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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1978-07-06, Page 6604 • PAGE 6,•—CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, JULY 6, 1978 Soccer club out of Cup toy Rosemary Armstrong The Clin'ton Soccer Club was eliminated from further play in the third Division Trophy Race on June 24 when the team lost by a 3-1 score to the Strathrgy New -'-Canadians. Strathroy went ahead on a penalty shot which was saved by Juengen Hellman on the first try put the rebound was taken quick•iy and put well beyond Hellman's reach. The "Strathroy team looked very strong and impressive, but once Clinton overcame their "cup nerves," the local team settled down to play better than they have done all season. Strathroy had all the breaks going their way as goal number two went in over Heliman's head and Clinton was deflated for awhile. When the third goal was scored it looked as if Clinton might as well give up, but to give them credit, the team got together again and stormed hack for a fighting finish. Grant Clark scored a fine goal to cap his efforts of the day, but time rah out with the final score, 3; Special mention to the entire team's splendid showing with extra plaudits to Alex Harrett, the Kennedy brothers, Ray and Brian,. Grant Clark and Pete Wise for a great game. Clinton has no game this week and travel to Goderich for a 4 pm match on Saturday, July 15. Vanastfa Gun Club John'i Hessel of Goderich and Ernie Marshall of Mitchell were the top shooters at the Vanastra Gun Club trap shoot on June 27. Each man hit a perfect score of 25 points. Jamie Caldwell of Kippen, Bill Thompson of Goderich, Jim Butcher of Clinton, Jack Mills of Guelph „ and Jody Mosuringohn of Staffa all hit 24 traps. Bill Boussey of London, Dan Crerar of Kippen and Mery Batkin. all followed with 23 points apiece, John Gredanus of Holmesville shot 21 while Bert Mahaffy of Fullarton and Paul Middleton of Clint& each hit, 20. Ken Schroeder of Goderich had 14 and Doug Sutton of London had 13. John Vanloo of Clinton came -last with 12 hits. In the skeet shoot held on' July 1, Bill McNutt of Exeter, was the top marksman with 25 points. Harrison Schock of Zurich and Tom Allin of Londesboro followed in second place with 23 hits each. Mery Batkin, Joe Kenda and Bill Boussey each had 22 points while Paul Haggitt of Zurich and John Hessel had 21 hits. Bob Snell of Exeter hit 19, Doug Bender of Woodstock had 17 and Jim.Butcher hit 16 skeets to come in last. Area towns honored Towns in Huron County will be honored at the Clinton Kinsmen Raceway this summer, in a move by the racetrack to renew friendships with the towns, and thank the thousands of local hor- semen and fans that support the harness racing oval. The towns will be honored • at the "B" track's special twilight race meet,' ,.,,the only twilight meet in Ontario during three Thursday' in July. The testimonial nights Naturallyspeakiflg By Steve Cooke The last Saturday in June traditionally heralds the opening of the bass season. Coupled with the fact that most people take their holidays in July and August, and that bass are found alrhost everywhere, (the Maitland River being one of • the prime spots in Ontario) kids and adults alike can look forward to some relaxing fun filled summer days ahead. The largemouth bass is of course the king,of the bass world,, but for my money, the smallmouth is the scrappier fighter. Both, however, respond well to the same fishing techniques: Probably the most universally used and -the most consistent producer of big bass is/ the plastic worm. When worked skilfully around stumps, logs, rocks, or weeds, the plastic worm will outfish any other bait two to one. It does, however, take time and practice to learn how