Edward Frederick Allin. aud- c19nly_ on 89nday jnjb Sign your. donly on Sunday in NI Nutt: The funeral wu hold on W nu- " from the “mug and“ IM' Alien an, to the t. John’n LTC eran Church for - thetiee to Mount Hope cometary for inur- MRS. S. C. TWEED TO ADDRESS SCHOOL TRUSTEE MEETING Int-renting Pro'run to In Given at (be Kitch-or-Wnterloo Coll-gin“. Tree. troms and mun! trees; cattle scattered under the woods. or about to drink from a clear brook, are his 'elt-mout in these early expressions ot Ma simple love tor his environ "mm. While there is nu freedom of hand in these Mark and white remit. Hulm of the peaceful nineteenth een- tury vountryesido of Southern Cana- da. they are tttled with an almos- phure or intimacy and poetry, As a titling ackrtowtegxement of lln- reputation ot this massive and sincere Barblznn painter. the can» ltrtrut, vi the exhibition otters a fitte display at the names or the private collectors. clubs and art galleria; of Ontario and Quebec whieh Own many at the pictures shown. In this list. the villa; of Preston. Gait. Kitchener, Hespeler, Guelph, Toronto. Ottawa nut Montreal are prominently mute tented. "Springtime." which was painted in tM17, and won the Gold Medal at the Chicago World Fair. represents the Irtist in the first phase of his work. Heron) he had come into contact with Eumpean work. to to to Pathrr Point to (at pte tum of the party. _ Mann no mud group: mad- whllo the ship was on her w". t. Th. MM Ind " that lb- Illdrod Mutt - hand: with Capt-Ia R. G. 14th, eon- nnbt d the In)". of Au- tnlh. It. Print. Minimi- o. - I“... d - «I A communication was recelved "rum J. B. McDougall. Provincial Scltoo1 Attendance ottimsr. Toronto. .solictt"mg intormallon reg-talus the appointment of Truant Otrteorin thin Municipal”. Mr. MtueDoutrat1 had been misinformed as to the appoint- ment or Mr. A. Berscht. who recently had been appointed Trunnt omerrr tur achool section " and not up- pointed Imam ottteer for the Town- ship at large. Mr. J. L. Hammond is filling that ottice for the Townshlp at large. Walla-Icy Municipal Council held their tenth mat-r union at the Towmhlp Hall. Crouhlll. loads]. the in: any of October. 1930. " o'clock In the torenoon. Alt the member: gsartictmtod In the proceedlus. Mr. P. A. Warmer, the Reeve. filled the Milton as chairman. Tho minutes. ot the September meeting. were rend, adopted and named. Communications. blllu and ac- cuunls were re’ceived. rend and 1115- posed of before the clown of the meeting, Twnhhip Council Amu- Messrs, A. ilemrlll and A. J. Saun- derr, stated. that owing to the un- employment situation. their school "ection intended to make some im- prm'vmems to their school bulldlngs. that they wished this council to luring Luis matter to the attention of the mum-r authorities so that said section may derive their share oi financial assistance trom the sever- al Governments. W By-Law Mun-d by I., Baechler. seconded by J, Hunt: that Bybuw number . 