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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1952-06-26, Page 5. ,atittott News-Recor swimoN , . 4,126 vorigs A WEEK • No. 26,-The Home Paper With the News CLINTON, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JUNE 26, 1952 SPECIAL, SUPPLEMENT C.D.CL.EXAMINATION RESULTS ANNOUNCED and Med, Hist., Agr.Sc I, Let Ronald Carter: Alg„ Agr. Sc. I, I Ree. Kp., Shop Work. Ruth Clarke—Eng., Anc. and Med. Hist., Alg., Age, Sc. I, Murray Colquhoun—Eng., Anc. and Med. Hint., Alg., Agr. Sc. I, Bee, Kp., Shop Work, • Thomas Colquhoun—Eng., Anc. and Med. Hist., Alg., Agr, Sc. 1, Rec. Kp„ Shop Work. Gary Cooper—Anc. and Med. .11ist„ Agr. Sc. I, Rec. Kp., Shop Work. Jane Hartley —Eng., Anca and Med. Hist., .Alg., Fr„ corn. John Hartley—Eng., Anc. and Med. Hist., Alg., Agr. Sc. I, Lat , Fr. Gerald Holmes — Core., Shop Work. Elizabeth MacDonald — Eng., Anc. and Med. Hist., Agr. Sc. I, Cone, Home Be. Joan IVIacLaren—Eng., Anc. and Med. Hist., Alg., Corn.; Home Ec. Com., Home Ec, o Donna McBride—Eng„ Anc. and Edwin Dunn—Eng„ Mod. Hist., Med, Hist., Alg., Agr. Sc. I. Robert Elliott—Eng., Mod. Hist., and Med. Hist., Alg,, Agr. Sc. I, Geom., Agr. Sc. II, Fr.,Shop Wk. Richard Andrews—Eng., Ane, Corn., Shop Work. Claude Endiguei—Geom., Lat., and Med, Hist., Alg., Agr. Sc. I, Robert McGregor — Eng., Anc. French. Fr. and Med. Hist., Alg., Agr. Sc, I, Anne Fairservice — Eng., Mod. Shirley Ashton—Eng., Anc, and Fr., Rec. Kp., Shop Work. Hist., Geom., Age. Sc. !II, Fr., Med. Hist., Corn., Home Ec. Ronald Maines—Eng, Home Ec. , Barbara Bassett — Eng., Anc. June Manning—Eng., Anc. and David Fairservice—Alg., Geom. I and Med., Hist., Corn. Pled. Hist., Alg., Agr. Sc. I, Corn., Shirley Hamilton — Eng., Mod.1 Helen Blair — Anc. and Med. Home Be. Hist., Geom., Agr. Sc. II, Lat., Fr. Hist., Alg., Agr. Sc. I, Let. Marjorie Medd—Eng., Anc, and Shirley Harding — Eng., Mod. Barbara Brandon — Eng., Anc. Med. Hist., Alg., Agra Sc. I, Corn., Hist. • I and 1Vied. Hist., Alg., Agr. Sc. I, Following are the promotions for the school year 1951-52, of Clinton District Collegiate In- stitute, Some pupils have been recome mended for promotion as indicat- ed by 'the letter "R". This is a warning that the pupil must im- prove in his studies if he wishes to avoid failure next year, This can be accomplished with a rea- sonable amount of application. 'Those, however, who continue to travel at the same pace may ex- pect to find themselves among next year's failures. Marks have been mailed to those who failed. Reports will also be sent to those recommend- 'ed for promotion. Grade XII and XI Grades XII and XI pupils have passed in the following subjects: Grade XII—General Course Kenneth Ashton -- Eng., Mod. Hist.,. Geom., Agr. Sc. II, Fr., Corn., Shop Work. Joanne Castle—Eng., Mod. Hist., Geom., Agr. Sc. II, Lat., Fr. George Coleman — Eng., Mod. Hist; Geom., Agr. Sc. II, Corn., Shop Work. John Cowan — Mod. Hist., Geom., Corn., Shop Work. William Cowan — Eng., Mod. Hist., Geom., Agr. Sc. II, Lat., Fr. Christena Cunningham — Eng., Mod. Hist., Geom„ Agr. Sc. II, Lat., Fr, Marilyn Dowson — Eng., Mod. Hist., Geom. Agr. Sc. II, Ti'..., Shop