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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1972-08-31, Page 6R. MORGAN N. McKNIGHT D. WALL R. MOFFATT J. MANDERS T.B.A. T.B,A. 1. KEENE LADY 2. MEADOW ROACH 3. DIRECT CARRUTHERS 4. MIRACLE BEAU 5. SUSANNES DUKE 6. NANCY BELLE 7. EASTER LIND FOURTH-PACE-COND 1. MIRACLE CHARM 2. LUCAN'S GIRL 3 JUDY MATHERS 4. KAWARTHA CHERI 5. LOR WILL 6, MEADOW DUFFY 7. MISS GO MOR RACE 5-PACE-COND 1. TOPIC TIME 2. BEES GALLON 3. ROLLY'S MARK 4. DARES CARRUTHERS 5. PINELAND SCOT 6. TIMELY MARGE 7. VERSO DUKE PURSE $275 L. REVINGTON E. YOUNG T.B.A. T.B.A. B. ALLIN J. McCLENNAN M. KESTLE PURSE $325 T.B.A, R. MOFFATT R. RO,LASON T. KEATINS R. HITCHCOCK F. MACDONALD R. CAMERON Clinton Public Works employees clean up a maple that was blown down across the intersection of William and Ontario streets last Thursday night. The 15-minute storm dumped an estimated one inch of rain on Clinton and packed winds that some residents estimated at 50 m.p.h. (News-Record photo) Clinton Entries FIRST-PACE-COND 1. SPANGLER MAID 2. JUST TONY 3. SANDY DOO LITTLE 4. LADY REFRESHED 5. VIVA RICHELIEU 6. SHADOW BARS 7. SUSAN R LEE PURSE $250 C. TRAVIS K. DUPEE T.B.A. P. KERR L.. REVINGTON F. MacDONALD WM. BENNETT SIXTH-PACE-CLAIM 1. RED LION 2. CROSS CURRENTS 3. ADIOS TAN 4. ADLAIDE QUEEN 5. BELMONT ERNIE 6, PRIMA DAVEY 7. MISS SHELL PURSE $275 Ri STEWART E. PELLOW J. MARSHALL G. PAYNE R. MOFFATT M. KESTLE T. OENEMA SECOND-PACE-CLAIM PURSE $250 SEVENTH-PACE-COND PURSE $350 1. STIGGINS 2.CLAYBROOK RICCI 3. WILDWOOD DIAMOND 4. MABLE GRATTAN 5. UNION SCOTT 6. BATTLE CHARM 7. MY MICKY THIRD-TROT-COND 1. DERRY MAY 2. JOHNATHON DEMON 3. BLAZING JEFF 4. ANGEL BYRON 5. ARMBRO KOMMAND 6. CATHY CAMP 7. DELLA LOBELL J. KEMPS W. DUPEE WM. CALDWELL D. JEWITT L. DOAN R. KILLBY T.B.A. PURSE $275 B. MAGUIRE D. MORLEY R, MOFFATT C. CRANDON T.B.A. L. REVINGTON ROLLASON 1. DARCIE HERBERT 2. SEBRINGVILLE 3. SLOW DEAN 4. ROMPIN RHONDA 5. ASTRA BLAZE 6. TRAINED DICE 7. STERLING ARBELA EIGHTH-PACE COND 1, CHAMPION GRATTAN 2. NORTHWOOD GUS 3. KENDRA SEA 4. HIGHLAND SHEILA 5. MAR RAY DUKE 6. FAIRLAWN RICK 7. PINK PANTHER W. ROBBLEE T.B.A. G. PAYNE T.B,A. F. MacDONALD R, MOFFATT T.B.A. PURSE $375 J. KEMPS R. MORGAN G, ROEBUCK G. PULLMAN J. MANDERS T.B.A. D. JEWITT 1. MISS BELLE BARS 2. MISS PAL 3, ARMBRO KERNEL 4, IMP MATHERS 5. JR, GRATTAN F. MacDONALD R. MORGAN T. OENEMA J. MATHERS T.B.A. NINTH-PACE-INVITATION PURSE $1000 TENTH-PACE-PREFERRED PURSE $600 BOWLING" BOWLERS WANTED ALL SIZES - ALL AGES FOR LEAGUES * AFTERNOON LEAGUES * MIXED LEAGUES * MEN'S LEAGUES * LADIES' LEAGUES * JUNIOR BOWLING * SENIOR CITIZENS' BOWLING * TEENAGE LEAGUES - FREE INSTRUCTION - Our bowling centre is a member of the Bowling Proprietors Association of Canada and of the Youth Bowling Council which is a "Must" for your participation in Zone, Provincial and National, 7.v., Tournaments. 111101111111.11111.1111111•111.111111111.1.111111111•11 For Further Information Call CLINTON CROWN LANES 4824791 EVERYONE WELCOME DANCE Harbourlite Inn DESJARDINES ORCHESTRA Friday, September 1 St 9 A.M. - 1 A.M. Buffet lunch refreshments available Sponsored by Goderich Lions Club 50th Anniversary Committee . Dress informal TiCKETS $4.00 Per Perspil::p.T.1,. BEN CHISHOLM 524-7835 - BILL CLIFFORD 524-9097 BOB SMITH 524-7834 MAURICE JENKINS 524-8714 MORTGAGES First and Second Mortgages BOUGHT - SOLD - ARRANGED Available For FARMS - RESIDENTIAL • IMPROVEMENTS • FAR MOR FINANCIAL CONSULTANTS LIMITED 47 Mora Street, Harristen, Ontario • 696.2920 • 357-1656 Viingham Phone • 338-3031 OR 3384038 • • Evenings