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T • There's no obligation, lust bring your room size and we will give F---- li you a complete price for rug and pad, or a complete price on wall 1 to wall expertly installed by skilled workmen. i, ii s , i An attractive rug or carpet is one of the best investments 111 . you can make for your home, the comfort and beauty and warmth E--._ li --PAQ will add real "livability" to yout, favourite room for many, many i , • .SL HELENS Mrs, Willis Corrigan of Cooks: town, was the .guest of her niece, Mrs. Allan Miller arid Mr. Miller . last week to be -near her sister, Mrs, Richard Elliott, of nolyrood, Who is a patient in the Wingharn Hospital. Miss. Catharine -MacGregor of Lateknow, who has been a. patient .di the Wingilam Hospital for eleven 7eelf-s, as the result of •a fractured hip, is 'recuperating at the 'home of her :sister, Mrs. George Stnart and Mr, Stuart. We extend sympathy to Mrs.. James Durgin, whose mother, Mrs, William LuXton; passed away at the ICTICaridirie Hospital on Satur- day, Mrs. William Ptirclon is a Patient is the Wingha,rn Hospital. Her many friends hdpe for a speedy re- covery, Lt, :Brian Staples. of Camp Bor- den was a week-end Visitor with Mr, and Mrs, John. Cameron and Don, Douglas; 81.4; Dunlop, Greer, 80,4; Sehaefcli", Brian, 80,4; Blair, Betty, '$0.2; jackson Diane 79,3; Stuckey, Lynne, 79.2; Anderson, Karen, 79.1; do "Zong, John, 78,8; Loder, Rosa- lind, 78,0; Adams, , Byron, 78(3; Hetherington, Jane, 77.9; Simmons, Lois, 77,5; -Galbraith, Paul, '77,4; Turnbull, Neil, 77,3; Norminton, SecOad Class Honors.--Wheeler', Audrey, 74.8; ,IVIeFarlane, ;roan, 74.3;, Biernan, Roger, 74,0; MacDonald, Bruce, 74.0;" Roane, Joanne, 73.1; Niezen, Nellie, 72.8; King, Barbara, 72.6; Chainney, Marilyn, 71,7; Nicholson, Ronald, 71,7; Craig, Kathleen, 71.5; DeVerling, William, 70.9; Hollenbeek, B4O1), 70.9; Jones, Ronald, 70.8; Button, Russell, 70,3; Schnurr, Jerald, 69.9; Willis, Garry, 69,5; Haugh, Alberta, 66,6; Wight- man, John, 66,4. Third Class Honors---Grant, Ken- neth, 65.8; Jeffray, Sally, 65.7; Fitzpatrick, Arm, 65,1; Davis, Ho- bert, 64,1; Dowling, Laverne, 64.1; Taylor, Ruth, 64.1; Bolt,' Lorna, 63,7; Armstrong, Loreena, 62.4; Ireland, Brian, 62.4; Thomas, Doug- las, 62,4; Fischer, Mary, 62.2; Doris, 62.1; Weishar, Andrew, 62,0; Fuller, Barry, 61.9; Mal; James, 61,9; Wiltenk, Henk, 61:9; Delmer, 'Diarle, 60.9; McDowell, Sohn, 60.7; Black, Wallace, 60.6, Pass-Rhame, Corinne, 59.4; Ro- binson,"Ronald, 59.3; Rettinger, Al, 59.0; Hall, Patricia, 58,6; Kerr, Murray, 58,4; McLean, .Murray, 58.1; Noble, Dorothy, 57.6; Millen, Thomas, 57,3; Montgomery, Sha- ron, 57.2; Colvin, Joan, 57.0; Stone, Ruth, 56.9; McPhail, Robert, 56.7; O'Malley, *Kathleen, 56.5; Dennis, tldon, 56.4; Purdon, Marlene, 56.0; Davidson, Douglas, 55.8; 'Dietrich, Gerard, 55,8; Jefferson, Mary, 55.4; Benninger, Audrey, 55.2; Ireland, Sandra, 55.1; Armstrong, Joyce, 55.0; Clark, Linda, 54.9; Henhoeffer, R., 54,9; Harman, Joyce, 54,7; Mac- Donald, Elva, 54.7; Stobo, Don- ald, 54.4; Pengelly, Marilyn, 54:2; Ford, Joyce, 53.9; Thorhpson, Phyl- lis, 53,5; Caskanette, -Frances, 53.4; Scott, -Donald, '53.8; Procter, Don- ald, 53.0; Campbell, John, 52.8; Brooks, Rota, 52.4; Riehl, Frank, 52,4; Bryans, Patricia, 