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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1980-03-12, Page 21BATHROOM TISSUE - 5 COLOURS -SWANS DOWN 1 4 19 R O LL' OVERSTOCKED MUST SELL NEED SPACE: DOUBLE HUNG, SINGLE GLAZED, WOOD WINDOWS. Glass sizes: 24 x 24 • 24 x 2B • 28 x 20 - 32 x 16 • 36 x 16 - 40 x 20 YOUR CHOICE FOR LIMITED TIME: $60.00 EACH UP TO $135.00 RETAIL VALUE VARIOUS SIZES, LISTED BELOW, UP TO 5150.00 RETAIL VALUE YOUR CHOICE NOW ONLY $50.00 36 x 28 • 40 x 28 • 40 x 60 - 44 x 60 - or larger, up to 2/3 OFF. 8 VARIETIES ZEHRS COOKIES CHOCOLATE CHIP PEANUT BUTTER CHIP CHOC. FUDGE CREMES VANILLA CREMES OATMEAL PARISIAN CREMES DIGESTIVE SHORTCAKE 16 oz. BAG JELL° JELLY POWDERS ASSORTED FLAVOURS RICHS COFFEE RICH FROZEN COFFEE WHITENER 32 OZ. CTN. 14.4,01MINPIMMINIIIMMIk 69' Times-AeivOcate, MOrch. 12, 190Q Page 5A rist winners in two Aiisa Craig area speaking tests Andrew Seheitele of grade. five. Prizes were awarded to the contestants from the Robert MeCnbbin Fund, The late Robert IVIeCubbin ac- tively promoted public speaking among the public school children since 1954 and on his death a fund was established to continue the practice, ' Judges for the contest included Mrs. Verna Prit- chard, a high, school teacher from. Strathroy, Mrs. Verna Raulds, a teacher at Valleyview Public School and the Rev. Art Shields, a Baptist minister and Administer of the Parkhill Girl's Home in Parkhill, Debbie Hughes top speaker An enthusiastic water skier herself, Debbie Hughes, took top place in the senior division public speaking contest at the Ailsa' Craig Legion last Friday evening. Speaking about the do's and don't involved in the popular sport she illustrated her talk with several humour ous incidents in- volved in family water skiing, "One of the most memorable times was when my sister lost ber'bildni bathing suit," she informed the group, "Now she always wears a one piece suit". Jeff Harmer placed second with a talk on energy con, servation and alternate methods. In the junior division Monica Scheifele took first place with a speech on sites on northern Ontario which have impressed her while on family holidays. She related how she had been impressed with little publicized Ouimet Canyon near• Thunder Bay which is 400' deep and is one of the deepest on the con- tinent. It was featured in the movie "To Catch the Sun" shown at Ontario Place and as a result she wrote. to the producer of the movie after seeing, the canyon to ask how they had been able to film the narrow wonder. Valerie Parkinson took second place as she ad- • monished her listeners to keep in good physical con- dition while relating how the olyrnpies first inspired her The two first place winners area competition to be held four years ago, are eligible to compete in the this coming Saturday. By JOY sciliFEtE AILSA CRAIG Showing a great fondness for horses, grade four student Robbie McGregor took top honours in the junior division of the puhlie speaking contest held at East William Public School last Wednesday evening. "Clydesdale horses originated in Scotland", he informed his audience "and took their name from the Clyde River there". Luanne Wardell, another grade four student in. traduced her tepic, "Rab- bits", by showing a rabbit's feet on a key chain, She outlined the care a pet rabbit must be given and warned, "The right wire must be used on the cage. A friend of mine put too thin wire on her cage and a ,dog broke in and ate the rabbit!" Lianne Latta, also a grade four student, took third place speaking on child abuse. Other contestants included Maureen Currie and Bridgette Robinson of grade four and Holly Martelle and LEGION SPEAKERS - Winners in the public speaking contest sponsored by the Ailsa Craig Legion included Monica Scheifele who placed first in the junior division, Jeff Harmer who took second place in the senior division, Debbie Hughes, first place winner in the senior division and Valerie Parkinson, second place winner in the junior division. Photo by Scheifele Staged by school and Legion JUNIOR SPEAKERS -Winners of the junior division of the public speaking contest at East Williams Public School recently included Launne Wardell who placed second, Rob McGrogor, first place winner, and Lianne Latta who placed third. Photo by Scheifele SHELL X-100 , • MOTOR OIL History of Scout founder related at father, sonfete BYJOYSCHEIFELE scouting resulting from his The annual Ailsa Craig active interest in the father and son cub and scout movement. banquet held Friday evening Currently living in Kit- at the Ailsa Craig United chener and working in the Church was well attended South Waterloo Scout with 75 present. Special District, Bill Graham spent guests included -District his teenage years growing up Commissioner, Walter in Ailsa Craig. Here, he and 'Thomas, District Committee his father, Bob Graham, Chairman, John Finn, And were instrumental in star- Assistant District Com- ting cubs and scout troops in mittee Chairman, Wayne early 1950 with Bob Graham Wigglesworth along with serving as the first cub clergymen the Rev. Ken leader. Hayes and Alex Simpson. 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