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CLINTON NEWS -RECORD
THURSDAY, JULY 12, '1951
A. T. Lucas Celebrates
His 84th Birthday
A very pleasant evening Was
spent at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
A. T. Lucas on Tuesday evening,
July 3, when Mr. Lucas celebrat-
ed his 84th birthday. To make
the gathering even more pleasant
than usual, Mr. Lucas' son, Wil-
liam, and his wife from Deville,
Alta., were present for the oc-
casion.
Also present were Mr. Lucas'
daughter, Mrs. Stewart Taylor,
Mr. Taylor and Pauline, and Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Reynolds and
Patricia.
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RURAL SCHOOL
RESULTS GIVEN
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(Continued from Page One)
Jacob; Heard, Beverley; Sturgeon,
Glen; M a d k, Merry; Telford,
Stanley; Webb, Frances.
Grade VIII -IX= -Brandon, Shia•
ley, Makins, _ Marion; McLeod,
Joan; .Parker, Robert.
U.S.S. No. 9, Stanley
Grade I-II--DDucha9sne, Rosalie;
Erb, Kathryn; Gingerich, Donald;
Oesch, Agnes; grade II-III—Erb,
Mary Lou; Finlay, Mary; Swart-
zentruber, F.; grade III-IV —
Bachert, Keith; Ducharipe, Eve -
Souvenirs of Clinton
CHINA ITEMS—
in white and brown—kale blue and brown—Royal
blue and brown—
FALSE TEETH—ASH TRAYS
CANDLE HOLDERS
SHOE AND FISH PLANTERS
PITCHERS
STEINS
TEA POTS
LEATHER ITEMS—
PENCIL CASES
WALLETS
CHILDREN'S PURSES
SEWING CASE
SNAPSHOT ALBUM
DUTCH WALKING DOLLS=
will step and turn their head. Boy or girl.
McEwan's
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lyn; Manson, Robert; grade IV-
V—Ducharrne, Anna; Erb, Elean-
or; Finlay John; grade VVI-
Cornforth, Joyce; Erb, Nancy;
Finlay, Elizabeth; Swartzentrub
er, Glen; grade VI -VII — Erb,
Carol; Erb, Joy; Erb, Lewis;
Gingerich, Betty; grade VII -VIII
—Erb, Grace; Gingerich, Shirley;
grade VIII-IX—Erb, Delphnne.
TOWNSHIP
S.S. No. 5, Hullett
Grade I-II — Adams, Murray;
MaCool, Paul; grade II-III—Allen,
Keith; Carter, Harvey; ' Golds-
worthy, Paul; Griese, Bobby;
Hayward, Karen; Riley, Agnes;
grade III'IV — Addley, Bonnie;
Allen, Gloria; Carter, Ross; Rap-
son, Joanne; grade IV-V —Cart-
wright,
Cartwrigivt, Norman;; grade V -VI —
Goldsworthy, June; Peckitt, Bar-
bara; Peckitt, Peggy; grade VI-
VII—Caa'twright, Howard, Gib-
bings, Bobby; Griese, Donald;
McCo o a,Janne; gradeVU-VM V -VIII —
Goldsworthy, Marjorie; grade
VIII -IX — Goldsworthy, Mary,
Snell, Ephraim.
S.S. No. 7, Hullett
Grade I-II—VIarshall, Maurice;
grade IV-V Rooney, Tommy;
grade V -VI — Brawn, Elizabeth;
Rooney, Stephen; grade VI -VH
--Scott, Kenneth.
S.S. No. 8, Hullett
Grade II-III — Bromley, Billy;
Crawford, Charlie; Hunking, Ken-
neth; Husking, Marjorie; John-
ston, Helen; Josling, Marie; Red-
ford, John; Wilkins, Agnes; grade
IV-V—Crawford, Billie; Duizer,
Janet; Gaunt, Faye; Johnston,
Charles; Josling, Eileen; Mc-
Dougall, Douglas; MlcDougall,
Glenda; Pipe, Barry; Powell,
Arlyn; Young, Donald; grade 1T-
VI—Durnin, Mervyn; Radford,
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Jimmy; grade : VX-VTI—Bromley,
June; Duizer, Adri; Duizer, Ger-
rit; Gaunt, Kenneth; Lyon, Marg-
uerite; McDougall,, Donna; Young,
Marjorie; grade VII -VIII --'Brom
ley, Jean; grade VIII-IX—Mc-
Dougall, Ronald; Sliobbrook,
Muriel.
