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WIINQRA11T, ONTARIO, WLONESJ AY, OC"ITOJ3i;R 17, 1002
'Public School new Day
ItunuLng Races
Mitis Williamson's and Mrs.
Wheeler's grades 1, girls, ChriSthie
,tae 1st, Janice ohm 2nri, Janet
aGorrie, 3rd. Boys, David bash lst,
Stephen Caslick 2nd, Ricky Hod-
gins 3r'd,
Mrs, Wheeler's grade 2, girls,
Carol Higgins, Janet Mcflee Olive.
Lapp, Boys, Douglas Leitch, Ron-
nie Perrott, Billy Brown,
Miss Johns' grade 2, girls, Bev-
erley Merrick, Sylvia Maci,eeuz,
Connie Burke, Boys, Robert Van-
derwoude, Tommy McLauglitz,
Laurie Foxton,
Miss Armitage's grade 3, girls,
Marlene Irvine, Christine Kregar,
Margaret McLaughlin. Boys, John
Schipper, Bill HIlbert, John Steph-
ens.
Miss Osborne's grade 3, girls,
Kathy Seddon, (Jeri Bennett., Ellen
Gorrie, Boys, Harry Bakker, Lar.
ry Simmons, Douglas Casemore.
Mrs, Moffatt's grade 4, giris, M-
ora MacLean, Jean Hunter, Sally
Lou Elliott. Boys, Barry Gardner,
Wayne Carter, Leslie Tompson and
'I'omzny Gower tie,
Mrs. Web:,ter's grade 4, girl:;,
andra Tiffin, Luanne Lavergne,
Nancy (,hest, I3oy:t, John L)eneau,
l3oh Shaunessy, Stephen Lang -
ridge.
Skipping flare, Girls
Wheelbarrow stare, Boys
Mice William:ton's and Mrs.
Wheeler's grades 1, girls, Christine
Rae, Joanne Stevens, Anita Brig-.
ham. Boys, Murray Bunter and
'1'om Lee, Ricky Hodgins and Ste..
von Caslick, Douglas Vanderwoude;
and Shane Foxton.
Mrs. Wheeler's grade 2, girls, Jo -
mine Marks, Ruth Bennett, Olive
Lapp. Boys, ,toff Lockridge and
Doug Leach, Mark Douglas and
Bill Brown, I)nvid Tiffin and Paul
1' watri, igo,
Mists Johns' grade 2, girls, Bev-.
eriey Merrick, Collude Burke, :;yl
via MacLean, Boys, David Walker
and Roger Irvin, Nelson (dower
inners
and Robert Vanderwoude Tom Mc-
Laughlin and Ricky Ladd.
Mice Armitage's grade 3, girls,
Margaret McLain hlizz, Marlene It'-
viae, Sharon OI'vi:i, J3oye, John
tlelzipper and Paul Douglas, Rae
L#,obiu:,on anal Steven Lloyd, 13111
Hammond and Bill Hilbert.
IV/Is Oeborne'ri grade 3, girls,
Geri Bennett., Elizabeth ,Jachlin,
Kathy Seddon. Boys, Russell Fox.
Ion and (;eetl Meli<oe, John.Brig -
ham 'furl Stewart Ilin)ter, Philip
Beard and David Douglas,
Mr's. Moffatt's gear& 4, girls, A:d-
orda MacLean, Sally Lou Elliott,
Marion Willie. Boys, Leslie Thomp..
tion 00(i Barry Gardner, Ray Ar-
cher 0n.+i Douglas Thomson, Brad
alai,r;ty and Wayne (Darter.
Tera. •Wetea era; grade 4, girls,
Sandra Tiffin, Luanne Lavergne.
.Jaclne Doyen. Boys, Bob Shaunessy
and David L.Tihson, Randall Hafer.
inehl and David Balser, John Den.
eau and John Loitrh.
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Hair Stylist
Miss Heywood, a graduate of Bran° School of Hairdressing, '.vac formerly employed
at the Bella Mia Permanent Wave Shop in London, and recently with the Modern
Hairstyling in Goderich.
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PERMANENTS
Reg. $14,50 - SPECIAL, two weeks only
Reg. $12.50 - SPECIAL, two weeks only
Also BUDGET WAVES
Fr
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10.00
$7.50 and $8:50
Hair shaping with your shampoo and hair
style ---• one week (wily
A free gift to the first one hundred customers
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evenings
Shop Fully Equipped with New Modern Air Oouditioued Dryers
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Three -Legged Race
Miss Wifianison's and Mrs.
