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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1954-07-02, Page 1Ir '471:•.ginf :0 1' 4)TVF f;••• 11.F. M••• `.^ • idlnotrFath Year 611001a Number 4613 SEAFORTH, "ONTARIO, 1 1954 HURON COUNTY COUNCIL Huron County Council, which met in Goderich, are shown aboKillop; John Dentin, West Wawanosh; Edward Grigg, Goderich ve: Front row, left to right Dan Beuermann, Reeve of Mc - Township; A. H. Erskine, clerk -treasurer; Warden William J. Dale; J. G. Berry, deputy 'clerk -treasurer; Alvin Kerslake, 'Hen - get; H. Edward Pooley, Exeter; John Fischer, Turnberry. Sec- ond row, left to right, Harold Gowdy, Howick Township; Valen- tine Becker, Hay Township; John Morrissey, Stephen Township; Joseph Kerr, Wingham; Eldon McKinney, Wingham; Bailie Par- rott, Morris Township; Cecil Blake, Ashfield Township; James Sheardown, county employee; Norman Scoins, Seaforth. Third row, left to right, Terrence Hunter, Colborne Township; Arthur Gibson, Howick Township; James Doig, Tuckersmith Township; John Nediger, Clinton; John Graham, Goderich; Wellington Heist, Stephen Township; Alvin McBride, Stanley Township; Earl Campbell, Hay Township; Melvin Crich, Clinton; back row, left to right, Roy Cousins, Brussels; William McKenzie, Exeter; Orval Taylor, East Wawanosh; Joseph Altair, Goderich; Clifford Rowland, Grey Township; Verne Pincombe, Usborne Towniship; WiIIam Morritt, Blyth. Seaforth Bowler Wins Free Suit of Clothes A Goderich pair, C. McManus and P. Bisset, won the men's doubles 1, Gurney" here Monday evening, with 3 wins plus 23. Other winners were: second, fiteve Price aiitivEarl Allison, Gode- rich, 3 wins phis 18; third, Jim Lieggarth and Gordon Drew, Forest, 11 wins plus 16; fourth, Harold Vod- den and Bert Craig, Blyth, 3 wins gdas 8; fifth, Thomas Kydd and H. Z. Ross, Stratford, 2 wins plus 11. Other doubles.were skipped by 'George Hildebrand, B. F. Christie, E. H. Close, Harold Free, Norman MacLean, W. J. Duncan, Dr. P. L. Brady, Gordon Muir and Walker Bart, Seaforth; Stan MacLean, Goderich; George Hart, Atwood; W. Niche', Stratford; Frank E. Mas- len, Strafe -el; W. .-irrekmattr- ter; Ken Hockey, Exeter; W. Mc- Kenzie, Mitchell; Wes. Nott, Jack Sutter and Hugh Hawkins, Clin- ton. Seaforth Bowling Club draw for a -made-to-measure suit was won by Dr. J. C. MacLennan. The draw was made by Tom Pritehard, Gode- rich, following the tournament. „.„ 'The aggressive lady on the •bui was afraid she'd miss her stop, so she poked the -conductor with her umbrella and asked, "Is this the First National Bank?" 4'No," he snareld. "That's my wih!" Lions Park Activities in High As Area Groups Use Facilities • • • - , . . • Encouraged by warm weather, picnic groups throughout the district have been making full use of the Lions Park during the past three' weeks. Already 38 picnic groups, including an estimated 3,000 people, have taken advantage of the facilities. This is in addition to the hun- dreds who each day visit the park for swimming, a -picnic supper, or Seaforth Lions. Club just to sit under the trees by the river. • The pavilion, which this year is under the direction of Mr. And Mrs. Roy McGonigle, has been open as occasion demanded, during June. Seaforth Lions, holding their fin- Summer hours are in effect now and provide for the pavilion to be al meeting for the season Monday open each day from 9 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. evening, elected a new slate of of- Life guard this year is George Sills, and he will also be in charge flcers headed by Alvin W. Sillery, of swimming instruction, conducting classes each morning Monday as president. He succeeds Dr. 3. through 'Friday. As in past years, the life guard is on duty from 10 0. Turnbull, and becomes the 29t11 to 12 in the morning, 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 in the afternoon and evening. president of the club. Picnics during the past week included the following: The meeting was in charge of • Lions J. Murray and J. 0. Turnbull, CONSTANCE S. S. and was well attended. Members Constance School and Sunday of the Ladies' Guild of St. Thomas' School held its annual picnic at the Church catered.