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Kenneth :1-iocigins and Mr. 4 Mrs. Fred .Bowden were In Toronto over the weekend where they attended the Canada 1341C15, ors Quarter centnry Club bau-, nnet iq the Royal Yeric Betel Saturday evening and Sunday they called on Mr, & hert Smtth in Scarborough, Edwin Hawley Jimihle McInnis of Toronto were weels- YiSiters with the former'! aunt and uncle, Mr. & Mrs.. JI, J. MacNeil and family. mr, & Mrs. B. Webb, Sandra and Janet of London were Sun- day visitors with Mr, & Mrs. Russell Schroeder, Mr. & Mrs, Clare Wright and family, Mr, & Mrs, Ralph Neely and family of London wereson- day YiSiterS with Mrs. Amos Wright and with Mr. Wright In South Huron Mr. & Mrs. V. Overholt and morning when fire of unknown erigin broke out in the house. The village and air station fire engines were called to the scene and extinguished the blaze but considerable •damage was caused by smoke and water, Mrs. Gloor and the three young- est children are at present with Mr. Gloorfe mother in Mitchell. PERSONALS Mr, Amos Wright has beep a patient in South Huron Hospital since Thursday of last week. Tuesday his wife was admitted to St, Joseph's Hospital, Lon- don and will unciergp surgery Saturday, Mr. & Mrs. Gordon (Scotty) Culbert of Niagara Falls were recent weekend visitors with the former's brother, Clarence Culbert and with Mr. & Mrs. Wilfred Huxtable and Billie. Visitors during the past week with Mrs. Arthur McFalls were Mrs. Elmer Wilson, Tuesday, Mrs. Samson McFalls of Ex- eter for a couple of •days and Jerry Bestard of London, Fri- day. Mr. & Mrs. Cliff Hicks of Toronto were weekend guests with Mrs. Lorne Hicks and visited with Lorne Hicks in St. Joseph's Hospital, London. Wrap, up your love for Mom in happy surprises from our sparkling array of gifts, fit for a queen. Blue bird. Diamonds Bulova Watches S. B. 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The resolution noted that this did not necessarily mean the students' day would have to be lengthened, although they gave few suggestions as to what ac- tion they felt should be imple- mented to gain more use from present buildings. They noted that less than 20 percent of the hours available were being used at the present, and that costs were becoming "prohibitive". "It sounds reasonable," commented Mayor Simmons. "Reasonably vague," replied Councillor Wooden. Reeve Fisher felt the situa- tion warranted looking into, and Wooden commented that the schools could be put to good use as community centres rath- er than municipalities building such extra facilities. "They could work shifts or something," the Mayor com- mented, but concluded that such decisions would be up to the school boards. Council also endorsed a sec- ond resolution from Newmarket asking that Ontario Hospital Services be extended to include nursing homes. It was noted that it was a hardship for some persons if they had to leave a hospital — where their insurance covered them — and had to enter a nurs- ing home. "It's an unfortunate situation for many people," stated Coun- cillor Delbridge. Clerk C. V. Pickard said he thought there was already a plan to put nursing homes under the Hospital Services. Delbridge also said it cost less to keep people in nursing homes than in hospitals. Under the present system, people fill up hospital beds as long as possible because they can not :.feet the expense of staying in nursing homes. views but I know this view is shared by many others. Se- veral attempts have been made in past years to form a debat- ing club but it was never form- ed. Maybe if there is enough interest, there will be one in the fall. This warm weather is just what we need with the track meet just around the corner. All the athletes have been out training as the track is dry and the jumping pits are in fairly good condition. This meet also has a division for cheerleaders and each school does one cheer and a win- ner is chosen. Our cheerlead- ers hope to win this year. The last time they won was two years ago. They are also looking for a new mascot since the old stuff- ed panda bear is becoming rath- er ragged. They are, now in search of a panther. Grade 13 examinations com- mence June 8 and the rest of the school starts on June 1. This means there is less than one month left before we write and then we're out again for the holidays. So start studying now and enjoy the sunshine later. ELECTRIC KETTLE ECTRIC 3-SPEED EL HAND MIXER Make whipping and mixing a breeze in- stead of a chore with this powerful beau- ty, The easy-to-clean beaters are released by convenient thumb switch, With cord and plug Attractive and practical gift for Mom! Tri- ple-chrome plated copper with black' bakelite handle. Powerful 1500-watt fast heating element; 2-qt. s i z e, .77 and plug included Automatic safety shut-off. Cord Last week some of the stu- dents suggested change s and improvements at our school. One of the students, Arthur Horrel (12B) thought that a debating club would be an as- set and this is what he sug- gests. "We should have both a ju- nior and a senior debating club. The meetings should be held weekly so the students would have a week to do research on a specified topic. The advantages of such a club are many. Students would learn how to express themselves, and for many, this proves an obstacle. They would be able to give their views on recent crisis and thereby obtain know- ledge of modern and current af- fairs. During- the debates the stu- dents would learn to speak more distinctly and emphatically. It would enable the student to do research and then organize all his ideas. English teachers will tell you that there are a great many students who still don't know how to write a well-or- ganized paragraph or essay. A debating club would be in- teresting and beneficial." 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