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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1948-12-16, Page 3the presentation of athletic awards at the Thursday evening performance. Track and field champions wane recognized as follows: o o pp' companied on the piano where Taylor,. Awards were made as follows: Lewis Tebbutt, Yvonne Th Garen; Intermediate Girls - Kenneth Tyndall such accompaniment was re- quired. The Choir was made up of the following students: Sopranos — Joyce Andrews, Jeanne Gibbings, Marilyn Dow - son, Marjorie Ducharme, Gertrude Fowler, Joan McLaren, Phyllis Stanley, Marie Gliddon, Catherine Fingland Woodena Epps; altos— Carol Campbell, Marjorie Hesk, Jean McDonald, Frances Lyon, Isobel Chowen, Audrey Jervis; Tenors; K. Ashton, L. Holland, J. Fraser, B. McDonald, J. Moore, J. bass—K. Joyce Bayley, Arkell, F. D Middleton, Bambara MacDon- omme, L. D H. Oakes; charme, ald, Bernie Melelis, Mary Scrib- , M, Cousineau, D. Epps, C. Haply, bins Marie Falconer, Norma '3, Wilson, D. McNeil, W. Nediger. Warnock, Rose -Anne Aubin, Jean Street Scene McVittie, Marion Ross, Margaret A touch of. New York's Bowery Stirling, •Lois Rowden, Grace was added in the next number, entitled "Street Scene", which was directed by Miss Hulda- Marion Reynolds with Shirley Phillips playing the piano ac- companiment. Joyce Andrews and Jeanne Gibbings gave a clever exhibition of dancing in the best Bowery manner, and a quartette; consisting of these two girls, Anna G]ew and Margaret Durham, sang a number. Others in the cast were Yvonne Thomp- son, M. Jones, Jean McKinley, M. Porter, E. Love, M. Kyle, V. Chuter J. Murdoch, 3, Stephen- son and S. Cooper. Play Well Presented Under the direction of Miss Edith Merrier and Charles A. Hagen, a student cast staged an excellent play, 'Mrs. O'Leary's Cow!", a comedy in one act by Brian McCarty, the action being laid in the "settin' room" of the O'Leary„. farmhouse on the out- skirts of Chicago. Several very amusing situations were carried off with aplomb, and the vagar- ies of the Irish character were well exemplified. During t h e performance, the audience heard a good deal of Irish brogue, much of fiso g ogood and some of it notJoan Fines was a real Irish. woman, Mrs. Maggie O'Leary, full of impetuosity and senti- ment, while Irma Wallace, Betsy O'Leary, was a very mischievous young daughter who was always "putting her foot" into some- thing. Gordon Lane, as her son Emmet, was in love with Eileen Noonan, a charming young lady, played by Marion Hill, and their love affair was the reason for much of the merriment in the play. Lida Noon, her younger sister, was played by Mary Thompson. Mrs. O'Leary's friend - ]y neighbor, Mrs. Bridget Dona- hue, was aeted by Grace Lobb, who did well in keeping the Irish straight. The role of the boasting Professor P. D. Farnum, the little fixer of everything, was taken by Francis Denomme. who fitted into the part very naturally; this is not meant as any reflection on Francis, how- ever. And then the cow! it appeared—or at least its head did—all covered with green, but that was the point of the play. W. Brock Olde was in charge of the stage crew consisting of Bill Andrews, Thornton Mustard, Jack Raihwell, and Don Long- field, while Miss Margaret Mil- ler had charge of the .make-up, her assistants being Edna Ball, Betty Potter, Thelma Shobbrooke, Audrey Oliver, Phyllis Shanahan, Evelyn McDonald, Kathleen Clew, Margaret Hall, Shirley Falconer, Helen Ball and Joyce g edi e Toiletry Bar COLOGNES by:. 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McGee. 