- Lions Park Tuesday afternoon: Af- Officers elected ---ff inf3f'" Val' . A. W. Sillery Heads dent, Dr. J. 0. Turnbull; president, A. W. Sillery; first vice-president, M. E. Clarke; second vice-presi- dent, R. S. McKercher; third vice- president, Scott Cluff; secretary, James A. Murray; treasurer, W. M. Hart; tail twister, E. P. Chesney; Lion tamer, R. J. Spittal; direc- tors, Elmer Larone, Carm Row- cliffe, John Longstaff, The new officers were installed by past presidentH..0. Meir and H. E. Smith, The club reviewed plans for t e 19th annual summer carnival, e- ing held at the Lions Park, July 14, 15 and 16. Arrange Pee Wee, Bantam Hardball Series for Seaforth (Contributed) Seaforth Pee Wee (age 12 and ander) and Bantam (age 14 and sander) baseballers, have swung in - do action. The boys have been grractising hard, and according to the managers and coaches, are out to prove that they are good, clean oports, as well as little gentlemen and fine ball players. They do ask the public, however, to come out 40 the park, join in the fun, and 'cheer them on. Due to the excellent sportmind- tadness of so many Seaforth merch- ants and individuals, the boys will fbe dressed in new, bright uniforms *due to deliveries they may not {have the uniforms for the first xame ,or two), and are promising to uphold the Seaforth spirit in Mort. Those who made it possible to Stave uniforms include: Baldwin Zardware, Ball -Macaulay, Bell In- dustries, Box Furniture, W. J. Dun - Oen, Gillespie Cleaners, Jackson Homes, Frank Kling, Miller's Sup- airtest, Rowcliffe Motors, Scoins Gleaners, Seaforth Farmers Co-op, Beaforth Creamery, Seaforth Shoes, Ms' Hardware, Smith's Grocery, Stewart Bros., Topnotch Feeds, Whitney's Furniture. Others have intimated their will - 'signets to assist financially and Otherwise, and all help will be greatly appreciated and assist in staking this a banner year for mor baseball The Clubs are thankful to, the Lions Club, Cana- dian Legion and The Hurn Ear tpositor for their kind assistance. The management plans a family (baseball night, as well as a game Lbetween fathers and sons. The following are the regular geague schedules: Bantams Juno 25—Dashwood at Seaforth July 8—Seaforth at Wingham 6—Seaforth at Exeter July 12--Seaforth at Dashwood July 15—Seaforth at Mitchell JUly 16—Exeter at Seaforth July 20--Mitehall at Seaforth July 22—Wingliam, at Seaforth 'Pee Wee Schedule S—Ditebwood at Sealant ; Students Receive onCir1311p-omas at S.D.H.S. Ceremony July 10:—Clinton at Auburn July 13—Exeter at Dashwood July 14—Wingham at Clinton July 15—Seaforth at, Exeter July 17—Clinton at Wingham, 2 pm Dashwood at Auburn July 19—Wingham at Seaforth July 21—Clinton at Dashwood July 23—Auburn at Seaforth July 24—Exeter at Wingham July 27—Seaforth at Auburn July 28—Wingham at Dashwood July 31—Auburn at Clinton Aug 5—Auburn at Exeter Seaforth at Exeter (date to be set) Clinton at Seaforth (date to be set) Clinton at Exeter (date to be set) St. Marys 14, Seaforth 10 St. Marys defeated Seaforth 14-10 in St. Marys Tuesday night, in a Bantam baseball fixture. T. Leslie with a double and a single, paced the winners. His double in the fifth proved the big blow of the game, as with the bas- es loaded and score 'tied 8-8, he rapped his two -bagger to clear the sacks and give St. Marys an 11-8 lead. Seaforth 016 012-10 7 4 St. Marys 060 26x-14 8 4 During graduation ceremonies held at the Seaforth District High School last week, 131 students re- ceived graduation certificates and diplomas in a graduation ceremony. Intermediate certificates were Presented to 