Oakville-Trafalgar Journal, 21 Jun 1951, p. 6

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Page 6 THE OAKVILLE-TRAFALGAR JOURNAL Thursday, June 21, 195 C.P.T. EUCHRE EVERY FRIDAY 8.15 p.m. sharp I. 0. 0. F. HALL Everybody Welcome Indian Scouts More than 200 youngsters are A expected to converge on Wal- Sompize en el Investment for the big Cleveland Indians Service baseball school, heap big In- dian scout Clare Hoose jtold Don Davis this week. Hank Gowdy and Joe Vosmick, form- stars, will be in charge of the school, which is open to kids of all ages for the first two days. Budding stars of 16 and over will receive tryouts Wednesday and Thursday, the school wind- ing up with a hustling All-Star game under the lights on Thurs- day night. BONDS STOCKS On All Exchanges MACRAE & COMPANY Member INVESTMENT DEALERS ASSOCIATION OF CANADA 80 King St. W. Toronto PHONE EM. 4-3374 WHEN YOU SEE IT SPARKLING CLEAN Youll agree--here is ONE Cleaner who lives up to his advertising. Best proof is to send us your soiled garments --we'll guarantee you'll be amazed and delighted when you see our results! TRY IT --- THIS WEEK a For Pick-up & Delivery Phone 1557 Oakville Cleaners ENQUIRE ABOUT SUMMER STORAGE Everybody Reads Classifieds SPORTSMEN sale or trade" columns of the classifieds to get the consult the "merchandise" and 'for goods. Tee off on the right course--advertise the sporting goods you want to sell in the classifie Oakville- Trafalgar Journal TELEPHONE 1298 BRANTFORD YOUNGSTER'S BIG BAT OVERPOWERS OAKVILLE S..L. Lee, a promising youngster of 14, batted 40 not out to run up the major share of his side 91 runs, giving Brantford C.C victory over Oakville last day Oakville bowlers fettle when not facing young Lee, setting down the rest of the Brantford side in fine fashion H Witfen displayed his im- perturbable slow stuff to take 4 wickets for while J. sweated nobly to claim 3 for Oakville started well and had | run up 73 runs for 5, when Bruce Marshall was caught on, the fence for a grand 37. The remain. der of the side collapsed at this point, however, and were all out for 86 This eters visit Hamilton Satur- were in fine aturday, the local crick- the Fairfield C.C. at JUST FISHIN' FRANK R. WALKER Bass and Muskie season has arrived at last--for those who want to jump the gun the season opened in Lake Nipissing and points north on June 20th. Tt you get up there this week- end, try the weed beds to the left of the mouth of Laronde Creek about 200 yards from shore. Lar- onde Creek is 12 miles North Bay on Highway 17. channels between the is- in Callander Bay has pro- duced many muskies over 30 Ibs. It you get to Callander see Ray Daniher. Ray guarantees sh or no pay. Hear he has a pow- er boat now, and I can guarantee outstanding guide. up your limit of Pickerel any evening in Callander Bay. Talon Lake, east of Callander on. the Mattawa watershed, should give you great Bass fish- ing. We plan to visit this coun- try shortly--more about that lat- r Muskles and large Pike in the Nipissing waters use a weed- A large Johnson and orkrind seems to be the best, arge flatfish are killers where he weeds are not too thick. For close to home fishermen he local waters around Shelburne and Creemore, etc. are still pro- ducing some nice Rainbows. The Pine, the Mad and the Saugeen should give enough fun for a Sun- day trip. Fillet For the Skillet Last week we told you how to keep your fish. Here's how we fil- let them. Cut a deep Incision along the back as close as possible to the dorsal fin using a very sharp knife. Cut down to the ribs and follow the rib bones to the flank and to the tail. This is done be- fore cleaning or skinning as the skin holds the flesh firm. After both fillets are removed only the skeleton should remain. Turn each fillet on its side and remove the skin, This is easily done by putting the sk side down and skinning the meat from the skin instead of taking the skin from the meat. After a few times you will find it quite easy and you'll get about 95 percent of the edi- ble meat, boneless and delicious. Random Casts When in camp we always use the back bones for fish chowder. Here's our favorite recipe. Clean the carcass and remove all fins, etc, but not meat left after fillets are taken in sufficient water to cover for about two hours. Re- move bones from pot, add diced potatoes, onion and seasoning, usually some dried parsley, salt and pepper and cook slowly un- til potatoes, ete. are fully cook ed. This a chowder you'll want often. If your missus doesn't mind a messy sink, this can be made at home. A small can of Kernel Corn will add to the flay- or. 