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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1975-10-02, Page 6a .w,w:,.:u. ..008 M'..a? °u07109e.n87^10.0 .nutty Ulf mx.�[u�ar nt .. ..,orf 0.0 084 wi by went et. Tho clIntert team ta'".:. mad ' It tbl when fey P1; t otut EIS and nn to a 411 o f Wbit� at e Sunday's game is at the Clinton Park at 5 p.m. See you t,! s even series di s fl al's goal . carr these attempts wdawn is set for at theClinton' diamond 0 Men's Industrial Softball as the fifth and- final the charnpke ship careen the Huron and `the Clinton rill be played. elimination in the best of five series, the Birds fOI back from a 2-0 deficit in games to even up the series Yoking Yeasties The third meeting of Holmesville YaKing,Yeastees was held at Mrs. Betties' home on Sept. 29th, and eight, members answered the roll call "At What meal do you eat the most bread and in what for- ms'?" We made batter rolls. We baked ,these and they were delicious.' Audrey brought pumpernickel bread. Some liked it d ethers didn't like it. Our discussion followed. Each member brought bread with a win last Thursday night and another victory on Monday night. The Birds wan 174 last Thursday night and 104 Monday night to force the series to the Wait. In the Monday encounter, the Birds Jumped on the Deadstock for seven big runs, in the first inning. and then Deadstock ace hurler George McClinchey took Meet or rolls she had made prior to the meeting. These rolls and bread were judged, tasted etc. Bev brought instant blending flour. Our title page was desivied and chosen. Five girls are not receiving the Enthusiast and our leader is going to look leto this matter. Convergent yeast products were discussed. Our meeting closed by singing the 4.11 Grace and repeating the motto. Beverley and Mary Jean washed the dishes. --by Christine Burgess EUW:PTEED INVESTMENTS 1s!.stissats it Mu tkIy bluest Rotes Also Aviltebts John Wise nittiefibuty t General Insurance' Guaranteed Investments Phone 4112-9644 -Res. 412-7265 to the memo an me becloud, allowing only three more Bird runs. McClinchey also missed last Thursday's.Deaadstock loss. Greg Burns was hot on the mound for the Birds as he didn't allow one Deadstock hit for and 1-3 innings. Brian "Sly" Kennedy paced the Birds with two hits. ^ The final clash begins tonig @at (September 25) at S p.m. From the .. horses mon ?A (I of ec abitt T * Mirrors +� Sildhig WiideWs • Anniston, Storm Wiid.ws & Dsrs • .Rescreenisg • Patio Doors Discount otter expires Octal*Rr IS. MS o eiroch la; At tie Goderich Raceway Friday night in the first race, Rag Time Kid owned by Charles and Clara Brindley, Goderich and driven by Jack Meriam of Goderich was second. The second race winner was Scotch A Plenty. owned by Brian Rutledge.Brussels , and driven by Johnny Muir of Seaford). The mile was in 2:11.4 and the payoff was $5.90. Second was Mr. Bullwinkle, owned by Frank Stroop, For- dwich and driven by Dennis Jewitt, Clinton. The third race winner was Reggie Ford,, owned by Charles Brindley, Goderich anti driven by Jack Meriam. The mile was in 2:13.2 and the payoff was $5.50. Second was Janet Express owned and driven by William Orman of Goderich. In the fifth race, Granny Mathers, owned by Broken M. Stables Goderich and driveby' ,Eage}yne MAB fa m ThsiMn Me Winner was se . Single Johnnie, owned and driven by Johnny Muir. Th* mile was in 2: l l and the paydi was $3:69. Second was Scott's G owned by Edith Santis of ,Goderich and driven by Gerry Roebuck of Goderich. Second in the seventh race was Judy Mathers, owned and driven by Mac Sewers of Londesboro. The ninth race winner was Pebbles Girtowned by George Feagan, Goderich and Gerry Roebuck. Kitchener and driven by Gerry.Third was Tirnberina Hy, owned by Arnold Doak of Goderich and driven -by Brian Hodgson. . The tenth race winner was Crash Landing, owned by George Feaggen of Goderich and driven by Gerry Roebuck. At the Clinton Raceway Sunday afternoon, in .the first race, April Flight owned by Brian Rutledge Brussels, and driven by -Dennis Jewitt was third. Fourth in the third race was Judy Mashers, owned' by W.L. Sewers, Londesboro and driven by Mac Sewers. Fifth was Success Grant, owned and driven by William Caldwell. The fifth race winner was Robert Dell, owned by Lloyd Haskett, Lucan and driven by G. Arnold Campbell. Fourth was Kit Lee, owned by D. R. Bader, Goderich and Douglas Kir, Duncannon and driven by T4Y Qat. a tb mon �] �.�j ,:f• , a owned by Charles, Eugene John Fathers of Goderich and driven by Eugene and Gotdies Hit, owned by -Terry Rutledge, Clinton and driven by Dennis Jewitt. The sixth race winner was Muddy Royal owned by H. O. Jerry, Goderich and driven by Robert Jerry. The time of the mile was 2:09.3 and the payoff was $3.30. Out of the money was Deep Run Lynn owned by Floyd fvfathers. Goderich and h. By Ken driven by Floyd. Third in the seventh race was Merrywood Dee, owned by Jack Holmes and driven by Dennis Jewitt. Fourth was Cromarty Lass, owned and driven by Will Bennet of Seaforth. Fifth was Hark) Champ owned by Ernest Brown and Harold Gibbings, Clinton and driven by Harold. Fifth in the tenth race was Miss Belle Bars, owned by J. H. Fred Fowler Londesboro and driven by Frank MacDonald. At the Goderich Raceway Friday night, Jahn Muir of Seaforth was presented „with the Labbatt's Ontario Breweries awarrd for the highest average which was .672, and Terry Kerr of London was presented with the award for most wins, having nine in an. At the Clinton Raceway, Stan 'Maguire of London was p rented with the Molson's t aige being .508 nk MacDonald of Clinton having the most points at 150. We get. letters Dear Editor: How often have you heard the. expression, 'hat'sawful" or "I' m not eating that ! ' Many of us cannot tolerate poor food yet so few of us can imagine life without it. Try to visualize your life if you had nothing at all. Just try. No food, no lodgings, no comfort for pain etc. Surely you would help such people if they came to your door. Then why wait? Get involved. Save lives. Such people sttorld be remembered constantl ►. Please care. Oh citizens of .Clinton it's time we care once more and think of the millions of starving souls. That's what Thanksgiving's for. And all of our Thanksgivings will be most delightfully fair when instead of saying. "What can l get?" we say, -What can f share?" ,. , Please send tax deductable relief donations to OXFAM, 175 Carlton Street, Toronto, Ontario, M5A 2K3. Keep on holding those ova lkathons, bingos. rail les. etc. Hunger hurts. Happy Thanksgiving. Yours sincerely. Viviaunt. Wagner. Port Elgin. Ont. 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