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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1960-12-21, Page 6rite alissehatte A4f9attere'aisrse.s. aa'velneelttee ease, aa, feels. ..•••.+4 Sing Carols at Meeting of WAS, WHITECH/aRCH • The W.M.S. Of the Presbyterian Orwell WAS `held on Wesieesday at the home of .11.Irs. Andrew Gaunt, with 14 meal- bere attending, and the president, afrs. Johnston Conn, presiding. ICarols were sung throughout the aserviee. The Scripture lesson was read responsively, and Mrs. Andrew Gaunt had charge of the meditation period. Mrs. Frank,Coulter led in prayer. Mrs. H. D;MeDonald wee appointed sceretary for the ni.he roil call wad answered by a I road recorded in the 73ibie. Mrs, Ewalt McPherson read r Christmas story, and Mrs. Gaunt played a piano eel°, "Oh, Holy Night". Mrs. Dawson Craig told he origin of the carol, "Joy to the World" and all joined in singing it. Mrs, D, McDonald gave the origin of the carol, ''ea Little Town of Bethlehem", and Mrs. Johnston Conn gave a reading, "The Glory of Christmas", Mrs. Walter Lott led in the Glad ;Tidings prayer, Mrs. Caslick read a poem, "A Saviour Born" and 55th ANNIVERSARV-Mr. and Mrs, Robert, Johnston, Minnie Street!" (Mrs. James McInnis cloed, the Wareham, celebrated their 57th wedding anniversary on Friday of last emeetingw. I ta prayer. Mrs. Emer- Week, Mrs. Johnston was the former Margaret Robins: a a daughter son had prepared the program, of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Robinson of Turnherry Township and the ,',but was unable to attend. The Broom is a son of the late air. and Mrs, William Johnston, arse"}-•f ihostees served a delightful Christ- Tweeberry. They were married at the bride's home on the 8th. eon- hnas mech. cession of Turnherry, later operating a farm on the 10th concession • until they retired to Wingleun nine years ago, The couple have two children, Mrs. H. Tanner of Alabama, and Elgin of Turnberry. ACCIDENT CLAIMS - Niieramatitsassgusarcellr SAVE TAX DOLLARS You cari deduct from your Mn., able'income payments made ori any of these Registered Retire- ment Savings Plans disttibuted by Investors Syndicate: Retirement Savings , Cates-Fixed-interest, guaran- ' teed plans tailored to your individual needs. Supplementary insurance available if desired. Equity Retirement Plan -.(t) Investors Mutual of Canada Ltd., a balanced investment for stabil- ity and income, or (2) Investors Growth Fund of Canada Ltd.-' an investment in equity securi- ties for capital growth. Combined Payment Plans- A selection of plans which com- bine shares of either mutual fund with Investors Retirement Certi- ficates.. THOMAS JARDIN Box 394, Wingliam, Ont', Phone 147 BRUCE McPAUL Box fr93, Listowel, Ont., Phone 979 ElviERSONIVEL Box 6, Harriston, Ont, Phone 834W I nvewtors ognorilflecyR® Or. CANA9A. IIMITeD IiCaa Office) Winnipeg Offices in Principal Cities 0 MOVOI etiera 4 To Our Friends t- As we stand on the threshold of a New Year it is good to pause and expresspttr appreciation to' thOtle whose friendship and pleasant relations we enjoy in the couroo of business. It .is our ttiliCere