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a local high school results detailed examination results ii eng lit c soc stwl c for the local high school have been released and are publish ed below including special mention of the topranking 3 in each grade results are given in accord ance with the following legend 175 to 100 ii 66 to 74 iii co to 05 c w to 50 grade 9a harold allen eng comp c lit c soc stud c math ii ag sc ii fr c shop i guv arnsenault eng comp c eng lit c soc stud c jiath c ag sc c fr i bus pr ill shop ii lome averv eng comp i eng lit i soc stud i math i ag sc i fr i eos pr i shop i allan badgerow eng comp c eng lit c soc stud c math c ag sc c bus pr i shop i arthur barkev eng comp i eng lit i soc stud i math i ag sc- i fr i bus pr ii shop i edwin barkev eng comp i eng lit 1 soc stud i math i ag sc i fr 1 bus pr ii shop i brian brodie eng comp ii eng lit ii soc stud ii math ii ag sc ii fr ii shop i donna brown eng comp i eng lit ii soc stud ill math c ag sc ii fr i bus pr ii h ec i maurice bruce eng comp i eng lit ii soc st ii math i ag sc i bus pr c shop iii- pat buckland eng comp i eng lit i soc st ii math i an sc ii fr i h ec i beth burkholder eng comp j eng lit i soc stud ii math ii ag sc ii fr 1 bus pr i h ec i gordon burkholder eng comp i eng lit 1 soc stud 1 math i ag sc i fr i bus fr ii shop i helen eton eng comp i eng lit ill soc stud i math i ag sc 1 fr i bus pr i h ec i barbara frisbv eng comp ill eng lit c soc stud c math c ag sc c bus pr c h ec c olive harding eng comp c eng lit c soc stud ii math c ag sc c fr c shop iii norman hendricks eng comp i eng lit i soc stud ii math ii ag sc i fr i bus pr i shop ii bernice hill eng comp ii eng lit c soc stud c math c ag sc c fr c bus pr ill h ec i murray holden eng comp math ii ag sc ii fr c shop ii carole hoover eng comp i eng lie i soc stud i math ii ag sc ii fr i h ec i barbara hunter erg comp ill eng lit c soc stud c math ill ag sc c bus priii h ec i ivor higginson eng comp i eng lit a soc stud ii math ill ag sc c bus pr c shop i ranking of first 3 in grade 1 lome averv soor 2 edwin barkev sl6 3 gord on burkholder s4 grade 9b bonita jack eng comp i eng lit i soc stud ill ag sc c fr hi bus pr ii h ec c donald a jackson eng comp c eng lit ii soc st c math c ag sc ii shop c joyce jones eng comp i eng lit 1 soc stud- i math i ag sc ii fr ii bus pr i h ec i steve kennedy eng comp ill eng lit c soc stud c math c ag sc ii fy ii bus pr ii shop ii donald limner eng comp i eng lit ii soc stud i math i ag sc i fr ii shop i margaret lintner eng comp ii eng lit i soc stud c math c ag sc ill fr c bus pr ii h ec i ixis martin eng comp ii eng lit i soc stud c math i ag sc c fr ii bus pr ii h ec ii barbara mckibben eng comp c eng lit ill math ii ag sc c fr ii bus pr ii h ec i jean mowder eng comp c eng lit c soc stud c math ill ag sc c bus pr ill h ec iii caroline ogilvy eng comp i eng lit i soc stud i math i ag sc i fr i bus pr i h ec i ehvood pattenden eng comp c eng lit c soc st c math ii ag sc ii fr c shop ii dianne pion eng comp c eng lit c soc stud hi math c ag sc c fr c bus pr ill h ec ii elizabeth rae eng comp ii eng lit i soc stud ii math c ag sc c fr ill h ec ii paul ratcliffe eng comp i eng lit ii soc st ii math i ag sc ii fr ii bus pr i shop i david denaud eng comp ill eng lit c soc stud c math ill ag sc c fr c bus pr ii shop c carolvn roxborough eng com ii eng lit ill soc stud c math c ag sc o fr c bus pr ii h ec ii carol skinner erg comp i eng lit ii soc stud c math ii ag sc ii fr ill bus pr ii h ec ii ken smith eng comp ii eng lit ill soc stud ii math i agsc h fr i bus pr i shop i abe stouiler eng comp i eng lit i soc stud i math i ag sc ill fr i shop ii david stouffer eng comp i eng lit i soc stud i math i ag sc i fr 1 shop ii erma stouffer eng comp i eng lit i soc stud i math i ag sc i fr i h ec i peggy tran eng comp c eng lit i soc stud i math ii ag sc ill ft ill bus pr 11 h ec ii garv lsherwood eng comp ill eng lit c soc stud c math c ag sc c fr c shop ii max vague eng comp ii