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SENIOR GIROS.
Dashes, 75 yard,
;:jeaa Judy
1Halward, Helen
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yard, J. Etue,
alwar d, Jean
Booth,
High
ynn DemaraY,
argaret Merrill,
va Verhoefi run-
ning broad jump,
Demaray, Marg
AWallis, Jean Tor-
Lynn Demaray ner; standing
broad jump, M, Wallis, la Derna-
ray, Mary Macaulay; baseball dis-
tance throw; Beth Thompson, Ruth
Turner M. Merrill; relay, J. Hal-
ward, 'M. Wallis, Dianne Hulls,
R. Turner.
Champion - Lynn Demaray, 13
points; runner-up-Jean Etue, 10
Points.
INTERMEDIATE GIRLS
Dashes, 75 yard,
Merrill tied with
WM
Elaine Brown , ,
Jean McLinchey,
Myrtle Collictia;
100 yard, Marie
Van Baaren, E.
Brown, Iris Ellis
High jump, E.'
-Brown, v
'Baaren; Sandia'
Lorraine Dale and:
Connie S rn. i t
running broad
jump, Mary Col- Elaine Brown
quhoun, I. Ellis, M. Van Baaren;
standing broad jump, B. Brown,
M, Van Baaren, Nancy Caldwell;
baseball distance throw, Ca Smith,
Donna O'Brien, I. Ellis; relay,
Joanne Hulls, Cathy Wallis, Corrie
Brand, Margaret Boyle.
Champion - Brown, 18
points; runner-up - Marie Van
Baaren, 12 points.
Kinsmen Peewee
Baseball League
All Peewees who have handed in
their player's forms should meet
at the Clinton• public school
grounds on Friday evening at 6.30
p.m. to get acquainted with their
manager and coaches, and to prac-
tice.
Four teams will be entered in
the town league. Games are on
Mondays and Fridays beginning at
6.15 p.m.
MONDAY, MAY 30
Tigers vs. Dodgers
(Clinton-Public School)
Umpires--George Thomas and Ken
Stafford.
Giants-vs. Indians
(RCAF Public School)
Umpires-"Danny" Colquhoun and
Jack Merner.
John Anderson Wins
Kippers Club Shoot
points• toria Day Trap Shoot, at Kippen,
Sunday, winning permanent pos-
session of it, with a score of 46
out of '50. Jack Gilbert, Goder-
ich, also scored 46 out of 50 but
Anderson outshat him with a per-
feet 25 out of 25. Gilbert scored
22 out of 25..
VARNA
Miss Lola Chuter, Brantford,
was home recently owing to the
death of her grandfather.
Goderich Twp. South
Mr, and Mrs. Jack Stirling and
son, Mark, . spent the. weekend
with the former's mother, Mrs.
James R. Stirling.
Mr. sand Mrs. Earland Betties,
spent a few days with his brother
and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Allin Betties.
Ed. Williams spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. John Torrance and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Torrance
and family, visited on Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. James Keys
in Stanley Township.
Carol Argyle, Goderich, spent
the weekend with her cousin
Brenda Stirling,
BURNS
(By Mrs. George Carter)
Last week, Mr. and Mrs. George
Canter, Mr. and Mrs. Watson
Reid, Hullett, Motored to Sud-
bury, where Mr. Carter attended
the convention of assessing offic-
ers of Ontario.
98 Years
Congratulations to Hugh Camp-
bell, Walton, who had his 98th
birthday on Tuesday, May 17. For
the convenience-of some of the re-
latives., a family gathering was
held on Saturday, May 21, when
Mr. and Mrs. Watson. Reid, Rat 1,
Blyth, entertained at their home.
Mr. Campbell is enjoying fairly
good health, can do softie reading,
and enjoys visits and games with
callers. After spending the win-
ter with relatives he was anxious
to return to his home, Where he Is
doing his own work.
Those Meseta were Mrs. John
MacDonald, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin
McDonald and Lyrme; Malcolm
Fraser, all of Walton; Mr. and
Mrs, Jack Kellar, Seaforth; Mrs.
Gordon Kerr, Mrs. Pat McGcale,
Mrs, B. W. Barber, Teroato; Mr.
and Mts. George Carter, Mr, and
Mrs, Glen Carter and Cathy, Lon-
desboro; Mr, and Mrs, ID. R. Mad-
Kenzie, Inclmew.