Wheeler's grades 1, girls, Christine
Rae and Janet Gorrie, Janice Ohm
and Joanne Stephens, Gail Rem.
ington and Kathy Guest, Boys,
Ricky Hodgins and Steven Caslick,
Tommy Lee and Murray Hunter,
Brian Pollock and Steven Max-
well,
Mrs. Wheeler's grade 2, girls, Ol-
ive Lapp and Sandra Carter, Janet
Mcatee and Karen Strong, Debbie
.falter and Marilyn Collar and Bon-
nie McTaggaret and Ruth Bennett
tied for third, Boys, Paul Swatridge
and David Tiffin, Greg. Peaehey
and Sean ;Jt. George, Doug Leitch
and ,Jeff Lockridge,
MIss Johns' grade 2, girls, Con-
nie Burke and Vicki Taylor, Trudy
MacKay and Barbara Stapleton
Beverley La Rose and Beverley
Merrick, Boys, Nelson Gower and
Robert Vanderwoude, Ricky Ladd
and Tommy McLaughlin, Bobby
Henderson and Laurie Foxton,
Miss Armitage's grade 3 girls,
Sharon Or•vis and Marlene Irvine,
Patty Boyd and Christine Kregar,
Karen Ritter and Nancy Gardner
and Margaret McLaughlin and Jo-
anne Cameron tied for third. Boys,
Paul Douglas and John Schipper,
Rae Robinson and Stephen Lloyd,
John Stephens and Bob Cruick-
shank.
Miss Osborne's grade 3, Gerri
Bennett and Elizabeth Jacklin,
Kathy Seddon and E gine Archer,
Ellen Gorrie and ulie Foxton.
Boys, Stewart,/Hun er and John
Brigham, Cecil McKee and Brad
Lewis, Gordon Smith and Bob La
Rose.
Mrs, Moffatt's grade 4, girls,
Marion Willie and Denise Seddon,
Jean Hunter and Marie Whitby,
Anne Welwoocl and Jean Irwin.
Boys, Douglas Thompson and Ray
Archer, Brad MacKay and Wayne
Carter, Barry Gardner and Leslie
Thompson.
Mrs. Webster's grade 4, girls,
Ruth Ann Readman and Jackie
Deyell, Joanne Sutcliffe and Bren-
da Stapleton, Julie Burke and
Jane Bateson. Boys, John Leitch
and John Deneau, Randall Hafer.
mehl and David Balser, David
Gibson and Bob Shaunessy.
JUNIOR CURLS
Relay race: 1. Gail Irvine, Deb-
bie Gibson, Marilyn Tiffin, Jen-
nifer Henderson; 2. Vicki Rosen.
hagen, Barbara Hetherington, Lin-
da Lockridge, Barbie Dauphin; 3,
Esther Fish, Joan Bennett, Ruth
Ann Currie, Sandra. Seddon.
Softball throw: Barbara Heth-
erington and Barbara Dauphin, tie;
Cathy Miller; Vicki Rosenhagen.
Running broad jump: Vicki Ros-
enhagen, Sandra Seddon, 'Cathy
Miller.
Three-legged race: 1. Gail Irvine
and Jennifer Henderson; 2 Bar-
bara, Hetherington and Vicki Ros-
enhagen, Esther Fish and Sandra
Seddon tie; 3 Cathy Miller and
Lyra Hickey.
Running race: Sandra Seddon;
Gloria Lewis; Barbara Hethering-
ton,
Novelty race: Barbara Dauphin
arid Sandra Seddon, tie; - Jennifer
!Henderson; Gloria Lewis,
Standing board jump; Jennifer
Henderson; Sandra Seddon; Vicki
Rosenhagen and Barbara Hether-
We Canadians buy imported nianufactlred goods at the rate of $2Y5 pe?' person per year.
If each of us diverted $100 of this to the purchase of Canadian -made goods, we would
help create 60,000 new jobs hi Ontario.
We are the world's greatest importers.
Contrast our yearly total with that of other
countries:
Americans spend $35 per capita
on manufactured imports ..
The British spend $75 ..
West Germans spend $60 ..
Canadians spend $235 per person
per year!
If these expenditures in Ontario ott import-
ed goods could be reduced by $100, we
would still be amongst the world's greatest
importers, if that $100 were diverted to Can•
adian goods we it'ould add $600,000,000 to
our economy and help create 60,000 meta; fabs!
