THE LIGHT Toucn Lets Campaign For WigWearing ay HAL aovce NEW YORK iAPt Blax Stiller has simple goal want President John Kennedy to wear fashion wig he said That would start the ball rolling the same way It did with George of England and Louis XIII of France Soon millions of redblooded American men would be wear ing beautiful high fashion wigs Their wives would fall back in love with them The whole some loving atmosphere in all those homes would put an end to juvenile delinquency alcohol Ism and the television habit Miller at the owner of flourishing mop of hair that makes him his own worst cus tomer is the dynamic bend at the Joseph Fleischer wig firm one at the oldest and largest in the world The hairpicce business now is about $30000000myenr indutry in the US and getting bigger all the time The bald truth of the matter according to Miller is that some 3000000 American Women now wear fashion wigs and some 400000 to 600000 men pro tect their scalp from sunburn rain snow and ill natured laughter with to also TELEVISION known in the trade as top pers NUMBER TO INCREASE Miller feels am that In all other five in to years these fig ures will be trebled or quad ruplcd It Is his opinionwell any way his hopethat the fashion wig again will become status symbol among men as it al ready is among many women According to Miller people have been wearing wigs for H000 years or so He says both Hannibal and Nero wore them for purposes of disguise and that the first Queen Elizabeth whose hair was scant and thin had so wigs in her wardrobe modern womans wig today costs from $200 to $700 mans topper from $165 to $250 They last from two to three years and can be sent out to be cleaned and dressed for $150 Feminine wig contain from 250000 to 300000 hairs male toupccs about 140000 The world hair buying centre is Patermo Sicily and the greatest source of supph is the ltaiian woman peasant The price ranges all the way from $50 pound for straight black hair to $400 pound for pure 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VALLEY TAXI DRIVEYOURSELF CARS AND TRUCKS Rvas returned COOKSTOWN ly DAUREEN ANDERSON BOWLING CLUE Team Standings in Busters Betty Coburnt 1372 Better Late Lena Nicholson 59 Been Poll Doris Mo Killicani 55 Happy Gang ihfei Brennan Sliver Bullets Ira Wilson Hope fuls Dee Cobuni High singles Men Dee Coburn 231 Ladies Joan Jebb 217 High triples Men Bill Cooks 511 ladies Doris McKlillcan 559 High average lino Bill Cooke 189 Dee Column 189 Ladies Ruth Pinimey 174 Team scores high singles Happy Gang 12H high triple BEN Pots WI INAUGURAL SERVICE The inaugural Service of the new organization of the United Church Women was held Sim dsy morning January it in the Cookstown United Church Mrs Eroley hirs Ira Wilson and Mrs Norrie Coutts representing the former organiz ations of the WMS arid the WA assisted the Rev Howey with the sevlce The list of newly elected officers was read by Mrs Bernice Graham The newly elected officers then came forth and the Rev Howey led in the dedication of the execu tive The Rev Howey then spoke on the purpose of this new organization The purpose being To unite all women of the congregation for the total mission of the Church and to provide medium through which they may express their loyalty and devotion to Christ in Christian witness study fel lowship and service PUBLIC SCHOOL HOCKEY The Cookstown Public School boys and others in charge wish to thank the following people tor their wonderful support and cooperation We now have two hockey teams in the Public School League at Thornton We also have Communltv ltinlr at Roy Taylors where the CONTRACT BRIDGE BY JAY BECKER South dealer NorthSouth vulnerable NORTH ssiol VAIOBIS 8Q675 EAST AKQSZ VQG 9105 47132 EOLTH J76 Ksz QAK102 paoio 111a bidding nrth East Opening lead three of spades This hand occurred in the match between Argentina and the United States last year Norths two club bid was arti ficial and requested South to bid fourcard major suit if he had one When South denied major suit length by bidding two diamonds North went to three notrump The bidding and the opening lead were the same at both tables When the Argentine South was deciarer he ducked the spade in dummy East winning with the queen and iinessed the queen of clubs when club king and led another spade East won with the king and DAILY cnostono ACROSS 44 Fencers Maple tolls DOWN Girl nanie 11111135 12 hdrewarm Stir up 1812 Container P9355 mm 5111 fields person to person ma Iii Mans ntclmainse times 16 Greek letter 11 Commpasa po aber 18 Sink 19 Shooting Obligation to pay Narcotics storage plus 10 Man lucidlama pose 14 Trust 20 Lofty West took the 25 Sloth UNIONl Island malicr boys are teaming hockey Saturday mornings from I050l0 12 with Craig alib lnaa coaching is Sweaters and 11 Sales Barn it Sweaters and Crests Noriil Farms Water for risk Frank Webb insurance for teams Ira Wilson and Dr sincIarlaad two GoaLStich Jack Edncy two Goals Braden and Leonard Pucks Don Moniunan Lights for risk Russell Reed Goal Stick and Pucks EliionI Neiily $1000 Pet Vander poat Bert Coleman Ted Powell 600 Roberts $500 tiert Pauli $500 Dermott 3500 Clarence Adams $500 Lorne Arnold $500 Doug Hopper $300 John Taylor 3100 hlonkman Referee Elli Thomas Coaches Bill Cook Cookstown Sales Barn Roy Taylor Narlli farrns schedule is being planned so that hockey practice will not interfere with pleasure skating All games are played Saturday morning at Thornton Transpor tation for the boys on Saturday mornings would be appreciated January Cookstown Salas Barn defeated Norlll Farms 32 January 13 Knock defeated Cookstown Sales Barn Ivy defeated Norill Farms 70 NEW FLOS By MRS WANLESS Mr and Mrs Elvin Pearson at Thornton were recent visit em with Mrs Clarence Atkin son Mr and Mrs Steve Rawn spent week at Schomberg JULIET JONES 50 Mrs Harry Hawkins of Stay ncr visited with her mother Mrs Kirkpatrick Mr and Mrs Atkinson ot Stnyner visited with Mrs Kirkpatrick liir and Mrs Alex Finlay and family were supper guests Sunday or Mr Finlays brother and slsterinlow Mr and Mrs Ernie Finlay Harrie Mr and Mrs James Graham of Toronto were weekend visit ors with the litilllgans again returned club the ten losing to the jack By this time the Argentine declarer had tried four finesscs and lost them all West led spade at trick five and even though the diamonds were fa vorably divided South wou 11 up with only eight tricks to so down one When the American pair held the NorthSouth cards they made three notrump The Ar gentine East won the spade lead with the queen and also returned club But the American deciarer Peter Leventritt alert to the danger of allowing West to take the lead for another spade play went right up with the ace of clubs He decided to pin his hopes on bringing home the heart suit Accordingly he entered dum my with diamond and led low heart When East followed low Leventritt tinessed the eight losing to the jack West returned spade as ex pected but Leventritt spurning the finesse took the ace ran his hearts and 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