Work. Kenneth Howes --Eng., Mod. Hist., Geom., Agr. Sc. II, Let, Fr, 'Bruce McDonald — Eng„ Mod. rn Hist, Agr. Sc. 11, Co„ Shop Wk. Jean McVittie — Eng., Mod. Hist., Geom., Agr. S. II, Come Home Re, • William IVIanaghan—Eng, Mod. Hist., Geom„ Agr, Sc. II, Lat., Fr. Barbara Middleton—Eng., Mod, Hist„ Geom, Agr. Sc. II, Com,, Home Ec. Harris Oakes—Eng., Mod. Hist., Agr. Sc. II, Lat„ Fr Betty Parke—Eng., Mod, Hist., Geom., Agie rn Sc. II, Co., Home Ec. Donna Richmond—Eng., Mod. Hist., Geom., Age, Sc. II, Corn., Home Ec. Mary Scribbins —'Eng., Mod. Geom„Hist., Geo, Agr. Sc. II, Lat., Fr. Diana Speaight — Eng., Mod. Hist., Geom., Agr. Sc. II, Lat., Fr. Keith Youngblut — Eng., Mod. Hist., Geom., Agr. Sc. II, Let., Fr, 0 Grade XII Special Commercial Bookkeeping, Typing, Short- hand, Office Practice, Correspond- ence, Economics, Law, Arithmetic, Spelling. Pupils have passed in all sub- jects except those in brackets following their names: • I Evelyn Beaton, Marie Falconer, Lois Jones (bookkeeping, spel- ling), June Lear,Marion Me- i pougall, Gail anning, Joan Pennington, Margaret Stirling, Joan Thompson. Geom., Agr. Sc. II, Fr., Shop Wk. Robert McDougall—Eng., Anc. Gratle XI Horne Ec • Janis Morritt—Eng., Arse, arid Fr 1VIed. Hist., Alg., Agr, Sc. I, Lat.,., David Oakes—Eng., Anc, and Med. Hist., Alg., Age. Sc. I, Lat., Fr, Beulah Parker — Eng., Type, Home Ec. Gerald Parsons—Alg., Agr, Sc. I, corn., Shop Work. Jelin Porter—Agr. Sc. 1, Type, Shop Work. Shirley Proctor — Eng., Anc, and Med, Hist., Alg., Agr, Sc. I, Fr., Corn. ' Home Ec. Donna Sturgeon — Egg., Mg., Agr. Sc. I, Corn. Howard Tait—Anc. and Med. Hist., Agr. Sc. I, Rec. Kp. MacFarlane Taylor—Eng., Anc. and Med. Hist., Alg., Agr. Sc. Ie Lat., Fr. Gerald Tebbutt—Eng., Anc, and Med. Hist., Alg., Agr. Sc. I, Lat., Hodges, Manny Shaddick, Kay Sharp, Gail Shearing, Charles Shobbrook, Jayne Mary Snell, Ruth Snelling, Ronald Steepe, Shirley Stevens. Joyce Townshend, Joyce Web- ster, Margery Webster, Rose Marie Whitfield, Olive Wilson, Barry youngblut. 0 Promoted to Grade X Howard Armstrong, Marilyn Ashton (R), Shirley Hadley, Glenyce Bainton, Lorna Barrie, Joan Beninger, Ellen Boyce, Shir- ley Brandon, Alice Caldwell, John Carter, Lorne Carter, Marjorie Cartwright (R), Jacqueline Cluff, Doris Cooper, Marion Crossman, Walter Cunningham, Margery Currie. Marjorie Dawson, Anne Epps, Delphine Erb, Douglas Fleis- hauer, Barbara Ford, Mildred Fraser, Robert Galbraith, Robert Germ, Mary Goldsworthy, Elaine Grainger, Ian Griffiths, Barbara Hattin, Joanne Hodgins, Doris Hutchins, Louise Hyde, -Ruth Jackson, Marlene Jervis, Ec. Lloyd Holland — Eng., Mod. 'Home E Home c. Anne Merritt—Eng., Anc. and Postill, Helen Potter, Louis Rau Webster, Nancy Webster, John Hist., Geom., Agr. Scr II, Corn., I Bobbie Brandon — Eng., Anc. Med. Inge Alg., Age. Sc. I, Com., (11), Eugene Refausse, Elizabeth Wise, Patricia Youngblut (R). Eileen Cunningham—Eng., Anc. and Med, Hist., Alg., Age, Sc. I, Lat., Fr. Richard Elliott—Eng., Anc. and Med. Hist., Alg.,' Agr. Sc. I, Fr. Robert Fines—Eng., Anc. and Med. Hist., Alg., Agr. Sc, I, Com., Shop Work. John Fraser—Corn., Shop Work. Loraine Garon,--Eng., Anc. and