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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1972-06-15, Page 7Area meet results 1100 AR OSOR MNDIV PRIERvyr APARATivespor ANAR64 Aitatir /2 FEET IONS, 7FEET woe AND AliWIII101/714 OTNERSYDEOF 714-6706(1? ti ti • • • el 6 )eiresmeo a I DEBBIE'S CUSTARD OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK FRIDAY and SATURDAY NIGHTS OPEN till I:00 a.m., FATHER'S DAY SPECIAL I FREE POP VAY WITH A FOOD ORDER OF 45c OR MORE SHRIMP CHICKEN and EGG ROLL DINNERS HAMBURGERS and CHEESE BURGERS ONION RINGS FOOT LONG HOT DOGS SWEET and SOUR RIBS BBQ SPARERIBS OUR NEW PHONE NUMBER IS 482-9896 • Your hands keepyou in touch with the world. Take good care of your hands, When you work, I • work defensively. If your job needs protective gloves, wear them. And take time to learn the right way with tools. A little thought, a little care, can bring you safely through the working day, every day, The sure way to safety is Self-Defence. 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Four-way flashers Spo TOYOTA forthis much .14tig(*.teated retail price Corolla 1200 2-door 8t`thIll Vaiteitver, Calgary, 'Toronto, Montreal and Nitificton; lural, freight, license and provineial titws STRICKLAND TOYOTA 334 HURON RD, GODERICH 524.9381 Pon Bard:HT stars as Colts beat Mitchell 3.2 Wingham .11.4 Continued from Page 6 (Sea.) 28'5", (2) Dawn Wood (Sea,), (3) Bev Slade (Clint.), (4) Linda Hodgert (Sea.). (5) Barb Doig (Hur,), (6) Teresa Steegstra (Holm.). DISCUS: (1) Brenda Gibbings 70'6" (Hur.), (2) Darlene Bromley (Hull), (3) Tammy McAstocIcer (God.), (4) Cheryl Seymour (Sea,), (5) Deb Daer (Clint.), (6) Kathy Wubbs (Holm,). CHAMPION LORI KELLER. GODERICH, 28 Pts, SCHOOL STANDINGS Goderich, 291 Clinton, 271 Huron Cent., 202 Hullett, 165 Holmesville, 121 Seaforth, 113 (God.).72,1, (4) Deb Daer (Clint.) 73.4, (5) Kim Colquhoun (Clint.), (6) Teresa Chapman (Hur.). Senior-Int. Boys 880: (1) Allen Lavis (Clint,) 2:34;2, (2) Bruce Blake (Sea,) 2:34:5, (3) Peter Crew (God.) 2:35:9, (3) David Sallows (Hur.) 2:39:2, (5) Paul Burman (Sea.), (6) Ralph Haverkarnp (Hull). Junior-Mid. Girls 440: (1) Terry Flowers (Clint.) 76:3, (2) Bonnie Reid (God.) 78;0, (3) Hilda Wynja (Hur.) 78:2, (4) Cheryle McClure (Sea.) 79:7, (5) Serena Hulley (Sea.), (6) Denise Mitchelmore (God.). Junior-Mid Boys 440: (1) Bobby Lawrence (Hur.) 70.6, (2) Paul Galachuik (Chet.) '72:2, (3) Gordon Geddes (Hur.) 74:4, (4) Phillip Potter (Holm.) 74:6, (5) Brent Schenk (Sea.), (6) Tony Bringe (Clint.). Senior-Int. Boys Relay: (1) Huron Cent.54.9, (2) Goderich 55.8, (3) Holmesville, (4) Clinton, (5) Seaforth, (6) Hullett. Senior-Int. Girls Relay: (1) Goderich, (2) Clinton, (3) Hullett, (4)Huron Cent., (5) Holmesville; (6) Seaforth. Junior -Mid. Boys Relay: (1) Clinton 59:5, (2) Seaforth 6Q:7, (3) Goderich, (4) Huron Cent., (5) Hullett, (6) Holmesville. Junior-Mid. Girls Relay: (1) Goderich 64:2, (2) Huron 65;5, (3) Holmesville, (4) Hullett, (5) Seaforth, (6) Clinton. win 2 games The Clinton Juvenile Girls' Softball team started their season on June 8, and sent the girls from Brodhagen home on the short end of a 22-21 score. After being behind 10-5 in the second inning, a grand slam home run by Betty Heynesbergen, two homers by Patti Kay and one by Deannie Strong set the pace for the eventual winners. Cathy Patterson was the winning pitcher. LastSunday, the visitors were Tavistock and the lobal girls were poor hostesses, clobbering them 40-7, Three home runs by Sandra Fremlin and single homers by Deannie Strong and Betty Heynesbergen led the hot Clinton bats. The. winning pitcher was Mickie Cruickshank who was helped by the rest of the pitching staff of Cathy Patterson, Debbie Johnston, and Sandra Fremlin. Together, they held Tavistock to seven hits, Next Monday, the girls travel to Sebringville for a game at 8:30, followed by a game in Shakespeare on Thursday at 7:30. Last Saturday night, behind the four hit pitching of Don Bartliff, the Clinton Colts