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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1964-08-13, Page 3-Mrs. Gordon Elliott and Mrs, Robert Galbraith returned home Monday evening after spending six weeks with rela- tives in Pring; Albert anti Re- gina, Sask, Grade XIII Exam Results Philip Adams, EngC 64, Mg 51, Chem 64, Frederick Alcorn, Zoo 83, DonaldA13ateman, EngC 54, Alg WATERLOO UNIVERSITY (COLLEGE THE FACULTY OF ARTS AND SCIENCE OF Waterloo Lutheran University INVITES GRADUATES OF GRADE XIiI To apply for admission to General and Honors B.A. Pro- grams in Business Administration, Economics, English, French, Geography, German, Greek, History, Latin, Phil- osophy, Planning, Politics, Psychology, Sociology, Spanish and the General B.Sc, Programs, Admission Requirements for the B.A. Programs: A minimum average of 55 percent in nine Grade XIII papers. Admission Requirements for the B.Sc. Programs: A minimum average of 55 percent in nine Grade XIII papers with 60 percent in Mathematics and Science, SCHOLARSHIPS: An unlimited number of scholarships ranging in value from $500 to 71,500 per year will be awarded to ALL ap- plicants with 75 percent or better. ORIENTATION AND REGISTRATION OF NEW STUDENTS - SEPTEMBER 14 to 16, 1964 For Information, Calendars and Application Forms, write or telephone: Mr. JOHN M. KOPAS, Registrar, Waterloo University College, Waterloo Lutheran University, WATERLOO, ONTARIO. 50, Geom 61 Trig 82, 3308 57, Zoo BoneoZoo 80. Robert Buckle, Geom 57, Trig 55. Phy 53. Sandra Cawneron, Zoo 80, John Campbell, Trig 61. Marilyn Camp- bell, Inge 64, 19ngI 64, Zoo 60, Late 06, P'r.A59, Pre 60. Robert Campbell, Bot 67, Ruth Casagrande, Zoo '79. Wayne Caslick, EngC 80, EngL 87, Hist 87, Aig 73, Chem 89, LatA 89, (,ate 87, FrA 85, Fre 91. Garry Chapman, Hist 53, Zoo 52. Charles Congram, EngL, 51. George Conn, Alg 79. Brenda Con- ron, EngC 78, EngL 74, Geom 70, Trig 62, by 97, Chem 69, FrA 65, Fre 71, Marie Coultes, EngC 67, EngL 77, Hist 71. Alg 61, Trig 67, Phy 64, Chem 77, FrA, 67, Fre 62. Linda Coultes, EngC 71, EngL 77, Phy 64, Chem 76, LatA 73, Late 78, FrA 65, FrC 68. Robert Crewson, Bot 78. Jane Crulkshank, Zoo 67. Thomas Deyell, Bot 66. Gail Dinsmore, Zoo 78. Thomas EAacott, Bot 61. Douglas Elliott, Bot 77. Wayne Farrier, Zoo '77, Phy 53. Lyn51. LynnGem Finnigan, 59, Trig 50, Phy Galbraith, Zoo 70. John Gaunt, Phy 68, Fre 51. Darryl Gibson, 13ot 81, Rosemary Gowing Bot 59. Alexander Hamilton, EngC 68, EngL 58, Hist 71, Mg 57, Trig 58, Bot 51, Chem 61, FrA 59, FrC 62, Virginia Hamilton, EngC 67, EngL 68, Hist 56, Zoo 69, Chem 52, FrA 67, FrC 58. Neal Hardie, EngC 54, Alg 56, Geom 70, Trig 62, Phy 77, Chem 80, Kenneth Harrison, Alg 62, Geom 69, Trig 69, Bot 61, Zoo 71. Ward Harrison, Bot 82. Mary Haugh, Zoo 75. Galt Hen- derson, EngC 70, EngL. 79, Zoo 67, Chem 60, LatA 56, LatC 70, FrA 64, FrC 67. Kathleen Hodgins, EngC 80, EngL 86. Hist 83, Alg 64, Trig 68, Phy 60, Chem 80, FrA 72, Fre 71. Myrna Ireland, Zoo 66. Paul Jardin. EngL 50, Alg 52, Bot 50, Zoo 58. William Jeffrey, Hist 70, Trlg 55, Bot 73, Phy 54, FrA 61, Fre 60. .George Kerr, Zoo 66. Brian Kerr, Bot 76. Karen Kilpatrick, EngC 58, EngL 50, Zoo 56. Patrick King, EngC 71, EngL 65, Alg 