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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1952-08-14, Page 8. . FOR BRIGHT SCHOLARS FINE PENS Choose from our fine collection 61 famous makes. 59c to $5.95 SCHOOL BAGS 'You'll find a selection of school bags from— $1.75 - $4.65 Handiame Leather Binders Two and three-ring notebook binders, handsomelyrbound in fine leathers. Priced from— $2,25 to $10.00 AND MANY OTHER ITEMS ADVANCE LIST OF TEXT. BOOKS AVAILABLE FOR ALL FORMS OF HIGH SCHOOL IVIcEwan's RUMBALL'S I.G.A. MARKET On all PLUGS and SPOONS left in stock we will allow 1007,, Discount, I Used Janson 5 h.p. Motor, 1950 model, perfect condition — $195.00 1951 CHEVROLET 4 DoOr Sedan— Deluxe model, 16,000 actual miles ... Only $2050 1.949 FORD Coach, 21,000 miles— A good buy. A good car $1495 1949 1-Ton JEEP, Express body, "four wheel drive. A million uses-for this anywhere $900 1934 PONTIAC — Special this week , $150 *-••••••—••••••••••*--411PHIMP-4.40.---a-- Lorne Brown Motors Limited CHEVROLET.--OLDSMOBILC--Sales lit Service Your Friendly General Motors Dealer PHONE 367 CLINTON 41 J OAT Pi TON. Ngw.s+Importp THURSDA AUGUS' 1.4, 1954' RCAF Flyers Face Colts In Playoff Opener Tonight (Contfnued from Page One) Reeve of 1.3gyfield; John Fraser, John Whiddon, James Campbell, James Donaldson and Donald Me' Kenzie. Board of Managers 72 Sheny‘our washer's In a stew It's time to call on. "You know who." Miss Mabel :Wane and Mrs. Blanche ..C4eAett, MUSIegnil Mich., spent several days' recently with, Mr. and Mrs, W. T.. Hgrrnari, Mrs. Herman accomp- poled them on their return for a week's 'visit • MSS Kathleen McGill, is spend', ing a short vacation with her pare ents, Mr. and 1Virs., J. A. wow,, having completed her course in .Arts and Crafts, at the Ontario College .of Art, Toronto, Dashwood..and Clinton RCAF hooked up on the Ii CAF ,diarponci.• on Tuesday' evening with. Dash-, wood winning a close contest It was an important gain"; for both teams; the win gave Dash- Wood their first league title and the loss dropped the RCAF 'pine to fourth position. Bob Stormes, Dashw e-TdT*: ace lefthanc ler, was the big show as he held his opposition .to five hits and smashed a two-run homer that accounted for the winning runs. The Flyers fought gamely and in their half of the last inning scored three runs and had a man on third when the third man was retired. The RCAteam will nowmeet the Clinton` (Co lts in the {first round of the "C" playoffs. The game is scheduled for Thursday evening in Clinton Community Park, game time 6 p.m. Dashwood ...., 000 220 2-6 8 2 Clinton RCAF 200 000 3-5 5 3 Stormes and J. Hayter; Le- furgy, Reid (7th) and Parkhain. ••••••••=onr.r...omrs,...0.....00mmomaroommoomomme Bowl For Fun Open Bowling Nightly Saturday afternoons commencing Thursday, August 14th Clinton Bowling Alley "Hal" Hartley, Prop. The New Rota-Clipper DASEWOOD TAKES FIRST BALL TITLE IN HURON-PERTH The little town of Dashwood have won their first Huron-Perth League title. This is a feat that the people of that village don be very proud as their team is made up of local boys with the exception. of Bob Stormes, their ace left-hander, who hails from St. Thomas. They have been coming close for the past two or three year and now have finally achieved their objective. From all reports the townsfolk Welcomed the Wain home in grand style. The town band, trustees and over 300 cheering fans were waiting for the team after their 6-5 win over Clinton RCAF on Tuesday evening Dashwood now enter the "D" series playoffs, meeting the Zur- ich-Lucan winner. O Lions Midgets Ousted By Exeter Midgets The baseball season came to an abrupt end as far as the Clinton Lions Midgets are concerned, The local lads lost their series with Exeter in two straight games. They went down battling, how; ever, losing the second contest 6-5 in an abbreviated five-inning affair. Rob Carrick on the mound for Clinton, held Exeter to two hits but his lack of control proved the deciding factor. In the first inning Exeter scored three runs on six free trips to first, com- bined with. a passed ball. In the third, three walks and two hits accounted for three more runs. The Lions Midgets batted around in the first with four hits, good for four runs. In the sec- ond they had four more hits but. could manage only one run, when two men were thrown out at- tempting to steal second. Elliott, Colquhoun and Howes led the Clinton batters with two hits each. Wells and Taylor were the only Exeter men to hit saf- ely.' Clinton ..... 