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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1978-08-31, Page 71 „., . „. • ..„. • • Clinton soccer club still in top race The Clinton Soccer Club remain in the hunt for top honours when they won 2-0 on Sunday against London Por- tuguese in London. With last week's 1-0 win over Serbia of London, this puts them tied in second place in the standings. Kip Clinton opened the scoring on Sunday after 15 minutes of play when a perfect cross from the right wing found Brian Newington who then beat one player and slipped it past the opposition goalkeeper. Just before halftime, Newington en Gun club There wer at the first Kyle and W. Memorial trap Sunday August Kippen Guh Club. After 75 birds, tied for first were John Anderson, Kippen; John Hessels, Goderich and Ernie Marshall, Mitchell. To decide the winner another 25 birds were shot. Out of 100 birds, John Anderson, the winner, shot 97; Ernie Marshall hit 96, and John Hessels, 95. • Following closely in the A class for the Kyle Trophy were: George Hamm, Blyth 70; Jamie Caldwell, Kippen 7Q; Calvin Christie, Mitchell\ 69; Bert Mahaffey, Staffa 66; Wayne Riddell, Dash- wood 65; Lloyd Vennor, Hensall 63. In the B class for the Cooper Trophy, the winner was Larry Mason, Exeter with a 66 out of a possible 75. e 27 shooters annual Bill R. Cooper shoot on 27 at the Other scores in the B class were: Bill Weber, Exeter 62, Terry Baker, Hensall 61; Dan Crerar, Hensall 60: Brad Mann, Hensall 60; Stan Christie, Mitchell 58; John Lohse, Huron Park 54; John Love, 51; Elgin Kipher, Dashwood 50. In Monday's shoot, Mery Batkin of Clinton, Dan Crerar of Hensall and Bert Mahaffey of Staffa all hit 23 each; Jamie and John nderson of Kippen, and oyd Venner of Hensall d 22 each; and Bob dwell and Terry r of Hensall hit 20 ha Cal Bake each. Hitting 19 were Hensall residents Grant McGregor, Brad Mann, Gary Koehler, and Terry Caldwell, while Robert McGregor of Kippen hit 18 and Allan Bell and David Lovell of Kippen hit 17 each. Brian Beer of Hensall and Paul Ritchie of Exeter hit 16 each. Ramblings... • frOnipage 6 driver Ron Williamson. Kit Lee finished second for owner- trainer Douglas Kerr or Dungannon with Randy Henry on the bike in the second. Sunday Chimes took a new record of 2:10.2 for owner- trainer- driver Mac Sewers of Barrie in the third. The five-year- Llt9t:tifkgmarebyAdmtiaI idc10J7:-.14 Gardrier, has Clad two wins,,one second and one fourth from five starts this year. Finishing third was Bill Rapson of Holmesville with Alpha Herb, a three-year-old gelding that he trains for Ron Taylor of Wroxeter. Fourth was Verdun Vanstone of Ben- miller,driving Dutton Duster for trainer Ben Feagan of Goderich and owners C. Wm. and Julia Armstrong of Toronto. Bill Bennett of Seaforth gave Nota Slowpoke her fifth win of the year, timed in 2:12, in winning the fourth. He owns the nine-year-old mare by Julep Time, a son of Good Time, in part- nership with Don Carter of Seaforth. From 23 starts in 1978, Nota Slowpoke has also had five seconds and four thirds. Her best mile was Oa 2:06.3 last year. Dale Kennedy of Seaforth was fourth with his Jeffrey Hi in the same race. Reggie Ford, owned and trained by Charles Brindley of Goderich was driven to his fourth victory this year 'by Jack Meriam. The 12 -year-old gelding by Glenford- Miss Judy Bars paced his mile in 2:09.1. Frank Mac MacDonald finished second with o1dies, Hit, for„„ Terry Rutledge of Clinton, ,with John Jewitt of Lon- desbordgetting third with his Skippy Del. Tony Bay paced his fastest winning mile this year when he won the seventh in 2:09.2 with Ross Battin driving. The seven-year-old gelding by Skippys Pride C is trained by Walter Pepper for owners G. Ross McEwan and Lorne Brown of Clinton. From 14 starts this year, Tony Bay has had three wins, three seconds and three thirds. Swift Honey finished second for driver Randy Henry aid owner Arnold Doak in a 2:08.2 mile in the eighth. The five -year - mare