Clinton News-Record, 1953-06-25, Page 5THURSDAY, JUNE 2 , x i;
CLINTON ,NEWS -RECORD
PAGE FIVE
Lower and Middle School CDCI
Results Are Announced
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4ite Institute for theryear 1052;53.
arks :hive been mailed
to those
failed. ades " XI `an 'XII
Millshave been Sta nt d hnour
ariding.in•thesubJa c.ta.the :have
coif
complete a(I--:75 per cent or over;
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-Grade XII General
TT
RICHARD ANDREWS Eng. 11,
Hist. in, Geom. C, Agr, Sc. II,
French I.
GEORGE BFeAT'! Y - Eng. III:,
Com, C, Shop Work IL
i LEN BLATR-=Eng,' II, Hist. 1,
,C,"Agr. Sc. C, Latin C,
Ho a Ec, I.
BARB RA BRANDON -Eng. II,
Hist III, Geom. C, Home Ec, I.
BQBIE BRANDON - Eng. x,
t X,
'Alg. 0, Geom. III, 'Latin
C`•, .'reach° C.:.
RON i,I;.D' CARTER XII Hist. IL
XX:Iiint Cy:
RUTIJ ' CLARKE - Eng. C, Hist,
1111, :Geom. C, Home Ec. I,
ripinninoninamensm
MURRAY 'COLQUHOUN --• ,Eng,
III, Hist, IIT, Com, C, Shop
Work I,
THOMAS COLQUHOUN - Eng.
1, Hist, I, Geom. II, Agr, Sc, .,
Com. II, Shop Work h
EILEEN CUNNINGHA°lg-Eng• I,
Hist. I, Gegm. III, Agr. -Sc. II,
I
Latin II, French I.
RICHARD ELLIOTT -- Hist. C4
Geom. C.
ROBERT FINES -Eng, II, Hist, 1,
Geom. I, Agr. Sc. I, Com. 1,
Shop Work I,
RHEA HALL, ---Eng. III, Hist. C,
Geom. III, Latin I French C.
JOHN'HAR'I'L Y'--- ►g. III, dist,
I, Geom. C, Agr, Se. C, Latin
"III, 'French III,
DONNA 'McBRIDE-Eng, I, Hist,
I, Geom. C, 'Agr. Sc, III, Latin
III, ' French C, Hoorne Ec. , .
BRUCE McDONALD - Mg. C,
Geom. `II,
ROBERT McDOUGALL--Epg. C,
Hist.:Il, Geom. ' 1, Agr. Sc• . I,
Com. II, ShopptWork [X• ..
ROBERT MMG GOR .- , Eng. C,
Hist. X, . Geom. II, Agr. Sc. I,
French C, Shop Work IL
ick nice In And See Our
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SUMMER COTTON SKIRTS
Regular
$5.95 -- at
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$6.95 - $13.95
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JAMS 4O1RIT1.'---Eng, I, Hist,
II, Geom, II, 2 gr. Se. C, Latin,
IX, French .II,
DAVID OAK:ES ung. 11, Hist, 1,.
G4'gm, I, Agr. e, I, Latin IL
French II.
SHIRLEY .p.mc);'OR -- Eng, I,
Hist. I, Geom. I,gr. Sc. T,
French I, Cott ,I Home Ec. I.
McFARLANE 'j'AYLOR--Eng, II,
Hist. I, Geom. I, Agr, Sc. II,
Latin 11, French C. I
GERALD manual' ---Eng. ,
Hist. I, Geom. I, Agr., Sc, I,
Latin 1, French IL
DOUGLAS YOUNGBLUT' --- Eng.
1, `Hi'st. I, Gebhi,I, . Agr, Se. I,
French I, Shop Work' 1I,
Grade XII--$peciai
Cortunercial
The following have completed
the. Special Cpmn ercial Course:
Shirley Ashton
Elizabeth 'MacDonald
'Joan MacLii,ren
June Mannin�g c
Marjorie Men
Ar}xi Howitt '
Dgnn"a' Sturgeon
Margaret Zaphe •
Grade. XI
Gr de,}XI pupils have •passed in
the subjects. First .class,:
second clans, ,third class, .or credit
standing has been ,granted in the
Subjects con}pleted this 'year
(Iiratory, Algebra, Agriculturall
Science). (R) indicates that the
pltpil has been reconvinended to
continue,this Subject in Grade .XII
KENNETH CARTER-Elig., Hist.
I, Alg II, Agr. Se. II, Latin,
Shop Work.
