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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1973-09-13, Page 8The Clinton Juvenile gide softball teem were beaten by Harriston 11-9 last Thursday night and were put out of the finals this year. Team members this year, front row, left to right are: Mic Cruickshank, Pat Kay, Mary Jean Cameron, Joyce Wiens, Ruth Ann Nellans, Dianne Cunningham. Second row: official scorer Anita Brochu, Deanie Strong, Janet Graham, Chris Wildgen, Marlene Cunningham, Sandra Fremlln and Carole Cruicicshank. Back row, coaches, Jim Collins and Paul Bartliff and manager Dennis Fielschauer. Missing was Lynn Carter. (News-Record photo) Adema heads grass draggers The "LITTLE YARD around the Corner" is now CLINTON Watch our Ada in this paper and in the Thursday Issues tit the London Free Press. Our retotifir prides are competitive Our specials are something else and Oath and Carty saves 10% off our regular prices. We'll be moving our office and Showroom to the former Beatty Farm Centre on Albert at Princess In September. Watch fOlt. our Opening when "The Little Yard around the Corner" moves Back Uptown. REPAIR-REMODEL LUMBER&RUILDINGS90# with PRICED.RIGHT J.W. Counter Builders Supplies the Little Yard around the Corner One Block West of Albert on Princess St. dinton Phone 48 2-961 2 r° Don't Miss The Savings ANY REASONABLE OFFER ACCEPtED 110..ko, Prices Slashed Appropriately marked and sealed ap- plications will be received until 5 p.m. Sept, 21, 1973 for a position with THE PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT TOWN OF CLINTON Applicants should be qualified to operate town equipment such as truck, tractor, backhoe, grader etc. Reply in writing stating age, qualifications to: C.C. Proctor Clerk Town of Clinton 37b THE BASE FACTORY OUTLET NOW LOCATED ON HWY. #4 SOUTH OF CLINTON AT VANASTRA MI/ STORE HOURS. MON. THROUGH FRI 11 A.M to 9 P.M. SAT. 9 A.M to 6 P M STOCK UP ON.... STURDY WORK CLOTHES LARGE SHIPMENT OF MEN'S WORK CLOTHES JUST ARRIVED! ALL SIZES TO CHOOSE FROM MEN'S & BOYS DENIM JACKETS BOYS & GIRLS RAIN PONCHO SLICKERS ALL SIZES $3 17 TO $5 57 SIZES B YO 42 AS LOW AS $7S7 GIRLS TOTE BAGS 961 TO $221 GIRLS & BOYS PLAID BOMBER JACKETS FUR LINED 8---cLIN:IVN119E1INSOCORD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1973 Fastball league opens series Scotts Boy owned by Edith Samis and driven by John Duckworth was fourth. Fifth was Crinison Jesie owned and driven by, Bruce Velland. In the ninth race, Sebringville owned by Ray Matters ,and driven by John Mathers was second, Artie John owned by Larry Dale was fifth with Ron Williamson driving, In the tenth race Claybrook Ricci owned by Kenneth Holmes and driven by Ron Williamson was fourth, Judy Mathers owned and driven by Mac Sewers 'was out of the money. At the Clinton Raceway Sun- day afternoon in the fourth race, Nancy's Duke owned by R,A. Lawson and B.R, Lawson was third with William Ger- man driving. Fourth was Lee Camp owned by Bruce Dupee and driven by Wayne Dupee. Single Johnnie owned and driven by John Muir was second in the fifth race. Pink panther owned by James Lam and driven by Dennis Jewitt was fifth. Timely Pat owned by ' Walter and May Pepper was out of the money with Frank MacDonald on the bike. The sixth race was won by Shadow Pars owned by Fred Fowler and driven by Frank MacDonald. The mile was in 2:10.1 and the payoff was $3.60. Second was Miss Direct Baker owned by Lorne Tyndall and driven by Dennis Jewitt. Fourth