Grantham High School - Olympian Yearbook (St Catharines, Ontario Canada)

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9G FRONT ROW: Wendy Aalto, Sharon Baird, Colette Jeaurond, Doreen Abrahams, Carolyn Disher, Sandra Lawson, Rose-Marie Wall, Helga Penner, Karen Copland, Linda Pierce. MIDDLE ROW; Margaret Penniman, Barbara Thomson, Kathryn Braun, Paulette Campbell, Hilda Hamm, Gail Ash, Emily Vacheresse, Anne Colledge, Donna Anderson, Linda Brunshaw, Agnes Buller, Margo Simms, Elaine Baraniuk. BACK ROW: Linda McCormack, Anetta Warkentin, Sharonanne Hoad, Valerie Dolinski, Patricia Adshead, Morris Farmer, Reid McPherson, Larry Baraniuk, Donna Cunningham, Jennifer Easun, Linda Lapine, Margaret Morris, Heather Minnoch. PROGRESS Dependability, versatility, efficiency, economy, tfiese are the pass words wfiicfi unlock the door to progress in the Gas industry. Dependability in the provision of Gas and Gas service to our customers. Versatility in the thousand and one domestic, commercial and industrial applications. Efficiency in cleon, trouble-free operation. Economy in lov cost for a premium fuel. We have offered over the past year all these qualities and advantages to the people of St. Catharines as our contribution to a most foresighted and progressive city and community. PROVINCIAL GAS CO. LTD.

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9E FRONT ROW: Shirley Kaye, Carol Drury, Brenda Widmeyer, Glenna Janzen, Linda Atkins, Kathy Lepp, Janice Hiebert, Valerie Cardill, Barbara Springgay. MIDDLE ROW: Blythe Weaver, Barbara Weber, Rosalind Cooke, Barbara Coombes, Sharon Mathies, Carol Bailey, Wendy Guest, Marite Raudis, Mrs. Pedwell. BACK ROW; Vincent Oakie, Douglas Franklin, Mark Gibson, Bill Kislasko, Margaret Janzen, Mitzie Gies- brecht, Eric De Vries, Bill Chamberlain, Donald Brunt. 9F FRONT ROW: Marilyn Brain, Lynn McGarvey, Barbara Abrahams, Helen Barber, Candi Rivett, Patricia Hendry, Jane Proper, Patricia Hanshar, Jennifer Sears, Janet Gormley. MIDDLE ROW: Marilyn Bergjnan, Sharon Boyt, Rosalind Allison, Gerda Frontzek, Susan Whalen, Deborah Jane, Carol Heffler, Deborah Dick, Barbara Martin, Suzanne Hinchliffe, Mary Anne King, Maureen Williamson, J.H. Coldwell. BACK ROW: Brian Burke, Dale Culp, Tom Kremble, Bill Boles, George Rusty Somerville, Terry Sullivan, Darlene Cunningham, Janice Gray, Arthur Griffis, Larry Simpson, Paul Shura, Rod Carter, Nelson Dubreuil, Gary Grishkewich.

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THE QUALITY SLIDE FASTENER 50 Niagara St. St. Catharines, Ont. Lightning Fastener Co. Limited A Page from the Thompson Products Auto Album A NASH AND A CHRYSLER MAKE A BUICK The Amen can Locomotive company in Pi ttsburgh was extremely happy with i ts shop superintendent in 1910. He was bri lliant, loved by the men and he was paid $12,000 a year. He was Walter Chrysler, a young man, born on the Kansas ' plains with inti- mate ties in Canada. His forbears had surveyed what is now Highway 2 from Hamil- ton to Windsor and they had helped found the city of Chatham. Whi le rai Iroading was his life, young Chrysler hod already bought his first automobile which he had torn down and put together a half dozen times before learning to drive. As a railroader that had moved around, his reputation as a man and mechanic hod grown, and it was to him, that Charles Nash, President of the Buick division of General Motors turned to so lve his production problems. He offered Chrysler $6,000 a year and he took it. Chrysler solved Buick ' s problems and as a matter of fact, went on to solve problems for other automobile manufacturers before building his first Chrys- ler in 1924. People have always mode the difference in the stories of the auto- motive industry, and while stars like Chrysler and others ore few and far between, the industry is mode up of people whose claim to fame is their ability to work as a team. Teamwork is what Thompson depends upon in its job of helping to build a bigger Automotive industry, a better community and security for its employees. THOMPSON PRODUCTS, for over thirty years a leader in Canadian industry.