0 Canada Temperance Act Case Adjourned A plea of not guilty was entered by John Spain, Goderich, on a charge of keeping liquor for sale for other than personal or fam- ily use in court at Goderich lest week. He also was charged with bringing liquor into Huron Coun- ty, contrary to the Canada Tem- perance Act. An adjournment of one week was granted by Magistrate D. E. Holmes, K,C., on both charges. J. K. Hunter counsel for Spain, cited the report that the crown is seeking the right to appeal in cases prosecuted under the Cana- da Temperance Act in Manitoulin Island, Huron, Perth and Peel counties, He argued it would be a grave injustice if Spain were convicted and the court of appeal rules the charge is no offence. Crown Attorney H. Glenn Hays submitted that adjudication on Manitoulin eases could go on for years. Remanded for Sentence Roy Rowland, Grey Township, was remanded for sentence to Wingham after pleading guilty to breaking, entering and theft of cigarettes and coins valued at over $25, from the store of Geo- rge Dunbar, at Ethel, oh Novem- ber 24; also to breaking and en- tering with intent the creamery of R, B. Cousins, at Brussels on the same date. tiftteaCttaMcectearicteciatriewiamtriettatacisitimmataigiinterasicifietetetinaleatsr 1 • THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1948 CLINTON N1?WSeRECORD PAGE THREE ueh'Talent : Unearthe At CCI Commencement The students of Clinton Col- Mildred Charter, Isobel Chowen, legiate Institute, with the expert Estelle Cox, Clarence Denomme, direction of the members of the Lois Doherty, Marjorie Doherty, teaching staff, staged one of the Joan Fines, Catherine Fingland, finest annual Commencement Charles Hanly, Audrey Jervis, programmes in many years when Fred Kirby, Alice ,McKenzie, the auditorium of the school was Thornton Mustard, Jean Nediger, packed to capacity Thursday and Lillian Stewart, Joan Whitfield, Friday : evenings last. I 'Honor Graduation Diplomas: The various numbers on the I Trixie Forsyth, Donald Haddy, programme wereestaged with ex- ' William Hearn, Frank Lawson. cellent taste, closing with a very I Intermediate\ Diplomas: Joyce amusing play . entitled, "Mrs, Andrews, Rosemarie Arkell, Ev- O'Leary's Cow!", each evening. elyn Bell, Jean • Campbell, Will - Talent ^ among the members of lam Chowen, Shirley Cooper, the student body was exhibited Francis Denomme, Margaret Dur - in every offering. !ham, Gerald Elliott, Margaret An informal dance for the Falconer, Jeanne Gibbmgs Anna students brought a successful Glew, Joyce Grigg, Phyllis Ban- Under the direction of Miss two -night stand to a happy eon- ly, Marion Jones,Jean Keyes, Anna Pond, ATCM, the recently - elusion. Mary Kyle, Gordon Lane, Mary organized School Choir introduc- Athletic Awards ' McCaughey, Donald McKenzie, ed a serious note to the program, Principal E. A, -"Fines welcom Jean McKinley, Donald McNeil, ch rles A.e Hagen an nounosunc dto that de- ed the audience to the Cone Cameron Maltby, Gail Manning, tet a t mencement Exercises and ten Barbara Middleton, William Ned- ypical Christmas in Eng- lnd introduced Rev, W. J. Rogers, iger, Audrey Oliver, John Peck- Carols i Weheundl' d years ago. The sunBlyth, whose duty it was to meke well, Margaret Rogerson, Ruth itt, Margaret Porter, John Rath- the Choir, the final beautifully "Ice Scott, Anne Shaddock, Thelma exeelsis deo," being sung as the Shobbrooke, Marjorie Stanley, members of the choir retired from Marie Stirling, Norman Smith,�the stage down the long aisle. D ld Talb t Allan Ta Cora Miss Pord and Phyllis leanly ac - (a) (a) Senior Gues — Jeanne ompson Robert Weeks, Kenneth Wood. .B Jean McDonald; Junior Girls — Scholarships: Trixie Forsyth— Joanne Castle; SeniorBoys , — Sir Ernest Cooper Scholarship William Andrews; Intermediate (highest standing in nine Upper Boys -Cameron Maltby; Junior School papers) Boys—Clare Maltby; Juvenile "Swedish