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,Coultes, Murray, 954; Martia,
Gwendolyn, 93.5; Twin, /411(14,‘
)1.4; Croikshank, Julia, 90.7;
ponitersgeed, Elbert, 00.6; -Straw-
904; Lapp, Betty Anne, 89,4;
L'lallan, Dennis, 83,2; Griffith) Pearl-,
na, 89.2; MacLennan, .Sandra, 0,1;
Wightman, Anne, 68,6; Bennett,
John, 88,7; Merrick, Beth, 88)5;
;Stephens, Evelyn„' 88,4; Strong
Sohn 88,4; Conn, 'George, 87.8;
Krug, Barbara,. .86,6; Elliott,, Karen,
84.8; Rowe, Sandra, 84.7; Crawford,
Carol, 83.3; Verbeek, Alex, .83,2;
'Gurney, Jean, 82,9; Spry, Douglas,
82,3; Cardiff, Anne, 82,2; McDowell,
Donald, 82.0; Moore, Muriel, 82.0;
,lardm, Patl.,•81.9.; McDonald, Allan
$1.2; John, 80.8; Grant,:
Phyllis, 80.3; Reid Jane, 89.3;
McBurney, William, .80,2; Connelly
.'vonne, 80,1: Henry, Wayne, 79.2;
Hardie, Neal, 79.0; MacLennan,
.i.y.i.urray, 73.9; Louttit, Carol, 77.3;
Y.Y.131 (arias,.
Geraid, 76,9; Shinn, Glenn, 76.7;
O'Malley, Helen, 76.4; Fortune,
Donglas, 75.8; Troupe, Doris, 75.6;.
Jeftray, William, 75.0; Madill,
John, 75.0;
Second Class 'Honours
Ferguson, Lynn, 74,6; Dickert,
Ronald, 74.2; Beecroft, Janet, 74,0;
Charnney,, Sandra, 73,7; Cooke,
Nadine, 73,5; Dietner, Karen, 73.3;
Moffat, John, 73.0; McRae, Allan,
72.9; IVIeGlynn, D'Argy, 72,8; Roots,
Carolyn, 72.5; Smith, Rae, 72,2;
McTavish, Donald, 72.0; Roots,
Nikolas, 71.7; Morland, Donald,
71.6; Haskins, Gwelda, 71.4; Merk 7
ley, Lucille, 711,4; Conley, Cardyn,
70.7; Lee, Donald, 70.5; Tiffin, Joan,
69.5; Meehan, Bruce, 69.3; Snell
Marvin, 69,1; Smith, Nancy, 68.4;
Yuill, James, 68.0; King, Mary,
67.8; Schumacher, Gary, 67.3; Nes-
bit, Mary, 66,9; Tenpas, Wilma,
66.8.
Walter S. Scott
Buried on Monday
On Friday, April 24, Walter Sam-
awl Scott of R.R. .5, Wingham e
passed away in Wingharn General
Hospital, He was -in his 77th year.
. A son of Robert Scott and Mary
Ann Barberree, he. was born in
East Wawanosh, where he was ed-
ueated. Mr, Scott never married
and is survived ' by one brotkier,
John P. Scott,- Four brothers,
James, Robert, William and Allan
and two sisters, Mary Elizabeth
and Agnes predecease& him.
He was a member of Belgrave
Presbyterian Church.
The funeral was on Monday from
the R. A, Currie & Sons funeral
home, with Rev. J, Green conduct-
ing the service. The pallbearers
were Athol. Bruce, Art, Lorne, Ken-
neth ,and Malcolm Scott and Alex
McBurney, Bob Scott and Elmer
Ireland carried the floral tributes.
Interment was in Brandon ceme-
tery.
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Optometrist
Patrick St., Wingham
Phone 770
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BIRTHS
ROIAIMON--In the Wetiosloy
Totonto, on 'Saturday,
tyi 18, 1059, to Mr, and Mrs.
