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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1976-01-22, Page 2a h � , n ,k4t .1 N•a."�.IO.�"sY""'77m— •5.£R.. ". ,.. �..ry ,� , �' , � , i � -�. .. : :. .,. l A`f"' ,� x 1 .t wF. '„�.v, 1! a rel G'M1 ."Tf1" � ..�:�• " 1... .� „r ., V .. ,. , ... n n .. wyf, 4Y, .. v , ak : d• .M.t .. .. 'Y, n. l.-. - .�. �' �-1, ..,. .^ti. _ 4. . � i+. :- w ,��..e..-G.1..1-.,•. , '.. y. ....... a ,,;,.. w,. .:, .,. ..i i?'; .°NRM�xP' kP- f: d."`.*rv"..a{t• "`'41 r ,:..x ,I,tr,., r-. -t.•1 '�,., n."5":-- .< I +.��:�":' ,,:1:- ^''^��'�� :.. 1 �. z. :...1',.,! ,:!w+,y • . - � n.. . '^ ,... --, ,, .. .n, .... ,,.. : ,.., .. 4 : . ,. •. a' 1. �'!. �•.; : � 1 4 l , !�.. 4, 5, nil 1 `. �:�. ! 3... , h, wL, S { t., ?. u.. .k.?o . � o ', ... , .... �... I F... .�. ;e„ .. ,., �. 1,,u .,, ..� r. f".-. I. �•h. '�� 'It -5, r:,a. {-: J G,. a. • , • ,.ry.... / 't L, I'r a f1.la.:• 1 l+A. �;li. � { t, 1 ' , �rk t' .d-�� ( :i . y�,�l y • . • . • tt 4 � ..,, .. , .,. R1. , � � ", :,3^,. Y- ��, ;1"'.?;,.r 4h '�• r„7r.. f:41. I�<I .T 1 y l-1 i r�. .1 d ^y �' �.U'4:'i(^, , ,4:W. nR .., ...., -� .4 . , .., ili•. ', ,:.•. .,,..•.. , :.. r,M1 .. :. ,I,., .'1„1. �[. r?.� `.I:1 •rF r,.. A A FM . -: ..} ,� ..: •...� a ' .1,!`' .: ., ..� .., { ,P,. 4. i.. .i...l- .h 'R':' -�. :.w �: ..fj,..h.,,altt"R.•kd .M,. �t2,. �m ad . I�>lial Leet%r� ,tnPOP,�..,�•. r .k4F � �r' �' d R � t t � I'.� >MAMTi '.1 A i 1 F �y R' S y� � i' 'c M r e a ti P Ru 11 Z t 4 iA r . I r ` i t• Roy. yp' ve a: iir e9 j 'to ,models. N'. id htt��. ap hpged u d f. M>~gt a t y• x`rv, N '"� J��•' ern , from horses to o t o0 on.. The book club elle n .�iN6i'' ve ., , "41aY+�'�l,l}ltt61�Si11141 �. ply l sae iAlAaveet1 isQ� 'x 'how �{�Qj{.,(�]� l rhn �.V4 4 G�; '+ t o +1^D�1�AT7�� 6*�►""` � 1 �4� `�',. � 1 nary ° Lou. Clarke, aid repl�t .:tlre j e u _ Janna Gowdy, Wan. al #naryIle IEerp. ; . atelrnoaPii a �i� r d 'BrIs. r . To •V ! f t Graianger, $dock llowes"aitd Hen W . ,,,'odd a>ntll ary y . 4 el► xaln Societe wa th h alteiits,: d Henri( Olden gran asiiitt and u o nd y g w Schuitemaa, Ciie l H a ti' the held t th 11 f ,-„ . McKQrcher �• 1 diets urs Vein ark book club. We would like i # arik Ma's'. laloyd". Hopfet ; fpas re• ` . present, turned frpm4, the Wi Dann and the first term reporters, �'!�tt>Cicia lilb «' 4 p° Mrs. Lloyd Felker open+l with lAlstr}ct spital. Burbidge, and Gary Dou»las for a New Year's poem,; ."Guide Me O Mrs. Harvey McMichael. their work in making it a success- �►• = a Thou Great Jehovah vv4s wing Mrs. Clarence Clement _ are pa- , ful column. �t —Marlin Good and a prayer offered. _ Following the business period, tiefits in hospital at present. t Fun in Snow Mrs. Dennett Mil',tchell ook Today some of the students in charge She spoke on faith and` the rooms 17, 18 and 19 area have works, as shown by three women turned into artists and engineers, of the Bible. They were Sarah AIRI in the snow, that is. Yes; i the Hannah, wome a of. great faith moles have dug deep, high and and importance in God's plan and wide tunnels, forts, and castles in Dorcas, a woman of good works the extremely deep, snow outside and whom Peter raised from the the staff room window. '.They dead. Scripture was taken from have even been preparing them- the last part of chapter, 9 of the selves against enemy attack by Book of Acts, using snow blocks and building At the close of the meeting forts. They might not be cdntrac- lunch was served by ,the hostess tors but they sure did a gooejjob. assisted by Mrs: William —Gary Grainger Willoughby and Mrs.' W. D. Upcoming Sports Garner1 r 6 Lee Vance 'Ltd. YOUR WINGHAM PHARMACIST At Howick Central School Campbel. • � i ! • :,.