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Wingharo PS Results
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GRADE, II TO GRADE 1111
Julie Adams, Linda ,A.itelleson,
Barbara Boyd, Bruce Cameron,
Gregory Carter, Ross easlicit,
Lola Correa Ellen Cruickshank,
Jennifer Dundas, Linda Elliott,
Janne Ewing, Linda Farrish, Gayle
Gannett, Rickey Gardner, Cheryl
Getty, 'Limy ea' cietleiten Penn -Geese
Grant Heywood, Steven Hilbert
Donald Masser, Norman MacLen-
nan, Jimmie McCarter, David Ohm,
Gary MacKay, John Palmer, Larry
Pellet, John Rae, Judy Reid, Judy
Riley, Billie Skinn, Monty Temple-
man, Adele Tiffin, George Wel-
wood, Cathy Wenger, Barbara
White, Patsy Zurbrigg,
Teacher—Mrs, Norina Alexander, * * •
GRADE IT TO GRADE ILI
MONDAY and TUPSDAY"
Inly 4 and
"CHINA DOLL"
Victor Mature
Great Adventure Of the Flying
Ilker and the Ole lie Bought,
"TERROR IN A
TEXAS TOWN"
Sterling Ilaydert. Verott
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Special, SUNDAY MIDNITE
July 6
"FIGHTING
WILDCATS"
plus
"GUNFIRE AT
INDIAN GAP"
Currie, Terry Deyell, Suzanne Doll, Reed, Linda Schiestel, Barbara
Randy Foxton Barbara Feagan, Scott, Patricia Sailing, Kenneth
Paul Gardner, Donna, Hardie, Bev- Skinn, Douglas Vyse, Jean leVel-
erly Ann Hastings Donald Has- woo& John Welwood. Mary White,
tinge, Wayne Hunter, Nicola Jef- Donnie Willie, Teachersa-Miss
Margaret Jamieson, * *
GRADE IV TO GRADE 'V
Dean. Balser, Peter Callan, Bar-
bara Henry, Virginia Murray,
Cathie Peachey, Donald Rae Lynda
Reavie, Cheryl Scott Paul Tiffin
Ken Vogan, Neil Renwick.
GRADE V TO GRADE VI
s Lonnie Boucher, Gary Carter,
Brian Casliele Bryon Collar, Wendy
Cronkveright Jane Day, Nancy
DuCharme, Ruth Gibbons, Ronnie
Goy, Brenda Hall, Ruth Ann Ham-
ilton, Valerie Hastings, Marilyn
Higgins, Bill Kerr, Allan Leggett,
Mary Ann Mason, Donna McKay, Joan. Remington, David Rogers, Virginia Palmer, Peggy Rae, Gary Wayne Scott, Valerie Selling, Rilla Reed ,
Skinn, Gayle Stokes, Kenneth Tay-Mary Ann Skinn, Sandra Stewart, Kerry Stuckey, Larry Ion, Nancy Whitby, Sharon, Willie,
Teacher—Miss Joan Armitage,
fray, Bob Major, Darey Mathers,
Ruth Anne Rich, Edward Ross,
David Schiestel, Charles Scott,
Bonnie Willie, Richard Wharton.
Teacher—Miss Phyllis Johns, * *
GRADE M TO GRADE IV
Donald Brooks, Mary C'hettle-
burgh, Brian Crenicwright, Joanne
Dunbar, Rita Fitzpatrick, Deborah
Foxton, Brenda Hafermehl, Joe
Hall, Ann Henderson Heather
Hueston, Diana Jeffrey, Wayne
Kreger, Preston Lediet, Brian Mac-
Kay, Ivan MeBurney, Robert Mc-
Kay, George Miller, John Phillips,
Jo Anne Pickford, Marion Pocock,
Garry Bauer, Larry Brooks, Don-
ald Collar, Bryan Crispin, Susan
Taylor, Ricky Irvine.
Teacher—Mrs, Jacqueline Gowdy, *
GRADE V TO GRADE VI
Trevor Adams, Larry Aitcheson,
Bob Broome, Betty Cameron, Don-
ald Carter, Brian Clark, Raymond
Clark, Audrey Collar, Ray Corrin,
Julianne Dauphin, John Douglas,
Douglas Ewing, Paul Fitzpatrick,
Michael Fleury, Bruce Gauley,.
