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THE CLINTON FIGURE SKATING CLUB *4
announces
CLASSES HAVE STARTED
Classes for each age and ability group are
held at a scheduled time on Tuesdays between
4:30 and 8:00 p.m. at Clinton. Lions Arena.
Register at the arena • next Tuesday at 4:30.
Instructor: Jeffrey Johnston.,
FEES: Seniors 15,00, High School 12.00
Elementary School 10,00
Pre-grade 1, 6.00.
CLINTON RECREATION COMMITTEE
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AT THE SQUARE—GODERICH
THE PARK Showtimes 7:30 & 9:30 p.m.
NOW --- THUR., FRI., SAT. —November 26-27-28
James Darren, Pamela' Tiffin and Nancy Sinatra
Surfing and other shennanigans at an ocean-side college.
It's a musicomedy. Color
"FOR THOSE WHO THINK YOUNG"
MON., TUES., WED. — November 30-December 1-2
(Adult Entertainment)
Richard Attenborough, Britt Eklund and Jack Hawkins
A British-made story of seething West Africa.
"GUNS AT BATASI"
THUR., FRI., SAT. — December 3-4-5
(Adult Entertainment)
William Holden, Capucine and Tetsura Tamba
An adventure drama filmed in Malaya.
"THE SEVENTH DAWN" Color
GODERICH — "We need
more homes for children, over
10, and especially for teen-
agers," Miss Clare McGowan,
local director of the Children's
Aid Society, told county- coup-
cll. "Please help us find more."
"There must be foster homes
available for all children who
have to be admitted to C,A.S,
care," she. explained. "Child-
ren are never taken from their
homes except as a last resort,
because we believe it is a most
damaging experience for a
child,
"When a complaint is receiv-
ed 'that children are being neg-
lected in some way, we investi-
gate the complaint and work
With the family to 'Ley to solve
their problems. These vary:
marital discord, financial dif-
ficulties creating neglect of
children; illness of the mother;
misbehaviour of the children;
immorality in the home; ex-
cessive chinking by one or both
parents; poor attendance at
school; death of parent; deser-
tion of parent; unfit home; fail-
ure of patents to provide treat-
ment for a health 'ailment.
"lit is the duty of an attend-
ance officer to report lack of
school attendance to 'the Fam-
ily Allowance authorities, but
not to us.. One 'boy was sent
to training school who had not
attended school for 'two years.
"We have again been invited
to send 75 children to the Rad-
ar School's Christmas paity, on
the afternoon of December 16,"
she said.
Mrs. M. L. Clements, county
librarian, reported that in the
fall school exchange several
schools were forced to open
additional rooms—where avail-
able—to accommodate the in-
creasing number of students,
Goderich. separate school is
again on the list, receiving their
new books early in. September.
Central Huron Secondary School
hos been added to the high
school list, making five.
"New shelving was purchased
last year," Mrs. Clemente said,
"and installed tin January in
our stock room. Even With this
We are as crowded as before."
father!) But I can sleep in
Sunday.
At 8.30 Kim is shaking
me. "Dad, don't forget
you're teaching in the Bible
Class this morning," I teach.
the Bible Class, At 4 p.m„
I go out and collect "pledge
cards" for 'the church,
Everybody is out for a
,driver or hates the minister.
Net result; I collect one
pledge card out of seven—
my own.
At 4.30 p.m., we all stand in
the backyard, waving frantieal-
ly small airplane circling
over house. Hugh in in it, up
With a friend, His Mother, up
from death's door, is having
kittens. "My babyt Up there!
They'll crash!"
Prepare Sunday dinner.
Wash dishes' (kids have to
do Inemelwork and prac-
tise). Reel to desk at 9
p.m. Fall asleep on elbows.
Wake up 'at mid-night.
Can't sleep until four am.
Get up at' 7.45. Scrambled
to school. And begin all
over again.
Where Those Weekends Go
40.11.11011.
42,001IFfiCH
DANCING FOR THE YOUNG CROWD
This Week Sat., Nov. 28
"TH8 UNOMTAk5RS"
and "TH5 b5L,REYS!'
orniono 5':30 to tVildnioht Admission •$1.90 per person
Catering to lotthelidena, Weddle0So BalieUetai, Et.64-
Poe hental information be rittdevAttOitti:
Mal S144171
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THE McKILLOP MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Office Main Street
SEAFORTH
• Trievri DeVetlinge ▪ Ali dialisei of #otoi Property
• 9inntrior Cottages
• Churthet, Ralik*
&derided coVeragb
smoke, water derange, taitutg
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A.GraV.,',:S t Shines keys, Alt 1, Zeaforth: J, Line, Itit 5, 80a4
fortht Led.PdO 41to ,Londeehorol• Sel*Yti Eittketi Ritakels!