Ciao Robinson (Lillian Meads).
a son, ..Jeffrey
SATiNCIgRS,-- At Wl.ngh.a.rn Gen-
oral Hospital, pn Woci.nomdlny,
' iii 22, ON, to Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd
!Saunders, RA, 0, LOcknow,
daughter,
fiASTINGS----At •the Wingham Gen':
'oral Hospital, on•WoOnesc.14.y, Ay.
ril 22, 1959, to Mr, and Mrs, Ross,
Hastings,. Wingham, a son,
aURCMSS--At the Wingham
era) Hospital, on Friday; April
• 24, 1959, to Mr, and Mrs. David
j39rgess, wingham, a son.
Ktiric-454 the Wingham General .
Hospital, on Saturday, April 25,
1.909, to Mr. :and Mrs. John Knik,
.13.,R, 2, Lucknow, a son.
313RHE—At the Wingham General
Hospital, on Saturday, April 25,
1959, to Mr,. and Mrs. Frank
Burke, Wingham, a son (baby
expired Apr, 25),
.0C.1.4PES-L.-,Ai)-the-"Wingharn `Gen-
oral Hospital, on Saturday, An--
til 1959, to Mr, and Mrs. Wil-.
Liam A. Coultes, Brussels, •
a daughter..
'OHILL-,At the Wingham Geneve
al .1-iosiptal, on Saturday, April
25, 1959, to Mr, and Mrs. James
Schill, R, R. 1,. Teeswater,
daughter.
`RWIN—At the Wingham General
Hospital on Saturday, April 25.
1959,, to Mr, and Mrs. Ellwood.
Irwin, Wingham, a son.
DICKISON—At the Wingham Gen-
eral Hospital, on Sunday, April
26, 1959, to Mr. and Mrs, Gore
don Dickison, R.R. 1, Teeswater
a daughter,
FISOHER—At the Wingha,m Gen-
eral Hospital, on 'Sunday, Apri'
26, 1959, to Mr, and Mrs. John
A. Fischer, R.R. 1,'Teeswater, a
daughter..
HILL,--At the Wingham Genera"
Hospital, on MOnday, April 27.
.1959, to Mr, and Mrs. Barry Hill,
R.R. 1, Formosa, a son,
HENHOEFFER—At the Wingham
General Hospital, on Tuesday,
April 28, 1959, to Mr. and Mrs
Theodore Henhoeffer, R.R. 1,
Formosa, a son,
HEINS—At the Wingham General
Hospital, on Tuesday, April 28.
1959, to Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph
Heins, Wingham, a son.
McC.ALL—At the Wingham. Gen-
eral Hospital, on Tuesday, Ap-
ril 28, 1959, to Mr. and Mrs. Ross
McCall, R.R. 2, Blyth, a daughter.
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Our Toes.
Thomas A. Jardin
Phone 147, Wingham, Ont.
Emerson lvel
Phone 334W, Harriston
Third Class Honours
Clark, Dawn Luc, 65,1; Hyn,d-
man, Gwendolyn, 64.5; Jones,
Jean, 64.2; Heywood, Patricia,
64.0; Riley, Sandra, 63.9; Green-
away, Karen, 63.8; Sewers, Bryan,
63.7; Dawson, Wayne, 63.6; Kieffer,
Georgina, 63.5; Templeman, Gary,
63,4; Byer, Ethel, 63.3; Elliott,
Nancy, 62.6; Bateman, Donald, 62.5;
Ritchie, Marilyn, 62.3; Hamilton,
Douglas, 61.9; Hotchkiss, Helen,
61.9; Kirton, Gale, 61.8; Bronson,
Raymond, 61.6; Thompson, Sharon,
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Mrs. F. Homuth
'Lived in Wingham
BEtrriston and vicinity was deep-
ly shocked and saddened by the
sudden passing at her home on Fri-
day, April 17, of one of its most
beloved residents, Mrs. Jean Ho-
muth, wife of Frederick Homuth,
The daughter of Edward and Ann
Werth, she was born in Pilkington
Township in Wellington County,
later 'bovine. to Elora, where she
attended schools. She worked as
a taylor in Elora and Guelph, un-
til her marriage to Frederick Ho-
Muth on August 31st, 1916.
FolloWing her marriage she amid
her husband moved to Harriston
Where they have since resided, As-
sisting in her husband's drug stort
for a number of years She beerum
known far and wide let, her gently
friendliness, She was a great loV
Or of flowers and each year gata
aWay hundreds of blooms from lie
beautiful gardens, Many earn
stopped before her late residence
on Arthur Street while their Pas.
