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16nd) 8-1. Mlxlsdlth MacDon- r a. Maris sum: 3- Rom! vanish.

MGnde IX-I. Irene Moolnnls; Dom Cosdy; 3. Barbara Gal-

‘ Grade VIII-l. hordes Letour- ‘lnu: I. Florence Arsenault: 3. Bernadette Rosslter. Grads VII—1. Melinda Doiron; Dorothy Campbell; 3. Berna.- Weotbsrbie. (bide VII-I. Evelyn Peters; 3- llary Oheverie; 3. Margaret Beag-

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Grade vI—1. Evelyn Doucettc; i. Margaret Qolron; 3. IArlcne Oalbn

Grade VI-i. Yvonne wi-llhran; I. Maureen Beogan; 3. Helen Ma- lone, Ilorrsine McKinnon.

Grade Vl'—l. Shirley Burke; 2. Il@a Shcchsii; 3. Joana Mac- Issac.

Grade V—-l. Mary Cummlslq; 2. Pohltzla Cullen; 3. Barbara Gal-

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Grade V-1. Mary Basha; I. Bhirley Osborne; 3. Wlnnifred Macdonald.

Grade IV-l. Shirley Loughran; B. Sheila Doiron: 3. Rhoda Longu-

Grade IV-l. Mary Beagan: 2. Christina Lund; 3. Paula Noonan

Grade IIL-l. Helen Meston: 2. Marie Carragher; 3. Teresa Gal- lent.

Grads III-l. Elizabeth Walker; 2. Sonia Griffin; ll. Gloria Mac- Isaac.

Grade II-l. liatricia Lelglitizcr; I. Elaine Clarkiii, Geraldine Doyle: I. Elaine Pitre.

Grade lI-l. Dorothy Gallant; Phee.

Grade I—l. Susan Doyle: 2. Coreen Connors: 3. Mai-y Cullen.

Grade I—1. Doreen MacDonald: l. Paula Gauthier: 3. Eleanor Ir- vine. Marlene Cheverle.

Lillian Peters: 2. 3. Mary Mac-

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Grade X-l. Heather Lenin; I. Isabel MacLeod; 3. David Wood.

Grade IX-l. Earl Jewell; 2. Frank Weatherby; 3. Don Mao- Lauachlin.

Grade IX-l. Karl Reardon; I. Carol Creelman; 3. John Moc- Andrew.

Grad-e Ix-l. Barbara Dick; I. Mary Beth Harris; 3. Douglas Cameron.

Grade VIIL-I. Nancy Hynd- man; 2. Brlar (Jhandler; 3. Mam- eeri Bohsker. I

Grade VIIl—l. Hansen Wilson; 2. Jane Gitlclings; 3. Laird Mc- Lennon.

Grade vn_l. Allan MscLaod; 2. Niels Hansen; 3. Bill Kennedy.

Grade VI-l. Marina. Campbell: 2. Donald Cobb; 3. Donna Horne.

Grade Vl—-1. Shelia Dsvison; 2. Helen Chappell and Alan Camp- bell; 3. Joyce Macbeod.

Grade V-l._ Jean Isabel Mac- Donald; 2. Janet Rogers and El- lzabeth Palmer; 3. Connie Rog- crs.

Grade lV-l. Judith Stewart; 2. Carol Stewart; 3. Helen Cameron, Gayla Wood.

Grade 1V —~l. Katherine Max:- donald. Vera Edwards (equal): 2. Patilino Burden; 3. David Currie.

Grade III-l. Vlmy Gregory: 2. Brodie Lantz; 3. Gail Montgom- ery.

Grade III-l. Mcrrill Johnston; 2. Sharon Bugden; 3. Frederick Hy-ndman.

Grade Il~l. Heather Mathcson: 2. Norms Duvar. Peter MacNutt- icquall; 3. Pauline Johnston.

Grade I~No examinations.

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Queen Square School-Oil boys. total 661. ‘~

Rochford Square thud-IN iirls. total 504.