eng lit c soc stud c math ii ag sc c fr c shop i george wood eng comp ii eng ut ii soc stud ii math 1 ag sc ii fr i bus pr i shop ii peter zwier eng comp ii eng lit ill soc stud ii math ii ag sc ill fr ill bus pr ii shop ii ranking of first three in grade 1 caroline ogilvy 96 2 erma stouffer 851 3 david stouffer s43 grade 10a dorothea barkey eng comp i eng ut ill hist c geog c math ii ag sc ii lat i h ec ii pat barry eng comp i eng lit i hist i geog i math i ag sc i lat i fr i h ec i bob bennett eng comp c eng lit c hist ill geog ii math ii ag sc c typing ii shop c 9heila betz eng comp ill eng lit ill hist c geog c math c ag sc ill typing h h ec i erma brown eng comp ii eng lit i hist c geog c math ii ag sc ii fr c typ ing ii h ec iii laura mae brubacher eng comp i eng lit i hist i geog i math ii ag sc i lat i fr ii h ec i muriel byer eng comp i eng lit c hist c geog c math ii ag sc ill typing i h ec iii joan chadwick eng comp ii eng ut i hist ii geog ii math ii ag sc ii fr c typing ii h ec iii mav cole eng comp ill eng lit i hist c geog ii math ii ag sc ii fr c typing i h ec i sheila dane eng corn i eng lit i hist i geog i math ii ag sc i fr c typ ing ii h ec ii brod elson eng comp c eng ut c hist c geog ill math iii ag sc ii typing ii shop ii murrav emmerson eng comp ill eng lit ill hist ii geog i math ii ag sc i lat i fr c shop ii marjorie fathers english comp ill eng ut c hist ill geog c ag sc ii fr ill typing ii h ec ii maude graves eng oomp ill eng lit c hist ii geog ii math i ag sc ill lat ii fr ill h ec ii isobel grove eng comp i eng lit c hist c geog c math ill ag sc c tvping ii h ec iii david hartwick eng oomp c eng lit c hist ill geog ii math ii ag sc ii tvping i shop ii colin hathaway eng comp i eng lit i hist ii geog ii math i ag sc i fr ii typ ing ii shop i beverley hockley eng comp ii eng ut ii hist c geog ill math ii agsc ii fr ill typing ii h ec i paul hoover eng oomp ii eng lit ill hist ill geog ii math i ag sc ii lat i fr ii shop c eva issler eng comp i eng lit c hist c geog c math i ag sc c ft c typ ing ii h ec i judy johnstone eng comp i eng lit i hist 1 geog i math ill ag sc i fr ii typ ing ii h ec ii lawrence wideman eng comp i eng lit c hist c geog ill math ii ag sc ill lat ii shop iii nellie zwier eng comp i eng lit i hist ii geog i i math i ag sc ii lat i fr i grade 11 ii h ec i ranking of first three in grade 1 pat barry 84 2 laura m brubacker 837 3 nellie zwier 802 let lit- i hist in geog ii math ill ag sc ill fr ii typing ii h ec ii patsv larkin eng comp ill eng ut ii hist ii geog ii math i ag sc i lat ii fr ii h ec ii charlotte mcxair english oomp ii eng ut 1 hist iii geog i math i ag sc i lat i fr c h ec i jirn mcconnacbie english i comp i eng lit c hist c geog ii math c ag sc ii las c shop iii glen mowder eng comp c eng lit c geog ill math iii ag sc q typing iii shop iii joyce pattenden eng comp ill eng lit c hist c geog c math c ag sc ill fr ill tvping ii h ec ii ross pattenden eng comp ill eng lit ii hist i geog i math 1 ag sc ii fr ii typ ing ii shop i dianne ratcliff bng comp i eng ut ii hist c geog c mann c ag sc c lat c fr c h ec i gave rennie eng oomp ill eng ut c hist c geog ill math ill ag sc ill fr c typing ii h ec iii bill sanders eng comp i eng lit ii hist ii geog ii math ill ag sc ill lat i fr c shop ii bruce smith eng comp c eng lit ill hist c geog c math c ag sc 11 fr c typ ing ii shop ii marian stover eng comp ill eng lit c hist c geog c math ill ag sc c ft ill typing iii h ec iii donald tran eng comp ill eng lit c hist ill geog ii math ii ag sc ii tvping iii shop i peter wallis eng comp i eng lit ii hist c geog ii math i ag sc ill lat 1 fr ii shop c bill white eng oomp i eng lit ill hist c geog ii moh i ag sc i lat i fr c shop ii steve wideman eng comp i eng lit ii hist c geog ii math ill ag sc ii typing ii shop ii ranking of first three in grade 1 judy chamberlain 7s9 2 charlotte mcnair 75 3 ross pattenden 738 to stouffvrli tjttujg thursday july 14 1955 tag 3 heres news fob the busy farmer grade 10b judy