Clinton News-Record, 1951-08-09, Page 8PAGE EIGHT
CLINTON NEWS COED
THURSDAY, AUGUST' 9, . 1951x'
Kincardine Kids
Lick Legionettes
Clinton's gallant Legionettes
put up a stiff battle against
Kincardine Legionettes in a
WOAA ladies' softball match on
the RCAF diamond last evening,
but could not solve a strong de-
fence and lost 13-3 to the north-
ern invaders. A, large crowd
attended — the largest of the
season.
The teams meet again in
Kincardine Monday evening, and
meanwhile Brussels plays here
Friday evening. Play-offs get
under way
next week.
Loss of the Dale sisters—Barb*
ara by removal to another town,
and Delores by a broken arm
bone sustained in the last game—
made Clinton weak in reserves,
but did 'not account for some of
the fumbling that went on. The
visitors showed greater exper-
ience.
The girls in blue could not hit
pitcher. Wilson of Kincardine
worth a hoot, and she held the
usually hard-hitting locals to six
scattered bingles. In the mean-
time, the northern girls hopped
on Maxine Hunking for 17 hits,
many of which were pretty
"scratchy", However, Maxine had
eight strikeouts to hercredit,
three more than had Wilson.
Lorine Garon scored the first
Clinton run on a 'walk and single
by Joanne Castle. Joanne and
Shirley Proctor tallied in the
seventh on good safe hits.
The game was well handled by
Phil Scarrow, behind the plate,
and Jerry Straughan, on bases,
both of
RCAF.
Kmcard
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Clinton 100 000 20— 3' 6 5
Kincardine: D, Wilson p, G.
Courtney ss, R. Meade .rf, P.
Morland c, M. Stewart 3b, B.
Rae 2b, B. Tucker lb, C. Mc-
Donald If, A. Robinson cf.
Clinton: Lorine Garon ss, Ruth
Mew rf, Barbara Brandon If,
Joanne Castle lf, Jeanne Garon
cf, Shirley Proctor Lb, Phyllis
Mack ' 2b, Delores Hunking c,
Maxine Hunking p.
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Aug. 12 and 19
from 11.30 a.m. to 8 p.m.
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Hot TURKEY Sandwich .75
Full Course CHICKEN Dinner '1.00
Leg of CI--IICKEN and Chips .75
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Fred Potter Heads
Tebbutt Reunion
The annual re -union picnic of
the Tebbutt family was held in
Lions Park, Seaforth, when 120
relatives gathered from many
points, including Toronto, De-
troit, Stratford, Mitchell, •Crom-
arty, Centralia, Clinton, Bayfield,
Lucknow, Goderich, Seaforth and
Edmonton, Alta.
Al very pleasant afternoon was
enjoyed by all and races conduct-
ed under direction of Mrs, Car-
men Tebbutt, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Potter and Irvine Tebbutt resulted
as follows:
Under five years, Paul Felker,
Linda Murphy; girls six to eight,
Jane McFarlane, Phyllis McCow-
an; boys nine to 11 years, Gordon
Tebbutt, Paul Jervis; girls nine
to 11 years, Phyllis McCowan,
Jane McFarlane; boys 12
y to 14
years, Nelson Dow, Gordon Teb-
butt; ginls 12 to 14 years, Ruth
McFarlane, Dawn Grigg; young
men's race, Ivan Jervis, Lewis
Tebbutt; young ladies' race, Ruth
McFarlane, Dawn Grigg; married
men's race, Ivan Jervis, Edward
Grigg; married women's race,
Mrs. George Colclough, Mrs. Ed-
ward Grigg; kick -the -sipper,
ladies', Mrs. George Colclough,
Mrs. A. J. Boak; kick -the -slip-
per, men, Gerald Tebbutt, Lewis
Tebbutt; caterpillar race waswon
by the ladies. A relay race was
won by the boys. Spot race, Lin-
de Jervis,
The youngest child present was
Gregory Potter, six -months -old
son of Mr, and Mrs. Frank Pot-
ter, Clinton. The oldest person
present was Wallgate Tebbutt,
Goderich. The couple longest
married were Mr. and Mrs. Will
Potter, Lucknow, who celebrated
their 50th wedding anniversary
in October 1950. Also present
were four generations of this
family. Their daughter, Mrs.
Shaddick, Lucknow; her daughter,
Mrs. A. J. Boeh 'and Mrs. Boah's
son Ricky Boah, Port Albert.
The relative coming the great-
est distance was Mrs. Pete Schul-
ha (Aileen McCartney) and her
son Dale Schulha, Edmonton,
Alta.
Messages were read by Mrs.
Lilian Howard, secretary, from
Mrs. Cecelia Holland, Winnipeg;
Mr. and Mrs. Will Sheppard, Lyn -
den, Wash., U.S.; and Mrs. Cleta
Brown, Modesto, Calif.