52.2; Grubbe, Sharon, 52,1; Gibbons, Marlene, 52.0; Moses, Kathryn, 52.0; McDon- ald', Elizabeth, 51.6; Greeley, James, 51..1; Penner, Richard, 51.0; to-. gan, James; '50.9; 'Shaw; Dorothy, 50.7; Ruttan, Marion, 50.1, Below the line---campOell, Chas.; pWaivLas id ejna rijeo4n;11;ViVesK2e11; ie, Michael; ilolln; Waxman, pdwsrd; lkfeCuteheon, David; Newton, Wesley; Skirm, Geerge; Lewis, Sharon; Eapensen, Anna Marie; Johnston, Mary; cou-. Sins, John; Allan, Andrew; Arm- strong, Donald; Simmons, Shelda; GibbonS, 'Winston; Christie, Thos.; Crothers, Joyce; Willis, William; `King, Shirley; Congrarn, -Shirley.; Hallahan, Lenora; Franck, 1Vfary; Schneider, Garry; Dietner, Katb.- .1(tew.. ,SkinP.--.B.arattl_LitLX.e19;11, neimpel, Harvey; Church, -.Gordon - NiehOlson, Ross; Marshall, Joyce; Edgar, David; King, JamTi; Gar, ntss, Murray, Students net •ranked, absent on some papers-Campbell, Alan (5 pa- pers), 534; Johnson, Wayne (7 pa- pers), 52:0; McLennan, Bruce, papers), 44.8; Reayie, Garry (5 pa- pers), 45.8; Robinson, Cameron, (5 papers), 59.0; Taylor, Nancy, (3 pa- pers), 51,7; Wesenburg, Jos., (5 papers), papers), 424.5,.80; Wesenburg, Larry, (6 GRADE. X First ClassHonors Mowing, Thelma, 91.9; Slosser, Nancy, 90,6; Henderfion, Tfuth, 90.1; Stuckey, Lawrence, 87.6; Porter, Pamela, 86,0; Smith, Lyle, 84.4; Hughes, Brenda, '81.2; Millen,, Donna, 77.1.; nestle, Margaret, 76.3. Second-Class Honors-McBurney, Grant, 74.4; Jardin, Lyman, 73.0; Walsh, Marlene, 72.1; McDonald, Kaken, 71.9:; , Cook, Dorothy, 70,9; Brewer, Clifford, .70.4; Tolton, W., 70.4; Woods, Betty, 67.7; Hubbard, Sharon, 67,6; Zinn, Betty, 67.6; McKague, Conitie, 66.7; Fitipatrick, ,Mary, 66.1; Kirton, Elaine, .66.0. Third Class. Honors-Statia,. Paul, 65.1; 'Grainger, Ruth, 65.0; Lock- ridge, 64,0; Murray, Donald, 61.7; Hemingway, Sharon, 61,2; Austin, James, 61.1; McNeil, James, 60.4; Pickford, Barry, 60.3; Johnston, Marie, 60.1; .O'Malley, Maureen, 60.1. Pass- Wallace, , Douglas, 59.7; Edgar, Sandra, 59.6; Dobson, Thel- ma, 594; Irwin, Bruce, 58.7; Jones, George, 58.6; Merkley, John, 58.4; Maclnnis, Eugene, ,58.0; Moffat, Mary Lou, 57,•9; Scott, Murray, 57.9; Elliott, Phyllis, 56.64; Scott, Shirley, 56.6; Woods, Albert, 55.7; Craw- ford, William, 55.6; Vanoamp, Kay, 55.4-; Wormworth, Ted, 55.8; Hotch- kiss, John, 55.2; Sanderson, David, 55.0; Burrell, Elizabeth, 51:7; Ma- hood, DOkald, 64.1; Thompson, Jean, 54.0; Strubhers, Isabel, 53.9; Smith, Donald, 53.7; Stephenson, Elizabeth, 53.5; McKibbon, • Walton, 52,9; Campbell, `John, 52.1; Walker, Ray- mond, 52.0'; Kieffer, Marjorie; 51.7; Brown, Sharon, 51.7; Fischer, Lor- etta, 51.5; nenhoeffer, Frances, 51,4; Angus, Robert, 51.3; Haskins, Muriel, 51.3;' Thompson, Sharon, 51.0; McKague,; Jane, 50.7; Cook, Robert, 50.7; Fowler, Nancy, 50.6; Davis, Edith, 50.3; Stobo, Lloye, 50.0. Below the line-Douhleclee, Mae; 'O'Malley, :Geraldine; Carmichael, Peter; Wallace, Margaret; Peacock, Ross; Donaldson, Robin; Grant, James; Chettleburg, Kenneth; Pi- ckell, Doris; McKay, Malcolm; Mc- tavish, Alan; Gerrie, Lionel; Coul- ter, Francis; Harper, Horma; Foca- luPto, Bert; McPherson, Gwen; .Farrier, Marian; McKinney, Mer- vyn; Snell, Ronald; Gibson, Barry; Ballagh, Kathleen; Gaunt, John; Foxton, Gerald; McIntyre, Robert; Donaldson, Douglas; Shiestel, Al- ice; Redman, -Shirley; Armstrong, Nelson; Howard, Ron; Freudeman, Lynn; Crompton, Kenneth; Logan, Patricia; Guy,. Ivan; Saint, Janet; Thompson, Robert; Mundell, Ro- bert; 