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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1976-11-04, Page 6y,hlaSted c.tligb wi ngther ex, O lice and silsted Again „ ilyerto ,ed I1 aurman iauer repUed beeIDriyes.c The, defending Group champions,. -the Port gig* Sunocos led by hlgh.. scoring -invade Clinton ni,--knishtto face-off against the Colts in their first encounter of the oynting, season. Port Elgin lest its opener 6-2 to Milverton but ,r4-1 Ung • By Lels Blhhingi Merrywood' Hoot, a four- year old, trotting gelding, by Hoot Frost - Jesabel Hill, got s sixth win of the year in 2.064 atWindsor Raceway on October 27, with driver Jerry Duford up. Be also has had eight seconds and one third this year for his owner Nancy Holmes of Clinton. Nancy also recently puchased the broodmare Jesabel Hill, from the Merrywood Farm of Grand'Bend. At London,. on Wednesday night, El Sam O. owned by Richard Burgess and Joe Dick of Seaforth, was fourth with Gerd Pullman on the bike. From 38 starts this year he has one win, nine seconds and 11 thirds, good for over $8,000 this year. Truanna Duke. a seven-year-old mare by Newport Duke - True Anne owned by Wayne Horner of Brucefield, was third for driver Dennis Jewitt. She has a reser(' of 2:05.2 this year and has six wins, - three seconds and five thirds from 36 starts. Another of Wayne's horses, Keystone Hartree, was a winner at Flamboro on Tbitrsday night in 2:10.2 with Paid Matthews driving. Quick Almahurst, owned by Bill Fleming of Clinton, was fourth at Windsor ,ono FridaY night with. Ken Hardy. A yearling half-brother, Quantas Almahurst, by High Ideal - Queen Wave, was sold at the Tattersalls Sale to Wes Coke of Toronto for $26,000. At London on Friday night, Minor hockey schedule changes Thurs. - Nov. 4. 5- 6 p.m. Bantam Fri. - Nov. 5 , 5 - 6 p.m. Bantam., Sat., Nov. 6, 12 -1 p.m. Novice 1 - 2 Atom Houseleague 2 - 3 PeeWeenouseleague 3 -4:15 Atom vs. Mitchell. 4:15 - 5:30 - Pee Wee All Star practise 5:30 - 7: Bantam vs. Palmerston. - 8:30 -Midget vs. Wingham 8:30 - 10, Juvenile practise. Monday, Nov. 8, 5 - 6 p.m. Naivice. 6 - 7 Atom House League. 7 -14:20.Tuvenilp Tues. Nov. 9 - 5-6, Atom All Star praCtICA '6-7, Pee Weegouse League. Wednesday Nov. fo, 5 - 6 Novice. 7:30 Midget and p1ahockeforblibome tO 2 14 ellY who missed last SIM ame will be in the lineup and will definitely add speed and scoring punch to the Colts'attack. Game time 1s8 p.m. from the races Valleycreek Cleo was second for owner - drivdr Bill Caldwell el Clinton. Coseka, owned by Ross Henry of Goderich was third with Randy on the bike. Verdun Vanstone finished second with Way Kid, who at 14 is nearing the end of his racing career, isby Kimberly Kid Lady Gainesway, and has a record of 2:02 with earnings of over $140,000. He is owned by Robert and Verdun Vanstone of Goderich. Noticed in "the Harness Horse” that Jay Bee Blaze, an eight-year-old chestnut gelding by Brother Harmony - Miss Cailie Grattan, won in 2:01.4 •at the new "Meadowlands" track in New Jersey with driver Greg Wright. He was raised by Jean and Ben Feagan of Goderich and raced orally with Gerry Roebuck until he was six years old, when he went to the Ron Feagan stable. He was claimed near the end of 1974. Last year at seven, he got a new record of p, 2:011 and had lifetime earnings of nearly $47,000. At Western Fair Raceway in London on Monday night, Hickory Lassie, owned by Frank Cook of Clinton -finished third for driver Max Jorgenson. Gerry Roebuck was second with Pebble's citht which he co-owns with George Feagan of Goderich. C.D. Dust, ()Wiled by Frank and Gerry Johnston of Godericit, was third with Earl Hyatt on the bike. Muskoka Belle .was'fourth in the same race for owner Wayne Horner of Brucefield. Little Arnie, who set a new track record of 2:04 at Clinton on, Septexnber 19, got a new lifetime mark of. 2:01.1 at Windsor on Sunday night. Smile Adolescent: a teenager who acts like a baby when you don't treat him like an adult. The Clinton Colts Intermediate hockey e year when they beellthe powerful Ve opening game of their regular seas° zoom in on the Milverton goalies fNews- 114on Drived .they viesi4belart SlAdacilnitulengr 1421 t h ithes w, ere Zeke FreM11130 5, and Victor Kennedy, 18, qrdphoto) • Stangs- extend record to. 6 The Clinton Junior "C" Mustangs beat Port Elgin 12-4 last Friday night in Clinton to run their record up to six wins against one loss this year. The Mustangs were down 1- 