Stingers admired her beautiful
blooms,
The funeral was held from Knox
Presbyterian 'Church, Harriston, of
Which she had been a member for
42 years, with interment in the
Harriston Cetrietery, Rev. L. 14.
Fowler had, charge of the service,
which was largely attended. Mr.
Fred Beek rendered the beautiful
solo, "I'll Walk Alone", which was
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91,2; Morrey, Margaret, 69.9; pgto,
lin, 'Margaret, 69,8; deYong, gert-
rnale, 48; Ireland, Robert, 00.7;
TillilleY) Mauna Lynn, 60,7; David-
son, Brent, 604; Surrie, Barry,
90.2; Searson, Robert, 604.
Tiffin, Barry; Ritchie, Shirley;
Shaw, kidien; Morton, Janet; Mc-
Kee, Graeme; Thedorff, Joyce;
Johnston, L)ouglas; Clark, Ann;
Craig, Alex; Jacklin, Robert; Beat-
tie,.Karen; Jacklin; Shirley; Thom-
son, • Dale; Nicholson, Rose Marie;
viaulViittan,. Margaret; Iiohnstein,
Ruth; Sinclair, . Lois; Ward, Pa-
tricia; .Rinn, Florence; Sanderson,
Elaine; Smith,' - Joseph; Clark,
Stanley; Schiestel, Gertrude; Wat-
son, ueorge;. Jarvis, Lois; Reid,
Muriel; Downie, Robert; Meehan,
Carman; Foxton, Dianne; .Stacey,
Pauline; Baird, Lorne; Jones, Mar-
garet; •Law, - Maureen; Buckle;
Helen; Hand, Edward; Adams,
Neil; Pettaplace, Donna; Dentinger,
Joan; Willie, Allister; Rintoul,
Paul; Rintoul, Gary, Schiestel, Iso-
bel; Nicholson, Keith; IIVIarks,
Stanley; Jacklin, Gordon; Stacey,
Donelda; Lowe, Wayne; Kailer,.
John; MeTaggart, Kathryn; Mac-
Kenzie, Lillian; Pierce, June;. JackZ .
son, ;Cecile; Hand, Diane.
McGee, Helen, 58,9; Currie, Anne,
58,8 Hollinger, .Helen, 58.5; Naylor,
Jean, 58,3; Hanna, Jean, 574; New ▪ John, 56,8; Renwick, Judith,
56,7; Smith, Donna, 56,3; McArthur,
Susan, '55.4; Peacock, Anne, 54,9;
Pleteb, Wayne, 54.4; Kirkby, Di,-
• 54.0;.• Rogers, Andrew, 53,7;
Van 1,4arnmeren, Elaine, 58,7;
Black, Kenneth, '53,3; Howatt,
Dorothy, 53,2; Plant, Glenn, 52:0;
Hutchison, Craig, 52.7; Donaldson,
Gail, 52.5; McClenagh.an, Percy,
52.5; .Renwick, Donna, 51.8; Rogers)
Marlene, 51.6; Gaunt, Harley, 51.3;
Wright, ,Tune, 51,2; .grubb, Robert,.
-Robert, 5.1:j ".; 1,-n111fey,-.•
Ronald, 51,0; .frallahan, Rose Marie,
50.0,
Not Ranked—Absent on some
examinations
Harris, Leone, 61.7; (4 papers);
Struthers, Eileen, 59.5 (9 papers);
Smith, William, 51.6 (8 papers);
Angus, Joan, 48:9 (9 papers),
Below the Line SINGS AT GORRI1M—Amongst the entertainers at the Gorrie Sports
Banquet last Wednesday was Pale Sewers, who sang for the capacity
crowd in the conununity centre. His father, Russel Sewers accompan-
ied on the guitar. Johnny Brent was guest speaker, Norman Carson,
president of the Gorrie Community Club was master of ceremonies
—Advance-Tinter photo.
• Peter M. MacLeo,d
Ill Only Two Days
Peter Milne MacLeod; Minnh
Street, passed away in Wingham
General Hospital on Wednesday,
April 22nd, following a very
short, illness. 14, MacLeod took
iii two days earlier.