to use it properly. The best bait without a doubt for the beginner to use is thecommon minnow. Just ,cast the minnow near any potential snag or weed bed and let mother nature do her work. Hellgramites can he fished in a sirniliar fashion, but require more work to keep them from crawling under a rock. Spinners, spoons and plugs will also produce bass if you don't mind losing a few on snags. The best bet, however, for the evening or early morning fisherman is the popper. This lure is designed to float with a concave. face. When the lure is. twitched, the trapped bubbles make a little "burble" and attract feeding bass to the lure, This is generally only effective, however, when the sun is off the water and the bass have moved to the surface to feed. Both the smallouth and 'the largemouth are particularly good eating, especially when caught early or late in the season. They do, however, tend to become "wormy"during the hot summer season. If a fish is wormy, chances are 9 out of 10 that it will show up in the gills. Look at the gills when you catch a fish, and if you see white spots (even one or two) on them, the flesh is probably infested. The parasite, while it is not infectious to humans and is destroyed in cooking, makes the prospect of eating the fish rather unappetizing. Don't let this deter you from fishing for bass, however. Even if you release every one, or just go trying for that one big lunker, you're in for a whole lot of fun. 1�. NOW OPEN! Pitk Y�aur Own STRAWBERRIES OPEN DAILY, INCLUDING SUNDAY AT 8 A.M. NO POTS 017 PANS BRING YOUR OWN , QUART BOXES 2, 4 OR 640T. BASK1TS. OR QT. BOXES CAN NE PURCHASED will start off on Thursday July 13, when the citizens of the Exeter area will be honored during the ten - race fully parimutuel • licensed race card. Exeter.horsemen, Tom Yearley, 82, one of the pioneers in harness racing in southwestern Ontario, will be honored at a special trackside ceremony, and the feature -,,race of the night is the Tom Yearley Pace. Mr. Yearley, even though he is now retired from active participation in the sport, still takes a great interest in stan- dardbred racing after a career that has spanned six decades. Seaforth, another hotbed of harness racing, will be honored on Thursday, July 20, and Goderich, the Lake Huron town that until last year had its - own race meet, will be honored on the last of the twilight meets on Thursday, July 27.' During their particular night, residents from each town will be eligible for 1/2 -price admission. As well as the 10 -race twilight cards, which start at 5:15 p.m.,' the Clinton Raceway also has racing every Sunday until October 1, with post time at 1:30 pm. Huron's' ' other town, Winghaltm, will be honored on International Plowing Match Day on Sunday, September 24. Hully Gully happenings The Ontario Motocross Championships are coming to Hully Gully this Sunday, July 9th. Heading the list of pros entered for this Sundays event is Kirk Bigelow of Rochester, Michigan. Bigelow leads the pack with 50 points followed closely by Leo Wilson of Delevan, New York and Alan Logue of Hamilton Turn to page 7 • Fender bender Two cars received a total of $1,48,0 in damages on Monday afternoon When they. tried to manoeveure through a green light at Clinton's main intersection. The drivers, Alfred Page of Toronto and Petronella Gonnie of RR5 Clinton escaped uninjured from the crash. (News -Record photo) sports Clinton. radeway entries ►l E: tom" Trp* -15,4N2 CARRI('K'S PRIDE C. Lawson LINF'IEL.DSATOM T. Keelii9B KAWARTHAJEANIE`—" R Mcean BETTY'S BOMBER L. Dixon LADY PAULINE L. Rocheleau FROST SEASON RACE Pace ROI3RA DILLER MISS RHONDA,)Q,F BILLY WAVE R.H. RONALD ARGLE ED KIT. I,FF NOT A SLOW POKE A.E. HARLO CHAMP HAZY DARES RACE 3 Pace N, White 3425 R. Cake