Wayne Gordon, Jim Griffith, Rae
Gurney, John Hanna, Kay Marie
Hardie, Ann McKibben, Warren
Rich, Marilyn Riley, Eddie Rintoul,
Vona Rosephegen, Theodore Saint,
Susan. Self, Ruth Sinclair, 'Marvin
Skinn, Linda Stapleton, Laura
Walper, Lynda Whitby, John
White.
Teacher—Mrs. Grace Webster.
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'GRADE VI TO GRADE VII
Stuart, Allen, Jon Bateson, Judy
Callan Rodney Cameron, Karen
Cantefon, Wilfred Casket ette
Lynda Chittlek, Lois Congram, Bob
•Orewson, David Crothers, Ronald
Deye]l, Sandra Dunbar, Ralph Har-
rison, Rodney Hickey. Carman Mc-
Burney, Mary Ellen McPhail, Jim
Mitchell, Brian Murray, Noreen
Nicol, Pauline Redman
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Sonja Ross,
Jacqueline Saint, John Sangster,
Douglas Scott, Jim Scott, Gary
Stokes, Judy Stone, Joe Vanstone,
Paul Weber, Carol Walsh, Joan
Whitby.
Teacher—Mrs. Dorothy Thornton, * *
GRADE NI TO GRADE VII
Robert Beattie, Panicle Burns,
Robert Campbell, Bill Dauphin,
Tommy Deyell, Nancy Donaldson,
Toni Ellacott, Almaiane Elliott
Darryl Gibson, Linda. Green. Cathy
Mums, Janis Henderson, Bonnie
jeadiri, Glen. Madill, Donnie Mer-
rick, Jim Nesmith, Joan Mehl
Roelie Schipper, Susan Spry, Ron-
ald Vegan, David Wenger.
Teacher—Mrs, Margaret Walsh. *
GRADE VII TO GRADE VIII
'Sandra Cameron Jane Ann Col-
vin, Sara Crawford, Dianne David-
son, Brian Douglas. Marv-Loa
Jamieson, Esther Kerr, George
Kerr, Bob Lunn. Brenda MacLen-
nan, Terry Merkley, Jean Rozers,
Mary Jane Slosser, Mary Helen
Thompson.
Teacher—Mrs. Margaret Walsh. *Y.
GRADE VII TO GRADE VIII
Edna Mae Armstrong, David Ar-
thur, Wray Brooke, Keith Broome,
Douglas Campbell, Tem Chettle-
burgh, Lynda Sue Crompton, San-
dee Cummings, John Donaldson,
Martin Garniss, Sheila Gibbons,
Lynn Hickey, John Hopper, Brock
Hueston, Mary Joan Lapp, Bob
Lewis, Douglas IVIeTaggatt, Billy
Mitchell, Mary Phillips, Joan Red-
man, George Rich, Donald Rintoul,
Keith Scott, Eugene Skim Mary
Ann Southain, Patsy Stewart,
Fraser Strong MIT Thomson, Den-
nis Wharton, George Whitby,
George Wiltink, Bill Yemen.
Teacher—Mrs. Margaret Mendell, *
GRADE VIII TO GRADE IX
Philip Adams, Trudy Allen, Susan,
Bennett, Barbara Oemeron, Brian
Carneron, Jack Ca/floret, Sohn
Campbell, Wayne Natick, Joan
Chittick Nanev Clark, Charles
Cengrazie, Brenda onrort, Dianne
Devell, Lynn Pinnivnn, Barbara
'Pall, Patricia 'Hastings, Janette
Henderson. Kathleen I-toclgins, Patel
Itulton, 'i+ recta Lett, Kenneth Me-
Ta.viali, Judith McKibben, Ret4
Redmond, Wayne Mehl, Sharon
)alley. Donald Ptntoul, Gordon
Rintovi, Russell Robinson, Helen
Remstedtler. Dick Stott, Lloyd
Stapleton, Bonnie Steuernol, Paul
Ptrofig, Linda Temnientan, 13arrie
tinarripson, Kirk Vabstelle„ aye
Tetiot (Or...T. 5, Beattie,
Turvey-Allen
Baskets cf pink glade, carnations
and white shasta daisies flanked
by white candles in tall candel-
abra, decorated Aldorough Plains
Church, Clachen, Ontario, for the
marriage of . Betty Jean, only
daughter of Mr. and. Mrs, James
E. Allen of Bothwell to Mr. John
0, 'Purvey, second son of Mrs.
