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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1976-08-19, Page 6h ro tit O . till; a t a 0u g. irc o aided.14 e With a1i, Singlet Puckett F`rMOO- 'he scoff' stayed. 2-E0 until seventh ming when the pat the game out of RAVE 1 Pate IvILLGtTht LI:EV . oat;; i•1 Y E SUM= aLt. sztOrstoY et butler .fit. ,llel�, walk{ Hing � . Greg Bu s left fletd lie and Bern e left fielder, Nix, h red ar e olson followed • his Second single of the let scoring;. Burns. A single e and Grega' i r Butler us� bFawcett.. -. in P !!nhie . ,y acid . �: they eighth inningproduced �r the Colts ideal n o tib ` + n ere game., Asmany fans were leaving the park after the game, they were saying it was an ex- cellent game played by the )It . o lel ` is ing;1 } Cepa rue n -Perth sh- woh+:as t out Wit, r y CO t, Tl Colt n played a � h' lintonr!.iy� ^". a a4 anal ite'ble - at press times The , ►+ext game of is sc iesr ni Til ��y d• �'rtduy ,0t at Dashwood at: n Entries • Icaamdi LOitOolowe xBryan R. Colvin C. Fitter D. Jewitt _ KikCEZ-Patii PaneIr TRUEPERSOIVALtTY Lads' WPM HENLEY T. Kerr WVSUM J. Wallace P.J. *MR .l. Mikis SCORCHER WAVE T.B.A. WWGHEEL D Jewitt YONSYL D. Manley A. ttICKYHVOLO VALLEYCREES CLEO RACE? -Pace LOCKINVARVICK OAKWOOD RUTH GALT HILL DOUBLE ROYAL PowrsBEsT JODIE BAY KINOWAVE A.E. ossrLESS HYATIC''S BOY RACE4Pate - BOOBVSr MARGOJOHNSTON 0.4ZY PULTUSK MUDDIKIN U* AGRAPH TERRY THE TERROR AZ JANE EXPRESS BOBBY TAR RACKS -Pace SIEGEMKING MIXABLE BABE WORD? EAGLES ARMIES GIRL BOWIE ALICE SKIPPYMACGORDON ROB RON OBBIE A.E. D' Jewitt Wm. Caldwell Pease R. Perry A. Abbott Darling B. Maguire PI Kerr A. Abbott J. Muir M. Jorgensen D. Morrissey Pane WO J. Marshstl A. Abbott D. Jewitt D. Dotty T. Kerr F. Sadler T.BA Win. German T.B.A.• M Jorgensen F. Maguire N. Campbell V. Varsto to DeCaluwe V. How N. McKnight Jr. HIGULANDLA.WSON SWINGING BEAUTY tow taitotis .I*VAsxuctt ARGYLE WWI HMO CHAMP FINDER'S FEZ A.E. BARBARA"SSRADOW RACE T- Pace MI$SST IRE SANDRASSSKII'FY mamma mars MT KAREN C BYRD sonERTDSU, ANDY'S TERRY A.E. KENNEDY SPECIAL PACES -Pace PEBBIES GIRL PRIMA DAISY BDEBY JOE BUBBLING OVER REVELLE BLAZE ?RUANNA DUKE MONKEY TONK A.E. SAMPSONETTE LUCAN LADY RACE 9- TRACE S -Thu 5. NICDEMU$ HANOVER MISSSKIPPLRETrE CAMP SUSAN OAKNURSTSARGENr SCARLET WALBOB JAT STAGE DANCER A.E. CAM'S KATHY VAL DOR RACE ia- Pace MOTHER PA UcER MR. JOE KOOL LADY SAMANTHA ELSAMo GU$TOMAR LOBO DEAN GREENVIEW DUKE GCampbell . Pullman Parse IMO N. Campbell F. Mild D. flackwell R. Win C. Crandon IL Gibbingt J. McComb E. Hubbard Purse R.Me P. MacDas a1d J. Pollard V. Valuator* J: Wallace T. Kerr K. Wallis H. Kennedy ism J. M*tsha R Leiiso D. Jewitt A. D. Jewitt • T. Kerr K. Graham C. Young Pune Me T.B.A. C. Crandon B. Maguire E. Barnes F. Dam K. Houston R. Colvin P. Kerr .1. Muir Parse SIAN N. Campbell J. Darling T. Kerr G. Pullman T.B.A. T.B.A. R. Baton VANASTRA. POWER SKATING SCHOOL VANASTRA AIR BASE ARENA 402:9647 Fait Session Aug. 23 to Oct. 4 One Session per wreak for 7 weeks Fee: f2t. Mr. Rick Pettit 22 Cambria Rd. N. Goderich, Ont. PLEASE CONTACT IN WRITING OR 8Y PHONE 4$2-9457 524.2239 Sessions Limited To Avoid Overcrowding. The Huron Flyers Mosquito minor soccer team open the fourth round of the Border Cup when they Meet Stratford here tonight at 7 p.m. (Thursday). .m- (Thursday). The Huron Flyers, com- posed of boysfrom all over Huron County. finished seventh out of 94 teams who entered the. Cup and a a *eligible as one of the top teams to enter the fourth round. Ontario has never been represented in the Border, Cup Quarter Finals by a team outside of Toronto or Wind- sor, but the Flyers are strong favorites to break this ten- year monopoly. Ci Ie !