MAE COI:EIVJAN--Eng,, Hist. II,
.Corn ,.;Horne Ec,
DONALD CORNISH -Eng., Hist.
I, Alg. I, Agr. Sc. III, Latin,
French.
SANDRA ,DAW Eng., Hist. II,
Alg C, French (It), sUorne
DONALD DELLOW-Eng,, • Hist.
IL Alg. :II, Agr. Sc. III, Com.,
Shop Work.
DONALD DENOMME - Eng.,
Hist. I, Shop Nork.
CARL FALCONER -Eng., Hist. I,
Alg. T, 'Agr. Sc.' • I, 'Coin., Shop
Work.
OLA FANGRAD - Eng., Hist. C,
Com., 'Horne Ec.
HUGH FLYNN-Eng. (R)', Hist.
IX, Coni,, .Shop Work.
GRACE'TO.RREST-Eng., Hist. C,
Com., Horne 'Ec.
IONA GRIFFITHS - Eng., Hist.
II, Alg. II, Agr. Sc. III, Latin,
French.
HARRY GUETTER-Eng., Hist. I,
Alg. 1, Agr. Sc. I, French, Com.
HELEN HAMILTON -Eng., Hist,
T Alg. I, Agr. Sc. II, ,French,
,Home Ec.
JOYCE HAWKINS - Eng., Hist.
II, Alg. II, Agr. Sc. IT, French,
Home Ec.
YVONNE HENDRICKS - Eng.,
Hist. II, Alg. II, Agr. Se. C,
Com., Home Ec.
JAMES HOWES-Eng., Hist. 1,
Ug. II,• Agr. Sc. II, Latin,
French.
KENNETH KEYES-Eng,, Hist.
II, Alg. C, Agr. Se. III, French.
DONALD LADD - Eng., Hist. I,
Alg. II, Agr. Sc. III, .French
(R), Com.
JOHN MacDOUGALL - Eng.,
Hist. 1, Alg. 1, Agr. Sc. I, Latin,
French.
DOREEN McKENZIE - Eng.,
Hist. I, Alg. 1, Agr. Sc. I, Latin,
French.
BERNE McKINLEY-Eng., Hist.
II, Alg, II, Agr. Sc. I, French,
Com.
DONNA McVITTIE - Eng., Hist.
II, Alg. C, Agr. Sc. C, Com.,
Home Ec.
MARILYN MARTIN -Eng., Hist.
I, Alg. II, Agr. Sc. III, Latin,
French.
ALAN MITCHELL -- Eng., Hist.
II, Alg. III, Agr. Sc. II, Com.,
Shop Work.
PATRICIA MURNEY-Eng., Hist.
1, Alg. 1, Agr. Sc. C, French,
Home Ec.
ROBERT MUSTARD -Eng., Hist,
III, Alg. III, Agr. Sc. C, Corn.,
Shop Work.
BETTY LOU NEDIGER - Eng.,
Hist. II, Alg. II, Agr. Sc. II,
Latin, French.
BERYL POLLARD - Eng., Hist.
III, Corn., Home Ec.
BETTY POSTILL-Eng., Hist. II,
Alg. II, Agr. Sc. III, Latin,
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CLINTON LIONS $1,4Q0.00
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In Aid of Arena Building Fund
4.0.110
Tuesday
June 30
Doors Open at 8 p.m. Games Start at 9 p.m. sharp (DST)
CLINTON LIONS ARENA
12 Games
at
$5�0
$50 each {JACKPOT
3 Specials
at
-$10d
Each
Also SPECIAL MYSTERY BINGO
,Y. MrNakir .r wrtire,aw.
A D M I S S I O N;
$LO10 ton, 12 EEGULA BOAMES SP :L"}Al[; GAME t7AlitDS
tbrtra Citr41s: 25c each or 5 for $i° 1,450, encu or 6 for $1.
ItD+'x+'RESIEN T' 13OO1:
French.
HELEN POWER -Eng., Hist, Ii,
Alg, I, Agr. Sc. II. French,
Home Ec.
LOUIS RAU-Eng. (R), Hist, IL,
Com,, Shop Work..
EUGENE' REFAUSSE -- Eng„
Hist. II, 'Alg, III, ° Agr, Se, C,
Shop Work,
ELIZABETH ROPGES --- Eng.,
lHist. II, Alg'. II, Agr: Se, C,
French, Home Ec.
