Clinton News-Record, 1979-09-27, Page 7The lightweight champ ... 275 pounds of frolic set
in motion by a 340 free-air powerplant. Unique
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VEINING
ON SERECE.
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JOHN DEERE)
HURON
Exeter 235-1115
TRACTOR
Blyth 523-4244
Clinton
RACE No, 1 PACE ' 1475
LITTLE EVAN B. Rundle
CARELES ANDY D. Wall
CLAYBROOK KAOLA J. Shaddick
HARLO CHAMP B. Caldwell
SOUTHGATE JOE
DILLON SONG
G.A. DIRECT
A.E.
ADIOS VICTORY
LEAHAVEN JEWELL
A. Abbott
D. Jewitt
J. Muir
fD.Jewitt
T.B.A.
RACE No. 2 PACE 1400
JEFFREY HI D. Kennedy
HIGHLAND WISH R. Henry
KIN-O.WAVE s . J. Wallace
MISS LEPAGE M. VanLanduyt
CRIMSON,,JOSIE R. Heny
BRISK KNIGHT B. Rundle
ROBRA INSONG W. Luzak
A.E.
BAY FROST A W. Dupee
DAVY JOHN D. Jewitt
RACE No. 3 PACE $400
COLLEEN'S BABE A. Abbott
IRISH SCRAM J. McDaid
HARLO BUFFY H. Gibbings
DIANESEELSTER F. MacDonald
DINO'S LADY R. Henry
race entries
C.P. DIRECT
PRIMA DIXIE
A.E.
GRANNY OIWFTAN D. Jewitt
JEAN MEADOW B. Vanstone
G. Hill
D. Lever
RACE No, 4 PACE 1425
VALLEYCREEK LUCKY R. Henry
FAV R. Henry
REFLECTIVE EAGLE W. Dupee
HIGHLAND LAURA T. Kerr
VICTORIA HAL B. Taylor
MISS KRISTA HAL J. Meriam
LITTLE SCRAM L. DeCaluwe
A.E.
LISA MARIE MISNER R. Battin
ORANGE RAIL K. Wallis
RACE No: 5' PACE 1525
SPITFIRE SUE F. Sadler
BRITTONIAGUY D. Wall
CLAYBROOK ROMEO T. Robinson
RACE HORSE K. Wallis
KNIGHT A GONE A. Abbott
IRISH STEPPER L. DeCaluwe
DIRECT -BY-PASS R. Mason
A.E.
BELLE DARIEL D. Jewitt
AUBURN FORBES N R. Henry
Kippen Gun Club
Terry Baker fired a 25 to lead the 27 shooters par-
ticipating in Sunday's regular competition at the
Kippen gun club.
-Deadlocked for second place with 24 each were Burt
Mahaffey and Bob Caldwell. Jack Bell and Bryan
Beer were even at 23 and Alan Bell and Calvin Christie
each scored 22.
Next with .21 hits each were Grant McGregor,
Wayne McBride, Jim Preszcator and Ed Miller 20,
Don Littleton 18, Robert McGregor 17, Todd Caldwell
and Bruce Hanna 16 and\Gary Preszcator 15.
.RMTN.9,e PACE 1100,
RAY'S I'RODI.GY G. Woodburn
CINIfiA MEADOWS R. Jerry!
SHIPAWAY RED R. Battin
AZIJCAR ARNIE F. Maguire
GRANNY MATHER R, Mathers
G. G. GR:EENTREE O. Roebuck
VALLEY CREEK KAREN T.B.A.
A.E.
HIGH BALLERINA R.• Baton
ARROCHAR RUTH R. Henry
RACE No.7 PACE 1800
MIKE MEADOW R. Henry
IRISH RAMBLER GB A.
McGucken
J. D. PRIDE G. Woodburn
WHIRLOFF BYE BYE R. Cake
IMA JERRY R. Jerry
GREENVIEW DUKE D. Duke
WEE DEVIL F. McDonald
A.E.
ARNIE PEGGY L. DeCaluwe
RENY GO WAY J. McKague
RACE No. 8 PACE 18336.82
DAY LON CLIPPER T. Jacobs
CARLWOOD DAR W. Fritz
NEW DEPARTURE F. List
SUPERHUMAN G. Waples
WILLVANJAQUAR R. Lindenfield
LQCUhST ARLEE
WICKED LI.ON
H.'Stead
T.B..A�.
Ar McGugken
RACE No. e• FACE 1$338.62.
$HOQ M4N S. Kostecki
11.V..CLIP T. Kerr
BEECRTREE COUNT D,•Wafl
NO•GOFF T.B.A.
MUSIC BEAU W,.F'ritz
GRAYFRIARS GHOST B. Carroll
SUNDAY JUDGE G. Keays.
WILLOWAY JUSTIN G. Unger
RACE No: 10 PACE 16136.62
ARMSTEAD RIP C. Hie
BEAU JIM T. Kerr
INDEPENDENT ED, L. Bain
ARAMIS D. Wall
ARMBRO VORTEX H. Stead
SCOTr'S,WONDER B.. Wellwood
D. R. G015DNUFF F. Sadler
We at the raceway take this
opportunity to thank all horsemen
who supported us this year. and
extend to you an invitation to attend
our Year's End Party on Sunday.