wish that your Christmas be a ' very happy one and that the New Year will bring you thenIttite of hettith anti prooperity, 811)mely, THE 1111011ES READY TO WrAR STORE TEESWATER, ONTA1,10 ******OSONSittiNtita4=1:.;,.tt,,T.V.V.40.1ta, PNI1 v. ,.4 rh red a CHRISTMAS MEETINti ,t f•oecr(elive,d4:Nlinkci,. aa sbioxzt-si(n,et to Ruttier- W.11611Al lil MAN'S LIFE Glen Elwood Galbraith, 28, of Wingbana was killed Friday when the front end loader he was driv- ing overturned and pinned him at Colborne, 60 miles east of Tor- onto. The accident occurred on the ex- tension of Highway 4,01 between Grafton and Colborne. Mr. Gal- braith was an employee of the Seegrniller Construction Company. He was a native of Herrick Township, and had been employ- ed in the Wingham area for some time. He was the son of Eldon Galbraith, of Wingham, and Mrs. Galbraith, of Kitchener.. He is survived by his wife, the former Bernice Brown, of Monk- ton and two sons, Barry and Douglas, at home. Rev. Don, Sin- , clair, of Wingham Baptist 'Church, conducted funeral service at the B. A. Currie funeral home Tues- day at 2 p.m. Burial was in Wing- , ham,, Cemetery, The pallbearers were Tom Mc- Glynn, Laverne Webe'r, of Clifford, John Thompson, Ross Hasting, Doug Nesbitt, Dennis McGlynn. Fiowerbearers, Russel Sewers, Ned Thompson and Andrew Jacklin. hristmas Exam Results at W.D.H. • Wormwortb, El award. Penner, Richard, Geerle, VanCarria, Kay, aleDoevell„Tohn, MacKay, la Malcolm, Dietrich, Ceraed, Stobo, • Donald, Pm:trawl-1'o, Rehert, How- ard, Rosman R'ehl, Frank, Dow- nag, Laverne, Foxten, Gerald, Le- Zan, James. 'Dona'dson, Bruce. Not ranked due to abeenee, Deb- eon, Thelma. GRADE Xii SPECIAL conmatotzu 'First Class Honors: Moore, Jac- queline, 110.7; Jackson, Inenne, 85.7; Greig, Carol, 84,2; Gerrie, Pernik", 83.6; Elliott, Phyllis, 82.1; Walen., Mirrlene 80.9; Johnston, Marie, 79.24 Warwick. June, 75.9. Second Class Hawes: Wheeler, Audrey, 73.9; Fowler, Nancy, 72.6; Colvin, Joan, 73.3; Ford Joyce, 72.1; Bryans, Patricia, 71.7; Bolt, Lorna, 70.2; Doubledee, Mae, Purpur, Brun hilde, equal, 69.9; flenhoeffer, Mar- lene, 68,9; Rotten, Marian, 68.6; Ritchie, Bonnie, Benninger, Aud- rey, equal, 67,1; MontgomerY. fame roe, 66.3. GRADE XIII First Class Honors: (lowing, Thelma, 85.4; Porto', Pam.- ela, 84.1; 'Henderson, Ruth, 81.3; Stuckey, Lawrence, 79,4; Hughes, Brenda, 75.6. Second Class . Honors: Smith, Lyle, 73.9; Woods, Keith, 71.6; Mc-, Burney, Grant, 68.2; Cronin, Mary J., Melvia, Lynn, equal, 67.8, Third, Class Honors: Talton, Sheila; 64,9; McDonald, Betty Jean, 64.8; Millen, Donna, 63.6; Linda, - 63.5; I)ouglas, Anne, 61; Fisher, Mary, 60.2; .Reld, Robin, 60.1. Pass; • McTavish, Alan, 58,4; Wightman, Margaret, e3.21- Bennett, Paul, Murray, Donald, equal, 58.1; Grainger, Ruth, McDonald, Karen, equal, 57.9; Smith, Donald, 57,5; Wilkinson, Thomas, 54,2; Zinn, El- izabeth, 53.1; Idudnark, „Kenneth, Thompson, Jean, equal, •52.3; Hub- bard, Sharon, 50,0; Burrell, Eliza- both, 50.1. Below the line: Dallimore, Wil- liam, McKibben, Walton, Angus, Robert, Barton, Elaine, Jardin, Lyman, Vivian, John, Gaunt, John, Carmichael, Peter, Stetia, Paul, Not