0 early in the first period before Tim McLean popped in his first of the night at 1:09 and never looked back, carrying a 3-1 lead into the dressing room after the first frame on two other goals by Dave Stepanson and John Hanly. In the second period. the Mustangs dumped in six more goals against only ane •Port Elgin reply and led 9-2 before the buzzer rang. Second period goals were notched by Randy Millar, John Hanly, Jamie Tompson, Peter Thompson, Tim McLean, and Steve Cook. Clinton scored three more times in the third frame. while Port Elgin replied with only two more to make the final score 12-4. Third period Clinton efforts came off the sticks of Dave Watt, Randy Millar, and Ken Robinson. • Steve Cook also picked up three assists, as did Dave Watt, while doubles went to Robert Heard, Ken Robinson, Jamie Thompson and Peter • Figure skating club holds successful sale Last Saturday, October 30th came and went and on it •the Clinton Figure Skatingl Club parents and skaters celebrated -at their fun party - the Hallowe'en Rummage Saleand Bake Sale. Held in the town hall, it attracted quite a good buying crowd. As fast as Carol and Cheryl Beane set up their decorative orange pumpkins on the town hall steps, they had en- thusiastic buyers. A quick trip home, and the president's wife Anne Beane hastily brought more pumpkin replacements. Indoors, a huge display of mouth watering pastries were sold at the bake'table. The rummage sale featured brisk sales iii used children's, ladies and men's wear, household items, toys and trinkets. Two racks of special consignments of many skating dresses, pants, and, skates attracted a steady business of 6 - 12 year olds trying on "in the fitting room." There should be a colourful little fashion show on ice this Saturday when the juniors and intermediates wear their new dresses bought at the sale. Dorothy Dupee and her skating family offered a raffle draw on a pair of figure LONG LIFE—TROUBLE FREE PUMP gp Fully accessible for so 2 HP no V motor morns easy maintenance lubricated sow, se CASH PRICE WOO. F.0.8. CLINTON • 15 foot heavy duty AC lino CO $41 with wand & cord- rtivIsterl 25 foot VS" ID 2758 psi nylon pressure hose • Triple plunger lops Ws reliable pump • * Whir starting rated PAL ON. OFF switch OPTIONS AVAILABLE • Trig 010.ratod gun with ettieedtr valve e Custom sited cattra Wig* •twitsSiire hese new, * EPPS SUM & SstrVic. DEMONATBATION 4 -SY APPOINTMENT 0,51t412441it skate cakes decorated at- tractively to perfectien. Another single skate cake was offered as a second prize. Draws were made at the close of the'sale, the lucky winners being Michael Woods for first prize and Linda Riley for second prize. A very gratifying amount of money was realized but even if the club had made no money at all, the event would have been successful - for its nthusiasm, comradeship and, grand •sociability Thanks folks, -for rur ex- , cellent support, be you a donator of time and materials or be you a inlyer. The sale's success depended on the both of you. , . • A very successful soccer tournament was held at Huron Centennial Public School last Tuesday with 350 children participating from six schools in very close play. Holmesville won both the girls and boys divisions, while Huron Centennial was second ha the boys, and Clinton and Blyth tied for second In the girls. But Hulled' and Seaforth were also very close. (News -Record photo) Scour Treat A new product in treatment of scours. Available only from SHUR-GAIN SHUR-GAIN Scour Treat is used' for the treatment of bacterial enteritis and pneumonia. Indicated image is for treatment "f pst2s. calves, foals. and dogs and cats too. • It contains neomycin. and two sulfas plus electrolytes such as calcium chloride. mag- nestum chloride, sodium chloridc.and acetate saiks of potassium and sodium This easy-to-use new SHUR-GAIN product is cifecine and economical Thompson. Getting single assist were goalie Mark Nelson, Dave Stephenson, Paul Robinson, Randy Millar, Bill Roy, and Mark King. Mark Nelson faced 37 shots in the Clinton net., while Clinton took 57 shots on the Port Elgin goalkeeper. The Mustangs are away this weekend, when they run up against the undefeated Listowel Cyclones at 80.m. in Listowel Sunday night. Th_e 'Stangs next home game isn't. until next Friday November 12th when they host the Cyclones for an 8:30 p.m. face-off. CENTRAL JUNIOR Tussolirs SCORE ustowene. 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