Schottische" Boys—Lewis Tebbel; Target The girls of Grades IX and X Shooting: Cadet Cup for Marks- staged a very graceful dance, manship—Robert Riehl. "Swedish Schottische," under the Academie Awards direction of Miss Hulda-Marion Rev Andrew Lane, Clinton, Reynolds, with Shirley Phillips who was introduced by Principal as piano accompanist. Fines, made the presentation of Those taking part were: Joanne academic awards Friday evening Castle, Phylliss Mack, Bev. Smith, to the following, . eel graduates filing to the stage in pairs from the lower hallway: Diplomas: Graduation Diplomas: Diplomas: Graduation Diplomas: William Andrews, Edna Ball, Bender, Betty Potter. Pyramid Exhibition The young ,male athletes of the school had their fling ^in' an exhibition of periods under the direction of N. W. Kineeh, with Jack . Wilson . as .announcer, The boys were: K. Arkell, G. Elliott, K. Armstrong,'G. Clare, D. Shanahan, E. Watson, A. Wil- son, D. Talbot, D. McNall, C: Maltby, R. Weeks, K. Wood, B. Taylor, L. Tebbutt, W. Chowen. Conic Quartette Four young men --Charles Hanly, Bill Nediger, Francis m Denome, end Gordon Lane — provided a comic number in a male quartette, which was mirth - provoking and produced loud applause. Their numbers includ- ed "How dry I am," and "Bicycle built for two.' Piano accompanist was Phyllis Hanly. School Choir Makes Hit ane+reaete+c��c�ete�c�s�e�c�c�e+c�e�c:asexts�caex �- ..'�"" . Cjrittnizto Carol 3anb Concert 1 A under auspices , F 1 1 CLINTON CITIZENS' BAND 'unbap (nerving, riec. 19 Town Hall, Clinton commencing at 8.30 YOU WILL HEAR:— l# CLIFF KELLY—Bell Soloist of Stratford CNR Band; accompanied by Clinton Citizens' Band; CLINTON PUBLIC SCHOOL CHOIR under direction of Mrs. Bert Boyes; CORNET SOLOS and DUETTS. Carol Song Sheets will be ava''ilable for the audience.' Band accompaniment Silver Collection in aid of Band Fund 51-b teletettelesetelfacieVeicetitticietelexteleteletcteicieitteleteniatetettieieteleatieeeigaeleae Proclamation Municipal Elections TOWN OF CLINTON NOMINATIONS Monday, Dec. 27 1948 ELECTIONi. • t Monday, January 3 , 1949 NOTICE Is hereby given that a meeting of the Electors for the Nomination of Candidates for the positions of Mayor, Reeve, Councillors, Public ' Utilities Commissioner, and Members of the Public School Board, for the ensuing term, will be held in the Town Hall, Clinton Monday, December .27, 1.948 Between the hours of 7:30 o'clock and 8:30 o'clock M. T. CORLESS, Returning Officer and if necessary, an election to fill the above named positions, or any of them, will be held on Monday, January 3, 1949 at the following places, and by the following named persons, that is to say, in St. Andrew's Ward—At the Town Hall, E. L. Mitten, Deputy Returning Officer. St. James' Ward --Dr. George S. Elliott's Office, Victoria Street, R. B," Fitzsim- ons, Deputy Returning Officer. St. John's Ward—V. D. Falconer's Show Room, King Street, W. Wallis, Deputy Returning Officer. St, George's Ward --At. R. L. Jervis' Of- fice, Albert Street, Charles Manning, Deputy Returning Officer. commencing at the hour of nine o'clock in the forenoon and continuing until the hour of five o'clock in the afternoon and the results will be publicly de- clared in the Town Hall, on Tuesday, the 4th day of January, 1949, at 12 o'clock noon. M. T. CORLESS, Clerk and Returning Officer 49-50-61-b Hospital Aid TOWN HALL, CLINTON Tuesday, December 28 10 p.m. to 1 a.m. Ross Pearce and his Ochestra NOVELTY DANCES: Elimination; Sadie Hawkins; Mystery; Paul Jones; Multiple; Santa Specialty. 1 per person . dress Optional 51-52-b ::rl# 474.Ssln Sr9;StR SIAZQ t A.Wt;. NNA 9f • Prepare For Comfort During the Winter Months! 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