MARILYN SHADDICK - Eng,,
Hist, xI, Mg. III, French (R),
Com,
WILLIAM SHARKEYY -, Eng.,
Hist. 'I, Alg, Agr, Sc. 11,
Fre '
'Latin,. French.
KAY SHARP -- Eng., Hist, C,
Com., Horne Ec. (R),
GAIL SHEARING - Eng., Hist.
III, Alg. C, Agr, Sc. C, Latin,
Frerich(R). •
CHARLES SHOBI3ROOK - Eng,,
Hist. II, Alg. II, Agr, Sc. • I,
COI., .Shen Work. t
JAYNE MARY SMELL .,- Eng„
Hast, I, Alg, C, Agr. Sc, III,
Frrench .(E.), Home. Ec.
RONALD STEEPE-Eng., Hist, I,
1 . II, Agr. Sc. I, Freench, Com.
SED 'EY STEVENS-Eng., Hist.
I, 'Alg. I, Agr. Sc. II, French,
Herne Ec.
JOYCE TOWNSHEND - E n.g„
'Hist. 1, Alg. 1, Agr, Se. I, Latin,
French. '
NORMAN WALPOLE - En g„
hist. C Alg. C, Agr, Se. II,
Corn., 'Shop Work.
JOYCE WEBSTER-Eng., Hist. I,
Agr. Sc. III, Com.,
ITorne 'Ec,
MARGERY WEBS''i•ER Eng.,
.I•iist. IT, Alg. IT, Agr. Sc, III,
COIL., Henle Ec.
ROSE MARIE. WHITFIELD -
'Eng., Hist. ;IT, Alg. C, Agr. Sc.
C, Latin, French.
OLIVE 'WILSON -Eng., Hist. I,
Aglg..i, Agr, Sc. I, Latin, French.
BARRY YOUNGSLUT - E n g.,
Hist. III, Alg. I, Agr. Sc. I,
Latin, Shop Work.
Promoted to .Gracie XI
Howard Armstrong, Marilyn
Ashton, Shirley- Badley, Glenyce
Bainton, Lorna Barrie, Joan Ben -
Inger, Shirley Brandon, Alice
Caldwell, Lorne Carter, Jacqueline
Cluff, Doris Cooper, Walter Cun-
ningham, Marjorie DoWson, DeI
phine Erb, Richard Ferranti, Bar-
bara Ford, Robert Galbraith, Ro-
bert ,Caron, Mary "Goldsworthy,
Elaine Grainger, Ian Griffiths,
Joanne Hodgins, Doris Hutchins,
Louise Hyde, Ruth Jackson, Mar-
lene Jervis, Pauline. Jervis, Portion
Johns, Edith Jones, Lawrence
Jpnes, Peter Jones, Margaret El-
len Lawson, Marie a are Lee,
Earl Livermore, June McClin-
chey,, filen McDonald, Jean Mc-
Greger, Ronald McKay, Marion
Makins, .Anne Medd, Beverley
Merner, Judith Ogston, 'Barbara
Oliver, Anne Ostrom, George
Overholt, Terrance .Pearson, Al-
bert Pepper, Kenneth Porter,
Doris Postill, Catherine Powell,.
Robert Read, Marie Refausse, .Ar-
lene Richmond . Peter Roy,Gordon
Frank Scribbins, Patricicruton,
Thomas Shanahan, Douglas Shob-
brook, Muriel Shobbrook,
Richard Snell, Sheila Soper,
Mavis Steepe, Claire Taylor, Ar-
thur Tyndall, Roni Waldron, Willis
Walpole, Marlene Walsh, Dennis
Weymouth, Lois Webster, Nancy
Webster.
Recommended; Elle n Beyce,
Mariorie C rtwright, Marjorie
Clime, Mildred Fraser, Joyce
Perdue, George Ross, Patricia
Thompson,
Promoted to Grade X
Jean Adams, Alvin Armstrong,
James Carter, Robert Carter, Gor-
don Chambers, Lola Chutes, Ger-
ald Coleman, Hugh Colquhoun,
Anthony Denornme, Betty Anne
Ducharme, Carolyn Faber, Betty
Galbraith, Dorothy Glazier, Marj-
ory Goldsworthy, Ila Grigg, Ther-
esa Guetter, Grace Harris, James
Higgins, Margaret Howard, Jean
Hyde, Wayne Jackson,
Kelvin Jervis, Kenneth Lee,
Marian Lernnlon, Caroline Light-
foot, Eugene MaoLaren, Ruth Mc-
Farlane, Neil •McGregor, Helen
McLeod, Monica May, Marilyn
Medd, .Ruth Merrill, Murray Neil,
John , Norman, 'Frank O',Brien,
Alexander Ostrom, Robert Parker,
Mervyn Penfound, James Rio,idon,.