R. McLean R. Waples D. Jewitt R. McLean R. Henry W. Bennett H. Gibbings R, McLean 3325 DOTS LADY R. McLean FUTURE FORTUNE R. McLean PEGGYS SUGAR PLUM D. Barnes ALIIACORE R. Lindenfield WARREN'S DUKE F. MacDonald ALONZO ADIOS G. Pullman DARJO WEICKJ R. Rundle A.E. BELLE DARIEL H.A. DEVIL D. Jewitt B. Habkirk RACE 4 Pace , 3350 SOUTH-BYRD' H. Leatherdale VAN ORDER D. Jewitt SILVER CREEK CREED T. Kerr GOLDIES HIT F MacDonald Ramblings from the races by Lois Gibbings Dennis Jewitt con- tended his winning streak when he finished first with four horses at Clinton Kinsmen Raceway on Sunday afternoon. Last week he had three winners. R.H. Ronald, owned by Ian and Jim Fleming of Clinton, lowered his pacing record,from 2:12.4 to 2:07.3 for his first victory in 1978 from 14 starts, in the second race. Kari T. $eelster, a three-year-old colt by Tarport Count -Keystone Jam, was a winner in 2:11.1 for owner -trainer Wayne Horner of Brucefield in his first lifetime start. Skippy Del, owned and trained by John Jewitt of Londesboro gave Dennis his third 'win of the day. The four-year-old mare by Skippy's Pride, C.- Del's Gal had her first win timed in 2:09.2 in the fifth. Imshi Alla N., a New Zealand bred pacer, owned by Wayne Horner, accounted for the fourth winning ride for Dennis in capturing the -seventh in 2:08.4. Billy Wave, another pacer owned by Wayne; was first in 2:.08.4 with driver Ray McLean in the eighth, for his second win this year from five starts. Iron Lassie, owned by Bert < McBride of Goderich, took a new record of 2:09.1 in win- ning the sixth. with Ray McLean up. Mike 'Meadow was second with Verdun Vanstone on the bike for owners Jean and Ben Feagan of Goderich while Jack Duckworth drove Shar Mel • to a fourth place finish for Larry and Ray Jeffrey of Goderich. Dennis Jewitt was second with trotter Merrywood Hoot for vwnef' ,Nancy Holmes of Clinton and trainer Walter Oster in the first Tony Bay, owned by G. Ross McEwan and Lorne Brown of Clinton, had a second place finish for trainer, Walter Pepper and driver Ross Battin, in the second, followed by For Your Sunlmer Fun in the Sun at the Beach, Goff Course and Tennis Court May we suggest *SWIM SUITS *KNIT SHIRTS *SHORT -SLEEVE SHIRTS *SHORTS *SUMMER SLACKS 15 ACRES IRRIGATED' JACKBELL RR. NO. KIPP 1262-5878 Turn lift at Kipprn on Highway No. 4, titian 11/4 miloti omit. Watch for (.• , 4v H.O. '(Bud) Jerry of Goderich with his Muddy Royal, third and Ray McLean fourth with Chappy Herbert for Wayne Horner. ° Frank MacDonald was third with Apache Grey for Brian . Rutledge of Brussels, in the third, while Randy Henry drove J.C. Lornie Lee to a fourth spot for Doug Kerr of Dungannon. Tim Robinson finished third with his pacer, Dillers Demon in the., ,fourth, while John Mathers had a fourth with Claybrook Milton for owner Joanne Riehl of Goderich in the fifth. Gerry' Roebuck drove Nancy Meadow to a second place finish in the seventh for co-owner George Feagan of Goderich. The five-year- old mare by H.A. Meadowland -Patty Sue Grattan, has a win, three seconds and four' thirds from 13 starts this year. Careless Andy was third for driver John Muir of Seaforth and owner Ger ld Schenk of Crediton in the eighth, while Harlo Champ was 'fourth for Harold Gib- bings and Ernest Brown of Clinton. H.O. (Bud) Jerry took third with his five-year-old Scarlet Wave pacer, Ima Jerry, in the ninth. Irisha Hanover,' boosted her earnings 'f'or 1978 to $6,035 when she finished third in the $1,000 preferred tenth race. She is owned by Lorne Tyndall of Clinton 'and was driven by Frank MacDonald. At Flamboro on June 28, Margies Girl, owned by Ken Parke of Zurich and John H. Lester of Forrest was first in a 2.04.3 mile with, Joe McDaid of ' 'Goderich finishingthird with Rossland Abbe. G.G. Bay Lady, a two- year-old filly by J.R. Skipper -Anchor . Lady,. made her first lifetime start at Owen Sound on 'June 28. She- finished third in a 2.12.2 mile with trainer -driver Bud Fritz for owners C.W.