10 provide tor raising the an!!! or tiro thousand (Ive hundred ”$500.00) dollars tor the purpose or _ii'i,T,le,5, a new schoolhouse in public 8 tool sectlon number eltrhts een [13) in the Township of Welles- iey. County of Waterloo. be new road a first and second time. Carried. __ Payment or Account- Proposed by 1.. Hammer and 0. J. Von that the following hills and ac- muuls be paid and that the trear urer issue chequos In payment of the some ad follows: In. PM Mr. I'd-[mu “It! that win]. he wan not umndp It. tho [unpaid Confer-mo M "tted to Hahn " an hutch." Ae Avill_opu_l the Opal-l9 puma!” John Hoffman. compensation tor one sheep killed by dogs. 812.00; Simon Huber, tor valueing said (Continued on Page 3) {Elm irg [Cdeiite " nit, " -fiuc.7."'iC"trtG. A, mum at Tn“ and Comm-g9. In. E up Ill Tllfill,uilll,liilf l TOWNSHIP Issue of Debenture- for New tr. S. " Sehoot. Other 'iinm'wr id Juan." - hif:ki. L The Inner-n1 of Mr. Daniel Geiger. who placed ”my early Sundny morning. was held on Tuesday otter- noun. The late Mr. Gelser attended an auction sale In the village on Saturday and appeared to be In his usual health. therefore hie sudden death only Sunday, was t great shock to neighbors and relatives. He won born in Woolwlch Township in 1852. but spent the greater port ot his life on n mm at Lebanon. Ten years ago he retired 1nd moved Into the village. Surviving ere three ‘sona. Jacob. Daniel end Milton. all Iron) Lebanon. one daughter. Mrs. Bowman, Hamllton. and other ‘numerons relatives. Rev. Oliver D. Snyder and Rev. A. B. Gingrich cor" ducted the service. :Vltlton Coming_And Going. Mr. and Mm. Emil: Bowman and family and Miss Emmellne Monty "Perot Sunday afternoon in Kltchen- Mr. and Mrs. Zena: Cressman and daughter Jean from New Humburg. walled " the homes or Enoch Burk- harl and Erwin Shoemaker on Sun- Miss Margaret Bowman and llttle Robert Bowman trom Waterloo spent the week-end with Mr. and Mn Levi Bowman. SUDDEN DEATH OF DANIEL GEIGER Mr. Fred 1assschhosuetion gale last Saunas): was largely attended. Miss Laura Schutz. Watttrloo. spent Sunday with Miss Gertrude Ant-u 3.1. on Saturday in Usual The null In: found on the mud hold. his home about ten o'clock Sunday morning. Dr. Ye',', It“. the nun in suttert'tw III than!" to his bark, causing com- it", Myth from the hip down. in condition is critical. Mrfand Mrs. Alvin Shana and Mia; Elma and Sylvan Sham: spent Sunday with relatives In Waterloo. man, in in u. Kitéhen'er-wgfcrléé _-piul in u pmqriou rendition, Mr. Frank Russia. roronGrGGt Sunday at his home here. Mr. and Mrs. C. H, Soehner and laughter, Gladys. Mrs. John Soehner And Miss Laura Soehner were vial- tors In Kitchener on Saturday. Mrs. Katharine Schmidt. Mum borina and Norman Schmldl and Mr. Emmanuel Scanner "sited Mr. and Mrs. John Suhmldl at New Hamburg m Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Orlando Bowman and sons. Howard and Vernon. from Mannheim spent Sunday wlth Mr. and Mrs. Levi Bowman. [ALIS non ROOF or HOUSE AND 18 BADLY INJURED Aad-ltofafntt Iron the; roof of Mo house, M. In l M gang“... god frf Misses Aunle and Katie 1,Urtwut from Kitchener "sited with Mr, Pr?!) Laseh tor a few days. 3tru, Wm. Oakley. Brussels ls visu- Ing with her sister. Mrs. J, t on trut Mr. on for a week. Miss Naomi Martin trom Peel visited " trr ttttree he": on Sunday. At London on Friday M. J. Smith secretary of the Ontario Equitable Lite addressed a gathering ot re- prmenlauves ot the tititureittl and business Mtstiustiotur. Mm. Daniel Knarr and Mr. and Mrs. George Emmerson from Kitch- ener Hailed with Mr, and Ms. John Motrk on Sunday. A special meeting of the Hays- ville Women's Institute was held last Thursday evening in the Hays, ville Hall for the purpose of pre- senting medals to the scholars ob- taining the highest marks in the