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Grade XIII June Results
Al Wingham District N. S.
Angus, Robert J.--Eng Comp 65;
Zool 66; Chem 51.
Bennett, Paul D.-Eng Comp 66;
:Eng Lit 54; Geam 50; Trig & Sta-
ties 75; Phys 66; Chem 69.
Burrell, glizai)etA-1;:ing tiornp 62;
Eng Lit 63; Fr Auth 53; Fr Comp
Campbell, John R.- -Eng Comp 51,
Carnalehael, Peter-Eng Comp 52;
Sig Lit 54; gist 53; Zool 52,
Cronin, Mary J.-Eng Comp 74;
ng Lit 53; Alg 58; Bat 61;. Zool
15; Lat Auth 73; :Let Comp 69; Fr
Auth 55; 'Fr Comp 63,'
Dallimore, William • Eng Comp
5,2; Eng Lit 59; Zool 53.
i•Douglas, Anne-Alg 55; Bot 58;
Zopl 71; Let Auth 58; Lat Comp 65.
Gaunt,' John D.-Eng Comp 60;
Eng Lit SO;.Fr Auth 61.
Gowing, Thelma-Eng Comp 74;
Eng Lit 74; Bot 77; Zool 84; Chem
79; Lat Auth 82; Let Comp 78; Fr
Auth 72; Fr Comp 72.
Grainger; Ruth - Eng Comp 53;
Zool 51,
Henderson, Ruth-Eng Comp 57; Eng Lit 68; Bot 71; Zool 83; Chem
09; Lat Auth 80; Let Comp 68; Fr
Auth 66; Fr Comp 71,
Hubbard, Sharon-Eng Camp $1;
Eng Lit 51; Bat .61;,,Zovi 63.
Envies, 13rencia-rmg --;*41111) 91;
Eng Lit 57; Alg 60; Bet 66; Zool 69;
Lat Auth 76; Let Camp 69; Fr Auth
54; Fr Comp 69.
*Ja-rdin, Lyman-Hist 68; Bot 58;
,Zool 50.
Jones, George - Eng Comp 52;
Mist 54.
Kirkton, Elaine-Eng Comp 56;
Alg 63; Geom 62; Lat. Comp 52,
Lockride, Douglas,- Eng Camp
57; Hist 57; Phys 53, a
MacInnis, Eugene Eng Lit 53.
MacKay, Malcolm - Eng Comp
51; Mg 53,
McBurney, Grant-Eng Comp 64;
Bag Tixt 55; Alg 71; Geom 70; Zool
51; Phys 74; Chem 50; Fr Auth 51;
Fr Comp 51.
McDonald, Elizabeth-Eng Comp
50; Eng Lit 57; Alg 79; Georn 68;
Zool 59; Chem 55; Lat Auth 58;
Let Comp 51.
,McDonald, Karen-Eng Comp 52;
Eng Lit 63; Alg 53; Bat 68; Zool 75;
Let Auth 55; Lat Comp 53; Fr Auth
51; Fr Comp 50.
MoKibbon, Walton - Eng Comp
59; Phys 51,
MeTeviSh, Alan-Eng Camp 50;
Eng Lit Si.; Alg 55; Trig & Statics
43; Bot, 63; ZOO1 61; Phys 80.
Melvin, :Marilynn - Eng Lit 66;
Hist 70; Bat 78; Zoo' 76; Litt Auth
68; Let Comp 76; Fr Auth 63; Fr
Comp 73,
MerkleY, John-Eng Lit 56.
Mil' .n, Donna - Eng Comp 58;
Eng Lit 70; Bat 77; Zool 74; Lat
Auth 5'T; Let Camp 66; Pr Auth 53;
Fr Camp 60,
Miller, Linde-Eng Comp 51; Eng
Lit 70; Hist 57; Bat 51; Zool 53,
Murray, Donald - Mg 66; Geom
65; Trig & Statics 04; Phys 67;
Chcm 60.