Patsy Scotchmer, Connie $c 'uton,.
John Siertsema, Glen :Sturgeon,
Barbara Taylor, Ina Taylor,
Pataline Taylor, George Telford,'
John Tyreman, Rob e r t Van;
Riesen, Pieta Verburg, Carrie Ver-
hoef, Sandra Williams, Betty Anne
Young.
Recommended: Andre Aubin,'
Gerald Clarke, Hazel ;Flynn, Wil -
liana German, Jella Hoyteina,
een .Wright.
District Coupies Choose
Mid -June Weddings
Thompson --Mitchell
Pink and white peonies banked
the altar of St. Mary's Roman
Catholic Church, Hespeler, for the
marriage of Jean Marie, daughter
of Lawrence Mitchell, Hespeler
and the late Mrs. Mitchell, to
Charles Wilson Thompson, Deep
River, son of Dr. and Mrs. F. G.
Thompson, Clinton, on Saturday
morning, June 20. Rev. J. F. Ford,
Hespeler, conducted the double
ring ceremony.
Given inpnarriage by her father,
the bride wore white chiffon nylon
tulle over slipper satin, fashioned
with fitted bodice and lace in-
serts, a full bouffant skirt of chif-
fon nylon, and rows of lace ac-
centing the hip line. A jacket of
Brussels lace and nylon was styl-
ed with long lily point sleeves and
a rolled wing collar of lace. Her
veil was of elbow length net and
she carried lilies and African
daisies.
The maid of honor was Lois
Mitchell, sister of the bride, who
wore a ballerina length gown of
mint green net over taffeta, with
lace in a rose design. The fitted
bodice was partly covered by a
acket with cap sleeves and peter
pan collar. Her full bouffant skirt
finished with a deep ranged
flouncing. She carried a bouquet
of pink snapdragons and African
daisies with a butterfly centre.
Mrs. Donald Wilbur, Preston,
organist, accompanied the soloist,
Mrs, Anne Dlugahecki, Kitchener.
Groomsman was Beverly Hayes,
34 Alrna St., Kitchener. The ush-
ers were Murray Thompson, Port
Hope, cousin of the groom, and
Thomas Mitchell, Hespeler, broth-
er of the bride.
The wedding breakfast was
served at the Old Mill Coffee
Shop, Kitchener, and a reception
i'allowed at the home of the bride's
father, 15 Adam St., Hespeler.
Mrs. Raymond Mitchell, aunt of
the bride, received wearing a
frock of powder blue with navy
aecessories and a corsage of ye -
Iow pinocchio roses. The groom's
mother assisted in pink nylon with
back hat and black acce3so los.
Her corsage was of cornf'nv el:
and pink carnations.
h'or travelling the bride donned
a dress of white printed silk w'th
red and gray floral design, tapped
by a navy blue duster, a red and
white sailor hat. She wore red
shoes and a gardenia corsage. Fol.•
lowing a wedding trip to Quebec
City, the young couple plan, to live
at Deep River.
Out-of-town guests included
those from Windsor, Detroit, i.uri-
drn, Montreal, Flint. Mich., 7 o-
r.onto, Port Hope, Hamilton, Chat-
ham, Clinton.
o-
Hlemstra-'-Alnsing
Elizabeth Wilhelmina, daught-
er of Mr. and Mrs, Steven Atns-
ing, Smilae, Holland, became the
bride- of Gert Hiemstra, Clint-
on, son of Mr's. Hiemstra, Clint-
on and the late Pier Hiemstra,
Foudgum, Holland, in a quiet
ceremony, in St. Andrew's .I'res-
byterian Church Clinton, nn P-'
day afternoon, :One 19. Rev, G.
F. Hoytema, of the Christian Re-
fer/la
e-fer la Congregation officiated.
The bride was lovely lira long
HENSALL
Mason's Confer Degrees
At the regular meeting of IJu-
ron. Lodge 224 A.P. and A.M.,
held Monday evening in the lodge
hall, Rt. Worshipful Bro. George
11, Jefferson, Clinton, and the
RCAF degree team, frond RCAF
Station, Clinton, exemplified the
first degree on two candidates.
Members of the team were W.