Harold Sepdrea, Clinton; tkorge arsine,- Dinniti; Danald G.Attote,
AN forth:
Highland. Lassies
Lassies Brenda Harrison and Cheryl Youngblut danced for the "piper -44P-
log the Talent Night "at Ontario Street United, Church Saturday night, •
(News-Record Photo By John V4s01)
STAN BLOWES TRAVEL SERVICE
SEAFORTH WOMEN'S INSTITUTE
DANCE
to the musk of Desiardi9e Orchestra
Friday, November 27
LEGION HALL SEAFORTH
See the crowning of the
1964 Snow Queen at 11:00 p.m.
The -Snow Queen with her
attendants and the Snow FlakeS'
will be crowned by Miss Anne
McConnell the 1963 Snow
Queen -- at the Institute Dance,
ADMISSION: 75c EACH
Sealorth Santa Claus Parade
Saturday. Nov. 28 — 2:00 p.m.
10 BANDS -- -- 30 FLOATS
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Ballet Artists
Lynne Gibbings and Doug Palmer drew enthus-
iastic applause for their ballet number at the On-
tario Street United Church Men's Club-sponsored
Talent Night on Saturday.
(News-Record Photo By John Visser)
Middip*OtNight
Meetings Rough
On Board Member
,.,.aid T471011 fg 'RR a l'Ar4Ttonl
a farMer and 4 member of the
board of Centred 1-1Pron See'
ondary School,suggested at
the board's regular monthly
infecting Z. 'week that -sPn1P-,
thing sboWd be done to Pre-
Vent the rneetbvs from lasting
wail 2;0 or 2:45 ajn,
I-le saki he "wondered"
whether more we* could be
dope in committee ineotiws to
easP The bwrden. Of business.
Re said be finds 'the meetings
a bit of a hards141) because he
is a farmer and hes U. get up
at 6 a.m, to start his chores.
Mr. Taylor represents Mor-
ris Township on the board.
Members Agree
Robert Peck •of RR 1 Zurich,
the Ituron County council rep-
resentatiVe, suggested meet-
ings start at 1 PAO. instead
of 8:30 p.m.
Stanley Township represent-
ative George Clifton reminded
the board that a short 'time ago
it had defeated his 'motion for
two meetings a month.
Chairman John Levis said he
agreed with Mr, Taylor that
all board members agree the
meetings go on too late, but
he said a, vast amount of busi-
ness is broUghtup, to be dealt
with, and - deputations often
take up more time than the
board plans on.
FR EE
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Phone 482-7006
For Appointmnt
Children's Aid
Badly In Need
Of Foster Homes
410
32 Wellington Street, Stratford
Western Opeario%s Mast Experienced Travel Agency
Why Not Be Home for Christmas?
STAN BkovvEs TRAva SERVICE
LIMITED
,stratford, Ontario
just been appointed Canadian Pacific ReilweY
Pessenger RepresentatiVe for Stretford and
surrounding area.
FOR RESERVATIONS ANYWHERE;
Call 1Zenith 24520 (Na Tall Charge)
Meth,' Representatives for Canadian National Railway,
Canadian Paelflo Railway, all Airlines and Steamships.
All Transpertatien sold at Official Rates.
Has
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and CHILDREN
118 St. David's St.
Dial 524-8787, Goderich
6-13p
PORTRAITS -- WEDDINGS
COMMERCIAL yoh. ik44.4
20 Isaac Street
Friday and Saturday 2 to 9 p.m.
Phone 482-9654 after 6 p.m.
for appointments
OPTOMETRY
J. E. LONGSTAFF
OPTOMETRIST
Mondays and Wednesdays
CLINTON MEDICAL CENTRE
482-7010
SEAFORTH OFFICE 791
38-tfb
R. W. BELL
OPTOMETRIST
F. T. ARMSTRONG
Consulting Optometrist,
The Square. GODERICH
524.7661
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INSURANCE
K. W. COLQUHOUN
INSURANCE & REAL ESTATE
Phones: Office 482-9747
Res. 4E2-7804
JOHN WISE, Salesman
Phone 482-7265
H, C.'LAWSON
First Mortgage Money Available
Lowest Current Interest Rates
INSURANCE - REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENTS
Phones: Office 482-9644
Res. 482-9787
E. HARTLEY.
LIFE INSURANCE
Planned Savings
. . Estate Aiialysis
CANADA LIFE
ASSURANCE CO.
Clinton, Ontario
ALUMINUM PRODUCTS
For Air: Master Aluminum
Doors and
d
Windows
an
Rockwell Power Tools
JERVIS SALES
R. L. Jervis-68 Albert St.
Clinton-482-9390
Classified Ads.
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Results
Like most teachers, I don't
know what I'd do without my
weekends. All right. I know.
The hours -are great, there are
lots of holidays, and you're sure
of your pay at the end of the
month.
But believe- it or not, it's
an exhausting game. Baby-
sitters have their moments
of frenzy. Policemen some-
times get ulcers. To those
two jobs, add. the task of
stuffing infarmatian daily
-into about 500 kids, most
of whom can take it or
leave it, and you can
understand Why teacherte
totter towards 4 pm. Fri-
day like maids lurching to
that first oasis on the far
side of the Gobi desert.
