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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1949-05-12, Page 8sr I'AGE EIGHT TEAPOT COLLECTOR, teapots, and a largeglass-enelos- used in pioneer days in large GODERICH--Mrs. George Wil- ed cabinet in her home 'contains families; smaller ones of ancient Mon has had an interesting hobby teapots of many sizes and shapes vintage and the miniature ones for several years. It is colleeting I-65 in all. Big china teapots used mostly as ornaments. McEwan's Specials ON Clinton's Second "Clinton Day" 25% Discount on all BREAKFAST SETS and DINNER SETS in our store for Clinton Day only, Saturday, May 14. - Reg. "Gleneagle" Breakfast Sets in Green or Red, 32 pqs. $12.95 "Royal Petal" Breakfast Set, 32 pcs. 15.25 11.44 Green Wash Band Breakfast Set, 32 pcs. 10.45 6.97 Maroon Flower Breakfast Set, 32 pcs. 11.95 8.96 Brentwood Green Breakfast 38 pcs. 18.45 ' 13.84 Floral Pattern Breakfaist Set, 38 pcs. 15.75 11.81 Reg. Special Yellow and Green Band Breakfast Set, 38 pcs. 19.95 14.96 Oxford, Green or Blue Breakfast Set, 38 pieces 15.75 11.81 Connaught in Maroon Dinner Sets, 56 pieces 48.00 36.00 Kashmir Dinner Set, 56 pieces 43.95 32.96 Barbara Ann Dinner Set, 66 pieces 29.25 21.94 Kent Dinner Set, 66 pieces 27.00 20.25 94 piece Floral design Dinner Set - 45.75 34.31 and many other designs CLINTON DAY STATIONERY SPECIALS Reg. Special "SAVOIE" PAD and ENVELOPES .49c .39c .50c .39c .60c .45c "DIMITY RIPPLE" BOX "LUCERNE" SHADDOW EDGE BOX "HIGHLAND VELLUM" BOX "MARITIME NOTES" Pictured Note Paper "CHINESE NOTES" Pictured Note Paper EXTRA SPECIAL "Eversharp" Pen and Pencil Sets .65c .49c 1.25 .89c 1.25 .89c X5O% Discount McEWAN'S, a! 1 .9===::11 0=IO =O 0 0 0 EPPS' On Clinton Day for Sporting Goods Specials! 1 Guaranteed Steel Rod , 1 Reel, popular make ....... ..,..,... , 1 Nylon Casting Line, 50 yds. 1 Helga Devil Lure . . . . .. ••:.r.r. r.:r.v nrnr.•v rr•r. $5.95 3.00 1.50 .75 $11.20 CLINTON DAY SPECIAL Complete Outfit as above $7.95 FOR THE BOATING MAN Flexo Spout Filler Cans for the outboard motor man $7.75 2.50 to 6.00 1.98 2.48 Kapok -filled Life -Saver Cushions BUOY 0. BOY SAFETY FLOATS (Kiddie Size) BUOY 0 BOY SAFETY FLOATS (Youth Size) BUOY 0 BOY SAFETY FLOATS (Adult Size) 2.98 LIFEGUARD CARBON DIOXIDE SAFETY BELT with 2 bulbs 5.00 ANCHOR ROPE, PULLEY, self-locking each 1.95 LESS 10% on CLINTON DAY FOR THE FISHERMAN Ten Thompson Spoons, assorted sizes & colours 40c to 80c Hex Spinning Fly each 45c Hex 'Crab Wiggler each 65c Also , Assorted Spoons, Flies and • Lures Clinton Day Trent Valley Reels Bronson Reels, No. 4250, Bronson Reels, No. 2550, Bronson Reels, No. 1700, Ocean City Reels - Less 10% FOR THE BICYCLE MAN Make a Lite Generator Sets $7.95 Small Wire Carriers Kick Stands .75 Speedometer Large Steel Carriers 1.85 Cyclometer BICYCLE TIRES and TUBES in 28x1 1/2 and 26x2 Clinton Day price on Generator Sets Clinton Day price on Speedometer $9.50 Altoona, 3.00 Mercury, 5.85 Lashless, 8.85 3.75 1.25 7.75 2.25 Regular Prices $5.00 5.95 CLINTON NEWS -RECORD THURSDAY, 'MAY 12, '1949 SP -O -RT -S CLINTON RCAF JOINS HURON SOCCER LEAGUE An enthusiastic meeting of Huron Football Association held in the Community Hall, Walton, re-elected. James Carlin, Beech- wood, as president for the coming season. Kenneth Betties was named vice-president and A. W. Dick, Secretary -treasurer. The protest committee is: Geo. Milne, Brussels; George Dunbar, Ethel; James Hulley, Atwood; Flying Officer 1'/o Jones, Clin- ton