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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1980-08-21, Page 7to Godei ickPee wee boys won the:champlonship trophy at the Vanastra Country Fair tournament on the weekend and are 13 and 3 on the season. Front __ - row_left.._ta:rlgbt are Ken_Hoggglrt, .e Jantz1, ssistant ca' ri Dou 'Alexander, captain Frank Schloedorf and John Wubs. Back row are coach Art Hoggart, Tim Bfakker, Travis Bell, Steve Elliott, Dan Van Ninhuys, and coach Art Bell. Missing was Randy Marriage, Larry Bauer, Gary Dykstra, and Chris Lobb: (James Fitzgerald photo) • The PGA tourney. 11from page 6. The program helped because you knew who to expect next and their previous scores. The announcer would an- nounce any past PGA champs and once the group had putted out, the day's score and three- day ,total.: Each time a group came to the 18th a rousing applause would greet them, but on the Saturday, the moment I best remember was when Arnie and his Army came down the 18th fairway. He needed no introduction - everyone knew who he was! The crowd was on their feet as he walked .down the 18th and the applause was -deafening. As the groups came in we paid as much at- tention to the caddies as the player, since many of the boys had visited Seaforth. After Morley and Koch finished the third round tied, we realized that on o unday, Kenny and Ian "' ay be caddying in the same group. Talk about well planned! That's exactly what happened and so after a brisk Sunday morning swim it was back to the course for the final day. Now that we had our passes with us it was a whole new ball game. No crowded school bus shuttle. We parked right at the clubhouse and spent some time browsing in the pro, shop and tents displaying the many souveniers made especially for the oc- casion., With the two brothers caddying in the same group, we had the ideal chance to follow them and see just what they do and how their men play. For nine holes we followed the boys and it was just as interesting for us to watch the caddies as the players. Ian's man, Gary Koch is more in- clined to show his displeasure with a bad shot and it was obvious he was not happy. More than once Ian had to be quick to grab a club tossed his way a bit too zealously. However,: _. during . the corse of the round it was apparent that Gary. and Ian had a good. rapport. The same was tie of Kenny and Mike Morley, although Mike appeared to handle a poor situation, in a more subdued manner. As for the caddies, well they ap- peared to really love their work. - After nine we headed back to the stands. It was early but already space was at a premium.I had considered following Nicklaus but I would have needed a helicopter to see what was going on. We sat in the stands . nearly six hours and by the end of the day the people sitting next to you were like lifelong neighbours. Thousands of people would chat and laugh while there was a lull in the action, but when someone was taking a shot you could have heard a pin drop. We saw them all. The big names like Trevino, Watson, Palmer and of course, Nicklaus. We saw the rabbits like Koch, Morley and Hataisky and we saw our caddies, both brothers and friends. We saw terrible shots and super shots and for days afterwards it was pretty hard to come down to earth and back to that darn slice! +++ On Tuesday, August 12 the Junior Tournament at the Seaforth course was won by Lindsay Begg of Guelph with a 75 total. Other winners were: 1st low gross junior, Al Nigh, 76; 1st low gross juvenile, DOWN DRAFT WOOD BURNING Sp'rr,fient f.,flf ['eight V1t.Ith 1lepth 'truths t.• 7 „r "1 F'7u,• Flue Size Lid (lprrura 3 MORE MODELS AVAILABLE STOVE Smith & Caven Down Draft Stoves cite designed and engineered * to provide for hours and hours of safe wood heat on a minimum amount of$ fuel. 