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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1949-06-23, Page 4liott, Pauline Taylor, Agnes Lane, Carol Gliddon, Marlene Hunter; Junior boys: Eric J. Jane Hartley,Gemmell, 5'9"; Doug Joyce H. , Steep Man- StandingnGriffiths, broad:1 "; Janet El- Morgan; Bev Boyes Mann, Frank aghan; 3. Barbara Steep, Patsy Gwen Griffiths, 5'8 /z"; MacDonald (tied); Jim Carter and Wayne McGee (tied); Intermed- iate girls: Marilyn Martin, 5'11"; Marie Lee, Louise Pigeon, (tie); Marion Crossman; Gail Shearing, Jean Adams,. Faye Aikenhead (tie); Pauline Jervis, Patsy Mur- ney (tie); Marilyn Shaddick. Intermediate boys: Murray Melt - by, 6'11"; Tom Colquhoun; Ar- thur Tyndall, Richard Andrews, Don Ladd (tie); Ron McKay; Senior girls: Joyce Hawkins, 6'10"; Ruth Glew, Dorothy Managhan, Lorine Garon, Jane Hartley; Sen- ior boys: Bob Carrick, 7'91/2"; Bob Fines, Rickey Elliott, Terry Jen- kin, Ruby Sytnick. . High Jump: Junior girls: Joan Ladd, Pauline Taylor (tie) 3'3"; Sharon Thompson; Agnes Lane, Griffiths (tie); Junior boys: iia iitt F O)(iEb PublicSchool Field` Dai Provides Close Contests ion Is of Clan resin Detailed Pub- lic School Field Day, a brief re- port of which was published in last week's issue, ere as follows: Relay Races—JuniorMorgans:1. Jack Bev Boyes, 2. Frank Ronald Riley; o ser Pr 5 MacDonald, Ron Flugill, Cecil CUNTON Ti1•,''WS-RECORD Harold Willert Heads Harrison Reunion Lbndesboro' Squeezes Win Over Port Albert an es Je al Thom s on Yv ohne D , P ons. 'tz sun John' Sprinhs; Junior boys: Morgan, Cecil Carrick, Bev Boyes, Frank MacDonald, Ronald Riley; JunioJan tr Elliott, P uline irls: Gwen G Tay or, Marilyn Ashton, Acmes Lane; Col u- ' o s T om q b ' to Y arme din u int • 3: 3bb ann Ma M Y, u ria Da Mu ick g n Y Carr hou iolquhoun, Jimmy Carter, F Ashton, Bob Thomason, girls: 1. 'Gwen Griffiths, Paulinees Ashton,Ag Marilyn Lane; yShirley Lane; 2. Helen McKay, Dales, Ruth Glazier, Beverley Ashton; 3. Marilyn Miller, Edith Livingstone, Joan Ladd, Faye Foster. Intermediate boys: 1. Mur- ray Maltby, John Hartley, • Denomme, Tommy Colquhoun; 2. Billy Carrick, Ronnie McKay, Bobby Garan, Don Ross. Inter- mediate girls: 1. Kay Sharp, Shirley Stevens, Patsy Murney, Marie Lee; 2. Jean Adams, Joan Jackson, Barbara Hattin, Dorothy Glazier; 3. Fay Aikenhead, Pauline Tervis, Marie Refausse, Louise Pigeon. Senior boys: 1. Bob Fines, Rickey Elliott, Del) Carrick, Terry Jenkin. Senior girls: 1. Lorine Garon, Ruth Glew, Betty yi*oolfrey, Shirley. Proctor; red marine, John Hartley, Don Ross_ Intermediate girls: ing, Marie Refausse, Marilyn i eo n• Senior Louise Pg Martin, Lou s , boys: Bob Fines, Bob Carrick, Rickey Elliott, Bill' Pearson, Ken McLeod' Senior girls: Joyce Haw- ley, Ruthley Glew,oLorineane on. Hart- ley, Distance Race: Boys: John Hartley, Tom Colquhoun, Jackie Carter, Ken McLeod, Terry Jen- kin; girls: Dorothy Monaghan, Joyce Hawkins, Ruth Glew, Gwen Griffiths, Janet Elliott. II SI (By Jack Webster)" What a game Londesboro B -A's turned out on their home diamond the ' ht when y nr da g > Thurs Y bn ed- - in a sch beat Part"Albert 109 pled WOAA Intermediate " `C" group 5 softball match! (Port Albert piled up a five -run lead in the early stages of the game but the B -A's tied things f the ei th. o � half their um p Port Albert managed to get one run hi the ninth before their side w etired Bicycle Race: Senior boys: Bob Fines, Terry Jenkin,' Bob Car- rick, Rickey Elliott, Bill Pearson; Intermediate boys: Murray Malt- by, Richard Andrews, Don Ross, Billy Carrick, Ronnie Hugill; girls: Dorothy Managhan, Lorine Garon, Shirley Proctor, Marie Refausse, Doris Cooper. • The 14th annual 'Harrison re- union was held 'Saturday, June 11, at Harbour Park, Goderich, one '];very with 8 attending. g en- joyed a ham dinner at one o'clock and a picnic supper at five o'clock. The sports committee had a busy afternoon with races, tug-of-war and ball game. attending The oldest arson art g P Holmes - villa; Mrs. James Harrison, villa; youngest atteding was Bobbie, Collins, son of Mr. and and Mrs Allan Johns, Olive Har- "Boll Voyage' Shower" rison, Stan Collins. ss retired. Londesbbro then got down to Mrs. Stan Collins, Clinton; and n .came the theiness erns farthest. the tieing run and Millar getting for 1950 were elected: to third. Shaddick then came Officers Willert; seem - the Harold d Hs out to President, hot one I to bat and pitcher drove a the pitcher which he fumbled tart' -treasurer, Amy Aikenhead; Leiper managkig to get Bud Hunt, London, In 1950 the picnic will be held the Second Saturday in June at Harbour •..,Palk, Goderich, with dinner at- 12.30. people were present from Lon- don, Kirkton, 'Henson, Kippen, Brrcefieid, Seeforth, Clinton, ich er .`now, Goderich, uck Hill, L iter s H Porter's "cts. ndin districts. and surrounding g I allowing Millar to score the win- directors. Mr. and Mrs. Bill allo ng r Albert ning run. .. Bloor pitched three innings for the B -A's and then was replaced by Carter. Chisholm went all the way for Port Albert. PORT ALBERT: Draper 2b, IVIabon c, Tigert 3b, Koviak ss, ffowdlb, E, Martin cf, Chishori rf, G. Martin lm Petrie LONDESBORO: Tamblyn Si, Shaddick cf, Carter p, Sounder - cock c, Bloor lb, Armstrong rongg 3b, Leiper 2b, Lee rf, Race results were: pre-school, Shirley' Johns, Bruce Collins; 8 years and under, Ralph Harrison, and Harrison;1 years r Betty un- der,' Arthur 5tubbington, James Harrison 14 years and under, Ruth Snelling, Olive Aikenhead; single ladies, Audrey Harrison,l Olive Harrison; single men, tri ed Hunt; ma McIiwain, Bud Hun women, Phyllis ,Harrison, Joyce Willert; married men, Fred Aik- enhead, Harold Willert, Stan Col- lins; three-legged race, Jr., Ruth For Mrs. F. Gatien Mrs.' Wilfred Jervis.and Mrs. John Nediger, Jr., were co -host- esses at the lgtter's home, Wel- lington St., at a very lovely "bon voyage shower" in honour of Mrs. and Mrs. Geffen "n: Ms Fred Gage small daughter, Kathy, left Tuesday to spend the summer months with her family'in Eng - enhead and Mr. and Mrs. Harrison. Sports committee: Mr. Snelling and Olive Aikenheed, IiEAR' McKINLEY Huron -Perth Progressive Conservative Candidate BROADCAST OVER CKNX Friday, June 24 -.8.30 p.m. to 8.45 p.m. Huron -Perth Progressive Conservative Association Buittb STURDIER Mt is $EATJR Gwen Bev Boyes, 3'3"; Ronald Riley; Frank MacDonald„ Ron Hugill, John Morgan, Ken Livermore (tie); Jack Prosser, Jim `Carter, Paul White (tie); Intermediate girls: Marilyn. Shaddick, 3'8"; Patsy Murney: Louise Pigeon; Intermediate boys: Tom Colqu- houn, 4'4"; Don Ladd; Murray Maltby; Richard Andrews, Don Denomme, Billy Carrick (tie); Doug Fleischauer, John Hartley; Senior girls: Joyce Hawkins, 4'2"; Shirley Proctor; Betty WoolfreY; Ruth Glew, Yvonne Dales (tie); Senior boys: Bob