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Wingham Advance-Times, 1981-09-16, Page 3Snap -up the opportufilb C" the 'ctAssifit :i. iJ Phone Palmerston 343-3918 For Appointment Complete All -Breed Dog Grooming Bathing * Coat Conditioning Clipping ' Ear Cleaning Nail Trimming * Flea. Baths Graduate of Canadian School of Dog Grooming "Former Head Groomer for Stockton Kennels" ARE YOU LOOKING? Are you looking for an education where you can learn useful, employable skills and have a choice of career options? Have you thought about clerical or secretarial training at Conestoga College? Our Clinton Campus offers the following pro- grams: Clerk Typist Bookkeeping Typist Secretary - Machine Transcription Jobs exist right now for men and women with clerical and secretarial skills. Our programs are structured so that you begin by learning basic skills, then develop more specialized ones. There's plenty of choice for you. Why not take the time to learn more about our programs. Just call 482-3458. We'II be happy to send ' you information or explain program details. We've got a lotto share. Ilthuedhom Page 2 GRADE 5: Christina Roul- sion, Myth;, Karen Mont-, genleq, Sulgra_ve;, Shannon Snell,. 'Lyth;; Marla Hussey, Belggave; lfata ina bSomers, 3Lyth;Steacy.11liott, Blyth. • GRACE 6: Katherine Procter, Belgrave; Trudy Nob1g,:Blyth; Heather Shiell, Belgrave; Julie Howson, BL ,t i Nicole Brooks, Blyth; Sandra Schwartzentruber, Belgrave, GRADE 7: Nancy, Snell, Sharon Brown, Susie Walsh, Cathy Mahon, Gayle Poore, all of Blyth; Sharon Sch- wartzentruber, Belgrave. GRADE 8: Donna Higgins, Stacey Taylor, Heather Fenton, Karen Dunbar, Den- ise Nethery, all of Belgrave. ORIGINAL POEM GIRLS GRADE 3: Kerrie Mc- Clinchey, Blyth; Patricia Daer, Belgrave; Cathy Mc- Donald, Jennifer Roulston, Lisa Watson, Kathy Snell, all of Blyth. GRADES 4: Linda Ver- steeg, Belgrave; Lori Lei - bold, Lisa Noble, Jody Sip- pel, Stacy McClinchey, all of Blyth;. Gayle Campbell, Bel - grave. GRADE 5: Christina Roul- ston, Blyth; Debbie Golley, Belgrave; Beth McCool, Bel - grave; Shivon Youngblut, Blyth; Elaine Poore, Blyth; Barbara Wattam, Belgrave. GRADE 6: Julie Young, Blyth; Trudy Noble, Blyth; Heather Shiell; Belgrave; Alison Coultes, Belgrave; Lori Appleby, Blyth; Sandra Schwartzentruber, Bel - grave. GRADE 7: Heather Hedley, Sharon Schwartzen- truber, Veronica -Bakelaar, Angela Nethery, Susan Elston, Cindy Thacker, all of Belgrave. GRADE 8: Laura Johns, Donna Higgins, Michelle Wattam, Dianne Campbell, Penny Rutledge, Denise Nethery, all of Belgrave. PROJECT WORK GIRLS GRADE 1: Julia De Jong, Blyth; Heather Dobell, Bel - grave; Karli Yanchus, Blyth; Crystel'Blee4, An4ela Fiezere,' Lori "Crawford, all • of Belgrave. GRADE 2; . Heather Hop- per, Sheila Schwartzentru- ber, Brenda Hallman, Dana Gibbons, Cheryl Darlow, Debbie Taylor, all of Bel - grave. Allan K. Overgaard & Lee A. Cowley Doctors of Chiropractic Announce the Opening of their Office WINGHAM CHIROPRACTIC CENTRE 197 Josephine Street Wingham PHONE 357-1224 Office hours by appointment. Evening & Saturday appointments available. "The Doctor of the future will give no medicine but will interest his patients in the care of the human frame, in diet, and in the cause and prevention of disease." Thomas Edison Inventor & Philosopher WHAT IS CHIROPRACTIC? Chiropractic