Clinton News-Record, 1946-07-11, Page 811PAGEt EIGHT
CLINTON NEWS -RECORD
TITTJRSDAY,
COLTS HAVE 15
SAFE HITS BUT n
LOSE AT HENSALL /-5 Oadinfir /.7(4.12.
Despite a barrage of 15 safe hits,'
j -
including two homers, two tripleand
a, double, Clinton Colts lost to Hen
sibil in a Huron-I3erth Baseball Lea -
e match at Hensall Monday even -
by 12-9. It was the first loss for
Clinton this year.
'Loose infield play, especially in the
second inning, spelled Clinton's down-
fall.
A crowd of 2,000 was present.
Score by Innings
-Clinton 201 003 30- 9 15 8
Hensall 060-, NO lx --12 5 1
•;Batteries: Draper,Stock, Cook and
Li; Coquhoun; C. Kerslake, Tudor and
EJ Kerslake. '' '
Umpires -Hugh Berri, Kirkton,, at
plate; H. Harburn, Staffs, on bases.1
CLINTON WINS; HENSALL LOSES'
,In Huron -Perth Baseball League
matches played Thursday evening,
pinton Colts ,defeated Zurich at Zur-
ich 19-6 With 'Freddie MacDonald
pitching, and Hensall lost at Lucan
, 5-3. Clinton and Hensel' are now
tied for first place with only Onel
loss each. League schedule closes
July 19. ,
by HWE
rhi, •
rty-six members participated in
the mixed jitney last Thursday even-
ing, • The winners were Hi' Steepe,
Mrs. O. Draper and Bert Gliddon.
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Several teams attended the tourna-
ments at Seaforth and Mitchell dur-
ing the past week.
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hhUeVfi.jitney " to be
eTevening at
RICHWEARS .• DROP
CLOSE DECISION
TO GODERICH TEAM
Clinton Riehwears dropped a last -
inning 7-,6 decision at Goderich Wed-
nesday "evening a 'WOIAA men's
softball fixture. It was a tough game
to lose.
, Score by Innings
Clinton 100 022 100-6 10 3
Goderich 210 011 02x-7 8 2
TEFICA.K
mat/4m a ese
War -Awe V"
IT'S A N,EYERSHARP !...TH E
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writes more words with less refillingl
See the Eversharp Presentation Set - with
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,
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"Jello"
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Powder's
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NABOB (Hat with Coupon)
COFFEE ' 45c
CHASE and SANBORN
tO.FFSE ‘45e
Salada Tea 40c .and 45c
Red Riise Tea 38c, & 45c
Mother Parker's Tea
40c
LYONS. 38c 40 45c
I3ALL
:Tar
Rubber's
(Red)
4 for 25c
"Certo"
2 for 53c
Zinc
Sealer Rings
1 doz. 27c
Prompt
Courteous
Deliveries
Daly ,
Crange
Tea '
14 lb 45i
Aunt
Jemima I Lipton's
Pancake Tea
Mur 38 40 45C
15c ' '
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,BOYS 2..PIECE gnottlt sturrs
BROWN AND BLUES
A . .
SIZES SMALL, MEDIUM AND LARGE
f)*Ep VERY REASONABLE' 0,0.95. •
Davis & Herman
CUSTOM TAILORS - Be Measured by a Tailor
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MEN'S OVERALLS, Big 13.Brand $L75
Men's Balbriggan UNDERWEAR, per garment .75
Boy's Balbriggan UNDERWEAR, per: garment .50
BOY'S JERSEYS .50
BROWN'S
(One doer north of the Royal Bank)
r•I
ani.P*1
In Coining* Week ';
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July 12 arid; -.„0. -S. vs. -Auburn-
, -BlYtir (et •.8•1y•fit) inter-
, mediate' baseball.
July 12-01inton RichWeara• at ;Wird?'
ham,---interinediate) softball .(re-
July15-Chntini.;
interniediate•hAseball ••
July. '15 -St. Mares at Atiburri-Blyth
baseball. -•
July 15 -Blyth at Clinton Liens Wild-
cats -Ladies' Sefthall-
July 16-Goclerich,lat'Ciinten Lions -
juvenile
july"16-4•Benmillere;:at: Aributiiinen's
softball • •• , •
July 17;*,---:4•Wiriglauni-fite Oliriten.
wears -,men's eoftliall, • • •
jriky; 17--Milvertari ,at `C.'
S. -
intermediate baSeball
July 17-Goderich •• at Clinton Lions
; softban
July 18GOcierich Tovinship at )36,th
, ---ladiee softball •• • .
