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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1973-08-23, Page 7HOME HELP NO CHARGE FOR Housework, gardening, Painting, window washing other odd jobs for CLINTON RESIDENTS ONLY ENDS AUGUST 31 For further Information PHONE 482-3858 33,34b Truscott was convicted of murdering a schoolgirl, Lynn Harper, at Clinton and was sentenced to hang but later that sentence was commuted to life imprisonment. He was finally released in 1969, IT TAKES TEAM- I f WORIC.TO 'BALL GAMES AND TO PREVE,@ r °REST PRES! ANNOUNCING Iola Bailey Real Estate Limited, Clinton Office are pleased to announce the appointment of: • Liz Bell 366 Edward Street, Exeter, Ontario. Phone: 235-1956 as a member of their sales staff. Liz is fully trained to handle your property transactions whether buying or selling. She can be contacted any time at her home or the Clinton Office, 82 Albert Street. Phone: 482-9371, CLINTON NEWS-RECORD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 23, 1973-77 At the Goderich Raceway on Wednesday, August 15 the first race went to Jimmy The Butler owned • by Robert and 1-1,0. Jerry of Godetich with Robert driving. Third was Wayne Ex, press owned and driven by George Caldwell. Deep Run Frisco owned by Mr. and Mrs. W,O, McLean with Bill on the bike was out of the money. The mile was in 2:10 and the payoff wail $3, Scarlet Slipper, owned by Grant and Carl Fisher, was the second race winner with Carl on the bike. The mile was in 2:11:1 and the payoff was $9.90, Sebringville owned by Ray Mathers was second with Eugene on the bike. Scotts. Boy owned by Edith Semis and driven by John Duckworth was fourth. Fifth was Crimson Josie owned and driven by Bruce Volland, Timely Pat owned by May and Walter Pepper was out of the money with Frank MacDonald on the bike. In the third race, Hollyrood Duchess owned by James Chisholm and driven by John Duckworth was fourth. Rhythm's Nancy owned and driven by Frank MacDonald was fifth. In the fourth race, Miami Miss owned by Carmen Kerr and driven by Jack Meriam • was third. Deep Run Vomite owned by Mr. and Mrs. W.O. McLean was fifth with Bill on the bike. Mihidale owned by Cliff*, Walsh and driven by Frank-MacDonald was out of the money. Second in the fifth race was Brenda Hope owned by Carl and Grant Fisher with Carl on the bike. Tarragon owned by John Cox and John Doran was third with Ron Williamson driving, Rocky Supreme C owned by Alfred Grummet and driven by Dennis Jewitt was out of the Money as was Dream Camp owned and driven by Wayne Dunee. In the sixth race, Lady's David owned by John and Den- nis Jewitt was fourth with Den- nis driving. Fifth was Deep Run Billy owned by Mr, and Mrs. W.O. McLean with Bill on the bike. Sunday T. Wolf owned by by rilbieTi it le*1 ft Tv as e o the seventh race. Third was Noble Lynn owned and driven by Frank Darn. In the ninth race Little R K was fourth with Gerry Roebuck driving and Timberina Hy owned by Arnold Doak and driven by Jack Meriam was out of the money. Harvest Dalian owned by August DeGroof of Clinton and driven by Dennis Jewitt was second in the tenth race. At Hanover Saturday night, Shadow Bare was third in the sixth race while Miss Belle Bars was third in the eighth rade, Both horses are owned by Fred Fowler of Londesboro and were driven by Frank MacDonald. At Clinton Raceway Sunday afternoon, the first race was a division of the 0,H.H,A, Belvedere Pacing Stake. The winner was Teddy Crooks owned by Walter Kretz of St. Catharines with Larry Barrett on the bike. The mile was in 2:06:4 and the payoff was $74.60, Pierre Harvester owned by John Smith and driven by Dennis Jewitt was fourth. The second race also a division was won by Sonny Direct owned by Ray and Edna Steward of Collingwood with Don Larkin on the bike. Dean- bridge owned by Edward Bell of Blyth and driven by Palmer Kerr was fourth. The mile was in 2:08;3 with a payoff of $2.60. In the third race, Lee Camp owned and driven by Bruce Dupee was fifth. In the fourth race, Sandy' Doo Little owned by Leonard Hunter of Clinton was out of the money. The winner of the Hot, humid weather the past week has favoured the ap- pearance of ozone bronzing on white bean leaves, says Mike Miller of the Agriculture Office. Affected leaves turn rusty- yellow in colour and if severely damaged, begin to fall off, This leaf loss can cause con- siderable loss in yield, especially to crops that are just beginning to pod. Unfor- Clinton's 1972 Queen of the Fair finished among the top 12 finalists at the Sweetheart uee !4•C8nNst'' held at the 6 Canadilin National Exhibition last Wednesday August 15, Jo-Ann Palmer of Clinton made the finals of the 73 girls who were participating in the contest. She