` .. ... ' . .._. ,. teachers and students lay her vigorously. It has been OCCIDENTAL LIFE INSURANCE URANCE rumoured Students' t i' TKE NAW -WARDEN �FOR.HURON COUNTY, Jack McCutcheon, got into the swing of his volleyball team will defeat the Term protection at low cost - Individual Protection - Partnership i' job jrtSttwodysafter his election Tuesday when he met last week with Ontario treasurer staff team at noon on January Insurance, Sale Proprietor Insurance - Mortgage Insurance /1'A1YS1t7ADt,LrRRJ'5�.:.A�i�FJPTJ'S�W/i/ERlc/TPA® Darcy 11 gKeough at'a meeting in Wipgham. Close to 400 persons attended the meeting to 15th. The students are antieipat- Corporate Insurance °� g g g g HERBERT DIRSTEIN, LISTOWEL, 291-3372 �. heat Mr, MclFeough explain "Operation Restraint". Local overnments and education in a good game which will boards, from Huron, Perth,. Grey and Bruce counties were represented at the meeting.'' practice them up for the volley Gorri.eTe""rio Nates - 'Mr, and Mrs.. Clifton Coulter, Distkict Hospital. of Holstein visited Mrs. Hartwell Murray; Marion, Marlene .arid 'Mr. and Mrs. James. Austin, Strong on Sunday. Michele and Fred Coulter visited Jeffrey . and Derek of Elmira Mr. and Mrs. Norman Mulloy Sunday at the home of Mr. and visited Mrs. William Austin on of Paris visited Sunday with Mr. i, Mrs. Melvin • Omand, ListovW, Sunday. and Mrs': Geoiige Brown. - i1;R. 1. Miss Wendy Amos of Burling- Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Greig, R>- Mr.. and • Mrs. Sheldon. Maxin ton iad'Michael Harrison of Oak- Listowel, and Mr. and 'Mrs. visited Mr. 'and . Mrs. Harry ville:spent the weekend with Mrs. Robert Reid of Leamington spent at llaer of`Listowel: on Sunday.iadEdgar. On Sunday evening Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Mel- lIllrs liTil£prd rug and Mrs 30 family friends gathered at .the ville Greig., Har 1p vey Adams spent Sunday , home of Mrs. Edgar to 'celebrate Mrs. Bert Hubbard visited Mrs. rf w'th Mr. and Mrs; Earl King in a special birthday of her sister, Robert Allan in Walkerton Hospi- IiaFrrston: Mrs. Gordon' Edgar'.. Those .at= tal on Thursday: STARTS THURSDAY, i i i Miss' Susan Oc,kkenden and tending 'were. from . Teeswater, Miss Colleen McMillan of New einneth Blythe of Hamilton WRY 221 al'k�erton Wroxeter Moles- , Hamburg spent the weekend with s"' "'t'the,weekend.with Mr. and worth and Gorrie. Mr. and Mrs, Blake McMillan. € Mrs. Kenrieth'Hastie. Mr. and Mrs. Gord6n Mann and Gary Thornton of , Putnam Gkeorge. Noble returned home family, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mann, visited over the weekend with, KITCHEN ', • . .: t iuy; ivm Wing -nam. and Mr. and Kris. Lorne. jvYalui aria Ivii . ai�u' 1. �. :v;�um Thornton. hi I til G R 00M. family, Mrs. Marilyn'Connell and William Fiddes of Mississauga • CO :LOR T Vie Carol Ann of Clinton and Mr. and spent the week at the: home of his n t N TT , - ' Mrs. Sheldon Mann attended the uncle and .aunt, Mr. `•acid Mrs. r e a „ _- e T C n C ^ C 10th wedding anniversary of Mr. Jack Brown. SUITES ARO, and Mrs. Clarence McCallum of Mrs. Edward . Bolander "* Wingham ' Saturday evening. returned home Saturday from Several Styles'13y Leading Manufacturers SU1TESMr. and Mrs. George Stevenson Listowel Memorial Hos ital. 64 !!SI p.FANTASTI . Ggnerall[iance R®al Estate , A , - « « .,...r,. : • RE0 , CE -1) �.,.p..m. _ Z0% off Phone 357-1590 Y ALUPRiCES °yVOUIR