Porter, Pamela - Eng Camp 74;
Eng Lit 76; Hist 91; Alg 63; Zool
82; Let Auth 77; Let Comp 81; Fr
Auth 77; Fr, Comp 84,
Reid, Robinson - Eng Comp 61;
Hist 75; Mg 55; Chem 60.
Sanderson, David -Eng Comp 66;
Eng Lit 54.
Scott, Murray-Eng Comp 58.
Smith, Donald - Eng Comp 57;
Eng Lit 54; Hist 63; Bot 64; Zoo],
66; Chem 56; Fr Auth 52,
Smith, Lyle-Eng Comp 54; Eng
Lit 63; Alg 73; Geom 66; Trig &
Statics 65; Phys 66; Chem 69; Fr
Auth 54; Fr Comp 59.
Statia, Paul-Eng Comp 61; Zool
51,
Stuckey, Lawrence -Eng Comp
78; Eng Lit 63; Alg 75; Geom 73;
Trig & Statics 81; Phys 83; Chem
Serni.,Annual Event
Will Be Held Here
Ernest Falconer, presiding rain-,
inter of the Wingham congregation.
of Jehovah's Witnesses, announced
this week the coming semi-annual
circuit convention to be held in the
Wingham District High School in.
mid-September. Mr. Falconer has
just returned from a meeting Of
36 ministers held in the Durham
Kingdom Hall in connection with
this event.
During the three hour session
Winston Peacock, circuit Supervisor
of Jehovah's Witnesses, gave final
instruction, which brought to frui-
tion two months of planning for
this gathering. "It is expected that
18 departments will function to
make the assembly a succeas,"
said Mr. Falconer.
76; Fr Auth 57; Fr Comp 53.
Thompson, Jean-Eng Comp 62;
Eng Lit 52,
Tolton, Sheila - Eng Comp 73;
Eng Lit 67; Hist 65; Alg 61; Bot 75;
Zool 64.
Vivian, John-Phys 56,
Wightman, Margaret-Eng Comp
66; Eng Lit 51; Alg 53; Bot 54;
Zool 59; Lat Auth 53; Let Comp
57; Fr Auth 50; Fr Comp 63,
Wilkinson, Thomas - Phys 51;
Chem 62.
Woods, Elizabeth-Eng Comp 57;
Eng Lit 56; Trig & Statics 50; Bot
51; Zool 61; Phys 55; Chem„161.
Woods, Keith-Alg 77; Geom 57;
Trig & Statics 69; Phys 67; Chem
64,
Wormworth, Edwarde - Eng
Comp 71,
Zinn, Elizabeth - Eng Comp 57;
Eng Lit 55; Zool 51; Fr Auth 57;
Fr Comp 58.
Grade XII students writing Grade
XIII subjects:
Byron Adams, Zool 60; Douglas
Coultes, Zool 77; John De Yong,
Zool 60; Paul Galbraith, Zool 84;
Eleanore Goy, Zool 82; Mark Ham-
ilton, Zool 92; Jane Hetherington,
Zool 84; Ruth Hodgins, Zoo]. '82;
Pamella Husser, Zool 74; Shirley
Johnston, Zool 53; Barbara Xing,
Zool 81; Bruce MacDonald, Zool 81;
Glora MacDonald, Zool 58; Sue Ne-
smith, Zool 77; Patricia Norminton,
Zool 62; Michael O'Malley, Zool 53;
Brain Schaefer, Zool 81; Susan
Sellers, Hist 81; Lois Simmons, Zool
72; Lynne Stuckey, Zool 52; Neil
Turnbull, Zool 76; Roy Vivian, Zool
68.
Barry McQuillin
Wed in Kitchener
Pink and white gladioli formed
the setting in St. Andrew's Presby-
terian Church, Kitchener, when
Marriage vows were exchanged by
Susan Margaret Scott and Barry
Lane MeQuillin, Saturday, August
19th, Rev. Chester Lewis officiated
at the double-ring ceremony.
Mr, and Mrs. Harold F. beat,
Waterloo, are the bride's parents.