Bro. A. Crozier, and Bro.. Ald-
winekle, Clinton Lodge, Bros, G,
Ilnry, 13rimdky, 1ramilton. 'rretts,
Mitchell, Greb,Forrest, froth
1tCA>M Statioti Clinton. Refresh-
tnents were sewed,
white Satin gown with coronet
headdress, a long veil and carry-
ing a bouquet of white carnations.
The young couple will live in
Clinton.
Bedard --Bell
(By our Hensall correspondent)
Standards of 'mums, snapdrag-
ons and ferns, created an effective
setting for the marriage of Gert-
rude Kathleen (Kay) Bell, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Bell,
Hensall, to Lucien -'Guy Bedard,
Crumlin Airport, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Lucien Bedard, Hull, Que.,
at Carmel Presbyterian Church,
Hensall, on Saturday, June 20.
Rev. J. B. Fox officiated at the
double -ring ceremony. Wedding
music was provided by J. L. Nicol,
A.C,C.O., who accompanied the
soloist, Mrs. William Brown, Hen-
sall. She sang "The Lord's Pray-
er" prior to the ceremony, and
"Because" during the signing of
the register.
The bride, entering the church
with her father, was gowned in
white silk net lace over taffeta,
styled with a long full train, and
long tapering sleeves corning to a
point over the hands. Her full
length veil was arranged from a
coronet of pearls, and she wore a
pearl necklace and earrings, gift
of the groom. Red roses formed
her bridal bouquet.
Four attendants preceded the
pretty bride to the altar. Miss
Marlene Petzke, Hensall, maid of
honor, was costumed in pink net
over taffeta, fashioned with a
brocaded bodice and bolero jacket.
She carried pink carnations.
Bridesmaids were Miss Ruth-Sol-
dan and Miss Jean Mousseau, Hen-
sall. Miss Soldan chose a blue
net (off shoulder style) over taf-
feta and carried blue carnations.
Miss Mousseau was gowned in
yellow net over taffeta with bol-
ero jacket, and carried a bouquet
of mauve carnations. The trio
wore matching nylon headdresses
with pearl trim and lace mittens.
Pauline Bell, sister of the bride,
was flower girl frocked in floor
length orchid taffeta, with match-
ing headdress and carried a nose-
gaX of orchid baby 'mums.
'1'he soloist Was gowned in
mauve taffeta with snatching
headdress and mittens, with which
she wore a corsage of yellow baby
'mums, Barry Baker, Crumlin
Airpert, was groomsman, and
Harold Bell, Hensall, a n d R.
Orvis, Crumlin, ushered.
For receiving the 45 guests at
Monetta Menard's, Exeter, Mrs.
Bell wore navy crepe with pink
trim, white accessories, and cor-
sage of pink gladioli. The bridal
table centred the `three-tier wed-
ding cake and color schemes in
?ink and whiteand
te taper
s
completed the decorations.
For the wedding trip to Niagara
Falls anis Buffalo, N.Y., the bride
wore a .pink suit with pgwder ;blue
accessories, and corsage of blue
baby 'mums.
Out-of-town guests 'nein led
those .fi'.Qiit Wheatley, Seafoi h;
and Crumlin Airport.
DaveyTHesk
A quiet wedding took place era,
Friday, June 12, in the Protest
ant Chapel at Currie Barracks
army station, Calgary.,
when, i'Larjorie Pauling„ °7ouxi$er
daughter of ¥r, and Mica..+
erson Heck, Londesbore, , a
united :in marriage with RoWt;
Gerald Davey, Peter'orou.gh '
The .bride was .dressd in nav,
taffeta with white aceetnattieSo
and were ,a corsage of American
Beauty rosea,
117lawTheywere attended by Mr. and
s aG ndle"ls Rbbnantheri, brother -in«
sister bride,
Following the service a Wedti,
ing'luneheon w served1y1t'1,
iltiobinsbrt, 'assisted _by 'Mrs.
mother of the bride.
?'ile young cgUP1e will..l;
is ation d With re then. Cap
an diad
Arany.
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Public Meeting
TOWN HALL, CLINTON
Friday,, June 26
8:00 p.m.
GUST SPEAKER
OLIVER CROCKFORD
REEVE OF SCARBOROUGH TOWNSHIP
(President of Mayors and Reeves Association of Ontario)
Everyone Come and Hear This Address on
(vk Improvement and Town Planning
ADMISSION FRE1
(Signed)
Mayor W. 3. Miller,
('I'OWM Oi±' c isrrON)
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