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GO D E R I CH APPLIANCES R.R. 2 G1ODERICH 519.524 7090 - ;ExcLudv-e ONTARIO OIST.RIIIUTORS--'------- -- . ., .-- - --, . i COUNTF V9ICJ DO 9OX 154 AVLMER t1NTAR11 NSH'S3 STOVES THOMAS ST THIAS t819l 31241 SHOwFMOMS LOCATEO% MILE EAST OF ST THOMAS ON NO 3 HIOHWAV YOU'VE SEEN THE REST, COME AND SEE THE BEST, YOU'LL LIKE THOMI fr •• Greg Core, 78; 1st low gross bantam, Lee Cupick, 79; 1st low . net, junior, Bruce Drake; 1st low net, juvenile, Danny Gates; 1st low net, bantam, Brian Cooper; 2nd low gross, junior, Steve Pearce; 2nd low gross, juvenile, Mike Paquette; second low gross, bantam, Scott Hutchison; 2nd low net, junior, Shane Durnin; 2nd low net, juvenile, Paul Coady; 2nd low net, bantam, David Camp- bell; amp- bell; 3rd low gross, juvenile, Doug Arm- strong; 3rd low net, juvenile, Scott Kay; 4th low gross, juvenile, Kerry Switzenburg;; 4th low net, juvenile, Todd Doig; 5th low gross juvenile, Todd . Morey; 5th low net, juvenile, Paul Fountain; longest drive, Mike Paquette ; closest to the pin, Mike Paquette; most honest golfer, Mike Betties. Men's night was won by Ken Doig and Ken Cardno with an 80. The ladies' club hosted the Mitchell ladies on the llth but. unfortunately the rain cancelled any golf. The caddies arrived two days ago on their stopover before the Buick Open in Flint, Michigan., No wonder they were celebrating Fitzie's man Gibby Gilbert who shot 67 the final day at West- chester to take second place and $43,500.00. Way to go Fitzie! Ramblings • By Lois Gibbings ._.Ideal Pleasure, owned by Tom and driver Andy Hardy et Lucan, returned to Clinton for the `second time this year on Sunday, August 17, and once again was the winner of the $1,000 - preferred pace. The five -Year-old gelding by High Ideal - Sister Time with over $30,000 in lifetime earnings and a 2:02.4 record led all the way in his 2:06.1 mile. Fred Sadler of Parkhill finished second with his Dwye. Hopeful Pat, a three- year-old colt by Steven Frost -Janet Johnston, that driver Dale Kennedy and Gord Dick of Seaforth, claimed for nov-or-en-J..uly 9, won in p,, 2:10.4 in his second start for his new owners. Auburn Forbes N was second with Randy Henry on the bike for Wayne Horner of Clinton, while Jim Watt ofBlyth 'finished third with his Harlo Champ. Dennis Jewitt of Clinton followed in fourth with Jodie Bay for Alf Grummett of Stratford. In the third race, a trot, Kawartha Navy was third for driver Randy McLean trainer Jean Feagan of Goderich and owner Charles W. Armstrong of Rexdale, while -)John Muir was fourth ' with llackbro Fame for Meryl Glanville of Egmondville. Hie Cliff, owned by the Wayne Horner Stables was second in a 2:08 mile in the fourth with Randy CLINTON x+JEWS-REGORA,THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, 1980 -;-PA �ar► the local racetracks Henry: up, while Pleasant 'Rodger was third for driver Don Larkin and owner .Art Masli:ell of Goderich. . Frank MacDonald of Clinton was third driving Centinare,. a four -year - Old mare by Scrarn- Brenda Herbert for trainer Walter and May Pepper of Clinton, Centinare is a half-sister to Chafn.pion Hit, who had 12 wins, five seconds -and three thirds f rF-tn 37 starts last year, good for earnings of $4,114. Lifetime he has $6,335 and a pacing record of °.2:08. Jack Duckworth was second driving R.W. Sput for, owner Larry --ref 1 Y • 1 • sixth, while Mrs. State Dill was fourth for Ron Kerr of Goderich, ahead of John Muir with Arnies Peggy .