To accomplish this, the consumer must
become "label conscious"; it is the sunt of
all our day-to-day purchases which can add
lip to the success or failure of our economy,
Whenever the consumer reaches out for an
imported product, he or she should ask,
"Is there a Canadian equivalent?" For in
most cases there is a Canadian product
that is as good or better. The more money
we spend for things we make, the more
prosperous the people of Ontario will be!
� ' GOVERNMENT OF ONTM.ttTO-
TRADE CRUSADE
MORE OPPORTUNITY
The syrnbol of progress and
opportunity for the Peee
and industries of Ontario.
Addresses Chesiey
Laymen's Meeting
Bill Henderson, leader of the
Wingharn Corps Salvation Army
Band, was the guest speaker o
Wednesday night of last week
When the United Church layme
gathered at Chesley for the Bruce
Presbytery Men's Rally, The meet-
ing was held in St. John's United
,Church.
Mr, Henderson gave his personal
testimony of entering the Christian
experience, and based his remarks
on John 8:12, "Then spoke Jesus
again unto them saying, I am the
light of the world; he that follow.
eth me shall not walk in darkness
but shall have the light of life."
MISSIONARY TM
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OF WORK IN JAPAN
,a The ladies of the Baptist. Church
held their Thankoffe ring service on
n'Friday. Mrs Alex Rintoul pre tded
After the ringing of the opening
hYmn "fraise the ;avloui "d'e Who
Know Him," Mrs Rintoui led in
prayer. The Seriptur - lesson was
read by Mrs. R. Kilpatrick
Mrs, Ron 1'attetson, tnie eine9ry
on furlough from Japan was tar
special guent for th+ or. st tier+ :.110-.
played a number of "lr r lien ; n,,
her violin, among them the Japan-
ese National Anthem and a Japan-
ese hymn. Two ladies offered pray-
er and Mrs M. a:: anteiun sang a
solo.
ington, tie.
High jump: Vicki Rosenhagen;
Gloria Lewis; Barbara Hethering-
ton.
Junior Championship, Sandra
Seddon; Runner-up, Jennifer Hen-
derson.
JUNIOR BOYS
Running broad jump: Ken Rae;
Bruce Henry; Leonard Johnston.
Standing broad jump: Tom Ir_
win; Leonard Johnston; Paul
Templeman.
High jump: Paul Templeman;
Joe Kerr; Ken Rae, Bili Strong,
le,
Foot race: Joe Kerr; Leonard
Iohnston; Paul Templeman,
Soft ball throw: Leonard John-
3ton; Paul Templeman; Joe Kerr.
Wheelbarrow race: Joe Kerr and
Paul Templeman; Steven Seli and
Ken Rae; Brad Elliott and Bill
:strong.
Three-legged race: Joe Kerr and
Paul Templeman; Ken Aitchison
and Mark Fisher; Steven Seli and
Ken Rae,
Relay race: 8111 Strong, Tom Ir-
'tn, Paul Templeman, Joe Kerr:
Leonard Johnston, Bruce Henry,
Steven Seli, Ken Rae; 3 Bill Fuller,
Brad Elliott, Michael Walden, Bri-
an Deyell.
Champion: Paul Templeznan;
Runner-up; Joe Kerr, ,'•
INTERMEDIATE GIRLS
Running race: Barbara Boyd,
Bonnie Willie, Judy Reid.
Standing broad jump: Ellen
Cruickshank; Jennifer Dundas;
Janna Ewing and Julie Adams, tie.
Three-legged race: Judy Reid
and Ellen Cruickshank; Barbara
Boyd and Bonnie Willie; Linda
Aitchison and Nicks Jeffery, Jan-
na Ewing and Gayle Gannett, tied
for third,
Relay race: 1 Ellen Cruickshank,
Judy Reid, Julie Adams, Patsy
Zurbrigg; 2 Barbara Boyd, Bonnie
Willie, Linda Aitchison, Nicki Jef-
fery; 3 Janna Ewing, Gayle Gan-
nett, Cathy Wenger and Donnie
Hardie,
Softball throw: Patsy Zurbrigg;
Janna Ewing and Barbara Boyd.
tie; Donna Handle,
High jump: Barbara Boyd; Jan-
na Ewing; Ellen Cruickshank and
Bonnie Willie, tie.
Running broad jump: Barbara
Boyd; Bonnie Willie; Carol Powell.
Novelty race: Janna Ewing and
Gayle Gannett; Patti Cutter and
Sheila France; Barbara Boyd and
Ellen Cruickshank and Linda Ait-
chison and Jennifer Dundas, tied
for third.