by Joanies Pony, a son of Gene Abbe, was claimed for $5,000 by Ronald McBride of Goderich. From 15 starts this year, Swift Honey has had three wins, five seconds and two thirds OVER 1200 DEALERS IN NORTH AMERICA LIFETIME UARANTEE (FULL LIFETIME WARRANT' ON THE UFFLER,TAILPIPE, EXHAUST PIPE AND LABOR! FOR AS LONG AS YOU OWN YOUR CAR! CARTER'S IST, END 'GARAGE 215 Huron St., Clinton 4824863 made it 2-0 with a similar goal. In the seconf half it was all Portuguese as Hellmann in goal for Clinton was bombarded with dozens of shots but together with a defence which played magnificently, held on until the final whistle. Hellmann was ap- plauded throughout the second half by a partisan Portuguese crowd and was congratulated by every member of the opposing team for his heroic efforts. With the whole Clinton team playing well, special mention goes to Hellmann in net, Harnett for his outstanding field work and Newington for his two goals. In the •previous week's game, Brian Kennedy scored the only goal of the game, with Hellmann shutting out Serja4qo gQles are sch1d1ed this week, but aturday September 9 Clinton host St. Columban at 3 p.m. CLINTON NEWS-RECORP, TILIURSDAY, AUGUST 31, 19711 --PAGE 7 a41 •1',$ Ng; Firemen still haven't determined the cause of a blaze that heavily damaged a building at Vanastra on August 19. Sign painter Alan Sourbutts, who occupies part of the building, was sleeping in part of it at the time, and escaped with minor injuries. Both Brucefleld and Clinton fire departments responded to the fire in the building owned by John Carroll of Ottawa. (News -Record photo) rough the other weeklies The Blyth Standard reported that the village is getting ready for the International Plowing Match. Since most people attending the match in Wingham will have to travel through Blyth, the for, earnings of $2,4Z9, plus a record best time of 2 :06.2. Tranquil Morris A, owned by Jim MacLeod of Seaforth and Carroll • Browning of Toronto, picked up his third win of the year, timed in 2:08 with trainer Ron Williamson up, in the ninth. Robert Jerry finished second with Ima Jerry for H.Q. (Bud) Jerry of ,God‘eri ch., • Puppet -B y - won. the $1,000 preferred pace for co -owner -driver Keith Graham of Glencoe. John Lester was second " with Atomos in the 2:05 mile, with Dennis Jewitt third with Hullet Rose for Ed Bezaire of Seaforth. The Ontario Sires Stakes for two-year-old colt and gelding trotters will be the feature event at Clinton on Sunday, September 3. Qualifying races are held at 12:30 p.m. with post time at 1:30 p.m. village merchants plan to open their stores during the week of September 26 to 30. Along with special advertising and the possibility of banners flying at both ends of the village, it was decided to bring the "School Show" back to the Blyth Memorial Hall from August 26 to August 30 for evening and matinee performances. Mitchell has just finished with its popular drawing attraction for the summer, the annual cornfest. The Mitchell Advocate reported that over 5,000 people attended the weekend events and ate some 7,000 cobs. of corn. The heavy downpour on Saturday did not seem.to dampen appetites or interest for . the many activities including bed races, frog races, bathtub races, pole climbs and arm wrestling matches. The Listowel Banner informed its readers that the cost for a subscription to the newspaper will be increasing. Effective immediately the price ,of the Banner will go up to $14 a year or 35 cents for a single copy from the news stand. The Banner cited the reason for the increase due to the ,rising costs of other things including printing costs, gagoline rices, postage rates, ge increases etc. w The Seaforth PUC is presently studying a new schedule • for town residents who are being charged for filling swimming pools. The Huron Expositor reported that town of- ficials aired some complaints that it didn't seem reasonable for the PUC to charge a 20 per cent profit on top of the charge of the wages for the PUC employee