>r a theqna for $175 the co +►lati'o?rt ci • u e „ 13 .e � c „ et t ii !t baseb i Ali a rece#tIy a cce te, rrl OM team won Soccer club ties Ingersoll by Rosemary Armstrong Clinton Soccer Club played to a 2-2 tie in a weekend game against the Ingersoll Flyers at the Clinton Park. Clinton, .with Derwin Carter back in goal far the injured Gary • Hesslewood, showed lots of hustle and deter- mination. Ingersoll however took the lead after 20 minutes play from a free kick outside the 18 -yard line. Clinton came right back to tie the score when Bill Cantelon shot one into the top of the net out of reach of the Ingersoll keeper. The score remainded tied Ramb1insfrom the races. By Lois Gibbings Dillon Song, the 11 -year-old trotter owned by George F. Elliott of Clinton with driver Terry Kerr on the bike, was a winner in 2:04.2 at Green- wood on August 10. Rannoch Ray N. was second two nights later for owner Bill Fleming of- Clin- ton. Tar Daw Duke, owned by Larry Daw of Clinton and Claude Daw of .Mississauga, was third with driver Nelson White in a division of the Ontario Sires Stakes for three-year-old pacers going for over $2,000 . on Friday night. Merrywood Hoot, a four- year-old trotter owned by Nancy Holmes of Clinton, got his first lifetime win in 2:07.4 on August 14. Dennis Jewitt had a win with Bold Tar Heel for Franc Stroop of Fordwich at Flamboro in 2:08.3. Rossland Abbe, owned by Joe McDaid of Goderich, was a winner in 2:07.1. At Goderich on Thursday night, Claybrook Kaola was a winner in 2:09.3 with driver Clarence Young up. John Muir finished second with Jarvis Counsel for Les Campbell of Seaforth. Peter Topic. owned by Bert McBride of Zurich was third with Jack Duckworth and fourth was Mindy Will for Ron Kerr, Goderich and driver Jack Meriam. Granny Mothers had a second for the Broken M. Stables of Goderich with Ray Mothers on the bike, after being third two nights before APPOINTMENT NOTICE Ci# SALES PROMOTION AGENCY LTD. is pleased to announce the appointment of Mr. 8111 Riehl of Clinton as Stiles. Manager. Having been associated with Gamester Advertising for almost ten years Mr. Riehl brings to our company a wealth of experience and ex- pertise. Bill will continue to serve yeu with his mobile showroom, with even more Hems Tan laths past. We feel certain that some of thesenew items will be of ingest to you. Please feel confident the same good service that 8111 has given you in the past, he will continue to give in the future. FOR CALENDARS, ADVERTISING SPECIALTIES, BUSINESS GIFTS AND SALES PROMOTION MATERIALS CONTACT CLINTON !BRANCH 'OFFICE. DIAL 442.9001 , A. trooper. President. a at Woodstock. Coseka was third for RosS Henry of Goderich with his son Randy driving, Excel Mac was fourth 'for owner Roy Meriam of Goderich with his son Jack up. True Personality, owned by Les Campbell of Seaforth, finished second for driver John Muir. Val Dor, a 6 -year- old trotter, won the fourth in 2:11.3 with John Muir for owners Bruce Hogg and Wilmer Preszcator of Exeter. Spinner was second in the fifth for his owner -trainer Velma Baird of Crediton with Dennis Jewitt up. -Jitneys Ready, a two-year-old filly by Ever Ready, owned by Clifton S. Walsh of Brussels was third in the sixth for driver Bill Caldwell. Fourth with Jack Duckworth was Nor- thwood Missey for Charles Knox of Goderich. Janet _ Express got her fourth win of the year in the seventh for Bill German of Goderich . in 2:08.2. Hazy Dares, with driver Dennis Jewitt. was second for owner Velma Baird of Crediton. Judy Mothers finished fourth with owner -driver Mac Sewers of Londesboro. Miss Ramah was third with Bob Deer up for Ron Doer of Goderich in the eighth. Bill Rapson had a fourth with Ackwin for Gord Rapson of Holmesville. Way Kid was second in the ninth for Robert and Verdun Vanstone, Goderich with Verdun- . diving. --Third- ... was Bay B .Hayfee for Harry Oakes of Clinton with driver Bill German on the sulky. The feature tenth race was the Reg. McGee Memorial Pace. which was won by McGillivary Boy, . owned by Mac and John Hodgins of Parkhill with driver Fred Sadler stopping the clock in 2:07.1. King's Greentree was third with Dennis Jewitt up for Wayne Horner of Brucefield. Mike's Jimmy Lynn finished fourth for driver Gerry Roebuck and owner Ken Walgos of London, after being third two nights before at Woodstock. At Elmira on Friday night, Chief Noble, a two-year-old gelding owned by Gond Rapson of Holmesville, was 'a winner with Greg Campbell driving. Shadow Bars won his sixth of the year for John Muir of Seaforth. He also has two, seconds and one third from 14 starts this year. Margie's Girl, by Excel Knight -Margie Duke, won her division of the Ontario Sires Stakes for three-year-old pacing fillies. This gives her over $30,000 from 11 starts this year with four wins, two seconds and two thirds. She is owned by Ken Parke of Zurich ,and _John H. Lester of Forest and was driven by John C. Lester. Saturday night at Hanover, Movie Maker Jack was third with Robert Faulds for the Big Eight Stables of Clinton. C. D. Dust finished second at Dresden for owners Frank and Gerry Johnston of 'Goderich . Quick Almahurst was fourth with Ken Hardy, for continued on page 7 at one goal each until midway through the second half when Clinton went ahead • on an "own goal" by the Ingersoll full back. Clinton continued to press and had some good chances to increase their lead but had no luck round the Ingersoll goal mouth. Ten minutes from the end, Ingersoll tied the game when once again, the Clinton defence failed to clear a loose ball and it was scrambled into the net by the alert Ingersoll centre. Clinton now holds sixth place in the 10 team league with a total of 10 points from 12 games. The home team should increase their points total this Sunday when they meet last place Portuguese at the arena field. Kick-off time is 5 p.m. See you there. Winners of the blue draw were Alex Harrett and Dave Counter. Bluebirds play in Zurich tourney Saturday August 21, the Bluebirds will take the field against the Lucan Irish 9 in the Zurich Men's Invitational fastball tournament at 9:30 a.m. The Bluebirds, are the defending champions of the Clinton Industrial fastball league " and are in sole possession _ of first place in this year's play. The tournament entrants are made of industrial and recreational teams from the surrounding area. Elmira, Brussels, Walton, Goderich, Lucan, Zurich, Exeter and the Bluebirgs of Clinton will round out a double knockout kchedule with games being played in Zurich on Saturday August 21. The University of Western Ontario EXTENSION COURSES for (LINTON, GODERICH And AREA 1976-» The University of Western Ontario will be offering the foltolring Courses at the) Schools indicated beginning at 7:00 p.m. ori the dates shown: CENTRAL HURON SECONDARY SCHOOL in Clinton English 133 Visual Arts 021 