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i �GGB'i, - TED OI3SERV
44we !Uy one of our xeade
had to do with, the recent 'Paper
drave . If the Scouts (or soKne-
oine) ,this Jody figured , , - iwwO
make a point of coa%ectamlg dg-
areitte' cartorn>s and •candy wrap,
pees which. had been discarded
on, ;'awns, and otreete, otc. . , .
it Tn1ugQ'ui be qulted asrtouanct(w !an
next dative day She figured
It would boost thee tonnage, con-
sr'JdelralhNy
SrrP4 =,' ANIMALS ATS A,
ib'olut . . , Lorne Jervis shat a,
porxnupi ne in the backyard of his
awe at RR % alinton .. .. The,
a bred was 'gray with white quill's,
a,arige eyed and heavy padded feet
. 'Tho, porcupine is not very
common $n Ithese pants' , . .
eft= 00WN0 SUNDAX W
Shetgt Ws+ Day . . a day spon-
sored, by ,th+e Shut Ings Day As-
socialthii of Canada . . 7t is
a day speclallly set aside` ftr at-
tention to those, who are shut -tri
. 7he Wea wast started in God-
o dtr by a yming semi-bwaald,
,Elrnest. Bazkor•, In, 190, and it
has wince ,grown :.to a wald'e•-spread-
oitliganizati0on .witrhi members in
maw countries; other than Can!a,da
ltemlemlbeird -the sick and dis-
abled on+ Shut-In"si Day . , ..
ME?r A TRULY REMARKABLE
woman ,bh1s week . . . She's 82
years old, lana) ove lady who dbeis
not nind having her age• -knowm
---in fact if she 'brags a lgttlfe
about it, that woualdf be, under-
s'tandlab+le . , . After 61 yetaas! in
the LOBrA, she baisr served in; ev-
ery position the lodge bas, to of-
fer, anclludinig tem, Teams as Grand
Secretary, and as naw in her sec-
ond year as Grand Mistress+ of
Brriitnsh *America, . (that, $aio-
telals us, xs only ,a nice way of
saying Caniare:da) ... In this latter
job, sine is r'equ'ired to travel
')from sea: to sera' wherever .the
LOB has: chapters, . . . to v+lsdit,
and speak and encourage .
My opinion ds! lthlat she could pass
for half her age without a bit of
trouble, end' she's: a aovely person
to meet, ,
AOSPITAL AUXILIARY WILL
MEET TUESDAY, JUNE 3
The re>gua+ar meeting of the Lad-
ies Auxiliary to the 0,11niton Pub -
lie Uospilbai, wiliC be heald on Tues -
dray evening. June, 3 commencing
at 8 •pp an. in theWuisesu- Resiiden! e:
Gas Mains Likely
Will Be Laid
This Summer
Ck k Johrn Liver!mlore, was the
towns: ropresentbatitve at the hear-
dng elan St atford on: Monday when
the Uniioun Gas Com�pairy of Ceni-
adai, Ltd., was .given leave to con-
struct their lines from. Stratford
to GodeAdL
The lame w191 f'olaow cause%, the
route of the CNR railway, and
ease¢nenty are being obtained from
the .aural and urban property hoild-
ecra along the route,
No .objections have been railed,
arid it ds' expected that the gars
company wall be starting on lay-
ing imams, and laterals ,to those
who 14an using the naturatl fuel,
by the middle of June.
Reipmsenitatdve:s of the farm
famiJaesf and of taco urban n=*-
ipallitiev attended the, hearing be-
ftv the Ontario Fuel. Board,
Meeting In Exet r
e
Tonight To Form
Turnip Association
A meeting will be head in, Ex-
etbei° Town rHall to -night, Thurs-
day, May 29, off all turanrlp grom-
em
in Huron,, MId'dlesex and Per-
th. The time, of the meeting will
be 8.34 deloek.