91, Geom 84, Trig 86, Phy 85, Chem 87. FrA 79, Fre 76. Donald Lee, Hist 51. Glen Machan, Zoo 69. Brenda MacLennan, Zoo 81, Alan MacRae, Alg, 50, Geom. 58, Trig 55, Zoo 62, Chem 69. Kenneth MacTavish, EngL 56, Alg. 50, Geom 59, Trig 52, Phy 65, Chem 67. John Madill, Alg 73, Geom 65, Zoo 63, Phy 64. Glen Madill, Bot. 52. Linda Mahood, Bot. 79, Wayne Martin, EngC 64, EngL 67, Hist 79, Zoo 82, Chem 72, LatA 56, LatC '77, FrA 75, FrC 73, William McBurney, Bot 62, FrA 56, Fre 54. Donald Mcowell, EngC 53, Geom 71, Trig 75, Zoo 68. William McIntyre, Bot 58, Zoo 81, Phy 57, Chem 65. Judith McKib- bon, EngC 81, EngL 80, Alg 76, Geom 70, Trig 70, Zoo 86, Chem 80, FrA 65, Fre 73, Adeline McKinney, T YLOR MOTORS LTD. T H E CAR KI OF HURON COUNTY Offers you the largest selection of New and Used Cars and Trucks at all times. 01963 PONTIAC LAURENTIAN, 4 -door, 6 -cylinder, automatic 01963 PONTIAC PARISIENNE, 4 -door, 8 -cylinder„ automatic, radio, power steering, power brakes, white walls, etc. 01963 OLDS 88, 4 -door, auto., radio, power steering, power brakes, etc. 01963 WILDCAT, 2 -door hardtop, 8 -cylinder, auto., bucket seats, power steer- ing, power brakes, radio, etc. PONTIAC PARISIENNE, 6-cy1., auto, radio, whitewalls, etc. ® 1962 01961 BUICK, 4 -door hardtop, 8-cyl., brakes,, whitewalls, etc. O 1961 CADILLAC, 4 -door hardtop, auto whitewalls, etc. 01960 PONTIACS-4 to choose from -Automatics and Sticks 01959 MODELS -9 to choose from -all makes -Automatics and ® 1958 MODELS -5 to choose from -all makes -Automatics and ® 1957 MODELS -6 to choose from -all makes -Automatics and auto., power steering, radio, power ., power steering, radio, power brakes, Stick Stick Stick ® SMALL CARS -10 to choose from-VWs, Envoys, Consuls, Vauxhalls, Ren- aults, Morris MANY MORE TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION - EVERYTHING GOES AT DISCOUNT PRICES LUST IP e . 1: UR DEMONSTRATORS 05-1964 LAURENTIAN 4 -door Sedans, 6-cyl., auto,, radios, whitewalls, wheel discs, washers 0 1-1964 PONTiAC Custom Sport 2 -door hardtop, 8-cyl. automatic, radio, power steering, power brakes, whitewalls, wheel discs, washers, backup lights 02-1964 STRATOCHiEF SEDANS -Auto., radio, power brakes and steering tipping wheel, chrome trim kit, whitewalls, wheel discs, washers, backup lights • 1-1964 CADILLAC COUPE DE ViLLE-Full power, loaded with extras TWO LOCATIONS ZURICH -Phone 182 - EXETER --Dial 235-1800 EngC 54, EngL 63, Alg 72, Geom 71, Trig 74, phy 65. Chem 77, FAA 54, Fre 58. Joseph McKtnnon, EngC 58, EngL 53. Chem 57. Douglas McTag art, Zoo 74 Lucile MerIcleY, Alg 82, Geom 66, Bot 52, Zoo 55. FrA 51, Fre 64. Ruth Michie EngC 58, EngL 62, Hist 57. Elizabeth Millen, Bot '78. Robert Millen Rot $4, Shirley Millen, Zoo 76. Angela Mitchell, EngL 54, Alg. 71, Geom 58, FrA 50, Fre 52. James Mitch- ell. Bot 73. Elaine Moffat, EngC 67. EngL 78, Hist 68, Zoo 82, LatA 67. Late 67, FrA 64 FrC '13. Elwin Moore, EngC 81, EngL 80 Hist 89, Alg 77, Phy 77, LatA 79, fate 89, FrA 81, ugh Mundell, EngC 68. EngL 72, Alg 70, Geom 63, Trlg 74, Phy 91, Chem 80, FrA 64, Fre 66. James Nesmith, Bot '74. Claudia Norminton, EngC '70, EngL 80, Hist 88, Alg 65, Trig 81, Phy 81, Chem 89, FrA 82, Fre 83. Susan Normin- ton, Bot 56. Phyllis