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24 THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Thursday, July §, 1953 Weird Beastie Invades Town NEW HAMBURG (CP)--A slimy three-toed creature with a hideous tail crawls the streets of this south- western Ontario town by night and hides by day, Police Chief George Thomas said today. The 2,200 resi- dents are in a dither. The chief says it's no joke and won't rest until he kills "this beast." He has already taken a couple of shots at 'it. Deep marks in the ground, made _ by the three toes on two legs, have been seen clearly in, the morning. The heavy tail has also left an imprint. '"This is no joke," the chief said. "In fact it will be a tragedy if anyone is attacked by it." He said he caught a glimpse of the creature Saturday night as it was half-running, h al f-crawling back to its lair somewhere near the Nith river." "I fired at it with my revolver, but it was too dark to tell whether I had nicked it or not. I'll be wait- ing every night from now on." Townspeople are also on the watch. Mothers have forbidden their children to go near the river. Chief Thomas figures the creat- ure to stand about three feet and weighs about 50 pounds. Dr. F. A. Urquhart, director of zoology at Toronto's Royal On- |tario Museum, said the creature might be either an America® bit- tern or a great blue heron, both large water birds. He said both birds have three toes and are common in Canada. PROMOTIONS (Continued from Page 3) Schewaga, Malivena; Stark, Wil- son, Thompson, Orville. Virgin, Geraldean. The promotion of the following students will be in effect only after they have fulfilled certain require- ments in Supplementary Reading; they should prepare this workdur- ing the summer for submission to the teacher of English in Septem- ber;ap proved books may be ob- tained at the Public Library: Andor, Charles. Bell, James; Bombay, Calvin; Brant, Murray. Clarke, James; ald. Day, Morris. Fisher, Alvin; Fisher, John. Gabourie, Gregory; Grant, Den- Colwell, Don- ton. Halliday, Murray; Harris, James; Hooper, Barry; Hornsby, Glenn. Jackson, Robert; Jubenville, Gor- on. Kelly, David. Lagerquist, David; Lee, Lloyd; |] Lesley, Philip. MacDonald, Robert; MeArthur, Bruce; McClelland, William; Me- Kay, Gary C.; Manning, William; Marden, Kenneth; Morrison, Rob- ert; Mountenay, Robert; Myers, Monte. Norton, Larry. Peter, Michael. Ryan, Bartholomew. Simpson, John; Spiers, Robert; Sutton, Robert. Taylor, Ronald; Theberge, Tho- mas; Thompson, Fred. Willoughby, Kerry. PROMOTED TO GRADE XI GENERAL COURSE FIRST CLASS "HONOURS Bear, Beverley; Black, Esther. Cain, Marilyn; Canning, Sheila. Elcock, Barbara; Elliott, Shirley. Grace, Mary Ann. Hall, Barbara; Hilts, Barbara; , Holden, Robert. Leigh, Linda; Lewis, Roger. MacMillan, Anna' Jean; Me- Laughlin, Dorothy; Major, Gwen; Miller, Marilyn; Morrow, Lorfa; Moss, Marcia. Perkin, David. Reid, Evelyn. Scott, Ellen, Terwillegar, Mary. Walker, Joy; Wehnert, Luise; Wright, Joyce. SECOND CLASS HONOURS Beard, Alan; Begin, Paul; Blight, William; Byrnes, Timothy. Caufield, Allan; Cook, i eissberger, rtha; e, Beverly; Godden, Mary Ann. Houston, John; Humphreys, John. Jack, David; James, Judith. Kerr, Nprman. McBride, Douglas; McCaughey, | Orval; Millman, Gayle; Murphy, David. Redpath, Dorothy; Reid, Clyde. Scott, Donald; Snowden, Ann; Snowden, Richard. Vander Gaast, Thys. White, Elizabeth; Whittington, Carol; Wilson, Richard. ; Young, Archie. THIRD CLASS HONOURS Bateman, Barclay; Joan. Cornish, Mary. Evenstein, Sybil. Fleming, Alan. Gabourie, Marian; Gedge, Nor- ma; Gibbie, Janice. Hutcheon, Ronald. Kellington, William; Eleanor. Lowry, Lynn. Manuel, Robert. Smith, Marjorie, Gray, Kenneth; Gill, William. Irwin, Michael. Lapko, Tiiu. Petre, Norma. PROMOTED PROVISIONALLY Cowie, Marion. Essery, Elaine. Kirkland, MacLeod, Eileen; McRae, Miche ael. O'Malley, Joseph. Piatti, John. Sprager, Mary; Sutton, Taylor, Robert. Ulrich, George. COMMERCIAL COURSE FIRST CLASS HONOURS Rusnell, Donna. SECOND CLASS HONOURS