Clinton News-Record, 1978-09-14, Page 12PAGE 12—CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 14, 1978
Ladies tops in softball
The Clinton
Housewives dumped the
Goderich Elevators in
two straight games to wire
the Huron Central Ladies
Softball league cham-
pionship.
The Housewives
defeated Goderich 16-8 in
the first game of the
Series in Goderich,
Wednesday and wrapped
the championship with an
8-7 victory in Clinton,
Thursday.
Clinton advanced to the
final with a sweep of their
best -of -three semi-final
series against the
Goderich Superstars and
the Elevators eliminated
Lucknow in similar
fashion.
A seven run outburst in
the fifth inning of the first
game proved to be the
difference as it moved, the
Housewives into a 14-4
lead. After scoring three
runs in the first inning,
Goderich was limited to a
single run in the third
inning and added four in
the sixth inning.
Clinton was forced to
come from behind in the
second game of the series
and rallied for three runs
in the sixth inning to tie
the game and scored the
winning run in the bottom
of the seventh inning on a
bases loaded walk.
Goderich had opened
the game with four runs
in the first inning but
Clinton replied with a
four -run rally in their half
of the first. Goderich took
a three -run lead with two
runs in the third inning.a
single marker in the
fourth.
But Clinton rallied
from the deficit with the
tying runs in the sixth
inning and held Goderich
off the basepaths in the
seventh inning to set the
stage for their game
winning run.
The Clinton Crown
Sluggers won the league
B title this year as they
dumped their coun-
terparts, Clinton Buruma
Construction, in two
straight games, 15-14 and
21-7.
This year nine area '
teams competed in the
league and they will hold
their annual dance at
Saltford Hall, October 13.
Stangs open camp Fri.
The Clinton Mustangs
of the Central Junior 'C'
League Group II open
their training camp this
Friday night (Sept. 15th)
at Vanastra at 9 p.m. The
camp runs for two weeks
with Friday, September
29 being the last day.
The 'Stangs open their
season Sunday, October
15 when they travel to
Port Elgin to battle the
Bears. Any players that
naturally
speaking
are interested in playing
for the 'Stangs this
season should be dressed
and on the ice by 9 p.m.
Practises and training
camp will be held at
Vanastra due to the
renovating of the Clinton
Community Centre.
The 'Stangs will have a
new coach this season!
Don Elliott has been
given the task of forming
together a winning club.
When someone poaches a deer, it is out and out
theft! I've often heard this statement before, but
not until I had talked to Roy Bellanger of the
ministry of natural resources did I have any idea
of the total effect it had. The figures that came to
light in our discussion were simply amazing.
Let's examine the hypothetical case of one
poached deer by starting at the bottom.
Every year, thousands of hunters head for the
woods to try and ..bag one of the elusive
whitetails. Each" of these hunters buys himself
(or herself) a deer license for $10. Since the
provincial success ratio for deer hunters is
approximately 18 per cent, that means that more
than $50 in licenses is spent for each deer
bagged. Not very much you say, but let's dig a
little deeper and see what happens.
Every year, I head out on my annual hunt with
a group of friends and spend a wgek in the.bush.
We share all of the immediate and related costs
involved and figure that amounts to about $75 per
person. Taking this as an average cost, (there
are some groups and individuals with lower
expenses, and a lot with higher ones) this means
that each deer bagged on the provincial average
has a value of about $425 in licenses and the
actual hunt.
Getting up there eh? Let's look even deeper.
How about that rifle ($250) and that scope ($100),
or that sleeping bag that was needed ($75) and
that warm jacket and boots. What about the gas
used on the trip up north, and the meals along the
way. Let's not forget about the old bottle of snake
bite remedy that was tucked into -the duffle bag
either. This list can go on and on, but I think
you're probabl'getting the idea.
There is a lot of money spent, money that goes
into our economy to make it stronger every year
by hunters doing things the legal way. Since the
estimated harvest of deer in Ontario is slightly
over 15,000, I feel safe in stating that over
$7,500,000 is spent each year by hunters after
deer alone. The government estimates that the
total spent by hunters in 1977 alone was
$21,013,000. That is a lot of money in anybody's
book.
Since poaching is estimated to equal, or even
surpass the legal bag, someone is robbing us of a
lot of money. It's no longer smart or fun to be a
poacher, it's an out and out theft from your
neigh,boors and friends. I feel that poaching
§hould end and hope you do too. Next week, I'll
outline "what to do" if you see someone
poaching.