4 1 0 0-5 9- 0 Exeter 3 0 3 0-6 2 1. ) 1 big task if they are to continue on in their quest for the WOAA Pee Wee Championship, They must win the next garne or he eliminated, from furthee.competi- tion as a result of the 17-5 loss to New Hamburg on Tuesday evening. The locals were playing a much bigger team and despite the large score gave a creditable showing. Klein led the "Burgers" with CRISCO Phone 86 CARNATION MILK 3 for 44c FANCY RED SOCKEYE SALMON 39c MONARCH FLOUR 7 lbs. 53c TIDE—Large 38c TIDE—Giant 75c 34c MOWBRAY'S TOMATO JUICE-20 oz. 2 for 29c BRUNSWICK SARDINES 3 for 25c Guardiola CRUSHED PINEAPPLE-1 gallon 1.35 Clinton II PHONE 264 SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY OFFER ONLY $95.00 CALL DOWN FOR DEMONSTRATION C. H. EPPS • Easy to operate • No Oiling • Economical • LIGHT WEIGHT CLINTON The Board. of Managers, com- posed of eight members, A, gal- braith, T. Harrison, James Camp- bell, Murdoch *Ross, Thomas Brownett, J. C. Reid, John Tough, four for four. Mann and Mason Donald McKenzie, Mr. John each collected two hits for i! Fraser was Sunday School super- Clinton team. intendent; 'Miss Carrie Mcltenzie, N. Hamburg 174 030 2-1'7 12 Mission Band president; Mrs. Clinton .... 104 000 0— 5 7 4 Stanbury, WMS president, and Mrs, D. McKenzie, Young Peo- ple's society preident; Miss 11ffin-,, site Armstrong, organist and choir leader. Nine Ministers Rev. John McNeil continued as minister until 1909, and was fol- lowed by Rev. A. Macfarlane un- til 1925. At that time Church Union came about and the con- gregation became part of the United Church, of Canada, receiv- ing a number of families from the Methodist Church which was then closed. Since then, during twenty-seven years, there have been seven ministers: Rev. H, Kennedy, Rev. R. M. Gale, Rev. H. Currie, Rev, E, Wolland, Rev. A. S. Colwell, Rev. F. Stotesbury and Rev. Peter Rennor, the pres- ent pastor. • On. Sunday last the congrega- tion not only celebrated its fifti- eth anniversary, but also the re- decoration of the church interior which was accomplished this spring as part of the golden an- niversary, Baskets of beautiful gladioli placed by friends added bright- ness to the services which were conducted by Rev. Peter Rennor, pastor of the church, The guest speaker was Rev. W. J. Maines, Brucelield, Mr. Maines chose as his text at the morning service, "Behold, we have forsake% all and fol- lowed Thee. What shall we have therefore?" "What has religion got to offer?" This was the ques- tion Mr. Maines answered in his sermon. At the evening service, the text was "For me, to live is Christ, to die is gain," and the thought was a continuation of the morning theme, "the Christian life." The choir was assisted by Mr. and Mrs. 3. 'Whiteside, Stratford, who, in solos, duetts, and helping in the anthem, assisted materially in the service of praise. THE C1(6 7i; 4"i e..monotaaw, '2 4 ,•,$:•••:::..• V.P'Stt$a'4x7N St. Andrew's Church} Hawkins I'ieeWees Legionettes and Exeter, BaYfield, elebrates Down One Game Play Here Tomorrow for KITCHEN conFORT 411 YEAR ROUND 50th Anniversary xTugh Hawkins' FeeWees face a Clinton Legionettes and the Exeter Girls' staged the first game of their playoff series in the WOAA Girls' Softball' series last evening on 'the Exeter die,— mond. The game wits caned at. the end of the sixth inning be-- cause of darkness with Exeter leading 8-4. The game was ruled no contest' because of a rule whereby all playoff games must have seven completed innings, The next game of the series• scheduled far Clinton .on Friday night will be played as arranged.. COAL or WOOD and ELECTRIC RANGE, Beautiful design; easy-to-clean, ening porcelain finish. Enjoy the. advantages of cooking with elec- tricity in hot weather — be coat-, formble with a cosy coal or wood. fire in cold weather. 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