Visual Arts 147 History 141 Politics 020 Sociology 020 Sociology 231 Politics 140 Literature of the Bible Introduction to Visual Arts Canadian Art Post Confederation Canada, 1467-1972 Introduction to Political Science Introductiogi to Sociology Methodology and Statistics Politics of Developing Countries Mon. Sept. .t3 Mon. Sept. 13 Mon. Sept: 13 Tues. Supt. 14 Tues, Sept. 14 Wed. Sept. 13 Wed. Sept. 1S Thurs- Sept. 14 GODERICH DISTRICT COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE in Crich Philosophy 020 Introduction to Phi ie Thurs. Sept. 14-11:00 p.m. DEADLINE FOR NEW STUDENTS APPLYING FOR ADMISSION FOR THE FIRST TIME 1'5t September 3rd, 1974 Admission Appliation Forms- are available at the Main Of ri ce Cw t rayl Huron Secondary "droop, 145 Princess St.. 010 4111 and at merle Distr$d41Ieplate In, X04, South SIL, Gederich. Infermetlon Itle al as A 9tdstis IIP App ' . , 1-orms **Otto available from the Summer Woe► Ezrat, The U aiViersi; ► of W t Ontario. London, MA S IISW (SI") 4704 4414, 414 fur t eaoi!n no hitt me, ;striking out 18 Step e>r batters and only wag tree. Defensively when Mark needed help, his team. was behind him playing errorless ball. Stephen, had no chance as the Clinton s batssang throughout the game putting out 25 hits to gather 25 runs. ; • C ► uhoun had' tee se've'n at , :; r .�1't4, ..7►4 iF1C rou out w is th fourx batterwere ►it walked, an r dl scored on a-. ..- other run came another wild pitch. The second game in the best or three semi-finals - will be playedDashwood in Das �.,o. Sunday night at p.m. The winner will face Listowel iu - the finals. Vanastra Gun Club results At the August 10 trap shoot at the Vanastra gun club. Murray East, Clinton; John Anderson, Kippen and Bill. Stewart, Goderich, all scored perfect marks shooting 25 out of 25 traps. Bill Thompson, Clinton ; Jack Mills, Guelph; Tom Allen, Londesboro and George Hamm, Blyth scored 24 while Jim Butcher, Clinton scored 23 and Mery Batkin, Clinton; Jeff Darling. Exeter ; Manfred Dieroff, Goderich . and Greg Potter, Goderich scored 22. Herman Fishier, Benmiller and Jim Caldwell, Kippen scored 21 each and John Greidanus, Clinton scored 20 and Joan Dierolf, Goderich. and Bradley Mann, Hensall scored 19. Jim Craig, Clinton scored 18 points while Bill McGregor, Kippen and Ashley Gilbert, Goderich scored 17 L. and Bill Munro Vanastra scored 15. • Paul Stanley, Clinton and - Eugene Clark. Exeter scored 14 and Dan Crera scored 13 and Jim East of Clinton scored 10. At the Vanastra skeet shoot on August 14. Bill Thompson of Clinton hada perfect day hitting all of the 25 skeets while Paul Middleton, Clinton scored 23 and , Tom Allen, Londesboro; Harrison Schock, Zurich and Bill Stewart, Goderich each hit 22. Greg Potter, Goderich scored 21 and Mery Batkin, Clinton scored 18 w title Jim East of Clinton and John Greidanus also of Clinton scored 17 each. Ashley Gilbert, Goderich scored 15 and Jerry Zehr, Zurich scored 1 3. CAROLE SUTHERLAND Office Manager 'Clinton branch Ontario Motor League CAROLE SUGGESTS... :Mat yaw Rook NOW for Christmas and Spring Break Avoid disappointment and Receive an "Early Bird Bonus" for confirmed booking in' August only. Drop in today to Ontario Motet League world w Registration No. 000,045 7 RATTENBURY ST. CLINTON +If 482.9300 OUT OF TOWN PHONE TOIL Fila 1-24:5.31$1 rho Most Trusted Nome In Travel" At Buffy's we're going to build a better Burger..: But first of all we have to build Buffy's! WATCH FOR OUR OPEN HOUSE Bryan Williams. HURON STREET, CLINTON s fetor