The Wingham Advance-Times, 1963-08-22, Page 10?age 2 ,. W ghaln Advance -Times, Thursday, August 22, 1963
Grade 13 Results at WDHS
Ja,ndt Beaeroft: I7n&, C. 53, Fr,
C,,65 1...A, 60 Let. A. 59, Lat.
C. 5$, Roger iBieman: Alg. 69,
Bat. 64, Chem, 82, Eng. I+ 66,
Fr. C. 69 Fr. A. 50. Denstds
Callau: A. 63, Chem. 83 Eng.
C. 67, Eng. L. 62, Fr. C. 55. Fr.
A. 66, Geom. 77 Phy. 74, Trig.
74. Anne Cardiff: Bot, 70, Eng.
C. 68, Eng. L. 62, Fr. C. 67, Fr.
A. 65, Dist. 84, Lat. A. 74, Lat.
C. 66, George Conn: Mag. C. 68,
Geom. 10 4'H Fr.
86 $6Lt Fr. A. 74.
Lat. C. 86, Phy. 88.
Yvonne Connelly: Bot. 77. Eng. C.
50, Eng. L. 66, Fr. C. 67, Fr, A, 89,
Hist, 70, Lat. A. 61, Lat. C. 73
Douglas Coupes: Alg. 79, Chem. 82,
Eng. C. 80, Eng. L. 71, Fr. A. 63,
Geom. 88. Trig. 76, Murray Coulter:
Alg, 80. Chem. 94, Eng. C. 75. Eng.
I,. 76, Fr. C. 72, Fr. A. 68, Geom.
85, Pity. 90..'Frtg. 88. Carol Craw
ford: Bot. 74, Eng. C. 56, Eng. L.
56. Fr. C. 60, Fr. A. 57. Hist. 73,
Lat. A. 68, Lat. C. 67. Julia Crutk.
shank: Bot. 84. Eng. C. 76. Eng, L.
85. Fr. C 76, Fr. A. 80, lust, 88,
Lat. A. 78, Let. C. 84, Zoo. 94.
Barry Currie: Bot, 64, Geom. 53,
Zoo. 55. Dianne Dalmer: Chem. 53.
Karen Elliott: Chem. 83, Eng. C.
60, Eng. L. 74, Fr. C. 6?. Fr. A. 65,
7Hutt. 71, Lat. A. 58, L3.1.0, 70 Pity.
Douglas uC. 69ng For{40 Che53,
BarrEng
y, Ey
Fuller: Che*,, 67, Eng, C. 58,
Eng. L. 81. Pay. 43. Trig. 55. John
Halliday A1g, 78, Chem, 80, Eng.
C. 60, Hew. L. 64, Fr. C. 51, Geom.
63, PM'. 64, Trig. 59. Neal Hardie:
Sot, 63 Eng. C. 55, Eng. L. 58,
Hist. 56, Zoo. 63.
.enneth Harrison: AIg, 51, Chem.
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59, Edg, C.,53 Sing. L. 55, Phy. 65.
Robert Hol eatech:3g. 52, Eng•
C. 76, .Geom. 50. 'Trig. 59. Paul
Jardin: Chem, 57, Eng. C. 52,
Geom. 58, Phy 55. Trig. 59, Wil-
liam Jeffrey: Chem. 63. Eng. C. 56,
: Eng. L. 55, Hist. 62, Phy. 50. Mur -
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ray Kerr: Alg. 58, Chem. 59, Geom.
63 Phy. 58, Trig. 72, Mary Kingt
Bot. 59, Chem. 59. Eng. C. 84, Eng,
L. 58, Fr. A. 53, Htst, 68, Lat. A, 73,
Lat. C. 67.Betty Ante Lapp: Bot, 50,
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Eng. C. 56. Eng. L. 63, Fr. C. 57,
Fr. A. 58, Silt, 59, Lat. A. 81, Lat.
C. 75, Zoo. 55. Carol Louttit:
58, Eng. C. 50, Eng. L, 58, Fr, C.
70, Fr. A, 63, Lat. A. 82, Lat. C. 74,
Trig. 71, Zoo. 58. Malcolm Mac-
Kay: Bot. 60, Chem. 58, Geom. 55.
Sandra MacLennan: Bot. 68,
Chem. 74, Eng. C. 56, ELng, L, 53,
Fr, C. 66, Fr. A. 59, Lat. A. 65,
Lat. C. 73. Alan 'McDonald:
Chem. 70, Geom. 60, Phy, 56,
Donald McDowell: Mg. 61,
I Chem. 71, Eng. C. 56. Eng. L. 60,
Fr. A. 53. Geom. 57, Phy. 73, Wal.
ton McKibbon: Bot. 55. Zoo, 50,
Murray McLennan: Alg. 70. Bot. 76,
Chem. 82, Eng. C. 73, Eng. L. 67
Geom, 75, Phy, 84, Trig. 89. Donald
McTavish: Chem. 69, Eng. C, 54,
Eng. L. 60, Fr. C. 59, Fr, A, 55,
Geom. 72, Phy. 69, Trig. 73. John
Madill: Chem. 55, Eng. C. 53, Eng.
