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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1964-07-02, Page 6Page 6 - Wingharn Advance -Tinges, Thursday, July 2, 1964 W.D.H.S. Results (Continued from P,agc Five) Thompson Barry Eng 4: H & PE 3; Hist II 2; Clem 4; Bkkg 4. Thompson. Mary Helen • Eng 2; H & PE 3; Hist II 4: Alg 3; Lat 3; Fr 2. Tiffin Bevin •H & PE 2; Hist I 4; Alg 4; App El 4' Au Me 4. Tutiney Mauna Lynn Eng 4; Chem 4: Bkkg 4. Van de Kemp Tina Eng 4; H & PE 4; Hist II 4; ('•hens 4; Fr 4: Ho Ec 1. Wall William- Eng 4: H & PE 4; Hist II 3: Alg 2; CShem 1: Fr 2; Bkkg 1; App Elee 2; Au Me 2 Watson John -Eng 3; H & PE 3: Hist II 3; Alg 4; Bkkg 4; App Elec 2: Au Me 1. Wilkinson Sharon Eng 4: Hist II 4; Alg 2; Chem 3. Willis John Eng 2: H & PE 3; Hist II 2: Alg 2; Chem 3; Bkkg 2; App Elec 3; Au Me 1. Winger Ruth -Eng 3; H & PE 3; Hist II 3; Alg 4: Chem 4; Lat 4: Fr 4. Woods Lorna --Eng 2: H & PE 3; Hist II 1; Alg 2; Chem 1; Lat 3; Fr 2. Wright Lynne -Eng 2; H & PE 4: I-Iist II 4; Alg 3; Chem 3; Lat 4; Fr 2. GRADE XIL--Commercial Armstrong Edna Mae -Eng Lit 2: H & PE 2: Ho Ec 4; Bus Corr 2: Bus Arith 1; Bkkg 2; Law 2; Bus Mach 3; Off Praet 3: Shtd 1; Econ 2. Craig Alexander -H & PE 2; Bus Corr 3; Bkkg 4; Law 4; Bus Mach 4; OP 4; Au Me 4. Elliott Sharon -Eng Lit 4; H & PE 4; Bus Corr 2; Bus Arith 2; Law 4; Bus Mach 2; OP 4: Shtd 4; Econ 3• Gadke Patricia -Eng Lit 3; H & PE 4; Ho Ec 3; Bus Corr 1: Bus Arith 2; Bkkg 2; Law 4; Bus Mach 1; OP 2; Shtd 2; Econ 2. Horton Sharon -Eng Lit 3; H & PE 4; Ho Ec 2; Bus Cori 2; Bus Arith 2; Bkkg 4; Law 4; Bus Mach 2; Op 4; Shtd 3; Econ 2. Johnston Linda -Eng Lit 3; H & PE 2; Ho Ec 2; Bus Corr 4; Bus Arith 4; Bkkg 3; Law 3; Bus Mach 4; OP 4; Econ 3. Lapp Mary Joan -Eng Lit 3; H & PE 4; Ho Ec 2; Bus Corr 2; Bus Arith 2; Bkkg 3; Law 2; Bus Mach 3; OP 2; Shtd 1; Econ 3. MacDonald Sandra -Eng Lit 4; H & PE 4; Ho Ec 4; Bus Corr 4: Bus Arith 3; Bkkg 2; Law 4; Bus Mach 2; OP 4; Shtd 4; Econ 4, McGlynn Ruth Anne -Eng Lit 4: H & PE 4; Ho Ec 3; Bus Corr 4: Bus Arith 4; Law 4; Bus Mach 3; OP 2; Shtd 3; Econ 3. Paulin Frances -Eng Lit 2; H & PE 1; Ho Ec 2; BuS Corr 3; Bus Arith 1; Bkkg 1; Law 2; Bus Mach 1; OP 3; Econ 2. Ross Shirley -Eng Lit 4; H & PE 4; Ho Ec 2; Bus Corr 3; Bus Arith 4; Bkkg 4; Law 2; Bus Mach 4; OP 4; Shtd 1; Econ 3. Sehiestel Judith -H & PE 4; Ho Ec 2; Bus Corr 3: Bus Arith 3; Bkkg 2; Law 4; Bus Mach 1; OP 4; Econ 4. Scott Nancy -Eng Lit 1; H & PE 2: Ho Ec 3; Bus Corr 2; Bus Arith 4; Bkkg 3; Law 1; Bus Mach 3; OP 3; Shtd 3; Econ Stokes Elizabeth --Eng Lit 3; I3 & PE 2: Ho Ec 4: Bus Corr 2: Bus Mach 4: OP 4; Shtd 3. Ten Pas Dianne Eng Lit 2; H & PE 2: Ho Fe 2; Bus Corr 2; Bus Arith 2; Bkkg 1: Law 2; Bus Mach 1: OP 3: Shtd 1: Eton 2 Warwick Margaret H & PE 4: Ho Be 2; Bus Corr 3; Bus Arith 4; Law 4: Bus Mach 2; OP 4. Webber Linda Eng Lit 1: H & PE 2: Ho Ec 1; Bus Colt 1; Bus Arith 2: Bkkg 1 • I.Law 2; Bus Mach 2; OP 3; Shtd 2: Econ 4. SPECIAL COMMERCIAL Bacon Jean Spell 1; Bus Corr 2: Bus Arith 3; Bkkg 4; Law 2; Off Pract 2; Penmanship 2; Shtd 2: Typ 1: Econ 4. Craig Mary Spell 1; Bus Corr 1: Bus Arith 2; Law 3; OP 3: Pen 3; Shtd 1: 'I\'p 1; Econ 2, Deyell Dianne - Spell 2; Bus Corr 1: Bus Arith 2: Law 4; OP 3; Pen 2; Typ 2; Econ 4. Dueharmc Larry -Spell 4: Bus Corr 4; Bus Arith 1; Bkkg 1; Law 1; OP 3; Pen 3; Shtd 4; Typ 3; Econ 1 Forster Carolyn -Spell 2: Bus Corr 2: Bus Arith 3: Bkkg 2; Law 2; OP 