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The amount paid u supplements to teachers’ salaries was $54,430“) less deductions for teachers‘ pen- sion system $962110 and meg; tax deductions of $84.00, q;- $3,. 384.00 net.

At the entrance examinations in June to Prince of Wales College, Miss Maxim Moore. s. pupil o! West Kent School. made higher marks than any other pupil in the City, and was awarded a prise 0f $15-00 by this Board.

At. the closing exercises in June, the following pupils were awarded the Governor Generals Bronze Medals for proﬁciency.

Prince Street School-Alisa carol Marie Coles.

West Kent SchooL-Miss nus; Pickard.

Queen Square School-Mr. John Weir.

Beverley Fitzgerald. _

During the year in addition to

the regular repairs and decorat- ions to the interior of the schools n. vcry considerable additional amount became necessary. Just as the schools were to open in September, the brick casing o! the boiler at West Kent School suddenly caved in, which required a very considerable expenditure for rcpairs. In addition it be- icamc necessary to supply the fc- male teachers of that. school with a rest room and proper toilet facilities. Some additional expens- es were also necessary for changes in class rooms on account of class rooms being opened for special pupils. Early in the mﬂffllng of the 21st of October. an unfortunate tire took place in the boiler room of \V6$t Kent School, due to heat- ing of the coal. This caused an irdziitional expenditure of ncurly $1500.00 up to the close of the year. On. account. of the ﬁre it was necessary to close the school, and the pupils attended Prince Street School from one to five o'clock in the afternoons until we were able to rc-open West Kent school on November 3rd.

The interior of all four schools are now in very good condition.

Manual {training

During the year Manual Train- ing has been successfully carried on at West Kent School under the direction u! Mr. Loliaron E ‘Tait, who gave instruction to n total of 231 boys from that school- adn Prince street School. similar satisfactory instruction was given m Queen Square School by Mr. Percy Barlow to 248 boys of that school. The boys attending these classes are receiving great benefit. During the months of-Alpril and May. October and November in- struction in Domestic Science was carried on in the kitchen ofPrince of Wales College by Miss Jessie Fullerton for '11 girls of grades ‘I and 8 of Prince Street School, and Miss Bessie Prowse for 60 girls of Grades '1, a sad 9 of wast Kent School. At Rochdord Square School 60 girls were given similar in- struction in April and May by a member of the teaching staff, and during October and November a- bmst"l0 girls received this instruc- tion. This is abrancl-i of educat- ion in which the girls are greatly interested. and which will be use- ful to them in later years.

For some years there has been a growing demand for special in- struction of some pupils. During the auznmer four teachers were appointed and sent to a suamer school in Toronto. where courses were taken in this branch of cduy cation, and commencing in Sup-V tember this work has been carried on with good success in each of the four schools.

During the year instruction in music in the four schools has progressed. Seven and one» half hours instruction is given in all four schools each week. Tbs Da- psrtznent of Education have as- sisted ﬁnancially in the develop- ment of this important brsmh of education.

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Bean's black eyes were laughing. "On the road gang, digging ditches and cutting weeds and the like of that." “ScuttyP cried his mother ln- credulously.

George Webster cleared his throat. “You said ho had a mishap." "Is ho hurl? This is terrible! Terrible!" moaned Julla_

Bean's W.de lips curled. "He fell off the road scraper. broke his leg. simple fracture, doesn't amount to lIllyllllRS. He isn't even suffer- ing much. I left hlm playing check- ers with Gramp and apparently having the time of his life." Julia Webster stiffened. "He's at your house?"

Beau nodded. "There's no hoe- pital ln Maryvlllc. Naturally I had them bring hlm to our place- Jennie Sue ls a born nurse.”

Julia Webster turned, swiftly upon her husband. “Order an am- bulance." she snapped. “Send for Dr. Simona, the bone specialist. Tell hlrn we want hlm to go along with the ambulance. I'll have a‘ room ready when theyget here and a trained nurse."

He: husband sighed. “You're to bring scotty hcrne?" he asked. "Of course," she snapped. “Even you should be able to see there is nothing else to do, George."