The bridegroom is the younger son
of Mr. and Mrs. Fred J, McQuillin,
R, R. 1„Lucknow.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, chose a silk organza
gown, with daisy appliques accent-
ing the sabring neckline and the
bouffant formal skirt, Matching ap-
pliques trimmed the fingertip veil
which was caught to a tiara of seed
pearls and crystals. She carried
white roses with a white New
Testament.
Miss Lyall Scott, of Waterloo,
was maid of honor for her sister,
and Miss Marilyn Hall, of Kitch-
ener, was bridesmaid, Their gowns
were pale pink dotted nylon over
white silk, styled with scalloped
necklines and short scalloped
sleeves. They wore veiled pink
nylon bow headdresses and car-
ried nosegays of pink and white
carnations,
Ivan E. McQuillin, of Elmira, was
his brother's groomsman, and
guests were ushered by Murray
A. Gaunt, of Wingham, and Lee
Ruppel, Waterloo, a cousin of the
bride,
Bruce McTavish, of Toronto,
played traditional wedding music
on the organ,
For the reception at Berkley
Steak House, the bride's mother re-
ceived in a jacket sheath dress of
sea green linen with white acces-
sories and a corsage of pink roses.
She was assisted by the groom's
mother wearing a sheath of mys-
tique cloud organza with taffy
coloured accessories and •a white
gardenia corsage.
Following a wedding trip to the
Haliburton highlands the young
couple will reside at 16 Admiral
Road, Kitchener,
The bride and groom are gradu-
ates of the Stratford Teachers'
College and are members of the
teaching staff of Waterloo Board of
Education. Barry is a graduate of
Wingham District High School.
Marg. Jamieson,
J. Keith Moffatt
Exchange Vows
Port Elgin United Church manse
was the scene of a pretty wedding
on Saturday, Aug. 5th, at 2.30
p.m. when Margaret Anne Jamie-
son„daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mof-
fatt Jamieson, of R.R. 4, Port El-
gin, became the bride of John Keith
Moffatt, son of Mr, and Mrs. Burns
Moffatt of Bluevale. Rev. J, H.
Slade officiated at the ceremony.
The bride chose a street-length
dress of white silk bombazine with
short sleeves and hand-appliqu-
ed motifs. The fitted bodice with
scoop neckline was trimmed with
irridescent pearls and sequins. Her
veil of silk illusion with embroid-
ered edge was caught by an aurora
borealis •crown with drop pearls
and she wore jewellery to match,
a gift of the groom. She carried
a cascade of red roses with white
stephanotis.
Lois Jamieson attended her sis-
ter and wore a dress of yellow or-
ganza over taffeta with bouffant
skirt, featuring a shirred bodice
and cap sleeves. Her headpiece was
of yellow tulle flowers and she
carried a semi-cascade of yellow
and white carnations.
Harold Johnston of R.R. 4, Wing-
ham, attended the groom.
Following the wedding a recep-
tion was held in the church par-
lor, at which the bride's mother
received guests in a dress of blue
and white silk jersey with white
accessories, and a corsage of pink
carnations. The groom's mother
assisted, wearing a dacron floral
sheath with pink accessories and a
corsage of white carnations.
For a wedding trip to the eastern
States, the bride chose a blue and
white printed silk dress with mat-
ching blue duster and white ac-
cessories, She wore a corsage of
pink and white carnations.
The young couple will reside in
Wingham.
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Br, Mortgage Opens
Office at . Hanover
A new branch office of British
Mortgage and Trust Company was
opened this week in Hanover. Lo-
cated in the Schlegel block, this of-
fice will provide temporary quar-
ters until the new British Mort-
gage •building is erected one half-
block west of the post office. Plans
for this building are in progress,
and it is expected that tenders will
be called for early in September.
A full range of financial and
trust services will be available, in-
eluding •mortgage loans on first-
class residential, commercial and
farm properties; trust and agency
services, estate planning, British
Mortgage retirement savings plan,
guaranteed investment certificates
and a savings department.
Founded in 1877, British Mort-
gage has assets of Over $47,000,000
with paid-up capital of $1,058,400
and general reserves of $1,700,000.
