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Clinton News-Record, 1980-08-28, Page 8PAGE $ NEW R >, THURSDAY, AWoU T intltjes to norm si F lrni oiromont0 seniars ready eyBlanche v EtiterprIshig Seniors The first meeting of the 198041 season for Goderlch Township's Enterprising Senors will be in the Uo rnesvi to 'United Church on Sep- tember 4, . startir g at 8 The election of officers will tae place at this meeting• and the Seniors are hoping for a good turn -o t to the meeting. They are urging all people over. 60. years old to join the group so they can have a big club when they go to the new township hall later in the -falla.,holdmeetings.-- -- At the diamonds The Goderich Township midget girls played their second game against Benmiller in the play-offs and won the match. Now they go onto playing the winning team . of the next group. The Goderich Township pee wee boys played their first play-off match • against Londesboro in the semi-finals, but lost by a close score. The midget boys were matched up against Varna in their third game of play-off action and won the match. They now meet Londesboro in the sem i -finals. PRICES EFFECTIVE TiIRU SATURDAY, AUGUST 30th, 1980. Stto Regular or Diet Ginger Ale, Wink, 'C' Plus Orange, Tonic Water, Soda CANADA DRY BEVERAGES case of 24 - 10 -fl -oz tins (Plus bottle deposit -- carton of six, 10 -fl -oz bottles 1.79) (Our Regular Price 7.49) In the slo-pitch league, Porter's . Hill beat Holmesville in ari ex- cellent match and Por- ter's HiIIT'iias I ssued__a challenge to the Clinton slo-pitch team for a game on the diamond two week's from tonight (Thursday) . On Friday, the Holmesville slo-pitch group played their rained -out game against the Benmiller Foresters. and won. On Saturday, Porter's 'Hill Gun Club played their first ga'1rne against Atwood in the Realty World Slo-Pitch Ball Tournament in Benmiller and lost 1541. Atwood wet on to cap- ture the 'A' division championship, so Por- ter's Hill don't feel too bad about losing to them. Bright and early on Sunday, at 8 am, Porter's Hill played Woodall Plumbers and with good solid hitting, won the game 18-5. In the af- ternoon, they met the Chamco Office Staff and won. It was an excellent game for both teams but Porter's.. Hill finished on top by 5-3. This win ad- vanced the boys to the final championship game against _ . Ticker's Brickers. The Brickers jumped to a 7-2 lead on Porter's Hill in the first inning and the Brickers were held scoreless ' for 'the remainder of the game. In the final and last time at bat, the team came alive and they pounded out six runs to win the 'B' championship and a $100 prize. On Saturday morning everyone was asking where Porter's Hill was d on S-unda-y--everyone---_ knew it was right in the centre of Goderich Township. Porter's Hill pitcher Carl Brall was nominated along with a player from Bayfeld and one from Atwood as the most valuable player. The Bayfield selection won since he had more home runs. BETTER AT 044E FAR4,1 FOR FRESHNESS a't AaP�� & FLAVOUR No'- 1 Grade, Ontario, Freestone, peak of the crop, sweet & juicy ACHE. °Oa SND Great Value! SAVE 2.&( LUNCHEON MEAT Assorted Colours KLEENEX- T soE 12 -oz. tin box of 200 sheets f f% 1 At A&P, the whole world's our farm. California, crunchy, sweet Red Queens GRAPES No. 1 Grade, Ontario, tender, sweet, fresh daily CORN - ON -THE -COB No. 1 Grade, Califo r1ia vine ripe Large Size CANTALOUPE 311 each VALENCIA, SUNKIST, Family Size, Back to School Special NO 1 GRADE, ONTARIO, LARGE SIZE Oranges 4-hbbag 1.69 Cabbage " 2 for 79? NO. 1 GRADE, WASHINGTON, SWEET, ITALIAN NO. 1 GRADE, ONTARIO, FRESH, CRISP, LARGE SIZE Prune Plums lb 49¢ Celery Stalks 6-6 49? NO. 1 GRADE, CALIFORNIA, MOUNTAIN GROWN TROPICANA, PURE 64rFL-OZ BOTTLE Bartlett Pears 1b69? 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