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TEN MILE HOUSE SCHOOL

Following is the standing in class

of Ten Mile House school for the month of March:

G1-ode VIII-1 Ethel Mcaueid. Grade VII-l Anna Smith, 2 Al- fred Smith. _ ‘

Garde V-l Basel Mullin. 2 Mel-

vin McQuaid. 3 Edith -Corrigan.

Grade IV-l Hlwld Rnifth, 200011

Corrigan, 8 Irwin Mullin

Grade III-1 Erna Fiztpltsick. 2

Wilfred Corrigan. 8 John Qnith.

Cirsle II-l Milton !"ii»vD\in'icl¢, 2

Arthur Oorrixdh-

Grade I-innmet Corrigan. 2 Mor

gent Corrigan.

Mamie MacDonald. teacher.

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nomo ron or Glen veney school for the montn or Maron; ` ands x-mmm Bronson. Grade IX--I Phebe Blondon, 2

cyrus runnin. cn-ads vm-1 norense Macnee-

nwin niondon. s ri-ences rue

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Vernon Gillis. 2

- Ruby Blondon. 2

Minnie Blondon.

Grade II--1 Arthur Mhclsean.

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Grade IV-I Rita Bullvnn. l

Gladys Redmond. 8 Lawrence Bhep- hard and Rohm McDonald, G Helen McAu1sy.

Grade IZ-l Shephard and

Leona-fd Mclntym and Reds

4 Kathleen Campbell.

Grade II-1 Teresa mnphy, I

Rita Murphy, I Arthur Brothers, 4 Phyllis Agnew.

Grads I-I Lesh Brotihers. I Al-

bion Sullivan. I Noaiaert McDonald and Lydia Byrne, 4 'Hilfe McIntyre.

KINGSBOBO SCHOOL

The following D the standing ei

the pupils of Klngeboro School for the month of March:

Grade I-llols R/Obertson, I Max-

Well Robertson.

Grade III-1 Rdleri; Bell, 3 Jenn

Young. 3 Gordon MacDonald.

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Q. It is understood that nineteen

of thc twenty $20.00 bills came back tothenankofmonts-ealtromthe Bankofliova Bcotisontbslthcf May, the day following the eaa'hin`g of the $448.00 cheque. How do you account for this? This shows that the proceeds of the cheque must have been used in some way.

A. There is a possibilltymhat, I

might have cashed so|nebody's cheque for him. I often dons that. but I have no account ln the Bank of Novo. Scotts. and would not psy the money in there unless I cashed somebody‘s cheque.

Q. Do you recall having cashed a

cheque for a fairly large amount that would require the use of nineteen $20.00 bills?

A. No. V Q1 Can you recall having paid any

person on account or not/s that would require the use of bills amounting to this sum?

A. No. I cannot. Q. This would mean s fairly large

payment and you should be able to recall whether or not you had to make any such payment about that time."

A. I cannot recall anything. Q. Do you remember having paid

any notes about this time?

A. I cannot at Present recollect

any transaction that I would have with the Bank of Nova Scotia in any way that would involve such an amount.

Q. Will you stats why it was that

having held this $448.00 chellus for some months, you decided on Mly oth to cash it?

A. No. Q- Do you recall whether you had

meds advances to other members of the stat? `

V A. No.

Q Isie`nott.rusthotycuwere 051-fled to put back into the depart- mental cash the greater part of the sum of $827.14 the latter plrt of May in order to make up this sum? A. I think I had something ever $500.00/atthis timesndonI.0_.U.of $75.00 of McEachern's and possibly other I. 0. U.’s.

Q. There seems in be a dllsxonee

of opinion between yourself and the Premier as to the actual amount or money there was there on the date the Premier examined the cash?

A. He did not examine the cash.

I counted it out in his presence. `

Q. Was any person else present at the time?

A. No. _ Q. Hs stood by while you counted

themonsy?

A. Yes. but I would not say that

I counted it all through. ,

Q. Doyllurecallifitwasaliin

cash or in cash and cheques?

A. Idonotrocallcfthexebeing

my cheques at the time, but I did not count any cheques. .Q. Youthink that you had be- tween $500.00 and $000.00 there at this time?

A. Yes. I am Quito satisiled of

that. I do not remember if there was any cheques. I know I had an 1.0.11. of 015.00.

Q. Ontnefollowing daywhenyou

made your return to the Government of $827.14, did you have enough cash on hsndtcmsks upthlssmount without getting it from some other

A. There is not very much expla-

nation, only the Companies as a rule do not like you to hold their cheques wo long, and it was about this time mai: Mrs. Gallant end I were going into the Bank account to get it straightened out. Q. Do you recall any specific ree-

son for deciding on that date to cash the cheque?

A. No, nothing specific. . Q. Did you have any personal

bills to meet at that time that caus- ed you to cash this cheque?

A. No.!s£n‘tsaytlu.tIhad.I

had personal bills to meet but at that time I had my dividend coming

in.

Q. Were your dividends, asyou re-

call them, sufficient to take cue of my personal bills you had msturins at this time? A. r~ would ur vel. Ill that “S

necessary.

Q. The point which it is desired to

clear up is how it happened thlt funds received on MAY Uth were apparently used for some other pur- pose, the bills having found _their way hack to the Bank ot_Montreal ine renewing day. threush the Benk of Neva Bootle?