chamberlain english comp i eng lit i hist ii geog ii math i ag sc i lat i fr ill h ec i jane cook eng comp c eng lit- c hist c geog c math c ag sc ii typing iii h ec ii lorna jones eng oomp i yulu go for the a oeniral motors value h ibaurarjolitmciilt suptr 88 zdecr harilep m illustrated oldmobih yinrtyeiht htiioy 4doer hardtop has the car of your dreams always keen just out of reach well prepare for action rocket action for if you can 6t any new car into your future you can take title to a dazzling nrrf oldmobile for s3 doubtful just check the low price and try to sit still the big beautiful rocket engine oldmobile make the low priced linea seem way out of line thats why you dont have to sit this dream out you can take command of a rocket 8 today its in our showroom now go ahead drive it yourself chas cooper limited claremont ontario phone 103 fir 104 boh barnes eng comp i eng lit i hist i ag sc i fr c alg c shop ii joan barrett eng comp i eng lit c hist ii ag sc ii lat i fr i alg i h ec i donald bruce eng comp c eng lit c hist c ag sc c shop i edward buchanan eng comp ii eng ut ill hist ii ag sc i lat c fr c alg ill shop i ronald cairns eng comp i eng lit c ag sc c shop c marlene cake eng comp i eng lit iht i ag sc i lat i fr i alg i h ec i dianne corbett eng comp i eng lit i hist ill ag sc c h ec c margaret curtis eng oomp i eng lit ill hist ill ag sc ill lat c fr c alg c h ec ii bill daniels eng comp ill eng ut c hist c ag sc c alg c shop ii isabelle dennie eng comp i eng ut i hist i ag sc i lat i fr i alg i h ec i lynn foord eng comp i eng lit i hist c ag sc c lat c alg c 9hirley fosdick eng comp i eng lit ill hist ii ag sc ii lat i alg ii h ec i bob hammersley english comp ii bng lit ill hist ill ag sc c lat c ft c alg c barbara hare eng oomp c eng lit c hist c ag sc c alg c h ec ii nancy harwood eng comp ii eng lit ii hist ii ag sc i lat i fr ii alg i h ec i jim hollingwood english comp i eng lit i hist ii ag sc ii alg c shop ii ted jones eng comp ii eng lit ill hist c ag sc c alg c shop ii john lehman eng oomp ii eng lit c hist c ag sc c shop ii tom mccreight eng comp i eng lit ii hist ii ag sc ii lat ii ft ii alg i shop iii wanda olszevski eng oomp i eng lit i hist i ag sc c lit ii fr ii alg c h ec ii colin rae eng comp ill eng ut c hist c ag sc c lat iii ft c alg c shop iii eddie sanders bng comp i eng lit ill hist ii ag sc ill lat ill fr c alg c pat skinner eng comp c eng lit c hist c ag sc i lat ill fr c alg i bob stover eng comp ill eng lit i hist ii ag sc ill lat c fr c alg c shop c ronald thomson eng comp 1 eng lit i hist i ag sc i ft c shop ii i joy vardv eng comp i bng lit i hist ii ag sc ii lat i fr i alg i h ec c eleanor white eng comp ill eng lit c hist c ag sc ill lat ii fr c alg c h ec ii pat white eng oomp i eng lit i hist c alg c h ec iii ranking of first three in jjrade 1 isabelle dennie s73 2 marlene cake sl3 3 joy vardy 7s6 grade is lvbe atkinson eng comp 1 erg lit i kir- i ag sc county farmers market opened the ontario county farm ers market started by the fed eration of agriculture has been open for business two weekends previously and at 4 oclock the day of the opening russell rodd of uxbridge vice- president of the south ont federation of agriculture was chairman for the opening and outlined some of the problems that had had to be overcome and sidestepped in getting the plans for the actual opening of the market underway he mentioned the gratitude which the people who had wor ked for the market felt to mrs grandy owner of the land on which the market is situated for coming to the aid of the committee when things looked the least promising mr rodd introduced dr dymond newly elected mla for the rural on tario riding who officially op ened the market dr dymond told the group that he had al ways known the cooperative movement that away back in his boyhood in scotland his family had done their purchas ing in the cooperative stores and he felt that there was in the cooperative way of life the answer for many of our agri cultural problems in