went to Timberina Hy owned by Arnold Doak and driven by. Jack Meriam. A Mortgage Lifter owned by Gordon Ranson and driven by Norm McKnight was the eighth race winner in 2:11.3, with a payoff $12.20. Thoughtful' Louis owned by David Hender- son and driven by Gerry Roebuck and Clever Larry owned by Wn Laverty and Ron Williamson with Ron driving were out of the money, The tenth race went to Miss Belle Bars owned by Fred Fowler with Frank MacDonald driving. The mile was in 2:07.3 and the payoff was $5.10. Imp Mathers owned by Charles, Eugene and John Mathers was out of the money with John driving. Scotch A Plenty was clainied out of the second race at Clin- ton from John Paisley by Mr. Rutledge of Brussels„ follows: A stock, B. Empey, Ski doo, Auburn; 13 stock, P. Adema, Sno jet, Belmont Mich.; C stock, P. Adema, Sno jet, Belmont Mich,; D stock, Pete Nieuwenhuizen, Scorpion, Watford; E stock, Pete Nieuwenhuizen, Scorpion, Wat- ford; A super stock, Wayne Thomas, Polaris, Cardiff; B super stock, Pete Nieuwenhuizen, Scorpion, Wat- SIXTH-PACE Purse $300 1. MEADOW .1. RHYTHM D. JEW 117 2. GARS PRIDE R. AI LDS 3. NORTHWOOD FALCON MBA. 4. ROMAN JERRY N. McKNIGHT 5. MAY PARKER T. KERR 6. ADIOS TAN T.B.A, 7. LEE CAMP W. DUMF.: SEVENTH-PACE Purist. $300 1. BLUSHING PANDORA P. KERR 2, ROMPIN RHONDA F BRANsToN 3. PINK PANTHER 0. JEW= 4. MACKY DIRECT TII,A, 5. JAY DEE RIGGS A. ABBOTT 6, NANCY'S DUKE WM. GERMAN 7. JUDY MATHERS 14I SEWERS EIGHTK-PACE Purim $42,5 1. sEBRINGVILLE J. MATHERS 2. C.B. CARRUTHERS D. SHEWPELT THOUGHTFUL LOUISE G. ROEBUCK 4, ARTIC JOHN T.H.A. 5. GUR ANNIVERSARY R. GE1SEL 6. MISS JAMES MAC R. TAYLOR 7. OLIVER PETE A. ABBOTT TENTH-PACE Purse $606 1. MeeGREGOR JOANNE A. HARDY- 2. IMP MATHERS J MATHERS 3. IN II TWEEN R. WEICK 4. CoBURN IGHELL R. ROLLASON 5. AVON TRIM LEE M. POLLARD 6. W1412 KID IL MORGAN 7. HIKES JIMMY LYNN P. KERR NINTH-TROT Punt* $350 I. DELLA LOBELL ROLLASON 2, VIOL VOLO R. mOPPATT 3, LARRY LEE T.B.A. 4. pEARLE.ss FAIR A. HARDY 5. PETER CAMP P MAGUIRE 6. EDNA SCAMPER T. REATINGS 7. MURES CROSS WM. CALDWELL I A Vanastra Gun results GRAHAM Clinton Harness Entries At the 00400 Raceway on Wednesday !night, September 5, in the first irace, Deep Run Frisco owned by Mr. and Mrs, W,O. McLean was third 'with Bill on the bike. Just A Touch owned by Doss, Battin and driven by Rebert Faulds was fifth. In the second race, Gar's Pride owned by Lorne Logan was second with Robert Faulds on the bike. Fourth went to Sammy Sea ay; owned and driven by Map Sewers. Harvest Dillon owned ' by August DeGroof andVdriven by John Muir was fifth. Meadow J. Rhythm owed by Alfred Grummett and driven by Den- nis Jewitt rieas out 'of the money. In the third 'race Douglas Bars owned by Ronald and Geo. Feagan ,was second , with Gerry Roebuck on the bike, Fourth was !Deep Run Billy owned by M. and Mrs. .W.O. McLean with Bill on the bike. Fifth •was Miniclale owned by Clifford Weigh and driven by Frank MacDOnald. Noble Lynn owned by Frank Dam and driven by George Caldwell waS second in the fourth race. Third was Brenda Hope owned by Carl and Grant Fisher with Carl on the bike. In the fifthirace Pebbles Girl owned by George and Ron Feagan was second with Gerry Roebuck on the bike, Fouith was Derby {Bob owned by Robert McLetin with Randy on the bike. Hellyrood Duchess owned by James Chisholm was out of the money with John Duckworth driving. The sixth race went to Jimmy The butler owned by Robert and IH.O, Jerry with Robert driving. The mile was in 2:10.4 with a