TurvnY, and. Urn, late . Lome,.
Purvey, formerly of Flesherton,
now of Meaford,
Mrs, Donald Salton, Sarnia,
played the piano while the guests
took their places and accompan-
ied her husband who sang "The
trigs, Keith Henry, Verna Hunter,
Wayne Irvine, Harold .Jardin, Lorie
Johnston, Frances Lediet, Tommy
Miller, Barry McLean, Linda Mc-
Taggart, Dianne Chwis Gloria
CROWN
Theatre - liarriston
WED, - THURS. - VIM - SAT,
July 1 - g - 3 - 4
"BOB HOPE IN
ALIAS JESSE JAMES"
When, the biggest fun man plays
the West's Fastest Gunman—
It's a Double Barrel full, o
Dlari tY.
MONDAY and TUESDAY
July 6 and 7
'IN LOVE AND WAR'
Adult Entertainment
obert Wagner, Dana Wynter,
and Hope Lange
'LONE and. WAR'
Heartbreak and ecstasy
A warm funny, biting story of
youth forced to grow up too fast.
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
July 8 and 9
"RAW WIND
IN EDEN'
(Technicolor)
Esther Williams and,
Jeff Chandler
Rough Romance On The Rocks
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DRIVE-IN THEATRE'
Listowel, Ontario
Two Shows Nightly Rain, or Clear
Boat °thee Opens at 8,00 o'clock
'First Show at Dusk
Children Under 12 in Cars Free
Cartoon at Each Performance
TJIIURSDAY and lettIDAY
July 2 mid I
"THUNDER ROAD"
Robert Mitelium, Keely Smith
SATURDAY and MONDAY
July 4 and 0
"PATHS OF GLORY"
Adult. Entertaininent
Iti.rk Douglas, Adolphe Menjou
T1:15SDAV and WEDNESDAY
• , July 7 and 8
"GOD'S LITTLE ACRE"
Adult Entertainment
Robert Ryan, ,Aldo Ray and
Tina, Louise
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BROWNIE'S
DRIVE-1N THEATRE
CLINTON, ONTARIO
Featuring the Latgest Wide
Screen in Unroll County
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
july 2 and 3
"THUNDER ROAD"
Robert Mitehum Xeely Smith
(One Cartoon)
SATURDAY and MONDAY
july 4 and 6
"MAN OF THE WEST"
• (Adult. Entertahunent)
(Colour) (CinemaSecMe)
Gary Cooper, Lee J, Cobb and
Julie London
(One Criateon)
ILLS A end WEDNESDAY
Inly i and 8
"STEEL BAYONET"
(CineillaSeone)
Leo Genii — Kietoa Moore
(One, Cortoon)
TWO SHOWS NIGHTLY
Rain et Clean
Firfit thee* at Dusk
Children Under • 1 iri ettaa Fete
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GRADE III. TO GRADE IV
Jane Adams, James Armstrong,
Robert Armstrong,' Joyce Barrett,
Douglas Cameron, Elaine Carter,
Barrie Conrail, Mary Joan Corrin,
Sheila Crewson, Joan Cruickshank,
Mary Ann Cruickshank, Patricia
Doll, Kathryn DuCharme,.Douglas
Elliott, Paul Fleury Lyle Galilee',
Melanie 'Harris, James Henderson,
Linda Hutton, Judith Irwin, David
Laxigridge, Ann Meyer, Robert
Miller, Brian Miller, Douglas Mow-
bray, Denise Normanaardinda-' Pea
Jett, Newton' Richardson, Marilyn
Strong, Robert Tiffin, Patricia
Walker, Mary Lee 'Wenger.
Teacher—Mrs. Velma Shera. ,r * *
GRADE IV TO GRADE V
Georgina Brooks, Bruce Boyd,
Douglas Cameron, Joan Cantelon,
Brian Carr, Nancy CaSemore, Nor-
man Corrin, Sylvia Davidson, Jam-
ie Douglas, Brenda Ellacott, Kevin
Fisher, Wendy Fuller, Terry Gard-
ner, Crolynn Getty, Linda _East-
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AT DUSK
Two Sinews Nightly
Cartoons at every performance
WEDNESDAY And THURSDAY
July 1 and 2
"THUNDER ROAD"
Robert Mitchum, Keely Smith
In a life that was Wild and Free
"THE FEARMAKERS"
Dane Andrews, Marjorie Earle
In the Shodlernaker of the Year.
