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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1951-10-04, Page 8MAGE EIGHT CLINTON NEws-RBCQBD THURSDAY, OCTOBEa 4, 1951 For Fall Entertaining "DURATONE" BRIDGE CARDS in (assorted pat- terns.. A plastic coated card that can be wiped clean with a damp cloth ... , Doubles -245 Singles --1.39 "CONGRESS" BRIDGE CARDS in assorted pat- terns. Has a Cell -U -Tone finish for wear- ing quality. .\ Doubles -2.50 Singles -1.25 "CANASTA" SETS in Vogue or Devon cards . Doubles -1.75 Singles- .85 BRIDGE SCORE PADS in Button or Dial Style- Button Pad -35c Refills -tae Dial -25c CANASTA SCORE PADS . 25e and 35c CANDLES and TAPERS in 10, 12, 15 and 17 -inch lengths in assorted colors. Thanksgiving Cards on Display McEwan's • Clinton Lions Advance Into OBA Semi-finals (By Richmond Atkey) Clinton Lions, WOAA Midget baseball champions, easily dis- posed of Georgetown Raiders in two straight games in the Ontario Baseball Association Midget championship series, winning at Georgetown 13-3 and at Clinton Saturday afternoon, 19-6. During Saturday's game it was humoured that Georgetown would protest the series on the ground that the Clinton lads had not signed a necessary OBA form. The allegation was true, but the circumstance was that a supply of the forms did not arrive from the OBA secretary in Hamilton, in Tory Gregg's hand's at Wing - ham, until Saturday afternoon- too late to mail down to Clinton, Needless to 'state, the "protest" was not proceeded with. MITCHELL CIDER and ' APPLE BUTTER MILL will operate Tuesday - Wednesday - Thursday - Friday 1p of each week during October and November • FRED HENNICK AND- SON Proprietors, Mitchell 40-tfib STOP -LOOK -Cash & Carry Specials` I Maple Leaf SOCKEYE SALMON %2 tin .47 Chateau CHEESE .. 1/2 lb. pkg. .31 1 Stokley's Honey Pod PEAS 2 tins .3{7� Quick Quaker pkg. .35 1 Maxwell House COFFEE lb. bag .99 �OATS � Jai pe .- . _ Maps =y'" Campbell's • TOMATO SOUP 2 tins .23 Clarks' PORK & BEANS 2 15 -oz, tins .25 LEAF ., ! %' SD t„a, 4PFLutts MoLaren's JELLY POWDERS 3 pkgs. .23 Newport POPPED WHEAT 2 pkgs. .21 "" ' '' t7NIlMr PKG. 37c Stuart's RASPBERRY JAM, Ig. jar .41 Choice HEARTS OF Choice Louisiana CELERY bunch .23 YAMS 2 lbs. .33 4 SHEARING'S IMODERN SELF SERVE FOOD MARKET +j Phone 48 - Free Delivery - Clinton Meet Wheatley Lions then were scheduled to meet Wheatley, champions of the Western Counties Baseball Lea- gue, and conquerors of Simcoe, at Wheatley Wednesday after- noon' and back in Clinton this Saturday afternoon et three o'clock. Winner of the Clinton -Wheat- ley semi-final 'series will clash with the winner of Carleton Place -Oakville semi-final series. Incidentally, Carleton Place is situated near Ottawa; Oakville is halfwaly beltween Toronto jird Hamilton. Practice Games The matches with Georgetown proved little better than a couple of practices and very disappoint- ing to local fans who wanted to see a tough series to keep the young Lions on edge. Ken Patterson, the lad from Auburn, twirled most of the way for Clinton, and with a four -run lead, lefty Bob Carrick took over in the sixth. The former struck out five' in five innings, allowed four bits and walked six, while the latter fanned five in four frames, yielded no hits, and walked three. John Hartley Clinton second - sacker, starred at bat for his team with two doubles and a single. Georgetown 121 020 000- 6 4 7 Clinton ... 215 213 05x-19 16 5 GEORGETOWN -R. Webster c, G. Webster ss., Ritrihfe. 