L, 50, Geom. 53, Trig, 58.
Gwendolyne Martin: Bot. 70, Eng,
C. 68, Eng. L. 73, Fr. C. 73, Fr. A,
69, Hist. 80, Lat. A. 83, Lat. C. 66,
Lucille Merkley: Chem. 64, Eng, C.
58, Eng. L. 53, Fr. C. 60. Elizabeth
Merrick: Bot, 55, Eng, C. 56, Eng,
L. 63, Fr. C. 54, Fr. A. 50, Hist. 80,
Lat. A. 59, Lat. C. 60. Thomas Mil-
len: Chem. 75, Eng, C. 58, Geom,
54. Phy. 64, Trig. 59, Angela Mitch-
ell: Chem, 58, Eng, C. 60, Phy, 50.
j Muriel Moore: Eng. C. 68, Eng. L.
71, Fr. C. 57, Fr. A. 67, Geom. 57,
Hist, 89, Lat. A. 82, Lat. C. 59.
Helen O'Malley' Alg, 57, Bot, 78,
Chem. 73, Eng, C. 64, Eng. L. 50,
Geom. 77, L,a,, A. 70, Lat. C. 71,
Michael O'Malley: AIg. 62, Chern,
82, Eng. C. 56. Eng. L. 63, Fr. C.
63, Fr, A 61, Geom. 68, Phy, 77,
Trig. 75.
Jane Reid: Bot. 82, Eng. C. 60,
Eng, L. 67, Fr. C. 50, Fr. A. 59,
Hist, 80, Lat. A. 66, Lat, C. 50. Cor-
inne Rhame: Eng. C. 63. Cameron
Robinson: Chem. 73, Eng. C. 59,
Eng, L. 60. Geom. 53, Phy. 58,
Trig. 63. Sandra Rowe: Bot, 74,
Chem. 81, Eng. C. 74, Eng, L. 76,
Fr. C. 70, Fr, A. 71. Hist. 75, Lat,
A. 66, Lat, C. 70.
Mary E. Shackleton: Alg. 55, Bot.
64, Chem. 66, Eng. C, 58, Eng. L.
55, Zoo. 50. Robert Shackleton: Alg.
51, Chem. 61. Eng. C, 58, Eng. L.
50, Fr. C. 53, Fr. A. 53. Glenn
Sklnn: Alg. 51, Chem. 61, Eng.
C. 69, Fr. A. 62, Geom. 51,
Phy. 58, Trig. 55. Rae Smith: Alg.
51, Chem. 69, Eng. C, 66, Eng. L.
55, Geom. 57, Phy. 63, Trig, 51, Zoo.
50. Douglas Spry: Bot. 64, Eng. C.
65, Eng. L. 50, Fr. 0, 61, Fr. A. 64,
Geom. 59, Hist. 64, Trig. 57, Zoo.
64.
Evelyn Stephens: Bot. 78, Eng,
C, 75, Eng. L. 70, Fr. C. 62, Fr.
A. 70, Hist. 67, Lat. A. 68, Lat.
C. 67, Alex Strong: Alg, 68,
Chem, 75, Eng. C. 66, Eng.
L. 56, Fr. C. 58, Fr. A. 61, Geom.
60, Phy, 77, Trig. 59. John Strong:
Alg. 52, Chem. 64, Eng. C. 63, Eng,
L. 62, Fr, A. 50, Geom. 54, Phy. 69,
Trig. 52. Lynne Stuckey: Bot, 80,
Chem. 70, Fr. C. 65, Fr. A. 71,
Geom. 57, Trig, 64, Douglas Thom-
as: Bot. 63, Zoo. 59. Gerald Thom-
as: Eng. C. 50, Eng, L. 57, Lat. A.
58, Lat. C. 57. Hilda Tiffin: Bot. 70,
Chem. 66, Eng. C. 74, Eng. L. 62,
Fr. C. 71, Fr, A. 61, Geom. 54, Lat.
A. 56, Lat. C. 81. Doris Troupe:
Eng. C. 66. Eng. L. 67, Fr. C. 73.
Fr, A. 75, Hist, 71, Lat, A. 70, Lat.
C. 67.
Elbert Vandonkersoged: Eng. C.
56, Eng. L. 57, Fr. C. 65, Fr. A. 63,
Ger. C. 51, Hist. 71, Lat. A. 62, Lat.
C. 73. Anne Wightman: Eng. C. 76,
Eng. L. 79, Fr. C. 66, Fr. A. 63,
Geom, 50, Hist. 74, Lat. A. 54, Lat.
C. 57.
Grade 12 students writing grade
13 papers.
Philip Adams: Zoo. 53. Donald
Bateman: Eng. C. 51, Phy. 67.
