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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1974-08-01, Page 5Do you know who this dog belongs to? This cocoa brown French poodle was picked up on Ontario Street last Sunday morning and so far no one has claimed him. Clinton animal control officer Dick Eisler says that if anyone is missing a dog, they should phone him or the Goderich Vet Clinic. Here Stephanie Schilthius of the Clinic shows off the dog. (News-Record photo) LIST $3895.60 SAVE $300.60 $3595. LIST $4230,70 SAVE $400.70 $3830. LIST $4308.90 SAVE $408.90 $3900. LIST $4500,65 SAVE $450.65 $4050. LIST $4753.15 SAVE 6.503.15 $4250 Ventura 2-door Coupe Vohttur C415109.P.AliX5t C.,'•011P9 Ventura 4-door Sedah I ..\) VA I* I 10 Ventura Custom 4-door Sedan RIGHT ON TIME PONTIAC VENTURA SALE One Of Canada's Most Popular Cars RIGHT Size - RIGHT Price RIGHT In Time For Summer Driving NEW . 1974 VENTURA COUPE Six cylinder, automatic, power steering, whitewalls, wheel discs, side mouldings. Lime Fire Green, 2Y27D4W4146510. NEW 1974 VENTURA HATCHBACK Six cylinder, automatic, power steering, radio, whitewalls, wheel discs, window reveal mouldings, load floor carpet. Fire Coral Bronze. 2Y1704W14695. LIST $4150.70 $ 3830. SAVE $320.70 NEW 1974 VENTURA SED V-8, automatic, power steering, radio, whitewalls, wheel discs, defogger, window reveal mouldings, side mouldings, Ascot Silver. 2Y69M4W126844 NEW 1974 VENTURA SEDAN V-8 automatic, power steering, radio, bumper strips, whitewalls, wheel discs, defogger. Wheel opening mouldings, window reveal moulding, side moulding, rocker panel moulding, roof drip moulding,. Fire Coral Bronze. 2Y69M4W138638. NEW 1974 VENTURA HATCHBACK V-8, automatic, power steering, power brakes, whitewalls, trim rings, bumper strips, lighter, sport mirrors, accent stripes, win- dow reveal moulding, custom carpeting and protective mats. Bumper strips. Gulf MISt Aqua. 2Y17M4W133532 'NEW 1974 VENTURA CUSTOM SPRINT V-8, automatic, pOwer steering, power brakes, full tinted glass, window reveal moulding, wheel opening mouldings, defogger, white lettered b15014 wallS, tally it Wheels, lighter,radio, rear speaker, bilftlptir strips. Denver Gold. 2Z27M4W118229 • OI Venture Oustont Hatchback Coupe Ventura Hatchback Coups ow McGEE'S GODERICH S14.8301 Aiimumanisiiiiminiamiamanimainiminaraimiak Winning pitcher Brad Dutot allowed only three hits to Dashwood with B. Sehade picking up two of them and jirn Guenther the other on a seventh inning home run The Colts will play this weekend in a tournament at Chesley and then will be at home on Wednesday night to open a six game round robin series with Thorndale, Exeter and Arva. The two top teams will then play, a best of three series to Decide who will advance into the Q.B.A, playdowns. The following is a schedule of up coming play off gamed:. Wed. Aug 7, Thorndale vs. Clinton, 8:00 p.m.; Friday Aug 9, gltater vs. Clinton, 8:00 p.m.; Sun. -Aug 11, Clinton vs. Arva, 2:00 p.m.; -Wed. Aug 14, Ciin, ton vs. Thorndale, 8:00 p.m.;. Fri, Aug 16, Arva vs, Clinton, 8:p,rn.; Sun, Aug 18, Clinton vs. Exeter, 2:00 p.m. Come out and support the Colts to victory! BELTS SPECIAL RACK 1/2 PRICE FRIDAY NIGHT HARNESS RACING Goderich Raceway POST TIME 7:4511.Mk: . , ... • ___I---.