RCAF; Ted Malady, St. Columban; Sid Dolmage, Win- throp; John Byrans, Walton. Registration committee is: W/0 "Red" Ulticen, Clinton RCAF; J. Richards, Ethel; Gilbert Murray,, St. Columban; George Love, Walton. The meeting passed that ell players must be signed by June 15, and a ruling was made that no person can be registered with the Huron League if he is' regis- tered with another soccer league after June 15. Each team is limited to 20 players. Huron Football Association schedule: May 13 - Atwood at Walton; May 16 -Ethel at Winthrop, At- wood at Brussels; May 18 -Ethel at Atwood; May 20 -Brussels at Winthrop; May 23 -Winthrop at Ethel, St. Columban at Atwood; May 25 - Brussels at Clinton RCAF; May 26 -Winthrop at St. Columban; May 27 -Walton at Ethel; May 30 -Clinton RCAF at Brussels; May 31 -St. Columban et Ethel; June 1 - Atwood at Clinton RCAF; June 3 -St Columban at Winthrop; June 6 -Clinton RCAF at Walton; St. Columban at Brus- sels; June 7 -Winthrop at At- wood; June 8 -Ethel at Clinton RCAF; June 10 - Brussels et Walton, Atwood et St. Columban, Brussels at Ethel; June 13-Clin- ton,RCAF at Winthrop; June 14 - Walton at Atwood; June 15 -Ethel et Brussels, St. Columban at Clinton RCAF; June 17 -Ethel at St.Columban, Walton at Winthrop; June 20 - Walton at Brussels; June 22 - Winthrop at Clinton RCAF; June 24-13russels at St. Columban, Ethel et Walton; June 27 -Winthrop at Brussels, Clinton RCAF at Ethel; June 29 -Walton at Clinton RCAF; June 30 -At- wood at Winthrop; July 4 -Clinton RCM' at St. Columban; July 5 - Brussels at Atwood; July 7 -Walton at St. Columban; July 8 --Clinton RCAF at Atwood; July 11 --St. Columban at Walton. e North China railroads base children's fare on height -under 21k feet, free; from `21 to 4 feet 3 inches, half -fare; taller than that, full fare. i ASHTON'S ..TAXI '• for fast service PHONE 110 15-tfb Campaign. at Zurich For Com'unity Centre The drive for an arena and community centre for Zurich and district, which includes Hay and Stanley Townships, began Mon- day. The centre will provide, in addition to an ice surface 70x170, an auditorium, and rooms will be available for teen-agers, various groups in town and eountry, Federation of Agriculture, Wom- en's Institute, and others. The project wilt cost $45,000, and it is estimated government subsidies will amount to $10,000. Donation from Zurich Lions Club will be $10,000 by the end of the summer when its annual frolic ends. The remaining $25,000 is to be made up by public sub- scription. WALTON ORGANIZES Walton Football Club held its annual meeting in the Commun- ity Hall, Walton, Thursday, with a large attendance. Officers elected are: manager, Bill Den - ins; assistant manager, Ed. David- son; treasurer, P. Holman; assist- ant treasurer, R. Travis; field committee, R. Travis, S. Humph- ries, H. Travis, H. Bolger, E. Davidson; equipment committee, S. Humphries, W. C. Bennett, W. C. Hackweli. 0 GIRLS PLAY BOYS Grade 4 boys defeated grade 6 girls in a game on Friday last, by a score of 29-16. Boys team was: Frank MacDonald, Bev Boyes, Ron Hugild, Doug Mann, John Morgan, Cecil Carrick, Peter Melelis, John Hunter and Doug, Batkin. Girls' lineup was: Kay Sharp, Jeanette Melelis, Joan Warnock, Marilyn Shaddick, Marie Lee, Yvonne Dales, Betty Fitzsimons, Marilyn Martin and Doris Cooper. Blyth Will Field WOAA Softball Team A softball meeting was held in Blyth and Mr. Spieran's offer to sponsor this year's intermediate softball entry was accepted. Mr. Spieran also was