.His son Archie, Toronto; Mr.
and Mrs, Charles Sinai, Lorides-
bozo, and Jack MaeDonald, Wal-
ton, were unable to hepresent hes
cense of ill health..
The following Weil prizes at
progressive eachrei most games,
Mrs. Garden Xett, Dariald. Mae,
Xerizie; lone hands, Mrs, Bather
JUNIOR BOYS
Dashes, 100
yard, Neal;
wartto,. Don;
Loeltwood, Allan
Cleave; 20 yard.
N. Trewartha, D.
Leckwdod, Hug
Lobb; 440 yard,
B e n Creyclanus,
John MacDenald,
Jim McCullough;
open mile, .2-*
C.onsett.
High jump,
John Carew; Mau-
rice Marshall, 'B.
Gaeydariva• running broad jump,
Bruce Cooper, Bryan Cyr, Bram
Endenburg; hop step and jump, J.
Carew, B. Cyr, Mike Peterson;
shot put, Ernie Brubacher, J. Car-ew,Endenburg; discus, E. Bru-
bacher, Bill TreVeria, Morris Dar-
ling; pale vault, M.. Marshall, J.
Carew, B. Greydanus.
Champion - John Carew 16
points; runner-up, Neal Trewaltha
and Ernie Brubacher, 10 poitits
(tied).
JUVENILE BOYS
Dashes, 100
yard, Allan Dur-
nin, Bob Liver-
more, Gary Sut-
ton; 220 yard, Al-
lan Durnin, Doug
Macaulay, B. Liva
ermore.
High jump, A.
Duman, D. Mac
aulay, Tom Gilet
te; running broad,
jump, G. Sutton,
D. Macaulay,
Tom larcC1 ea n;
hop, step and
jump, D. Macaulay, Mike Burns,
Paul Brodeur; shot put, B. Liver-
more, Don Yeo, M. Burns; discus,
M. Burns, T. Gillette, G. Sutton;
pole vault, B. Livermore, A.-Dur-nin, T, Gillette,
Champion - Allan Durnin, 18
paints; runner-up Doug Macaulay,
14 paints.
Relay races run by the boys
were won as follows: Grade 10,
a, team from Grade 1013, made up
of Anthony Verhoef, Bill Rathwell,
Budd Boyes, and Douglas Con-
stabk. Grade 9, a team from
Grade 9B, made up of Bob Liver-
more, Sohn Robichaud, Ben Grey-
dams, Brian Cyr; Grade 11 and
13, a team from Grade 13, Ron
Demaray, David Constable, Larry
Powell and Tom Logan.
John Careaf
Allan Durnin
Mortgage Burned At
Ontario St. Church
Continued from Page one)
her Canvass" was made for
pledges of funds. Building started
in May, .1955 with D, Veenendaal:,
Sarnia, as builder. The official
opening was that November. Cost
of the building, furnishings,: re-
pairs and renovations to the, old
basement, etc., was about $70',000.
Not only has the entire_ amount
been paid, but Missions .givings
has doubled, the minister's salary
has increased 30 percent and the
general fiind has remained strong.
A devotional period suitable to
the day was conducted by Robert
Elliott, superintendent of the Sun-
day School, at the morning ses-
sion. Accompanying him on. the
platform were former superinten-
dents Charles Stewart and Charl-
es Elliott.
Special music for the day in-
eluded a duet by Mrs. Jack Mc-
Knight and Don Symons; organ
and piano duets by Miss Lois
Grsasby, organist and Miss Elva
Wiltse, choir leader. Taking part
in the evening service were Dr,
James Semple, Egmondville, chair-
man of Huron Presbytery and the
Rev. J. Arthur McKim, chairman
of the Clinton Ministerial Associa-
tion.
Pastures P Contest To
Be Staged Again
The pastures competition is ag-
ain being held by the Soil and
Crop Improvement Association,
and entry forms are available at
the agricultural office in Clinton.
Entries must be in that office not
later than June 1.
SERVICE IS op R
MIDDLE NAME'
Dashes, 100
l yard, John Robi-
chaud, Bill Wild,
Don Mills; 220
yards, B. Wild, D.
Mill s, J. Robi-
chaud; 440 yards,
Tunis van den
Dool, Douglas
Constable, George
JacksOn; 880
yards, Tony Ver-
hoef, Harry Bak-
es Siebrand Budd Boy Wilts; open mile,
George Jackson.