68, who completed grades 9 and 10; as secondary graduation diplomas were award- ed for completion of grades 11 and 12, including a commercial class, and 25 received honor diplomas as graduates of grade 13. Gordon McGavin, school board chairman, presented intermediate certificates to Marlene Austin, Shir- ley Bedard, Gloria Blue, Barbara BoYd, Loretta Brodhagen, Ruth Brown, Shirley Brown. Lois Char- ters, Alice Christie, Helen Connol- ly, Mary Dennis, Erma Drager, Isa- bel Engel, Dorothy Enzensberger, Margo Etue, Beverly Evans, Claire Hackwell, Jean Hart, Marion Hem- ingway, Joyce Jewitt, Doris John- ston, Elizabeth McEwing, Beryl McFarlane, Elizabeth McGavin, Lois McLellan, Mary Lou McLel- lan, Yvonne McTaggart, Joyce Mil- ler, Patsy Munroe, Sally Nott, Mar- jorie Pethick, Marie Pullman, Mary Lou Roe, Jean Scott, Grace Siemon, Ruth Sills, Betty Simpson, June Smith, Margaret Stuart, Elizabeth Townsend, Yvette van Poucke, Ver - da W,atson, Joyce Wilson, Larry Berger, Neil Broadfoot, Bruce Cole- man, Floyd Dale, Donald Deering, Charles Dungey, Ronald Ennis, John Etue, Donlyn Hemingway. Robert Kerr, Herbert Kirkby, Rob- ert McCowan, Bruce McFadden Robert McGonigle, Ronald Mason, Jack Melady, Vincent Nolan, Laird Morris, Gordon Pullman, Bill Rob- erton, Ronald Scoins, Kenneth Thompson, Victor Uhler, William Walters, Ronald Williams. F. A, Dobson, staff mehiber, awarder] secondary school diplo- mas for general work to Margaret Achilles, Betty Axtmann, Betty Blue, Marilyn Bolger, Clara Buch- anan, Mona Clarke, Elaine Dale, Muriel Dale, Olene Dundas, Elaine Etue, Ruth Hemingway, Barbara Hillis, Marie Hunt, Helen Knight, Lena IVIIIIer, Barbara Patterson, Donna Riehl, Nancy Spittal, Anne Steffler, Mary Whyte, Bill Alcock, Jim Axtmann, Ray Henderson, Bob Juby, Gordon Kennedy, Murray Kirkby, Ken Larone, Neil McGav- in, James McIntosh, Sandy McMil. Ian, Floyd McPhee, Ronald Muir, Joe Murray, Jim Perrie, Ray Pow- ell, Scott Powell, Mac Sholdice, Ronald Smith. ' Marilyn Bolger, Marilyn Butt, Iris Byerman, Catherine Campbell, Joyce Johnston, Marie Lyddiatt, Helen Nolan, Betty Storey received special commercial class diplomas. Staff teacher James L. Slattery introduced the guest speaker, Pro- fessor James R. Scott, U.W.O., Lon- don. The 25 honor graduates were: Beth Boyd, Alice traelter, Marian Chamberlain, Bee Finnigan, Bar. Saddle Slips, Clerk IsThrown to Ground Thrown to the ground when the saddle slipped on the horse he was riding, Edwin P. Chesney, Tucker - smith Clerk, suffered a shaking up and a sprained leg. The accident happened Tuesday afternoon as Mr. Chesney was rounding up some cattle at his farm on the Kipper road. Thieves Gain Entry At Park Pavilion Believed to have gained entry through a storeroom, thieves re- moved a quantity of cigarettes and other merchandise from the pav- ilion at the Seaforth Lions Park Friday night or Satinday morning. Chief ,of Pollee Cordon Ferric IS lartrestigating. ter a swim, a delightful picnic lunch was served. Mrs. Jas. Hugill received a prize•as the oldest per- son president. S.S. 14, STANLEY The annual picnic of S.S. 14, Stanley, was held at the Lions Park on Tuesday afternoon. Fol- lowing a sports. program, a ,ptcnic lunch was served the large crowd. A feature of the afternoon was the presentation of a gift to Mrs. Bruce McClinchey, the teacher, who has resigned. . Winners of -races were: pre- school age, Billy Farquhar, Sharon Flood, Douglas Hyde: six to eight, "fa Examination Results for Students of T the ftai examinations at Seaforth District High School. The names of el students who have been pro- motild are included in this list. In- divl al subjects failed are shown aftelithe students' names. Y, JuLyi, 1954 • pie4,1), $2,50 M.744.11.C..1.L.1.1.1.9...11:111/10.1.1../ r, • 4 , ,••• • , .5. .