A. I cannot recall at this time lust

how this could have happened though it is possible that I may' be able to recall the circumstances later. Bo far as I can remember I had no busi- ness with thc Rok of Novo Scotia. _

Q. New if you only had $370.00 on

hand on Msy Silt., when you exhib- ited your cash to the Premier. and at least $32.90 of this amount reple- sentcd ralconwood funds, where at this time was the balance of the funds amountlhl £0 $82114. which you refunded to the Government a few days later? A As I have already explained. I know that there was more money on

source? V

A. No.Ithinki.bsrowe|el25.00

that I did noi; have on hand.

Q. Where did you get the 8125.001 A. From outside sources. ~_ Q. Are you sure that the amount

you had to make up wal not greater than $125.00?

A. No,Ithinkt.hatthlsisap-

proximately correct. - | Q. can you say whether or not |you had any cheques on hand when ' Mr. Saunders looked over your cash?

A. I cannot sly positively. but

intern might nm seen. § Q. There was one I. O. U. that you know of for $15.00?

A. Yes.

__ Q. If you -were sstiadediwhen the 1928 Public Accounts were' made up that the surplus of $050.00 in the Bank account should be credited against the you-'e expendlturu. why was it you continued to hold the three Canada Cement cheques and the DeBicls Bros., cheque. not accounting for them, in fact, until May 22nd. after investigation into your accounts had been started. How

‘do you explain your conduct in this respect?

A. I think tasty! answered that

before, that I decided the better plan to adopt was to credit the 4056.00 un- til I satisfied myself about the item. _ Q. The point here appears to be, that_if you were setisded that the $956.08 should be credited to Hish- way .Improvement Account. Wh! did you continue to hold these various cheques, not accounting for tllem until May 1939?

A. when you started your work and I sew the deposit slips you had here, I get sufficient information then to see that I did not deposit any money twice and that I owed the whole amount that was on hand. and I hunted up all the statements from

that there was

Nh‘D°“*ld' 3 D°‘°t'hY WW- funds were exhibited to the Premier. no entry twice, I was perfectly satis- °f“1°° VH md VU!-1 Heb Jeff Q. 'rsnnr.esa.so from uw funds neu um en. amount which 1 me on 4”- 2 W1* WW- 3 HW BNN exhibited on my mt <za'm.oo> it nano ammo he davedue. mm" lx “M x"1 W”'*'°“ would seem you only had about Q. 'rneinferenoewouldl'».thlH!_ Y°‘”`~¥ “M *1““° B°“~ 1 mmm' :woo on num on that em out or you wm misses' sense:-nine the

Bell.

a total of $445.00, received when you

the Canada Cement Oom

$956.00 in the Public Accounts of ins, you must have been satisdcd,

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Fire, Smoke and Water Have Damaged a

Portion of Our Large Stock of Up-to-Date Footwear, to Clear This Stock we are Staging a Gigantic Fire Sale of Menfs, Women’s and 'Children’s New Spring Shoes and Are

Slaughtering Prices

to the-Lowest _

is Your Opportiurity to ,Outfit the W`hole Family Witli Shoes at a Tremendous Saving Your Chance of a Life Time-Don’t Miss It!

Everything. Strictly Cash . No Goods on

‘ Approval . No Refunds _

Brady Footwear co

156 Queen Street

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deposited in the $950.00. V

Q. You felt that _possibly a put

of the $950.00 was belonging to your- self?

A. YU.

Q., Is there a possibility of some

materials having been sold and the funds deposited in' the bank witn- out any record cf the alles having been kept.. that would account for pert ot this surplus?

A. I_ _do not think eo. Q. when you decided in' making

up the 1928 accounts to credit beck the $960.08 to revenue, were you ast- isiled at the time that no part of this amount belonged to you personally?

A. No, I was not perfectly satis-

ned, but I was satisfied that the mon- ey I had on hand was more than ample to cover any deposit I .might have niade in' that lmbllhl- I KMW that I had a`oe`rt`ain amount of mon- ey on hand belonging. to the Govern- ment and I ‘felt 'that I had the right

topreeeetmyself until such time as Iwaeperfcctlysstisdedse_tot.hsoc- curaeyoft.hsIankaeeount.

Q, cuiyeugivoamoroeomplete

liste! allperlohltowholn ll’\vei» cement or anything else wassold. thadaeesotsushsllll.a.ndt.hore- apsstive amounts received from such pggeensthanyou hsvealreodyfur- nishod? -

A. 1 have no further iniormstion

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HAZZLBIDOK SCHOOL

.Report of Hssolllook School til' month of March:

Grade X-l Julie Hyerl. 2 Henry

Jones.

Gnde IX-Pearle Jones. Grade VII-1 Maryaret Myers, I

Doris Wwd. _

candy. a sue Jones. ands rv-1 Ruby rrowedu.. 2 som nwusu. ance n-1 am seen. 1 smem

Ooedy. .

--i Rita Goody. 2 Zlsis lilileen Wood. _ -Robert Jones. M. laaobougall, teacher.

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is the stand-

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hnith, 2

Core tlbomhs. 8 Willis ‘Johnston 4 Lloyd Houston.

Grade V-1 Erwin Andrew, 2 Eve- lyn Hairston. 8 0lgs_1<fil1.

Grade VI--l Gordon Carver and

,Garfield Uisrk. 0'i\lsl. 2 Clarence

Grade Ill-1 Jennie Smith- Gndel-l Ethel Hill.

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