en- trance exams this year of the four schools which the Institute repre- sents, Nos. 4, tr, 6 and 7. President Mrs. Ed. Snider presided. The fol- lowing program was rendered: Piano solo, Miss Ruth Schiedel; vocal solo, Miss Jean Wood; reei. tation, Miss Florence Collum of S. S. No. 6; dialogue entitled "A Joker in Disgrace" by pupils of S. S. No. 6; a song by three little girls of S. S. No. 5; address by Mrs. Wm. Elliott of Gait, the District Presi- dent of South Waterloo, on "Our Women's Institute" which was very interesting. The Institute members then sang "The Institute Aid." Recitation by Miss Janie McIntyre of S. B. 8; son by Mervin and Verda Bender of S. S. No. 6; ad- dress by W. L, Brown, prinei ul of New Hamburg Continuation gehool then sang "The Institute Aid." Recitation by Miss Janie McIntyre of S. B. 8; son by Mervin and Verda Bender of S. S. No. 6; ad- dress by W. L, Brown, prinei al of New Hamburg Continuation L"l2l on "The Chief Aim of Education" in which he pointed out that the chief aim of education is that of in which he chief aim o developing c intt of the a piano wlo, Tir"at1' m. Elliot. Interesting Program. ADDEESSED LONDON M EETiNG medal) Wu Baird, than Addison Ba ver medal) daughter of Good. both trenhmentn close. P-U. Mr. an Toronto I the latter' Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ellis and Mr. lt',',N Rickert of Kitchener IK'", Laat humdax Inernoon with r. And Mrs. G. . Miller. Mrs. J. J. Graham and daughter $ylvin anquphe former'n mother. Mrs. A. Wilma, spent Sunni-i afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Love near Plum-Mlle. Mr. and In. C. & McIntyre and family of Vlad-mi spent Sum!" with the former'. brother, It. I. Z. Mrintrre and family. Mr. Ind In. I“: Puddirombe te her Innings"? Hang. t.' oronto, wont uh 1 vi t “my”: brother. R. t Who. Health and Did Sun-In]. daughter t Baird, 1 and gpent of ME. FLOIADALI am sister, . Mrs. Ha , Rickert 'llumday I of S were tir . of Mr. I and 2nd ll Miss Rel Ind Mm. S. 8. No, the New“. Hsrrt HAYSVILLE "s Archie . week served r. and , prize Reta 1 mud with ntt. Cook. Ellis and Kitchener Love trize [sil- ta Good. Jeremiah , 4. Re, tat the of Dr. J F. Hon-boner nctod u chairman and “are“ VII. than by H. J. Frasier. inspector oi schools. and others. Play Enjoytd The play, entitled "The Dar De parted." provided comidonhla ner- rlmeni and members of the an. plum their purl: well. The can computed. Arthur Wilkins. Ivy Rod- monds. Garland Hallmu, Viola. Pod- nann. Miller Fischer. Jean Andaman. PRESENTATION OF AWARD. Flcld Day Champion. Senior glrls, Hedwig Splegelborx, Intermediate girls. Evelyn Sinner; Junior girls. Annie Framer; senior boys Allister Imrie;, 2nurrmediato boys. Nicola Campbell; lunlor boys. William Mitchell; midget hon. John Deiweller. The medals, donned by the collegiate board. were [relented by H. G. Mlalele. member of the ad- visory vocailonal commutes. 