payoff of $5.30. Jay Bee Blaze owned by Ben- son Feagan ; and driven by Gerry Roebuck was second. Third was ;King's brother owned by Thomas McLian and driven by W.O. McLean. Tarragon owned by John Cox was second in the seventh race with Ron Williamson driving. Claybrook Way owned and driven by John Muir was fifth, The eighth race went to Hylyn Mary owned by Robert Doig and` titiVen by Dennis Jdwitt. The mile was in 2:11 and the payoff was $6.20. Third was Wayne Ekpress owned and driven by George Caldwell. ,,,,, oloYin ttttt tttttttttt ALSO SOME Used TENT TRAILERS ,and TRAVEL TRAILERS 1106104A4411000WWWAAWIT'Unt, Jim Adema of Belmont Michigan, who won the 1973 Kawartha Cup was the top points winner of the day at the Ontario Grass Drag Champion- ships at Hully Gully at Varna last Sunday. About 475 people saw $1,276 in prizes given away at the drags, which resume this Sun- day at Hully Gully at 1:30 p.m. Complete results are as FIRST-PACE Purse $325 I, JANET EXPRESS WM. GERMAN 2. TERENO PARRAGAON R. GEISEL 3, WEE PISTOL IL MORGAN 4. PIERRE HARVESTER D. JEWITT 5. GREENV1EW DUKE C. CRANDON 6. JODIE BAY A. HARDY 7. MISS DIRECT BAKER T.B.A. SECOND.-PACE Punt* $300 I. CHARLES PAL J. KEM I'S 2, GUNSIGHT G. DUKES 3, SCOTTS BOY J. DUCKWORTH 4. ATOM WEICK R. WEICK 5. ASTRA DEMON A. HARDY 5. JOSIES SONG T, KERR 7, POPS TOPS A. Amon' THIRD-PACE Purse $300 L. PERM'S GIRL G. ROEBUCK 2. SANDY 000 MTGE, T.B.A. 4. TONY BAY It. HITCHCOCK 4. LADY'S DAVID J. JEWITT 6. DUCAN LADY C. YOUNG 6. SUE'S MAYTIME B. ROSSELLE 7. NEWRY NIFTY B. ANDERSON FOURTH-PACE Pura* $300 1. TIMELY PAT T.B.A. 2, PRIMA DAVEY M. KFSTLE 3. LADY REFRESHED E. FELLOWS 4. SWELI.A P. HERR 5. DOUGLAS BARS 0 ROEBUCK 6. GOLDEN 'LIGHT D. RACKWELL 7. GREENWAY TIME STEVENS FIFTH-PACE Pers. SIN) I. SNOW SWITCH P. COULTER WILDWOOD DIAMOND N. ARKNIGHT 2.PRINCE SHERMAN T.B.A 4. PINELAND SCOT 13. HITCHCOCK 5. SCOTCH A PLENTY IL FAULDS 6. ROMAN WARRIOR A. HARDY f. MEADOW DUFFY I. DAVIDSON Year End Clearance of The Clinton Industrial League opened their playoff schedule Monday September 3rd with two games. The six teams are playing a round, robin series with the top two teams meeting in a -two out of three series at the end. • In the early game, the vastly improved Dead. Stock Removers upset the Bluebirds 7.4 Bruce Kettles pitched a strong game for the winners, Ron Graf contributed a home run for the victors while "Doc" In Third Division League play on the weekend, RI, Thomas Royals defeated Clin- ton S.C. by a score of 5-4. Clinton, playing with a full team and substitutes for the first time in weeks, came out strongly and although they went down by one goal early in the first half, they remained undaunted and Brian Jewitt tied the score with a well taken goal after fine play by Arm- strong and Lipp. Clinton then took control of the game and in rapid succession Glen McLachlan, Bill Cantelon and Danny Colquhoun added three more goals. At half-time, the score stood at. 4-1 for Clinton. In the second half, St. Thomas changed their tactics and played a much stronger game. Finally, with Clinton now playing lack lustre soccer and showing no determination, St. Thomas scored three quick goals on defensive errors by Clinton. With the score now tied at four goals each, Clinton gave up and it, was no surprise when St. Thomas added the winning goal to make the final score 5-4 Millar and Dennis rioistibailor hit solo shots for the losers, In the late gKIDO, the Colts defeated Holmesville 6.2 by coming from behind in the final