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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1949-06-09, Page 12:PAGE TWELVE Sunday, June 19th May we suggest a few helpful ideas to help you select a gift for Dad, on His Day. For the Dad who like to read we suggest these books: "THE BIG FISHERMAN" "THE BOLD GALILEAN" "THE UNKNOWN COUNTRY" "SONG IN A GREEN THORN TREE" "THE HOME BUILDERS HANDBOOK" Special Rates on Magazines for Father's Day: LIFE --78 weeks at $7.80 TIME -78 weeks at $6.87 ESQUIRE -1 year at $4.33 OMMBOOK-1 year at $3.65 For the Dad who enjoys Fishing: Casting Rods, Telescope Rods, Level Winding Reels, Tackle Boxes, Nylon Line, Fishing Tackle Digest, Sun Glasses; A Full Line of Father's Day Cards on display. McEwan's ,..PHONE 84 . CLINTON For The Hot Weather Ahead COOL TROPICAL SLACKS SPORT SHIRTS by • Forsyth • McGregor Bathing Trunks Remember Father's Day SUNDAY, JUNE 19 Herman's Men's Wear Biltmore Hats Forsyth Shirts CLINTON NEWS -RECORD Ammennareanasomer HURON -PERTH BASEBALL G. W. L. T. P.C. Clinton Colts 3 3 Mitchell 4 4 Goderich . 4 2 Exeter 4 2 2 Lucan 4 2 2 Clinton RCAF 4 1 3 Zurich 3 0 1 Dashwood 3 0 1 Centralia RCAF 3 0 2 Hensall 1 0 1 0 0 1,000 1 0 .800 1 1 .667 0 ,500 0 ,500 0 ,250 2 .000 2 ,000 1 .000 0 .000 Results in Past Week Clinton Colts 18—Zurich 7 Clinton RCAF 9—Ceatrali;a 8 Goderich 1—Dashwood 1 Lucan 8—Exeter 7 Goderich 15—Exeter 9 Mitchell 15—Centralia 11 Goderich 10-1Vlitchell 3 Lucan 10 --Clinton RCAF 4 Home Teams Scheduled June 9 --Clinton RCAF at Zurich 13—Mitchell vs. Clinton Colts. 15 --Clinton RCAF et Centralia COLTS TROUNCE ZURICH 18-7 IN OPEN GAME Clinton Colts stepped into Zurich Thursday evening last without Manager Hugh Hawkins, who was supping with Prime Minister St. Laurent at God'e- awey' with anbut e18 7h victory oless ver er the home team in a Huron -Perth Baseball League fixture. Colts tallied in every inning but the fourth while the bad feature, from a Clinton stand- point,pwas Zurich's five counters in the third. Colts betted around in the first and second. Bob Craig twirled three frames for Colts and Doug Bartliff three. Ross Cooper, who is employed by Rural Hydro, made his debut at second for Colts with five safeties in five times up, while White and Neilans had three each. Clinton Colts .. 453 024-18 17 2 Zurich 005 200— 7 6 4 Londesboro Wins From Benmiller 18-14 (By Jack Webster) Londesboro B -A's travelled over to Benmiller on Thursday night to hand out en 18-14 defeat to the Benmiller lads in a game in the W. O. A. A. Intermediate "C" group 5 Softball series, Londesboro went to pieces in the third inning allowing Ben - miller six runs to make the score 6-4, but as the game wore on the B -A's tightened down and really Played appy ball. Westlake got a homer in the eighth for Ben - miller. Bloor and Carter were pitching for Londesboro while Fisher and Westlake pitched for Benmiller. LONDESBORO—Armstrong, 3b; Leiper, 2b; Carter, p; Sounder - cock, c; Bloor, lb; Tamblyn, ss; Shaddick, cf; Miller, if; Lee, M, BENMrr r tR—McNal'l, as; Ker- nighan, 3b; Fisher, p; Montgomery, 2b; Westlake, p; Dodkin, ef; Buc= batten, ef; Willis, c; Jenkins, If. SATURDAY JURE 11`—" ;s AIR FORCE DAY Next Saturday, Canada's Air Force will be on parade—for you, your family and your friends. There, for you to see, will be special ground and air displays and exhibits showing new RCAF equipment and training facilities. COME AND SEE YOUR AIR FORCE IN ACTION ... meet the mea who keep up its great tradition .. , and sec the RCAF at work. Saturday, June the -lith, is the day when Royal Canadian Air .Force Stations across the country will say "Welcome" to hundreds of thousands of Canadians. You'll get a real thrill when you see your Air Force in action on Saturday afternoon. ROYAL CANADIAN AIR FORCE RCAF Station, Clinton Full Afternoon and Evening of Entertainment 12.30 p.m.—RCAF Station, CLINTON, Open for Public Inspection. LA0 p.m.