September 30 approximately one
half hour after the last race under
the Grand Stand.
Bruce's Warden race on
KINCARDINE - Kin-
cardine Township Reeve
Alvin Thompson an-
nounced to county council
recently that he would be
running for the position
as Warden of Bruce
County.
Reeve Thompson has
been a member of county
council for nine years and
says he hasn't missed one
session. He is a member
of the council's financial
committee and has been
instrumental in
establishing a county-
wide program for senior
citizen's housing.
Cliff Pegelo, reeve of
Brant Township, has also
declared his intentions to
run for Warden. Reeve
Pegelo is finishing his
fourth year on county
council and has been
involved in municipal
politics for 12 years
The present Warden for
Bruce is Art Speer from
the village of Tara. He
will hold the post until
December when elections
for a new Warden will be
held.
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Pee wee bouseleague motocross winners for the year at Hully Gully were (left
rear) Lee Watt, Shipka, 1st C, Jimmy Dickens, Hensall, 2nd C, Shawn Talbot,
Holmesviile, 3rd C, and (front) Randy Ford, Grand Bend, lst .A, Randy
Marriage, Clinton,. 2nd A, Brad Armstrong, Goderich 3rd A, Scott Wilson,
London, lst B, Dave McGregor, Kippen, 2nd B, and 'Mike Doell, London, 3rd '
Pee Wee B. (Exp.ositor Photo)
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opposition behind with a
29.4 last quarter in the
2:09 mile. Frank trains
the five-year-old Scarlet
Wave mare at Clinton for
Albert De Block of Lucan.
She has also been second
twice from five lifetime
starts in 1979.
Dial Tone, a two-year-
old ..fill`y by the Meadow
Skipper sire Scram -
Rhythm Brooke C, owned
by Charles Brandon of
Clinton, had her first
lifetime win in the
seventh with Frank
driving. Dial Tone paced
her mile in 2:10.2. Gerry
Roebuck was second with
Countess Jay for Carl and
Grant Fisher. of
Goderich, while Jack
Meriam took third with
Susan Ann for Roy
Meriam of Goderich.
average and to the top
driver with the most
wins,
Auburn Forbes N and
Randy Henry teamed up
in the third for their
fourth straight win and
eighth of the year for
owner -trainer Wayne
Horner of Clinton.
Finishing second in the
2:09.4 mile, with Jack
.Duckworth on the bike,
was Arnies Peggy,
trained by Walter Oster
of Clinton for the-Hensall
Livestock Sales Ltd. and
L Robson of . Dublin.
Randy Henry won the
eighth with Arrochar
Ruth for owner Arnold
Doak of Goderich, her
third win of the year. Art
Abbott was fourth with
Jay Dee Lonesome for
James D. Taylor of
Hensall.
Ross Battin was a triple Bubbling Over, owned
winner when he won the by Bill Fleming of
first with Ripple Henley Clinton, was third for
for owner -trainer Joanne driver Randy Henry in
Arnold of Monkton, the the first, while Bay Frost
fourth with Donnadale A. was fourth for Wayne
Parker and the ninth with and Bruce Dupee of
High Ballerina. For Clinton_
winning the latter race, Jack Meriam took
Ross was presented with second with Reggie Ford
an AM -FM Radio by Eric for Charles Brindley of
Schellenberger, courtesy Goderich in a 2:10 mile in
of Clinton Electric, in the second, while Jim
Clinton. Watt finished third
Randy. Henry of driving Leahaven Jewell
Goderich picked up two for Harry Lear of Lon -
,.more wins to give him a desboro.
total of 14 and a com- Dianne Camp, owned
manding lead in the race by Jim Finlayson, Gord
for the top driver award Dick and driver Dale
at Clinton. At stake is a Kennedy of Seaforth was
$50 cash prize and a silver- second in the fourth with
tray from Molson's Dennis Jewitt third
Brewery Ltd. which will behind Apopgu Pendin.
be presented to the top Granny Grattan
driver with the best narrowly missed out on
C.,Le...
HE HRT FUND
thank
you.
as 1 will be retiring at the
end of this month, I would
like to• take this oppor-
tunity to thank all my
many friends and
customers for your kin-
dness over the past thir-
teen years.
Lori Lyn will now be
operated by Marlene Yeo.
who has boon on staff for
the past three years.
together with Bonnie
Strong, Marlene will con -
time providing the same
friendly, efficient service
as ever.
Again, my sincere thanks.
Millie Carroll
LORI LYN
Beauty Sdlon
77 Albert Street, Clinton
•482 7711 .
t•;
her first win when D.R. -
Goodnuff nipped her at
the wire in the 2:10.1
mile. The four-year-old
mare by Scram -Mable
Grattan is owned and
trained by August De
Groof of Clinton and was
driven by Dennis Jewitt
in her third start.
Western Fair Raceway
in London,,will open for
the fall meet on October 5
with : the Ontario Sires
Stakes for two-year-old
pacing fillies as the
featured event.
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