2; Pen 3; Shtd 2; Typ 4; Econ 2. Hallahan Rose Marie ---Spell 1; Bus Corr 2; Bus Arith 3: Bkkg 2; Law 3; OP 4: Pen 3; Shtd 2; Typ 4; Econ 3. Hewitt Dianne --Spell 2; Bus Corr 2; Bus Arith 3; Bkkg 4; Law 4; OP 3; Pen 2; Shtd 4; Typ 1: Econ 4. Hollenbeck Mary Lee -Spell 1; Bus Corr 3; Bus Arith 4; Bkkg 2; Law 4; OP 3; Pen 3; Tyr) 4; Econ 4. Kirton Gale -Spell 4; Bus Corr 3; Bus Arith 1; Law 3; OP 2; Pen 2; Typ 4; Econ 4. Manjin Gisele-Spell 1; Bus Corr 3; Bus .Arith 4; Bkkg 4; Law 1; OP 3; Pen 2; Shtd 3; Typ 2; Econ 3. Martin Marlene -Spell 1; Bus Corr 3; Bus Arith 4; Bkkg 4; Law 3; OP 4; Pen 3; Shtd 2; Typ 3; Econ 3. Newbold Shirley -Spell 1; Bus Corr 1; Bus Arith 3; Bkkg 2; Law 4; OP 3; Pen 2; Shtd 2: Typ 2; Econ 4. Procter Faye -Spell 1; Bus Corr 1; Bus Arith 4; Bkkg 3; Law 4; OP 3; Pen 2; Shtd 2; Typ 2; Econ 4. Strong Joanne -Spell 3; Bus Corr 3; Bus Arith 3; Bkkg 4; Law 2; OP 3; Pen 3; Shtd 4; Typ 2: Econ 3. Templeman Linda -Spell 1; Bus Corr 1; Bus Arith 1; Law 2; OP 2; Pen 2; Shtd 1; Typ 1; Econ 2. Verbeek Joan -Spell 1; Bus Corr 1; Bus Arith 2; Bkkg 2; Law 2; OP 3; Pen 3; Shtd 2; Typ 4; Econ 2. TB Clinic LAKELET- It is hoped that the residents of Huron County will take advantage of the T. B. clinics which have been ar- ranged. The location and hours for this district are as fol- lows: Fordwich, July 3 and 8; hours, 2 to 5, and 7 to 10 p. m. Gorrie, on July 6 and 9; hours, 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p, rn. FOR YOUR CARPET AND LINOLEUM NEEDS .. SEE THE WALLPAPER SHOP Large stock and efficient workmanship for all of your Carpet and Linoleum Needs Dial 357-2002 WINGHAM LAST WEDNESDAY "Dutch" Ducharme brought us some Canadian orchids which he found growing in a swamp area in the Alps. There were four stalks, each with four blooms. Commonly called lady's slip- per, the species is becoming quite rare. It is easily recognized by the large pouch which serves as a dining room where the bees feast on nectar. -Advance-Times Photo. Delmore Personals Sympathy is extended to the Schiestel brothers, Herb, Edward, and Lawrence, on the death of their brother Alex, in Wingham and District Hospital on Thursday morning of last week. Miss Dale McNee has corn- pleted her year at Goderich Business College and is now seeking employment. On Sat- urday evening, she attended the close -of -the -year banquet for students of the college. Friends in the area attend- ed the shower held in honour of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Inglis, in the Community Centre on Monday evening of last week. Mr. David Koch of Mon- treal is spending two weeks at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Abraham. Many people from Belmore and community attended the cold meat supper in McIntosh United Church on Wednesday evening of last week. Mr. and Mrs. harry Mul- vey were guests at the Eadie- Iloppe wedding in London on Friday evening. School has ended for anoth- er year and everyone but Mother is delighted. Tractors are now Swivel Chair For Newlyweds LAKELET-A presentation was held on Monday evening at the Belmore Community Cen- tre for Mr, and Mrs. Vernon Inglis, An address was read by Mrs. Robert Wood and the young couple was presented with an upholstered swivel chair, Mr. and Mrs. Inglis will reside in Ottawa where he is on the staff of the Canadian Bank of Commerce. 