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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1978-07-20, Page 7• • • Sunday's entries RACE No. 1 PACE 1325 Lembo Gail G Girling First Luck R. McLean Direct By Pass R. McLean Ferric Knight F. Maguire J. S. Man R. Manders Janice Ray R. Rundle Dots Lady T. Kerr A.E. Belle Dariel D. Jewitt J. P. Hat P. Maguire RACE No. 2 PACE 1325 Willowcreek Mel M. Kestle Marlys' Check R. Battin Locust Kitty ,T. McFadden Orphans' Delight P. Maguire Haly Rheddan R Rundle Rob Ron Dora K Houston Jeffrey Hi D Kennedy A.E. Irwins Kate T.B.A. Mister Jon Bob R. McLean RACE No. 3 PACE ;325 Sylkie Bea R. McLean Carol's Pet F. MacDonald O. J. Skidoo R, Filek Champion Hit D. Jewitt April Camp D. Craighten Donna Joe N. McKnight Jr. Skippy Del T.B.A. A.E. Miss Lepage M. VanLanduyt Colliers Demon T. Robinson RACE No. 4 PACE ;350 Fargo Hill B. Budd Spring Creek Tom M. Williams Shut Down Blues R. Phillips Banzai L. Rocheleau Highland Gale G. Woodburn Cedarwood Scot R. McLean Lady Lass B. Leitch A.E. R. H. Ronald D. Jewitt Brisk Knight R. Rundle RACE No. 5 PACE 11400 Chappy Herbert D. Jewitt Armbro Prince D. Jewitt Deep Run Dora D. Kirkby Nota Slowpoke B. Bennett Apache Grey F. MacDonald Kit Lee R. Henry Careless Andy A Abbott A.E. Tony Bay R. Battin Kin 0 Wave R. Rundle PACE No. PACE ;425 Wayne Parker F. Maguire Robra Diller R. Cake Van Order W. Dupee Miss Rhonda Joe R. McLean Ausable Babe J. Bryan Little Warren " D. Morrissey Victoria Rythm L. Hodgins A.E. Reggie Ford J. Meriam RACE No. 7 PACE 1500 Oakhurst Geri D, Barnes Victoria Princess B. Maguire Jo Spinner D. Jewitt Arnies Peggy L. DeCaluwe Azucar Princess 11. Taylor Imshi Alla N. D, Jewitt G. J, Dodger D. Morrissey A.E. Jason Direct G. Durdle RACE No. 8 PACE ;400 Dee G. Eagle R. McLean Look of Eagles M. Williams Jahil Belle R. Colvin Mike Meadow V. Vanstone Henrys Song B. Vanstone Ray Prodigy L. Haskett Rambling On GB R. McLean A.E. Iron Lassie RACE No. 9 Future Fortune High Kay Deal Claybrook Romeo Hullett Rose Honkey Tonk Adorable Luck Paul Volo A.E. Rumpus G. Durdle RACE No. 10 TROT 12,000 Dash of Dawn T. Kerr Wish Me Luck T.B.A. Nancys Smoky D. Wall Phil Mite B. Budd Brent Riddle R. McLean Lady Demon R. Walker H D Camper B. Habkirk R. McLean PACE ;425 R. McLean rsda ' i' • twiligh • J. Marshallt entnes Mariam �� D. Jewitt L. Haskett 1t. McLean R. McLean RACE t PACE 1325 Darjo Wieck T.B.A, Tara Labelle B. Heywood Arnies Punk K. Hardy Ready Noble R. Battin Del Crest Dan D. Jewitt Albacore R, Lindenfield Scottish Rose G,B. T. Robinson A.E. Belle Dariel D. Jewitt Haly Rheedan R, Rundle RACE 2 PACE $325 Jimmy Gun R. Battin Bev's Ace A. Abbott' Sunday Topic R. Henry Janet Express R. Faulds Ima Tacile C. Crandon Skip Ella R. Battin Yankee Go Lee R. Battin A.E. Carol's Pet R. MacDonald Champion Hit D. Jewitt RACE 3 TROT $400 Stage Dancer R. Colvin Arvaleigh Tom R. Gudman Ever Ready Lady T.B.A. Fairmont Duke J. McKague Clever Rohje B. German MS Dina B. Habkirk Lils Lady T.B.A. A.E. K T Replica T. McFadden RACE 4 PACE ;325 Mauds Knight F. Maguire Alonza Adios G. Pullman Skipper Queen D. Barnes Sandra Donald K, Wallis Warren's Duke F. MacDonald H. A. Devil W. Habkirk Shar Mel J. Duckworth A.E. Goldies Hit F. MacDonald Six people volunteered to form a steering committee last Wednesday night to get a Big Brother agency underway for the Clinton and Vanastra area. The committee made up of, front row, left to right, Karen Lippincott and June Tomkins along with Clarence Denomme, Andy Uyl, Don Jefferson and Jack McLaughlin will be taking the initial steps in the agency that will try to find companions for some 30 fatherless boys in the area. (News-Recod photo) Ramblings from.... • from page 6 but he took a record of the seventh and second 2:07.3 in 1976 as a seven - with Bay B. Hayfee for Year-old. the Holmesville Dalley Frank MacDonald was Farms in the eighth. Ross fourth with Goldie's Hit Battin was third with for Terry Rutledge