appointed manager of the team, with other officers to be named at a later date. Bert Gray acted as chairman of the meeting which developed into a round -table discussion of the pros and cons of the coming season. , -- KIRSCH -- VENETIAN BLINDS Custom -Made WE MEASURE FREE ESTIMATE -- ALSO -- Roller - Shades and Curtain and Drapery Hardware at • MARTINS 36W 36J lbttb Londesboro Loses Exhibition Softball (By Jack Webster) Londesboro B -A's lost an ex- hibition softball game 11-6 to Speiran's Dukes of Blyth, in Blyth on Monday night. Blyth took the lead in the first inning, collecting seven runs but from then on Londesboro ened down and only allowed tthem four more runs during the game. Wallace, Crpickshanks and Lockwood each got homers for. Blyth during the game. Carte• and Riley shared the pitching duties for Londesboro, while Taras and Tunney were on the mound for Blyth. BOY SCOUT NEWS Pelicans Lead The weeekly meeting of the local troup of Boy Scouts wa.s held on Wednesday, May 4, with. • Scoutmaster Walter Little in. charge. Due to the number of boys taking part in the Goderich. Music Festival, very few were in attendance, so the meeting was very short. °The Pelican Patrol. still leads in patrol competition, with the Rattlesnakes running a close second, being only one - point behind. Fallowing the meeting, Walter Little contacted Ken Gallagher who hes graciously consented to act in the capacity of assistant. Scoutmaster. t +M1•4•444'. 4"1 Ietel^Wet SM ✓M:Nwe* • lw:H'!w•u'!« tuG:.:J.:1• SH OPAT AND YOU s SAVE EXTRA CASH and CARRY SPECIALS FOR CLINTON DAY, MAY 14th BUTTER -No, 1 Creamery lb. .59c PICKLES -Sweet Mixed jar .21c SUGAR -Granulated 10 lb. bag .87c TOMATO JUICE, Red and White 3 tins 23c LARD--Schneider's Crispy Crust lb. .15c PEAS -Lynn Valley 3 tins 23c RINSO-For the Whitest Wash lg. pkg. .35c PORK and 'BEANS -..Clark's 2 lg. tins .23c COFFEE -Quality Ground Fresh lg. bag .51c SOAP FLAKES -Net, Bulk 2 lbs. 29c Garden Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Radishes -- Tomatoes -- Lettuce -- Asparagus Onions - Cukes - Cabbage - Bananas - Celery SHEARING'S NEW MODERN SELF SERVE FOOD MARKET Phone 48 -Free Delivery -Clinton 20% Off All Table Lamps AND PIN-UP LAMPS For Clinton Day, May 14, only FREE! Toaster Cord with every purchase of an Electric Toaster FREE! 1 100-1b. Tank of ES'SOTANE GAS Value ;11,25° (three months supply) with every purchase of a Moffatt IEssotane Gas Range (Huron County only) Special Washer and Gas Range Demonstrations MERRILL RADIO and ELECTRIC PHONE 313 CLINTON PRE VACATION ^� VACATION �} �j}� J OR SAFE NEEDS AND /��sVI�OEjd R/VmNG Motorist's Money -Saving Specials! Clinton Ilay is Bargain Day at our place of business Here are a few of the "SPECIALS", selected to save you money and add to your motoring pleasure: TIRES -A11 sizes at 10% off regular price, plus liberal allowance for your old tires. BATTERIES - Fully guaranteed and FOG LIGHTS -Regular $8.25 for $7.00. fresh! You save 10°ro by buying on We also have Driving Lights at the Clinton Day. same saving. MAT SHIELDS -An inexpensive way to protect the floor mats of your car. Buy on Clinton Day and save money. If what you require is not listed above, we'll welcome your inquiry. SUNVI'SORS - Two only 20% off regular price. SPARK PLUGS -All sizes, for all cars,. Save yourself 20% on these. SEAL BEAM -Conversion Kits for pop- ular cars at 20% off. FRSE MOTOR FLUSHED FREE with every OIL CHANGE. Save yourself $1.00 by letting us service your car while shopping.