S.S. No. 11, Hullett
Grade I-II—Aexander, Elaine;
Caldwell, Nancy; Riley, Dorothy;
Riley, Marie; grade, II-III—Ad,-
disci, Shirley;
Shaddick, Billy;
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grade III-IV Addison, Loreen;
Alexander, Jimmy; Fangrath,
Hartvrin; grade IV-V—Alexander,
David; Riley, Elda; grade VI-VII
—Fangrath, Edelgard; Fangrath,
Gerda; Hamilton, Lenora; Riley,
Marilyn; grade VII-VIIl — Fan -
grad, John; Riley, Douglas.
Miss Lois Fell, teacher.
U.S.S. No. 12, Hullett
Grade I-II — Merrill, Sandra;
Smith, Constance; Smith, Janet;
Rustenberg, Jacob; grade II-III—
Blacker, William; Lobb, Phyllis;
Watkins, Barbara; grade III-IV—
Ball, David; Merrill, Margaret;
Rustenberg, Jacoba; Wright, Bev-
erley; grade V -VI — Blacker,
Katherine; Lob b, Fredericka;
Wright,' Garnet; grade VII-VIII—
Penfound, Lloyd; Penfound, Mer-
vyn; Merrill, Ruth; Neal, Mur-
ray; Wright, Eileine.
TOWNSHIP OF TUCKERSMITH
S.S. No. 3, Tuckersmith
Grade II-III—Anderson, Carol;
Haugh, Suane; Henderson, Bar-
bara; Henderson, Janet; Ross,
Caroline; grade III-IV — Allan,
Mary; Boyce, Stuart; Broadfoot,
Jean; Elliott, de Wayne; Finlay-
son, Murray; grade IV-V—Boyce,
Melva; Finlayson, Garry; Fother-
ingham, Bobby; grade I -VI —
Broadfoot, Jack; McCartney,
Georgene; Ross, Betty; grade VI-
VII—Broadfoot, Mary; Stanway,
Nancy; grade VII -VIII — Aubin,
Andre; Dallas, Billie; grade VIII -
IX — Boyce, Ellen; Broadfoot,
Robert; Dallas, John; Haugh,
Mary; Haugh, Neil; Johnston,
Ronald; Richardson, Carol; Ross,
Seldon.
S.S. No. 1, Tuckersmith
Grade I-II — Parker, Dorothy;
grade Marion; Max-
well, Douglas; Bell, Earl; Bell,
♦ s++ 5- $'..r
Murray; Damm, Kathleen; Park-
er, Geraldine; grade V-VI—Clark,
Robert; Maxwell, Ronald; grade
VI-VII—Maxwell, Ilene; Pepper,
Marian; grade VIII -IX — Bell,
James; Bell, Gerald; Maxwell,
Wallace; Parker, Kenneth; Roobal,
Maja.
HURON -PERTH
BASEBALL LEAGUE
(,As of Tuesday morning, July 10)
WLTP
9 1 119
8 1 1 17
6 3 113
6 6 0 12
5 4 1 11
. 4 6 0 8
3 5-1 7
3 8 0 6
2 6 1'5
7 0 2
Mitchell
Dashwood
Luoan
Exeter
Clinton Colts '
Clinton RCAF ....
Zurich
Hensall
Goderich
Centralia 1
Recent Results
July 5
Dashwood 5—Hensall 5
Exeter 10—Clinton Colts 5
Mitchell 8—Centralia 5
Judy 6
Goderich 9—Lucen 6
July 9
Eafeter 10 -'Centralia 2
Dashwood 7—Goderich 5
EXETER TAKES
CLINTON COLTS
S.S. No, 4, Tuckersmith
Grade I-II—Crich, Gail; Crich,
Ruth; Gibbings, Betty Ann; grade
II-III—Flewitt, Marion; Layton,
Barbara; O'Brien, Donna; grade
III-iV—Caich, David, Gibbings,
Douglas; Layton Douglas; Pep-
per, Carol; Smith, Reggie; grade
IV-V.—Smith, Ronnie; grade V -VI
Crich, Ross; Flewitt, Fred; O'-
Brien, Diane; grade VII-VIII—
Brown, Ruth; O'Brien, Frank;
Sytnick, Rudy; grade VIII-IX—
Johns, Gordon; Nott, James; Pep-
per, Albert.