July 19 -Listowel at Auburn -Blyth
intermediate baseball '
J•1ly'20--BrriaSela Goderich'ToWnI:.
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WILSON' FANS 16 '
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' R. aii&-e.S. BEATS
LISTOWEL BY 75
. •
••••.,Kon strimIC:eut•:3.6. oppeer,
hattersia "rind• O.'S: -stepped
into Listowel ,Mpriday ,:e*veiiing and
stepped out, With a .74 decision in a
WOAA intermediate baseball fixture.
,When Listowel threatened with two
Ori,hnses in the last of the minth„and
MIne, out .Wilson pitched exactly„,lien'
•tirriei).to whiff three, 'hatters :at 'Ore
late , It. was • a sterling ;Performanee,
iSaasicte01',,$....,-';(100110040649„g7-:,-;75 11.
, .
itenSill 'Defeats'
Behind' 'JoYiit's' Pitching
Anglican Camp Operates
On Blue' Water Ilighwa).r
,
The Micmac:: of Huron Anglican
camp on, the Blim:„Water: Highway,
three miles from Barfield, was ,taken
by ,storm Friday afternoon , by 165
youngsters, age ninexto• 12 rears,
Who are its first campers.. •
•Operation of the eaanp rs; a new
Project for the dioceSe•-'hinl ujlding
is still continuing. Shortage •of
supplies postponed the -,opening from
JOIY 1*. 4 ; • ; • • )
• The first camping period will last
for 10 dreys' under dean of the camp,
Rev. John.Grahann.Wobristck, and la
staff of 25.
,Not all junior, campers' could be
aceommodated at the first session
And a second Will be opened from
Mag. '6 to '16. In the intervening
period of July and for the remain&
er of August it be used for
intermediates, sod:MS* and' young
people.
" The Bayfield site also has za rest
hoine for clergy vacationing. At
present it is being used for staff for
the early ediriplh‹.), '
Archbishop (0,),00. SerigerAvill dedi-
cate Sm•proPerity at offleiar epen-
ing corerdonsry,On Angv.-W",;)Ir •
AC601$01-YATION i
• TO BE IMPROVED
_ AT BAYFIELO- FAIR
EsisalI defeitertExeter. 14-8 in a
.Hurcur:Perth:Sakeball Leagne nriateh
at Hensel Fridaiy, eVening ;hit, rine
te,JOyrit'i pitching.With Men on bakes
arid wonderfril ; infield .,:support.
• Score by Ithrings
Eider: .. 000 210 212-,-,8, 10 '1'
Hensel' ... 422 IN 02x---z-I4 9-1
Batterieer Palmer' rind' Sinitli; Joynt
and E. Kerslake. L ' •
Umpires -J. D. Thorndike, Clinton,
at plate; , A, Kennedy, Clinton, on
bases•. •
MIT.CHELL DOWNED -
;BY 21-6 COUNT
•- IN GROUP MATCH
Clinton Celts easily defeated
Mitchell 21-6 in a Huron -Perth inter-
mediate baseball league match in
Community Park here Friday even-
ing , last., •
The locals pounded out no less than
19 (safe hits,, Ken 'COlquhoun getting
four in six, and Doug Bartliff and
Bob Draper three in five. Bartliff,
Draper and Bert White each homered.
Gordon Stock twirled steady ball
for the winners, holding them visit-
ors to six scattered hits.
Mitchell .. 100 1.02 20-, 6 6 9
Clinton 207, 504 3x-21 19 5
HURON FEDERATION
ENDORSES BRANCH
WED LABORATORY
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The directors of Huron County,
Federation of Agriculture, meeting
in the Board Room, Agrkultural
Office, Clinton, Wednesday evening
last, nnanimously endorged a )3rief
favouring the establishment ,of a bra-
nch seed testing laboratory in the
City of London to serve the whole
area of Southweatern. Ontario includ-
ed in the:ten' counties of the London
Postal District, viz.: Essex Kent,
Elgin, Norfolk, Bruce, Oxford, Midd-
lesex, Lambton, Perth and Huron.
The Brief is in the name of Middle-
sex Federation of Agriculture, Midd-
lesex Crop Improvement Association,
Canadion Seed Growers' Association,
and the Seed Dealers Association.
K. R. Hillier, London,, inspector,
Plant Precincts Division, Dominion
DepartmOnt of Agriculture, was pre-
sent at the meeting and explained to
the directors the need for such a
laboratory. He pointed out that
100,000 bushels of seed had been
grown in Western Ontario last year
for export to the United States.