'When you read this yours truly will be in Quebec. More about that later also some good places for Bass mot too. far away. Make sure of your tackle and lines before tangling with a husky Pike or Muskie. Many a good trip has been. ruined because some- one forgot to check beforehand. Another warning--watch for the other guy in the boat. trips have ended i through carelessness casting. out.| grog | P. Lunau and Croll & Son mon opolized the second Mount Pel- lier race of the Oakville Racing Pigeon Club, one of the former's birds winning with the fine mark of 1233.6 yards per minute. The second place Croll pigeon posted a mark of 1203.8 yards per min- ute. Next race will be from Dan- ville, Ill, a distance of 480 miles. ® © oO In instituting a service last week for TV fight fans who can never remember who is battling, we accidentally managed to pick the winner. Going along with tributed a homer as the whole squad provided an aggressi display that allowed Mel Medland to generously give up 15 hits. Sheppard, Anderson and Carew. scattered six hits in the bantam contest, but the Leasiders made, their bingles count. ® 6 Early play last week town minor leagues shows Oakville Dairy minor peewees to be the standout squad to date with three wins in their group. Kiwanis are right behind with a pair of victories followed by Closs Drugs and Legion with a win and a loss each, while Record Stars are in the cellar with a pair of losses. Ro- tary leads the peewee group with wins over Lions and Ki- wanis, with Hitchcox (Motors and Lions all square in second place and Kiwanis on the bot- tom. The bantam series is in the saw greens his ed jitney tourney with a 4 my Smith placed second ig, In the ladies section, Mrs, v, an placed first, followed by Wise. os ond game of the round ropiy ies Oakville adding lead on the round. A driye membership [ new bowlers have already qo] ed the club's invitation to an the grand old lawn sport, Any interested may obtain informa by contacting merely by dropping down to f green on Navy St. some even very much a toss up a with Clarkson, Rotary ang all boasting a win. ® oo evening agp | a good attendance o | as Ray Mathews first win in the week), 5 1. Tog ye Lion Tuesday Thursday night, the of was played at Milton, of points to gy 15 on, and ser, any memb our luck on the happy izati that even a wrong pick would leave us batting .500 percent, we will call Rocky Graziano to take Herb Brunton. If Herb has the stuff to deck Rocky, he's a lot better prospect than his record indicates. .... .. . ® 0 Oo The parks board curfew on floodlight ball games should def- initely serve to eliminate the late starts that have consistently irk- ed fans. The Oaks have been the biggest offenders in this respect, as the junior Snowbirds have en- deavoured to stress punctuality. As things stand now, a slower game that doesn't start on time is doomed to an abrupt halt be- fore the last out can be charted. eo The powerful Burkes squad continues to lead the pack in the town softball loop race, boasting five wins to no defeats. Jaycees. and 1.0.0.F., however, are stag- ing a tidy battle for second place, both clubs having lost two. Jay- cees have four wins to hold the spot temporarily, but Oddfellows, with three victories, have an ex- tra game to play. Waits have charted a pair of wins against three defeats, while Oakville Dairy and Air Coils have won only" once while losing four and five contests, respectively. eo banfam and midget squads split an exhibition double- header at Wallace park Satur- day afternoon, the banties losing a 41 decision to Leaside and their older brothers taking Hamilton Mahoneys. by a 14-7 score. Gary Hughes paced the midget attack with a triple singles, .@® Oakville's while Jim Scarrow con- and a brace of. ing twenty purchases. Colborne St. > LINEN HALL JUST ARRIVED! TABLE RUNNERS BRIDGE SETS PILLOW CASES All Fine Imported Linens FANCY APRONS Floral Patterns and Plain Colours 98 " $1.49 [J JOIN OUR NYLON 10-CLUB After you've purchased 10 pairs of your favourite nylons we give you a FREE pair. Be sure your name is entered in our tweny-purchase draw. When you make a purchase of $10.00 or over you are eligible. Draw is made each Saturday follow- PHONE 1941 East Oakville HALF-PRICE. 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