Angus, Barbara; Ayes, Joan. Blair, Wanda. Clark, Glenna; Cochrane, Barb- ara. Fisher, Jacqueline. Gales, Gwendolyn; Gilbert, Dor- een; Gladman, Dorothy. Irwin, Shirley. Koltucki, Sophie; Kroll, Lillian. MacGregor, June; Mayne, Mar- lene. Puskas, Elizabeth. Sargent, Beverly. THIRD CLASS HONOURS Phyllis. Beauchemin, Louise Bino, Jud- | ith Bishop, Helen. Courtney, Eunice. Dionne, Mary. Henry, Louise; Hill, Elizabeth; Houston, Joan. Johnson, Angela. Lang, Irene; Logeman, Bettie; Lyons, Shirley. McCormack, Phyllis. Rennie, Elinor. Sheridan, Ann; Smith, Shirley. CREDIT STANDING Brotherwood, Norma. Clarke, Maureen. Kirby, Marilyn. PROMOTED PROVISIONALLY Authors, Gail. Brown, Margaret, Cole, Marilyn. Fice, Marilyn Kinsman, Joan; Knapp, Eva; Ku- charski, Lily. Mcinroy, Doreen; ilyn. Pasiuk. Annie COMBINED COMMERCIAL, AND INDUSTRIAL COURSE SECOND CLASS HONOURS Smarz, Mary; Mackie, Mar- Bowyer, | Laviolette, Robert. THIRD CLASS HONOURS | Hamilton, Ross. | PROMOTED PROVISIONALLY | Greeptree, Neilson. | |. PROMOTED TO GRADE XI INDUSTRIAL COURSE | | SECOND CLASS HONOURS | | Barton, Clifford. | Wonnacott, Robert. THIRD CLASS HONOURS eo ] Bruyea, Fred. | Ferguson, Garry. Pidwerbecki, Nester. Van Dewalker, Eugene. CREDIT STANDING Abthorpe, Francis. | las. McLean, Larry; Munro, Donald. | PROMOTED PROVISIONALLY | Peel, Walter. | | Simcoe, Robert. | | The promotion of the following | students will be in effect only after | {they have fulfilled certain require- | {ments in Supplementary Reading; Hamilton, David; Harris, Doug- |, Ran For Father As 2 Sank VANCOUVER (CP)--Only daddy could help. When nine-year-old Lois Birch- more saw her two sisters drowning last Tuesday night, she ran a quarter of a mile to get her father, sobbing all the while. She paid no attention to eight other swimmers who were within 100 feet of the sisters. When Lois found her father on his front porch she screamed: "The kids went down and didn't come up." The father, Cyril Birchmore, reached the pool to find Ethel Joy, 14, and Mabel Lianne, 11, dead. Swimmers. nearby knew nothing of the tragedy until he dived into the pool and recovered the bodies. they should prepare this work dur- ing the summer for submission to the teacher of English in Septem- ber; approved books may be ob- tained at the Public Library. Attersley, Neil (also woodshop). Boxstrom, Christian; John; Burrows, Gerald. Edwards, Kenneth; Elliott, Rob- | ert. Garrard, Alan. Hele, Ronald; Howe, Richard. Logeman, James. McHugh, Robert; McNaughton, Douglas; Mason, Kenneth. Neil, Dale. Oldfield, Brent. Reid, James G. Rodger, Doug- as Smart, Robert. Taylor, 'Gary. Welsh, Harold; Williams, Wilson, Brian. David; The Admiralty Islands, the larg- est about 50 miles long, form an. | archipelago in the South Pacific. Bulmer, | More Blood Needed For Polio WINDSOR, Ont. (CP) -- A pro- |gram for the supply of blood for |increased "production of gamma globulin, the recently - discovered substance used to modify effects |of paralysis in poliomyelitis vie- | tims, was announced Wednesday | by Health Minister Martin. Mr. Martin said in a statement | released by his office here that |a grant of $157,000 has been allot- | ted to keep in operation the Chor- ley Park blood collection centre operated in Toronto by the Cana- | dian Red Cross Society. | Gamma globulin is part of the fluid portion of normal human {polio and certain other diseases. | A pint of blood is required to pro- | vide one dose of gamma globulin. | Mr. Martin said in a statement that Chorley Park clinic should provide sufficient blood plasma for the preparation of 60,000 units of the substance prior to the polio Fighter amount expected to be available this year. » Mr. Martin said a committee made up of representatives from provincial public health and re- search ipstitutions and university medical schools has been estab- lished to keep in touch with the polio situation and to assure ef- fective distribution of the limited stocks available. 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