St Catharines Teachers College - Compendium Yearbook (St Catharines, Ontario Canada)

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I ' , ' b ggl JUNE You're ready for your first set of wheels ' T 0 Something more than-a plain- Jane sedan 1 ' Because, at a time like this, who wants to be known as a school- teacher You deserve one of our June Buggies - The 1970 MGB, MGB-GT or MG Midget The 1970 Sprite The 1970 Fiat in four sizes . . . 850 or 124, Sports Coupe or Spider Iask about the special ST trim packagel Triumph GT-6 or TR-6 Or, if you want tolgraduate to something even more spectacu- lar, we have Lotus and Jaguar XK-E Come see our June Buggies . . . and see what you've been miss- ing performance ears-310 lake street aututrendlake streetat the queen 'e'

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2 EATQN A MOVING INEI.UENCE IN YA L E S. TOWN E INDUSTRY, CONSTRUCTION AND I N C. THE COMMUNITY SINCE I9II if ' H L - ,f TX .. E l y AE-,Ill 8,5 v 9297 Q, I I ' Q l - ff: fa E. -.I E A , M-fu fa f . Gy! eg! E J QN' ' u' LP G s. YALE El 9 A d YALE Gasoline, AUTOMATIC Electric l.ft TROJAN Rubber 'Tired H d H t Electric lift T k Trucks Tractor Shovels 4'85,'i.E MATERIALS HANDLING nlvlsluu 'Nei YALE CRESCENT, Box 667, sr. cArL-LARLNES, ONTARIO A V ' AAA A The Council and Citizens of the City of Niagara Falls convey their best wishes to the students and faculty of the St. Catharines Teachers' College. Education isn't play: It is hard, serious, and demanding work. But it can be a most interesting and rewarding occupation. May each of you find it so. Franklin J. Miller Mayor

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159 's1'D6 5 fini' THE CORPORATION, OF THE CITY OF ST. CATHARINES Having regard for man's desire and indeed for his basic right to share in the benefits of culture and training, my colleagues on council and I are constantly striving to create conditions within our community that will help satisfy the ed- ucational requirements of all our people. The measure of success which we have thus far been able to achieve has been due to the great co-operation which we have received from our citizensf not the least important among whom have been our students whose unprecedented in- terest in the educational processes has wrought many worth-while changes. And while none of us have yet reached a point where we know all the answers to everything - since learning is an on-going and never-ending process - we are confident that our common interest in plumbing the mysteries of man and the forces of nature that surround him will continue to evoke trust and understanding among us. We can have every reason to believe that the quality of education in St. Catharines will continue to contribute considerably to the development of this great country of ours. Mayor Mackenzie A. Chown and Members of St. Catharines City Council