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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1964-12-24, Page 11• • • • 4 .• • of us to all of you! PERCY W. CLARK PLUMBING AND HEATING EDWARD STREET PHONE 3573080 • 51n1 PAID ON GUARANTEED TRUST CERTIFICATES • 1 • issued in amounts from $100 upwards for 3, 4 or 5 years. earn 514% interest, payable half - yearly by cheque. authorized investment for all Canadian Insurance Companies and trust funds. STERLING TRUSTS CORPORATION 372 Bay St., 35 Dunlop St., 73 Mississaga E., Toronto Barrie Orillia • • • QHS Examination Results (Continued from Page 'Two) Third Class Honours;Elliott Larry 65.7; Pletch Barry and Sleightholm David (equal) 63.3; Detzler Joseph 63,1. Pass: Huber Ross 59.6; San- derson Brian 59,4; Robinson Clayton 59.3; Pritchard John 68.3; Shantz James 57.3; War- wick Thomas 56,1; Graber Carl 55.1; Davidson Douglas 54.1 Coleman Robert 53,1; McAfee Thomas 53.0; Crothexs David 51.3. Below the Line: Underwood Bryan; Kellington Larry; Arkell Peter. GRADE X 5 Yr. Arts and Science, Business and Commerce, Science, Technology & Trades First Class Honours: Reavie Lynda 90.5; Reed Gloria 90.1; Conn Alma 89.4; Fisher Alex- andra 88.9; Corrin Norman and McKercher Ann (equal) 84,1; Rae Donald 82.9; Austin Edith 82.8; Rutledge Gordon 82.3; Johnston Lynda 81.5; Gowing David 80.5; McTaggart Linda 80.4; Douglas Gary '79.4; Wall Edna 79,0; Murray Virginia 78.- 5; 8.5; Jardine George 78.3; King Pamela 78.1; Brooks Harry 78.0; McGlynn Randolph and Warns: - ley Dianne (equal) 77.9; Elston Murray 77.1; Graham James and Welwood Jean (equal) 76.9; Huether David and Moffat Brian (equal) 76.6; DeBruyn Arie 75.- 9; Bennett Dawna and Cronin Donald (equal) 75.8; Hamilton Carman 75.4. Second Class Honours: John- ston Terry 74.8; Bronson Marni 73.6; Watson Donald 73.4; Martin Linda 73.3; Gibson Douglas 72.8; King Judith and Tiffin Paul (equal) 71.8; Balser Dean 71.3; Callan Peter and Lillow Mary (equal) 70.9; Van Camp Dianne 70.8; Casagrande Trino 70.3; Ireland Sheila and Mason Mary Ann (equal) 69.0; Ireland Wendy 68.8; Fisher Kevin 68.6; Haskins Cheryl 68.- 4; Czerniawski Christina 68.1; Woods Jane 68.0; Benninger Frances 6'7.4; Hopper Brian 67.- 2; Renwick Neil 66.9; Reavie Sharon 66.5; Walden Bryan 66.- 4; Ferris Sharon 66.1. Third Class Honours; Currie Grant 65.3; Skinn Kenneth 65.1; Pletch Karen 65.0; Woolcock David 64.9; Schiefele Ray 64.8; Wallace David 64.7; McBurney Ronald 64.3; Forsyth Michael and Hetherington Elizabeth (equal) 64.1; Elliott Joanne 64. t); Detzler Barbara 63.5; Miller Thomas and .Soloman Beverly (equal) 62.6; Weiwood John 62.- 0; 2,:0; Craig Margaret 61.6; White Mary 60.6; O'Malley Dorothy 60.3, ' Pass: Goldthorpe Paul 59.8; Muilwyk Luuk and Stretton Frank (equal) 59.1; Mathers Ruth 59,0; McKague Brian 58.-- 7; 8.?7; Chambers Leone and Hast- ings Linda (equal) 58.5; Gibson Ann 58.4; Borho Mary Ann 57. - 6; Boyd Bruce and Inglis Ian (equal) 57.6;Ortlieb Evelyn 57: 0; Carter Alan 56.9; Alcorn Douglas 56,3; Elston Dianne 55.9; Anderson Joan 55.6; Long Carry 54.9; Perrott John 53.3; Taylor Ruth Ann 52.6; Fisher Sandra 52.5; Vincent Donald 51.3; Wilson Paul 50.4; Mc- Glynn Judia 50.0. Below the Line: Webster James; Coultes Diane; Deneau William; Gorrie Stephen. Not ranked: Warwick Sharon. GRADE X 4 Yr. Business and Commerce First Class Honours: Meurs Johanna 84.2; Walper Laura 76.8. Second Class Honours: Mc- Lennan Ruth 74,4; Gadke Chrys• tal 73.1; Dinsmore Carol 71.4; Rosenhagen Vana 70.9; Camp- bell Gordon 70.1; Eskritt Bar- bara 69.6; Ross Elizabeth 69.1; Johnston Janette 68.5; MacLean Barry 68.4; Cretier Dixie and Johnstone Helen (equal) 68.0; Buckle Barbara 67.6; Schiestel Linda 67.4; Weishar Anita 67. - 3; Ballagh Beverley 66.5; Man- jin Renate 66.3; Elliott Brian 66.0. Third Class Honours; Case - more Diane and Lowe Ann (equal) 65.5; DeVries Shirley, 65.4; Nicholson Marlene 65.2; Johnston Yvonne 64.6; Mann Linda 64.2; Kellington Joyce and Roane Wendy (equal) 63.9; Hunter Verna 63.2; Henry Bar- bara 63.1; Fisher Carol and Mitchell Paul (equal) 62.9; Sharpin James 62.8; Ferguson Barbara 62.5; Schneider lone 62.3; Reid Eileen and Robert- son James (equal) 61.9; Grove Dianne 61.6; Gardner Terry and Letteau Elaine (equal) 60.