'Carr, David. Not Ranked, absent on some ex- ams-Bennett, Paul, (5 papers), 72,8; Donaldson, Bruce (5 papers), 49.0; Irwin, Dell, (4 papers), 52.0; Irwin, Diane, (4 papers), 49.7; Mc- Donald, Betty Jean, (2 papers), -65.5; -Stephenson, Fred, (4 papers), 57.2; Warwick,, June (5 papers), 55.8; Wightmen, Margaret, (4 pa- pers), 68.7. Absent 'Betty Webber. GRADE XII First Class Honors--Saint, Irene, 87.9; Grainger, Bruce, 80.2; Book- ing, Marie, 78.4; Kerr, Jacqueline, 77,7, Karen, 73.3 ; SeCond Class Honors 71---irosHkeonrtrlyt: Karen, 73.9; Michel, Dawson, Kennet li'rances,•'68,1; Huston, Ruth Ann, 67.6; Millen, Mary, '67.0; Conn, Elaine, 66,1. Tird Class Honors-Rowe, now-. ard, 65.7; V'isher, Mary, 65.1; Sim. 1110118, Shirley, '65.1; Deyell, Patricia, 04,7; Toltort, Harold, 64,7; Meteelfe, Verna, 64.1; Higgins, William, 63,0; Pickford, Barbara;, 63.0; Watson, Ralph, 62.8; Parker, Shirley, '62.6; Lunn, Judith, 62.3; Weeds, Keith, 61,3; HiggiuS, Paul, 61,0. Pass-Gibson Dalgy, mat Rehr); Rabin; 59.1; Strong, -Sandra, 58:6; Robitison$ Keith, :58.3; Lemont, Prancis, 57,9; MacDonald, Cattier., Me, 57.4; Jefferson, Robert, 54E6; Denterling, Attdrey, 56.9; Alexander, Sylvia., :55,7; Kennedy, Solt, 55:1; Doulgiak, Anne, 55,6; Grelg, Carol, OA; Brown, john, 56.4; Wright, Mary Lou, 53.8; Boott, David, .53.N 'Wilkinson, Tom,. 03.3; Gerrie, Ben- ,riy, 51,8; Scott, Isabel, 51.8; Wei- ler, Eleanor, `ad; Brer, Elden, 50.8; Keith, 50.3. Below the line-Scott, Gordon; reeclelt, Wilfred; Bintool Bohert; ;$kinn, Douglas; Thompson, 'Wil- liam; Gl4r4e,,Y, Donald; Adrian, Bet-, ty; Brown, Wayne, Absent • - Budrnark, ICennethl Mundell, John,;, Runstatler, Chris tine; Wallace, Stewart, sr.cmAr....couNitncio,, Fist Clasg Honors_.- HaSelgrove, `Claudia; -9076r " MOW;-1Nailit;rre-,': 84,8; Riehl, Marilyn, 84,0; Yang stone, Ferne, 80,2; Robinson, Myr-. na,,' 79.0; Ellacott, Helen, 77.7. Second Class Honore - Smith, Beroice„ 71.9; Scharhach„ 70.6; McAllister, Shirley, 70.0V.; 'Wilma, 67.7; Statia, El ilki, 67.2. • Third Class . Honors 1540 Afariel,' 65.3; Wright, Sandrie, 'Oki; Vrieburger, Dorothy, 614; Rinuql, James, 60,9. • 'Pass-041.4A jean, 58,5; ' ,De nor, Joanne, 06,0; Pengelly,", Lid. liars, 53,6, 'Below the line-Astor, Mary, Absent--1-forton, Cecil, OrKADE Second 'Class Tic:Mors Marilyn, 73.5; .McKibbon,.. dell, John, 68,0. , Third Class HorlOrg' Ronald, 65,8; McGill, Stelvart;'3445,4; (Please Turn to rage Tow • \ Folding Aluminum AWNINGS LUMBER Telephone 260 Cee. Walpo • FLOOR Aluminum ,,,, WALL - SASH TILES DOORS BUILDING - CUPBOARD* Winghani This Week at Your I Stokely's Fancy TOMATO JUICE . , , .• , . Nucoa MARGARINE . . .4 2 lbs. 5 Bowling News Ladies' We41.0o8day League Congratulations to the Magpies who. finished In first place On the bowling, With -62% points, Runners. up, Orioles- 53; Robins 5214; Wrens 49; Bluebirds 43; • -Canaries 41, Playoffs aro .now in full total pinfalls for three weeks to decide. s First week, Bluebirds 2690; Robins 2869; Canaries 2818; Orioles 2738; Wrens ;2731; Magpies 2704, • nigh single and triple to Dolores Peadhey with 241 and 657,