Fines, 4'6"; Bob Carrick; Eugene Refausse; Rick- ey Elliott; Ken McLeod. Running Broad Jump: Junior girls: Gwen Griffiths, 10'5"; Betty Stevens; Janet Elliott; Helen Mc- Kay; Marlene Hunter; Junior boys: Bev Boyes, Ronald Riley (tie) 10'5''; John Morgan, Frank MacDonald, Clayton Groves (tie); Frank Giew; Douglas Cartwright; Intermediate girls: PatsyMa- nay, 10'8"; Gail Shearing; M Crossman; Marie Lee, Kay Sharp, Marilyn Martin (tie); Intermed- iate boys: Tom Colquhoun, 14'2" John Hartley; Murray Maltby Arthur Tyndall; Glenn McDonald Senior girls: Joyce Hawkins 13'61/2"; Lorine Garon, Shirley Proctor (tie); Jane Hartley, Betty 1 Woolfrey; Yvonne Dales; Senior boys: Bob Fines, 15'; Bob Car- rick; Rickey Elliott; Ken McLeod. Ball Throw: Junior Girls: Jan- et Elliott, Pauline Taylor, Agnes Lane, Margie Ellen Lawson, 141 - lien Pigeon; +junior boys: Bev. Boyes, Fred Ashton, Hugh Col- quhoun, Clayton Groves, Ron 11u - gill; Intermediate girls: Barbara Hattin, Marlene Jervis, Margery Cartwright; MarionBeoCrossman, Gail Shearing, LouLIxo Nedi- ger (tie); Kay Sharp; Intermed- iate boys: Don Denomme, Don Ross, Ken Lee (tie); Beverley Aikcmhead, Arthur Tyndall, Mur- ray Maltby, Tom Colquhoun (tie); Gordon Scribbins, Charles Dren- nan, Ken Riley (tie); Billy Car- rick, Ron McKay, Doug Fleisch - suer, Donald Cornish, Glenn Mcg Donald, David Oakes, Jackie Holmes (tie); Senior girls: Lorine Garon; Catherine Ladd, Ruth Glew; Jane Hartley, Carol Glid- don (tie); Shirley Ashton, Yvonne Dales (tie). Pole Vault: Bob Carrick, Ken McLeod, Rickey Elliott, Bob Fines, Bill Pearson. Three-legged race; Junior: Bev Boyes, Jack Prosser; John Morgan, Frank MacDonald; Ruth Glazier, Beverley Ashton; Mary Liver- more, Wayne McGee; Janet El- liott, Donna Sharp. Intermediiate: Murray Maltby, John Hartley; Tom Colquhoun, Don Denomme; Gordon Scribbins, Arthur Tyn- dall; Marilyn Shaddick, Marilyn Matrin; Patsy Murney, Marie Lee. Seniors: Joyce Hawkins, Bob Carrick; Lorine Garan, Do- rothy Managhan; Shirley Proc- tor, Ruth Glew; Bob Fines, Rick- ey Elliott; Ken McLeod, Bill Pearson. Wheelbarrow Race: Junior: Gwen Griffiths, Jimmy Carter; John Morgan, Frank MacDonald; Bev Boyes, Jack Prosser; Marilyn Ashton, Agnes Lane. Intermed- iates: Marilyn r Patsy Murney; Tom Shaddick, Don Denomme; Murray Maltby, John Hartley. Seniors: Joyce Hawkins, Bob Carrick; Ruth Glow; Ken�rMcLeo Bill Pearson. Soap Box Derby: Arthur 'Tyn- dall, yn- iGordon Scrb ibbins; Elliott;lohnHartly Murray Maltby; Don Denomme, Gordon Murray. Ir f ♦4, Veteran poultrymen have proven that It pays to feed pullets Roe Vita Grow Growing Mash after the seventh week. Such a diet is high in digestible nutrients with the correct balance of proteins, minerals and vitamins: This Roe Vita -Grow promotes resistance• to disease, builds strong sturdy bodies and profitable egg production in the Fall. Men Who Know Insist' on Roe . ask your Roe, Feeds Dealer for Roe Vita -Grow Growing Mash. Experience in the Public Service fpting. Grasses, rich In pMeins and vitamins are harvested at Ihalr nutrition peekidehydrated In minutes,, ikon added to all Roe Vlta- ished Feeds ... a "ween see diet bonus far poultry, Mvestesit. Skinny gain 5,10, .15 lbs. Citi pe, e THURSDAY;. ' JUNE' 23, 1949 land. ani ..in The evening was sP con- tests and games and the guest of. honour was presented with a mis cellaneous shower of going -away articles and included was a large