-•.'_:--e.ArAlgeom. -s- - eff•-*--ix...reotii.-:--if-TERII.• ••• '' • AUG. 2 GERRARD'S PACE PLUS O.H.A. BELVEDERE STAKES • F • Covered Betting Area • Peri Mutuel Wagering EST. PURSE $4000 • Covered Grandstand • Refreshment Area • Nip Exeter 3-2 Colts .014.1.14TON NgWS,R.E.CORP, THURSDAY, AUGUST L 1974,76 0111111•;;;*,c.,:i..p..• Minors win one 'of four games REG. PRICED TO $185.00 SINGLE OR DOUBLE BR. SHORTS REGS, TALLS , SIZES 38 TO 46 The Clinton Soccer Club reached the final of the Third Division Cup when *they defeated Strathroy 5-1 in Lon- don last Thursday, Gerry Labb opened the scoring for Clinton when he directed a cross from Charlie Lipp, into the net. Shortly after that, Clinton went two goals up when a Strathroy defender, in attemp- ting to clear, put the ball into his own net, From then on, Clinton was never in trouble and a few minutes after the restart at half RACE I - PACE Purse $400 I. ARMBRO NAPIER 2. CHEROKEE BIRD 3. MAGIC MEADOWS 4. NANCY BELLE 5, NOBLE STEIN EL SAM 0 7. FOLLOWING SEA A.E. BLUE PENCE VICTOR H. VOLO RACE 2 - TROT I, FEARLIIIIS FAIR 2, RICHARD BROGUE 3. HERB MON, 4, EDNA'S SCAMPER 6. PETER CAMP 13 CATHY CAMP , 7. SCIOTO HILL A.E. BLUSHING PANDORA Wm Edwards JAT J. Pollard • RACE 3 • PACE Purse $300 A. Abbott D. Wall D. Bedard A. Hardy D. McNeil R. Rollason M. Pollard A. Hardy D. Wall Puree $325 I Jewitt H. Kennedy D, Jewitt A. Abbott J, Muir T,B.A. N. McKnight Purse $300 D. Bedard F. MacDonald R. Battin G. Roebuck G. Hill Hackwell D. Jewitt 15, Jewitt A. Hardy FIRST - Pace Nan-winners of *500 In 1974. Also aSSIbi. N.W. of $500 In last 3 start. GRACIE BABY P. Young DALE LEE BENNETT M. Watson scams G. J. Duckworth JIMMY THE BUTLER R Jerry MULBERRY PAINTER B. Maguire EASTER ROGUE •T.RA. MAR RAY DUKE T.B.A. SECOND - Pace Purse $300 Claiming $2000 - $2500 - Allowances FREIGHT DIRECT C. Young LEE CAMP W. Dupee DREAM VOLOO T.B.A. NORAL'MOON E. Hyatt TIMBERINA HY T,B.A. JUST HOSS J. C, Lester OLIVER PETE G. Campbell THIRD • Pace Purse $300 N.W. in 1974 112000 - LIMOme not Also Sigible CORKY CAMP D. Jewitt DERBY BOB W.W. McLean KERBS BOY . T.B,A. LINDA E. WALBOB R. McLean RHYTHM'S NANCY F. MacDonald CLAYBROOK CRAFTY J. C. Lester DARCY DAVID N. Campbell Al.. "OM: DEEP RUN FRISCO RUSTY DUFF FOURTH - Paco Purse $300 Claiming $1500 MIGHTY SPARE MIDDLEBROOK BOY OAKWOOD RUTH STIGGINS REGGIE FORD SOCIETY LAD JUDY MATHERS Also Ellaglin DEEP RUN BILLY LADYS GUNNER FIFTH 4, Pace Puree 2300 Imi Division N.W. 0500 In 1974 Also Eligible N.W. $500 - last 3 Mart* WAYNE EXPRESS T.E.A, TRAINED DICE N. McKnight SEBRINGVILLE J. Mathers CRIMSON JOSIE T,B.A. CACTUS MACK A. Abbott EXCEL MAC II Meriam ASTRA BLAZE H. Gibbings SIXTH Pace Purse $300 N.W, MOO In 