CENTRE, FOR: : he Howick Grapevine ,. LARGE SELECTION _YL- nWestent Ukulele Band at Howick vs. Grey RIE'S LA -Z-130 OF ASSORTED • i e Santa Parade On Jan. 8, the Howick Central • On December'' 20th Wroxeter ' girls' volleyball teams - went to REC L INER.S } Certi 'hates had their Santa Claus parade. In , Grey, Central. They , left oui� • •WELCOME - this parade there was a float school at 3:20 p.m. ready to meet -LAMPS ?, _..., ' which consisted of some of. the their opponents.. The first game • • WHERE T HE members from the Howick they played, Howick won 11 to 6, k ,II1, ISO •. ,,� ' I Re catered i 9• Central Ukulele Band. The day of the second, 11 to 5, 11' to 0, 3 to 11, the arade it was extremely cold, 6 to 11,. 1'1, td , and 11 to 13.RetjREDUCED SO -rement so therefore because of stiff Altogether, How ck won 4 games,' - • frozen fingers the riding mem- Grey, 3 games. Among some of of hers could, not strum their the players of Howick% .first, SaY - ukuleles.. Even standing there • girls' team were Lynda Riley, r _ with my ski-doo suit on, I was Shirley Versteeg, Rhea Behrns, . Plans chilly. But the chilling weather Heather Brent, Laurel Dane'. didnot stop the band as they rode Among some of the players in the CHESTERFIELD t down the street singing loudly second team were Kim Unrau, NOW PAYING and clearly for their hearts' con- Carolyn -,Dinsmore', Gloria. and o tent. Gail Kreller and Sharon Brown. $20.00 TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE -—Mary.Lou Clarke, Mr. Livermore was pleased with ' 10% the ualit of all the la ers.Thank You o Y P Y S W I V E L Thank, you Wayne Lockie in—Wanda Ball 8N SEALY Pt�STURPEDIC MATTRESS SUITES_ ' INTEREST Mrs. Kirkby's loom and Kim Testing Several Styles Boyd in Mrs. Szarek's room for On Wednesday, Jan. 7, the stu- ROC �RAClooking after the class gerbils dents from grades' 3 to 8 had the AND BOX SPRINGS. REDUCED 2.58%® Yield over the Christmas holidays. Morrison McCall spelling test. Without people -like you, the Now on Jan. '12 we are starting gerbils would have starved and the Canadian Test' of. Basic SPECIAL PRICES ON Term S years we would not be able to keep pets Skills. In the Basic Skills, there 00• t are a series of tests which take ®%® off AS MUCI�'AS at school. SEALY BED UNITS k 1 h W!? ' . r r , S NIM F 28,29,30 076 'ORONTO •-16 AM TO 6' PM p.1URING _ I AGRICULTURAL I 'Il . I, �' a •-, -� PRODUCT LINES THURSDAY & FIUDAY Xt I OM ON r :1& SIFT C Da Tllitrl` trIEIR,! ^ . _ about a wee to comp ete..In t e Basic Skill tests you use dots for answering, and by the time you are finished you will have gone "dotty". These tests are to test your knowledge in certain areas such as English and math skills along with study and research, These tests also tell the grade level that you are working at. —Brock Howes Mr. Stretton to the Rescue It was Mr. • Stretton to the rescue of bus No. 9 driven by Mrs. Dickert on Thursday, Jan. 8th. When bus 9 pulled over to the side of the road to let a car pass it soon was "stuck in the gal darn snow". We sat on the bus for.a while and watched the teachers and buses go home. Soot) everyone became restless and started jumping all over the bus until it started to slide into the snowbank even more. Then suddenly, our good Samaritan, Mr. Stretton of Brussels, drove up and got stuck in the snow trying to help us. Kent Strong Was sent to his house to call the wrecker which wasn't too long in coming and soon it was on its way and we were on our way home again leaving Mr. Stretton stuck in the snow bank. —Janna Gowdy New Term Electives The Second Terra Electives have begun with changes and "SALE SPECIAL" PRKES SLASHED TWO Piece Traditional a OIL PAINTINGS,'REPRODUCTIONS S LIVING ROOM TABLES e CURIOS CABINETS CHESTERFIELD• DESKS • HASSOCKS ®.LUGGAGE • CHESTS" • ODD NIGHT TABLES ® SINGLE, DOUBLE DRESSERS Nylon Covering $411900. . ...... 