Pnampos!e of this, gathering is to
efx5orm, a Turnip Growers Associa-
tion for The three ,townshrips', and
to elect a prest1 enft, vlce-presW
milt, secretary -treasurer and, dir.
ectolr's. Also the group 1x119. dig-
(hft marketing arrangeiimenrts for
sttftgifheaii rg the, gr'rower• prince
urider aversige marketing wndit-
ictus.
1x6s;ionn to hold this mee,tdhug
was made at a we91-attended meet-
ing bf turmap gxro!weft dirt. Vioter
lattt ' bumday. InComatiion, on
t w*loiiaug is boding amwgedd for,
tind ithe arinnbuantelmeatit of this
vwofirg was Maidei by X&h Aid-
&39y 1VTimi+esex atvd 'D, H, Mires
Bhhtn ebntnty agraculr ural' tejVeis-
ctiyeu,
The Week'$ Weather I
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THE NSW ERA -93rd YEAR
No. 22—The Home PaPeir With tho News COLI
Kinsmen Honour Peewees;
Trophies, Jackets Presented
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editor of the Stratford Beacon -
" Aiabtr:.45.
Herald, presented his newspaper's
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trophy to Doug Macaulay, captain
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THE NSW ERA -93rd YEAR
No. 22—The Home PaPeir With tho News COLI
Kinsmen Honour Peewees;
Trophies, Jackets Presented
The Kinsmen Club of Clinton
+ MUO algin..), Paul Goldsworthy,
ions, were; discovered during the
honoured their Peewee hockey
sports night held in
Gets ]Degree
players at a
(136'6"), rK. Cummings, K. Currie;
Ffotel Clinton last Thursday.
lCawbnl District Collegifate, Inst-
Three trophies were .officially
Roger Cummings.
presented to team captains: John
Lobb, J. Eillidott.
Cooper, captain of Canadiens, ac-
Boys, ohamplo s were: seniors,
cepted the Pickett and Campbell
.. y
Limited (Tip Top) trophy from
x
f
R, B. Campbell, as winners of
114, juivtors, David Nadsh, 23 and;
the four -team Kinsmen Peewee
rx
town hockey league.
..
Kin President-elect Malt Edgar
Girls' ehan ions, are: senior,
presented the Canadian Bank of
'
c
Commerce trophy to Borden Me-
yard, T. Hutchims+ (27.5 sec.),
P .Sbhoenhals, Mike Spild'er; 440
Rae,team
Rae, captain of the all,•star.
Booth,; junior, Caron Gat-
tinger.
.
that won the Mitchell Lions :Club
Chanphon, D. Naish, 23 .points-
peewee tournament in March.
Ds
Lyaniv Yawnigblut, Dave ,Cornsitable,
tabTe;
L. W. "Chick" Appel, sports
Senior Boys
editor of the Stratford Beacon -
Juvenile Boys
Herald, presented his newspaper's
D. Constable,
Pole vanxlit D. MacKenzie (8'1")
trophy to Doug Macaulay, captain
lllaoti�pihht; 220 yard, C. Groves+,
(264'sec.), John Dildo+tt• 440• yard,
of the Clinton Peewees who were
Itt• 100 n
yard, D. Eaiiiatt (14 sec.),
I G. Jewitt, A, Baily; 440 yard, D.
runners-up in "C" series hockey
Grime, herb. Fan+grad;� broad
le�rlVfchopnesOt£
atthe Goderich Lions Young Can,
ago Cyw.d, sce
Poaie va+ullt B, Lobb $ f#.) Kern
(
ada week tournament during East-
iytjuaprypeA Ba11,i bmoacT ju. p,
WayiM Love (x3'2"), D. Elliott,
er week. Mr. Appel reminded his
_
hearers that many Clinton boys
had helped Stratford win hockey
WILLIAM THOMAS MAN -
championships in former years. He
AGHAN, spiv of Mfr, and Mrs;.
