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BALL POINT PENS from 29c
RETRACTABLE PENS 35c and up
SHEAFFER'S CARTRIDGE PENS, all colons ea. $2.95
SHEAFFER FOUNTAIN PENS $3.95 ,up
ZIPPERED BINDERS, extra good values .. $4.95 and. up
Other Binders at Reduced Prices from $1.99 up
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and FXF'RCISE BOOKS at Extra Good Values.
Campbeil's Drug Store
GODERICH " PHONE 90
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" WEST ST. PHONE 131
Five Award Winners At
GDCI Are Announced
The Department of Educa-
tion has announced awards of
Dominion -+Provincial Student
Aid, Bursaries to students of
Goderich, District Collegiate In-
stitute as follows:
University Buraaries of $500
each to Prances Dalton and
Gwendolyn McDowell. Prances
is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Dennis Dalton, of Kings-
bridge, and Gwendolyn is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Nor-
man McDowell, of West
Wawanosh.
A Grade 13 Bursary of $14)i)
to Ironald Moore, so.,. of Mr.
and Mn. ,Elfred Moore of
Colborne - Township.
The trustees of the Donald
'.lkaser and Family Scholarship
have announced awards of $7
scholarships to each of the
following:
Brian McLean, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Archie Mian of
Blab street and. Karl Schmidt
son of Mrs. Marianne Schmidt
of St. Andrew's street.
� Enrollment On Tuesday Is Expected
To Be About The Same As last Year
The principals of the various
schools in Goderich are unable to
state at this time just about how
many pupils will be enrolled at
the schools when they open cu
Tuesday, September 3, 'blit feel
the number will be somewhere
near that of last year.
On opening day last year a total
of 1,423 students were enrolled.
The breakdown was as follows:
Goderich ,Public School, 310; Gode-
rich District Collegiate Institute,
455; -St. -Peter's . ,eparate School,
128; Goderich 'Busih,ess College, 30.
Goderich District Collegiate. Institute
Opens for the Fall Term
Mr. End Mrs. Colin Hunter and
family, of Sarnia, visited the form-
er's mother, Mrs. A. C. Hunter, at
the weekend.
New • textbooks and gymna,aium suits may be purchased at the school from the Students' Council. Note books
and gym shoes should be obtained from local merchants.
The school supplies free texts in English 'Grammar and Composition, Science, Social Studies, and French for
Grades 9 and 10; also the Mathematics of Grade 9.
BOOKS WHICH STUDENTS MAY PURCHASE USED ARE AS FOLLOWS:
MAKE
Anderson's
Book
Centre
on East Street
YOUR SCHOOL SUPPLY
HEADQUARTERS. .
NEW BINDERS
GRADE 9 — Merchant of Venice; Moonfleet; Poems Past and Present; Essentials of Business Practice.
GRADE 10 — Four Feathers; Poems Past and Pre sent ; Nine Modern Plays ; Intermediate Mathematics ;
Living Latin.
GRADE 11 — Creative English; Julius Caesar ; Grass of Parnassus; World History from Ancient Times to
1760; A New Algebra for High Schools.
GRADE 12 Prose for Senior Students; A Modern Geometry for High Schools; Chemistry for Secondary
Schools; Experiments in Laboratory Chemistry.
GRADE 13 — Prose for Senior Students; North America and the Modern World; Algebra, A Senior Course ;
A New- Analytic Geometry; Trigonometry and Statics; Senior Chemiatry for Secondary Schl ols ;
Physics, A Senior Course; General Biology.
COMMERCIAL — With the exception of English, texts for Special Commercial are the same as those of
last year.
New colors
$4.25 - 89.95
See ours before you
buy!
Wide range of Refills,,
Scribblers, Notebooks
and other School Needs.
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Bus routes will be the same as those of last year. Mr. ' Rex - Duckworth of Goderich and Mr. Alvin Sherwood
of Dungannon are the operators. o -34
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Principal II. M. Shackleton of
the Goderich Public School states
that several families have moved
from Goderich sjice school closed
last June. On the other hand,
he stated, he has already, been
notified of more than half -a dozen
new pupils in town who will be
at riding Public School. The turn-
over in pupils, those moving here
and those moving away from town,
has been greater in the past two
or three years, he said.
PERSONALS
Miss Kip Johnston, u North
Syracuse, N.Y., is visi g • her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. George
Johnston, and the George 'Parsons
family.
Wreck-cudvisitora with Ma.
Susna JGr'ig were Mr, and Mrs,
Richard. Davis, of Detvoit; Vis,.
James Wigle and two ebilbren, of
Marine City, and Mr. 41d Mrs,
I e Uendersraa and four e 4kl
ren, wf Berkley. Mich.
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SPECIAL VALUE
ZIPPER RING BINDERS
with large 2" rings plus 15c divider
Reg. valine of binder alone $4.95
School. Special $325
• FREE Book Covers
with every school purchase over '_$2.00
• FREE Plastic Pencil Case
with each binder over $5.00 ,
HENDERSON'S BOOK STORE
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GODERICH BUSINESS COLLEGE
REGISTRATION WEEK
A FEW HIGHLIGHTS
Modern equipment is provided
individual oak desks.
Our classes are quiet and well
attention is given to each student.
method of teaching before making a
PRACTICAL
ENROLL
NOW !
ABOUT OUR BUSINESS SCHOOL
including up-to-date office machines and large
organized with a qualified teacher. Individual
We suggest you visit us and learn about our
decision.
INSTRUCTION IN ALL COMMERCIAL SUBJECTS
Our courses are approved by the Business Educators' Association
of Canada. The Diploma, recognized across the Dominion, will give
you a nation-wide passport to business. The Association examining
body sets all final papers and marks them. The three popular 10 -
month courses are Secretarial, Cleritype, and Stenographic. There is
a growing demand for higher and better trained personnel..
STUDENTS ARE NOW REGISTERING FOR THE COMING YEAR.
WE CAN STILL ACCOMMODATE EIGHT STUDENTS.
The school office is open daily for interviews from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m.
PHONES: Office 428, Principal's Residence 1272
Igor full information clip and mail to:
GODERICH BUSINESS COLLEGE,
EAST STREET, GODERICH.
and ask for our bulletin of courses—without obligation.
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