squeaked out a 3-2 wie over Mitchell. To top off the fine pitching performance, it was DOA himself who provided the clutch hit in the bottom of the ninth to drive in Brad Dutot who had walked to open the ninth for the winning run. After Dutot had walked, Stu Mustard laid down a perfect sacrifice bunt. When the Mitchell catcher- threw low to first, Stu ended up on first base. With The Fish and Game bantams returned to the baseball wars last Tuesday with a 11-4 .exhibition victory over Wingham. Clinton's 14 hit attack was paced by Paul Garrow with two singles and a home-run. Mark Nicholson was impressive in the three innings he pitched, striking out six batters as well as contributing a single and homer with his bat. The victory was a team effort with all players getting into the game. It was a good tune-up for the first league contest. Wednesday the bantams journeyed to Seaforth for their first regular season game. Dave runners on first and second with nobody out, Larry Pickett sacrificed both runners up 'one haee, Don hit Coveney's first pitch into right field sending the local boys home with a well deserved victory, Mitchell had tied the score in their top of the ninth with two unearned runs before I3ertliff's key single, Going the distance, Bartliff struck out 15 batters and,walked four and by doing so evened his pitching record at one victory and Bartliff was in particularly good form working five innings, striking out ten men and giving up only two runs. In the meantime Clinton reached the Seaforth hurlers for seven hits and seven runs, Clinton runs were scored by Greg Butler, 2, Paul Priestop, 2, Bill Irwin, Steve Cook and Neil Colquhoun. The game ended 7-2 with Gerald Cantelon pitching the list two innings. Gerald set the Seaforth batters down hitless, The team really appreciates the early season support of the Clinton fans. They invite everyone to come out and continue this support, driver Bill Glousher of Goderich.„ Two fifteen-2:20. Mickey Joe—driver Max Windsor of Exeter, Sandman— driver Paul Nice of Seaforth. Two ten-2:15. Super Socks—driver Mac Sewers of Londesboro, Maple Creek Tony—driver Ken Glousher of Goderich. Two five-2:10 Lady Heather—driver Wayne Good of Goderich. Two-2:05 Molly's Pride—driver Gordon Rapson of Holmesville. Lucy Khan—driver Ben Reagan of Goderich. One fifty-five-2:00. Royal Atom—driver Gordon Block of Zurich One forty fiVe-1:50 R-ways China Doll—driver Roy Steffler of Breslau, Royal Darky—driver MacSewers of Londesboro. One forty-1:45 Nancy Hanover—driver Mel Good of Goderich. Children Race, Slow time, Peter Pan—driver Murray Edgar of Wingham, Dynamite Trigger— driver Charles Windsor of Exeter, Trigger Dean—driver Rhonda Keffer of Brussels, Maple Creek Prince—driver—Cindy Rapson of Holmesville. Children's Race, fast time, Molly's Pride—driver, Bill Rapson of Holmesville, Micky Joe—driver Kevin Windsor of Exeter, Powder Puff, Royal Atom— driver Barbara Fulcher of St. Petits, Lucy Khan—driver, Jean Feagan of Goderich. Next race meet will be held on June 17 at 7;30 p.m. under the lights, atChe iti SALES & SERVICE ""We Service What We Sell" 267 VICTORIA ST, HWY, No, 4, S. CLINTON — 4824167 I I one loss for the season. At the plate Pen Bartliff led all hitters with three singles, Other players with hits included Stu Mustard, Larry Pickett, Rick Fremlin, Doc Miller and Butch Fleet, The Colts have two important games coming up this weekend. Both games will be played at • . June 18, Clinton at Chesley, 2:00 p.m. June 21, Listowel at Clinton, 8:00 p.m. June24, Clinton at Port Elgin, 7:00 p.m. June 28, Exeter at Clinton, 6;30 July 4, Clinton at Exeter, 6:30 July 6, Seaforth at Clinton, 6:30 p.m. July 9, Clinton at Lochalsh, 2:00 p.m, July 16, Port Elgin at Clinton, 8:00 p.m. July 18, Kincardine at Clinton, 8:00 p.m.' July 20, Clinton at Seaforth, 6:30 p.m. July 26, Clinton at Listowel, 7:30 p.m. July .30, Clinton at Goderich, 6:00 p.m. August 2, Chesley at Clinton, 7:00 p.m. Last Monday night two close games took place