1974 MOD DOA N.W, $500 last 3 darts, 3rd divialon CONRAY FROST J. Mothers SUNNICREST IRENE D. Jewitt HANDEE SIS N. McKnight BERTHMOR DORIS T.B.A. MISS DIRECT BAKER F. MacDonald SUSANNE'S DUKE LADYS DAVID T.E.A. SEVERN . Pace Purse 22529 0.41.HA. Rely/dere Ontario Eked Pacing L.C, N.W. $2500 as of Aptil 15, 1974 and 3 yr, olds, /tit Mg, Id Div, ALL ABOARD L. eremeaccs DARNEY'S POP N, McKnight DERBY'S GENT N. Campbell ROGER FROST R. Alexander GRANNY sdAttnna .1. maniere NAPAL HAL K. Houston Dn. I. PALE tti.A. sialfrn • Par* Purrs *2771 4.Hit,A.. *obedient °Marto *Mid Pacing Soria* LC, N.W, $2500 at of 11401i IS, 1914 2 and 3 yr. old, 7th isg, 2nd tow, MEADOWLANDER F. Dam MARY GO WAY RALE 04 LORIR MEP RUN LYN WAVES &JOY GgVALLER MARK W. O. kittkan IL Mulholland R, Rift TALA time Brian Jewitt scored fine goal to make it 3-0, Strathroy rallied and scored a lovely goal but Clinton came back with Jewitt scoring two more for his hat trick, putting the result beyond doubt and guaranteeing Clinton a place in Last Saturday night, the Clinton Juveniles defeated Goderich by an impressive score of 11-5. RACE a • PACE Purse $300 I. PATRICIA CHIPS 2. ROBRA GRATEFUL 3. KEYSTONE HEATHER 4. MARYLAND PARL 5. TARTAN ROSE 6. APOPGU PENDIN 7. SCARLET SLIPPER A.E. LEE CAMP SANDRAS SKIPPY A, Abbott R. Rollason A. Hardy L. Hackett J, Pollard R. McLean C. Fisher W. Dupee A. Abbott RACE 1 • PACE 1, GUN SIGHT 2. BIG TIME CHARLIE 3, LEE UNKO 4. DAISY 5. ARMBRO LAND 6. LINDY LOU VOLO 7. HAT CHECK GIRL A.E. AVON TRUE LEE TRIMMER RACE a - PACE 1. CHARLIE PAL 2. DECCA'S COUNSEL 3. HANDEE SIS 4. MISS EVELYN DEE 5, HONKEY TONK 6. ROGUES ROCKET 7, PEBBLES GIRL A.E, SUNICREST IRENE IMP MATHERS RACE 0 - PACE 1. MORNING SUNSHINE 2. MASTRO'S JANIE 3. BAY COMET 4. FLORENCE RICK 5. ROCKFORDAM 6. CALICO TAR 7. WESTERN KATE 8. MARCH MARIAN 9. MISS CANDY BAY RACE 10 - PACE I. COLAS DUCHESS 2. TIMELY BILL 3. JIM DEVASTATOR 4. SPACE MISSION 5. MISS PAL 6. GREENVIEW DUKE 7. MARSHALL WEICK NINTH - Paco Purse $750 ORMCO Invitation C.D,DUST E. Hyatt MR. GOLDFIGURE R. McLean MISS BELLE BARS F. MacDonald JAY B. BLAZE T.E.A, MIKE'S JIMMY LYNN G. Roebuck SMASHING GOOD J. Pollard ERIN DALE T.E.A. SHORT SLEEVE Alterations At Cost On MI Sale Clothing No Lay Awlya No ExChanges the final against Coder10. This game will be played in London on Sunday Aug. 4th Kick off time is 4 p.m. Any supporters requiring seats on the bus should ,call Don Armstrong at 482-9478,- Clinton didn't open up the scoring until the fifth inning when they got four runs off hits from Irwin, Kennedy, Burns, and Anstett. Goderich got one run in the sixth and tied it up in the 7th with three more. Bill Irwin crossed the plate in the bottom of the seventh inning off a double from Dan Colquhoun. Dan Colquhoun relieved pit- cher Don MacDonald in the eighth inning. MacDonald pit- ched a fine game, allowing only two hits and striking out 11, The ,Utveniles took Goderich for a ride in the eighth inning as they scored six more runs. off