• aforth District High, Public Schools following are the results of • • Results of promotion examina- tions at Seaforth Public School were released this week. The names of the pupils are as follows: Grade IX litetty Alcock; Janet Beuermann; Melt r,6 Cooper (Eng. Comp., Geog.); SuSiMhe Dick (Math., Science); Audtey Godkiir (Eng, Lit., Geog.), Elizabeth Habkirk (Geog.); Penny jamtis; Joy Jantzi; Dorothy Keys; Douglas McBeath, Gwen Jones, Eleanor Wright; girls. 9-11, Berva Switzer, Diel Farquhar, Grace Clif- ton; married ladies, Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. McClinchey, Mrs. Joyce Clif- ton; married men, Bob Flood. Alex McBeath, FranE Wright; ladies kick slipper, Eileen McLean, Louise Hyde, Marlyene McLaughlin;; boyS 9-11, Donald ,Tohnston, Gary Trieb- ner, Gary Jones; girls 12-14, Joan Triebner, Eileen McLean, Marlyefie McLaughlin; boys 12-14, Bobby Faulds, Andrew Imanse, John Moddeponge; men kick slipper, Alex Mo -Beath, Bob Flood, Alex Hyde; youngest person, Shirley McKenzie; oldest person, Mrs. Ruby Switzer. A peanut scramble was held. Former SDHS Student Wins M.A. at Mt. Holyack At the June convocation at Mount Holyock College, Springfield, Mass., the degree of Master of Arts was conferred on Miss Jean Mills, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mills, Walton. Miss Mills is a graduate of Sea - forth District High School and hon- or graduate in Science from the Maitarf McLlwain; Josephine Mor- niversity of Western Ontario, ris;i Margaret Rose Murray; Bea- trice. Simon; Joan Talbot; An- nette Townsend (Home Ec.); Mary Broedfoot; M a r j o r i e Charters; Ruthztuo C(rcoezoiger,; LauHist.); Dale;4et t Ty heLraens ee (Ma,t11.); Phyllis Lostell; Joy Moattgomery; Mary Anne Reynolds (Mab,); Nora Reynolds; Marilyn Riley; Marlene Ross; Anne Sin- clait-(Geog.); Marilyn Taylor. 'Kenneth Coulson; James ,CrIch (French); Kenneth Ducharme; Lanttence Eyre (Eng. Lit., French); Cheri -es Green (Eng. Lit., Hist.); John( Jacobi; Charles MeGregor; Peter Maloney (Eng, Comp., Math.); Ronald McClure (Eng. Comp., Eng. Lit.). Jeannine Bedard (Geog.); Rose- marie Bolger (French); Faye En- gel; Ruth Anne Ennis; Barbara Ev- ans .(Geog.); Lois Fox; Audrey Haekwell; Wilhelmina Heyink; Is- abel Lyddiatt; Marjorie McEwing; Jenny Morue; Faye Ross; Joan Shortreed (Home Ec.); Salange van den Beige; Lou Barry (Shop); Franklin Bryans; John Jewitt; Clendon Kerr; William Morris; Kei Pethick; Douglas Riley (Fri ch); James Scott (Geog.); Rob "t Snell (Eng. Comp., Math.); Clent,Steffler; Lawrence- Taylor; James Love (Garg., Hist.). Grade X Loretta Broadhagen ; Ruth Brown; Helen Connolly (French); Frances Cook (Math.); Mary Den- nis; Erma Drager; Marlyn Eyre Jun Jacklin (Eng. Lit.); Doris (Ge;g., Math.); Claire Hackwell; Johnston; Elizabeth McEwing ; Lois McLellan; Joyce Miller; Mar- jorie Pethick; Marie Pullman ; Mary Lou ';loe; Elizabeth Towns- end; Marilyn McPhee (Math., Home Ec.). Bruce Coleman; Floyd Dale; Charles Dungey (Math.); John Etue; Robert Kerr; Robert McCaw - Ian; Jack McLlwain (Geog.); Vin- cent Nolan (Math., French) Gor- don Pullman; William Walters; Ronald Williams (Commercial). Marlene Austin; Barbara Boyd; Alice Christie; Isabel Engel; Doro- thy Enzensberger; Margo Etue; Jean Hart; Marion Hemingway; Beryl McFarlane; Elizabeth McGav- in; Mary Lou McLellan; Anne Marie McMillan (Math.); Yvonne McTaggart; Patricia Nolan (Lat- in); Sally Nott; Jean Scott; Grace Siemon; Ruth Sills; Elizabeth Simpson; June Smith; Margaret Stuart; Ruth Teen (Latin) Yvette i van Poucke; Verde Watson; Con- nie Wright (Math., Latin). Shirley Brown; Larry Berger (French); Neil Broadfoot (Latin) Donald Dearing; Ronald Ennis; Donlyn Hemingway; Herbert Kirk- by; Bruce McFadden; Robert Mc- Gonigle; Ronald Mason: Jack Mel- ady; Laird Norris; Charles Price (Math., Latin); William Roberton; Ronald Scoins; Luke Sutherland (Eng. Lit., Latin); Kenneth Thomp- son; Victor Uhler (French). • Grade XI Shirley Bedard (Science) Eliza- beth Campbell (Hist.); Lois