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Although they took a rather
Indirect method of getting
there,. the !,Cf7ISS board decided
last week to ask Clinton ceuri.
ell to install a sidewalk along
the north side of .iarincess
Street from William to, Raglan.
The .discussion actually fol-
lowed 4 report of the agricul-
ture .committee chairman, Ro,
bert Peck, who explained that
cars hap been 'driving on the
newly seeded lawn in front of
the school and causing serious
damage.
He said he felt something
should be done in this regard
and suggested a picket fence
be hrected to keep vehicles off
the grass,
Chairman John • Levis sug-
gested that bumper blocks,
similar to those recently placed
in the parking area of the
Clinton Public Hospital, be put
near the lawn to stop cars.
However, after more discus-
sion, it was reasoned that a
sidewalk with a suitable curb
would keep the cars off the
lawn, and would also alleviate
the problem of having students
walking on. the reads, clue to
the fact there is: no sidewalk
on this side of the street.
Norm Counter remarked that
sidewalks were certainly war,
ranted, as there would be more.
Use made of them than on. some
of the present sidewalks Clin-
ton,
Limit Tows.,
At the request of Principal
D. John Cochrane, the board
established a pOlicy for the
conducting of future tours in
the pew premises.
They decided that only educa,
tional groups. such as area
school teachers, etc., would be
considered and. then only after
applying to the board,
Mr. Cochrane explained that
a number of requests were be-
ing received from church and
service groups, and to permit
them all, would create much
additional labor for the tea-
chers and custodians.
"It's an easy way for some
groups to plan a program," he
stated, noting that all interest-
ed parties had had ample time
to ,tour the building during the
recent open house.
He added that Dick. Harland,
vocational director, was oppos-
ed to shops being opened unless
the. teachers were present.
The principal also told the
board that the trip to Ottawa
for top history students would
be held on the weekend of De-
cember 6, 7 and 8,
At his recommendation the
board approved placing Joe de
Groot in category two follow-
ing approval by the department
of education and to placing J.
R. Middleton and Mait Edgar
in category three. The latter
two completed summer courses
this year to earn the higher
placing.
- Minor Fire
The board learned that a
small _fire had broken out in
one of the home economics
rooms on November 7, but had
been put out with only minor
damages resulting.
A student had been using
pot, holder and had apparently
singed it on an element in an
electric stove and had then put
it back into a drawer,
Later on smoke was noticed
pouring out of the drawer and
when it was opened, flames
shot out.
-In other business, the board:
PETER'S Meat Market
WIENERS
BOLOGNA 3 lbs for $1.00
SAUSAGE
Drumsticks
TURKEY LEGS lb. 49c
CHICKEN LIVERS lb. 49c
FREEZER SPECIAL: CHOICE BEEF
FRONT' QUARTERS lb. 43c
HIND QUARTERS lb. 57c
Cut, Wrapped To Your Own Specifications
. At No Extra Charge
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SHE CAN WEAR
ShoW That You Care!
Weekend Specials - -
$10.00 OFF ALL WINTER DRESS
COATS Sizes 8 to 20 1/2
$5.00 OFF ALL CAR COATS
Sizes 8 to 20.
:LADIES' WEAR
and DRY GOODS
CLINTO
HENSAIIA.
EXtrik
Misses and Women's
SKIRTS
Values to 8.95
SPECIAL
4.95
'Pempetitive Prices Plus Personal Service
ings — about $1,000 — will be
turned over to charity.
Other members of the
church's board of trustees are
Austin S t u r d y and James
Young. Auctioneer was E. W.
Elliott, Clinton,
Personals
Township clerk R. E. Thomp-
son with Mrs. Thompson and
children were in Ottawa recent-
ly visiting W/C and Mrs. Ald-
winkle.
Jake DeRuter, recently recov-
ered from a leg wound, is back
in school.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Carson,
Guide Group
Gives Guiders
Guiding Books
BAYFIELD—The November
meeting of the Ladies Associa-
tion of Guides and Brownies
was held at the home of Mrs.
James Cameron. In the ab-
sence of the president, Mrs.
Wilf Castle, Mrs. Cameron. pre-
sided.
Mrs. F. E. McFadden, treas-
urer, gave the financial state-
ment and Mrs. Roy Fitzsimons
was acting secretary in the ab-
sence of Mrs. Fred Weston.
The president sent her re-
grets for being unable to attend
due to illness, but 'sent along
her thanks to the members who
had' worked so hard during the
past week.
