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I _ .. Four beauties seek college royalty Joanne Glover, 18, is a first year student in the general sec- retarial course, but is represent- ing the technology division in the queenxontest. Joanne is present- ly living with her sister in Bres- lau, while she attends school. Her family, former residents of Etobi- coke, now live in Des Moines, Iowa. In the future, Joanne hopes to be soaring across the skies as The girls, Joanne Glover, Mary Romlewski, Shirley Logel and Bonnie Lyn Thede were elected by the students and faculty of Conestoga College two weeks ago by ballot voting. The four win- ners received the most votes from the 200 names submitted as queen candidates. Each girl re- presents a different division of the college. The winner will compete in the Miss Community College contest to be held at Con'estoga during their Winter Carnival Week, Feb. " to 15. _ Four girls are vying for the title of Miss Conestoga College, who will be crowned to-night at the sehool's semi-formal at the Walper Hotel in Kitchener. Pedestrians share respond!» ilitv for traffic safety with motorists. Don't seen into an intersection or crosswalk until you‘re sume approaching driw en; can see you. Where there are no sidewalks. walk well off the road. facing traffic. When youve behind the wheel. give pedestrians their right of wav at erostgl2 and intersections. W there are children walkimz or playing. be wavered for the unexpected. An important aspect of pre- paration is adequate insur- ance protection. For informa- tion. call: 262 Ed) Street East Wand” - Phone 742-9624 MARY E. McCARTHY Can you tell which one of these girls will be queen? They are (left to right) Bonnie Lynn Thede, Shirley Logel, Mary Romelewski and Joanne Glover. WALKING or DRIVING . . . Fourth contestant is Bonnie Lyn Thede of Port Elgin, who is an airline stewardess on an over- seas route. Shirley, who lives in Kitchener, will be married in June and hopes to become a legal secretary after graduation. Eighteen-year-old Mary Rom- lewski, a student nurse from the junior class at South Waterloo Memorial Hospita1's school of nursing, was chosen to represent the applied arts division at Cone- stoga. Mary lives in Sarnia and has her hopes set on becoming a registered nurse. The only second year student in the queen contest is Shirley Logel, who is enrolled in the legal secretarial course. Shirley is representing the business divi- sion in the contest. 663 King West, Kitchener Phone 744-6544 HAND 0mm wanna: PYRAMIDS NEXT DOOR BOUTIQUE trom47.95 to $55.00, available at FLOWERS BY RON Unique Christmas Gift froyt East Germany and ”no The crowning tonight' will err max a week of social events and interviews during which the girls were judged on poise, talent, appearance and per- sonality. Judges for the contest are Elaine Cole of CKCO-TV; Sandy Baird of the K-W Record; Cindy Piereson, promotion direc- tor of CHYM; Fred Merritt of CKKW radio and Joan Ibbetson of .Biba Boutique in Kitchener. Miss Conestoga will compete in the Miss Community College con- test along with contestants from all colleges in Ontario. She will be crowned Feb. 15 at Conestoga’s formal at Leisure Lodge. another first year student enrol. led in the secretarial course. 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