personally requested the Young
W. E, Ma+naganam, Ciirnton, wag
Canada Week committee to have
graduated from the 'Faculty of
his firm's trophy put tip for com-
Forestry, University of Toron-
petition among the smaller towns,
to,' as.a Ba+dheaor of the Science
such as Clinton. Mr. Appel was
of Forestry, on Wed' -
quite complimentary to all service
nesdiay, May 28. He has taken
clubs which promote and sponsor
da ;posltilon as Zone, Forester
minor sports.
wdith -the Ontario Department
The highlight of the evening
of LamldLs• anvd' Forests in the Re -
was the presentation of purple
forestation, and Timber Man -
and gold leather jackets to 17
agement Dirvison.. "B41 Is. a
players and the manager and two
graidiura.te of Clinton Distract
coaches of the pee -wee all-star
C.bgRegihte. Institute,
team.. This presentation was made
by the District Governor of Kins-
men District No. 1, Bartley Watts,
from clone.
Afterr congratulating the Clinton
Mario
Kin on their minor sports activity,
r spoke to the kids. he said "You
are getting training here tonight
Clinton's
1
in citizenship, simply by listening
to speakers and elder persons."
The following received jackets:
Plans 'for` the, Clinton, Siprdn+g
manager Don Kay,. coach Frank
Show are rapidafy betag fbi'aalized'.
"Timmer„ McEwan assistant
Uivfiortunateiy ;the date ori, June
coach Terry O'Neil; and Bayne
1'1 anad-e dt , impossible for Premie
Boyes, Arnold George, Philip
MzniVer D;iedfernba'ker'. to attend
White, Doug Macaulay, Laurie
and ,off: -dally open the show, but
Colquhoun, Tom Gillette, Gordon
Charles S. Ma.+cNaugihto�n, Eketer,
Logan, Gary Gilks, Borden Mc-
•reicentdy elected by this rr)d ng to
Rae, John Cooper, Alan Murnin,
r'epres'ent Huron Mt ithed Ontario
Randy Glew, Herb Mellish, Bob
1e'olsslarture' ir+as accepted an; ln-
GIazier, Melvin Crich, Dave Des-
viltatlo!n to officiate.
Jardine, Peter Staniforth.
Special events are being plan -
The presentation aspect of the
nedd alang with the customary dds-
meeting was reversed at one time,
rpa!ay of top breeds of livestock.
when John Cooper, Doug Mac-
There wi14 be 'a flag race—a tim-
aulay and Borden McRae, under
ed, event for saddle horses,
direction of K. X. Colquhoun,
The. trail horse: (open class)
(Continued on Page Ten)
promises, to, be as colraurful- as; in
49 Confirmed atSt.Joseph's
Jubilee Year For the Church
Most Rev. John C. Cody, 8bb-
o . orf the Diocese of London, con-
fe+rred, Confirmation and celebrat-
ed Mass in honor of the golden
jubilee of St. Joseph's Romani Cda-
thoale Church, on; Monday night,
Pastor of they church, Rev. Fr:
J. W. Graham, presented 49 can-
didateis for confarniationr. The can-
Mdates were examined, by the
B!ishop�s secretary, Rev. Fr. J,
Mc0on nick, London,
'CDerng'Y present included Rev.
Fr. J. P. Gleeson, Goderich:; Rev,
E. P. Weber, Seaforth. and nt,-Lit.
Rev. Fr. Paul Levesque, palmed at
lt1CiA!]+ station Clinton,
CanddiidaUes presented were:
from Sit, Josephs, Caiman, Harry
Cummings•, Clair Daley GATry Fl-
aet, +GatnV Graham, k1thard Le-
B.eau, Lea AUdd, Dam°rd Parker,
Eidward! Spencer,, Ronald' Sytmick,
Barry Wild, +C'9are Boyle, Marle
Anna Boyle, May Lou Demomme,
Shirley Ann .Pleet, Dianne Garan,
Mwy Ann Gtiddon, Alfreda Golld-
swot tiny, Ruth G•ol'dsworthy, tzn-
ni.e Graham, Judy Graham, Pat.
ricin Reynolds, Barbara Sharp;
Maine- Sdcruton�, Hazel Ann, Shan-
ahan Caroline, Sytn&*, Angela
' V`iiker, Ma'ritina Wammes, Oorn
eliia Wamr i)ies,, Theresa Zabl!ockti,
St, Michael's,, $lytta, Jos-
.awls 'M*m*a5 Ile�tfrom,
yl g2rnboom, Peter belly,
a'rtiyn•, Mary Elholl 1w-
ertty> Ke11y, Malrya>hm; 1511-
ytithido van. Dairimieren.