890m V Senior rugby. the R. S. lumllwn cup, captain. all“: Gilchrist. coach. I". w. Roy Dickson; boys' baked.» ball. the R. N. Merritt cup. uphill: Charles Jalmet. coach. W. J. Unwln: slrla' basketball. the J. Ii'. no" cup. captaln. Marie Kieswetter. coach. Anna M. Horutell. Four cups are competed for annually by Collegian institutes of this district and two are held outright by the K-W Coll. giant. Vocational School The presentation of vomllounl school diplomas was made try Mlle M. L. Brill. Mina H. M. Tunney. E. ‘M. Black and M. Frederick Dickson. Faculty Award. _ Technical school, Jerome Wander. commercial, Edgar Heer. collegiate, Auiia Cundick. F. H. Pugh presented the medals which are donated by the faculty. plololy 'tlied the bl. mound“. Feature. ot the pron-um were no pro-autumn ot diploma sud adds to student. tor peotteiotter in can“. and other school cctlvltlu and aloo- tionn by the nchool orchestra under Harry Hill. supervisor of mule. and a play entitled, "The Dear Donut- ed." The KitchonorWuorloo Counts“ Commencement exam:- on My night attract-d I crowd which eon- Typewrning Proficiency Typewriting pronetmuv medlh. donated by the Underwood Type- writer Company were presented to the wlnnera by Charles Cooper.. Oratory Senlor glrls. Helen Stun“. Mll- dred George; senior boys. Donald Heeney. Sidney Arbuck; prone-ted by Rev. J. R. Webb. Junlor girls. Edna Woodhouse. Marie Barker; junior boys. Kenneth Kennedy. How, ard Wellmnn. presented by H. W. Brown. ca. Won-a Deb-ting Senior boys, Lloyd Current. Miller Fischer. throw Eamon. M. Weber. Harold Hager. Benjamin Romania. Aubrey Bean. Robert More, Edgar Heer. James Ctttstsetditte, Ward Scheifele. Donald Heeney, presented by C. R. Philip. Collegiate Miss M. R. Dale and F. W. Roy Dickson presented diplomas to Bue. cesstul middle school Eraduation, Junior matriculation and upper xvhool graduation students. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Cook and daughter Madge, accompanied by Mr. and Ms. Archie Love of To- ronto visited friends in Selforth on $unday. _ Those trom a distance who at- tended the funeral of the late Mr. Jacob Anderson were his only brother and three sisters. Mr. nnd Mrs. Chas. Anderson of " Salette. Ont., Mrs. Wm. Hopkirk, Misses Minnie and Eu ens Anderson of New Hamburg, [Elem Fnther Enth- ony, La Satette, Ont., Mr. Geo e Weis, Mount Clemens, Mich. m. Jacob Bruxer. Mr and Mrs. "ire Krauskopf, Mr. and Mrs. Jo n Bruxer of Dublin. Mr. and Mrs. Willie Anderson, Mrs. Peter De- Courey and Mr. Pious Keenan of Seaforth Mr. and Mrs. Theo. An. demon, Ui.' and Mrs. Jun. Kurt: of Stratford, Mr, Ind Mrs. Ed or Wil- mm. Master Lockwood Ind Jugs. Wil- son of ()rillin; Mr. :nd Mrs. Jas. Weis of Toronto, John Smiley of Blackheath, OnL. Mr. and Mrs. Ed- uard Kieswetter and Alex. Schnnrr of Kitchener, And Mr. and him Murray L. Jukkins of New York City. Miss Jean Miller spent last Pri- dny with her aunt, Mn. Wm. Love. nenr Plntuwille. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Jumieson of Str-tford spent Sund-y with Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Miller. Minn Alive Brown returned to her home in Toronto last Friday after spending the summer with her cow win, Miss Carrie Brown. Mm. H. Walker and son Pred Miss Dorothy Walker is spendinI this week with Rev. R. M. P. am Mrs. Halted at Kirkton. visited friends in Preston ind bill on Sund-y. Mrs. Mnry Brrnrtrman Ind non Noah of New ."e,'lt"Ur"gt Sun- day with Mr. and rs. Jon-pk Brenemnn. "o.trht Talk. A religious meeting of the A. Y. P. A. was held on Monday "Quin in the R: will: Hull when R". P. M. llin'l1T/l of Kitchener deliver. rd An inspiring lddrus on the need Ind Vllllo of worship. Rev, J. H. and In. Pmon Ind daughter Ruth upon! I eot"rte of days Int week In Toronto. Great ulkm an nova doom Whom Eureka. n K. I W. Calais“. - Ply.- Krul Enjoyed by My House. "