—The Marvels of RADAR and RADIO on display for your use and demonstration. Television Receiver display pictures taken by the Tele- vision Aircraft fling overhead You can talk to and ask the pilot to BY over your house or fans. 3.10 p.m, --JET Aft$Bow commences. 4.00 p.m.—All-Cartoon Movie Show in RCAF Theatre. Continuous until 9 p.m. Children Free! 11.30 p.m. --DRAWING for $425 Elver°. home Combination Radio complete with FM antenna. (RCAF Station "Air Force bay" Attendance Prize.) 11.40 pere---Dr&wing for SUN LOUNGE and FIRESTONE IAD/O, DANCE DOOR PRIZES. CLINTONRCAF TAKE CENTRALIA LOSE AT LUCAN Clinton RCAF came from be- hind to capture their first victory of the season in the Huron -Perth Baseball League when they nosed out Centralia RCAF 9-8 in a six - inning match here Thursday evening last. They lost at Lucan last night 10-4. It was a loosely played game with the visitors amassing a big lead and then not being able to hold it. Centralia had run the count up to 8-2 in the first half of the fifth, but the Clintonians came to life in the Past half with six tallies to tie the score. Three pop flies retired the visitors in the first half of the sixth. In, the last half of the sixth, which had been announced byte umpires as the last, Markham, the first man up, singled and stole second, and then bounded home when Schneider was safe on Catrano's low wide throw to first. It was the winning run with none out and was a little on the "cheap" side. Coach Holdershaw of Clinton RCAF -was ordered out of the ball park in the fourth for arguing an umpire's decision. He was re- placed at first by Schneider. Jacque and Murphy shared pitching duties for Clinton. Her- mann went the route for Cent- ralia Airmen. Centralia 005 120 8 12 5 Clinton RCAF . 200 061-9 7 5, RCAF PLAYS TWO TIE GAMES; LEADS LEAGUE RCAF 2—ETHEL 2 (By P.O.J.) Despite the superior soccer played by the Air Force team they were only able to share league points with Ethel in the game played on Wednesday night. In the first minute of the game Ethel broke through the home defence and scrambled a very lucky goal, The Airmen retal- iated strongly and five minutes later equalized from a lovely 25 - yard drive by Springate, leen minutes from the end of the first half Carr, playing at outside left, put the Airmen ahead through a pass from Jones. Half-time score: RCAF 2 — Ethel 1. During the second half num- erous scoring chances were mis- sed by the RCAF team and ten minutes from final time they were very fortunate when a defence misunderstanding pertnitted Ethel to equalize. Though the Airmen tried hard for another goal they were unsuccessful. RCAF: Child, Thorndycrnft, Bunte, Springate, Dawson, Gur- nett, Rowland, Dutton, Jones, Hindson, Carr, Subs: Gemmell nd Sparks. RCAF 0—WALTON 0 (By P.O,J.) Nearly 400 spectators turned ut on Monday night when Wal - on acted as hosts to the RCAF linton soccer team. A large ropertion of the ay lied from Brussels so ters t that t y ight support Airmen, The Airmen found it very dif- cult to settle down in the first if and were very fortunate that alton did not score. Credit must given to the RCAF defence or their stalwart effort. Haif- e score: Walton 0—RCAF 0. The same ding -long battle per- sted in the second half; however, e RCAF were most unlucky hen three beautiful opportun- es were missed. When the nal whistle blew neither team d been successful in scoring, espite this lack of goals the pporters were unanimous in reclaiming that it had been most tertaining from the onlooker ndpoint. Final score: Walton 0 —RCAF 0. a 0 C p e m fi ha w be f tim si th iti fi ha D su en stn Londesboro Defeats Auburn Team 15-13 (By Jack Webster) crowd Despite on had to large seethe Londesboro B -A's chalk up an- other win when they beat Aub- urn 15-13 in a scheduled game of the WOAA group 5 Intermed- iate "C" softball series played in Londesboro on,;. Tuesday night, The Auburn lads grabbed off a