ranked due 6 to. absence, Woods, Elizabeth. Third Class Honord: Fisher, al Mary, 64.7; Wall, Doris, 64.6; Arm- , strong, Lemma, 63.8; 'CY:Vallee', Geraldine, 63.7, "tie Below the line: Ireland, Sandra. Mrs. Alex. Leaver presented a slate of officers, from the nomin- ating committee: President, Mrs. Norman Crates; 1st vice, Mrs. • Gilbert Beecroft; and vice, Mrs. Harry Cook; see., Mrs. John Jamie- son; assist-see., Mrs. Alex Robert- son; treas.. Mrs, Ronald Cosines; Mission Band superintendents. Mrs, Alex Robertson, Mrs. George Mc- Gee; Baby Band superintendent, Miss Ruth Irwin, Mrs, Patti- son; Missionary Monthly, Mrs, Har- old Currie; literature see., Mrs. MeRitehie: Christian stewardship, Mrs. Mason Robinson; supply see. Mrs. Lawrence Taylor, Mrs. George Coultes, Mrs. James Coultes; Spec- ial Church Fund, Mrs. Charles Shiell; community friendship, Mrs. Alex. Leaver, Mrs. Calvin. Robin- son, Mrs. Ronald Coultes; sunshine and ch.eer, Mrs. John L. Currie; press reporter, Mrs. John Jamie- son; pianists, Mrs. Sidney Thomp- son, Mrs. Norman Coultes; group leaders, Mrs. Alex. Robertson, Mrs. Gordon MeBurney, Mrs. E. Dow, Mrs. Kenneth Mason. Rev. H. Anderson closed the meeting with. at night, shows the effort that Went into naraegin the floodlight display, artalaaIrefenfierf4natanerarate4e41104.aZaknarrninaena.'4ealeie,:eareeVaareataarriZartaleg es ti• 01 Pl lif ki ig• V..,. f.` et eq A GRADE XI First Class Honors; Coultes, Mur- ray, 87.5; Krug, I3aehara, 80.2; Cann George, a4.7; van Dowiltersgeed, bert, Wightman, Anne Mini, 84; Strong, John, 83.5; Tiffin, Thlda, 82.5; Merrick, Baih, 82; Crollohatlit, Julia, Rowe, Sandra, equal, 80.7; Marlin, Gwen, 80.5; Este', Ada, 80.31 Callan, Dennis, 80.2; Stephens, 10V. olyn, 80; Troupe, Doris, 79.8; Moore. Muriel, 79.5; Griffith, Deanne, 70.2; Cardiff, Anne, Gurney, ,lean, Leap, Betty Anne, equal, 77.3; Elliott, Ka- ren, 77,2; Brenett, John, 76.2; Mac- Lennan, Sandra, 75.8; McLennan, Murray, 75,1; Halliday, John, 76. Second Cates Honors: Petereoe, Erie, 74.3; Strong. Alex, 72.8: Dick- art, Ronald, Saints, Glenn; equal, 12.3; 00)11'101y, Yvonne, Icing, 'Mary. equal, 718; Purpur, 7trgrlri, 71.6; '11/0 tRATMX--These two Formal{ lollies, tans, but they tittaily roade,.pitt first rate when the Gteelotd, Carol, 71,3; Louteit, Ogee Sssean 'Wlinoths unit Annesley rutrio sure not just too old hey handed out presents at the Kinette potty el, 70.14; Spry, Delights, 70-li 8111Ith, Ore what they Altana utatlkutu Santis tot Christ. last week. 4 1194, 70.5; Jardin, Paul, 99,3; Tho- for the children. '''1,k First Class Honors: Redman, Miss Donna Woods of Kitchener Rota, 75,4. and Mr, Roy Hawley of Oshawa Second Class Honors: Chittiek, were recent visitors with Mt: and k Joe„, lea; Clark, Nancy, 67.8. - Mrs. Lorne Woods, ' Third Class Honors: Horton Ja- Bruce, 'Stewart, Clifford, Culliton, John, Lowe, Murray, Coleman; Ro- bert, McDougall, • Terry, McPher- son, Judith, Donaldson, Jebl, Red- Mond, Gwen. Net ranked, due to absence in some or all examinations Hardy, Eleanor, Mulvey, Keith. GRADE X First Glass Honors: Hodgins, Kathleen, 94;1; RaYnolds, Susanne, 