inning, Ken Paer provided strong pitching for the winners, Last Thursday night the game was postponed, Monday nightf two games were played, in the early game, the Colts, led by the pitching of Ken Daer, downed the teachers 6,6. Doug MacCauley con- in their favour. This Saturday, September 15, Clinton meets Goderich United tributed a home run for the winners, in the late game, the Bluebirds -downed Holtnesville 7,3, Dennis Fleishinnter hit a home run for the winners while Rue, lteo replied for the losers. Dave Wilson pitched a strong game for the winners, Future games see the Kin- smen play the 1-?aci. Stock this Thursday, while next Monday, the Kinsmen battle the Bluebirds at 6:30 and Holmesville takes on the Teachers at 8:30, at the local "derby" at the Community Park. Kick-off time is 5 p.m. 25 out of 25 targets. Louis Morello, another Mitchell resident was a close second with 24 hits, while John Land of Bayfield and Bill Stewart of Goderich were tied for third with 23 each, Other scores include: Bill Thompson of Clinton and Glenn Mogk of Stratford, 22 each; Tom Allen, Londeshoro, 21; Harrison Schack, Zurich, 19; Mery Baskin, Clinton, 18; Bob Schultz, Clinton and Jim Hogg Seaforth, 16- each and Ashley Gilbert, Goderich, 15. ford; C super stock, Wayne Thomas, Polaris, Cardiff; A modified, J. Adema, Sno jet, Belmont; B modified, J. Adema, Sno jet, Belmont; C modified, J. Adema, Sno jet, Belmont; D modified, J. Adema, Sno jet, Belmont; E modified, B. Webb, Polaris, Huntsville; A ladies, B. Ren- shaw, Ski doo, Poplar Hill; B ladies, C. Hendricks, Rollo-flex, Simcoe; C ladies, G. Walsh, Rollo-flex, Dutton; junior, M. Darling, Rollo-flex, Ailsa Craig. Court News In Clinton Court last week, John Shanahan of Clinton was' sentenced to two months in jail for leaving the scene of an ac- cident and fined $200 for careless driving. Kenneth Deweerd was fined $151) and had his license suspended for three months, af- ter he was found guilty of im- paired driving. Norman John Sim was fined $20 and costs for operating a motorcycle without the proper license. Two area youths each received $40 fines for squealing tires on their cars. Convicted of making unnecessary noise were John D, Guetter and Keith Bot- tema. * a ,. In an experiment to speed up express bus service in Miami, bus drivers are to be equipped with special transmitters to change traffic lights from red to green as the buses approach the intersections, reports the On- tario Safety Untie. At the Vanastra Gun Club last Wednesday September 5, John Andersen of Kippen hit 23 out of a possible 25 targets in the trap shoot, while Merve Batkinof Clinton was second with 22 hits. Other scores in- clude Jim Hogg, Seaforth, 21; Bob Lovell, Goderich, and Her- man Fisher of &miller, 20 each; and Tom Allen of Loh- desboro, 17. . At the skeet shoot last Sattir* day, Dr. Andy Rynne of Mit- ehell had a perfect day as he hit 1$11titimininntiminimitontim111o1mmin 0,11111111111011111101111111111111111101111111111111111M111111111111111MOMMIIIMMOMMIIIMMIIIIn TRAVEL TRAILERS AND MOTOR I HOMES SEE OUR LOW PRICES ON THESE TODAY 2-17 Foot Sunset Travel Trailers 1-18 Foot Sunset Travel Trailer 1-21 Foot Sunset Travel Trailer 1.25 Foot Sunset Travel Trailer 1-28 coot sunset fifth Wheel 1-20 foot Champion Motor Hort* 1-24 Pool- Used Champion Motor Home ARTHUR MOTORS MAIN St 135-1373 EXETER fiouffl000diolimiimiont000thiikoitomatitiomiloioitintohouitititmitottmoimilotiolittooliooloimmumilioailittmitmomor, Kickers lose sloppy game