"The urgency of this proposal is
due to,the inabil,ity of the Seed Test-
ing Laboratory in Toronto to handle
the expanding dernand for services",
Mr. Hillier said. Very often the length
of time required to submit samples
and (procure .certified or official re-
ports is sogreat that important sales
Itre lost.. This is not helpful to the
business of handling seed, and quite
frequently works against the reput-
ation of the country' as a trading and
exporting nation..The seed grown,
prepared ,for -export and inspected in
The 4diretters lot. 13ayfiOld:IAgricill-
tural Soeietybtet at the Fair Grounds
on FridaYYJ'rily" 5; the:preSideiit, A.
H. Warner-, in the chair.*
The inintitea of 'meeting
were read 4#4:....gdaoteze*
Plairs,;•to*" irriprovefiecomniorlation
for beef iiifCclairy-eattle were4nir
in hand; " ,
The scher11. eeininittiee, ,reported that
three' additiotial,'SehbOls:'S•.S: Nd. 4,
Goderieh Township aadpgS., No. 4;*E,
and S.S. No. 4, W,titnley. ToWn-
ship, were entering the'. thisid cord -
petition this year and extra accom-
Modation would be In-
side display. - • • •
It was decided th pigas „fer IiglJ
horse .classes;.. team, tandem ,and
•single; ivoilldllia$S, 6,4, 2, in` each'
"class.
A .new coat of paint adds tremend-
ously to the appearance of the front
of Martins Department Store.
Delay in delivery of The NEWS-
REORD this week,was caused through
short staff on account of holidays.
Sunday was the hottest day of the
year so far, the mercury touching
90 in the shade. Hot days and cool
nights have been the order this week.
Work on the sewerage project is
progressing, the excavation having
been completed, and maiit sewer laid
under the CNH tracks at the feet of
King St.
•COUNCIL MEETING
'1(Continued fieric Pagi 1)
-Piagiied with a dust nuisance this
summer. •
Chief on Holidays
Mayor McMurray reported that
Chief Constable JernesTIMMPdaa' wad
on Vacation:, and that 'his work was
being covered by constables David
Elliott and Gordon Craig.
• * * *
Sewer Inspector,
Considerable discussion arose over
the 'matter of securing the services
of an inspector to supervise the
town's interests in the, installation of
the sewer lines and disposal plant,
and a special conardittee consisting
of Conn. Elms, Reeve Nott and Maier
AraMurraY, was appointed the task of
receiving capable service.
EeP0,4* •
Conn. M. J,,,Agnew read, the Ein:'
anee report for June, r NA was
adoiited oir Motion 61 hinisielf • and
Conn. Epps. Expenditures' for the
month totalled $6,015.33 and receipts
'1! '1".
Next Meeting', August '8
Due :to 'Monday; August being
Civic 'Holiday, the regular August
meeting pf Council Will be held on
Thursday, August 8, it was decided.
4. resokition" Was Passed tbat in
future "Prize. MOneY for boys , and
girls club vierk would. be,paid hi full
froM ,Sticietir 'filndg" iinniediatoli
sults wereureceived from the 'PreVin-
cial Department of Agriculture in-
stbad,Of waiting IJ until government
Contribltionb have been received.
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Food is urgently needed in Europe
and .the Far ,East, Do your bit for,
hungry. humanity by conserving -food.
BO less . . . use less-. . •:-ivaste
nothing. :
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COLUMBIA R,ECORDS
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Many inStock from 5 ,cents
l3uy;O;.hpy Safety Floats $1.25, $1.85; '$2.50
Casting Rods, Good Assortment fro'm $7.50
Addison and Sparton Radio $36.95 to $66.95
Fishing Tackle, faiutock
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054 TAR 10
• SPORTING GOODS OF QUALITY
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WEEKEND VALUES at your Red & White Store
'NEW PACK
Stokley's Fancy
Peas tin ' 18c
LYNN VALLEY
Green Cut
Beans tin... 15c
Cottage Brand
•Mayonnaise
When Available
8 oz. jar 21c
Aylmer Diced
Carrots
2- tins 19c
POST'S
Corn Flakes
3 pkgs. 23c
Aylmer Diced
Beets
2 tins 19c
GARDEN FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES
TOMATOES CALIFORNIA JUICY 288's
C'ORANGS doz. ...,. 43c
L11ITTUCI 's' CELERY , CALIFOR,NDA. JUICY 360's
RADISHES'
CABBAGE LEMONS 6 for '19c
PEACHES
CHERRIES
PLUMS
MELONS
'GRAPEFRUIT'
BANANAS
SHEARING 'S
FOR FOODS OF FINE QUALITY
PHONE 48 . - Free Delivery CLINTON
ths area has won a high reputation' •
fol and germination, and,
therefore, is in greet demand. It
should be noted that every bag of
registered or certified seed is care-
fully tested before it is sealed. This
Practice enhances the confidence of
the dealers. The local seed testing
situation has ,become so serious that
group meetings have been called of
those interested, and wide -spread
discussions have taken place, with
the result that a large number of our
leading agriculturists in Western
Ontario are' Appealing to the Hon-
eurable the Minister of Agriculture
for relief.