Wayne Caslick: Zoo. 82, Brenda
Conron: Zoo. 61. Linda Coultes:
Zoo. 75. Marie Coupes: Zoo. 72.
David Griffiths: Zoo. 59. Alex Ham-
ilton: Zoo, 61. Gall Henderson:
Zoo. 55. }Cathleen Hodgins: Zoo. 80.
Patrick King: Zoo. 64. Alan Mac-
Rae: Hot. 06. Eng. C. 54, Eng. L.
52, Hist. 67.
William McBurney: Eng. C. 59,
Eng. L. 52. Judith McKibbon: Zoo.
73. Adeline McKinney: Zoo. 61. Jo-
seph McKinnon: Hist, 51. Wayne
Martin: Zoo. 65. Elaine Moffat.: Zoo,
59. Elwin Moore: Zoo. 80. Hugh
Mundell: Zoo. 81. Claudia Nortntn-
ton: Zoo. 87, Thomas Powell: Zoo.
79. Susanne Reynolds: Zoo. 68. Hel-
en Runstedtler: Zon. 65. Larry
Simpson: Zoo. 63. Julia Thornton:
Zoo. 79.
Grade 11 writing grade 13 papers.
Frederick Alcorn: Bot 68. Ken-
neth Anderson: Bot. 70. Douglas
Bieman: Bot. 64. Keith Bone: Bot.
54, Sandra Cameron: Bot. 64, Ruth
Casagrande: Bot, 58. Gail Dins-
more: Bot. '70. Jack Galbraith, Bat.
57. Mary Ruth Haugh: Bot. 64.
Myrna Ireland: Bot, 72. George,
Kerr: Bot. 63. Brenda MacLen-
nan: Bot. 75. Joyce Procter: Ilot.
69. James Robinrion: Bot. 77,
Mary Ann Scha.efer: Bat, 79,
Floyd Smith: Bat, 56. Louis
Stadelmsat: Bot. 76. Lorna.
Woods: Bot. 72.
FISH THE BANKS
For the last 500 years fleets
of every important maritime
nation have fished the Grand
Banks orf Newfoundland.
Benmiller United Church
was decorated with white,
orange and yellow glads on
Saturday when Robert Paul Moss
of Goderich, son of Mr. and
Mrs. John Moss, Goderich,
took as his bride Barbara Joan
Brindley of R, R, No, 5, Goder-
ich, daughter of Mr, and Mrs.
Charles Brindley.
Rev. A. C. Dukelow of
Victoria United Church per-
formed the double -ring service.
The organist was Miss Crystel
Straughan of Benmiller and the
soloist was Miss Shirley Fowler
of Goderich.
The bride, given in marri-
age by her father, was beauti-
ful in a full-length gown of
embroidered organza over
bridal taffeta. The skirt was
puffed at the hipline and caught
with tiny handmade bows, The
tiny basque waist had a sabrina
neckline and lily -point sleeves.
Her four -tiered silk illusion
pouffe veil was held with a
regal crown of seed pearls and
swiss mohair, She carried a
crescent cascade of white car-
nations and gardenias.
Miss Ruth Brindley of London
was her sister's maid of honour
and Miss Linda Brindley of
Goderich, sister of bride, and
Miss Mary Brindley, cousin of
Key to Subject
Abbreviations
AIg.-Algekw
Bot, -Botany,
Chem. -Chemistry.
Eng. C. -English Compositio3t.
Eng, L. -English Literature.
Fr. C. -French Composition.
Fr. A.. -French Authors.
Ger, A.-Gernt.zn Authors,
Ger. C. -German Composition.
Geog.-Geography.
Geom.-Geometry.
Gk. A. -Greek Authors.
Gk. C.-Greck Composition.
Ital. A. -Italian Authors.
Ital. C. --Italian Composition.
Hist,-Hi3tory.
Lat. A. -Latin Anthony.
Lat, C. -Latin Composition.
Mus. -Music.
Phy.-Phystrs.
Sp. A. -Spanish Authors.
Sp. C. -Spanish Composition.
Trig. -T rigotontct ry,
Zoo. -Zoology.
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bride, also of Goderich,- were
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attired alike in apricot sata-
peau gowns with scooped neck-
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controlled skirts had garlands
of rosettes falling at the sides
and a little bow at the back.
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at a miscellaneous shower at
which many lovely and useful
gifts were received.
The nursing staff of New
Liskeard and District Hospital
also held a miscellaneous
shower for Miss McKague, who
had been on the nursing staff
for the past two years.
On Monday evening, August
5th, a shower was held in the
Wingham Council Chamber,
with friends, neighbors and
relatives attending. Contests
were enjoyed during the eve-
ning, after which an address
was read and the bride -elect
was presented with a beautiful
pole light, a set of TV tables,
a lovely amber goblet, a
clothes hamper and a sum of
money.
Jane sincerely thanked
everyone for their kindness. A
delightful lunch was served by
the hostesses, Audrey McKague,
Helen McKague, Jean Mac-
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