Char- ters (Eng. Comp.); Marion Dick; Beverly Evans; Margaret Hember- ger (typing); Joyce Jewitt (Math.); Helen McLlwain; Patricia Munroe (French); Lois Roe; June Ross (Math.); Joan Somerville (Ilist., Math.); Joyce Wilson. Jack Crozier (Freech); Donald Dodds; William Flannigan; Wayne McMichael; ROhti Millson; Hazel Banaerman (Hist., Math.); Joanne Beuermann; Arlene Diegel; Rose Marie Ducharme; Betty Goudie; June Haekwell; Anne Haugh (Hist., Math.); Sheila McFadden; Helen McGonigle; Janet McGregor; Maja Roobol; Rose Siemon; Lois Anne Somerville; Dora Ann Stinson; David Adams; Hugh Gorwill; Ron- ald Johnston (Math.); Leon Mur- ray; William Scott; Patrick Sloan; Pete.- Spittal; Joseph Williams (Math.). KOCK - DAVIDSON PICNIC The nanual Kock -Davidson reun- ion was held at the Lions Park, Seaforth, with a large attendance. During the business period it was decided to hold the 1155 reunicn in Queen's Park, Stratford Two min- utes' silence was obser-rsd in mem- ory of departed members. The following are the results of the races and contests: girl.-, and boys under five, Corine 1 -1c -n; girls six to eight, Gail Pehlke, Corine Horn; boys six to eight, Donald Partridge, Robert Davidson; girls eight to 10, Betty Schinck. Bette: Horn; boys 10 to 12, tarry Osborn, Douglas Fultow young women, (Continuad on Page 5) London. At present she is on a trip to Vancouver, B.C. where she will spend the summer St. Joseph's Music Results Announced Examination results are announc- ed by the Western Ontario Con- servatory of Music for candidates from St. Joseph's Convent School of Music as follows: Grade VIII. Sr —First class hon- ors: Rosemary Lane; honors: Carolyn Neil, Linda Sims, Georgine McCartney, Betty Simpson, Marion Lillico; pass: Suzanne Dick, Betty Ann Lane, Anne Haugh. Grade VII. Sr.—First class hon- ors: Ruth Ann Crozier; honors, Nancy Kelly. Grade V1, Sr.—Honors: Pamela Stapleton, Fergus Kelly, Joan Boyce, Marlene Miller, Mary Ellen Gorwill. Grade V—Honors: Suane Haugh, Diane Bolton; pass: Agnes Carter. Grade IV—First class honors: Kathie Boshart, Mary McIntosh, Bonnie Weiglund; honors: Mar- jorie Smith, Billy Campbell (equal), Carol Ann Flannery. Grade III --First class honors: Margaret Ann Stapleton, Gene Nixon, Karen Nicholson, Carol Car- ter (equal), Corrine Smith; pass, Sandra McGonigle. Grade II—Honors: Anne Kling Theory: Grade II—First olaag. honors: Catherine Moylan, Ruth Ann Crozier (equal), Marian 1411i - co; honors: Betty Simpson. Father lolinivIchw AddressesDublinPTA The regular meeting of the St. Patrick's P.T.A. was held in Dublin on Thursday evening, June 24. The guest speaker for the evening, Father John McIver, S.F.M., urged both parents and teachers to 101 - press upon young people the im- portance of realizing that marriage is a real'vocation. A failure to understand and appreciate this fact, Father McIver pointed out, is the cause of. the decline in the number of good CathJlic families n the locality. , Father McIver also urged the teachers in a farming district to stress the true importance of agri- culture as an oecupaiion, since it s the greatest of the arts, and the foundation of the economic life of the country. It isto be regretted that so many young men are turn- ing away from the farm to adopt some other career. Farming is a science- which niust be teamed by intelligent study, discussion and experiment, and it is not enough to gather one's knowledge of it from feed and fertilizer dealers, imple- ment salesmen and farm maga- zines. He also gave a very inter- esting description of credit unions, and Mid of the great good accom- plished by such a union, founded under his guidance among the Lat- ins in San Domingo. George Duce:lame, the president, expressed the appreciation ef the audience for Father McIver's talk. Dr. Tom Melady then read to the members the new constitution for the St. Patrick's P.T.A. These