Pace, Bot 51, Bruce Parker, Hist 59. Zoo 71. Doren Pattison, Bot 57. Thomas Powell, EngC 75, EngL 74, Alg 80. Geom 77, Trig 86, Phy 81. Chem 83, FrA 71, Fre 70. Douglas Procter, EngC 64, EngL 50, Alg 68. Geom 79, Trig '73. ,Phy 68, Chem 72, FrA 61, Fre ;5. Joyce Procter, Zoo 58, Katherine Reid, Zoo 74. Susanne Reynolds, EngC 77. EngL 78, Hist 80, Alg 75, Chem 85, LatA 78, LatC 87, FrA 80, Fre 73. Wendy Rey- nolds, Bot 58. Carol Robinson, EngC 56, Zoo 68. James Robinson, Alg 80, Zoo 84, Phy 82. Patricia Ross, EngC 64, EngL 50, Alg 56, Geom 52, Trig 57, Phy 58, Chem 65, FrA 55. FrC 56. Helen Runstedtler, EngC 65, EngL 69, Hist 70, Alg 62, LatA 73, Late 69, FrA 62, Fre 69. Marlene Russell, Zoo 69. Sheila Russel, EngC 61, EngL 51, Zoo 74, LatA 50, LatC 64, FrA 63, Fre 60. Mary Schaefer, Zoo 68. Roelie Schipper, Bot 56. Richard Scott, EngC 50, EngL 57, Geom 51. Larry Simpson, EngC 61, Alg 78, Geom '73, Trig 75, Phy 79, Chem 82, FrA 57, FrC 50. Floyd Smith. Zoo 82. Wilhelmina Smith, Hist 80, Trig 51, FrA 62, Fre 55. Susan Spry, Bot 55, Louis Stadelmann, Zoo 69. John Strong, Geom 56, Trig 52. Paul Strong, EngC 59, Trig 55. Douglas Thomas, Hist 51. Gerald Thomas, Hist 56, Chem 64, FrA 53, Fre 56. Julia Thornton, EngC 66, EngL 85, Hist 79, LatA 78, LatC '79, FrA 76, FrC 77. Nils Tveit, Bot '72. Kenneth Walters, Bot 63. Donald Whitfield, EngC 50. EngL 64, Zoo 78, Chem 69. Lorna Woods, Zoo 75. John Merkley, AccPr 66. Timothy Nillis, Hist 54. D. 0. Stokes Was District Farmer David Omar Stokes of R. R. 2, Wingham died on Tuesday of last week in the Wingham and District Hospital following a serious illness of one week. He had been in poor health for a year and a half. Mr. Stokes was 77. He was a son of the late Thomas Stokes and Margaret Query and was born on lot 3, con. 11, Turnberry Township, He attended S. S. 3, Glenan- nan and became a farmer as a young man, and made farming his lifetime occupation, On April 21, 1909, he mar- ried Elsie Frances Teskey of Carrick Township. They were married at Belmore. Mr. Stokes is survived by his wife, a daughter, Mrs. Wm, (Sadie) Tiffin of Wingham and a son, James O. Stokes of Turnberry, A son died in in- fancy and a daughter, Mrs. Ivan (Ruth) Haugh predeceased him in 1961. Also surviving are five grand- children and a brother, Oliver Stokes of Wingham. Three brothers and five sisters are deceased. Mr. Stokes was a member of Belmore Presbyterian Church. Rev. T, F, Kennedy offici- ated on Friday afternoon when service was held at the R. A, Currie and Sons funeral home with interment in Wingham Ce- metery, Pallbearers were Glenn and Rueben Appleby, Russel Baird, Harry Mulve., John Stokes and James Ballagh. Flower hearers were Barry, I'eter and Keith Mulvey and i?ouglas MacLeod. Wingham Advance-Tilxles, Thursday, August ay. 13, 1964 - Page 3 BLINDFOLDED MILITIAMEN taking the summer course demonstrate their ability with the FN rifle by stripping the guns and putting them back together, as would have to be done when handling the weapons at night. -Photo by Connell. LAKELET Mrs. John Haley and chil- dren of Sudbury visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Gadke Wednesday and Thursday of last week. A new five foot ski jump has been constructed at Lakelet and was used for the first time on Sunday, in spite of the low temperatures. The brave skiers were Glenn Reidt and Ron and Bradley Gadke. Mr. Ronald Dickert, who is employed at Campbells at Lis- towel , has been holidaying at his home here. Mrs. Leslie Edwards and children of London are visiting with relatives in the surround- ing area. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Miller and family visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ken Dettman on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Roedding and daughter of Bridgeport visit- ed with Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Dickert on Sunday. Mr, and Mrs, R, C, Mines of Niagara Falls, N, Y, , spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Wright. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ferguson, Lois and Blake, and Mrs. Wm. Giles of Lambeth spent Sunday afternoon visiting with Mr, and Mrs. Everitt Sparling at their cottage on Mid Huron Beach, Study Nepal LAKELET- The regular monthly meeting of the McIn- tosh UCW was held last Wed- nesday in the church basement with Mrs. Charles Scott as hostess. The meeting opened with devotions led by Lois Ferguson. Scripture was read by Lynda Harkness followed by medita- tion and prayer. Roll call was responded to by 17 members and five guests. Short reports were given by conveners of program and so- cial functions committees. The study program was ta- ken by Miss Isabel Darling and Miss Audrey Scott who gave an interesting description of Nepal, its religious, medical, educa- tional and agricultural out- looks. The meeting closed with the Lord's prayer and lunch was served by Marian Scott, Lynda Harkness, Janette Wright and Lois Ferguson. Relctives Entertain Mr. anc Mrs. I I. Pollock FORI)WIr.11-tvMr. and Mrs. Harold Pollock were guests of honor at a .,!prise party on Saturday t1'!1 at Danny's Res- taurant, when relatives enter- tained then 011 the occasion of their :'r1 wedd ing anniver- sary. They were presented with 'Xi silver dollars. Mrs. Poliock received a crystal bowl and Ilarold rt brief case. Present from a distance wen. Ntr..rnd Mrs. Lloyd Pollock nl Windsor, Mr, and Mrs. tomer Pollock of Kincardine, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Pollock of Ripley, Mr. and Mrs, errant Fraser of Toronto, NIr, Glen Fraser, Maple, \liss Dawn ('lark of Wro\eter, ,NIr and Mrs. Gordon Ridley, Niagara Fulls, Miss Mildred McClcna- ghan, Whiterhinch, \Ir, and \irs, I Dwell Fraser, SOURCES OF POWER To supply the electrical requirements of homes, farms and industry, Ontario hydro was operating 70 generating stations throughout its province -wide power systems at the beginning of 190;3, NOTICE TO Water Consumers The hours of watering lawns and gardens are from 6 a.m. to 9'a.m., and from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. THIS WILL BE STRICTLY ENFORCED An ANNUAL charge of $4.44 gross, Tess prompt pay- ment discount of 10% is made for the use of a hose or outside tap for the above -noted purposes. Anyone found watering lawns or gardens, who has not paid for this service will be billed accordingly. Wingham Public Utilities Commission C. E. 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