his inter- esting and friendly manner the speaker talked for a few min utes enjoying his first official duty as he put it and then offi cially declared the market open mr h arbuckle assistant- secretary in the ontario feder ation of agriculture was on hand to wish the market suc cess the fanners are anxious to lessen the surplus in this line but it is in the interests of other branches of the dairy in dustry to keep the surplus to depress the farmes income ill lat i geom c h ec i carl arnold eng oomp i eng lit ill hist c ag sc ii geom c howard burkholder eng comp i eng lit i hist ill ag sc ill lat i fr i geom i harry burnett eng comp i eng lit c ag sc ii geom i pat byers eng oomp i eng lit i hist ill ag sc ill fr c geom c h ec i bruce cake eng oomp i eng lit i hist ii ag sc c geom ill shop ii jim cole eng oomp i eng lit c ag sc c geom c shop ii ray cook eng oomp ill eng lit i hist c ag sc ill shop ii elford fairies brig oomp ill eng ut ill hist c ag sc ii fr c geom ii shop i meryl gray eng comp i eng lit i hist ill ag sc c fr ill geom c h ec i barbara hewlett eng comp 1 eng ut i hist ill ag sc c lat ill fr c geom c hec ii frank hendy eing comp ill eng lit ill hist c ag sc ill shop c douglas hoover eng comp c eng lit ill hist c ag sc ii fr c geom ii shop iii hilda mile eng oomp i eng lit i hist c frc h ec ii bob paisley eng oomp ill eng lit i ag sc c geom ill shop ii mary pennanen eng comp i eng lit i hist c ag sc c fr ill geom c h ec i margaret smith eng oomp ill eng lit i hist ill ag sc c lat c fr c geom c h ec ii marion stouffer eng comp i eng lit i hist i ag sc i lat i fr i geom i h ec i barry wilkes eng comp ii eng lit ii hist c ag sc ii lat c fr c geom iii ranking of first three in grade 1 marion stouffer 811 2 howard burkholder 778 isobel atkinson 725 aphids replace army woams here army worms which last year caused very heavy losses to the grain crops cf ontario are not expected to be troublesome this year but already reports are being received of heavy infestations of aphids or plant lice in grain crops according to w m cockbum agricultural representative at newmarket outbreaks of serious propor tions have been reported in durham county its well as kent and essex in western ontario where 500 acres have been sprayed by aeroplane all farmers are advised to examine their grain crops care fully right away for these blood suckeis which take the juices from the plants and create an unthrifty appearance in the crop the somewhat yellowed crop might easily be thought to be due to wet soil conditions malathion either as a spray or dust has given excellent control and distributors have been alerted by the department agriculture of the possibility of a heavy demand for malathion preparations ifor spraying on dusting the cases so far re ported to mr oockburn are in the stouffvillcimarkbam area and detailed control measures are available from the agricul tural office at newmarket on request or from the seed and farm supply dealers sp i typing op i short ii bkkg ii bus law 1 math 1 penm 1 filing i jane hendy bus oorr and sp c typ and op ii short ill bkkg ill bus law c math i penm i filing i netta lawrenson bus oorr and sp i typ and op i short i bkkg ill bus law i math ill penm ill filing i charity mackay bus corr and sp ill typ and op c bkkg ill bus law g math c penm i filing ii shirley mcmullen bus corr and sp ill typing and op ii bkkg ill bus law c math ill penm i filing iii nancy reld bus oorr and sp i typing and op i short ii bkkg i bus law i math i penm i filing i frances smith bus corr sp ill typing and op i short c bkkg c bus law c math c penm ii filing iii glenda silverthorn bus corr and sp i typing and op ii short i bkkg i bus law i math i penm i filing i ranking of first three in grade 1 nancy reld 81 2 glenda silverthorn 80 3 carolyn hayncs 75 weed of the week field bindweed is classified as a prohibited noxious weed since there are only five weeds in canada dangerous enough to be included in this classifi cation it is quite evident that field bindweed must