Born on the second concession of
Kinloss Township on April 5, 1900
he was a son of John and Evan-
geline MacLeod. 'He received Jill:,
early education in Kinloss and in
1923 attended Michigan State Auto-
mobile School in Detroit. Follow-
ing graduation he came to Wing-
ham 'in 1924 and was a garage
mechanic for William Reid. Short-
ly after he went into partnership
with Wilfred Arthur and they
owned and operated the MacLeod
and Arthur garage, where Sted-
man's Store is today.
Mr. MacLeod married Mary Ann.
MacSween of Kincardine on ,April
9, 1924, and they have lived on
Minnie Street ever since their mar-
riage. • In 1941 he went to Hamil-
ton to work for Canadian Westing-
house Company, at a time when
the country needed people for war
production. Mr. MacLeod remain-
ed with the company until the Lime
of his death and had become sup-
ervisor in the refrigeration depart-
Less than two weeks pridr to his
passing, April 11th, Mr. and Mrs.
MacLeod celebrated their 35th
wedding anniversary at their home
With their family and friends.
He is survived by his wife, a son,
Donald, of Sarnia, and two daugh-
ters, Phyllis (Mrs. Lloyd Keeler)
of Walkerton and Jean (Mrs, Peter
MacKinnon) of town. There are
five grandchildren. He is also
survived by four brothers, Fred
of Detroit, Henry of Windsof, John
Of Spears, Sask., and Alex of Luck-
now; and one sister, Gloria (Mrs.
Barry Nixon) of Lucknow.
Mr. 'MacLeod was a member of
St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church
and of the Junior Veterans' Assoc-
iation, Westinghouse Company.
Dr. Alexander Nimmo was as-
sisted by Rev. W. McClean of
Lucknow on Saturday afternoon
when funeral service was held
from the R, A. Currie & Sons fun-
eral home with interment in South
Kinloss cemetery.
The pallbearers were Harold
Brooks, Wilfred Arthur, Morris
Swanson, all of Wingham, Doug-
las Graham, of Lucknow, Clayton
Fryfogle, Toronto and Arnold Lil-
low of Bluevale. The floral trib-
utes were carried by' fellow em-,
ployees from Hamilton.
one of her favorites. Patrol lead-
ers and seconds of the Harriston
Boy Scouts formed a guard of hon-
or at the church.
The number and magnificence
of the floral tributes attested to
the high esteem in which she was
held in the community. She' is
survived by her husband, one son,
Carol, who is in 'practice with his
father, 'three brothers, Albert of
Hespeler, Lincoln of Port Burwell,
Ervin of Listowel; One sister,
(Lila) Mrs. David Valiance of 'Har-
riston, and two grand-daughters,
Carole Anne, and Victoria, One
brother, .Charles, predeceased 'her
last year,
Mrs. Homuth was well known in
Wingham, having resided here for
some tithe. Mrs. John Kelly of
Wingham is' a sister of Mr. Ho-
muth,
WHITECHURCH
Mrs. Albert Porter, Marlene and
Glen, of Lucknow, Mr, ani Mrs.
Joseph Leslie of Granton, Almond
and Lorne Jamieson of Belgra.ve
visited with Mrs. 'Sam Durnin and
Mr., and ,Mrs. Thos. ilvIagoff in en
Sunday. Mrs. Ward Schickluna.
(nee Lila Gaunt) of Lindsay, ki:s.
Earl Gaunt of Londesboro and Mrs.
Clifford Purdon of Belgrave visit-
ed at the Magoffin home on Mon-
day, after attending the funeral of
their uncle, the late Robert Stone-
house.
Mr. and Mrs. Gibson Hamilton of
Lucknow and Miss Betty Hamilton
of Niagara Falls visited on Sunday
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
A, E. Buckton,
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Weber and
daughters visited on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. James Ketchum of
Palmerston.
Mr. and Mrs. Clare Shoebridge
of Washago visited at the home of
her sister, Mrs. Russell Chapman,
on Tuesday and their mother, Mrs,
Mary Smith, accompanied the
Shoebridges to their home at Wa-
shag°,
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