of Janey's Ready for Cliff Clinton. Ross Battin Walsh. finished` third with Tony G.G. Greentree, co- Bay for owners Ross owned by C.W. (Jiggs) Le McEwan and Lorne Beau of , Brucefield, Brown of Clinton in the finished second in a 2:07 fourth. mile at Woodstock with Dennis Jewitt was Dennis Molnar on the bile fourth with Skinny Del, at on July 11. His G.G. owned by his brother Bay Lady was fourth at John, in the fifth. Bill Orangeville on July 13. - German of Goderich also Rossland Abbe, owned - trained and driven by Joe McDaid , of Goderich second in a 2:02.1 mile at Flamboro on July 13. At Elmira on Friday night, Joe McDaid was second with his Duke Killean in the first race. Dennis Jewitt was third with Bold Tar Heel for owner Franc Stroop of Fordwich in a 2:05.2 mile in the third. Bill Rapson finished second with his father Gord's Chief Noble in a 2:06.4 mile in the sixth. Claybrook Kaola was a winner of the seventh in 2:10.4. She is owned by Lionel Kloss, Wm. Bradley and driver John Shaddick of Goderich. Jay Dee Lonesome was second for owner James D. Taylor of Hensall. Randy Henry was third with Claybrook Romeo for Charles Brindley of Goderich at Hanover on Saturday night. Skip Zip was fourth in a 2:04.1 mile at Flamboro for trainer -driver Wm. (Ted) McLean of Goderich on July 15. The Ontario Sires 'Stake, for two-year-old pacing fillies was for a purse of $20,610. At Clinton on Sunday afternoon, Van Order, a nine-year-old gelding by Van Hanover, formerly owned by Wayne Horner, was timed in 2:08,2 with driver Wayne Dupee on the bike for his new owner Wayne McFadden of Clinton. From 27 starts this year, Van Order has had three wins, three seconds and seven thirds September 26 - 30, 1978 good for $1,846. This was HURON COUNTY his best mile this year, finished fourth with his Ferrics Lass in the sixth as did Gerry Roebuck with Nancy Meadow in the eighth. At Elmira on Monday night, Janey's Ready, a four-year-old s, mare by Ever Ready -Jane Oakie, owned by Cliff Walsh of Brussels, lowered her record to 2:07.2 in win- ning her fourth race this year for driver Ross Battin. She has also had four seconds and two thirds from 14 starts. Verdun Vanstorfe was third with Bay B. Hayfee for Holmesville Valley Farms, while Granny Mathers was fourth for the Broken M Stables of Goderich in a 2:07,1 mile in the eighth. C.P. Dirzen, a three- year-old colt by Scram, the Meadow Skipper stallion that is at Arnold Campbell's farm near Seaforth, ' took a new record of p, 2:02.3 at Greenwood on July 17. There will be races at Clinton Kinsmen Raceway on Thursday, July 20 with a new post time of 6 pm as well as Sunday, July 23 with post time at 1:30 pm and qualifiers at 12:30 pm. 49> HURON 78 &�Z 1 OUR SUMMER SALE OF MEN'S WEAR IS NOW ON SAVINGS OF 20% 1Y! 50% • • HERMAN'S ,m's (WEAR ALiFRT $T. CLINTON • 482.4351 Yvonnes Jeff RACE 5 PACE Joey Hal Dale R Banker Check Me Over ('happy Herbert Reggie Ford South Byrd Crimson Josie A.E. R. H. Ronald 1). Jewitt Van Order W. Dupee RACE PACE 1400 Kit Lee R. Henry Lorne Stephanie R. Colvin Tony Bay R. Battin Kin 0 Wave R. Rundle Harlo Champ H. Gibbings Apache Grey . F. MacDonald Joanne Dale V. Vanstone..,, A.E. Armbro Prince RACE 7 PACE Bay Frost A Laycock Lucy Jason Direct Widowers Tux Jahil Abe Brian Mac Jo Spinner RACE 8 PACE Samantha Pace Iron Lassie Late Affair Claybrook Romeo Hi Lea Sue Jahil Belle Ferries Lass A.E. Honkie Tonk Don Bryn Flite RACE 9 PACE 1) Jewitt 1350 R. Battin B. Caldwell M. Glavin D. Jewitt J. Meriam R. Colvin R Henry D. Jewitt 1500 K. Hardy V. Vanstone G. Durdle K. Coatres. R Battin 0. Barnes D. Jewitt 1400 T.B.A J. Duckworth G. Roebuck 1. Meriam K. Coates R Colvin B German L. Haskett 1) Jewitt 1800 Hoot ('all Rumpus Janey's Ready Fer Duke Bay B. Hayfee Lady Horton Cola Duchess Smile P Maguire G. Durdle R Battin K. Hardy V. Vanstone T.B.A. T.B.A. Taking the bull by the horns is often a sound course of action, so long as you and the bull agree on when you can