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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1951-06-14, Page 10111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 PAGE TEN, CLINTON NEWS -RECO" THURSDAY, JUNE 14, 1951 I 1 'GENUINE LEATHER BILLFOLDS WALLET SECRETARIES of Genuine Leather WATERMAN'S WRITING SET GENUINE ANILINE -LOOSE LEAF BINDER FUNK & WAGNALL'S NEW STANDARD COLLEGE DICTIONARY—for office, home, and school use ASH TRAYS NOVELTY ASH TRAYS for the Golfer and Bowler CIGARETTE DISPENSER LARGE "FATHER" CUPS PLASTIC COATED PLAYING CARDS STATIONARY for the Gentleman CHURCHILL NYLON CASTING LINE BRONSON CASTING REELS SPUN GLASS CASTING ROD METAL TACKLE BOXES MINXOW BUCKETS We have a fine selection of Coutts and Rust Craft Father's Day Greeting Cards McEwan's r4+ Help Make II 1119,, • /I I4 .. . a day he will remember! The following may be of assistance: JOHNSON'S OUTBOARD MOTORS, 5 h.p., ea. $240 GLASS CASTING RODS ea. 10.50 to 29.95 CASTING REELS 7.95 to 39.95 GRIP -LOC TACKLE BOXES ea. 9.95 ASSORTED TACKLE BOXES ea. 2.50 to 7.95 EAGLE GASOLINE CAN, 2%2 -gal., complete with flexo spout, ea. 7.25 3 -gal., complete with pump ea. 6.75 GASOLINE CAN, 4 -gal., with screw cap and pouring spout ea. 2.30 spotibif 5o0de 014,"1119 C LI N TON - ONTARIO PHONE 42 CLINTON CLINTON KEEPS PACE 'BEATING, CENTRALIA RCAF Clinton Chits kept pace with the other teams inthe first ;div- ision of the Huron -Perth Baseball League by taking an easy 11-5 victory from Centralia RCAF at Centralia Monday evening. Len Johnson was given a chance to show his wares, and after a shaky first inning, he did a, good job on the mound. Doug Bartliff pitched the last inning. Colts ganged up on the Air- men in the first two stanzas and ran up, a big lead, adding to the sum :fatal in the seventh and eighth frames. RCAF's splurge in the last of the ninth netted them two runs to out down Clin- ton's, lead by that much. Colts big batters were McEwan, Draper and Maltby with three each; Wilson two and Arkell and Johnson one each. Wilson, Mc - Ewan, Draper and Arkell all hit three -base hits. Clinton .... 240 000.230-11 13 3 Centralia .. 300 000 002— 5 9 4 Clinton Colts: Woodcocir 3b; Wilson lf, McEwan 2b, Draper cf, Maltby ss, Taylor rf, L. Colquhoun c, Arkell lb, Johnson p, Bartliff p (9th). Centralia RCAF: Caron rf, Lun- dell 2b, Moir 2b, rf, Crowe If, Hall, O'Leary lb, Brawley cf, Pisacreta 3b, Oulette 3b, White ss, Stefans c, Fuller p, Poliquin p (8th). Umpires: Boussey and MacLean, Seaforth. e LONDESBORO FORGES AHEAD TO BEAT BLYTH (By Jack Webster) A large crowd was on hand last Thursday night to see Lon- desboro BA's gain a 9-5 victory over Speiran's Dukes of Blyth in a scheduled game in group 1 WOAA Intermediate "C" series in .Londesboro. The Dukes grabbed off the lead in the, early stages of the game but were unable to hold it when the BA's got down to busi- ness. Carter end Taros shared the pitching duties for Londesboro while Tunney went all the way for Blyth. Blyth: Fisher 3b, Gray c, John- ston ss, Hesslewood 2b, Watson cf, Tunney p, Doherty lb, Whit- more If, Madill rf. Londesboro: Tams 3b, p, Saund- ercock c, Lee rf, Archambault 3b, Carter p, Riley cf, Millar lf, Patterson lb, Cowen as. CALL IN AND SEE US ABOUT YOUR PROBLEMS on: EAVESTROUGHING ELECTRICAL WIRING AIR-CONDITIONING GRAVITY WARM -AIR HEATING PLUMBING A FURNACE FOR EVERY JOB WISE and BATEMAN Phone 147—Clinton IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111I11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111IIIIIIIIIIIIII1111111111111111 II I I II '% figiu661/".7 rlxvolviR Give DAD a new FOR'SYTH or VAN HEUSEN WHITE SHIRT NOTHING BEATS A WHITE SHIRT! 