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led on relatives over the week- put On a good -concert in the
end, township hall last Friday night
The minstrel show from the to a :nil capacity crowd,
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TWO SHOWS NIGHTLY -- 7.30 and 9.30
THURSDAY FRIDAY - SATURDAY
December 7 - 8 9 - Double Bill
"VILLAGE OF THE DAMNED"
starring GEORGE SANDERS -- BARBARA SHELLY
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"HIGH SCHOOL BIG SHOT"
starring TOM PITMAN VIRGINNIA ELG
MONDAY - TUESDAY - WEDNESDAY
December 11 12 - 13
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starring SUSAN HAYWARD -- DEAN MARTIN
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---Suzanne
12 years, Grade 7,
Clinton Public School,
WORT XiIIKIP VALCON
Author; PltiliP Ifarkins.
This hook tells of a great
athlete and high school gradu-
ate who receives a Rhodes
scholarship to Oxford Univer-
sity after attending an Air
Force Academy,
-Brian lVfarroen,
16 years, Grade 8,
Clinton Public School
SECRET WORLD or eo
Author; Pierre Berton
The Secret World tif Og, is
true life story with imagine-
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Kr, and Mrs. Cordon Cole-
man and faitiily, Walkerton,
visited with relatives op .Stm,
day last,
Mr. and Mrs, Berne 1VicKin,
tion in which are the children
of Pierre Berton, I like this
story because it makes you feel
You are really at the place
whe.'e it took place, and you
can see it has imagination used
in it,
-Ruth Anne Brown,
11 years, Grade 6,
Clinton Public School,
T PARK Theatre Goderich The
Now - Dec. 7-8-9 - Twin Bill
"Battle of Bloody Beach., with Audie Murphy and
Dolores Michaels - ALSO - "The Silent Coll"
MON. - TUES. - WED. - December 11-12-13
ADULT ENTERTAINMENT
ROSALIND RUSSELL and FORREST TUCKER
Presenting one of the most uproarious comedies
ever filmed
"AUNTIE MAME"
In Technicolor
THUR. FRI. - 14-15-16-Double Bill
Errol Flynn
Joanne Dru in
Plus -- "MAN IN THE MOON"
with Shirley Ann Field and Kenneth Mare
"THE WARRIORS" in
Color
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Young' Canada Boot' Week was glVerVed a few' weeks
4g1.3t, and Clinton wanted to join the other librarleS. in pro-
moting this, Cirearnatallees made it impossible, a% the book
traveller was seven weeks late in his visit to Clinton.
Only a portion of the order of new books arrived and
the children had very little choice books'. suitable for their
age and interests, however, they have now Arrived and the
librarian (Miss- Evelyn Hall) would like to acknowledge
her appreciation , for their co-operation in preparing the
following book reports.
DEPEND ON KATIE JOHN
Young Canada Book Week
Author; Mary Calhoun
Katie john was a girl who
was almost 11. years old and in
Grade 5. To meet expenses so
they could stay in their house
they loved, the Tuckers rented
their extra rooms to boarders.
Katie John sometimes got her,
self in very embarrassing situa-
tions, like when she .came to
school with hot potatoes all
over her, or like when Edwin
Jones fought for her against
Howard, the big bully.
-Linda Nip,
11 years, Grade 6,
Clinton Public School.
DEC. 17
LAST
DAY
TO POST YOUR CHRISTMAS
MAIL FOR LOCAL DELIVERY
Post out-of-town mail on time
too. This year-send It FIRST,
CLASS MAIL... gets prefer-
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right up to the front door.
Consult your Post Office
leaflet for mailing deadlines.
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so much more when they
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LUCKY NUMBER
THIS WEEK IS '1992
Check Your COlendar. if
the numbers match take
the calendar to our office
and claim your $3,00
credit
TEEN-AGE TREASURY OP
OUR SCIENCE WORLD
Authors; Sean Manley and.
Goyo Lewis
Upon reading this hook
discovered that it was not the
drab seientific experiments I
had anticipated. Instead it is
a collection of stories, such as
The Voyage of the -Nautilus
and The Wayward .Cravat.
Nferlicine, navigation a n d
nature are among the categor,
ies covered' in this interesting
and educational book. 'strongly
recommend it to anyone seek-
ing knowledge and pleasure.