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BY DOUBLE COUNT
Clinton_ Colts went down battl-
ing before Exeter on the Com-
munity Park diamond Thursday
evening last, losing 10-5 after
the visitors had jumped into an I Chamber of Commerce at Jow-
early lead and held it. ett's Grove, Bayfield, yfreld, yesterday
afternoon. The attendance was
considered fair in view of con-
ditions.
The planned sports programme
had to be cut short on account
of a downfall of rain, but some
of the Chamber members had
some real good games of horse-
shoes.
The younger members of the
group -and in fact some of the
older ones too—enjoyed free ice
cream and chocolate milk.
Later, adjournment was made
to the covered picnic stands
LEGIONETTES
BEAT BRUSSELS
BY 14-11 SCORE
Clinton Legionettes came from
behind to trim the fast Brussels
team 14-11 in a WOAA ladies'
softball match on the CDCII
diamond Tuesday evening.
Joanne Castle knocked a hom-
er,
omer, and Delores Hunking and
Shirley Proctor each had a triple
Both teams hit the ball hard.
BRUSSELS 105 200 30--11 18 2
CLINTON 300 051 32--14 18 2
Brussels:' M. 'Stephenson p,
Watson c, Speir 3b, Campbell Ib,
J. Stephenson ss, Johnson if,
Stratton 217, Willis rf, Cardiff rf,
Huether cf.
Clinton: L.aron s
G s, B. Dille
3b, D. Dale rf;s B. Brandon lf, J.
Castle cf, S. Proctor lb, P. Mack
2b, Sharpe 2b, D. Hunking c, M.
Hunking p.
THOMAS PRYDE
URGES SUPPORT
PARK PROJECTS
The best of good fellowship
undea,rather trying circumstances
—prevailed at the first annual
picnic of Clinton and District
The Colts knocked out four
long flies which would have gone
for home runs in any enclosed
park, but Exeter fielders played
on the edge of the race track for
the long -hitting Colts.
Exeter 310 024 000-10 12 1
Clinton Colts 011 100 020- 5 7 1
Exeter: Sarratori 2b, Polci ss,
Lenahan c, Mitro p, Holtzman of,
Darling lf, Stinchcombe lb, Hough
3b, Gilfillan rf.
Clinton Colts: Woodcock 3b,
Nediger c, McEwan as, Draper
cf, MacDonald lb, Taylor 2b, if,
Laurie Colquhoun rf, 2b, Danny
Colquhoun lf, Bob Craig lf, Bart-
liff p.
BdB MILLER
CHASES AFTER
BANK ROBBERS
W. Robert Miller, son of W.
J. Miller, Clinton, and account-
ant of The Royal Bank of Can-
ada, Woodbridge', again was one
of the victims of a daring hold-
up of the bank about 10 a.m.
Tuesday.
Two girls may have aided the
escape of three masked gunmen
who made a return visit and stuf-
fed $10,600 into several paper
bags.
The girls are believed to have
supplied the gunmen with a sec -
mid car for their escape. The
car used in the holdup was found
abandoned three miles east of
Woodbridge.
A district farmer reported see-
ing two blonde girls, wearing
slacks, sitting in a car parked on
the concession road at the time
of the robbery.
Bank' officials and police be-
lieve the gunmen were the same
men who walked into the bank
Ion May 10 while the manager
was absent and forced the staff
to turn over $9,600. They used
the same tactics this time, said
Herschel J. Clark, Toronto, staff
supervisor of the bank.
Wearing overalls, the gunmen
walked into the bank a few min-
utes after it opened at 10 e.nr.
They forced the bank staff of
four and three customers to lie
on the floor.
Manager Glen Newans was in
his office when the men entered.
He came out and one man point-
ed a gun at him and told him to
open the vault, but he convinced
the gunmen he couldn't open the
vault. The gunman then backed
away and joined his two compan-
ions who had scooped up the
money from the teller's cage.