four -run lead in the first frame but were unable to hold it once the B -A's got warmed up. Bloor pitched all the way for Londesboro while Brophy and Wilson shared the pitching duties for Auburn. SOFTBALL GIRLS GET STARTED WITH '9-2 WIN Clinton "Legionettes" defeated Brussels Junior Girls 9-2 on Sat- urday evening in the opening game of. Group 3, WOAA, played in Clinton Community Park. An enthusiastic crowd cheered the local lassies on to victory, Jo -Ann Castle, on the mound for the home team, held the Brussels girls in check all the way. Carol Gliddon and Betty Woolfrey each secured a home run. The team as a whole func- tioned like a well-oiled machine. Previous to the game, the girls sold booster tickets and a draw for prizes was held which result- ed as follows, blanket, Mrs. George Rumball; chicken, James 1 Chowen; chicken, Mrs. Daw. Batteries: Brussels, J. Jewell, S. Stephenson and 81 Willis; Clin- ton, Jo -Ann Castle and Shirley Proctor. Co mp.res: H. Hawkins and Geo. BRUSSELS: M. Willis c, S. Porter, K. Carter, J. Jewell p, W. Raymond, H, Allen, S. Steph- enson p, B. Allen, S. Black. CLINTON Legionettes: Kay Sharp, Carol Gliddon, Betty Wooifrey, Jo -Ann Castle p, Lorine Garon, Shirley Ashton, Shirley Proctor c, Dorothy Managhan, Ruth Glew. Brussels 000 010 1-2 Clinton 240 120 x-9 -- KIRSCH -- VENETIAN BLINDS Custom -Made WE MEASURE FREE ESTIMATE -- ALSO -- Roller - Shades and Curtain and Drapery Hardware at MARTINS 36W 36J 7btfb Keep rug colors bright with a new 1/0 °VIER triple -action cleaner Exclusive Triple fction— It .boats, as it sweeps, as it cleans! Converts In a jiffy for above. the - door cleaning. Model 282 leaner is sold wmploto with tun 2* el handy cleaning bol}. Grade 5 boys defeated the lads from Grade 4 at Clinton Public School yesterday afternoon in THURSDAY, JUNE 9, 1949 Ken McLeod, . Pat Holmes`_ iseftwa , Km. Lee, Ken Riley, Bill Murray, thea M , Grade friendlycDo, B G d 4 Frank . game of softball, The Donald, Bev Boyer, 'Doug Mean, final score was '21-15. Players Kenneth Livermore, John More were: Grade 5: Murray Taylor, gen, Cecil Carrick. EXTRA SPECIAL VALUES FOR JUNE 10th and 11th FRAM -lump CARNATION Peas . . 3 tins 25c ; Milk ... 2 tins 27c Red & White Choice ! Libby's TOMATO TOMATOES 2 lg. tins 33c CATSUP . , .. 2 for 33c Wagstaffe's Wagstaffe's RASPBERRY - PLUM Jam, jar 35c ,! Jam, jar 27c Good Taste Choice `r y Libby's TOMATO Peaches Juice tin .. 10c Mesphisto ' MAPLE LEAP 'JILE1 SC.�' Stoney Creek Sardines Cherries 2 tins 15c 3 CAKES 23c tin .. 25c Garden Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Green Stacks California 126's Firm Ripe Celery Grapefruit Tomatoes 2 for 19c 4 for 25c ib. 19c SHEARING'S NEW MODERN SELF SERVE FOOD MARKET Phone 48—Free Delivery --Clinton Progressive Conservative Committee Rooms Open Evenings Canadian Legion Hall Clinton Check to see if your name is on the Voters' List. ALL WELCOME! Clinton Progressive Conservative Association Dr. G. S. Elfin -it Lloyd K. Butler, President Secretary -treasurer "Cardiff for North Huron!" See the new FINDLAY Propane Gas Ranges on display in our store! Four -burner table top, insulated, lighter, broiler, heat control. ea. $130.00 Four -burner, low oven range, in- sulated, lighter, broiler, heat control $115.00 O FAST -COOKING • VERY ECONOMICAL .16 I 1 SUTTER--PERDUE See us for . . . Drop in today and see this great now Hoover Cleaner, or cal/ for a home showing. Ilo obligation, Merril Radio & Electric PRONE 313 --- CLINTON ti-�S.Sh S•A-V-E BATTERY PRICES ARE DOWN! Buy Now and Save Money! SAVE delay, discomfort, expense. You can do this by letting us check your car before you start on vacation, AVE an having t]hosee faultye brakes . It Ica reefed, Thisay be your is our Vacation Tune -Up Service. Attention to minor repairs NOW may save costly repair bills later. .141T --by of Larne Brown .Motors Your Friendly G.M. 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