NreftoWRI aftis, Wad Misr: Maryae'a
ffit'srt C,"a,'tih,alrie- sett�tleft to
arrive tat' CUntoan; ariginalay rail�-
ed iliatten)Yuiry' Cloirh O ts, Were t"
bro bets, Dontr`Jnie and, John hey
iftO t's', who came, fmrd T and $n
IM, iFaf•i;it Mass Was, colebeaste�d;
in a log' cabini in, 14u l<'ett tow iiship
lax 1856. A ,log tshuteh was, btil t
three y�"�:m lator.
1-ty a.+3s1:, a ifoxrmet Presbyterian
chudt�iah; w fpurchme!d ifs C,tixnt
and it served the growing ,Cathol-
;k congregation u,nitil the ,present
church was +buil`; in 1908. Par-
ishonem from the area carried the
bricks• for die, structure a distance
of about ten mdl+es. on sleighs dur-
ine; the winter months.
Bishop Cody, referring to the
perseverranicer' .of ,forefathers• of
members of the congregation, saild
!bh'ein Grim, should be tonts�truction
of a sepevate, school, at Clinton.
At present there- isf a separate
school in Hallett which. was erec-
ted at !the- same- time as the orig-
inal, church,
Graduate Nurse
Miss Alice Caldwoll grateduAt-
ed from Victoria Hosotal' s&-
001 of >rictxsiiig hi special ceae-
Momty tiiW an- 'l`h'aines. Hall, 'Un-
rbearsdity of Wesitetii OA14r>ib liast
'nIursday, Nisy 22. Miss' CCald4
well, who is iii'* daughter of
Mr. and Mtn, W itlimn Caldwell,
DIU0eiiieasd, as• nolo on staff ,'r't
'i}ilotbli'i.a; Iraspital, Sho aittend-
led' C�!C�f.
1�NTON, ONTARIO, THURSPA
$,coots Two Clinton
Receive Que�`,K`s
Scout Certificates
'i"wo Clanton Boy .'outs ree,
ewed 'their Queen'scext-
ifi.cat+ea 'Cafla4migw+aod°e, last Fr day evening, when;. 'they°`��took Part
in, the Mae, Water Re>gaclfn Que!en'u
Scout Ceremony is ; *4'town.
Kenneth Van Riese4-,eod Wla-
Ramri W 1d., were the; bon;oured
paiifr..
PmesemuUaliore was indd'e by the
Provincial. C9ommisslo r, Fvan!k
Worth, who, addr�es+sex the gath-
eniimg, pr'esenbing thl• ChW eage
to dthe new �Queenf''s Scouts. Theile
were 25 Scouts' rcceiWing th10 a-
ward, wbilch is ,the. �ghest a
S'couit e+an recMelilv'e.
Taking part Gni 'tine program
were C. C. A ddl'eb!ro, Q.C., dhlmir-
mane ;aln!d Mayor Allan:Caranlph,aea,
Coaiaxngw><>tooa;; the Rev. Phil 'Up
,Downer and' the Rev. John Hunter.