Every Friday, I come home,
eollalpse, and wave feebly to-
wards the decanter of Teach-
ers' Highland Cream, a medic-
inal restorative made in Soot-
land for the sole purpoSe of
salvaging Sagging teachers.
As I lie there, gradually
recovering, / allow myself
to luxuriate in 'the idea of
48 hours without classes,
"This weekend," I muse,
"I'in going to get caught
up. I'm going to mark all
those essays, prepare those,
five tests, get my lessons
ready fer a whole week a-
head. I'm also, by golly,
going to get a good sleep
tonight, go hunting Satur-
day afternoon, sleep in
Sunday, and spend the rest
of the day reading a good
book,"
Perhaps a verbatim report of
the last long weekend will give
you an idea of the difference
between dream and reality,
Friday evening, I'd just
begun to regain my joie do
vivre-, With aid Of the High-
land Cream and a good
dinner, When a colleagues
called, HO Wanted /to die-
cuss at academic problem:'
.some kids bad tried to tee
fire tO his car on Hal-
loween.
It turned out that he was
sagging a Mt kio, and that he
had a predilection for the
Crete. A bad combination, I
gat to bed at 2:80 in the a.M.
Oh, well, I could sleep Satur-
day morning. Essays would not
'be marked, but.after all, a fella
has to live a little.
At 7:30 am., in the dark
already, my erife was shak-
ing me. She had the steel-
ach flu, I had to drive the
kids to the city, 200 Miles
round trip, for their music
lesson,
Home at 4 pm. Broth for
the sick lady, Rake the last
of the leaves. Prepare one of
Old. Dad's famous mixed grills:
anything that will fry in a fry-
ing pan. This one had mush-
rooms, eggs, green peppers, a
redolent remnant of steak, two
wieners, a tomato and a chunk
of bologna. Tasty. Two hours
of dishwashing:
Wandered wearily up to
watch TV. Fell asleep,
Woke up at 11, p.m. Looked
at wife, aOperently dying,
Downstairs to turn off the
lights, Find lights blazing,
hi-ti blaring, kids in the
act of lighting fire in fire-
place.
"Get to bed!"
Two hours later, have taught
Kim to Waltz (waltzing is any
form of dancing that doesn't
have a frantie beat); Hugh and
Hint have denemetrated, and I
have been dragged into, the
Monkey, The ktrug, the Vaddoo.
The fire IS burning le*. We
have all, siMultaneously, smok-
ed a pipeful of tobadeo. (That's
right, We all sat arehnd and
arnolted pipes. What a lousy
PROCLAMATION
Municipal Election
TOWN OF CLINTON
1.111111•.
Nominations
Friday, November 27
1964
NOTICE
is Hereby Given That a Meeting of the Electors for The Nomination of Candidates for
the Position of Mayor, Reeve, Deputy Reeve, Councillors, Public Utilities Commissioners
and Public School Board for the Ensuing Term will be held in the
Council Chambers Of The Town Hall
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21,1964
BETWEEN THE HOURS OF 7:30 O'CLOCK AND 8:30 O'CLOCK
IN THE EVENING
JOHN LIVERMORE, Returning Officer
AND IF NECESSARY, AN ELECTION TO FILL THE ABOVE NAMED POSITIONS
WILL BE HELD ON
MONDAY, DECEMBER y,1964
AT THE FOL:LoWINd- PLACES, THAT IS TO SAY, IN
ST. ANDREW'S WARD At The ST., JOHN'S WARD — At The
Council Chambers. Macaulay Show Room, King- St.
ST. JAMES' WARD --At The Legion ST. GEORGE'S WARD At The-
Hall, Kirk St. Cireiiifi1 Chambers,
Commencing at the flour of Nine OtOlook in the Perenoon and Continuing until the Hour'
of O'clock in the Afternoon and the Results Will be Publicly beclared In the ToWn Hall
on Tuesday, the 9th day of bebernber, 1984, at ig Welock Noon.
JOHN LIVERMORE,, Clerk and Returning Officer
NorteE
Every nomination shall be in writing and state the hairier, residence and occupation of
the candidate and the residence and .occupy on bf the proposer and seconder, and shall
be signed by the preposer and seconder, _both of whom Shall be Municipal electors and
preSent, arid shall, be filed with the returning officer within one hour from the opening
of the notnination meeting,
When a Proposed candidate is hot present, his nernination paper shell not be valid
utildee there is evidence satisfactory to the returning officer that be contents to be so
nominated. 41.8b
G. B. CLANCY, 0.0.
-- OPTOMETRIST --
For Appointment
Phone 524-1151
' GODERICH
Business and Professional
Directory.
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS
55.5/ SOUTH ST. TELEPHONE
GODERICH, ot41. 524.7562
A.'M.HARIER
Election
Monday, December 1
1964