in the Clinton Industrial Fastball League.' •Tie teachers remained undefeated but were almost upset by the Kinsmen. The Kinsmen stayed close by them all game. They needed three runs in the seventh to force the game into extra innings. They did it. Both teams allowed no runs in the eighth. That set the stage for the Teacher's four run rally in the ninth. These four proved to be enough. The Kinsmen made a valiant attempt but only managed two runs ending to game 14-12, Clinton. On Saturday night at .8 they play Dashwood. Tigers Who last year won the Intermediate, "D" All-Ontario Title, Again, en Sunday night at 7:30, Mitchell invades Clinton again for their second appearance of the year here. Come out and support your local Intermediate team on both occasions, The Clinton Juveniles made it two games in a row on June 3 when they gave Goderich a 12-4 setback. Clinton batters wore down three of the opposition's pitchers with excellent hitting, Don MacDonald started the game giving up only one run in his three innings. Steve Switzer took over the mound for four innings and was relieved by Dave Fawcett in the eighth. Fawcett loaded the bases, not being able to find his control. Switzer came back from centre field to end the inning, Danny Colquhoun hurled the ninth putting Goderich out easily with his devastating fastball. Clinton travels to Chesley on Sunday, June 18 then host Listowel Wednesday, June 21 at 8 p.m. In the early game the Colts ran wild in the first inning getting six runs. The Bluebirds weren't about to be the first to fall at the hands of the Colts. It took three innings but 'the Bluebirds finally got off the ground. The Bluebirds went ahead 16-8 with 3 innings left. Doug Macaulay beared down not allowing any runs from then on in. The Colts attempted to crack the Bluebirds defensive cage but could only muster 6 runs ending the game as a 16-14 decision for the Bluebirds, NEXT WEEK: 6:30 Kinsmen vs Colts, 8:00 Teachers vs. Bluebirds. Clinton ,News-fiecord, nupdaY, June 15, 1972 7 EXPERT WATCH REPAIRS FREE ESTIMATES ANSTETT JEWELLERS LTD. 'if NOTICE TO DESTROY NOXIOUS WEEDS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to all Property Owners in Huron County In accordance with the Weed Control Act, R.S.O. 1960, Sec. 303, 19, and amendments thereto, that unless noxious weeds growing on their lands are destroyed by June 15, 1972, and throughout the season, the Municipality may enter upon the said lands and have the weeds destroyed, charging the costs against the land in taxes, as set out in the Act. The co-operation of all citizens is solicited. ALEX CHESNEY, Weed Inspector, County of Huron With a good . attendance of • "spectators Mid' 23 pciritel taking part in the races Race Results were, 2:30 and over. Bluewater Babe driven by Mervin McAllister of Goderich, Roxy T, drivenby Max Windsor of Exeter and Paradise Valley Sally, driven by Jim Harrison of Goderich. Two twenty-five--2:30 Peter Pan, driver Keith Moffatt of Bluevale, Trigger Dean, driver Alex Keffer of Brussels, Maple Creek Prince, driver Jim Buchanan of Goderich, Duke of Bedford, Neil Edgar, driver of Wingham, Paradise Valley Susie, driver Reg, Good of Goderich, Dynamite Trigger, driver Max Windsor of Exeter. Two twenty-2:25 R-Way's Hal—Driver Mike Kurkowski of Breslau. Peanut Cluster—driver Wilson Maurer of Kincardine, Gypsy June— Garrow paces attack as Bantams beat Juvenile girls Bantam Baseball Schedule WOAA SOUTHERN GROUP BANTAM SCHEDULE 1972 Wednesday, June 7, 6:30—Clinton at Seaforth Wednesday, June 14, 6:30—Goderich at Clinton Wednesday, June 21, 6:30—Clinton at Crediton Tuesday, June 27, 7:00—Clinton at Exeter Wednesday, July 5, 6:30—Seaforth at Clinton Thursday, July 13, 7:30—Clinton at Dashwood Tuesday, July 18, 6:30—Clinton at Goderich Wednesday, July 19, 6:30—Crediton at Clinton Tuesday, July 25, 7:00—Exeter at Clinton Thursday, July 27, 7:30—Dashwood at Clinton Blyth Trotting Pony Race results Juveniles. win second game in a row Teachers undefeated in town league