is a natural system of health care which uses no drugs and no surgery. In fact, chiropractic is the largest natural healing profes- sion in the world. Doctors of Chiropractic have a university -level educa- tion equal in hours to that of the average medical doctor in general prac- tice. We know that the nerves to all parts of the body emerge from the spinal cord. We also know, that the nerves control all of the body func- tions. Is it not then logical that disturbances in nerve function cause disturbances in body function, otherwise known as disease? Chiroprac- tors, through gentle spinal, manipulation, normalize nerve function- and thus allow the body to heal itself. Because chiropractic uses no drugs or surgery in its approach, it is completely safe for everybody,' from tiny tots to senior citizens. Further- more, because chiropractors are classed as primary Care health practi- tioners, you do not require a medical doctor's referral to see a "chiroprac- tor. Chiropractic has partial coverage under the OHIP programme. Conditions that have responded to chiropractic care include pain and discomfort in the neck and back, tension headaches, migraines, diz- ziness,-n€uratgiasr pain in the shoulder&and..arms, certain types of pain. in the chest and abdomen, pain in the hips, knees and legs (sciatica), disc disorders, certain digestive disorders and problem with menstrual cycles. The connection between these seemingly unrelated conditions and the spine is that the nerves, which serve all areas of the body, can be ir- ritated directly or indirectly by spinal disorders. Even people suffering from arthritis find great relief with chiropractic care, although complete cures for arthritis are not possible. Frequently Spinal problems start in childhood, years before clinical symptoms appear. Identified early, most of these disorders are reversi- ble, and it is for this reason that spinal examinations of children are im- perative. GRADE 3: Heather bell, Renay Taylor, Me Hussey, Itathi, Newell,;. tine Dobell, .Jener ter, all of Belgrave. GRADE 4: X4itnta Vet- steeg, Belgrave; Annette., 1'0 Lucas, Blyth , Lori Leiboid, 1111c Blyth; Heather Morton, Bel - grave; Severn Thompson, Belgrave; Margaret Cronyn, Blyth. GRADE '6: Julie 41060n, Roseanne Machan, Aly Noble, Sharon Snejil, as of, Blyth; . Heather Shie11 Beit grave; Sandra Schivar'tren- truber, Belgrave. GRADE 7: Cindy Tlker, Sharon Schwartaentrijber, - Angela Nethery, Veronica Bakelaar, Heather Hailey, Susan Elston, all of Bel- grave. GRADE 8: Karen.Dunbar, Penny Rutledge,, Laura Johns, Heather Fenton,, all of Belgrave; Lynne MacDon- ald, Blyth; Donna Higgins, Belgrave. spa G SOB;' r',.:.1 i;rtond, b Behave; „.Pana Gibbons, 13elve; " Tabatha Mont- > GRAS .3 Kim Medd, Blyth; b 'etine Dobell, Bei- grave�McClinchey, I(ORK iiiRLS heila Sch- Belgrave; Lyth; Leah b; Debbie e; Tabatha Myth; Tam- hristine Do - ell, Heather ay Taylor, Melinda Hus- ve. Linda Ver - Van Camp, P'A, all of Bel - ret . Cronyn, Tisa Noble, all GIRLS onnie Jamie - ..Heather Hop - P; Leah Rich- i;fbbie Taylor, Blyth; Carol Hopper, Jenni- fer Procter, Patricia Daer, all of Belgrave. GRADE 4: Sandra Deveau, Margaret Cronyn, Stacy McClinchey, Lori Lei - bold, Blyth; Jacqui Van Camp, Belgrave; ' Lisa Noble, Blyth. GRADE 5: Shannon Snell, Katrina Somers, Steacy El- liott, Christina Roulston, Elaine Poore, Shivon Young- blut, all of Blyth. GRADE 6; Sharon Snell, Nicole Brooks, Lori Appleby, Trudy Noble, Roseanne Machan, Selina Hubbard, alit, of Blyth. 