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"Call Us First For Total Car Service" 886â€"4590 PERMANENT BRAND UNLIMIIED tors and visitors could take tee in association with Wolfâ€" advantage of the Oktoberâ€" gang Stutz who was apâ€" fest Festival atmosphere. pointed liaison officer for The Kâ€"W Sertoma Speed Speed Skating by the Culâ€" Skating Club hosted the tyral Committee. _ first competition last year ‘The Sertoma Club proâ€" with the support of the Okâ€" posed to the committee toberfest Cultural Commitâ€" that the 1976 competition per gal. Inc. "WESTY mesens FALL STYLE ‘/7/ featurina MIGS CANADA FREE TICKETS available through CHYM or by calling Westmount _ Place Shopping Centre 578â€"5450 See the latest in fall fashions as presented by the merchants of Westmount Place. All fall‘s latest styles in men‘s,. ladies‘ and children‘s wear. DOOR PRIZES & FREE COFFEE {only ticket holders eligible) FREE ADMISSION THURSDAY EVENING SEPT. 15th 7 pm. ‘Oktoberfest Silver Dollars‘ be emphasized at the 1977 attached to ribbons for in â€" Oktoberfest â€" International class distance winners and mnm!t:pmmua trophies displaying the Okâ€" â€" ‘OKk t Record Certiâ€" toberfest motif for the class ficates‘ to those people who was well received by those â€" who competed at the 1976 petitors noted that this unâ€" usual approach to â€"awards made this event the most unique in North America. â€"The American competitors from Chicago, Michigan, Massachusetts and New integral part of the event, York joined with those from Ontario and Quebec to spread the word of the Oktoberfest International by taking the trophies and medals they won home. The Oktoberfest compeâ€" tition involving male and female â€"skaters from the ages of 7 to 70 is the first Speed Skating Competition of the year in Canada and to the organizers‘ knowâ€" ledge, in North America. . The philosophy of the meet is that it is a fun meet in which the competitors can relate their ability and conditioning with other skaters who are in a simiâ€" lar physical condition at theâ€" beginning of the season. In keeping with this attiâ€" tude Bob Planert, one of the meet coâ€"ordinators, has devised a system of ‘Okâ€" toberfest Competition Reâ€" cords‘ that do not relate to any other records estabâ€" lished, except those of the DAILY 9:30 to 6 THURSDAY and FRIDAY 9:30 to 9:30 PLENTY OF FREE PARKING INSIDE MALL AT SHOPPING CENTER (MISS YVONNE FOSTER) word ‘fun‘ and theâ€" exâ€" change of ideas and fellowâ€" ship at this meet. The fact was a consideration from the inception of the event and therefore, it was only logical to encourage the outâ€"ofâ€"town guests to beâ€" come involved with the 1976 Oktoberfest iInternaâ€" ‘*Festival‘ atmosphere, The Kâ€"W Sertoma Club in coâ€" operation with Bingeman Park coâ€"ordinates the purâ€" chase of tickets for the festival hall at Bingeman Park so that the visitors can get together after the first day‘s events to meet socially for the exchange of ideas and information Rotarians sponsor Jamaica Night _ The fourth annual Waâ€" terloo Rotary Club Jamaica Night was held Friday Sept. 9 at Bingeman Park Ballâ€" The Rotarians and their Rotary Anns prepared the food and served it themâ€" selves to the more than 750 guests. Food arrangeâ€" ments were under the diâ€" rection of Jean and Gord w_, wwiilsy c 7. 621 ‘: se â€"alliiie.,._ n "*% â€"*",/ © y us *s _ competiâ€" â€" about speed skating. ~â€"> This anique idea will _ The details for the 1977 By Joan Weiler Commentated By & Makeup Demonstration By: Miss Carolyn Heuhn of Professional Studios, School of Selfâ€"Improvement _ and _ Models Agency. Our thanks to the following who have contributed to Fall Style 77 Zacks Ladies Wear Bocks Flowers Capriccio Shoes Lashbrooks Shoes Sauders Ladies & Men‘s Wear Bonnie Togs Chadren‘s Wear Ray Delion Men‘s Wear Fashion Stop Ladies Wear Town & Country El Patio Youngs Jewellers ternational are nearly comâ€" pleted and the organizers encourage those who wish to skate to reply early by The hosts, the Kâ€"W Serâ€" toma Speed Skating Club, Chicago and Ohio, at the time of this writing, which is an indieation of the in ternational interest in this competition. The Speed Skating Club and the Okâ€" toberfest Cultural Commitâ€" tee invite you to join them and Miss Oktoberfest at President Jack Duffey and his wife Susan greeted guests at the door. * Riedlinger. Approximately 30 sons, daughters® and friends of Rotarians assisted in the clearing of tables and the cleanâ€"up. ~ Grand River Arena, Kitâ€" chener, Ontario on Saturâ€" day, October 8 at 1:00 p.m. for the start of the 1977 Canadian Oktoberfest Inâ€" ternational Speed Skating Competition. Admission is The Rotarians hoped to have raised $7,000 with this event. J