° Swinging Beauty had her first win in the seventh• since she was claimed by Bruce Dupee of Clinton for $3,000 on July 27, although she was second in each of her other two starts. The seven-year-old mare. was driven by John Muir for trainer Walter Oster in her p, 2:07.4 mile. Randy Henry drove J A Delight' home second for Wayne Horner of Clinton in the eighth. Already this year, . the four-year-old Kenny Hanover gelding has earnings of $5,P47\ from 22 starts, including' a win in p, 2:05. Nota Slowpoke, co - owned by driver Bill °Bennett and Don •Carter of` Seaforth, was third in the tenth. Pat Steckle of Goderich was the lucky winner of Bulova Watch, courtesy of Anstett Jewellers Ltd., Clinton with Pat Anstett making the presentation. Dave Corrie also drew the names for four free Kinsmen Raceway seat cushions. There will be races again this Sunday, August 24 at Clinton with post time at 1:30 p.rn. There will be three qualifying races starting at 12:30 p.m. At Goderich on August 14, the feature event was. the Ron Feagan Memorial Pace for a purse of $2,500. Action Knox, a seven-year-old gelding by Knox Hanover led from wire to wire to take home first money of $1,250. Time for the mile was :31- 1:04.2 - 1:35 2:05. Owner of the fleet pacer with a 2:02 record earlier this year is Bryan Richardson of Arthur, who also trains and drives him. The winner also received a cooler donated by Friedman Harness as well 'as a Colclough rolls to tournament win The weather and the greens co-operated with Dave Colclough of Clinton and his partner Rose Wilkes of Bayfield when they won the Clinton lawn bowling Banker's Tournament on August 15. The pleasant weather and full attendance for the double draw, made the annual ,event a success for participants and winners. A Mitchell pair, Mr. and Mrs. Reg Robinson went home with second prize and the third place standing was won by Cliff Brown and .his partner from St. Marys. Clintonians Bert and Jean Gray bowled their way to fourth position while Walter Newcombe and Della Slavin, also of Clinton, took the fifth prize winnings. Sixth place went to Art Finlayson and his wife from Seaforth and the consolation prize was won by Bert and Rosamond Garrett of Clinton. The yearly tournament was supported by the Royal Bank, Bank of Montreal dnd the Clinton Credit.Union. They donated most of the prize money in silver oll rs and the Clinton Lawn Bowling Club expresse t ey appreciation to the banks for their support. On August 12, the greens took -on a differe t at- mosphere as. the Clinton Club held their annual pot luck dinner and pork• barbecue. Over 50 people en- joyed the evening meal and some members from the Blyth Club also attended.. Harv -McCallum from Blyth was in charge of the. barbecue with helpfrom his wife Doreen and it was reported that the pork chops . were cooked to 'per- fection. Despite the filling supper, teams were drawn up afterwards for a few hours -of bowling. Prizes were awarded for the highest scores. trophy donated by Mac Cuddy and Grant Wilson. , A presentation to the second place horse by Les Ehrlick }farness went to Brian Hodgson of London with his Fossil Ridge, whale Miss. Sadies Pride, owned by Ed Matheson of St. Marys was third for driver 13i11 Budd. The six- year-old Mare by Skippys Pride C - °Sadie. Bars was raised by Fred Fowler at his farm near Londesboro and is a half-sister to Miss Belle Bars. Miss Sadies Pride took a 2:00 record last year and has won in 2:02 already this Turn to page 15 A trophy bearing the name of "Baseball Bill" Craig, was presented to the Clinton Housewives ball team and their captain Gail Daer recently. The Housewives cleaned -up on the "A" division this year to win the memorial trophy from the Auburn Lions CLub. (Shelley McPhee photo) WALLACE TURKEY PRODUCTS 10 DAY SALE OF SELECTED 1980 MODELS = PRICES IN EFFECT TILL SAT., AUG. 30 ONLY • Arriving Last Week of August Available for pick-up any time after September 