0°F INTEREST70Reg. $729.00• NEWLYWEDS BEDROOM, Room' Groupings. SUIT _ A EASY TERMS, FREE STORAGE AND DELIVERY r E !Ami EVENING APPOINTMENTS Remember, l ou DO Better At. Currie'sSAVE $100 357-1170' j , c , A i'r ( a h � , n ,k4t .1 N•a."�.IO.�"sY""'77m— •5.£R.. ". ,.. �..ry ,� , �' , � , i � -�. .. : :. .,. l A`f"' ,� x 1 .t wF. '„�.v, 1! a rel G'M1 ."Tf1" � ..�:�• " 1... .� „r ., V .. ,. , ... n n .. wyf, 4Y, .. v , ak : d• .M.t .. .. 'Y, n. l.-. - .�. �' �-1, ..,. .^ti. _ 4. . � i+. :- w ,��..e..-G.1..1-.,•. , '.. y. ....... a ,,;,.. w,. .:, .,. ..i i?'; .°NRM�xP' kP- f: d."`.*rv"..a{t• "`'41 r ,:..x ,I,tr,., r-. -t.•1 '�,., n."5":-- .< I +.��:�":' ,,:1:- ^''^��'�� :.. 1 �. z. :...1',.,! ,:!w+,y • . - � n.. . '^ ,... --, ,, .. .n, .... ,,.. : ,.., .. 4 : . ,. •. a' 1. �'!. �•.; : � 1 4 l , !�.. 4, 5, nil 1 `. �:�. ! 3... , h, wL, S { t., ?. u.. .k.?o . � o ', ... , .... �... I F... .�. ;e„ .. ,., �. 1,,u .,, ..� r. f".-. I. �•h. '�� 'It -5, r:,a. {-: J G,. a. • , • ,.ry.... / 't L, I'r a f1.la.:• 1 l+A. �;li. � { t, 1 ' , �rk t' .d-�� ( :i . y�,�l y • . • . • tt 4 � ..,, .. , .,. R1. , � � ", :,3^,. Y- ��, ;1"'.?;,.r 4h '�• r„7r.. f:41. I�<I .T 1 y l-1 i r�. .1 d ^y �' �.U'4:'i(^, , ,4:W. nR .., ...., -� .4 . , .., ili•. ', ,:.•. .,,..•.. , :.. r,M1 .. :. ,I,., .'1„1. �[. r?.� `.I:1 •rF r,.. 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We would like i # arik Ma's'. laloyd". Hopfet ; fpas re• ` . present, turned frpm4, the Wi Dann and the first term reporters, �'!�tt>Cicia lilb «' 4 p° Mrs. Lloyd Felker open+l with lAlstr}ct spital. Burbidge, and Gary Dou»las for a New Year's poem,; ."Guide Me O Mrs. Harvey McMichael. their work in making it a success- �►• = a Thou Great Jehovah vv4s wing Mrs. Clarence Clement _ are pa- , ful column. �t —Marlin Good and a prayer offered. _ Following the business period, tiefits in hospital at present. t Fun in Snow Mrs. Dennett Mil',tchell ook Today some of the students in charge She spoke on faith and` the rooms 17, 18 and 19 area have works, as shown by three women turned into artists and engineers, of the Bible. They were Sarah AIRI in the snow, that is. Yes; i the Hannah, wome a of. great faith moles have dug deep, high and and importance in God's plan and wide tunnels, forts, and castles in Dorcas, a woman of good works the extremely deep, snow outside and whom Peter raised from the the staff room window. '.They dead. Scripture was taken from have even been preparing them- the last part of chapter, 9 of the selves against enemy attack by Book of Acts, using snow blocks and building At the close of the meeting forts. They might not be cdntrac- lunch was served by ,the hostess tors but they sure did a gooejjob. assisted by Mrs: William —Gary Grainger Willoughby and Mrs.' W. D. Upcoming Sports Garner1 r 6 Lee Vance 'Ltd. YOUR WINGHAM PHARMACIST At Howick Central School Campbel. • � i ! • :,.