The cere>« ~ iy was very intpres-
sive, and the families o!f ,the Jxoys
who: attended 'are pry iy enbhus-
dasitic about ,the h'a Ktw earned
by their eons. i
Legionaires Gather
Over 22 Tons of
Paper Last Wednesday
Colldectric int of paper iii town last
week was quote su'cc2ssful, Leg-
ibn sponsors, of the 4r4ve report
the lbiggasst tornlage Y-edt, with two
trucks ln, torvn to tow away blue
22 :tons, 320 ;lbs, of p'a'per. This
wddl amount to a, tidy sum. for the
L•egridon, and means tpdiier homes
all over town,
ber TO Open
8 SpringShoTV
hast years. Added to' the program
last year ,an; the. %WWF M'B,t . of, the
EbMter Saddle ,Club', if will be Car-
ried out again, and requires the,
sa'ddi+e 'horses to appear ,in serv-
iceable weatern stack., with older in
suitable western show attire.
Those words; serviceable and, suit-
able may sometimes seem, mis-
leadi,ng to the, spectator, for the
homes, came decked out in very
tine array indeed, makang a (sol-
ofuriiul' show ,in the, 'parade, and
.at ahoy sh!ow!gmi nft.
Ponies; in haarriess, and ridden
in a s!pecioll childdreWs race are,
always attractive.
Several 4-H classes .give Club
members; a chiance to, show th!er:ir
stuff in the spring of the year.
The .evening tprogrrairn prom ilses
to'be, something special rthis year,
the heavy draught .team: the four
horse-tanvden, lifteb, (best matched
team, +beast dressed team, gentle -
mares turnout, and :pony teams,
are inclUd'ed In the horse- show,
and then there ids to be a variuety
progfram, arranged by the JunCor
Foarmers',
Wiilaaram Leiper, Londesibora, as
.presl,dent of the, fair, with sup-
lymdng oiff4cers in each of the
,four ftammbips around Car"nton and
.town -as well.
Provincial Minister
To Open Ausable
Authority DOM
'ilhe.•i4-an. W. M. Nickle, Min-
ister of Planning and Develoip-
menrt wiibll officiate at ,the open-
ing. of the John A. Mara icon Damn
on; Wednesday, June 4.
Thiis dam, which islocated one
and; one, quarter miles east of Edx-
eter and jru'syt South of Highway
83, is part off they Aus'able River
Con!serva,tion. Authority Projftt,
District 10012 Will
Hold Church Service
The 'au'ron DiJ idet No. 8
r'O.0,0, amnmi. church service
wtill, be '.he'l'd: dnr Ontario Street I
United' Churbrh this coming Sun-
day at 7030 p.m, with lodges iaff
Go&A,cfi, Seda'forth, Brueefaerl;d,
Reansall, 11 xetefr aurid' C1linibon rep-
resented. Re+bel h, lodges, are in-
cluded,
The Caidt6n, 1.egr:fort, (Ban!niobIt-
burn) Pipe Band will be in at'•
tenddanvice•, and, Odd:fe9110ws stirrer !as<
ltodi .to meet at 'their dull at 7
eclook.
Tho lnonrou;r lot, havhmg tliass ser-
vice, din, Clinton+ith!is year' is dine
to +the nnembershilr of Gorge• Fail,
oner,l7t:lsitraet DcYttty Gtaid M�irs-.
tem, �1n1 tii� CSttztionu tCJodge. Ail
rnem;b'ers are asked to attend amid
make t'h'is' a: rti'emomablee oc'-sui o.
STAWY TOWNSHIP
Mr. �an6 Mrs. 'Victor Taylor wid
Mm`s. CbAhftJ- .7'a3ltxr, viaatecl _ it
nUf,falor Over ,tIl re weelce , M'rt,
O Taylor remvained to 121t1'tt f(ix
C*DCl Field Day Selects Winners
Many track and field champ-
K. G<ntnrnirn;g?s (419") J. Eallott,
+ MUO algin..), Paul Goldsworthy,
ions, were; discovered during the
K. Currie; broad j.u4np, C. Gircrves
Tarty Veenhloef; 880 yard, P. DU_
Mead Day coanpetitdam 'held by
(136'6"), rK. Cummings, K. Currie;
chalone (2.44 min,) M. Collier,
lCawbnl District Collegifate, Inst-
shot 1put, C. Groves 039'9"} Bruce
Roger Cummings.
iitute. students, last week.