five hits to put the game in the bag. Goderich got another man home in the ninth to make the final score 11-5. In four games played on the weekend, Clinton Minor Soccer teams won one, tied one and lost two. Clinton Sharks, playing against Exeter. Atoms were our lone winners in an exciting game. EXeter 'opened the scoring but the Sharks came back fighting as they scored three Vanastra Gun Mery Batkin of Clinton top- ped the Vanastra Gun Club's trap shoot on July 24, with a near perfect 24 out of 25 hits. He was followed by Al Green of Clinton with 21 hits and Bill McNutt of Exeter with 20 hits. The top three were followed by Eric Collins of Clinton with 19, Jerry Steegster of Clinton, Bob Orr of. Bayfield, and Jim Francis of Bayfield with 18 strikes each, Jim Firogg of Seaforth with 17 hits ancrJoe Koene of 13ayfield and Wayne Recreationally Speaking BY BEV WILTON On Wednesday August 14th, there will be a clinic on lacrosse at the arena from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. This clinic will be conducted by officials of the National Lacrosse Association and is open to all ages. All equipment will be proveded so if you are interested in attending, let me know by calling the arena at 482-7731. The Clinton Playground is having a pop bottle drive from August 1 to August 9 and the children hope to raise enough money to offset the expense of a trip to Sea World at Niagara Falls. Just another reminder that the Monster Bingos sponsored by the Clinton Recreation Committee will run on Monday August 5, 15th and 19th. MEN'S SUITS SPORTCOATS CO-ORDINATES SALE PRICED FROM $ 1 9 9 5 UP The Clinton Colts 18th tory of the season gave them a peVect record for the 1974 season, It marks the third straight season that the Colts have won the'Huron Perth Pen- nant for finishing first in the league, On Saturday night, Clinton beat Exeter 3.2 on a ninth.in- fling single by Dave Fawcett knocked in Greg Burps with the winning run and Don Bartliff picked up the other hit knocking in the first run of the game in the opening inning. Brad Dutot's hard grounder to Exeter shortstop R, Bourne proved too much to handle as he bobbled it with two out and the bases loaded in the eighth inning tp score Clinton's second run. The Expos picked up 10 hits off winning pitcher Cam McDonald, Last Friday night saw,the Colts trample the Dashwood Tigers 27.4 in a seven inning game. The Colts picked up a total of 21 hits including home runs by Paul Bartliff, Zeke Fremlin and a grand slam by Stew Mustard. Clinton ties German team The Clinton Soccer Club retained their unbeaten league record when, they played to a scoreless tie against second place German Canadians on Saturday. The large turnout was not disappointed, despite the lack of goals, as they watched one of the most exciting soccer games to date. Both teams were evenly mat- ched with Clinton having the edge in the first half and the Germans taking over in the second half. Both defences were tremen- dous with