(Jiggs) Le Beau of Brucefield and Fraser Currah of Innerkip, who race her under the name of Currah Ploughboy Ltd. Anchor Lady also is the dam of G.G. Worthy Fella with a 1977 pacing record at the age of two of 2:02.1. - Friday night at Elmira Raceway, George Lavis of Clinton claimed Laycock Lucy, a four- year-old mare by Armbro Idol-Verola, from Edward Watt of Arthur, for $4,350. From 21 starts this year she has two wins, four seconds and four thirds for earnings of. $2,463 plus a record of p, 2:11.4. Bill Rapson was second with Chief Noble, owned by Gord Rapson of Holmesville, in a 2:08 mile in the fifth and he finished fourth with trotter Alpha Herb for owner Ron Taylor of Wroxeter in the third. Also fourth was Bruce Volland of Goderich with his pacers Quaker Doll and Miss Chatterbox as was Verdun Vanstone with Bay B Hayfee for Holmesville Valley Farms. At Hanover on Saturday night, Janet Express was fourth for owner Bob and Beryl Faulds of Clinton. Late Affair, took a new record of 2:08 with Gerry Roebuck on the bike for owners Grant and Carl Fisher of Goderich. This was his fourth win from nine starts this year for the six-year-old pacer. Darky Spence, formerly owned by Bill Caldwell of Clinton, was third 'in a 2:02,3 mile in the Ontario Sires Stakes for two-year- old pacing colts. Tarus, owned by Frank Johnston of Goderich was second for trainer -driver Earl Hyatt at Dresden on Saturday night. Dapper Dillon, owned by Doreen Rowcliffe of Hensall and Barry Elliott of Kitchener, had his third win from eight starts this year for trainer -driver Terry Kerr at Greenwood Raceway' in Toronto on July 3. Last year the speedy seven- year-old trotter by Dapper Hill -Ann Key had 16 wins, seven seconds and'four thirds from 35 starts for earnings of $119,365 and a record of 2:00.2. , Dennis Jewitt qualified Metric Time; a three- year-old gelding by Record Time -Maisie Belle, .for owners Larry Daw' of Clinton and Claude ., Daw of Mississauga, last Sun- day. Featured event this week at Clinton Kinsmen Raceway will be the Ontario Sires Stakes for three-year-old filly trotters. Post time is 1:30 pm with qualifying races at 12:30 p.m. Smile One thing about drinking brandy to get rid of a cold: if you don't kill the germs, you at least show them a good time. , lasti Pictures. don't have to hide inanalbum. "PHOTOGARD"rmIS LIKE AN INVISIBLE GLASS COATING THAT PROTECTS YOUR PICTURES FROM FADING; " SCRATCHES, WATER, DIRT, .. SMUDGESAND FINGERPRINTS. 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'PHOTO PROTECTIVE COATIN'O We ProleaiYatir Memories. J, anthill . PM*MAcY 404811 4, 21 Victoria Street, Clinton ULMEL KIPPY WALL LADY'S LASS A.E, ARMBRO PRINCE JOEY HALDALE R tIattin RACE; 5 Trot 35,682 TAYVIEW MQULIN K Carmichael LUCKY J. JET JAHILCANDY S11 WNA WX) H.D.STEPHANIE ESTHER'S STAR JET'S SUSAN RACE 6 Pace SHAH MEL SANDRAS DONALD MIKE MEADOW HULLETT ROSE + SAMANTHA PACE KARL TSEELSTER HOANIE RICK A.E, JANEY'S READY RACE 7 Trot ALPHA HERB • MERRYWOOD HOOT EVER READY LADY• M S DINA LIS PENDIN ARVALEIGH TOM R Battin 0/ Budd B. Leitch D. Jewitt N McKnight Jr. B. Habkirk C, Lawson, N McKnight Jr. D. Murphy - R. Waples 3425 J Duckworth K. Wallis V Vanstone • D. Jewitt D. Miller D Jewitt .D, Morrissey R, Battin 3400 M B Rapson D. Jewitt R Rundle B Habkirk M Glavin R Gudman' CAMP SUSAN. R. Maguire A.E. SAX HANOVERt -- J. McKague RACE 8 Pace 3500 TONY BAY R.,.Battin G.J. DODGER D. Morrissey VICTORIA PRINCESS B. Maguire , ARNIES PEGGY L. Decaluwe BRIAN MAC D. Barnes IMSHI ALLA N D. 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