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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1960-11-17, Page 2Pape 2—Clinton News-Record—Thurs., Nov. 17, 1960 Fitzsimons Food Fair would like to take this opportunity to thank our customers and friends for their kind co- operation in enabling us to observe November 11 as REMEMBRANCE DAY —Norman Fitzsimons. P.S. Money isn't everything but it's a good second to whatever comes first. Congratulations TO Clinton District Collegiate .Institute FROM ERIC COX WHOLESALE Sanitation Equipment and Supplies Peffer SOUND SYSTEMS LTD. KITCHENER — ONTARIO ONTARIO'S LEADING SUPPLIER OF COMMERCIAL SOUND and COMMUNICATIONS EQUIPMENT IS PROUD TO HAVE SUPPLIED and INSTALLED The Peffer School Sound System IN THE Clinton District Collegiate Institute CONGRATULATIONS TO CLINTON DISTRICT COLLEGIATE Institute We are pleased to have supplied the office equipment and lockers for the Collegiate. HAY STATIONERY LIMITED London, Brantford, Welland "Serving Western Ontario for 46 years" Area Representative—MR. JOE RULE St. Marys, Ont. 46b UNDERWOOD LIMITED is pleased to have been entrusted with supplying New Underwood Typewriters to CLINTON DISTRICT COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE UNDERWOOD LIMITED Service and Sales Offices across Canada How o I save? We're Proud of the New CDCI and are pleased to be connected with this fine educational institution. Eight school buses serving the rural students and board of Clinton District Collegiate Institute Chartered Buses for all Occasions 1. & T. Murphy Limited Clinton School and Chartered Buses HU 2-9475 AN OPEN LETTER , TO CHRISTMAS FURNITURE SHOPPERS Year Book Staff is Appointed Already Preparing Publication MEET THE TEACHER. Interview With Mr. Langdon Don Mills, 124. and This popular addition to the Gary Dewitt, 120) teaching staff at CDCI lives with his wife and family at 69 Whitehead Street in Clinton, of the first game 15-3 for Clinton. In the second game Goder- ich began the service gaining one point while Barbara Ladd gained two points for Clinton. The next seven services were returned to the other team and several times the ball hit the low ceiling of the gymnasium. Barbara Yeo gained two points before losing the ball to God- erich. Goderich then gained ten points. Bonnie Hamilton gained four points, Barbara Yeo one point, and Barbara Ladd two points. Goderich won the second game 15-11. In the final game Clinton began the service. Goderich won 15-12 to defeat Clinton in 2 out of 3 games. (By Janet and Barbara Henderson, 12A) There are 30 to 35 members in the new yearbook club. The Club is divided into three groups; the editorial section, the business section and the advertising section, Margaret Merrill is the editor, Sibyl Castle the advertising manager and Beverley Beattie the bus, Mess manager. Margaret Merrill The main meeting of the yearbook club is held in the guidance office on Tuesdays in tenth period. Each section meets by itself throughout the week. Mr. Hunter supervises the club meetings. The students are in the pro- cess of campaigning for sub- scriptions. Two pupils from the club are visiting each room. Sibyl Castle The members of the club are planning a bigger and better book, much different from last year's sample. These year- books which are to be printed at the end of May by the News-Record will be sold for $1.75 each. These books which are be- ing published as keepsakes for the students, are in great de- mand. Only 23 Shopping Days Left 'Till Christmas! The members, of the adver- tising section of the yearbook will soon be canvassing the downtown merchants for ad- Beverly Beattie vertisments in their book. It is hoped that the merchants will support the yearbook in this way. Mr. A. J. Langdon was born in Woodstock, Ontario an,d at- tended public and high school in St, Thomas. After graduat- ing from the Ontario Agrlelti- tural College at Guelph with a Bachelor of Scientific Agri- culture degree, Mr, Langdon attended the College of E,.'dn- cation • in Toronto where he studied physical education and science, Before coming to Clinton this year, Mr. Langdon taught in Rtdgetown, St. Thomas and at Toronto. At CDCI Mr. Lang- don teaches physical education and mathematics. Along with Mr. Clynick he coached the football team this fall. Mr. Langdon enjoys all types of sport but especially hunting and fishing. Ontario St. WMS Conducts Election Hears Reports The Woman's Missionary So- ciety of Ontario Street United Church held their meeting on October 8 in the church par- lour with the president, Mrs. W. B. Olde presiding. Mrs. W. M. Aiken was in charge of the devotional period. Reports were heard from various departments. The sup- ply secretary reporting a re- quest from presbyterial for donations toward vacational school packets; also gifts for girls, used coats and suit mat- erial for quilts to be forwarded to Long Plains, Man. Plans were made to pack a bale for the Fred Victor Mission, Tor- onto on November 22. Mrs. J. B. Lavis was presented with a life membership in the Wom- an's Missionary Society by the Misses H. and S. Courtice in appreciation of her work in the society. Miss E. Plumsteel read a poem "The Weaver". Mr. Mills conducted the election of of- ficers for 1961. Mrs. H. Ball presented the Mission Study, the purpose of her study was to bring a newer and deeper awareness of Refugee Year. Mrs. M. Wiltse and Mrs. R. Fear reported on ,a recent sec- tional meeting held at Duff's, McKillop. Mrs. Olde expressed her appreciation of all who assisted with the meeting. Officers are: honorary pres- ident, Miss S. Courtice and G. Mills; past president, Mrs. W. S. R. Holmes; president, Mrs. Brock Olde; first vice- president, Mrs. Ray Fear; sec- ond vice-president, Mrs. M. Aiken. Recording secretary, Mrs. G. Mills; corresponding secre- tary, Mrs. M. Crich; treasurer, Mrs. J. B. Lavis; assistant treasurer, Mrs. A. J. McMur- ray; press secretary, Mrs. G. Mills; associate members sec- retary, Miss S. Courtice. Secretaries of literature and study books, Miss Elva Witse, Mrs. W. VanEgmond, Miss S. Courtice; of Christian steward- ship, Mrs. W. S. R. Holmes, of Christian Citizenship and Watchtower, Mrs. R. Fear; of community friendship, Mrs. L. Swan, Mrs. J. Webster, Mrs. M. Wiltse and Miss H. Cour- tice; supply, Mrs. N. Sly, Mrs. Roy Plumsteel and Mrs. Wil- liam Hoggarth; of Missionary Monthly and of expense fund, Mrs. A. J. McMurray; Social convener, Mrs. E. Radford; pianist, Miss Elva Wiltse and Mrs. E. Radford; mission band, Mrs. R. Tre- wartha and assistant Mrs. G. COlelough; Baby Band, Mrs. Willard Aiken; assistant, Mrs. Cameron Proctor; auditors, Mrs. C. Elliott and Mrs J. Radford. 0 A "jack rabbit start" from a stop light is unnecessary, and a sure sign of an immature driv- er. But when you turn from a Stop street into a 50 or 60 mph highway—GET GOING! Get up to cruising speed as rapidly as reasonably possible, recommends the Ontario Safety League. A slow moving car on an open 'highway makes a danger spot. Girls Lose Out To Goderich Volleyball Five (By Gloria Rumba11, 1213) Goderich senior girls' volley- ball team came to Clinton on Tuesday, November 8, to play an exhibition game. Clinton began the game with Margaret Merrill as first ser- ver. With her powerful over- hand serve, Margaret gained four points, Jean Booth gained five points, Janet Batkin, one point, Mary Jean Colquhoun three points, and Eva Verhoef two points, making the score When it comes to saving here's a trick worth knowing. 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