- 8; Anger Dianne and Hamilton Mauna (equal) 60.7; Snell Elaine 60.5; Ahara Mary 60.4; Jardin Harold 60.1. • Pass: Douglas James 59.9; Baker Bonnie 59.6; France Gre- ta 59.5; Ruttan Marjorie and Walker Joyce (equal) 58.5; Lowe Linda 58.4; Schuler Ruth Minimum Wage levels will rise on Dec. 28,1964 A Reminder -A Minimum wage of $1.00 an hour is being introduced by stages for both 'men and women workers throughout Ontario. The next stage in this progression occurs on December 28, 1964, when the follow- ing Minimum Wage rates will be effective. ZONE 1 -Southern Ontario and Major Northern Ontario Cities: Men- $1.00 per hour, Women -.95 per hour, Construction continues at $1.25 per hour. ZONE 2 -Northern Ontario, except Major Cities: Men -.90 'per hour, Women -.90 per hour, Construction continues at $1.t5 per hour. ZONE S`L Perry Sound • Huntsville Included in ZONE 1 RATES North Bay Sudbury Timmins Sault Ste. Marie Port Arthur Ft. William 'fr • Rronto /• ! ear )� it/ J/4% • ,/ ONTARIO -- County Boundaries Zone Boundaries i1♦ OSI -{AWA -TORONTO - HAMILTON ZONE ONTARIO DEPARTMENT OF LABOUR HON. H. L. ROWNTREE, Minister of Labour For further information write to: tabour Standards Branch, 74 Victoria Street, Toronto 58,0; Eckenswiller Faye 57,1; Crawford Juanita 56.4; Griffith James and Renwick Lana(equal) 55.9; Douglas John 65,6; Wheeler Harvey 55.5; Edgar Niel 55.2; Sweigard Natrice 54.7; Steuernol Peter 53.5; Wadel Marlene 53.2; Ward Pauline 50.0. Below the Line; McGuire Larry; Blair Alexander. Not Ranked: Millin John, GRADE X 4 Yr. Science, Technology & Trades First Class Honours: Schnei- der Ronald '78.2. Second Class Honours; Grant David 74.7; Grant Ian 73.1; Paquette Donald 71,2; Phelan James 70.7; Snowden William 70.1; Van Beers John 69.2; Steinback Gary 69.1; Vincent Murray 68.5; Mutter Harold 68.2; Ellacott Carl 68.1; ' Adams Trevor 67.9; Lewis Rae 67.6. Third Class Honours: Craw- ford Kenneth 65.4; Richmond Keith 64.7; Harkness Ronald 64.6; Hamilton Stephen 63,6; Henhoeffer Roy 63.1; Ross Mal- colm alcolm 62.7; Gamble Wilfred 62.6; Budnark David 61.8; Mc- Lean David 61.1; Henderson Frederick 60.8; Sleightholm Lloyd 60.1; Robinson Leonard 60.0. Pass; Thompson Archie 59. - 9; Falconer Garry 58.4; Rawn William 57.6; Hallahan Joseph 57.3; Searson Roger 57.2; Mey- er Donald 57.1; Bosman Allan 56.8; Morrison Donald 56.2; Wildgen John 55.8; Bitton Ro- bert 55.6; Benninger Pau155.1; Coultes Grant 53.8; Hopper John 53.7; Ireland Keith 52.9; Thompson David 52.4; Green- away Brian 52.2; McNiel Don- ald 52.1; Heffer Douglas 51.4; MacDonald Robert 50.1. Below the Line: Russell Wayne; Caves Richard; Broome Robert and Howatt Ronald (equal); Wesenburg Frederick; Coffin John; Johnston Wayne; Arkell William; Furness Robert; Irvine Wayne; Martin Carl; Dobson William; Hickey Rod- ney; Dingman David. GRADE X 2 Yr. Occupations First Class Honours: Fisher Linda 80.0; Hill Sandra 78.4; Smith Robert W. 75.9. Second Class Honours: Err- ington Ruth 73.3; Cronin Wil- liam 72.1; Holloway Sylvia72: u; Garniss Joan 70.3; Temple- man Donald 70.0; McKay Isa- belle 67.1; Whitby Linda 66.9; Morrison Kenneth 66.6; Smith Robert R. 66.4. Third Class Honours; Work- man David 65.9; MacDonald Morris 65.3; Storey Irvine 65.0; Henry Keith 64.9; McKee Jam- es 63.7; Koster Mary 63.4; Johnston James 61.7; Jacklin Glen 61.6. GRADE IX (Five Year Courses) Arts and Science Business and Commerce Science, Technology & Trades First Class Honours: Oldfield Anne 92.7; Strong Marilyn 89.1; Gowing Neil and Mowbray Douglas (equal) 88.1; Meyer Anne 86.8; Weishar Ralph 85.8; Walker Patricia 85.4; Wilbee Ruth 85.3; Corrin Mary Joan and Henderson James (equal)85r 1; MacKenzie Rennae 83.6; Harris Melanie 83.5; Garniss Douglas 82.8; Elliott Douglas Please turn to Page Four ig atn AdvanceT`times" Thursday, Pee, 24, 1964 T Page 3 e4t 14;414e,3. Keith 1. Johnston VERIEST STATION TEMPLEMAN CLEANERS reeti /AND BEST WISHES FOR THE iri'stmas' SEASON LEN CRAWFO:!:D MOTORS At Chrstmas may this Christmas Season lift your spirits, warm your heart and bring you untold joy and happiness. FORMOSA SPRING BREWERY LIMITED FORMOSA ONTARIO