Med. Hist., Alg., Agr. Se, I, Fr. Fr. Com. •') Mary Tyndall—Eng., Agr. Sc. I, Carolyn Glidden—Eng., Com. Com„ Home Ec. Rhea Hall — Eng., Anc. and Douglas Youngblut—Eng., Anc. Med. Hist., Alg„ Agr, Sc. I, Lat., and Med. Hist., Alg., Agr. Sc. I, Fr. Fr., Shop Work. Victor Harding—Anc. and Med. Margaret Zaphe Eng., Anc.Hist., Ale., Age. Sc. I. and Med. Hist., Alg., Age. Sc. I, Pauline Jervis, Gordon Johns, Corn., Hcme Ec. Ronald Johnston, Edith Jones, Lanrwnce. Jones, Peter Jones, 'Margaret Ellen Lawson, Marie Promoted to Grade XI Lee, Edna Lightfoot (R), Earl Livermore, June McClinchey, Thelma Baird, Kenneth Carter, Glen McDonald, Jean. McGregor, Donat Cataford, Mae Coleman John McGregor (R), Shirley (R), Donald Cornish, Donald Maines, Marion Makins, Anne Dellow, Donald Denomme, Sandra Medd, Beverley Merrier, Doreen Daw (R), Verna Eyre, Carl Fal- Millar (R), caner, Ola Fangrad (R), Hugh Judy Ogston, Barbara Oliver Flynn (R), Grace Forrest, Ken- (R), Anne Ostrom, George Over- neth Gibbings, Iona Griffiths, holt, William Parker (R), Terry Harry Guetter, Helen Hamilton, Pearson, Joyce Perdue; Albert Yvonne Harris, Joyce Hawkins, Pepper, Kenneth Porter, Doris Yvonne Hendricks, James Howes. Postili, Catherine Powell; Robert Terrence Jenkins, Kenneth Read, Marie Refausse, Arlene Keyes, Marjorie Knox, Donald Richmond, Donald Ross, George Ladd) Robert LawSon (R,), Edwin Ross, Peter Roy, MacLean, John. McDougall, Do- Gordon Frank Scribbins, Patsy reen McKenzie, Berne McKinley, Scruton, Thomas Shanahan, Mur- Donna McVittie, Marilyn Martin, iel Shobbrooke, Sheila Soper, Alan Mitchell, Patricia Murney, Richard Snell, Mavis Steepe, Robert Mustard' (R), Elizabeth Tait, Claire Taylor (R), Betty Lou Nediger, Gloria Nott Robert Thomason, Patsy Thomp- (R), Mary Ellen Patton, Beryl son, Arthur Tyndall, Marlene Pollard, Gordon. Porter, Betty Walsh, Dennis Weymouth, Lois Family;)Reunions Popular In Thjis District SUMMERHILL News of Au Mr, and Mrs. William Dalling, Monkton told of their trip when they visited the experimental stations across Canada last year. Mrs. Frank Rowed ' read the "Spectator" which tells every year of the doings of the clan with emphasis on weddings, new arr- ivals and news of interest to all, Eldrid Salkeld, Cleveland, Ohio, who is compiling a Salkeld Tree which now consists of over 3,900 names, told of having loc- ated some of the clan in Austral- ia, Africa, Mexico and New Zealand. Election of officers resulted in the following for 1953: presi- dent, W, Miller, St, Helen's; vice president, William leaning, Monk- ton: sec.-treas., Mrs. Roy Rundle, Goderich. The 1953 Re-Union is to be held the second Saturday of June, and Mrs. Roy Rundle kindly in- vited the gathering to her home foe an evening meeting at 5.30 p.m., When pictures would be shown by E. Salkeld, Cleveland Ball games were played and a peanut scramble was conducted for the younger members and those not so Young. Guests were present" from Stratford, St. Hel- en's Clinton, Lucknow, St Mary's and Dungannon. 