93,6: Caslick, Wayne, 92.6 Mundell, Hugh, 91.7; Martin, Wayne, 90,9; Henderson, Gail, 90.0; Norrninton, Claudia, 88.9; Moore, Elwin, 87,7; 1., Dallimore, Jeetty ,Ja, 87.3; Powell, Thomas, 87.1; Coultes, Marie, 87; Runstedtler, Helen, 86.9; MoKib- bon, Judith, Thornton, Julia, equal, 86.7; Bennett, Susan, Moffat, Flialne equal, 86.3; King, Patrick, 55,6;° Hamilton, Virginia, 85.4; Noble, ala rie, 88.9; Hamilton,, Alex, Scott, Richard, equal, 834; Simpson, Ler-, 17, 82.9; Conron, Brenda, 81,9; Ste. Marie, Thelma, 81,E Campbell. John, 81,1; Coultes, Linda,. 61; Campbell, Marilyn, 80'.01 Prector,, Douglas, 80,4; Adams, Philip, /30; . McKinney, Adeline, 7916; Andersen,- Helm 79.4; 'Michie, Ruth, 78.9; Ross, Patricia, 77.4; Welsh, Bon- nie, 77.3; Strong, Paul, 76,9; Me- Kague, Ruth, 76.6, ° Second Class Honors: McPher- son, Grant, 74.9; Templeman, Lin- den 74 ; Paulin, pork 73.6; Moffat, Donna, 73.4; MacTavish, Kenneth, 73; Deyell, Dianne, 72.9; Buckle, Robert, 72.8; Finnigan, Lynn, 72.1; .Edwards, Sharon, 'Rabertson, Car- ol, equal, 71,6; Robinson, Carol, 71,5; Eaiott, Nancy, 71.3; Harris, Glenn, 71:1; Millen, Rosemary, 70.7; Farrier, Wayne, 70; .'Howe, Betty, 69.8; Cathers, Brenda, 69; Hether- ington, Robert, Sanderson, Elaine, equal, 68.4; Ross, Sheila, 67.9; Ad- ams, Elizabeth, 67.8; Congram, Charles, 67.6; Adams, Jarnes, 67.4e Henderson, Janette, 67,3; Tholtp- son, Barry, 67.1; Craig, Mary; 66,9; Hotchkiss, Ruth, 66,4; Kilpatrick, Karen, Strong, Jdanne, equal, 66. Third Class Honors: Myers, Mara, 45.8; Chapman, Barbara, 65.7; O'Malley, Margafet, 65.5; Ifuber, Harvey, 64.4; Clark, Stanley, Wylie Marlene, equal, 64.1; Hallahan, Rosemarie, 63.5; McIntyre, William, 68.4; Welsher, Edward, 63; Mulvey, Peter 62.5; Smyth, William, 62.4; de Groot, Wiihelmina, Wilkinson, Sharon, equal, 62.3; Shaw, Edith, 61.6; Hall, Barbara, 61.4; Martin, Marlene, 61;3; lacers, Benny, 61; Parker; Bruce, Robinson, Russell, equal, 60.6. Pass; Peacock, Ann, 59.8; Chap- man, Carry, 59.4; Hallahan, James, Kreuter, David, equal, 58.1; Mof- fat, Marjorie, 57.9; Hand, Edward, 57.4; Hutchison, Craig, 57; Ballagle Bonnie, Pease, Elgin, Thomson, Dale, equal, 56.6; Inferaley, Sharon, 56.5; Greig, Melville, 56.4; Keil, Carol, 56; Davidson, .T6yee, 55.8; Allen, Trudy, 55.9; Button, Frank, 55; King, Barry, 54.9; Ritchie, Don- ald, 54 4; Pletch, Wayne, 54; Schee- man, George, 53.9; Vanderhoek, 53.1; Garniss, Murray, Jaeltlin, Marlene, equal, 53.; Ballagh, Shir- ley, Pletch, Mae, equal, 52.4; Hark- ness, Jack, 52.3; Law, Peter; 51.9; Stokes, Elizabeth, 51,3; Black, Ken- neth, 51; Smith, Joseph, 50,6; Ed- gar, David, 50.4. Below the line: Sinclair, Leis, Higgins, Robert, Rintoul, Gorden, Edgar, Donald, Watson, George, Cleghorn, Ronald, Rodger, Andrew, Willie, Alliater, Cameron, Jack, Cameron, Barbara, Cardiff, Victor, Morrison, James, Ostrom, Robert, Robinson, Carry, O'Malley, RieMrd, Howard, Stephen, Campbell, Hugh, McDonald, James, Downie, Robert, Smith, Julian, Stapleton, , Lloyd, Johnston, Douglas. GRADE X COMMERCIAL net, 65,7; Scott, Marian, 63.4; Jack- lin, Murray, Kirkby, Dianne, Schill, Patricia, equal, 