As soon as the gunmen ran out
the front door, Accountant Ro-
bert Miller picked up his revolver
and, with Mr. Newans, gave chase
in the bank manager's car.
They lost sight of the gunmen's
car in the heavy traffic on No, 7
Highway. Meanwhile the Village
police had been informed of the
robbery and e general alarm was
issued to the provincial police.
Lockwood Family
Holds Fine Reunion
The Lockwood family held their
annual reunion at Pinafore Park,
St. Thomas, on Sunday, June 24,
with 66 in attendance, including
members from Toronto, Harriston,
Blyth, Clinton, Varna, Wallace -
burg, Comber, Windsor, Detroit
and St. Thomas.
After a delicious picnic dinner
the president Les Osborne, wet -
I corned all present and conducted
the business meeting. The fol-
lowing officers were elected for
the year 1952: president, Jack
Powers, St. Thomas; secretary-
treasurer, Miss Doris Lockwood,
853 Gladstone Ave., , Windsor;
programme committee, Clarence
Swan, Hayriston; George Potter
and Harold Squires, both of
' Clinton. '
The sports committee for 1951,
Bill Lockwood; Happy Markham
and Craig. Ainslie, all of Comber,
had a lively programme arrang-
ed for all from the youngest to
the oldest.
The next family gathering will
take place at Pinafore Park, St.
Thomas, the last Sunday of
' June, 1952.
Presbyterian Picnic,
Has Close Contest
St. Andirew's Presbyter
Church annual picnic was hel
at Jowett's Grove, Bayfield, yes
terday afternoon, with a goo
attendance considering the threat
ening nature of the weather.
A programme of races—rua
off before the rain fell—result
as follows:
Girls under five—Nina Mac
Donald, Charlene Turner; bo
under five— Laurie Colquhou
Cameron MacDonald, Jimmy Mac
Donald; girls over eight— Iren
Kerr, Rosemary MacDonald, Jan
Barkin; girls under eight—Ma
Macaulay, Connie MacDonell
Mary Jean Colquhoun; boys eig
and under—.Bud Bayes, Don
1Vffacaailay, John MacDonald; gin
over tens -•Gail Murray, Ru
Glazier; boys nine and over
Frank MacDonald, Peter Bro
corner; mixed boys ' race—Dou
Macaulay, Alex McLeod, J
Turner; girls under 60—Elizabe
Laramie, Betty MacDonald, Ann
Shaddock; Kick the slipper, lad
les— Elizabeth Laramie, Ann
Shaddock, Mrs. Elmer Murray
men's race—Ted McLeod, Royc
Macaulay and Danny Colquhou
(tied for second).
where, in due course, a bount
picnic lunch was served.
Thomas Pryde, MLA for Hur
on, declared he was in full ac
cord with the idea of preservin
park areas along the shores
Lake Huron, notably in "Th
Pinery", north of the Ausable
River, and also at Bayfield, whey
Pioneer Park is located. Londa
Chamber of Commerce is con
ducting a campaign in connect
ion with "The Pinery' ',to have
it taken over by the Ontario
Government and made into a
provincial park.
You didn't bite
last Week so try
again
A Few Last -Minute Reminders:
Nylon Trace Hooks per %2 doz. .35
Wire Leaders—snap and swivel 6", ea. .15
9" ea. .20
Erie -o -Bass Spinners ea. .50
Len Thompson Spoons—sizes 00 to 4, ea. .40 to .80
Flatfish—small ea. 1.25
medium ea. 1.50
large ea. 1.60
NYLON LINES:
Ashaway-9 lb. test—per 50 yds. 1.40
Ashaway-121/2 lb. test—per 50 yds. 1.55
Ashaway-15 lb. test—per 50 yds. 1.70
Gladdings-9 lb. test—per 50 yds. 1.85
Gladdings-12 lb. test—per 50 yds. 2.00
Gladdings-15 lb. test—per 50 yds. 2.20
We also have Magi Braid and Silver Streak
Lines in stock.
NYLON LEADERS and Leader Material.
BRONSON REELS—No. '1710 ea. 11.30
No. 2550 ea. 9.85
No. 2200 ea. 8.50
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Drop in and see the tackle we hove as we have a
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