High jump, Budd Boyes, Wayne
Stanley, Brian Glover; running
broadjump, B. Boyes, D. Mills, J.
Robichaud; hop, step and jump, B.
Boyes, D Mills,. W. Stanley; shot
put, Rossaraitkn, John. Jacob, Bill
Rathwell; discasa,john Jacob, Tun-
is van den Dool, la Constable; pole
vault, 33. Boyer, T. Verhoef, Paul
Draper•
Champion --a Budd Boyes, 20
points; runner-up, Don Mills, 10
(By our Hansen correspondent)
John' • Anderson, Hensall, won
the Venner Trophy at the Vic- I
Dashes, 50 yard,
PoY Amxi Rather-
ford Joanne Cud,
more, Karen
Sohetter; 70 yard,
L. A. Rutherford,
marg. Glidden,
Marjorie Woods
and J. Cuclrnore
(tied),
High jump,
Terry DenioraY,
Wendy McGee,
P t Horbanuik;
Lloy Ann running broad .
Rutherford Jump, Lloy Ann
Rutherford, K, Schefter, Sylvia
Shepherd; standing ,broad jump,
Sharon Gray, T. Demaray, W. Mc-
Gee; baseball distance throw, Edna
Ducharme, Sandra Demaray, L. A.
Rutherford; relay, L. A. R,uther-
ford, M. Woods, M. Glidden, Irene
Ga.rroW.
Charripiona-Lloy Ann Rutherford,
16 ,points; runner-up-Terry Dema,
ray, 8 points.
SENIOR BOYS
Dashes, 100
yard, Larry Pow-,
ell, Paul Pickett,k
K e n Engelstad;
220 yards, P, Pic-
kett, Barry Pipe
Doug Roorda.; 440
yards, L. Powell,
Dave Coastablea
ID o n McKenzie;.
880 yard run, I)
Constable, Bruce
Lobb and K. En-
gelstad, tied; op
en mile, Don Mc- Larry Powell
Kenzie,
High jump, Mike Michalski, D.
Roorda, Robert McCann; twining
broad jump, L. Powell, Don Derna-
ray, Archie Van Dongen; hop, step
and jump, L. Powell, M. Michal-
ski, Bev.. Boyes; shot put, B. Lobb,
13. Boyes, Pave Alexander; discus,
N. Peterson, •D. McKenzie, D. Alex-
ander; pole vault, D. McKenzie,
13. Lobb, )3, Boyes.
Champion -, Larry Powell, 20
points; runner-up-Bruce Lobb, 11
points.
INTERMEDIATE•BOYS
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The final meeting of the Clinton
Merry Maidens 411 Club was held
at the home ' of Mrs. Hartley
Monaghan on Tuesday evening,
May 24. Marion Pepper, president,
opened the meeting with the
pledge. Roll call, "Have You Gat
Your Record Book Finished?" was
answered by 14 members. The
minutes were' read by Viola Col-
lins. The leaders helped the mem-
hers to construct their record
books which are to be handed in
by June 6. The leaders are quite
pleased with the record of attend-
ance this year, 14 out of 15 mem-
hers who joined completed their
project.
PORTER'S HILL
MRS. DONALD, HARRIS
Phone HU 2-3362
SS Anniversary
The Sunday School of Grace
United Church will hold their an-
niversary service on Sunday, June
12 with Rev, Albert Martin as
guest speaker. Special music will
be provided by the Sunday School
choir. Service will be at 9.45 a.m.
WA Meeting
The Woman's Association of
Grace Ur-died Church Met Wed-
nesday afternoon at the home of
MrS. Willi n Townshend. The
president, Mrs. T. Sowerby was
m charge. Scripture was read by
Mrs. E. Townsherid with Mrs.
Sowerby giving the topic and
leading in prayer, Roll call was
answered with an exchange of
flower seeds. Secretary and treas-
urer reports' were given.
It was decided to do the annual
church cleaning on Wednesday,
May. 25. Plans were Made for
serving dinner to approximately
40 men haft. Waterloo County
Crop Improvement Association.
These men are visiting the farm
of Alvin Betties during the day
of June 9.
Talent money articles supplied
by 1Vtas. Allen Betties: and Mrs.