63.2; Penner, Di- anne, 62,6; Dennis, Carl, 62.3; Bet- tie, Karen, 62; Ex.el, Anne, Fox, Grace, Ritchie, Shirley, 'equal, 60.9; Robinson, William, 60.5. Pass: MOVIdey, Jennice, 59.7; Craig, Alexandee, 58,9; Plant, Glenn 18,0; Bryans, Carta, 57,8; Gaunt, Harley, 55.8; Renwiek, Centric, 56.7; Reid, Muriel, 54; :Meting, Elaine, 52.6; Riley, ShArbn, 52; Jacques, Nancy, 51.5; Weed, ha Rae, 50.8; Thacker, Barbara, 50,3; Mattison, Joyce, 50.2. Below the line: • Genet, Donald, Foxton, Dianne, Merltley, Walden, Marilyn, Not ranked: drW to absence hi some at all examinations, laleffer, Rodger. 0 AT COULTES HOME WHITECEURCH - The W.M.S. of the CalvineBrick United Church Was held on Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Ronald Coultes, with :3 ladies present. Mrs. Alex. Ro- bertson presided and opened the meeting with carol singing. Mrs. Gordon Melaurney led in the Scrip- ture reading and Mrs. Robertson led in the devotional period, telling the history of the little town of Bethlehem, and all sang the carol. Mrs. Norman Coultes led in pray- er, and then told of the rebellious shepherd, All sang, "While Shep- herds Watched Their Flocks". Mrs. Robertson then gave the history of Christmas in Nigeria, Hong Kong. and Ireland, and a film was shown by Rev. H. Anderson. Mrs, Norman Coultes presided for the business meeting. The ladies had shipped a box of Christ- Inas treats to Miss Agatha Coultes, Reg.N., who is the visiting nurse bf the W.M.S. in the hod at Edmonton. Thapk-you let' were prayer. CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS' in Wingham are high- lighted again this year by the Nativity scene set Mr at Sacred Heart Chute)). The above picture, taken To our malty friends our widwafor Christmas that will be rid: in joy ) and good hcalth:' CODFREY .SCHUETT AND STAFF MIL MAY FURNITURE STORE 78 7; Edgar, Catherine, 7e.3; Her- rieon, Allan, McCallum, Hugh, equal, 78.1; •Garniss, Martin, 77.8; Crawford, Sara, Errington, Blear-- nor, equal, 77.7; Mathere, Grace, 77.6; Johnston, Mary Lou, 77.3; Sleightholm, Elgin, 77.1; Bacon, Jean, 77; Clark, Terrence,- 79.9; .Tortwsma, Ann, 76.3; Lenin, Robert, 70.1; 8'ergtlson, Donna, 76; Coultes, Ruth, Scott, Nancy, equal, 75.6. Second Class Honors:, Pollock, Elizabeth, 74,9; Boyd, William, 74,8; Finlay, Caroline, 74.9; "Snell, Shire ley, Strong, Fraser, equal, 74.4; McArthur, Kenneth, Ross, James Willis, John, equal. 71.9; de Yong, Hennie,'71.6; Michel, Sandra, 71.3; Smith, Walter, Warwick, Margar- et, equal, 71.2; Webber, Linda, 70.9; Chettleburgh, Thomas, 70.8; O'Malley, Dennis, 70.7; v Gliebons, Sheila, Ten pas Dianne, equal, 70.3; Baird, Leonard, 70.1; Wesershurg, Meryle, 69.4; Thompson, Graham, 60,3; Colvin, Jane Anne, 69; Doug- las, Brian, McRae, Connie, equal, 68.8; Stokes,. Carole,' 68.3; Taylor, Patricia, 68.2; Galbraith, Jack, Watson, John, equal, 68; Sinnamone Douglas, 67.5; Ha'lahan, Raymond, 67.2; Rinn, Elizabeth, 6a.7; Moore, Doris, Ross, Shirley, equal, '66.6;• Kirton, James, 66.5; Cameron, Bra. an, 66.1; Riehl, Wayne, Yee, Faye, equal, 66, Third Class Honors: Jeffrey, Jo- seph, 65.8; Johnston, Linda,- 65.7; Johnston, Keith, Welsh, William, equal, 