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We w, _ Evelyn; Watson, | LaRose, Lois; Madill, Ruth;rhgu, ohn; Wu& Shirlo& Western, | Betty; Mattison, Doreen; Maynard, ; Withelm, Donald; Wipâ€" | Lorraine; Hc%renry, Shirley; Wfl‘- George. | Nightingale, Joy; Peacock, Llamay; ent Simmons, Betty; Smith, Bernice; Commercial Diplomaâ€"A us tin,| Sparrow, Doreen; Tomlinson, June; Commercial Diplomaâ€"A us tin, Doris; !an, Ola; Evans, Mildred; Horton, Constance; McKay, Eleaâ€" nor; MeMuikin, Margaret; Offredi, Shirley; Tokarski, Lily; Usher, Bernice; Webber, Joy. _ d _ Grade XI to Grade X!Iâ€"Batulis, Helen; Brown, Margaret; Demuth, Valerie; Power, Gloria. . _ _ _ _ Grade X to Grade XIâ€"Anderson, Dorothy; Austin, June; Burlington, you‘ll prepare for dinner. Plan to eat outâ€"at our gool, quiet dining room! BUSINESS HOURS: 8 a.m. to 12 Midnight 6 ‘Days a Week Owing to shortage of Labor and. Supplies we will be Insteadâ€"relax, don‘t worry about the heat and what Weston Music anc 28 MAIN ST. NORTH THIS IS NOT NECESSARY! 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PHONE 53 INC H‘S PHONE 812 . 4 AAQ| Doris; . ‘Gaule :1943 | dods: gasie _ MAc Grade XI to Grade XIIâ€"Allison, Jack; Ball, George; Benson, Hugh; Burgess, Gordon; Burns, Harold; Callender, Francis; Cornforth, Kenneth; _ Crang, Jethro; Dart, Ronald; Evans, Robert; Goodwin, William; Gottschalk, Robt.; Green, Alfred; Ivens, Donald; Jeffery, Donald; Lorenc, John; Love, Donâ€" ald; Marsh, Ralph; Monson, Leonâ€" ard; Moodie, Donald; Phillips, Georfi: Pursel, William; Stevenâ€" son, Ronald; Ward, Jim; Williams, Victor; Wilson, Sydney; Wilton, Ernie; Zidner, Tofilius. â€" _ _ _ Grade X to Grade XIâ€"Allen, Harold; Andrews, Victor; Babcock, Earl; Banks, Thomas; Baskerville, Gordon; Beal, Kenneth; Bedford, Walter; Bennett, Herbert; Borrow, Ernest; Boulton, Kenneth; Budge, Rzlgh; Burns, Robert; Carravetta, Nick; Clarke, Donald; Colbourne, Fred; Collins, Ronald; Cooper, John; Cronk, Ronald; Czyrka, Peter; Dalzilio, Albert; DeToro, John; Elliott, William; Evans, Murray; Finkelstein, Gordon; Fogâ€" den, Alan; Gould, Arnold; Gribben, Walmsley, Blanche; _ Washburn, June; Wyeth, Doris; Zidner, Nellie. Home Economics Department Grade XI to Grade XIIâ€"Brewer, Joyce; Cain, M#rion; Cole, Claire; Kainz, Eva; Little, Bernice; Shepâ€" pard, Gloria; Tindale, }fi(nu. Grade X to Grade XIâ€"Agnelli, Mary; Davenport, Phyllis; Dii‘;lco, Anne; Gallagher, Violet; Harris, Doris; Irwin, Kathleen; Mcintyre, Opal; O’Brien,bfluel; Reeve, Joan; Reynolds, Ruby; Spong, Doreen; Whitehead, Evelyn. Grade IX to Grade Xâ€"Barton, Audrey; Cole, Margnret; Cundiff, Audrey; Elsom, Bessie; Estok, Margaret; Hopgood, Doris; Renton, Elizabeth Ann. Industrial Department c Graduation Difilomaâ€"â€"Ball, James; Cameron, William; Cann, Jack; Donnelly, John; Graydon, Len; Harley, Harry; Hewigt Bruce; Ledbury, Charles; Ledbury, Dale; Linton, Douglas; Mason, Francis; Mead; Charles; Miller, Lioyd; Miller, Norman; Moher, Robert; Myshok, Norman; Phipâ€" son, Billy; iuvs, Kenneth; Seguin, Raynald; Smith, Kenneth; zostaâ€" kowski, Tony; Thorpe, Jack. _ Searle; Grieco, John; Hamilton, Jack; Hodgins, Noble; Holbrook, Clive; Hunt, Harold; Irwin, Tom; Jackson, Allan; Jackson, Fred; Jones, Frank; Klyammxi:, Leo; Morrison, Hugh; Murray, Robert; Nunnthilfred; O‘Halloran, Wilâ€" fred; Palfery, Ken; Panacci, Perc{; Pearson, Harold; Pearson, Jack; Penny, Bruce; Phillips, Leroy; Plante, Ted; Podger, Percy; Kupchanko, John; Lawrence, Bill; Leslie, William; Maas, Bob; Macâ€" Domald, Jack; Marnock, Gordon; McCaskill, Jack; McGregor, Chas.; McPhee, Norman; Mead, Kenneth; Melchior, Albert; Miller, Donald; Morrison, Hugh; Murray, Robert; _ Graduation Diploma â€" C r a n°g, Ruth; )‘ufii.er:.nfi!h!