Hunters! The post office may go out on strike
any time, and that's where you have to buy your
Migratory Game Bird permit. They're on sale
now, so don't take any chances. Get yours today. 1
The 39 -year-old native of
Goderich has been active
in minor hockey for the
last 16 years. He teaches
power skating and at-
tends many coaching
clinics.
The league this year
has accepted a new entry
which enlarges it to a
seven -team loop. The
Arthur Screaming Eagles
were accepted by a vote
of 5 to 1 in Walkerton on
August 28th.
The 'Stangs first home
game will be on Friday,
October 20 when the
previously mentioned
Arthur Screaming
Eagles, engage in their
first Junior 'C' action!
Training camp hours
are: Friday, Sept, 15, 9-11
p.m.; Sunday, Sept. 17,
7: 30-9:30 p.m. ; Monday,
Sept. 18, 8-10 p.m.;
Tuesday,, Sept. 19, 10:30-
12 p.m.; Wednesday,
Sept. 20 10-12 p.m.;
Thursday, Sept. 21 9-11:00
p.m.; Saturday, Sept. 23
7:30-9:30 p.m.; Sunday,
Sept. 24 7:30-9:30 p.m.;
Monday, Sept. 25 8: -10:00
p.m.; Tuesday, Sept. 26
10:10-12 p.m.; Wed-
nesday, Sept. 27 10-12
p.m.; Thursday, Sept,,,,2�8
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29 7-9 p.m.
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A facsimile of a plaque was
last Saturday night. Participating
representing the dozens volunteers
McKay, and past Kinsman
unveiled
at
the
grandstand
left
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dminion club ready
The executive of the
Clinton and District
Badminton Club met
recently to formulate
plans for the fall and
winter season.
The club will use the
gym at the CHSS again
this year on Wednesday
nights from 8 to 11:00
p.m. The season will start
an Wednesday, Sep-
tember 13 • and end in
April.
Last season, the club .
had 65 members of all
ages. The fees will
remain the same as last
season at $10. a couple or
$7 single and $4 for
students. The first three
nights will be free for
anyone wanting to try the
game and instruction will
be available.
In past years, the level
of play has ranged from
highly skilled to those- out
only for fun and exercise
so new members have no
problem regarding their
ability or lack of it.
Special events such as
inter -club tournaments
and visitation with other
clubs are planned.
The club has received a
small grant from Win-
uron team wins cup
Brad Forbes, Stephen
Jeacock, Dave Lobb and
Billy Tugwell, members
of the Clinton Pee Wee
soccer team were also
members of "Huron
Steelers", the county alt-
star team. Paul
Stephenson, another
Clinton boy also played
for most of the early
season.
."-The victorious county
team won the Sarnia
Lambton County Pee Wee'
league championship and
also the Southwestern
Ontario cup.
The "Huron Steelers"
coached by Dave Silcock.
of Exeter and managed
by Ed Smythe of
Goderich boast an un-
defeated , record in
winning both com-
petitions. They are also
undefeated in Ohio Cup
play making an overall
record of 15 games
played, 14 won, one tied;
88 goals for and 11
against.
On Saturday, . Sep-
tember 9th, they won the
Southwestern Ontario
cup when they downed
Petrolia 3-0. Billy
Tugwell from Clinton
opened the scoring from
about 18 yards out early
in the first half. Dave
Murray of St. Columban
scored late in the half to
make it 2-0. Tugwell put
the game on ice midway
through the second half
scoring his second goal of
the game.
The next game for the.
Huron Steelers is the area
final of the Ohio Cup to be
played in ,Goderich on
September 23rd. Kick off
time is 2 p.m. At this time
their opponent is
unknown but should they
win, they will be taking
on teams from the U.S.A.
hoping to end up in the
finals at Toledo, Ohio.
Vanastra Gun Club
Three men were just
shy of a perfect score at
the Vanastra Gun Club's
regular skeet shoot held
Saturday, September 9.
Mery Batkin of Clinton,
Cal Christie of Fullerton
and Bill Boussey of
London each hit 24.
Knocking 23 out of the
air were Doug Sutton of
London, Frank Flynn of
Clinton, while John
Hessel of Goderich hit 22.
Glen Mogk of Bornholm
and Harrison Schock of
Zurich each hit 21.
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Coldwell of Hensall, while
Bert Mahhafy of
Fullerton scored 23.
Other scorers included
Charlie Brandon, with 22,
Harrison Schock of
Zurich, Fred • Brally of
Holmesville and Mery
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president, Bob Rhiel,
Hensall; vice-president,
Joe Jankowski, Lon-
desboro; secretary -
treasurer, Pat Allen,
Goderich; directors,
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