"I wouldn't advise muvlrtg Scottyl, said Beau. "In my opinion he is better off where he is."

Julia Webster ignored hlm. "What are you walling for. George, Get the hospital on the telephone. Order the ambulance to ck up Dr. Simone. Call hlm so e'l1 be ready when they come for hlm.“ "Yes. Julia." murmured her hus- bend.

Beau looked from one to the other with a sardonic smile. Ho did not look at Carolyn who hsd stood there all the time, staring at him, her heart pounding bgslnst her side.

"Well." said Beau, "I guess I'll shove off.” I've got to be on the job at six ln the morning.’ -

He turned to the door. George Webster had picked up the tel - phone. Hill wife was standing by, ready to issue further orders. Beau again smiled cynically. "G00! night" he said, still refusing to glance in Csrolynb direction. Ho walked out the door and Carolyn could not bear it. l-le was lolng

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Beawwas already outside, striding rapidly down the drive toward where he had parked hi; battered touring car. she did not hesitate "Beau!" sh; cried. “Wait! Please wait!"

H; turned sharply, He did not come to meet her. He merely stood there, his face grim and hard, his black eyes inscrutable as she ran toward him. It was a frosty night with a bitter wind and Carolyn was wearing a, dlaphanous white chiffon evening gown. about an substantial al mconbeams.

"You'll catch your death of 0016-" said Beau gruffly, though his eyes dld not scold her.

When Beau looked at her like that. Carolyn would have followed him to the ends of the earth. "I don't carei" she cried. "I don't care about Lnythlng except-except you Beau!"

He did not say anything He simply put out his arms and caught her to h9m so fiercely his shaggy coat scratched her cheek. He kissed her until they were both trembling until Carolyn’: knees were weak. With a little gasp Beau lifted her of! her feet, cradled her inside his shaggy cost, kissed her mouth, her throat, the little quivering pulse below ha: ear. _

"I guess I was kidding myself," he said. "1 guess I never intended to give you up. Carolyn. I Iues that's why I didn't phone lnsteatq of coming here tonight. Because I'm. cruy about you.”

"Don't ever give me up!" cried Carolyn, clinging to hlrn.

Bean's shoulders squared. "I! I can't hold the woman I want and to the devil with the odds. I don't deserve her." .

"I-Pll live with your family, Beau I'll do anything not to be soptrsted from you again."

“We'll hm re through, honey."

"Together?" '"

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PARKDALE SCHOOL

Honor Roll of Parkdale School for the month of January:

Grade X-l. Craig Mmtheaon; 2. Sterling Moore.

Grade IX-ll. Harry Cook; 2. George Nichol; S, Vera MaoKay.

Grade VIII-I. Sylvia MacKay; 2. Arlene Bell; 3. Jean Murphy.

Grade VII-l. Ens. Bertram; 2. Kay Weir: 3. Alan Burns.

G-rade VI - I. Rod/die j-liclcox: 2. Pamela. Gaudet; 8. Ruth Good. Lois Coles.

Grade v-1. Irwin Buell; I. En- ma. MacDonald, James Warren; 3. Hillard Col s. -

Grade —1. Beverly Good: 2. ‘Freddie Hickox; a. Robert Greg- ory.

Grade 111-4. Marlon Nichol: I.

Donald Gallant; 8. Evelyn Mac- Kay. Anne Mae Andrew.

Grade If--l. Fay Hickox: 2. Diann Dixon: 8. Brenda. MacKay. Jocelyn Stewart.

Grade f-I. Norma Bell; I. Jud- 1th‘ Birt. Albertsumlrphy; 8. care‘ Gallant, Olcs Shaw.

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Wlnalfred Hsalsrn. Assistant.

Eunice Mselsasc, Assistant

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"You're wasting breath. Mother." said Carolyn. "I've said to myself everything you could possibly say and it‘ didn't help. I'm being to‘ marry Beau. 1 think I'll dig if I don't marry him." _ _

"lhve you ever codqldered that‘ soul! havqto live with his family?"

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