let go. �i0'!4kt1`[ t CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, JULY 20, 1978 -„,PAGE 7 Midget boys win Sunny weather again this week allowed all games to be played. Monday night Ben - miller defeated the Pee Wee Boys "B” team who were lacking their pit- cher. The "A" team sat this, week out. The Midget boys both came away victorious with the "A" team winning at Auburn and the "B" team win- ning at Londesboro. Tuesday night the girls didn't do so well. Holmesville Pee Wees last nut to Benmiller, while our Midgets lost a close game to Londesboro "a". Audrey Van den Heuvel did her best by slamming in three home runs. Karen Jantzi had the misfortune of being injured in the game. We all wish her well. Wednesday night- the Tykes played Benmiller and were defeated by. their "a" team. Schedules will be rounding up the end of July and playoffs are to start the first of August. Festival well underway On Friday, July 7, the Blyth Summer Festival opened its fourth season to a near -capacity crowd with The Huron Tiger,"by Peter Colley. In keeping with the Scottish theme of the play, the audience was greeted by• a bagpiper in full regalia. After the show, there was a demonstration of square dancing. Tuesday, July 11, saw the opening of the Festival's second play, His Own Boss, by Keith Roulston. The play, the story of a man who inherits a cheese factory and complications that ensue, was followed wine and cheese party for the cast and audience. Audience response to both plays has been • excellent, and advance sales for both The Huron Tiger and His Own Boss have been brisk. The Festival has also announced the director for its fifth play, Two Miles Off. 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The fault was yours because you con- tracted for an aluminum porch, not an extended kitchen, then apparently you .contacted another contractor who tore out the back wall of your house, making the porch an extension, not a porch, all this. of course was NOT on the work permit. However it now seems that all 'is well, as the right work permit has been issued so that your contractors can now go "full speed ahead." se 3p�`t��C EtiE� • ECONOMY • QUALITY • SERVICE "Big lobs or small, We guarantee them all." 482-7374 CLINTON The Canadian Home In- sulation Program now - covers homes built .prior to 1946. You may be eligible for grants up to '350.00 for materials. Ask us for details.. GODERICH INSULATION FOR FREE ESTIMATES CALL 524-6844 SAVE ENERGY BLOWN CELLULOSE FIBRE CMHC APPROVED FIRE & VERMIN RESISTANT RES -IND -COMM FREE ESTIMATES SCOTT PEARSON We immigrated here from the U.K. last July. We shipped our goods via an overseas service in England, but when our stuff arrived we discovered that two of our boxes were missing. They were traced to South Africa and we assured that they would be sent to us Air Freight. Well, that's a year ago now and we're still waiting. The English company has finally in- formed us that you •have at last received your missing boxes. They are full of apologies and claim that the delay was due to their South African Agent. They said that they had offered you a cash settlement some time ago, but that you had refused because you claimed that your goods were very personal and had a lot of sentimental value. ROWS SUNOCO GAS BAR & VARIETY 192 HURON ST. CLINTON Last Christmas I bought my son a toy. race track set. Well it was no good because the rails wouldn't join together. The store where I bought it told me to send it to the manufacturers, Aurora Products. This '1 did, last January, but still nothing has been done! I've written and told them to refund my money but this demand too has been ignored. Can IMPACT help me, please? It seems that our reader's set was inadvertently set aside by an employee who was supposed to test the repaired track. Well apparently he just, "up and quit", 2 ny notice. ' it has now been located, tested, t its way to our long awaiting ong with Aurora's apologies.