Don McDaid, Doug Rielly and Ray Kennedy out standing for Clinton. clinch pennant De,afeat Strathroy 54 Soccer club in f "final United 2-2. Richard Johns opened the scoring for Clinton before United got going and went ahead 2-1. Sean Van Dongen, on trial from the Atoms, tied the game for Clinton with only minutes to go in the game. The Clinton Stingers, playing the Seaforth 'Celties', went down 11-0. Clinton Pee-Wees were thumped 12-0, also by Seaforth. There are no minor Soccer games this weekend due to the holiday. SWIM WEAR SPORT SHIRTS TEE SHIRTS WALKING SHORTS 'STRAW HATS DRESS SHIRTS 20% OFF SPECIAL RACK D. Jewitt T, Kerr F. McLennan C. Crandon Wm. Woodburn G. Pullman K. Hardy A. Hardy F. MacDonald Purse $450 T.B.A, G. Dukes G. Roebuck P. Kerr D. Wall P. Kerr R. Cameron 1. BETH ADIOS 2. C.C. STROUD 3. NANCYSANN 4. ROMANTIC PICK 6. MISS LEPAGE .. 6.ROLLYS RESERVE 7. LORNE STEPHENIE A.E. DEE G RIVER ADIOS DUSTY RACE 4 • PACE I. POLLY ADIOS 2. SAWMILL ROY 3. GREENWAY TIME 4. SCOTCH A PLENTY 5. NOTA SLOWPOKE 6. GLADIES BOY 7, WILL HE LOCKINVAR A.B. MIGHTY SPARE RACE 5 • PACE I. BRIAN SUCCESS 2. SANDY DOO LITTLE 3. JOSIES BROOKE 4, CRASH LANDING 6. ERADICATOR 6. SWINGBRIDGE 7. GOLDIES HIT A.R. • MOUNTAIN DEAL FASTKAT IL Meriam W. Edwards G, Roebuck T,B.A. J. Schinger E. McLean A, MacDonald T.B.A. M. Sewers W.O. McLean P. Maguire Clinton entries Purse $400 R. Robblee R. Morgan C. Young A, Hohner R. Smith R Lowry D. Miller M. Pollard A. Abbott Purse $450 J. Kemps H. Kennedy N. McKnight L. Hathaway L. Hackett R. Cameron G. Roebuck D. Jewitt J. Mothers Purse 29,453.33 B. Litt T.B.A. M. Waples Wm. Fritz M. Waples D, Duffy D. Jewitt B. Quinlan M. Manion Purse $1000 M. Lester L. Hathaway Wrn. Fritz D. Wall R. Morgan D. Jewitt R. Weick erten en tries TENTH Paco PEBBLE'S GIRL LUCANS LADY IN B BETWEEN BILLY GUY JERSEY DELL MVO MATHERS KILDEER DIRECT Preferred $500 G. Roebuck C. Young R Weick T.B.A. P. Maguire J. Mathera M. Watson Juveniles stun Goderich unanswered goals to win the game 3-1. "The Flying Dutchman", Sean Van Dongen got the hat trick. Stars for the game were Eugene Hoytema, Brad Forbes and Sean Van Dongen, In Mosquito .action, Clinton Cougars travelled to Seaforth where they tied Seaforth Club results Smith of Exeter with 16 each, In the skeet shoot last Satur- day, Mery Batkin of Clinton again , was the top marksman with 23 out of 25 targets hit, and he was followed by Tom Allen of Londesboro with 22 and Harold Smith of Seaforth with 21 hits. Next came Glen Mogk of Bornholm with 20, Harrison Shock of Zurich with 19, Wayne Smith of Exeter with 18 hits, and Jins'Hoggzof Seaforth =with 17. WASH PANTS $4 98 Special Greys SPECIAL $598 REG. TO $16.00 GROUPS $7 9 8 DRESS PANTS $5 98 REG, TO $29.95 SIDEWALK PRICED UP IAAJPOL '. JACKETSioA'1995 REG. $25.95 TIES REG. $5.$3° SPECIAL PSEA. 2 a $3 75 DRESS SHIRTS LONG SLEEVE c 9 $ REG. $10.00 NOW la SPORT SHIRTS DRESS SHIRTS $2 98 uP SALE OF :mg! 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