be watch ed for and destroyed immedi ately any trace is found field bindweed spreads like a cancer twining around and over all other plants choking and smothering them to death seeds or root stock will pro duce new plants with seeds germinating after being buried in the soil for as long as thirty years according to the field crops branch of the ontario depart ment of agriculture field bindweed can be controlled but it calls for a continuous at tack the top growth of twin ing slender stems narrow ar row shaped leaves and white or pink trumpet shaped blooms is killed by spraying with 24d at 8 to 1g ounces of 24d acid per acre new growth comes up from the roots however so the spray must be repeated until the roots also are killed a black fallow cultivated ev ery 10 or 12 days for two grow ing seasons will clean out most of even a severe infestation a combination of cultivation and smother crops will weaken it for small areas soil sterilants such as sodium chlorate at 6 lbs per square rod borax at 10 to 12 lbs per acre omtj at vt lb in 3 gallons of water per square rod or even common salt applied in killing quanti ties may be the quickest and most effective method of eradi cating this weed 48 acres of parkland at cedar beach special commercial joyce byer bus correspon dence and spelling ii typing and office practice ii short hand iii bkkg ill bus law c math ii penmanship ii piling i carolyn hasmes bus corr income tax cuts start this month continued from page 2 year the payment for a single man with no dependents mak ing 3000 a year will drop to 340 down 20 from 1954 and 40 from 1953 it will be th lowest payment since 320 in 1950 and compares with the wartime 1945 toll of 791 in the same income category a married man with two child ren will pay 112 this year down 7 from 1954 and 14 from 1953 it also will be che lowest since the 106 in 1950 a little more noticeable are the changes in higher income brackets a- single man making 10000 a year and with no dependents will pay 1930 in 1955 down 90 from 1954 and 235 from 1963 it will be the lowest since the 2253 paid in 1948 a married mart with two children in the same income bracket will pay 1563 this year down 77 from 1954 and 191 from 1953 it also will be the lowest since 1948 if the current rates continue all through 1956 there will be further savings the levies against the 100ooayear single man will drop by another 90 to 1340 while charges against the single man earning 3000 will decline by another 20 to 320 fortyeight acres of park ar now available to the public at cedar beach during the past few months considerable im provements have been made both to the grounds and build ings thirteen barbeque grills have been purchased from new york and are now available on the picnic grounds the grills are the only ones of its kind in canada a new fence has been built around the picnic park which measures more than 2400 feet in length new tables have been built and new trees have been planted due to the increased depth of musselmans lake this summer a new boat house wes construct ed and a now dock was built the water is now receedlng slightly some fine improvements have been made in the wellknown dance pavilion new hifidelity sound system has been installed and 3000 worth of tables and chairs was purchased the dance floor is illuminated by indirect lighting the ladies room has been redecorated and the interior of the dance pavil ion has been painted some large picnics have been booked for cedar beach again this summer the largest being canadian general electric when more than 1500 are ex pected to attend uirmhlsl wteoft comevto senfy taring wring swapping cr raiting youll want tto fart ail economical service our arts giro phone today make it pay keep your money safe when youre travelling traveller cheques protect yon against loss of your money while travelling negotiable anywhere you can obtain traveller cheques at our nearest branch we have more than 680 to terrt you the canadian bank of commerce stouffyou branch v h atkinson mgr