` .. ... ' . .._. ,. teachers and students lay her vigorously. It has been OCCIDENTAL LIFE INSURANCE URANCE rumoured Students' t i' TKE NAW -WARDEN �FOR.HURON COUNTY, Jack McCutcheon, got into the swing of his volleyball team will defeat the Term protection at low cost - Individual Protection - Partnership i' job jrtSttwodysafter his election Tuesday when he met last week with Ontario treasurer staff team at noon on January Insurance, Sale Proprietor Insurance - Mortgage Insurance /1'A1YS1t7ADt,LrRRJ'5�.:.A�i�FJPTJ'S�W/i/ERlc/TPA® Darcy 11 gKeough at'a meeting in Wipgham. Close to 400 persons attended the meeting to 15th. The students are antieipat- Corporate Insurance °� g g g g HERBERT DIRSTEIN, LISTOWEL, 291-3372 �. heat Mr, MclFeough explain "Operation Restraint". Local overnments and education in a good game which will boards, from Huron, Perth,. Grey and Bruce counties were represented at the meeting.'' practice them up for the volley Gorri.eTe""rio Nates - 'Mr, and Mrs.. Clifton Coulter, Distkict Hospital. of Holstein visited Mrs. Hartwell Murray; Marion, Marlene .arid 'Mr. and Mrs. James. Austin, Strong on Sunday. Michele and Fred Coulter visited Jeffrey . and Derek of Elmira Mr. and Mrs. Norman Mulloy Sunday at the home of Mr. and visited Mrs. William Austin on of Paris visited Sunday with Mr. i, Mrs. Melvin • Omand, ListovW, Sunday. and Mrs': Geoiige Brown. - i1;R. 1. Miss Wendy Amos of Burling- Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Greig, R>- Mr.. and • Mrs. Sheldon. Maxin ton iad'Michael Harrison of Oak- Listowel, and Mr. and 'Mrs. visited Mr. 'and . Mrs. Harry ville:spent the weekend with Mrs. Robert Reid of Leamington spent at llaer of`Listowel: on Sunday.iadEdgar. On Sunday evening Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Mel- lIllrs liTil£prd rug and Mrs 30 family friends gathered at .the ville Greig., Har 1p vey Adams spent Sunday , home of Mrs. Edgar to 'celebrate Mrs. Bert Hubbard visited Mrs. rf w'th Mr. and Mrs; Earl King in a special birthday of her sister, Robert Allan in Walkerton Hospi- IiaFrrston: Mrs. Gordon' Edgar'.. Those .at= tal on Thursday: STARTS THURSDAY, i i i Miss' Susan Oc,kkenden and tending 'were. from . Teeswater, Miss Colleen McMillan of New einneth Blythe of Hamilton WRY 221 al'k�erton Wroxeter Moles- , Hamburg spent the weekend with s"' "'t'the,weekend.with Mr. and worth and Gorrie. Mr. and Mrs, Blake McMillan. € Mrs. Kenrieth'Hastie. Mr. and Mrs. Gord6n Mann and Gary Thornton of , Putnam Gkeorge. Noble returned home family, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mann, visited over the weekend with, KITCHEN ', • . .: t iuy; ivm Wing -nam. and Mr. and Kris. Lorne. jvYalui aria Ivii . ai�u' 1. �. :v;�um Thornton. hi I til G R 00M. family, Mrs. Marilyn'Connell and William Fiddes of Mississauga • CO :LOR T Vie Carol Ann of Clinton and Mr. and spent the week at the: home of his n t N TT , - ' Mrs. Sheldon Mann attended the uncle and .aunt, Mr. `•acid Mrs. r e a „ _- e T C n C ^ C 10th wedding anniversary of Mr. Jack Brown. SUITES ARO, and Mrs. Clarence McCallum of Mrs. Edward . Bolander "* Wingham ' Saturday evening. returned home Saturday from Several Styles'13y Leading Manufacturers SU1TESMr. and Mrs. George Stevenson Listowel Memorial Hos ital. 64 !!SI p.FANTASTI . Ggnerall[iance R®al Estate , A , - « « .,...r,. : • RE0 , CE -1) �.,.p..m. _ Z0% off Phone 357-1590 Y ALUPRiCES °yVOUIR CENTRE, FOR: : he Howick Grapevine ,. LARGE SELECTION _YL- nWestent Ukulele Band at Howick vs. Grey RIE'S LA -Z-130 OF ASSORTED • i e Santa Parade On Jan. 8, the Howick Central • On December'' 20th Wroxeter ' girls' volleyball teams - went to REC L INER.S } Certi 'hates had their Santa Claus parade. In , Grey, Central. They , left oui� • •WELCOME - this parade there was a float school at 3:20 p.m. ready to meet -LAMPS ?, _..., ' which consisted of some of. the their opponents.. The first game • • WHERE T HE members from the Howick they played, Howick won 11 to 6, k ,II1, ISO •. ,,� ' I Re catered i 9• Central Ukulele Band. The day of the second, 11 to 5, 11' to 0, 3 to 11, the arade it was extremely cold, 6 to 11,. 