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CLINTON NEWS -RECORD,
ockey Colts Reorganize
Scruton Again President
Clinton hockeyprayers 0
enthusiasts turned= out 'in goodly
nuniNrs-betweeia' 5 and 30 in
the Canadian Legion .Hall Thurs-
day "evening last` :#+o reorganize
forh
t e current season.
The- 1949-50 Colts will be
somewhat stronger -than the 1948-
49 'edition, it is „indicated, •
Harry McEWaii, Who played
with; Stratford Indians in the
OHA Senior "A" Series last year,
and previously .With Celts . for
several years/ will, be ba'ckagain,
having purchased' a home here.
Dick Carter, a. former, Clinton
Juvenile, has .returned to to*8ii
and will be available 'for goal.
Dick has' been playing for Har-
riston' for some time •and has,
been .,practising for the past
threee:weeks with, .thatclub +.
Members of the::•team started
prodsing this week in Clinton
Arena'. to try and get some of
the`; summer weight off .their
frames, in other word's they have
started their training this
year with no skates but are go-
ing try and rent the Stratford,
or other artificial ice arena for
thee, occasional practice with
skates.
lows: Honorary president, Dr. J.
•Shale; president, Jack Scrut-
nn, riiarager, Bert Gliddon;
coach," Roy • Goodhue; committee;
Frank VcE
wan Kelso Streets,ee
is
Caryl .Draper, vBi11
Thiel, Ken
Pickett; equipment" -Hugh Ladd
and Eric Switzer.
The Club will be represented
at the annual meeting of the OHA
in Toronto. this Saturday by sev-
eral officials, •
Ninth Wolf Pelt
Turned in for Bounty
The largest pelt of a timber
wolf brought in this fall to
County Treasurer A. IL Erskine's
office, Goderich, for the bounty
of $25, was delivered Monday by
H. Schill, Formosa. It measured
six feet from nose to tail.
Mr. Schill shot the wolf near'
Kintail in Ashfield Township
The treasurer said' this is the
ninth pelt to be brought in
'o
HONORED AT BANQUET
Blyth -Reginald Thrush, Chap -
lean, grand master of the-IOOF
in Ontario, addressed ,approxim
Officers Elected ately 125 Odd Fellows - and Re -
Officers were elected' as fol- bekahs at' a banquet
Yoe Can Now Purchase Your
Fresh Meats At Our .Store!
We carry the finest.: quality beef that.,.can be secured.
STEAK.S OUR SPECIALTY!
EXTRA SPECIALS 'for December ' 2'. .& 3
CLARK'S PORK and. Wagstaffe's RASPBERRY
BEANS . 2 20 -oz, rims 27c I JAM 1g. jar 33c
Culverhouse Choice f Weston's WED
PUMPKIN . 28 -oz. 'tin 10e COOKIES , . ib. 29c
York Frosted'
RASPBERRIES
pkg. 39c
FRESH FILLETS of
SALMON
lb. 55c
York Frosted
PEAS
pkg. 31c
Texas Seedless
126's
Grapefruit
4 for 23c
3 CAKES 23c
Choice Hearts of
CELERY
bunch 23c
York Frosted
STRAWBERRIES
pkg., 43c
FRESH FILLETS of
COD
lb. 34c
York Frosted
CAULIFLOWER
pkg. 31e .
Louisiana' Sweet
YAMS
2 lbs. 23c
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PHONE 48 -- Free Delivery -- CLINTON
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Your house may be in-
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CLINTON. WINS
FROM SE�,AFO 'I
and Bill Refausse (C), 11-15 12
e..Clarke er;d:-Bipart Y)ifj
PI t•t encs anon an 1Jet
IN BADMINTON L ie :and Jim Southgate '(S
lost to Florence Symons and'Pill
flly15: total
Clinton Badminton Club de- Seafnorth'(C). 2-C51-linton 41318; 'L
i Bated Seaforth ,Badminton Club .) ;'9M1,A� 'sig , : OUBLES 13;s Cir
7-5 on the Clinton court's 'Tues; and 4 M
day evening in their first clash 1 fkeY and 11clt Taylor(S) dC);,12-
in the newly -organized Western is A5k6y 15-10; (Cly 12
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01 ar'
15-10, M. Box a
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Ba n in
t , d i ton Association :Clarke (S) lost to B JacltSon
Clinton won the mixed••doubles•. Loiselle and M. Mueller (S)• last
"B" league. 'eii E
d E. Hartley (C) 0-15, 91.5 T
P- a'ther Initiates' Son ;
Into Free Masonry
«y our , Hensall a correspondent)
A very unique ceremony :Was
,held in Huron Masonic Lodge,
Hensall, Monday, evening,, •Nov.
28, when Wor. Master D. A..Mof-
fat, assisted by his son Eldred,
initiated his son, Gerald: The
ledge also was honored b
o, a
official
visit Y n
satFri
from da
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Wo•
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.B Dec.W.M. :ra 2
Cann, v-•
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Exeter,
South Huron District.