0 Stanley Ball Heads Ball Family Group The annual Ball family picnic was held in Lions Park, Seaforth, on Saturday, June 21, '1952, with £35 members present. Mr. and Mrs. Amos Ball and Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Ball were a recep- tion committee at the grounds and registered all. present. „IVIr. and Mrs. Charles Adams headed the sports committee. Prizes donated at the table were: 'those from the farthest distance, Mr. and lVIes. Norman Habkirk, Detroit; oldest couple present, Mr. and Mrs. J. Gib- binge Sr.;, youngest person pres- ent, Brenda Ball; largest family present, Mrs. Lucy Wright; latest married couple present, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Adams. The following executive was appointed by the nominating committee for the 1953 picnic: President, Stanley Ball; secretary, C. 0. Martin; committee, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Ball, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Durnin, Mr. and Mrs. George Wright. o Harrison Reunion The annual Harrison Reunion was held at Harbour Park, God- erich. A good attendance, num- bering over 90 was on hand to enjoy the delitious dinners and various activities including races, tug-of-war, ball games, contests, etc. Prizes were awarded the for.. lowing; Youngest person present,/ Pamela Aikenhead; oldest per- son. present, Mrs. Isadore Harris- on; longest married couple, Mr. and Mrs. J, Aikenhead; longest distance, Wilfred Harrison (Tor- onto). The prize draw (a teapot) was won by Cliff Hackett. Results of races were as fol- lows: boys and girls, 5 and un- der, Leroy end Joanne Harrison; girls 3 and under, Marjorie Al- ton, Shirley Johns; boys 8, under; Bruce Collins, Jimmy Collins; girls 11 and under, Jean Harris- on, Betty Harrison; boys 11 and under, Bob Proctor, Ralph Har- rison; girls 13 and under, Ina Taylor, Jean Rathwell; boys 13 and under, cordon IVIcCulIough, Jimmy Harrison; young ladies, Ina Taylor, Olive Aikenhead; young men, Lorne Hackett, Wil- fred Harrison; married ladies, Phyllis Harrison; Amy Hpnt; married men, John Thurlow, Har- old Willert; three-legged race, Ina Taylor and Olive Aikenhead, Lyle Thurlow and Gordon Mc- Cullough; kick-the-slipper, lad- ies, Muriel Harrison, Amy Hunt; kick-the-slipper, inch, John ur- 1.0w, Bill Aikenhead. It was decided to hold the 1953 picnic at Seaforth Lions Park. Going to Ottawa DR. W. A. BEECROFT Minister of Wingham United Church, announced to the Of- ficial Board of the church on Sunday that he had accepted a call, from Ottawa Presbytery to Rideau Park United Church, situated in a new suburban de- velopment of Ottawa, effective at taster. Commitments to the Radio Mission make it impos- sible to accept the Call at once. urn Scotland, are visiting the lady's uncle, John Houston, and, Mrs. Houston. °Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Ling, Tor- onto, spent the weekend with the ladyi parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Munro. Miss Elma Mutch who has been visiting her brother, Stanley, and Mrs. Mutch, La Combo, Alta,, has returned Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sturdy, Betty and Ross, and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Colson, Blyth, are visiting relatives at Bracebridge. Recent visitors with Mrs. Geo- rge Sturdy, H. L. and Mrs. Sturdy, were Mrs. Dot Reid, Mrs. Russell