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O Western 'Horse Show
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• Ontario Art Exhibit
• Pony Pulling Contests
• Judo and Karate Demos
• Oriental Doll Revue
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DAILY CAR AWARDS! 9 CREVRO,LETS!
WE'VE JUST SEEN
OUR NEW LINE
FOR '69
...there's no doubt it will-be
the greatest year ever for us!
WE ARE LOSING NO TIME
IN CLEARING OUR USED CAR
STOCK IN READINESS FOR
SOME HEAVY TRADING.
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12 Clinton,. 12., 1900.
Chippewa
eliminates
Clinton
Last year's O.B.A. champs.
from. Chippewa clirrlinated local
Juveniles in two straight games
played.Saturday and Sunday of
last weekend.
In their first encounter at
Chippawa, Clinton outhit.
Chippawa 7 hits to 6 but
Cournoyea spread the hits out
and some .fantastic catches by
their fielders snuffed out several
threats.
Clinton appeared to go ahead
in the second inning on a big
blow by Allen Howes with. Cam
Colquhoun on first base.
Both runners scored before
the fielder had thrown in the
ball but a ground rule double
was called by the umpire
nullifying both runs.
On the next play Rick
Fremlin hit to the centre fielder
who in turn threw Howes out at
second base.
Cam Colq uhoun scored
Clinton's first run in the fourth
inning on his triple and a single
by Rick Fremlin.
The score remained 1-1 until
• the sixth inning when Jim
Golfer concentrates on putt during Bayfield-Clinton Golf Tournament.
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base scored Chippawa's last run.
Clinton bounced back in the
eighth with two runs by Archie
Pickett and Jim. Davidge on Hans
Leppington's single.
Davidge struck out 16 •
Chippawa batters in the nine
inning ball game.
RE
Clinton 0,0 0 1 0 0 0 2 0-3 5
Chippewa 0 0 1 0 0 4 1 0 0-6 0
GAME TWO
Playing before the largest ball
crowd in many years the
Juveniles got behind 7-1 before
scoring four consecutive runs in
the ninth inning to close the gap
to 7 to 5.
Again, as in the first game,
Clinton outhit their opponents,
but excellent fielding plays
especially one on Doc Millers
hit in the fourth and on
Davidge's in the sixth.
Chippawa scored one run in;
the first and two more in the
third.
Two singles, a Clinton error, a
stolen base to home plate and a
called balk pitch gave Chippawa
a 6-0 lead.
Dan Bartliff scored from
second base on Rick Fremlin's
single in the fifth.
Paul Picket gave up iu hits
and struck out 11 batters.
RE
Chippewa 1 0 2 0 3 0 10 0-7 3
Clinton 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 4-5 2
Coming Events.
THURSDAY; SEPTEMBER
12, bingo at Clinton Legion Hall,
8:30 p.m. Jackpot $56.00 in 56
numbers.
FALL SOCIALS 1968,
Clinton Legion Branch 140,
September 21, Ian Wilbee
Orchestra; October 19, Ian
Wilbee Orchestra; November 9,
Blue Water Play Boys; December
14, Blue Water Play Boys.
Tuesday, December 31, New
Year's Ball. All Members and
Guests Welcome. — 36,37,38b
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 13,
Cash Bingo Legion Hall.
Seaforth 8:15 p.m. 15 regular
games for $10.00; 3 — $25.00
specials; $75.00 jackpot to go.
Door prizes. Admission $1.00;
extra cards 25c or 7 for $1.00.
Auspices Seaforth Branch 156
Canadian Legion. Proceeds for
Welfare Work. — 21tfn
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17,
Regular Bingo at Huron Fish and
Game Club jackpot $55.00 in 55
numbers. 6 door prizes, 8:30
p.m.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5,
Rummage Sale. Anglican Church
Hall, 1 p.m. good used clothing
and miscellaneous articles.
Sponsors, The Go-Getters. —
37,39,40b
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER
21, Goderich Graduate Nurses
invite everyone to the Autumn
Grape and Cheese Festival; 7:30
into
The Juveniles although
defeated by the Chippawa team
played two good ball games but
were defeated by a club who
retained all their players from
last Year's championship club, a
team th4rPlaYS in an eight-team
league.
Clinton missed the play of
Allen Howes in the second game.
Allen won a hockey
scholarship at St. Lawrence
Following too closely is one
of the most common, most
dangerous, most obvious and
least checked forms of bad
driving, says the Ontario Safety
League.
This colorful description of a
tailgater 'appeared in Canadian
Underwriter magazine.
"Somewhere between the
fume-spouting exhaust of the
tractor-trailer and the dainty
white puff of the compact, we
find the delightful creature
known as the tailgater.
Tailgaters come in assorted
shapes' and sizes, all repulsive.
You find them everywhere, but
mostly two feet from your rear
bumper. Undertakers love them,
drivers hate them, empty
highways frustrate them, and
only God knows what protects
them,
A tailgater is ignorance with a
weapon at its command — death
— 10:30 p.m. at Harbourlite Inn.
Tickets $2.00 from members or
at H. 0. Jerry's Hardware. —
37,38b
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 23,
6:30 p.m. registration for new
Guide Company at Legion Hall.
— 37,38b
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER
19, at 6:30 p.m. Registered
Nurses Association of Ontario —
Huron County Chapter.
B ri ng-your -own steak and
pot-luck Bar-B-Q at Lions Club
Park, Seaforth. Speaker, Dr.
G.P.A. Evans, M.O.H. for Huron
County. All registered nurses
welcome. —.37p
B.C.by
University in New York State,
Our best wishes to AllenP
his: a.ehblaatie work.ato his go ,•
tending for the ,college hocks
club.
The .Walkerton Peewees wb
defeated our boys hay
eliminated Tillsonbing lg.1, 9-
and this past weekend defeatec
Blepheim -11-4 and 7-4.
They now play either Milto
Or Perth for the championship
with a gleam in its eye
stupidity with the power to kit
— irresponsibility with a driver'
licence. His is the diet o
Dracula, the energy of
400-horsepower engine, th
curiosity .of a rear bumpe
inspector, the enthusiasm of
horseman in hot pursuit of Lad
Godiva, and the bashfulness of
fullback three yards from th
enemy goal lines.
No one is more familiar wit
the hospital emergency room
,ilore at home in traffic court.
When you don't want him, he's
grinning at you in your rear-view
mirror. Nobody else can cram
into twenty years of driving
forty cars with shoved-in front
ends.
A tailgater is a paradox. You
can keep him out of your bac
seat but not out of your trunk
You can charge him with highe r
insurance premiums, but no
with the murder of his victims
You can suspend his licence, but
not his driving. He's your wors
enemy, but closer than your bes
friend. And when he finall
turns off at a tavern, he's
soothing vacancy behind you
car, a toothache that's stopped
aching, a feeling of safety in the
world.
And when he gives you the
snap, crackle and pop of your
upper verterbra in a rear-end
collision and comes to visit you
while you're in traction, he has
not lost his power to bring tears
to your eyes. He does it with
those ancient, familiar words: 'I
ain't got no insurance'. "
Davidge had his only problem
inning of the game.
Two singles and a walk
loaded the bases.
The next batter, Hunter,
belted a single scoring two runs.
Davidge struck the next
batter out and with a count of
two strikes one ball, Clinton's
catcher Hans Leppington
overthrew third ball allowing
two more runs to score. Again in
the sixth an overthrow to third
Tailgaters are a menace