110 YOU HAVE A SUBSCRIPTION? You'll be sure of not missing your copy of The Wingham Advance -Times if you take out a subscription today. Your copy will be in your mailbox every Thursday morning without fail. If it isn't convenient to come into our office now, just fill out and mail the coupon below and you can pay for the subscription the next time you're in town. In the meantime you can be enjoying the news, and the display ads will keep you posted on the merchants' latest features. It's all in The Wingham Advance -Times! PLEASE BEGIN MY SUBSCRIPTION TO THE WINGHAM ADVANCE -TIMES f °J1E STREET OR BOX NO. TOWN LM± ONE YEAR $4.00 6 MONTHS $2.25 OUTSIDE CANADA $5.00 1 THIS COUPON TO BOX 390, WINGHAM, ONTARIO.] taking the place of desks, and a healthy, outdoor tan is the re- sult. Master Frankie Weishar re- turned to his home on the 2nd of Culross on Sunday, after spending almost a month in Vic- toria Hospital, London, follow- ing a car accident. Frankie's condition has greatly improved, although he has not yet regain- ed the sight in his badly -injured eye. Mr. and Mrs. Michael West and family of Georgetown spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, John Rutherford and family, on the Boundary. Mr. and Mrs. William Mulvey and Jeffery visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Al- fred Jones in Guelph. Present Gifts To Pace Family BELMORE--Members of the congregation of Belmore Uni- ted Church honoured Rev. G. Howard and Mrs, Pace, and Phyllis, Philip and Peter -John prior to their leaving the church and the community. Mr. and Mrs. Pace were presented with a bedspread. Phyllis received a dresser lamp, and Phillip and Peter -John were presented with desk lamps from the congrega- tion and choir, of which all three were faithful members. Each voiced appreciation to the friends they have made during the five years with the charge of Belmore-McIntosh-Mildrnay. Mr. and Mrs. Pace and fa- mily left for their new home at Crystal Beach on Tuesday morn- ing. The new pastor of this charge, Rev. Douglas Steven, will begin his duties here on August 2nd, Induction service for Mr. Steven will he held on Thursday evening, July 30th, in Belmore United Church. BELMORE WINS TWO FIXTURES BELMORE-Belmore's in- termediate men's ball team again carne out on top in last week's two games in the Tri - County schedule. The players won over Gor- rie 13-4 in Tuesday night's game in the local park. On Friday evening in the game played in Bluevale, the Bel- inore team won by a score of 7-2. Pitcher for the home team is Russell Press and catcher, Murray Mulvey. On July 3rd they will play with Fordwich in the Belmore Park, It's not the things you don't know that get you into trouble. It's the things you know for sure. BELGRAVE Week -end guests with Mr. and Mrs. Dave Armstrong were Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Armstrong, Reta and Kenneth of Thorndale, and Mr. and Mrs. Gibson Arm- strong and family of London. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Chris- tianson and, family of London were visitors for the week -end with Mr. and Mrs, Robert Gras - by and family. Dave Armstrong of London is vacationing for a week with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grasby and family. Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Alcock and Anne Made of Neustadt were week -end visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Stan hopper and fam- ily. 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