con- stitutions were approved and adopt- ed. New officers for the P.T.A. were elected as follows: president, Dr. Tom Melady; vice-president, Wm. Ityan; secretary, James O'Connor; treasurer (re-elected by acclama- tion), Mrs. Joseph Shea; parent - councillors, Mrs. Wilfred O'Rourke, John Coyne: Egmondville Church Has Chicken Barbeque The chicken barbeque, sponsored by Egmondville Church and held at the Lions Park Tuesday evening, was largely attended. The chickens, cooked to perfec- tion over long pits, were eagerly consumed as they became avail- able. The event was arranged in co-operation with the Ontario Agri-, cultural College. bare Hillis, Barbara Jordan, Marian Laudenbach, Lucille Lee, Marian Lillie*, Edna Martin, Nancy Nott, Hazel Slavin, Jean Snell, Mae Bol- ton, Bill Brook, Don Brock, James Flannigan, Fred Tames, Doug Kerb, Ken Larone, John MoGavin, Don- ald McKindsey, Don MeLellan, Glenn Oliver, George Sins. Valedictorian was Beth Boyd, daughter of Mr. and Mta. Charles Boyd, of MaKillop. Kindergarten to Grade 1 Morning Class — Alllsoti, Jean; Boshart, Billy; Brady, Bruce; Car- ter, Leslie; Carter, Sue; Dinsmore, Shirley, Dickenson, Janet; Dobson, Christie; ..Edler, Gayle; Elliott, Marie; Habkirk, Brian; Harris, Linda; Kling, Peter; Lamont, San- dy; Lemon, Jack; Longstaff, Bar- bara; Matheson, Faye; McCabe, Ellen; Montgomery, Jimmy; Nich- ols, Gail; Norman, Cheryl; Oke, Elaine; Reeves, George; Rivers, Ann: Snow, John; Turnbull, Janet; Wilbee, Peter; Woodcock, Judy; Von Rooijen, Johan. Afternoon Class—Albrecht, Laur- ie; Baldwin, Philip; Beattie, Janet; Broome, Brian; 'Felker, Bobby; Gorwill, Ruth; Gray, Gary; Hol- land, John; McLean, Murdo; Mc- I4wain. Larry; Muegge, Judy; Muir, Cheryl; Moore, Wendy; Pearcey, Donna; Phillips, Jimmy; Powell, Pamela; Pryce, Elaine; Salisbury, Diane; Spittal, Paul; Stewart, Bryan; Sills, Dorlene; Smale, Donna, Watson, Bobby; Wood, Tommy. Grade 1 to Grade 11 Grade XII Margaret Achilles ; Elizabeth Axtmann; _Olive Bannerman (Math., Science); Elizabeth Blue; Clara Buchanan; Mona Clarke; Elaine Dale; Muriel Dale; Olene Dundas; Elaine Etue; Ruth Hemingway; Marie Hunt; Helen Knight (Latin); Lena Miller (Home Ec.); Barbara Patterson; Donna Riehl; Nancy Spittal; Anne Steffler; Mary Whyte. William Alcock; James Axt- mann; Wayne Ellis (Science, Book- keeping); Raymond Henderson ; Robert Juby; Gordon Kennedy; Douglas Kirkby (Latin); Murray Kirkby; George Love (Math., Sci- ence); Neil McGavin; James McIn- tesh; Donald McMillan (Science); Floyd McPhee • Ronald Muir (French); Jose11, Murray; James Pekrie; Raymond Powell; Scott Powell; Malcolm Sholdice; Ronald SrnIth. Newsprint accounts for 15 per cent of Canada% _exports. Honors—Boshart, Paul; Brady, Robbie; Elliott, Barbara; Elliott, Brenda; McDonald, Bob; McLean, Susan; Ross, Brenda; Smith, Joyce Pass Standing — Beattie, Paul; Bisback, Jimmie; Beacon, Sharon; Butt, Brenda; Campbell, Kerry; Elliott, Helen; Free, Dianne; Hem- berge-r. Marion; Hildebrand, Ron- ald; JesSoni,e. Bernie; Reiland, Joyce; Kruse, George; Lamont, Mary; Legarden, Darryl; Little, Clarence; MacDonald, Patricia; MacLennan, Bill; McLean, Mary Jenn; Moore, Cheryl; Myatt, Colin; Nixon, Lynn; Patterson, Allan; Rogge, Walter; Scott, Jimmie; Snow, Susan; Snaardon, ,Mary Ann; Steep, Donald; Stinson, Ittark4elle; Stinson, Maurice; Teylor%ay; Townsend, Ivy; Wallace; fludn Willumsen, June; Wilson, •":Allan' Wolterbeck, Clem; Wright, Blaine; Wright, Douglas. Conditional Promotion — Ast, Cheryl. Grade 11 to Grade III Honors Allison, Ross; Atkinson, Ieba•teeMaisne.Teoeri,iI.... no, Kenneth; Charters, Kaye; Hol- land. Barbara; Sillery, Peter; Smith,'Lois. Pass Standing—Adams. Yvonne; Beacom, Kathleen; Bennewies, Bar- ry; Bennewies, Jo -Anne; Berger. Nancy; Bradshaw, Louise: Byer - man, Dianne; Carter, Emily; Car- ter, Ronald: Chambers, Bobby; Christengen, Kurt; Connell, Ellen; de Boer, Carol; Dick, Joe (reeom- mended): Drager, Harvey (recom- mended); Elliott. Bilene; Fellear, Paul; Grieve. Douglas; Lane, Lyn- da; MaCDonald, Linda; McLlwain, Jimmy; Mennell. Bobby (recom- mended); Miller, Lorraine; Mills, David:, Mills, Douglas; Norman, Valerie: Plumsteel, Bobby; Powell, Linda; Pretty, Ellen; Pryce. Lin- da; Rice. Larry (recommended); Scott, Katie; Shouldice, Elizabeth. remice with you for the goodly measure of health you have ex- perienced, and we trust. that these blessings will always be yours. As a moment° of this noteworthy ev- ent, we ask you to accept a little eaine. I girt, and with it go our sincerest Albrecht. Leonard; Ast, Terry: eishes for many happy returns of Pass Standing—Adams, Pauline; your wedding anniversary. — Your Van Akker, Bennie; Beacom, Mich-INeighbors" ael; Butt. Linda; Butt. Keith i Elliott Dale Bruce; Dale I Sunday Night Band Programme Listed Family Fnen Mr.,Mrs. M Patriok Married Fifty Tears A reUnion. of their family, at -I. era which all but one of their .seiren. children were home, followed:al* -- days later by a reception ,arranged• by friends and neighberS, markt*, the 50th wedding anniversarY lot Mr. and Mrs. Montgernery Batriek,:, well-known and highly esteemed Tuckersmith residents. Mr. Patrick, who is the aon.,0 Andrew Patrick and Annie—D_„ pioneer Hibbert townshiliipOcle1114;''.; and Mazie McKenzie, datithter: r,, Donald McKenzie and'...Ebristillei Ross, of Seaforth, were raifiried.0.*: the 22nd. of June, 1904, by thelate Rev. Neil Shaw, of Egaimasille chaz,ch; The quietceremony was performed at the Egmetadvffle manse. Following the wedding ceremony the couple settled in Tuckersmith, where they have con- tinued to reside at lot 4, conces- sion 6, for the intervening years. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick have a fam- ily of two daughters and five sons. They are Mrs. 0. P. Westaway (Rossie) of Hamilton; Miss Mar- garet Patrick, of Toronto; William, of Edmonton; Neil, of Weston; Donald, of Melville, Sask.; Robert and Jack, at • home. The family, with the exception of William, were home for the anniversary occasion. In addition, Mr. Patrick's brother, William Patrick, of Wyoming, and his niece, Mrs. R. L. Norris, of Wyoming, and his sister, Mrs. • Robert Lavery, of Staffa, were pre- sent, as also were Mrs. Patrick's three brothers, Robert, of Toronto; Alex, of Orillia, and Jack, of Sea,- forth. and her sister, Miss Rena MacKenzie, Seaforth. Friends and neighbors marked the occasion and expressed their congratulations to the bride and groom of 50 years ago. On behalf of those present, Reeve James Doig of Tuckersmith read. an address, and John McKay presented an at- tractive clock to Mr. an'il Mrs. Patrick. The address is as fol- lows: "To Mr. and Mrs. Patrick: Little you thought when, fifty years ago, you were making one of the most solemn and sacred pledges that constitutes our Christian way of living, that a half century later you would be besieged by this uninvit- ed. throng. We are art happy to be here torright,.--Mr: and Mrs-. Patrick, and to rejoice with your family that you have reached your golden wed- ding anniversary. It is, truly, an accomplishment worthy of notice. Your lite together has been a con- genial, one; doubtless it was due to the fact that Mrs. Patrick knew the dual purpose of a broom—'in sun- shine use the brushy part, in storm the other end'. In common with all who live a wedded life, the years have been a mixture of sun- shine and shadow for you. There have been times of anxiety and hertache, also unforgettable seas - ®• of glad rejoicings. You have been blest to see a splendid family of boys and giris reach the time that they, too, have established homes and Mive rewarded you with dearly loved grandchildren.We Grade III to Grade IV • Honors—Campbell, Kari; Crich, Mary; Ferris, Jessie; Pryce, Gar- ry; Schneider, Darrell; Wood, Lor - ....arae, Nancy; Dellow, Marilyn; De Vries.!Corinne Sape; Drager. Jacqueline; Eat on. I11t an: Elliott. Pass Dennis. ler, Got Glenn; Felker, Lercy; Fischer. Keith; Fleming, Lee; Fraiser, Mur- iel: Grant, John; Hubert, Melvin: Kling. Anna; McLean, Kei t 11 : Moore, Kendra; Muegge, Reeves, Meta; Taylor, Gloria; Teall, Joan. Grade IV to Grade V Honors—Crozier, Donald; Chris tensen. Gerda.; Elliott, Donna; La- mont, Ted; Mc-Gonigle, Sandra: Roberton. Joan; Scott, Mary; Stew- art. Elizabeth. Pass Standing—Albrecht, Ken; Beuerman, Gloria; Beuerman, Ron- ald; Brown. George; Connell, Clay- ton; Crozier. Neil; Dale, David; Dennis, Dianne; Dick, Jimmy; Dick. Tommy; Drager, Betty; Flan- nigan, Garth; Glew, Connie; Gor- will, Nora; Hatcher, Laura; Hoel- scher, Bruce; Kelly, Peter; Mc- Llwain, Ken; McNichol, Sharon; Muegge, Bobby; Pinder, Karen; Pretty. Donley: Stinson, David; Squires, Betty; Talbot, Barbara; Teall, Bill; Watson, David. Grade V to Grade VI Honors—Bryans, Phyllis; Dick, Evelyn; McCabe. Dianne; 'McLean, Pearn; McKay, Lila; Miller, Bruce; Pethick, Lloyd"; Rowcliffe, Janet. Pass Standing — Beuerman, Grace: Berger, Donna May; Butt, Karen: de Boer, Jacob; Byerman, Larry; Calder, Andy; Carter, Mar- lene; Dinsmore, Bob; Drager, Ray- mond; Eaton, Aileen; Elliot, Em- ily; Hoggarth, Haines, Billy; Hugill, Karen; McFadden,, Billy;Murray; Myatt, Mile g Gg ei 1 b e Donrt;a lPda; t t etueinr John; Pinder, Billy; Ross Dorothy; Troutbeck, Ann; Van • Rooijen, John; Walmsley, Wayne; Willum- sen, Preben; Wright, Donald; Dal- rymponpgilaes, (61Raeor1.71.e (Rec.); Praiser, Grade VI to, Grade VII Bonors--Dobson, Lynda; Smith, The program for the band con- cert by the Seaforth Highlanders Band on Sunday, July 4, is as fol- lows: "0 'Canada,"; tuarch, "Colonel Bogey," Kenneth J. Alford; over- ture, "The Champion," Geo. South- well; waltz, "Vienna Life," Strauss; march, "National Emblem," E. E. Berkey; overture, "Three Merry Knights," Al. Hayes; waltz, "Waves of the Danube," Ivanovici; march, "Imperial," Karl L. King; overture, "The Gypsy Festival," Al. Hayes; hymn, "0 Jesus I Have Promised"; waltz, "Jesoro Mio," E. Becucci; overture, "Operatic Mingle," E. W. Berry; march, "The Aanbassador," Laurendeau; hymn, "0 Worship the King"; overture, "Best Loved Irish Melodies," Al. liayes; march, "New Annapolis," J. S. Taylor; "God Save the Queen." ; James, Edward; Brady, Ball. Nelson; Talbot, Una; Robert; Savauge, Lynda. Standing — Berger, Carl, Carol; Ferris, Gordon; Mil - don: Plumsteel, Barbara; Reith, Bob; 1,Voodcock, Merilynne; Elliott. Margaret; Dungey, Bar- bera; Crich, Judy; Adams, Janice; Hoff, ,Tack; Rowcliffe. Doug; Flem- 111R% Barry: Corby, Nancy; Austin, Bruce; Ast. Gary; De Boer, Jane; Dale. Larry; Myatt, Ronald; Ben- newiea, Wayne; Mennell, Barbara; F'raiser, Mary (Rec.) ; Dalrymple, Harold (Rec.); Weiglund, Bonnie. Grade VII to Grade VIII Honors—Boshart. Kathy; Carter, Agnes: Coutts, Glenn ; Muegge, Bet- ty; Townsend, Madelon; Brown, Sl an. l85S Standing—Albright, DOIni Andrews, Betty J.; Bach, Joan; Baker, John; Bannerman, Stewart; Bennewies, Keith (Rec.): Besse, Paul (Rec.); Boshart, Judy; Boyce. Joan; Calder, Ellen; Dick, Ann; Drager, Ken (Rec.); Eaton, Erie; Flannigan, Brian; Glew, Nancyll Gorwill, Ellen; Govenlock, Robert; Laycox, Donna; Nicholson, Karen; Nixon, Gene; Reeves, Margaret; Rouse. Beryl; "S'eoins, Ray; Srmith, Virginia; Rooijen, Saakje Von; Willis, Craig; Wilson, Wayne. Grade VIII to Grade IX Honors—Hotham, Sharon; JaMes HOward. Pass Standing—Adams, Carole; Bannerman, Ronald;, Boshart, Jaw; Brbome, Tom; Charters, Joan Dick, Joan; Dungey, Roy; Herten, Patricia; Jessome, Wayne; Little, Margaret; McMaster, Paul; Miller, Marlene; Munroe, Mac; Smug% Ssndra; Scott, John; Shannon, haw bel; Sims Linda; Watson, Rich- ard Wright Robert; bItotMg,41keb Pulp and paper accounts Ear Clint third of all the electric powor CO& gumption hi Canadian WW1%