1 GRADE 7: Veronica Bake- laar, Belgrave; Cindy Thacker, Belgrave; Gayle Poore, Blyth; Sharon Sch- wartzentruber, Belgrave; Susan Elston, Belgrave; Darlene Glousher, Blyth. GRADE 8: Dianne Camp- bell, Penny Rutledge, Heath- er Fenton, Michelle Wattam, all of Belgrave. GRADES 5-8, (open art): Ellen Taylor, Belgrave; THE PET EXHIBIT at the Belgrave School Fair is always popular and Lori Ann and Joanne Crawford and Jenna and Amber Ruttan were in definite agreement at Tuesday's fair. Clear skies and warm weather made the 61st Belgrave School Fair a success. t ,Christina Roulston, Blyth; Susan Bridge, Dianne Camp- bell, Donna Higgins, all of Belgrave; Julie Young, Blyth. CRAFTS — GIRLS KINDERGARTEN: Wendy Moffat, Michelle pNesbit, Jeane Snell, all of Blyth; Natascha Muscheid Belgrave; Cheryl Campbell, Belgrave; Danielle McDou- gall, Blyth. GRADE 1: Donna Lynn, ' Armstrong, Blyth; Karl Yanchus, Blyth; Crystal Black, Belgrave; Debbie Logue, Blyth; Lisa Bromley, Blyth; Darlene Black, Bel - grave. GRADE 2: Debbie Taylor, Belgrave; Heather Hopper, Belgrave; Kelly Cook, Leah Richmond, Tammy Bearss, Tabatha Montgomery, all of Blyth. GRADE 3: Kathy Snell, Sherri Howson, !Carrie Mc- Clinchey, all of Blyth; Chris- tine Dobell, Dianne Black, Melinda Hussey, all of Bel - grave. GRADE 4: Stacey Mc- Clinchey, Lisa Noble; Lori Leibold, Jody Sippel, all of Blyth; Gayle Campbell, Bel - grave; Margaret Cronyn, Blyth. GRADE 5: Barbara Watt - am, Belgrave; Elaine Poore, Blyth; Katrina Somers, Blyth; Marla Hussey, Karen Montgomery, Beth McCool, all of Belgrave. ' GRADE 6: Colleen Glousher, Blyth; Julie Howson, Blyth; Sandra Sch- wa rtzentruber, Belgrave; Trudy Noble, Blyth; Kath- erine Procter, Belgrave; Roseanne Machan, Blyth. GRADE 7: Angela Neth- ery, Belgrave; Liz Romanik, Belgrave. NOTEBOOKS—GIRLS GRADE 3: Dianne Black, Belgrave; Christine Dobell, Belgrave; Jennifer Rout- ston, Blyth; Kathy Snell, Blyth; Melinda Hussey, Bel - grave; Cathy McDonald, Blyth. GRADE 4: Linda Ver- steeg, Heather Morton, Lynne Campbell, Jacqui Van Camp, Gayle Campbell, all of Belgrave; Margaret; Cronyn, Blyth: GRADS 5: Karen Mont- gomery, Barbara Wattam, Marla Hussey, all of Bel: grave; Christina . Roulston, Blyth; Michelle . Cronin, Blyth; Darlene. Schneller, Belgrave. GRADE 6.: Roseanne Machan, Blyth; Ellen Tay- lor, Belgrave; Julie Howson, Trudy Noble, Colleen Glousher, all of Blyth;' Kath- erine Procter, Belgrave. GRADE 7: Susie Walsh, Blyth; Sharon Brown, Blyth; . Cindy Thacker, Belgrave; Nancy Snell, Blyth; Sharon Schwartzentruber, Bel - grave; Angela Nethery, Bel- grave. GRADE 8: Donna Higgins, Belgrave; Lynn MacDonald, Blyth; Deanna Bearss, Blyth; Denise Nethery, Bel - grave; Lisa MacDonald, Blyth; Laura Johns, Bel - grave. - WORKBOOKS—GIRLS GRADE 1: Laurie Whart- on, Stacey Henry, Julia '13e Jong, 'Lisa Bromley, all of Blyth: Lori Crawford, Bel - The Wingham Advance-TirO8, Seplaei ber16, 193A7 age 1I . grave; Crystal Black, Bel - grave. • GRADE 2: Kelly Cook, Tammy Bearss, Tabatha Montgomery, all of Blyth; Dana pibbons, Brenda Hall- man, Heather Hopper, all of Belgrave. GRADE 3: Patricia Daer, Belgrave; Sandra, Hessels, Cathy McDonald, Jane Whit- more, Jennifer Roulston, Lori Armstrong, all of Blyth. GRADE , 4: Linda Ver- steeg, Belgrave; Gayle Campbell, Belgrave; Lori Leibold, Stacy McClinchey,. 