65.2; McGlynn, Ruth Anne, 64.9; Ahern, Margaret, 64.6; Ross, Lois, 64.3; Parkinson, Lynn, 63.6; Welsher, Mary Lou, 63.4; Logan, Barry, 63.3; Baird, Shirley, 63.1; Hickey, Calvin, 02,9; Davries, Al- ice, Fisher, Murray, Wilson, Gale, equal, 62.7; Redman, Joan, 62.1;a/fa- thers, Robert, 61.7; MacDonald, Sandra, 61.4; Searson, Jack, 61.2; Naylor, William, 61.1; Lapp, Mary Joan, 60.6; Sanderson, Brian, Work- man, Ronald, equal, 60,5; Hutchi- son, Elizabeth, Jacklin, Patricia, equal, 60,3; Edward, John, Schies- tel, Judith, equal, 60. Pass: Finch, Margaret, 59.9; Campbell, Ralph, Hetheritigton, William, equal, 59.5; Whitby, Gee', 59.4; Bannerman, John, 59.3; Rin- trail, Donald, 59.1; Irwin, Richard, 58 8; Tiffin, Bevip, Southame Mary Ann, equal,. 58.7; Lott, Freda, 58.4; Doubledee, Irene, 58,1; Benninger, Dennis, Thomnson, Jill, 57.1; Cro- nin, Patrick, 57.1; Black, Lila, Gadite, Patricia, equal, 56.6; Bates, Bruce, 56.3; Zinn, Larry, 56.1; Rob- inson, Clayton, 55.7; Gathers, Con- rile, 54.4; .Broome, Keith, 54.3; Gibb, Carl, 54.2; Whitehead, Nora, 53.8; Garniss, James, 53,3; Foxton, Jo- Ann, 53; Bridge, Quincy, 52.8; Brewer, Fred, 52;5; Smith, Marlene, 52.3; Harkness, Douglas, 52.2; Heimpel, Joyce, Sabin, 'Eugene, equal, 52; Davidson, Douglas, 51.6; WI ,tink, George, 50,5; Wharton, Dennis, 50.1. Below the line: Hutton, Paul, Hopper., John, Vollmer, Eileen, Warwick, Thomas, Henhoeffer, Ronald, Green, Elaine, McMillan, Eugene, Metcalfe, Anna May, Dos- man, Kenneth, English, James, Coulter, Reginald, Ratan, Donald, Duncan, David, Nicholson, Joseph, Rich, George, Morland, Dale, Fear, ST. HELENS S.S. No. 3 West Wawanosh held a Christmas concert in St,. Helens alala on December 13th with ,a larfe attendance, The prograin was under the direction of the teacher, Rase Erringtora and music supervisor, Mrs. Rodgers. After a very enjoyable program, Santa arrived with an abundance of gifts' Pees, Gerald, 68.8; Jeffrey, William, 18.3; MadilleaJohn, 682; O'Malley, Helen, 07.5; Merltley, Lucille, 67.3; Shackleton, Mary, 67,2; Ritchie, Marilyn, .67, Third. Class Honors; Ferguson. Lynn, .Fortune, Douglas, equal 83.6; Hardie, Neal, 04; Reid, Jane, 64,8; McTavish, Donald., 63.7; Noble, Dorothy, 63.6; Smith, Nancy, 62.8; Tiffin, Joan, 92.3; Chamney, San- dra, Jefferson,, Donald, equal, 62.2; Currie, Barry, 61.8; Mitchell,' An- gela, 61,3; Bateman, Donald, Me- Donald, Allan, equal, 61; Uel<ln,,, non, Joseph, 60.8; Armstrong, Joyce 60.6; Greenaway, Karen, 90.3; Hav: erleon, Kenneth, Jones, Jean, equal, .69,2; McDowell, Donald, 60, Pass: Beecroft, Jane, 59.8; Henry, Wayne, 59.4; Davis, Robert, 59; Yuill, James, 58.8; Cooke, Nadine, McRae, Alan equal, 58.3; Nesbit, Mary, 38,2; Haskins, Gwclda, 58. Snell, Marvin, 57.7; McDonald, El- izabeth, 56,3; Harman, Joyce, Mae- Kenzie,. ,Jotlin, MeBurney, ,e4rial, 56.e; - Currie, Anne, 55.4 Whitfield," Donald, 55.3; Morland, Donald; Mearey, Margaret, equal, aene •Clark? DaWn Luca 54.2; Hamil- ton, Douglas, .53.8; Byer, Ethel, 53.5; Douglas,' 53,8; Byer, Ethel, 53.3; Kirton, Gale, '53.3; Davidson, Jack, 53,2; Heywood, Patricia, 53; Ross, Marilyn, 52.8; Riley,. Sandra, 