Officers for 1952 are: Honor-
ary president, Lewis Tebbutt,
Seaforth; past president, Harvey
Allan Reunion Fetes
August Bride -elect
The home of Mr. and Mrs.
Wallace Haugh, Brucefield, was
the setting Friday, August 3, for
the Allan reunion with 40 mem-
bers present from Toronto, Dun-
das, Goderich, Bayfield, Bruce -
field and Hensall.
In honor of Miss Betty Allan,
bride -elect of August 18, a pre-
sentation was held, when she
was the recipient of many lovely
gifts.
One of the highlights of the
affair was the staging of a mock
wedding, with roles portrayed by
the following: bride, Allan Haugh,
Brucefield; gr o o m, Marlene
Haugh, Toronto; minister, Jean
McIntosh, Toronto; train bearer,
Jerry Drysdale, Hensall; wedding
music by Ann Haugh, Brucefield;
soloists, Mrs. George Hess, Hen-
sall, who sang in costume, "Tir-
ed"; and W. A. MacLaren, Gode-
rich, who chose for his solo "Keep
on Hoping." Mrs. MacLaren was
accompanist. Luncheon was serv-
ed.
Wesley -Willis . Picnic
Proves Successful
Wesley -Willis United Church
Sunday School held a very en-
joyable picnic at Jowett's Grove,
Bayfield, yesterday afternoon,
with ideal weather in vogue and.
a large attendance. .
Following a programme of
sports, a delicious picnic supper
was served.
Results of the various races and
contests were as follows:
Boys and girls, five years and
under, kindergarten; boys and
girls six years and under,, Judy
Person; girls eight years and un-
der, Kathleen Rathwell; boys
eight years and under, Barry
Chambers; girls ten years and un-
der, Diana Cooper; boys ten years
and under, Robert Persan; girls
12 years and under, Gwen Grif-
fiths;bo s yeas eas end under,
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Bobby Seeley; girls 14 years and
under, Gwen Griffiths; boys, 14
years and under, Bobby Seeley;
young ladies' race, Darlene Stan-
ley; men's race, Gary Cooper;
married ladies' race, Mrs. Rob-
bins; married men's race, Robert
Person; • grandmothers (time)
race, Mrs. John Innes; potato
race, ten years and under, Dar-
lene Stanley; potato race, over
ten years, Douglas Mann; back-
ward blindfold race (adults),
Gary 'Cooper;
Three-legged race, ten years
and under, Keitha Persan and
Diana Persan; three-legged race,
ten years and over, Doug Mann,
Don Ross; children's sack race,
ten years end 'under, Darlene
Stanley, Gwen Griffiths; girls'
wheelbarrow race, Gwen Grif-
fiths, Ruth Glazier; boys' wheel-
barrow race, George Beatty and
Gary Cooper; blindfolded men's
race ("Hunt your wife"), "Poss"
and Jean Livermore, Bob and
Louise Persan, Howard and Jean
Currie; ladies' tug-of-war, Eil-
een Robbins, Mary Sutter; men's
tug of war, Rev. H. C. Wilson, C.
Nelson; nail driving contest, Mrs.
Ed. Cooper; ladies' kick -the -slip-
per, Mrs. Ed. Cooper.
McCartney; president, Fred Pot-
ter, Clinton; vice-president, Ross
Merrill, Clinton; secretary -treas-
urer, Mrs. Lilian Howard, Gode-
ich; assistant, Mrs. Ira Merrill,
Clinton; management committee,
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Jervis, Mr.
and Mrs. Wes Holland, Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Merrill; sports com-
mittee, Mr. and Mrs. Matt Ned-
iger, Mr. end Mrs. Joe Murphy,
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Pickard.
HURON -PERTH
BASEBALL LEAGUE
(Including Tuesday, Aug. 7)
WLT'P
Mitchell 14 1 2.30
Exeter 11 6 0 22
Dashwood . ... 10 3 2,22
Clinton Colts 10 5 2 22
Lucan 8 6 3 19
Clinton RCAF 8 j 1 17
Goderich , .,... 5 8 3 13
Zurich 5 10 1 11
Bengali 4 13 0 8
Centralia 1 16 0 2
Remaining Games
August
9—Dashwood at Centralia
10—Zurich at Hensel).
Dashwood at Clinton Colts '1'
Zurich at Goderich 'h
*—Postponed games
Exeter at Goderich +'k
Lucan at Dashwood
**—Protest games to be play-
ed
a
ed if standing is affected. p y
Recent Results
Lucan 6—Zurich 5
Zurich at Centralia
(Centralia forfeited)
Hensel]. at Clinton RCAF
(Hensall forfeited)
Clinton Cplts 12—Goderich 4
Exeter 10—Zurich 4
Centralia at Clinton Colts
(Centralia forfeited)
Lucan 8—Clinton RCAF 8
Dashwood 4—.Goderich 4
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