Head office of British Mortgage is
located in Stratford. A branch of.
flee will also be opened shortly in
ListoWel.
Brides Attendants
Are Three Sisters
Rev. K. Griffiths officiated on
August 12 for the wedding in
Brussels Baited Church of Mary
Maxine Meehan and Ernest Lynn
Morrison. Baskets of gladioli, dah-
lias and other assorted flowers dec-
orated the church.
Miss Marion Hoover played tra-'
:talc::: wedding music and Miss
Mary Lee Hollenbecir sang "0,
Perfect Love" and "The Wedding
The bride .j.5' the daughter of Mrs.
Lawrence Machan, of Brussels, and
the late Mr. Machan, and the groom
is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Chester
Morrison, R. R. 5, VVinghatra.
Clarence Machan, eldest brother
of the bride, gave his sister in mar-
riage. She chose a floor-length
gown of Chantilly lace with fitted
bodice and lily-point sleeves. The
neckline was trimmed with seed
pearls and irrideseent sequins.
Tiers of Chantilly lace formed a
bouffant skirt. The bride's head-
piece was a queen's cornet of pearls
intertwined with crystal beads, with
three crystal drops in front, It held
the imported silk illusion re-em-
broidered circular fingertip veil.
The only jewellery worn was a
set of crystals, gift of the groom.
She carried a cascade of red roses,
stephanotis and trailing ivy and
white mums,,
Mrs. Joan Barwick, Trenton, was
matron of honor, and Miss Gail
Meehan, Brussels, was bridesmaid.
Miss Patricia. Meehan, Brussels,
was flower girl. All •are sisters of
the bride.
The matron of honor and brides-
maid wore identical silk organza
dresses with colored flowers em-
bossed over satin skirts, pink flow-
ered headbands with pink and
white accessories and carried cas-
cades of pink carnations and white
stepahotis. They wore pearl neck-
laces and matching earrings.
The flower girl was attired in a
White silk organza.. over taffeta
dress with printed flowered cum-
merbund and a pink flowered head-
dress, Her accessories were white
and she carried a basket of pink
carnations and white stephanotis
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and moans.
Carman Hown.tt, of Blyth, was the
beat man. The ring hearer 'was
Lawrence Machan, of Brussels,
brother of the bride. Kenneth. Me-
Kenzie, of Toronto, was the usher.
The church parlor was decora-
ted with pink and white streamers
and bells and summer flowers for
the reception which followed,
Guests 'were present from Trenton,
Lucknow, Toronto, Blyth and
Wingham.
The bride's mother wore a black
and white checked arnel sheath
with matching jacket, Meek and
white hat and green accessories.
The groom's mother was dressed in
a brown printed silk ensemble with,
green accessories and they both had
red rose corsages.
For the trip to the Thousand.
Islands and Niagara Falls the bride
chose a powder blue linen suit with
white accessories and a corsage of
red roses and blue cornflowers.
They will reside on the groom's
farm, R. R. 5, Wingham,
Mother Buried in
Conestoga Cemetery
Mrs. Clayton Schiefele, 67, of
R.R. 2, Waterloo, died Saturday,
August 12th, at the Kitchener-Wa-
terloo Hospital after a brief ill-
ness.
The former Nora Rosenberger,
she was born April 24, 1894, in Wil-
mot Township, a daughter of the
late Mr. and Mrs, Abram Rosen-
berger. She was a resident of R.R.
2, Waterloo, for the past 45 years,
and was a member of Benton
Street Baptist Church, Kitchener.
Surviving are her husband, to
whom she was married June 28,
1916, in Kitchener; two sons, Bruce
of •Kitchener and Glenn of Wing-
ham; two sisters, Mrs. Cecil Ma-
this of St. Cloud, Florida, and Mrs.
Myra Fiser of Pomano Beach,
Florida, and three grandchildren.
The' funeral was' •held • Unz'Trues'i'
day, Aug. 15th, from the Rats-
Bechtel funeral home with Rev,
Leander Roblin officiating. Burial
was made In the Conestogo ceme-
tery.
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