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
July 8 and 4
Martin and Lewis in Pardners
`‘Country Music Holiday'
Perlin Husky,,Zsa Zsa Gabor
A Jamboree of Fun and Frond
ed. Mr. and Mrs Wallace Agar of
Wingbene, Mr Jim Purvey; Mr•
and Mrs, Ross, Turvey and 1.4nda,
of'-'73•Iuevale; -Oat —• • -•
DIED
I3REEN—There passed away in
Los Angeles, Cal., on June 26th,
Sarah MPcliell, wife of David A,
Breen, She leaves to mourn her
husband and three sans, William
EL, Robert Virtue and Gordon
and three grandsons, all of Loa
Angeles, Also one sister, Agnes
Mitchell' of Wingham. Interment
was in Inglewood Cemetery, Cal.
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36
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30
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PAYMENT
20
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PLANS
12
MONTHS
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500 ...4- ...4- 30.01 46.72
1000 . . • +- 41.45 58.10 91.55
1600 ...-* 66,62 93,19 146.68
2000' 72.30 83.27 116.49 183.35
2200 79.53 91.60 128.14 201.89 '
2500 90,38 104,09 145.61 229,19
Above paymenti Include principal and interest,
and ere bused on prompt repayment, but do not
include the cost of Me Initursnear
bonnet and carried a basket of ice rose ,printed under dress,
white daisies, Master Roy James `White accessories ,Lend, ft white,
Allen, Nephew of the bride was gardenia corsage. She carried a
ring bearer, white' waffle weave top coat. On
Serving as hest man was Wii- their return,..they will reside in
Hain Purvey ,of Britannia, brother Peterborough,
of the groom and the ushers were
'Roy Allen, brother of the bride Guests from .this district includ,
and Russel MacDonald,
The ceremony was performed by
the, Rey, John McDonald and <lur-
ing Ape signing of :the, register Mn,
Salton, accompanied Mrs, 'Saittni
sang "Because".
A reception was held in the
church School room. where the
'bride's mother received in a light
blue embroidered .nylon dress with
white .accessories and a corsage of
pink rose liuds and white baby
mums, The groom's mother re-
ceived in a mauve flocked nylon
'l "e'q w'th mauve and white acres-,
sories and a corsage of mature and
white baby mums.
Later the couple left on a short
honeymoon, the bride travelling in
a beige sheer nylon over an orange
igger loans
for today's
neater
...up to '2500
Lord's Prayer" before the cere-
mony,
The bride, given phi marriage by
• her father, wore a floor length
gown of white nylon, The. bodice
featured long sleeves with lace and
pearl medallions at the neck and
waist, A star pointed headdress
held her finger length veil and she
carried a spray Of red roses and
white daisies,
' ',aetty• -.Grhhara,- maid--of,
honor, wore a waltz length ti.er-
queise nylon, gown with matching
shell hat and mittens and carried
a spray of white daisies.
Miss Glendora Gosnell and aitise
Annette Purvey, sister of the groom
as bridesmaids wore gowns similar
to the maid of honor Miss Gosnell
wore shell pink and Miss Purvey
wore buttercup yellow and each
carried sprays of white daisies,
Little Miss Dawn Purvey, niece
of the groom, made a winsome
flower gir' in pink • net over tefe
feta, She wore a pink -strew
Girls' Group Meets
At St, Andrew's
The June meeting of the Marion
Williamson group, was held at St.
Andrew's Presbyterian Church on
Thursday. The meeting opened
with, the call to Worship and a
hymn,
The Scripture I Corinthians 13,
was. read • bY—lkieur fel/ow
ed 'by prayer. The secretary's re-
port and roll call were given, fol-
lowed 'by a financial statement by
the treasurer,
A. discussion was held on the
Synod in Manitoba anti Saskatch-
ewan,
The girls worked on their scrap
books and a game was conducted
by Joan Chittick, A hymn and
benediction closed the meeting and
lunch was served,
—IjAhilltr' INGO= ' •
An excellent method: of leaving
an adequate insurance estate
for the num with' a young
family.
Consult—,
FRANK C, HOPPER
—Representative—
Canada Life
WINGHAM, ONT.
Phone 462.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT FROM HOUSEHOLD FINAkE,