1. • Buy Wholesale - cut out the middleman. • Same price per pound whether you buy the case, or by the 5 Ib. bag. FANCY (DUALITY ORDER HERE PER CASE ORDER HERE PER BAG 1980 PLYMOUTH CARAVELLE Finished in mocha brown metallic with tan cloth & vinyl bucket seat, colour - keyed seat belts, floor mats, 225 six' cylinder engine, belted radial tires, Tight package, deluxe windshield wiper package, deluxe insulation package, automatic transmission, electric rear window defroster, tinted glass, dual chrome remote mirrors, am radio, conventional spare tire. Freight included. Stock No. AP12. List Price '7,850. 1980.PLYMOUTH HORIZON TC -;3 Front wheel drive, 4 cylinder engine, automatic, am/fm radio, steel belted radial tires. Finished in Tight cash- mere tan: Stock AP23. Freight included. List Price -'7,100. Sale Price - $6,7OO. 1t1 PRICE PER CASE Green Cut Beans 6 x 5 Ib. Yellow Wax Beans 6 x 5 Ib. r,ench Style Green Beans 12 x 2' , Ib. Broccoli Spears Brussel Sprouts Cauliflovr , Diced Carrots Sliced Carrots Whole Baby Carrots Kernel Corn M v' d Vegetables Green Peas Peas & Carrots 'Spinach - Squash diced Turnip diced Parsnips diced Beets sliced Green Peppers Mended Peppers Rhubarb sliced Behar Salad McCain French Fries McCain French Fries 12 x 2 Ib. 6 x 5 Ib. 6x4lb. 6 x 5 Ib. 6 x 5 Ib. 20 Ib. 6 x 5 Ib. 6 x 5 lb. 6x 5 Ib. 6 x 5 Ib. 12 x 3 Ib. 6 x 5 Ib. 6 x 5 lb. 6 x 5 Ib. 6 x 5 Ib. 6 x 5 Ib. 6 x 5 Ib. 6 x 5 Ib. 6 x 5.1b. 6 x 5 Ib. YF12 x 12.90 12.90 15.00 19.20 18.60 16.08 8.70 10.20 13.80 13.20 12.60 11.40 10.50 18.00 11.40 8.70 10.50 14.10 15.60 15.60 10.20 15.30 10.50 6.00 PRICE PER POUND .43 .43 .50 .80 .62 .67 .29 .34 .46 .44 .42 .38 .35 .50 .38 .29 .35 .47 . 52 .52 .34 . 51 .35 .25 1980 CHRYSLER CORDOBA Finished in Nightwatch blue with gold strip, withe dark blue crown landau vinyl roof, blue cloth 60/40 split ben- ch seat. Economical 225 6. cylinder ongine, automatic, heavy duty suspension, 'belted radial tires, light package, floor mbts, electric rear window, dual chrome ,-remote mirrors, electronic digital clock, deluxe -win- dshield wipers, halogen headlamps, cruise control, power trunk, am/fm radio with rear speaker. Freight included. Stock No. AC -3. List Price '9,700. Sale Mee • $8,400 • 1980 CHRYSLER NEWPORT 4 door. Finished in crimson red metallic with rod cloth and vinyl interior. Air conditioning, 318 V8 engine, automatic, belted radial tires, electric rear window defroster, arn/frh radio with rear speaker, conven- tional spare tire. Freight included. Stock No. AC -10. List Price '10,200. Sale Price . $9 2 00. 1980 PLYMOUTH GRAN FURY 4 door. Finished in teal tropic green metallic with white stripes, with green cloth & vinyl seat. Features light package, floor mats, electric heated rear window, dual chrome, remote control mirror, colour -keyed body side moulding, power trunk, heavy duty ,suspension, con- ventional spare tire. 318 V8 engine. Freight included. Stock No. AP -1. List Price '8,900. Sale Price $ 8,OOO. 1, Dodge Truths SALES/SERVICE ! SOLD OUT OF THE PLANT ON A CASH SALE BASIS OPEN: 5 DAYS A WEEK, 9:00 A.M. • 5:00 P.M. CLOSED WEDNESDAYS & SATURDAYS Dears Reid OMEN: SALES DEPARTMENT: Monday thru. Wednesday iI a.m.-5:311 p.m. Thursday $ a.m.. 5:00 p.m. 7 p.m, -10:00 p.m., Friday O'ti.m.-5:30 p.m., Saturday 9 a.m.