said she was very pleased with her showing at the CNE. The Queen was Betty-Lou Pokol of Wetland who represented the Niagara Regional Exhibition. Second was a Paris girl and third went to an Exeter girl. Wayne Dupee claimed Scotch A plenty out of the third race from Susan Gordon. We were glad to see that neither Dennis Jewitt nor the horse Pink Panther were seriously injured in a spill at the start of the fifth race. tunately, the condition is due to weather conditions and little can be done to control it, The Ontario bean meeting will be held Thursday, August 30th, 1973 at Jack Peck's farm, PM miles west of Kippen star- ting at 9 a.m. Growers are invited to attend and see the latest developments in variety, herbicides and fer- tilizing 1973 Clinton Spring Show Queen, Carol Weber, will com- • , pete next. ;year .5 ,Q.N.67 Mary Lynn Forbes, daughter of Mr,. end Mrs. Walter Forbes of Clinton, graduated from Victoria Hospital School of Nursing on August 3, 1973. Mary Lynn has accepted a position On the nursing staff of Vittoria Hoepital in London commencing in the Fall. LET US MAKE YOUR OLD FURNITURE BETTER THAN NEW! FOE. a free estimate and a look at our newest samples of materials — CALL CLARK UPHOLSTERY Phone 523-4272 R , Cook, Prop. Blyth, Ont. WE HAVE A FREE PICK-UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE Bronzing hurts beans Clinton Queen finishes in top dozen at CNE fourth race was Jay Bee Blaze owned by' Benson Feagan of Goderich with Gerry Roebuck on the bike. The mile was in 2:11:1 and the payoff was $$,60. In the fifth race, Adiade Queen was third for owner Alex Rohde with Gary Payne on the bike. In the sixth race, Artic John owned by Larry Dale and driven by Ron Williamson was third. Patricia Chips owned by Alex Rohde and driven by Gary Payne was fifth. The tenth race went to Derby Lee owned by Ronald Ellerker of Forest with Ron' driving. The time was 2:07:2 and payoff $42.40, This was also a division of the OHI-IA stakes, Goldies Cross won the seventh race for owner driver Bill Caldwell. The time was Truscott trial "an embarrassment" 2:12.:2 with a payoff of $3.90. The trial of Steven Murray Truscott is back in the news due to a recent Canadian Press story quoting Judge William Little, a senior judge of the York provincial court's family division, as saying the case is "an embarrassment to Canada that need not be repeated." The CP story quotes Judge Little saying "To have a judge tell a 14-year-old boy, 'You are going to hang by the'neck until you are dead' doesn't put us very high in the estimate of the world." The Judge said children should never be tried as adults even for murder, "We should be able to It took two graders to pull the wreckage of a collapsed building from the Baytleld Road, two miles southwest of Clinton last Thursday afternoon. The building was being moved from Vanastra to Goderich and fell apart on the road about 11:30 a.m. (News-Record photo) prescribe treatment for whatever term seems in the best interests of the child," he said, In'the same report Judge Lit- tle criticized the proposed Young Offenders Act which ' received second reading in the House of Commons during 1970. He said it would require police to charge lawbreakers under 16 with specific crimes rather than as juvenile delinquents in need of "care and protection." Even under the present law, he said, juvenile court judges too frequently waive jurisdic- tion and commit youthful of- fenders to trial in adult Court. 4 This is Our warm-up to winter. Our annual August Coat Event. The prices are right, the styles and color ore right here and everything is in tune to get you set for the warmest, most stylish winter ever., • You really should buy now. -1101111o. THE UNIVERSITY OF WESTERN ONTARIO CLINTON EXTENSION CLASSES 1973-1974 ( FOR UNIVERSITY CREDIT ) Edonotnics 20 (Introduction) English 33 (Chlidren't Literature) Psychology 20 (Introduction) ..... Philosophy .20 OntrOduction) ... ... Psychology 208 (Motivation) Tube. Sept. 18 /:06 p,m. Thurs. Sept, 20 7100 ThUts. Sept. 20 7:00 p.m. Sat. Sept, 22 9:30 A.M.. Sat. Sept. 22 9:30 a.m. ALL CLASSES MEET IN CENTRAL HURON SECONDARY SCHOOL Clarissa Meet for 19 three-and-e-Ouartor hour sessions, Deadline for NEW students applying for admission toe the first time end presenting documents Is September 4th. Contact the Offito of the Registrar - Admissions, U.W.O. for an admission application form. Sttidents PREVIOUSLY ADMITTED to the University of Western Ontario should REGISTER 114IMEDIATELY. there is a late fee of 310.00 f oirregisttation after Sep- tember 14, Credit COWS. Witten Ise le $125.00. the noncredit fee per Ceuta* is 981X00 and is net rettitidiliblii. 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