"In growing and marketing seeds,
he Cane factor is of the utmost im-
portance. We believe that the early
establishment of a Plant Products
Division office and laboratory in Lon-
aon, with complete equipment and a
full staff of trained workers -in oth-
er words a seed testing station of
the highest type is required to
meet our present most pressing
needs."
Summary of Brief
rhe Brief is summarized as follows:
1. Western Ontario is designed by
nature to produce high quality seed.
Ihis year the crops are heavy and a
Iarge amount of seed will be produced
The district is largely free VOIZI e'er-
BIG CLEARANCE SALE
OF BOXED PLANTS
- at -
Cuninghanie Got<eenhouses
Here is your chance to• fill
BUY A BOrill.T"Ilir REGULAR
PRICE -25c --AND GET
ONE BOX FREE
Alyssum, Petunias, Lobelia, Cosmos,
Candulas, Tagetes, Snapdragon,
Asters, Nemesia, Ageratum,
• and Celery.
SOLD DIRECT FROM THE BEMS
Tomato and Cabbage Plants
15c a doz.
No DeliverY'of gale Plants
F.R. CUNINGHAME
. nowsT. ":
NeMbqx. • ElPritsts'oTralark: DeliYerY
'PliOne -176. ;vCIintort
• 23-24
JULY Ilth to 13th
PURE OLIVE OIL be sure and MUFFETS 2.pkg 21e
• get a bottle •PALMOLIVE Soap large bars
SPECIAL • Clarks mnshroom
soup 3 tini._., ..... 25c ROSE BRAN. D Sotir white. -I
SKS 30e -
DOMOLES SWEET MOLL-
Omons per jar 290 per tin
•COTrAGE BRAND SAND- CHAMP Water Softiter 2 pk„).9c
WICK spread 16 oz. jar 29c DICED BEETS 2 tins - 19c
INTERLAKE Toilet Tissue 3 CLUB HOUSE MINUTE Tap -
rolls -.. . - . 27c Mca per lb. - 29e
MUD HOUSE COFFEE lib. SWEETENED CHOCLATE
jars .... 49c Syrup per jar. 49e
GARDEN • FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES
P4; bar 5c
oice Meats
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ALSO - RADIOS, RADIO TUBBS, BATTERIES, SHIJR-SHOCK
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ROGEIRS, 1)1) FOREST and PFILLCO RADIOS - Now in Stock
Watch for the New ROGERS REFRIGERATOR which will soon
L be on display. ,
Leave your order at store or Phone now
OVES ELECTRIC
ious noxious weeds such as, e,g., wild
oats; hence, the popularity of West-
ern OntArio grown seed for export
trade. 'A, fully equipped sted test-
ing service is a first essential in Fen- '
Aueing and marketing pure Seed,
2. The seed growers and sped dis-
tributors • of this area are labouring
under a severe handicap beeause of
the absence of a properly equipped'
aeed testing service.
3. Seed growing and exporting
are lines of business of great promise
And will prove highly beneficial to
Lill our people. They should have
the support and encouragement of the
Depnrtment of Agriculture to pro-
duce maximum results.
4. Tho remarkable efficiency of
the London :Postal/Strict in handl-
ing mail with speed suggests to our
seed interests an immediate solution
to their problem, by showing thenis
that it is possible for a testing labor-„,
atory located in London to .reeeive •
samples and dispatch reporti.irithiri
e *period r
of say three days, Z'
It is believed, that suitable
arters in 'tendon' Can Tie .procured fog':
a geed testing laboratory and it iS•
urged that '..authority be' granted:Pi.
Collect the staff and equipment re4,
quired so the work may be started 716. '
time to meet the needs of the current
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Highest.Possible Cash Prices Paid
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Agent for the J. K. CRANG Co. (Chemical Division)
KARNOLEITM-for disinfecting barns and
poultry houses
D.D.T.-Animal Spray and Orchard Spray
2 -4 -D -Weed Killer
DIATHANE-D-14-for control of Potato Blight
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