-4 p.nt. SERVICE AND PARTS DEPARTMENT: Monday thru. Friday 0 a.m. to 5 p.m., Op•in Thursday night 0 pan. tele p.m. AT CAMPBELL'S MEN'S WEAR OUR SIDEWALK SALE SPECIALS CONTINUE IN THE STORE! SPECIAL RACK OF JACKETS SHIRTS SHORTS SUMMER ALL SLACKS AT SWIMSUITS 1442PRICE MEN'S SUMMER SUITS SPECIAL RACK $ AT ONE LOW PRICE 95* • Ili Elespbe• res Mar . I • MAIN CORNER CLINTON - 482-9732 A trophy bearing the name of "Baseball Bill" Craig, was presented to the Clinton Housewives ball team and their captain Gail Daer recently. The Housewives cleaned -up on the "A" division this year to win the memorial trophy from the Auburn Lions CLub. (Shelley McPhee photo) WALLACE TURKEY PRODUCTS 10 DAY SALE OF SELECTED 1980 MODELS = PRICES IN EFFECT TILL SAT., AUG. 30 ONLY • Arriving Last Week of August Available for pick-up any time after September 1. • Buy Wholesale - cut out the middleman. • Same price per pound whether you buy the case, or by the 5 Ib. bag. FANCY (DUALITY ORDER HERE PER CASE ORDER HERE PER BAG 1980 PLYMOUTH CARAVELLE Finished in mocha brown metallic with tan cloth & vinyl bucket seat, colour - keyed seat belts, floor mats, 225 six' cylinder engine, belted radial tires, Tight package, deluxe windshield wiper package, deluxe insulation package, automatic transmission, electric rear window defroster, tinted glass, dual chrome remote mirrors, am radio, conventional spare tire. Freight included. Stock No. AP12. List Price '7,850. 1980.PLYMOUTH HORIZON TC -;3 Front wheel drive, 4 cylinder engine, automatic, am/fm radio, steel belted radial tires. Finished in Tight cash- mere tan: Stock AP23. Freight included. List Price -'7,100. Sale Price - $6,7OO. 1t1 PRICE PER CASE Green Cut Beans 6 x 5 Ib. Yellow Wax Beans 6 x 5 Ib. r,ench Style Green Beans 12 x 2' , Ib. Broccoli Spears Brussel Sprouts Cauliflovr , Diced Carrots Sliced Carrots Whole Baby Carrots Kernel Corn M v' d Vegetables Green Peas Peas & Carrots 'Spinach - Squash diced Turnip diced Parsnips diced Beets sliced Green Peppers Mended Peppers Rhubarb sliced Behar Salad McCain French Fries McCain French Fries 12 x 2 Ib. 6 x 5 Ib. 6x4lb. 6 x 5 Ib. 6 x 5 Ib. 20 Ib. 6 x 5 Ib. 6 x 5 lb. 6x 5 Ib. 6 x 5 Ib. 12 x 3 Ib. 6 x 5 Ib. 6 x 5 lb. 6 x 5 Ib. 6 x 5 Ib. 6 x 5 Ib. 6 x 5 Ib. 6 x 5 Ib. 6 x 5.1b. 6 x 5 Ib. YF12 x 12.90 12.90 15.00 19.20 18.60 16.08 8.70 10.20 13.80 13.20 12.60 11.40 10.50 18.00 11.40 8.70 10.50 14.10 15.60 15.60 10.20 15.30 10.50 6.00 PRICE PER POUND .43 .43 .50 .80 .62 .67 .29 .34 .46 .44 .42 .38 .35 .50 .38 .29 .35 .47 . 52 .52 .34 . 51 .35 .25 1980 CHRYSLER CORDOBA Finished in Nightwatch blue with gold strip, withe dark blue crown landau vinyl roof, blue cloth 60/40 split ben- ch seat. Economical 225 6. cylinder ongine, automatic, heavy duty suspension, 'belted radial tires, light package, floor mbts, electric rear window, dual chrome ,-remote mirrors, electronic digital clock, deluxe -win- dshield wipers, halogen headlamps, cruise control, power trunk, am/fm radio with rear speaker. Freight included. Stock No. AC -3. List Price '9,700. Sale Mee • $8,400 • 1980 CHRYSLER NEWPORT 4 door. Finished in crimson red metallic with rod cloth and vinyl interior. Air conditioning, 318 V8 engine, automatic, belted radial tires, electric rear window defroster, arn/frh radio with rear speaker, conven- tional spare tire. Freight included. Stock No. AC -10. List Price '10,200. Sale Price . $9 2 00. 1980 PLYMOUTH GRAN FURY 4 door. Finished in teal tropic green metallic with white stripes, with green cloth & vinyl seat. Features light package, floor mats, electric heated rear window, dual chrome, remote control mirror, colour -keyed body side moulding, power trunk, heavy duty ,suspension, con- ventional spare tire. 318 V8 engine. Freight included. Stock No. AP -1. List Price '8,900. Sale Price $ 8,OOO. 1, Dodge Truths SALES/SERVICE ! SOLD OUT OF THE PLANT ON A CASH SALE BASIS OPEN: 5 DAYS A WEEK, 9:00 A.M. • 5:00 P.M. CLOSED WEDNESDAYS & SATURDAYS Dears Reid OMEN: SALES DEPARTMENT: Monday thru. Wednesday iI a.m.-5:311 p.m. Thursday $ a.m.. 5:00 p.m. 7 p.m, -10:00 p.m., Friday O'ti.m.-5:30 p.m., Saturday 9 a.m.-4 p.nt. SERVICE AND PARTS DEPARTMENT: Monday thru. Friday 0 a.m. to 5 p.m., Op•in Thursday night 0 pan. tele p.m.