-Kenneth K. Hamilton,
12 years, Grade 8,
Clinton Public School,
CE.CELIA'S LOCKET
Author: Rita Shields
Cecelia's mother's golden
locket will .he hers when her
father thinks she has earned
it. First she must get along
with her stepmother Doris and
the family in the flat down-
stairs, She earned the locket
with love. Because it showed
how people can face their pro-
blems in life. I liked this book.
-Mary Ferguson,
15 years, Grade 8,
Clinton Public School.
PRO HOCKEY COMEBACK
Author: C. plant Jackson
Professional hockey is -a
rough, tough sport as Marty
Burk found out when he join-
ed the Falcons. From a college
hockey team be went up to
professional hockey, Unfortun-
ately he fell back because of
injuries. The owner of the
Falcons saw him playing and
immediately wanted him -back.
Marty finally made it all the
way back and is now a pro-
fessional again.
-Gary Deline, Grade 6,
Clinton Public School,
THE CALLAHAN GIRLS
Author: Carole Bolton
With an attractive sister like
Peggy, Kate Callahan was not
an individual. She wore Peg-
gy's clothes and copied her
manners, so everyone regarded
her as Peggy's younger sister.
This is a heartwarming story
of Kate and her struggle for
individuality. It tells of family
life in New York City when
one by one the members break
away to get married, I recom-
mend this book to all girls for
enjoyable 'reading. '
-Theresa Zablocki,
13 years, Grade 8,
Clinton Public School:
CRAZY LEGS MACBAIN
Author: Joe Archibald
Here is a book with excite-
ment and 'adventure throughout
its 187 pages. The story is
about a tall boy named Hal
Macbain who always dreams he
is a great .footballer until one
day he "sticks his neck out" es
the book puts it and soon is
awarded the Kingsbury Trophy
which is given for outstanding
performance 'in football. But
he does not think he earned
it, and much to the disgust of
his uncle he gives the trophy to
a lineman named Frank Elher-
field. The only objection I have
against this book is that the
beginning is rather boring com-
pared with the remainder of
the book. '
-Graham Yeats, Grade 7,
Clinton Public School.
ROCKET RICHARD •
Author: Andy O'Brien
The book I chose for my book
report is called "Rocket Rich-
ard". it is A very interesting
story and I think a Grade 6,
7 or 8 pupil who likes hockey
would enjoy it.
The story starts in from
when he just started to play .
NI-14 He played for the Cana-.
diens for 18 seasons, He retir-
ed in the 1.59-60 season and
his name appeared after 16
records. Re was the first play-
er to get 50 goals in 50 schedul-
ed games.,
The Rocket was seldom out
of the nation's headlines,
throughout his 18 seasons with
Montreal,
Burns, Grade 8,
St. Joseph's Separate .School.
PIM GREEN LINNET
Author: qwyneth Weller
Olwen had received a green
linnet from her father just be-
fore he died. She treasured
this small bird and would not
let any harm come to it.
One day a woman came to
the door. The woman was in-
terested in the little bird and
When She heard it sing she im-
mediately wanted it for her
own. When Olwen refused to
sellthe bird, the woman plan-
ned to steal it while Olwen was
an an errand.
Olwen travelled a long way
across the Blue Mountain to
recover her precious linnet, She
met manly kind peOpie who
.helped her get her bid 'heck
This book is well illustrated by
Viotor, Ambries.
-Michelle Jennings,
11 years, Grade 6,
St. Joseph's Separate School,
nAlgigAI.$
Author:
Pr. Maurice Burton, ID,Se,
Pr, Burton must have loved
animals' to write the book
just read. I do not think Dr,
Burton could have improved on
his description and pictures of
the animals, He told where the
animal was from, the colour
and the food it ate, I was am-
azed when I came to some ani-
mals thought never existed
and the strange things they did.
I have read many animal books,
but none as good as the book
that Dr. Maurice Burton wrote.
-Scott Macaulay, 11 years
Clinton Public School,
TOE _CROTCHnIfY
CROCODILE
Author: Hans Baumann
Uncle Thnsach's stone croco-
dile had been shut up in the
Cairo museum for many years,
He and Ali, his great great
nephew had planned to rescue
it as soon as they could, They
had many thrilling adventures
ti
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