DDGIVI of
At the conclusion Of the work,
Rt. Wor.' Bro: .H. J. Kastner,
,lnDGMVI, Seb'ringville presented
V. Wor. Bro. W. O. Goodwin with
his apron and collar, the emblem
of his office as a 'Grand Steward
of Grand Lodge.
Visitors were present' from
Stratford, Toronto, London, Clin-
ton, Exeter, Lucan, Gnanton, Sea-
forth, and itchell.
4.2 and the ladies' doubles 2-1, to; A. Mason and F. Symons', (C),
but lost the men's doubles 2-1. ' 6=15,' 12-15; total-Seafortlt .I -
Stratford "B" team will play C'.Jiistori 2;
in Clinton Thursday evening, De- 'MEN'S DOtJBLES-S. Dorxance
cember 1, in the next scheduled and G Hays. (S) defeated M'' Mil
Thursday, December 8. . T2; T. "Southgate and J, • South -
MIXED DOUBLES -Pat Trout- gate (S) lost to B. RefausseandV
J. Sorenson
igg a p.. Box Sdefe'ed
Johnson (C), 15-5, 15_5; Nirm virions and B. Hanl •,t',2 ,
Bess Meir an ys (S) 15-5 15-9• total Seaforth 2
Thatch. Clinton; plays in Listowel, ler ond.•L. Johnson ,(C), 15-6;15-
beck
5-6;` 15
beck and Stan Dorrance (5) de- �, Soren d(C) 10-15, 16-18;„ S
feated: Margaret' ,Titley "and •Leri yl S ( )
d George Ha
lost to Erma ;Hartley ' an e. (a) 'clinton I; grand total 'Cao
Mill r forth 5 - Clinton 7.
e , . (C)„113,17, 10-15, 7,.15i •.
Mary Sox mid Dick Box (S) de-
reated Betty Jackson and John
Sorenson (C), 15-i1, 18,1509,16;
lvfayda Mueller, and Ted South-
gate' (5) . lost to Helen Taylor,
THE NEWS RECORD
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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1949'
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HOCKEY : STICKS. far. every age . , ' priced 39c, 55c, 79c, 1.50
ORIGINAL MAGNETIC ' HOCKEY GAME at 6.98
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SUTTER-PERDUE
SPECIAL for Early,: Christmas Shoppers
We �'have 'received a special shipment of
White Broadcloth Shirts
from one of Canada's leading
shirt manufacturers
THE PERFECT GIFT FOR CHRISTMAS
Special While They Last
3.95 ea.
All Sizes 14-17
Herman's Men's Wear
- For the Best in Gifts for Men .--
ailtniore Hats ; Forsyth Shirts
DOLL STROLLERS -
the doll's version of the famous "Nibs Chariot"
2.95
MECCANO SETS in size 0 to 5
at 1.60 to 8.75
MeE W q IV'g
November has come and gone
and that means CHRISTMAS
is only 24 days away. We
can help you make your
family happy with
our supplies for --
THE HUNTER:
DELUXE WOOL SHIRTS .. ea. $7.75
1534-17 (8 assorted plaids)
Drop Seat HUNTING COATS, ea. 19.95
PLAID MACKINAW HUNTING
COATS ea: 12.95
LEATHER TOP BOOTS,
Reduced to 6.50 - 7.50
Also an asortment of Cleaning Equip-
ment, Recoil Pads, Hunting Knives,
Compasses, Ammo., etc.
THE SKATER:
CCM Ladies' Figure 'Skating Outfit,
No. 276 $15.95
CCM 'Ladies' Tube Skating Outfit,
No. 171 •11.95
CCM Men's Matched;Set; No. 113 14.50
CCM Men's. Matched Set, No. 117 25.95
CCM Boys' Skating Outfit, No. 165 7.95
CCM Girls"Skatin' Outfit, No. 171G 7:95
THE JUNIOR HUNTER:
DAISY AIR RIFLES:
Red Ryder
Single Shot No. 100
Deluxe Pump Repeater
Targeteer Pistol Set
$6.55
2.70
9.35
4.60
BB SHOT for above Guns in stock
THE HOCKEY PLAYER:
HOCKEY STICKS 50c - $2.75
SHOULDER PADS . 3.00 - 3.75 • 7.00
HOCKEY PANTS 3.50 and 4.75
SHIN PADS, 89c - 1.50. 2.50 & 3.75
HOCKEY GLOVES -
3.50' - 4.75 -
LLOVES-3:50'-4.75- 5.005.75& 9:50
BICYC LES
CCM Ladies' Standard ---$49.95
CCM Gent's Balloon -=$59.95 CCM 'Boys' Juvenile -$47
For the Chrsitmas Season our Record Bar boasts such numbe
"Rudolph The Red Nosed' Reindeer"
Gene Autry 89c
"Merry Christmas Waltz"
"Winter Wonderland"
"Here Comes Santa Claus" Buddy Clark
"He 'Ordd Fashioned Tree' "While Shepherds Watched Thei
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