52.5; Geant.Phyllie, 52; aryndman, Gwen, 5117; McGee, Helen, 51.3; Temple- man, Gary, -51.2; Hallahan, Lenora Ann 'Meehan, Bruce, equal, 50. .helow.'the: Deitner, Karen, Hdlinger„ Helen, Bronson, Ray- mond, Sewers, •Bryin, Conley Caro- lyn, Ireland, Robert, Harris, Leone, Armstrong, Donald, Donaldson, Gayle, Clark, Ann, Tunney, Mauna Lynne, Moffat, Duncan, Kieffer, Georgina, Lee, Donald, Searson, Rebel% de Yong, Trudy, Smith, Donna,' Hotchkiss, Helen, Wright, June, Church, Gordon, McGlynn, DtekreY, McLean, Murray, •R'enwielt, Judith, .Crothers, Joyce, Davidson. 13i'ent; Hanna, Jean, Tiffin, marry, Peelle,. 'Margaret, Campbell, John DaMeArth.ur, Susan, GibtIons, Wins- ton, Sabin, George, GRADE XII ;Fiast • Class. •Trenors: Hamilton, Melia 91.5; Hodgins, Ruth, 83,8; Sellers, Susaia 80.8; Blair, Betty, 77e3; MacDonald, Bruce, 76.8; Sim- mans, Lois, 76.3; Goy, Eleanore, 76; Sahaefer, Brian, 75.7; O'Malley, IValchael, 75.3; Adams, Byron, 75,2. ,;Secaied Class Horrors: Hethering- ten, Jane, 74.8; Coultes, Douglas, 7417; Nesmith, Sue, 72,7; Galbraith, Niel, 72,2; Dunlop, Greer, Norman- torte Patricia, equal, 71.3; MacDon- ald, Gloria, 70.7; Husser, Pamella, 707„6; ', ,Vivien, Roy, 79.4; de Yong • John, Turnbull, Neil, equal, 70.3; King, Barbara e 69.8; Stuckey•Lynne 60'3; Bettor!, :Reiasell,:eelahood, Don= • atia, equala 67.8.; Ai-laceSan, Karen, . 67°2; Craig,. Kathleen, 66.7. • ;Third. Class Honors: aVfaeFarlane Jean, 65.7; Johnston, Shirley, 65; MPlen, Thomas, 64.8; FulleaBarry, 63e6; Selinurr, Jerald, 63; 'Walker, Raymond, 62;. Bieman, Roger, Reane, JoAnne, equal, 61; Jeffer- sea, •Mary, 60,5; Grant, Kenneth, 6(112; Craivford, •William1 Rintoul, James,: equal, 60; Niezen, Nellie, Nicholson, Ronalrl, equal, 59.5; Cienpliell, Alan, 59.2; Black, Wan laCe, 58.6; Demerling, William, 57.7; Haugh, Alberta, 58.7; Merkley, John 56e McCutoheon, David, Woelte, James, equal, 05; Chemney, Mare 54.8;. MacIpais, Eugene, 54.7a Sleickleton, Robert, 53.2; Betting- ere Al, 53; Ireland, Brian, 52.5; We'letemen, ,pampoell, John, etjuiil''Safa;-Wifeir ',lames, 52.2; Feaullemaa, Lynn, 52; Kerr, °Meta ray, 61:7; .Loekridge, Douglas, Wil- lis; Garry, equal, 51.6; Kieffer, Mar- jorie, Robinson, Cameron, equal, 51.b".; Sanderson, David, 51.1; Scott, Murray,a 50.7; MeKitiney, Mervyn, 50;2., • BelOW 'the' line:' Clark, Linda, Pei titer; Donald, .O'Malley, lean, Taylor, Ruth Anne, Jones, ,04erge, Stephenson, Fred, Hellen- bath, • 'Robert; Thomas, Douglas, dettleburgh, Kenneth, Jeffrey, Sally, Pocock, Wilfred, Mair, James McNeil .Jamee, lahame, Corinne, Davidson, eouglaa Grant, James, Walden, Gattire Delmer, Diane, yglittxefo AttAzgaiMW;40414,04arztt.x CKNX Management Entertains Staff About 150 members of the CKNX staff were entertained by the mane agement on Friday evening, when a Christmas party was held at the Formosa Community Centre. John- ny Brent was master of ceremonies. The :hall was beautifully decorat- ed for the festive season, as were the tables. A delicious smorges- bard dinner was served, for which• the Hartley House catered. Garruther's orchestra played for dancing and prizes were given for