quantity of canned goods which she'can,take to her old country home. " Although taken complet- ely by surprise, Mrs. Gallen was greatly appreciative pr eciatiV e tothe.friends, numbering about 15, who had ex- pressed their best wishes in this, tangible. manner. Muriel 1 Proctor, and Beverely Harrison; three-legged race,Sr., Olive Aikenhead,. Ruth Snelling, and Joyce Willert, Amy Aiken - head; tie race, Amy. Aikenhead, Bud Hunt, and William Castle, Audrey Harrison; graceful walk- er, Mrs. Bill Harrison, and Mrs. Albert Harrison; lucky guesses, Ida Harrison, Joyce Willert, and Joyce Townsend, Lucky draw A delicious lunch served by the hostesses rounded out a very evening. . g happy 0 MISS DALY HONOURED SEAFORTH —. A tea and re- ception at Seaforth Sunday after- noon, brought members of: the - Catholic Women's sLeague from all parts of the Diocese of Lon- don to honor Miss Alice Daly, newly -elected president of the for candy, Bessie Townsend. London Branch. COUNTS GEORGE DREW Alderman, Mayor, Provincial Party Leader, Three Times PREMIER OF ONTARIO a I Then— LEADER OF THE OPPOSITION in The House of Commons, Ottawa. No other national leader can match this record of public service on ALL GOVERNMENTALLEVELS ACT VIOF George Drew, more than any other national leader knows that government—to remain DEMOCRATIC, —must remain in the bands of the people. As an alderman he concerned himself with the problems of his ward. As mayor, he worked for a better community. As provincial legislator, he ,worked in the interests of the people of his constituency. As Premier of Ontario he gave his native province the finest administration in its history ... George Drew has succeeded as an administrator because he believes in TEAMWORK and CO-OPERATION on all levels of government. As PREMIER OF ONTARIO he held more cabinet meetings and with greater frequency than any government in Ontario's history. As leader ' of the official opposition at Ottawa, he brought new life and energy into the House of Commons, and a renewed respect for the principle of Parlia- mentary Government. PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE CANDIDATES give wholehearted support to George Drew because they will be Members of Parliament in FACT as well as in NAME. No longer will members be forced to yield all power to bureaucratic cabinet ministers . and centralizers and fail to give full representation TO THEIR CONSTITUENCIES ... Compare the records of George Drew and YOUR PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE candidate with those of other party leaders and candidates. Your vote on June 27th for your PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE CANDIDATE will mean that you will be represented in Parliament by a supporter of A PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE GOVERN- MENT under the leadership of George Drew. VOTE FOR ELSTON CARDIFF North Huron ELGIN McICINLEY Huron -Porth CONSERVATIVE CANDIDATE YOUR PROGRESSIVE PubNshad by the Progressive Camsrvall+.. Parry of Canada, UI Laurier Avm W., ONawn—o-63 ELSTON CARDIFF ELGIN McKINLEY ',ROE FARMS MILLING CO., ATWOOD, ONT. . YOU (AN GET ROE FEEDS FROM: 14. Charlesworth, Clinton A. J. Mustard, Brucefield iswn msr_euus m.L North Huron. NORTH HURON PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION in Huron -Perth HURON -PERTH PROGRESSIVE, CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION 9