Lobb, J. Eillidott.
Pale vanult, D. Naisrh, (77"), Jim
Boys, ohamplo s were: seniors,
Clhan*on, C. Groves, 25 points.
Da,7!es, Paul Draper; high jump,
Clayton Groves, with 25 ,point's;
irntea�errveddialtes, Frank. McDonnedDl,
Intermediate Says
13. 'W�d (4'5%") R, Cumin+urgs,
M. Cagier; broad jump, D. Naigh
114, juivtors, David Nadsh, 23 and;
Dashes, 100 yard, frank Me-
('14'11"), Allan. 0achrame, Barryjulveniddes,
.Donald Elliott,18.
rD meil ttie!d with Tony butch:,. is
Harper; hap, Step, jump, D. Nairsh
Girls' ehan ions, are: senior,
'('11^4 sec.), Paull Schoeriha ,; 220
(811,°2;"), R. {,=rrdngr,, A. Coch-
Marion Tanner; daae': e -ates;
Mari
yard, T. Hutchims+ (27.5 sec.),
P .Sbhoenhals, Mike Spild'er; 440
ranee; shot put, D Nais!h (3510' ),
M. +Colilielr, John Masse.
Booth,; junior, Caron Gat-
tinger.
(1.05
yard, P. ;Schoet,
Chanphon, D. Naish, 23 .points-
Ds
Lyaniv Yawnigblut, Dave ,Cornsitable,
tabTe;
Senior Boys
830 yard, L. Yoingbl+ut (2.24 min)
Juvenile Boys
Dashes, 100DonMcKenzie,
yard, Clayton Gro-
ves (11 see,), John Maiott, Peter
D. Constable,
Pole vanxlit D. MacKenzie (8'1")
Dec' S4 yarn, Dam Elliott
(�.3 sec.); A21Uan Baal, Gamy Jew-
lllaoti�pihht; 220 yard, C. Groves+,
(264'sec.), John Dildo+tt• 440• yard,
1VL. SpQl-edr, Brian Gri'rne; high
. `ntm+p, D. Constable (4'9"), B.
y
i
Itt• 100 n
yard, D. Eaiiiatt (14 sec.),
I G. Jewitt, A, Baily; 440 yard, D.
Kenneth Cuunmirngs•, (1.04 inf7rr };
Lobb (286 ntircn.),lAileica+r
Grime, herb. Fan+grad;� broad
le�rlVfchopnesOt£
1 att ,(11,.,7:4 sec.), A. Bala, G.
ago Cyw.d, sce
Poaie va+ullt B, Lobb $ f#.) Kern
(
,7 jum�IpDaF
McDonneafl (354 ), D, Alexander, I
iytjuaprypeA Ba11,i bmoacT ju. p,
WayiM Love (x3'2"), D. Elliott,
,
Ou rie, Frank Grew; high Jump,
M. S.pilaer; shot put, M. Sp'alaer
,(,37'2"), Allan Johnston, D. Alex-
G. JdewItt.
ander.
Champion, D. Eilll!iott, 18 ;pants.
Chamr on F Manors tl !! 1+4
Two New Members
Join Kinette Club
Two new mteanb!ens+ received
their reins oa,t the regular ranee -ting
of the Clinton, Krinetrte Club, on
Ilueaday evening. ares &YA Mrs,
Elamry McdElw.an, made the pres-
ani:tation rto Mme. Doaiaad Young
Dind Mrs, Terrance 4'N61I.