'Lisa Noble, • Margaret Cronyn, all of Blyth. GRADE 5: Barbara Watt - am, Belgrave; Christina R©ulston, Blyth; Angela Coultes, Jana Vincent, Marla Hussey, Karen Mont- gomery, all of Belgrave. RADE 6: Kerry Ann Pletch, Belgrave; Sandra Schwart- zentruber, Belgrave; Julie Howson, Blyth; Heather Mc- Intosh, Belgrave; Sharon Snell, Blyth; Roseanne Machan, Blyth. GRADE 7: Sharon Brown, Blyth; Cindy Thacker, Bel - grave; Sharon Schwartzen- truber, Belgrave; Christa Walden, Blyth; Susie Walsh, Blyth; Angela Nethery, Bel - grave. GRADE 8: Donna Higgins, Belgrave; Susan Mc- Clinchey, 'Blyth; Lynn Mac- Donald, Blyth; Denise Neth- ery, Heather Fenton, Laura Johns, all of Belgrave. FRRN+CIt.-GIRLS GRADE ,i Lisa Wat, Sandra Hesseks, tOrt ,goal-. strong, Kathy Spied, antra McDougall, Kim Medd, all of Blyth. GRADE 4: Jacs ui Camp, Belgrave; ". Noble, ;Stacy Mi Jody BIRO; ; - Cronyn, Annette Lucas's: Myth .G E, 5: Shivon Tow' ' tiut, Steacy 044, lMichelle. Cronin, Micheile'Aitchesm,; Shannon Snell, :Sandra Howson,all of Olyth. GRADE 6: Shannon T,ay- lor, Belgrave, Sharon8pell, Trudy Noble, Julie Howson, Selina Hubbard, ' Roseanne Machan, allof Blyth GRADE ,'Susie Walsh, Blyth; Cindy Thacker, grave; Susan Elton, grave; Sharon Brown, Blyth; Sharon Scirwartzen- truber, Belgrave; Sandra Deer, Blyth. `GRADE 8: Penny Rut- ledge, Heather. Fenton, Michelle Wattam, all of.Bel- grave; Lynn MacDonald, Trudy Passchier,.Susan Mcg Clinchey, all of Blyth. OPEN POSTER, (adver- tising fair): Dianne Camp- bell, Behave; Cathy Mahon,Blyth; Donna Sig - gins, Belgrave; Julie .How., son, Blyth; Roseanne Machan, Blyth; Heather Fenton, Belgrave. Student lob centre ends season The Canada Employment Centre for Students at Listowel will wrap up its sulmmer activities this Friday. In announcing the closing for the season, John Chippa, manager of the parent office, the Canada , Employment Centre, said student operations increased 10 per cent over last year. Students were placed in 329 full-time jobs and 150 casual and part-time jobs were found. The number of students seeking work through the centre was down 30 per cent from 1980, he said, which is in keeping' with the general •trend across the country. It indicates there were fewer students Looking for work and more jobs available than in past years. Mr. Chippa expressed gratitude to the community for its support of the program, including em- ployers, householders and the media. Throughout the entire campaign,there has been support and encourage- ment, he said. ' The Canada Employment Centre will continue to help students looking for part- time work dining the fall and winter. Students should contact the centre to indicate their desire for work, if they have not\ already done so. The student centre will reopen ne4 February. STUDENTS FROM the Belgrave, Blyth and Brussels public schools marched In the 61st Belgra,e School Fair held Tuesday afternoon. The youngsters showed a wide variety of exhibits, from school work to live- stock. HURON -BRUCE MPP Murray Elstow remembered back to when he marched in the Belgrave School Fair Tuesday afternoon when he officially opened the 61st school fair.