Reid, Charles Murray, and William Hamer, all of Tor- onto. 0 Attempt to Check Lake Huron Level The flow of water from Lake Superior has been cut by nearly one-half to help reduce high- water levels in Lake Huron and Lake Michigan, the International Lake Superior Board of Control. announced Monday. The decision was made at a meeting of the board at Ottawa. Compensating gates in the St. Marys River at Sal* Ste. Marie, Ont., were set to reduce the flow from 110,000 to 68,000 cubic feet per second.' Only one\ of the gates remains partly open. The board found the net in- flow of water into Lake Superior during May considerably below average. The maximum level set by the International Joint Com- mission is 603.6 feet above sea level, ' The board said it will keep check on the situation to reduce levels of Lakes Huron and Mich- igan as much as possible "to minimize the damage to shore Property " caused by high lake levels." t A recent report on lake levels showedsLake Superior seven in- chest above average and Lake Huron 19% inches. above average. .SAIkeld 'Clan Picks W. Miller Piesident About 50 members of the Sal- , held Clan met at Lion's Park, Seaforth, on Saturday, , June 21, for their annual picnic. It was a lovely June Day there with sunshine all afternoon de- spite a few threatening clouds ,during the morning. Dinner was :served about one o'clock, after which a program and election 'of officers for the ensuing year took place.. I. Miller, St. Helen's was el- ected chairman in the absence of the president, Mrs. S. Rae, Stratford, and the vice-president, W. Miller, St. Helen's, For the program, Miss Mary Lou Math- * ieson very ably conducted a sing- song. T. J. Salkeld gave a vivid resume of his trip to the West Coast. Mrs. L. Dunsmore, Strat- ford also gave highlights of her trip to Western Canada last year with emphasis on a Salkeld gath- ering of 72 Members held at Gerald Sask., last year, Ladies' Club • The June meeting of Summer- hill Ladies' Club was held. at the home of Mrs. Sid Lansing with 29 members and one visitor pres- ent. The meeting was opened by singing "What a Friend we have • in Jesus", followed by the Lord's Prayer in unison. The roll call was answered by the payment of fees. The program consisted of . reading by Mrs. Russel Good and a jOke contest by Mrs. Wes Hog- gart. The raffle was won by Mrs. N. Forbes. I The July meeting is to be held at the home of Mrs. William , Lovett. The roll call is to be answered by My Pet Peeve. The .prograrnme committee will be Mrs. B. Jenkins, Mrs. M. John- ston, Mrs. Sid Lansing and Mrs. William Lovett. Those in charge of the lunch are: Mrs. G. Neal, Mrs. W. Penfound, Mrs. E. Ellis and Mrs. Rustenberg. Arthur Yungblut visited frierds in Detroit last week. Mr. and. Mrs. Krete, Detroit, are visiting Mrs. George ' Yung- blut, Victor and Arthur. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scott and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Raithby spent the weekend at Tobermory. Dr. and Mrs. Charles McIlyeen, Oshawa, are visiting the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. 0. Met. Ilveen. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Hiddleston,