Nevi Dundee • Colts statistics PLAYER AT BATS HITS BAT. AVG, Don Bartliff 85 38 ,447 Brad Dutot 80 31 .388 Laurie Colquhoun 61 23 .377 Stu Mustard 95 33 .347 Doc Miller 99 31 .313 Larry Pickett 97 30 .309 Bob Livermore 12 5 .417 Danny Colquhoun 18 6 .333 Hans Leppington 23 7 .304 Cam Colquhoun 56 16 .286 Butch Fleet 78 20 .256 Rick Fremlin 50 11 .220 Paul Bartliff 37 8 .217 Greg Burns 75 13 .173 Jim Collins 9 1 .111 PITCHING RECORDS WIN LOSS Stu Mustard 8 1 Larry Pickett 6 0 Brad Dutot 6 0 Don Bartliff 2 1 MITCHELL FAIR Friday night Sept. 1 Western Horse Show Free Teen Dance to "Thyra", formerly Catalyst Saturday Sept. 2 Parade Horse Races & livestock judging etc. Evening Heavy Horse Show and Pony Drawing Match Dance to Wayne Riehl & the Country Versatiles Sunday Sept. 3 Starting at 1:30 Tug-O-War, ball games, Long Distance Run, horse shoe pitching EXHIBIT BUILDINGS OPEN AT ALL TIMES MIDWAY ALWAYS IN OPERATION "The Biggest Little Fair in Ontario" The Clinton Colts advanced to the Huron+Perth Championship against the Thorridale Angels following a 16-5 drubbing against Mitchell last Wednesday. Brad Dutot struck out 10 batters in going the distance for the third straight time against Mitchell, The Colts pounded out 13 hits, but were also helped by eight walks and eight Mitchell errors in coasting to their lopsided victory, The Colts batted around twice in the game by sending ten batters to the plate in each of the fifth and sixth innings and scoring five runs each time. Larry Pickett, Laurie Colquhoun, Brad Dutot and Cam Colquhoun each had two hits in leading the Colt batters. Larry Pickett had a double and single; Laurie Colquhoun two singles; Brad Dutot a triple and a single and Cam Colquhoun, two singles. Other hitters with one hit each were Stu Mustard, a double; Doc Miller, a double; Don 13artliff, a double; Hans Leppington, a double and Butch Fleet, also a double. Colts record this season so far stands at 22 wins and 2 losses. The Colts may advance into the Q.B.A. semifinals this weekend, but no opponent has been picked. Watch posters for further notice, • • (continued from page 4) from that of the Village Ratepayers, We would like to clear up another point, if we may diverge from the letter signed by Sine Herold, to the article on the front page of the Clinton News- Record of August 29th, with the heading "Bayfield upset over land deal". In it Blue Anchor is said to have declared, (quote) "The flats are inaccessible in the winter, thus, because they are not open to the public year round, they are legally Blue Anchor's." This is not a true statement. During the winter the road through the flats is kept open, for public use, by Bayfield's Road Superintendent. People go to the flats periodically, through the winter, to check their boats, which are stored on the flats, in cradles, until spring launching. This has been standard practise of Bayfield families and summer cottagers for years. Not only that, years ago the fishermen drew ice over the flats in winter time. In an attempt to clear up some misunderstanding which arose out of the Ratepayers' Meeting in Bayfield, August 20th, we would ask your further indulgence and state the following. Idle rumours are being spread among cottagers on the Lakefront area known as the North Beach. Those who are responsible for spreading the rumours are unknown, but wild statements are being made about "thousands of dollars" to be spent on opening the North Beach to the public. It would be an utter impossibility for Bayfield population .500, to attempt to carry out such a scheme. That area (the North Beach of Lake