Champion, Barbara Boyd; Run_
ner-up, Ellen Cruickshank,
INTERMEDIATE BOYS
Running broad jump: Bobby Ma-
jor; Grant Heywood; John Rae.
Three-legged race: Donald Collar
Mid . Terry Deyell; Donald Hastings
and Malcolm Galbraith; George
Welwood and Grant Heywood.
75 -yard dash: Grant Heywood;
Monty Templeman; Paul Guest,
Standing broad jump: Monty
Templeman; David SchiesteI; Bob-
by Major.
Softball throw: Randy Elrick;
Larry Gordon; Donald Collar.
High jump: Bobby Major; Don-
ald Hastings; Norman MacLennan.
Relay race: 1 Grant Heywood,
Bruce Cameron; 2 Ross Caslick.
Gary Brenzil, Norman MacLennan,
George Welwood; 3 Gary MacKay,
Malcolm Galbraith, Donald Hast-
ings, John Rae,
Champion: Grant Heywood; Run-
ner-up, Monty Templeman,
SENIOR GIRLS
Novelty race: Melanie Harris;
Dianne Grove; Sheila Crewson.
Relay race: 1 Mary Ahara, Bon-
nie Glen, Linda Schiestel, Wendy
Fuller; 2 Sharon Willie; Debbie
Foxton, Joan Remington, Brenda
Hafermehl; 3 Mary Joan Corrin,
Patsy Walker, Jennie Prosser, Mel-
anie Barris.
Three-Iegged race: Verna Hunter
and Dianne Grove; Melanie Harris
and Patsy Walker; Brenda Ellacott
and Dianne Orvis,
Soft ball throw: Dianne Grove;
Linda Schiestel; Mary Ahara,
High jump: Wendy Fuller; Lin-
da Schiestel; Gayle Powell,
Running race: Mary Ahara;
Gayle Powell; Patsy Walker.
Standing broad jump; Wendy
Fuller; Patsy Walker; Mary Ahera,
Running broad jump: Patsy
Walker; Dianne Grove; Gayle
Powell,
Champion, Dianne Grove; Run.
tier -up, Wendy Puller,
SENIOR BOYS
High jump: Norman Corrin;
Ricky Irvine; Jon Bateson,
Relay race: 1 Donald Rae, Nor-
man Corrin, Dean Balser, Peter
Callan; 2 Jon Bateson, Brian Carr,
Bruce Boyd, Doinrie Willie; 3 Neil
Renwick, Douglas Elliott, Douglas
Mowbray, Barrie Conran;
Mowr r ie ,
Three-legged race: Harold Jar -
din and Brian Carr; Ivan It cl3tir..
Iney and Donnie .Brooks; Donald
Mrs. Patterson gave an interest-
ing talk concerning their work. as
missionaries, and also of life in
general in Japan She mentioned
that the Japanese language a; ex-
tremely difficult to master, and
that in order to read the daily
prayer it is necessary to have com-
pleted twelve years in school. Japer
is a highly developed eountr;+ its
regard to manufacturing, tr.0 -.
portation, hospitals and schools, t,er.t
very backward spiritually Juvenile
delinquency is rare because young
people are taught to have great
Rae and Norman Corrin.
Running broad jump- Jon Bate-
son; Donald Rae; Normae Corrin
Soft ball throw • Jon Bateson,
Ricky Irvine; Dnngla•; Mowbray
75_yard dash' .Ton Beeson, Nor-
man Corrin; Peter Callan
Standing broad .Gimp ITnrtnazz
Corrin; Jon Bateson, Pater Callan.
Champion, Jon Bateson. Run-
ner-up, Norman ('orcin.
respect tor their elders as well as
their ancestors, who have passed
on. Christian young people fuel,
many problems. They are frequent-(
ly forced to marry unbelievers be-
r'-+u"e marriages are arranged by #t
the parents.
Mrs. Rtntotll thanked Mvn. Pat*
terson, and the offering was re*
eeived. The meeting dosed with
the singing of a missionary hymn
and prayer by Mrs, H. Watson.
* Reminders about your
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KEEP iNSUREDI
The Family premium must be paid to
cover husband and wife. Tell your
group OR, if you pay your premiums
direct, notify the Commission.
Always keep your
Hospital Insurance
Certificate handy.
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Follow carefully the instructions on then
back of the Certificate of Payment
Form 104, which your employer is ,
required to give you.
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