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Can Wear Herman's Men's Wear Phone' 224W Clinton 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111I11111111I I11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 U 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 HURON -PERTH BASEBALL LEAGUE (Including Tuesday, June 12) Lucan 4 0 1' 9 Mitchell . 4 1 '0 8 Dashwood .... 3 0 1 7 Clinton RCAF .. 3 1 0 6 Clinton Colts 3 2 0 6 Zurich 1 3 1 3 Hensall 1 3 0 2 Exeter .. 1 5. 0 2 Goderich 0 2 1 1 Centralia 0 3 0 0 Results in Past Week June 5 Dashwood 11—Lucan 11 Clinton Colts 9 -Zurich 0 dune 7 Mitchell 9—Clinton RCAF 1 June 8 Lucan 5-Hensall 0 Exeter 5—Goderich 4 Dashwood 7—Zurich 2 June 11 Clinton, Colts 11 --Centralia 5 Clinton RCAF 2—Exeter 0 Mitchell 12—Zurich 0 (no -hit game) BARBARA FORD WAYNE McGEE - P S CHAMPIONS The great number of entries in the annual Field Day of Clin- ton Public School necessitated that the events take place on two days—Friday, June 8, and Monday, June 11. Most of the events were keenly contested. Barbara Ford and Wayne Mc- Gee were the girl and boy champ- ions of the day, Barbara getting 42 points and the Chamber of Commerce Trophy, and Wayne 33 points as well as the Clinton Lions Club trophy. Boys' Champions and runners- up were: Senior boy: Arthur Tyndall, 24, winner of the trophy donated by F. Fingland, K.C.; Bill German, 16; Terry Wood, 16; Intermediate boy: Beverley Boyes, 32, winner of the trophy donated by Charles Johnson; Frank Mac- Donald, 21; Junior Boy: Wayne McGee, 33, winner of the John Hawkins Memorial Trophy; Ken- neth Curnie, 27. Girls' winners included: Senior girl: Barbara Ford, 42, . winner of the' trophy donated by Dr. J. W. Shaw; Marie Lee and Pauline Jervis, tied with 14 points each; Intermediate girl: Gwen Grif- fiths, 29, winner of the trophy donated by G. H. Jefferson; Jun- ior girl: Darlene Stanley, 22, winner of the trophy donated by Mrs. N. W. Trewartha; Nancy Newton, 18. "We extend to the Public School Board, and to those citi- zens who kindly donated silver trophies, our sincere appreciation for this interest in our school activities," C. 'O. Martin, who was in charge, stated. He also expressed thanks to the teachers and pupils and to Mr. Thorndike who 'helped to make the ' 1951 Field Day a success. BOWLING BITS (By ILW.E.) Winners of last week's jitney were Mrs. J. Innes, Mrs. H. Fair - service, Elmer Murray and Char- les Johnson. The winner of the ladies' social Jitney was Mrs. Marion Martin, Nanaimo, B.C., who is spending some time with her parents, Rev. end Mrs. R. M. P. Bulteel. This week's Jitney winners were Mrs. B. Boyes, Mrs. G. W. Nott, J. Innes and A. D. Mc- Cartney. a. * :n Next week's Jitney will be held on Tuesday evening. 5 . 5 • e+ �-.-r�4++ ra *raf rAI DAD f 110$ DAY •SUNDAY, JUNE 17 CLOSER, CLEANER Shaves in LESS TIME than Soap -and -Blade unb SHAVEMASTER Shaves every kind of face full, medium or lean. Shaves the neck clean and close. s' No beard too tough. No skin too, tender. If you believe electric shaves take too long and won't shave your beard CLOSE enough— 3 minutes with the Model "W" Shavemaster will change your mind. Come in and try at. See for yourself. It's America's most popular electric shaver. Merrill. Radio -Electric Phone 313 - Clinton 5"S4 1e.-5-344-.•+.-t-..