3bt, p. (8th), Herrington p, McGill p (6th), 3b, Barber lf, Palmer cf, Bradley rf, Breen lb, King 2b. CLINTON LIONS: Hartley 2b, Elliott lb, Carter. ss, R. Carrick 3b, p (6th), Patterson p, 3b (6th), S. Howes rf, Giron rf (6th), Holmes If, Jenkins c, Cowan of. Umpires - Boussey, at plate; OlShea on bases; both of Seaforth. THE MAKERS OF PYREXWARE celebrate 100th BIRTHDAY 8 PYREX PIECES 2.15 VALUE SPECIAL 1.68 CUSTARD CUP 5 SPECIAL90c - 69 CASSEROLE - SPECIAL - Au/ 1sem today at` ... SUTTER--PERDUE MINA, 01,4 Id(M /wN0N.NIJJ FiF4rtOe'.'ZIOiS Choose your new FALL Topcoat now, from our large selec- tion. TOPCOATS s� priced from 32.50 BILTMORE HATS in all the New FALL Shades 5.50 to 8.50 Herman's Men's Wear PHONE 224W CLINTON Clinton Lions Lose First at Wheatley Clinton Lions Midgets are one game down in the On- tario Baseball Association Midget semi-finals. With Bob Carrick pitching, the young- sters lost -at Wheatley Yest- erday afjterrnoon 00-2, Lions are on the spot. They must win their home game in Cbmmuntty Park, Clinton, at 3 p.m. Saturday. Winner of the series meets either Oak- ville or Carleton Place for the Ontario championship. Roll your own Cigarettes! V MASTER ROLLERS $4.25 ROLL -FIVE . 4.00 ROLL MASTER 1.25 NEAT -END, VALDOR, RAYO Kayo, Zig-Zag, Supreme, Progress Tubes V Master Papers r.r...r,0or.~ Clinton Plumbing NOW IN STOCK 3 -PIECE MODERN, BATH OUTFIT Including 5' Recessed Cast Iron Bath, complete with waste and overflow tub fillers and shower. The new cast iron Basin with shelf and pop-up waste. A mod- ern compact Toilet. (By Ken Ashton) Happenings at CDCI The rugby season at CDCI was brought to everyone's attention by a rugby dance in the school auditorium on Friday evening, September 28. The dance began at 8.45 p.m. and those attending had the pleasure of dancing to all the famous bands and vocalists of America. During the evening a program was presented. It consisted of an introduction to the football play- ers by Mr. Pat Humphreys, the coach of the team. The players were gaily dressed in their red and white sweaters. Then the cheer leaders led a few of the school cheers which are really going to give the team support. During the past week, CDCI form representatives have been busy taking ard'ens for school Christmas cards, school pennants, and ribbons. Perhaps you have seen stud- ents wearing red and blue rib- bons on their jackets. These rib- bons are the school colours and will be worn at all basketball and rugby games. The first rugby game was played between Clinton and Wingham this afternoon at Winghean. LOSES HAND IN CORNCUTTING FARM MACHINE Clinton Bowling Alley Priced complete $200.00 E.1_ REYNOLDS PLUMBING - HEATING GENERAL REPAIR -Phone 577R CEMENT BUILDING and CHIMNEY BLOCKS Built and Repaired GUY IVES and SONS Phone Carlow 1612 36-ptfb Attempting to clear a stop- page in a corn -cutting machine, James K. Wilson, 52, R. R. 2, Auburn, had his right hand am- putated during the weekend. He was admitted to Wingham Gen- eral Hospital for treatment. The mishap occurred on the farm of Harvey Alton, West Wa- wanosh Township. A Lucknow doctor attended the injured man. Hospital authorities report the condition of Mr. Wilson as satis- factory. IN THE RCAF (Continued from Page Seven) the fun began'. It seems that every wife, sweetheart or sister of every man up North saw that handbag and immediately turned green with envy. The next load of mail had hardly been dropped at the nor- thern detachment when a crowd of eager airmen began hammer- ing, cutting, punching, sewing, coloring and polishing leather handbags. From then on Charlie had all the customers he needed. The moral? Never underestimate the power of' a woman. 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