Mrs, Donald Kay and. M'r's, Don-
ald xeipdnted on: rune recent
District Conven.+tU)n in a4smnilton
tndi iCxr4esented'd ,the Club at'tendd-
�Unee lawward which ;they hadzecei,v-
'd there,
ldlhis award, wiir`.& 4s ant eon-
;mv'ed Under (or the president's.:tse, is in, a adognf llon, a the club -s
iavirlg the highest, .percentage of
sstitemiddannce• at regular rneetdngs,
am eomppeOtl doru •w ith, 50 other clubs
Its,t�h'e (1.'>e'ttlet, Colinton, Xirneittos
nave be'eu •tuhner-tip for Wk Award
sir.•I��
The,
ye-Am.he, meeting was held In Hoff&
�.intori,
0 -
School dhi#itrett filet
Saat`cty ]L'a�rtiplilefs l
Adtt h J'. M•egtixaS Vaxacarl ch-
AMaun of the Red, C�C'o�5 CtaM-
wgrn for ounaq has astributled
il
Ud Goss. safety ;lsattipblots to 1
:very l+ulsil, in F?U61.1,- amid High
ao4hool ir'i C7iilrlto+n,
paiizis. , > Senior Giris
Dashes, 50 y acrd, Ruth. 'T'urner,
gunior Boys Marion Turner, Dawn, Grigg; 75
Dabbies, 100 yard, Bill Wild yard', Maadon Turner, Ruth 'Toil ner,
(12.3, sec,), David N.ai+sh, lien D. !Grigg,
Hundci.nsg; 220 yard, meter Duchw Broad Jump, Dawn Grigg (611,)
amine (28 sec.), Mike Collier, K. M, Turner, Gwen Garniprbell•; high
I•Ifumk+ing; 440 Tared, M. Coalaer jump, M. Turner (3'111/ "), iD.
Gargig, R. Turner; baseball dist-
ance throw, R. Turner (120') Car-
:& TY,enY aan•, Marilyn P:uddim-v
Loons Select NeWCthamlpiban; M. Tume3r wnr1eirs!
nip, (R.. '1`iuex, Dawn• Gavgg.
President Russell
t
Holmes in Charge
Itufsseolrl R, Holmes was elected
president of ithe. Cllmton Lions
Club at the rneeli lnrg held ien, St.
Pitta's, Parits!ha .H,all. don Tuesday
evening. Vice-presidents are r. B.
Menzies, Mhtcln,+eal Mmdwn and
VVU1116M. Mo qok� `T tleaoiker, F, B.
Pennebafker; l.1ion Tamer, '! eslio
Ball; TAR Tmslter, Hugh Mwik-
ins; secretary, John, IANeftioie;
directoas, Herb, 'SAdle anti John
Aoisitett.
oules+t ispeaker, Plying. 6fflcer
Cr, L. Rotor, vms, imtroducodf by
A;oyoe:d 1uFaMivaarq and' his topic
was "ftsicat. M;tmess for the mid -
die egged petr'soaner. He Sugigegw
sta rd 04cerci;ses w1h,1 to sOlwaur'd
be eamit',hd iiia for si5t Min,Utres e4V-
tw
day.
q1he soeefakot W" 'thailkted by
ilio hew presi;doin?t.
IlitermeMate Girls
Dashes, 50 yard, Jean Both,Jeanne Pt w anvil JhdM, llalwaa d-
75 yanid, J. Rooth., J, Et'ue, Ernnly
•CJbllifin+s.
Jump, E. Coding (4'5"),
arA Margaret Mara+ilii.;
Susan Carmf (411.11) 1
Cathleen .Porter; ,basebal>k
tdvrohv, Karen 1 udl
UIVYt�t all, Diasnne Cam-
011aaYfli3bhr, Jean' ;Booth. ,Flat milenls+
, r 961; , E, 'Cbilrlins',
4wdoir Girls
Rhes; Z yard, Carron Gattili •
igen', Joadib Johnsrtdnr, Darlene 1a19-,
;tett"*, 56 (%pj, !galrw h Catrf.tfyiget, J..
Gattioger -
D. La.dsft••
irigen.{ (31--
t and J,.
0 tt9xrciwt
flo zea
OWMAON Orton G•gt&iger,
Runnrn'ez� up, J. Johnston, it. Y'lwtnw
Stleol•,