+N• Legionettes ' Lose, And Draw in Pair Clinton Legionettes have play- ed two games in their WOAA softball schedule losing the first at Kincardine 13-7, but tieing the econd here with Goderich 5-5. Kincardine defeated Legionettes at Kincardine 13-7 last week. It was a very cold evening and not conducive to good ball playing. Kincardine returns to Clinton on Monday evening, June 18. Bat- teries: Clinton: M. and D. Hunk- ing;.Kinoardine: Wilson and Mor- land. At this game, Jaick Nedilger won a draw for a radio held on the opening night in Kincardine. Clinton: 7 runs, 9 hits, 4 errors; Kincardine: 13 runs, 16 hits, 4 errors. For the opening game in Clinton on Thursday last, the Legion Pipe Band was in attendance. Mayor G. W. Nott pitched the first ball,. with Hector Kingswell, president of Clinton Branch of the Can- adian Legion, as catcher and J. E. "Cap" Cook at bat. Clinton led till the last inning when Goderich tied it up. Goderich: Fuller and McKin- non, McCabe; Clinton: M. Hunk- ing and D. Hunking, Goderich: 5. runs, 7 hits, 4 er- rors; Clinton: 5 runs, 11 hits, 3 errors. Bayfield Residglits Have 'Close Call (By our Bayfield correspondent An accident, which could have rseuited more seriously for two Bayfield residents, occurred on Tuesday afternoon about two o'clock, when the automobile, owned' end driven by Mrs. Char- les Knuckey, proceeding north on the fourth concession, Goderich Township, hit loose gravel in the vicinity of the Brick Schoolhouse, south of the Huron Road. The car swerved, turned over on its side and righted itself again, before being brought un- der control. Mrs. J. MacKenzie, the 'only other occupant, sustained a cut over her right eye, necessitating four stitches to close the wound. She was taken to Clinton Public Hospital, suffering from bruises and shock. She was able to re- turn home on Wednesday. Mrs. Knuckey also received severe shaking up and bruises CEMENT CHIMNEY BLOCKS Build or Repair Chimneys GUY IVES Phone Carlow 1612 14-15ptfb Floor Sanding PHONE 45r2 BAYFIELD for summer months Cree Cook 24-p Londesboro B.A.'s Down Port ; Albert Port Albert Intermediate "C" softball team lost their first game of the season when Londesboro B.A.'s handed them a 14-7 defeat in Port Albert Tuesday night. t Both teamsplayed hard all the way with the B.A.'s leading the way at all times. Pert Albert Us- ed three pitchers, Chisholm, Mal - on and Bowden, while Carter and Taros went all the way for the B.A.'s, Londesboro: Tarnbllyn ss, Saun- dercock c, Lee rf, Carter p, Ar- chambault 3b, Riley cf, 1Viillar Patterson lb, Taros 2b. The Best For Less! Spray and Brush - PAIN TING STEEPLE JACKINGn COMMERCIAL .BUILDINGS AND ROOFS AND HOUSES 'McMASTER; PAINTERS Second House on Matilda St., near Grigg Coal Yard, Clinton 24-27-b IT'S MARVELOUS! M IT'S OTORLESS !' c:1t;�X�a€a'Cinz SERVEL The Different Refrigerator OPERATES ON GAS, KEROSENE, OR ANY CYCLE OR CURRENT OF ELECTRICITY Choose this NEW Servel Model for a lifetime of refrigeration convenience DIMENSIONS AND SPECIFICATIONS of Model Shown Over-all Height 58" Over-all Width 30%" DSepth Area, including ft. Hardware 29%" " Food Capacity, cu. ft. 7.5 Frozen Food Capacity, cu. ft .74 Price Complete: $465 SUTTER-PERDUE 5 * 5 4 $ •••••4 **-6444-4 Closed - Gone Fishing !!! We've done a bit of fishing. We enjoy it. We're not closed; and invite you personally to browse around our car lot. Look these over: '47 PLYMOUTH SEDAN '46 CHEVROLET SEDAN '42 DODGE SEDAN '40 CHEVROLET 5 -Passenger COUPE '37 CHEVROLET COACH '37 CHEVROLET SEDAN '38 PONTIAC SEDAN '39 FORD COACH Later and older models come and go daily. If we haven't what you want today, it may be here tomor- row. See us first. It pays! NEW TRUCKS Our stock of new trucks was sold this week. New Chev- rolet V2 ton Pick-ups are on the way. Why not get your order in? Lorne Brown Motors Limited CHEVROLET—OLDSMOBILE--Sales & Service Your Friendly, General Motors Dealer PHONE 367W -- PLAN TO ATTEND .CLINTON LIONS BINGO, FRIDAY NIGHT Bannockburn Pipe Band in Attendance CLINTON