-_.. io lt Rollins, Benjamin; Rose, Arthur; Rose, Ben; Sayers, Fred; Sheppard, George; Small, Robert; Stewart, Howard; Strutt, William; Templeâ€" ton, Andrew; Tilney, Herbert; Vanâ€" stome, Carl; Vanstone, Jack; Wilkâ€" ins, Charles; Wright, Jack; Wright, Martin. Reeves, Roy; Repath, Howard; Riley, Vincent; Robertsor, Art; Bandages..............10¢, 15¢, 20¢ Tr. Todine......_..........._15¢, 25¢ Band ‘Aid..................10¢, 25¢ It and Shuâ€"Milk White Shoe Polish............................15¢, 25¢ Arrid or Mum Odoâ€"Roâ€"No Grade IX to Grade Xâ€"Allen, and Radio Deodorants ecceicuime«AO€, 50¢ onmommmantecyr commmncs R WB Editor‘s Note:â€"Please address your questions to E. F. Attridge, C.P.R. Optometrist, above Ostranâ€" der‘s, 2955A Dundas Street West, or phone JU. 8166. Our‘ primitive ancestors recogâ€" nized the benefits of sunlight but it is only recently that scientists and. laymen alike have begun to come to a conscious realization of the fact that radiant energyâ€"that is the ultraâ€"violet and infraâ€"red rays coming from the sun or proâ€" duced by artificial meansâ€"is one of the most important things, if not the most important, in this world. Some scientists prophecy that the great discoveries of the future in biclogy and medicine will lie in the field of radiant energy and its use in healing the sick and in keeping the healthy in health, In this part of the study of light, scientists so far have barely scratched the surface. However, it is known that the vital "health rays" are the ultraâ€"violet rays. These rays are chiefly instruâ€" mental in causing us to tan: these are the rays which supply us with the vitamin D so essential to the normal development and maintenâ€" ance of bones and teeth as well as being fundamental to growth and nutrition in general. It is also known that we are very dependent fipon the infraâ€"red radiation for eat. Although without infraâ€"red and ultraâ€"violet radiations, plant and animal life would become almost entirely extinct, it is very often necessary to protect the eyes from their rays as too much of these radiations may be very harmful to the eyes. _ _ Gordon; Allen, Tom; Anderson, Norma; Austin, Kenneth; Barbeau, Bruce; Barlow, Albert; Bennett, Douglas; Bilyk, Morris; Bird, Donâ€" ald; Blankley, Donald; Boak, Bob; Borland, Roy; Brown, Charles; Brumpton, Alfred; Budge, Edward; Burgess, Norman; Charles, Jefâ€" free; Clementson, Donald; Couch, Robert; Creighton, Charles; Deâ€" falco, Michael; Eardley, George; Earle, Robert; Edmundson, Herâ€" bert; Fox, Bill; Goldwin, John; Grass, Fred; Greaves, Eric; Greedy, Jack; Gruetzman, Frank; Gueran, Ernest; Jackney, Vernon; Hale, Raymond; Hawkins, Bill; Heideâ€" man, Edward; Hofland, Herbert; Holloway, Clifford; Hunt, Maurice; Jensen, Roy; Jones, Garnet; Jupp, Roy; Kerr, George; King, Bert; whole ‘lives -iadyinfi' ; light and there isstill much to be learned. 4 mc § i L . Â¥. 6 â€" l 4 YOUR EYES Doctor (gazing at patient‘s eye) â€"You say ygu’gn trouble with it. . . . But there‘s something more . . . On lookingâ€"at it, I see signs of liver trouble, of anemia, and I fear, of a chronic nervous affliction. Patientâ€"Look at the other eye. This is my glass eye, you see, 7 38 MAIN N. Norman. Mt. Dennis Gospe! Tabernacle Tenor, Elwood Raymer. Come and hear these young men as they Sing and Preach the Gospel. 9.45 a.m.â€"Sunday School and Bible Class. 11.00 a.m.â€"Devotional and Communion. at eight o‘clock THIRD _ CHURCH OF _ CHRIST SCIENTIST, 70 High Park Ave. Baritone, ° Rev. Aubrey Sara; Bass, Clarence Blanchard; 1 ‘Tenor, Charlie Armétrong; 2 1272 Weston Rd. at Rutherford Rev. F. R. N. McCarthy, Pastor ‘SUNDAY, JULY 4th, T P.M. 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