Alvin Bettlea were sold, Supply-
lag them for the Julie 'meeting
are WM,,331anche Cox and Mrs.
Via illiFanlThanshead.
Wad Donald MacKenzie; consola-
tion, Mrs, John 1VitteDonald and Malcolm F'reser.
At tunth the, table, beauti-
fully decorated with yellow tad
White candle, and tali pa and cent-
red with beautifully decorated
birthday cake bearing the interip-
tion "Congratulations on your 98th
birthday)
June Wedding Time
Is At Hand Prepare For It Early
BRIDE'S SCRAP BOOK at, ,..., • '$3.50
BRIDE'S BOOK in white with gold or silver lettering $2.50
• WEDDING PHOTO ALBUMS ' $6.00
WHITE PHOTO ALBUM with grey leaves $3.50
PLACE CARDS for Wedding, Shower or
everyday
THANK YOU NOTES for Wedding or
everyday 59c and up
WEDDING INVITATIONS in many
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Though ,some rather fantastic.
times were ranked up by the
champiens in competition last Fri-
day afternoon at the Cellegilite
Field Day, the whole thing is be-
ing kept a deep secret, in case
the champions in track and field
at the other county secondary
schools hear about them. •
This Saturday, May 28,• at the
apoits field, RCAF Station Qin-
ten, the Huron Secondary Schools
AsSociation field meet is being re-
vived. The last such event was
held in 1948, and at that time Bill
Craig, student at the Goclerich
Collegiate, was senior boys cham-
pion. Now Bill is manual training.
teacher at CDCI, and a coach of,
COMING EVENTS
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Thurs., May 26-Bingo in Leg-
ion Memorial Hall, Kirk Street,
at 8.30 p.m. 15 regular games at
$25. Jackpot: $57 in 57 numbers;
3 door 'prizes, $2.50 each. Admis-
sion 50c. 20-tfb
Harbourlite Inn, Goderich -
Sorry no dance Saturday night.
Every week commencing June 4,
dancing to Ron Brown and his or-
chestra. 21b
Sat., May 28 - Reception and
dance for Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Cooper, Kippen, (formerly June
McClinchey, Varna) Bluewater
Danceland. Desjardine's orchest-
ra. Everybody welcome. 21-b
Sunday, May 29-FoznilY picnic at Camp Keewaydin for all Guid-
es, Brownies, Guiders and local
Association members, of Huronia
Area and anyone formerly connec-
ted with the organization to cele-
brate•Juhlilee Year. Turn west at
first road • crossing Bluewater
Highway north of Martell Corners.
Bring family and picnic lunch.
Hot water supplied. 20-1b
Saturday, June 4-Rummage and
bake sale in Council Chamber,
Clinton, 2 p.m, Sponsored by Group
2 of WA, Brucefield United
Church. 21-b
• Wed., June 8 - Legion paper
drive. Have bundles securely tied
and at curb at'l p.m. 20x-1-b-2x
.P0901.2 ,Clinton News-Record Thursday, May 26, 1900
Top CDCI Athletes Prepare Now For
HSSA inter-School Meet Saturday
the local araelt and 'field .competa
tars,
The Clinton champion. at that
time was Clare Maltby, Who came
home with the junior boys crown,
from the meet held in :Goderich.
The county town school won the
school championship.
In 1.947. at Goderich, the county
town won again. Bill Craig was
tied with pave Medley for :senior
boys champion. Jeanne Garon won
the intermediate girls crown. She
did it With a basketball throw of
66 feet, two inches; and a base-,
ball throw of 1.33 feet, fiVe inehes.
Bill won his share of the 1947
laurels with a running broad jump
of 17 feet, 11 inches; a shot put of
35 feet, 8 inches and a 440 yard
dash in one minute, 35 seconds.
• Before that the HSSA meet was
not held since 1939, when Clinton
won. the county champienship
(Jack Tudor, senior; Jean. Fair-
service, senior).• Then the war
came, and the eastoroary inter-
school meet was suspended, The
reason the meet dropped in 1948
was becaape of little interest on the
part' of the pupils themselves.
Taking part will be . athletes
from GOderich, Wirigharn, Seaforth
an& Clinton. The public is invited.
Only admission charge is that out-
lined at the corner of the RCAF
Sports Field, . "Good Sportsman-
ship".. Come to cheer and to en-
courage.
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