1'1, td , and 11 to 13.RetjREDUCED SO -rement so therefore because of stiff Altogether, How ck won 4 games,' - • frozen fingers the riding mem- Grey, 3 games. Among some of of hers could, not strum their the players of Howick% .first, SaY - ukuleles.. Even standing there • girls' team were Lynda Riley, r _ with my ski-doo suit on, I was Shirley Versteeg, Rhea Behrns, . Plans chilly. But the chilling weather Heather Brent, Laurel Dane'. didnot stop the band as they rode Among some of the players in the CHESTERFIELD t down the street singing loudly second team were Kim Unrau, NOW PAYING and clearly for their hearts' con- Carolyn -,Dinsmore', Gloria. and o tent. Gail Kreller and Sharon Brown. $20.00 TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE -—Mary.Lou Clarke, Mr. Livermore was pleased with ' 10% the ualit of all the la ers.Thank You o Y P Y S W I V E L Thank, you Wayne Lockie in—Wanda Ball 8N SEALY Pt�STURPEDIC MATTRESS SUITES_ ' INTEREST Mrs. Kirkby's loom and Kim Testing Several Styles Boyd in Mrs. Szarek's room for On Wednesday, Jan. 7, the stu- ROC �RAClooking after the class gerbils dents from grades' 3 to 8 had the AND BOX SPRINGS. REDUCED 2.58%® Yield over the Christmas holidays. Morrison McCall spelling test. Without people -like you, the Now on Jan. '12 we are starting gerbils would have starved and the Canadian Test' of. Basic SPECIAL PRICES ON Term S years we would not be able to keep pets Skills. In the Basic Skills, there 00• t are a series of tests which take ®%® off AS MUCI�'AS at school. SEALY BED UNITS k 1 h W!? ' . r r , S NIM F 28,29,30 076 'ORONTO •-16 AM TO 6' PM p.1URING _ I AGRICULTURAL I 'Il . I, �' a •-, -� PRODUCT LINES THURSDAY & FIUDAY Xt I OM ON r :1& SIFT C Da Tllitrl` trIEIR,! ^ . _ about a wee to comp ete..In t e Basic Skill tests you use dots for answering, and by the time you are finished you will have gone "dotty". These tests are to test your knowledge in certain areas such as English and math skills along with study and research, These tests also tell the grade level that you are working at. —Brock Howes Mr. Stretton to the Rescue It was Mr. • Stretton to the rescue of bus No. 9 driven by Mrs. Dickert on Thursday, Jan. 8th. When bus 9 pulled over to the side of the road to let a car pass it soon was "stuck in the gal darn snow". We sat on the bus for.a while and watched the teachers and buses go home. Soot) everyone became restless and started jumping all over the bus until it started to slide into the snowbank even more. Then suddenly, our good Samaritan, Mr. Stretton of Brussels, drove up and got stuck in the snow trying to help us. Kent Strong Was sent to his house to call the wrecker which wasn't too long in coming and soon it was on its way and we were on our way home again leaving Mr. Stretton stuck in the snow bank. —Janna Gowdy New Term Electives The Second Terra Electives have begun with changes and "SALE SPECIAL" PRKES SLASHED TWO Piece Traditional a OIL PAINTINGS,'REPRODUCTIONS S LIVING ROOM TABLES e CURIOS CABINETS CHESTERFIELD• DESKS • HASSOCKS ®.LUGGAGE • CHESTS" • ODD NIGHT TABLES ® SINGLE, DOUBLE DRESSERS Nylon Covering $411900. . ...... 0°F INTEREST70Reg. $729.00• NEWLYWEDS BEDROOM, Room' Groupings. SUIT _ A EASY TERMS, FREE STORAGE AND DELIVERY r E !Ami EVENING APPOINTMENTS Remember, l ou DO Better At. Currie'sSAVE $100 357-1170' j