who supervised the filling, plus a charge for the PUC truck . and metering to establish the amount of water used. Chairman Gordon Pullman said, "that sounds like robbery to the average person, no businessmen on Main Street could do business oharging like this." Although PUC manager Tom Phillips felt it was reasonable, he was instructed to revise the fee according to the size of the pool so that an applicant would know. what to expect in the way of charges. Out of town applicants will continue to be charged double for the fee charged to Seaforth residents. It was reported in the St. Marys Journal Argus that people in Perth County are making better use of the 31 public schools than they ever have before. Total community use of. the schools rose to 10,313 hours this year as At the touch of your thum • compared with 9,146 hours a year ago. The five county high schools were in use for 5,244 of those hours while community hours at the public schools came to 5,069. Although the strike is over, production is still behind at the Fleck Manufacturingplant in Huron Park. According to the Exeter Times -Advocate, there are no striking workers on the produc- tion line yet and it will be about three weeks before any of them return. As well, it is unlikely that it will be some time before the plant reaches its pre -strike production level. Sales orders and contracts were lost during the 163(day strike. Music and happiness will be flowing in Kin- cardine this past weekend when third annual bluegrass festival will have taken place. The Kincardine News reported on the upcoming three-day event which was to feature five top bluegrass bands. Some 300 camp sites were set up to house the overnight listeners. on the festival's grounds at Connaught Park. The event was to be held either rain or shine. On Sunday morning an interdenominational church service was held by Father Terry of St. Anthony's Church. The Lucknow Sentinel U -INSTALL AUTOMATIC GARAGE DOOR' OPENER b! 199.00 A touch of the button opens your garage door while you sit comfort your car — safe from slippery walks, and completely secure. The U - fits most overhead doors to 7' high x 18' wide, and is easily installed. Features include: • Pocket size push button • transmitter • Powerful 1 / 3 hp motor • • Two Min te time delay ably In install • Instant safety'reverse • Manual disconnect • Automatic on / off light • Positive locking ally Macaulay Li • .ectforth 527-0910 Hensall 262-2418 Clinibri 48/-3405 • mited *BUILDING C • told its readers of the upcoming weekend events for the grand opening of " the new community centre. Although the new centre has been func- tional for a few months, a host of political dignitaries and local officials were to be ' on hand for an official ribbon cutting ceremony. A number of sporting and social activities were held in conjunction with the special ceremonies. The Brussels Post reported that Morris Township has selected a new clerk for the town- ship. Mrs. Nancy (Lloyd) Michie was hired to, , replace Jane Badley who resigned earlier in the year. , Mrs. Michie will be setting the municipal office in her home and will receive , any necessary assistance from Mrs. Badley, presently,, the clerk in Grey Township. Turn to page 21 • %GE NO. 1 TROT Dandy gam Hand Grenade Grand Buckey Speedy Merit Speed Jet Irish Pride Dovers Surge RACE NO. g Excel Maud Bev's Ace Penn Al Claybrook Sudden t,arless Andy Ripple Henley Jeff Smith A.E. Muddy Royal R. Banker RACE NO. 3 PACE Claybrook Copper Robra Diller Taybro Streeker Alex of London Marsh Hawk Apopgu Pendin Nota glow Poke A.E. Goldie's Hit Silver Creek Creed y's race $5794.73 T.B.A. S. Rowe C. Lawson B. Clements N. Jones M. Samons D. Wen PACE 1139?:...g. G. Woodburn A. Abbott R. Bettin M. Van1Landuyt G. Woodburn R. Battin R. Battin RACE NO. 4 What A Splurge Charlie Scott Scourge Chief Mechanic Windrift Parker Elexer Opting In R. Jerry G. Woodburn $425 K. Wallis R. Cake B. Taylor C. 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