Huron) is in federal hands. If the federal government has such intentions, the worried cottagers have only to request information through Federal channels to find out, at first hand, if such an action is planned by them. The interest of the Village of Bayfield lies ONLY in the River Flats area and, when controversy over that area is settled, the Council hopes to find out if it is at all possible to make some useable path or narrow roadway from the River Flats to the North Pier, at the mouth of the Bayfield River, as a safety precaution. This is a necessary action, long overdue and needed in case of serious accidents on or near the pier, involving swimmers, boaters or construction workers, Such workers are present when the federal government has to make repairs to the north side of the Harbour. Should Blue Anchor succeed in their quest of claiming that part of the River Flats now in contention, no village rescue party could legally get to the North Pier, from the North side, without asking special permission of the would-be owners. They obviously do not wish to have the public anywhere near what they have tried to indicate as their back yard. Fishermen and Other Ratepayers of Bayfield Per Mrs. E. W. Oddleifson Names on request. WE ALWAYS TRY TO BE nr AND SPRKWE XNOW ITS OUR SPEED AND EFFICIENCY ON WHICH FOLKS RELY' HAROLD WISE LIMITED electrical - PfurriblhO And Heating Contractor A62 Bayffeld kcl.-482-7062 'an Isk.milism••••••rimoiwomonsiosipiaiii Bill's Billiards & Bowling 30 ISAAC STREET CLINTON 428-9042 COMING SEASON EVERY WEEKEND SPECIAL Bowl as many games as you wish for $1.00 Friday night - 7;00-10:00 p.m. Saturday afternoon - 2:00-5:00 p.m. Saturday night - 7:00-10:00 p.m, CLINTON RECREATION COMMITTEE WINTER RECREATION PROGRAM JUDO LESSONS Starting September 12, 7:00 p.m. at Central Huron Secondary School. Demonstration plus enrolment night. Males and Females of all ages welcome. GYMNASTIC LESSONS Starting September 18, 7:00 p.m. at Central Huron Secondary School. Demonstration plus enrolment night. Males and.,Females of all ages welcome. SWIM MING POOL HOURS - MONTH OF SEPTEMBER SAT. & SUN. ONLY 1 - 5 p.m. (SEASON TICKETS EXPIRE AUGUST 31st) NO INFANT SWIMMING THURSDAY, AUGUST 31 WOMEN'S HOCKEY LEAGUE MEN'S INDUSTRIAL BASKETBALL MEN'S RECREATIONAL HOCKEY * FOR INFORMATION ABOUT ANY OF THE ABOVE, CALL THE DIRECTOR OF RECREATION at 482-7731 row ***usw mvivioc. BANK FINANCE RATES II e.g. 36 months at 11.78% on new and used models moan USED CAR SPECIALS 2 -1972 PONTIAC Ventura, 4 door sedans 6 - i972 equi CHEVROLET Impala, 2 and 4 door hardt4s, fully PPed 1972 BUICK Skylark, 4 door hardtop 1972 TORINO 2 door hardtop 2 - 1971 CHEVROLET 4 door hardtops 1971 PONTIAC Catalina, 4 door hardtop 2 -1971 FORD Galaxie 500, 2 and 4 door hardtops 1970 CHEV Impala, 4 door hardtop 1970 PARISIENNE, 2 door hardtop 1970 FORD Galaxie, 4 door hardtop 2 -1969 CREVELLES, 2 door hardtop and a 4 door sedan 1969 PLYMOUTH Fury III, 2 door hardtop 2 --1969 PONTIAC Parisienne, a 2 door and a 4 door hardtop 20 - 1965 -1968 Models USED TRUCKS 1971 CHEV Ventura Van 2 --1910 FORD 3/4 ton pickups, a VS automatic and a standart 19/0 FORD 3'4 ton, automatic transmission 2 - 1970 G.M.C. 1 tons, cab and chassis, 350 engine, a 4 epee( transmission and an automatic transmission 1970 CHEVY van, long wheel base 1969 CHEVY van, V8 automatic 1969 G.M.C. % ton pleitup 1969 FORD Super van 1968 G.M.C. 1 ton pickup, V8 1967 CHEV 3/4 ton pickup SoWyS•NoSAAAANNAINs#0~,W Brussels Motors BP Service SfatiOn Phone $114173 S- Clinton News-Reord, Thursday, august 31, 1972 Colts trample Mitchell f .letter 1