several spot dances, Santa was present and distributed gifts. During the evening three new- comers to the staff were intro- duced. They were Wilfred Mink of Owen Sound, in the art depart- ment; Miss Helen Stewart of Clin- ton, in continuity and Ken Du- cliarme, Seaforth, film assistant, On Monday of this week Miss, Merg. Wallace of the Fordwich-I Gorrie area began her duties at the switchboard. MEETING IS HELD BY CANDIfilfiliT ST. HELENS--The W.M.S. and W.A. met at Mrs, Lorne Wood's last Tuesday with 16 ladies present. A very impressive candlelight ser- vice was conducted by Mrs. B. F. Green and Mrs. Lorne Woods. Twelve candles, each depicting a mission, were lit and a reading on each was given. Mrs. E. W. Rice gave a reading on "Christmas" and Mrs, Simon De Boer sang "Silent Night" in her native tongue. Rev, B. F. Green installed the officers for 1961. The officers are as follows: Honorary president, Mrs. W. I. Miller president, Mrs. B F. Green; vice-president, Miss W. D. Rutherford; secretary, Mrs, Lorne Woods; treasurer, Mrs. Frank McQuillin; pianist, Mrs. E. W, Rice; assistant pianist, Mrs, Allan Miller, Rev. Green also installed the WA. officers. for 1961: President, GRADE 1X First Class Honors; proeier, Joyce; Robinson. James, (equal) 94,9; MacLennan, Brenda, 93,4; Derreau, James, 912; Schaefer, Mary Anne, 91.6; Kerr, George, 91.1; Cameron, Sandra, 90e Dine, more, Gail, 89.9; Smith, Floyd, 89.9; Casagrande, Ruth, 89.3; Procter-, Murray, 88.4; Bieman, Douglas, 88.3; Green, Marion, 87.9; Ireland, Myrna, 87,6; Haugh; Mary, 80,7; Bismayer, Stanley, 86; Reid, Kath- erine, 85.9: Procter, Faye, 854; Bane, Keith, 84.7; Campbell, Har- old, $4.7; Meyer, Elaine, 84.7; Rin- tout, Donald, 84.7; Jamieson, Mary Lou, Kerr, Esther, Smyth, Doreen, (equal), 84.6; Wall, William, 84.5; Douglas, Wayne, Taylor Donald, equal, 84.3; •Statia, Gail, 84.1; Cum- mings, "Sandra, MeTaggart, Doug- las, repral, 84; Armstrong, Helen, 83,e; Coultes, Wayne, William, equal, 83.5; Woods, Lorna, 83.4; Merkleee Terry, Sl.osser, 'Mary Jane, equal, 83.3; Crulitshank, Jane Horton, Sharon, equal, 83; Press, Russell, 82.9; Elliott, Sharon, 82,6; Verbeek, Joan, 82; Thompson, Mary Helen, Wright, Lynne, Yemen, Wil- liam, equal, 81.9; Meehan, Glen, 81,6; Greig, Hilda, 81.4; Stadelmann Louis, 81.2; Scott, Keith, 80.7; Roane, Cheryl, 80.6; Taylor, James, 80,3; Currie, Helen, 80.1; Armstrong Edna Mae,, Niezen, Bert, equal,. 79.9; Clark, Susan, Hueston, Brocini Millen, Shirley equal, 79.6; Grain- ger, Robert, 79.5; Phillips, Mary, 79,4;, Campbell, Douglas, Sanders, Leo, equal, 79.2; Machan, Gail, '79; Carter, • Elizabeth, 78,9; Paulin, Frances, Shaelneton, Patricia, equal Mrs. Tom Todd; vice-president, The Women's Institute is plan- Mrs. Frank McQuillan; sec.treasur- ,° rung a shoot party for next Wed- er, Mrs. Gordon McPherson; card 'nesday in the hall. Everyone is secretary, Miss W. D. Rutherford; 'welcome. pianist, Mrs, B. W, Rice. The Ma Ross McPherson is visiting Meeting •closed with prayer by Rev, in Ottawa with 'his niece, Mrs, Green. IKeith Black and Mr. Black. idiewommogii"eminsAbs .,,,leier.4aareasisatIrMazoz=„1-een:awie,