On a motion of Mrs. Robert
MacVean and Mrs, McFadden,
the members voted to order
Guiders 'books for the Captains.
$500•00
CLINTON LIONS CLUB ANNUM
GREY CUP
DRAW
A Prize For Every Quarter Score
1st 2nd • 3rd
Quarter Score Quarter Score Quarter Score
$25.00 $50.00
FINAL SCORE PRIZE $500
Grey Cup Game In Vancouver — SAT,, NOV. 30
TICKETS ON SALE FROM LIONS AND AT
BUSINESS PLACES IN CLINTON
$1.00 Per Ticket
•7,772 ,7771-777.
Mum, Nov, -40f ,Revo-Rcor.#0 PAgg CHSS Board. Requests Sidewalk;
Limit Tours To, Education Groups.
Left up to the discretion of
the prinCiPal Whether the stu-
dents should compete in public
speaking contests staged by the
Ontario•:$chool Trustees, Board
members felt however, that the
Royal Canadian 'Legion con,
ducted excellent contests along
this line and did not appear
anxious to switch .support,
Drew up regulations 0 be
followed' by the .Clinton Teen
Town in their use of the school
for -dances and decided to per-
Mit them to dance until 12;00
rather than 1.1:30 as previously
suggested. It was ..also reeonii,
mended there be three chapel,-
ones at all dances,
Learned that two-pronged
electrical outlets had been re-
placed by three-prong Outlets
by Chuter Plumbing and Heat-
ing at a cost of $1.9.0 each.
There were 47 that had to be
Changed,
Sunday School
Workers Meet
At Porter's Hill
By ,Mrs. Don Barris
PORTER'S HILL —The ex-
ecutive of the Grace Church
Sunday School met on Wednes-
day evening of last week at the
home of Mrs. A. Lockhart.
Superintendent, Mrs. Mary
Manning was in charge of the
meeting.
The secretary's report was
given by Mrs. Alvin Kettles in
the absence of the secretary,
Bruce Betties, Mrs. A. Lock-
hart gave the financial report
in the absence of 'the treasurer.
Gail Lockhart. The treasury-
showed a substantial balance on
hand with all accounts met to
the end of this year.
White Gift Sunday will be
December 8 as a combined ser-
vice. Gifts are to go. to the
Salvation Army, London.
Combined services will also
be held on. Sunday, December
22, December 29 and on Pilo-
motion Sunday, January 5.
In place of the usual Christ-
mas concert. an afternoon party
will be held on Saturday. De-
cember 7 at 2:00 p.m. Those
in charge of decorations are
Mrs. G, Mathers. Mrs, T. Sow-
erby, Mrs. Elgin Cox and 'the
senior class.
Mrs. William Cox will con-
duct the singing, Mrs. A. Lock-
hart and Mrs. Alvin Betties in
charge of games for seniors and
Mrs. Chester Sturdy and Mrs.
Ray Cox in charge of games
for juniors.
A discussion followed regard-
ing promotions and teachers for
the coming year.,
o-
Bayfield Stock
Gets Top Price
At Toronto Yard
Mr. Roy Scotchmer shipped
some fine cattle to Toronto
Livestock Yards last Monday,
which auctioned at a price of
251/ cents. This was the high-
est price realized on the Tor-
onto market that day. While in
Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Scotch-
mer attended the Royal Winter
Fair.
The former Wesleyan. Meth-
odist Church at Taylor's Corn-
ers, vacant for three years, was
sold to Alvin Lobb, Clinton, at
an auction sale.
Mr. Lobb said he had no def-
inite plans at the moment for
the small concrete block church
and the lot. The church was
located on Highway 8, five mil-
es east of Goderich.
Roy A. Wilson, a member of
the church's' board of trustees,
said services were discontinued
when the congregation dimin-
ished. Members now attend
other area churches.
He said proceeds from the
sale of the church and furnish-
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Sell Church In Goderich Township,
Proceeds Turned Over To Charity
Prepare For Drama Club Presentation
"The Life and Loves of Dizzy Doakes", a musical comedy based on "The
Mikado" is to be presented by the RCAF Clinton Drama Club on December
3, 4 and 5, and three rehearsals have already been staged in full makeup.
Above, Brenda Greenaway, left, in charge of makeup, is shown putting the
final touches on Roberta Smith, a singer in the performance.. At the right
is Mrs. Alex Velleman, director. (RCAF Photo)
Exeter, called, on cousins Mrs.
Eleanor Picot and Alex Weston
last week, en route to Bayfield
on a visit to George Weston.
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