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0‘ ’! fit/"C HUBREY SCHOOL - 2 The reason the school is called "Hubrey" is rather interesting. The Hon. George W. Ross was giving a lecture here to a literary Society and among his remarks he told his hearers that this corner was the "Hub of Ontario" and so for the time the corner was known as “ The Hub". Later a post office was formed there and the name “Hubrey” was given. However the post office is now at Wilton Grove. In 1892 at the World‘s Columbia Exposition held in Chicago, the Hubrey school had the distinction of carrying off the prize for a collection of freehand drawing and penmanship. The teacher was Miss Flora McColl and the school inspector who encouraged entering such an important exhibition was Dr. Deatness. I41 _ Sh Icy 0.5: thu lone Johnson Jackie Laidlaw Robert Clarkson Ian V8: rah Lloyd Bau finer Berme mun lea "1mm H‘LacMm *' Jeanne flanks”. Lyl’as Robinson Balsam Mann” 1']. fliiyn BenTTie KcnneTh Bcafl‘ie Tenure:â€" LD.""V Dororh BeaTYIE HHan “kings Doug BaugAnen Bil": Donahue Joanne Robinson Bab Noble Juan-1e Da/a fllme Hocking: Kenna"! Laid/aw Doug Robinson Mal-y LOIJIDIN Harlan No He ass “(animal-la "chin mumy Glen be" _ Donn” Bea‘ffle Alice Flue/lea. Kaflnleen Ranks“! HRS. Karin fi'Cokquada/c