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year7oid mare by Silver
Ronnie T Lynn Dale. that.
has also been second
twice from 12 starts, Ross:
Battin finished "second
with True. Percillia for -
Les ' Campbell of
Seaforth, while Grant
Velland was third with
Titled Lady for Lerpy
4 ,Revington of Luean and
dandy ' Henry fourth
driiing Colleens Babe for
Jack Parsons. of Hay.
Brian Iodgson won the
thirdrace with trotter
Bonitos for Owner Russell
Eliery of Stratford in
10.2,; with Gord
Pullman second with
Alinas Prince for Jack
• Mcllwain of Seaf orth afid•
Phil Bisback also of
Seafo ` fourth ' with h's
finished second with
Highland Birthday , for
Bill Snrlth of Clinton► w th
Jack Duckworth third
driving Emma C Lee for
Carman Kerr of Goderich
and Dale Kennedy of -
Seaforth fourth with
hopeful Pat, that he co-
owns With Gord Dick,
Coolers were also'',.
presented to J C Grit by
Wilson's Tack Shop,
G emii}i Tide by the
Clinton Raceway and to
Nor Lea Lynn by the
Clinton' Raceway with
MaYor , Harold Lobb
making, the presentation,
This was the final week of
racing at Clinton for this
season.
four-year-old Reflected
Way gelding, Prompt
• -Action.. _
Robert Taylor had .his
• first winner in the fifth,
driving Captains Table
home first in p,2:06.3 for
Joan and Ken Bryant of
Dorchester. Randy
Henry was second with
Zarnparo, owned by the
Wayne Horner Stables of
Clinton, while Frank
MacDonald was third
driving Centinare for
May and Walter Pepper
of Clinton. Grant Volland
was fourth with Fireside
41) Mandy, owned by the
Tannin Stable of Langley,
B.C.
Gemini Tide, owned by
Donald Campbell of
Goderich was a,winner in
p, 2:07.3 with Randy
McLean up in the sixth.
This is the second winthis
year for the four-year-old
son of Bye Bye Roger -
Queenie Tide that took a
new pacing record of
2:04.4 earlier this year -at
Flamboro Downs.
Art Abbott finished
second driving Miss Kelly
Rose for James D. Taylor
of Hensah, while Dennis
Jewitt was fifth with
• Karina Hanover for Bill
Fleming of Clinton.
Walter Luzak won the
seventh with Little Splash
for owner Paul Luzak of
Mildmay in p,2:08.1,
f, R'andV, 'Henry was second
with* Arrochar Ruth for
Arnold Doak of Goderich;
while John Muir and
Scarlet Dakali finished,
third, with Randy
McLean fourth with
Ripple Ridge.
Kenmarou Castlee
gave Robert Taylor his
second winning ride.. of
the afternoon in the
eighth. The five-year-old
gelding by Castle Lee,
owned by Wayne Horner
• of Clinton, was timed in
p,2:06for the mile, just
one second slower than
his lifetime mark of 2:05.
.This was his second win
in a row and fifth of the
year. Randy Henry
finished second with Miss
Krista Hal for owner
Charles Brindley of
Goderich, while John
Lester was third with
Iron Lassie for Bert
McBride of Goderich.
•
Fred Sadler won, the
tenth driving H.D. Duke
for Don Hirtzel of
Parkhill and was
presented with a cooler
donated by Armstrong
Bros. of 'Islington, for-
merly of Brampton in the
race against . Multiple
Sclerosis. Randy Henry
ceway -a1.
ended for the year on
Saturday night. Skippy
Dover, owned by Lorne
Tyndall of Clinton, was
third . with ' Frank
MacDonald up.
Joe Dunsmore of Molson's Brewery gave Randy
Henry of Goderich a congratulatory pat on the
shoulder last Sunday after he presented him with
the Molson's award of $50 and a silver tray for
having the 'highest driving average at the Clinton
track. Paltrier Kerr had the most wins and took
homeitsirnilar award. (James Fitzgerald photo)
Voicings from the Yanastra community....
• from page 17
Guelph. The topic was
"drug and alcohol
abuse."
Mr. and Mrs. Allan
Johnston from Walters
Falls, Ontario visited the
Glen Sniith household for
the weekend.
Happy Birthday to
Laurie Roulston on
Saturday, September 27.
Sincere sympathy to
Liz Anderson on the death
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of her father this past
weekend.
Sharon and : Lyn
Jerome and Mr. and Mrs.
Gale Hannah' went to
Frankenmuth, Michigan
for the weekend.
Evelyn and Peter
Mantel hadtheir married
daughter Pat and son-in-
law John Koning from
Peterborough over
during the week. At the
same time, friends from
La Lechers get ri�w literatii\re and books
La Leche League Of
of
Belgrave began its new
series_ of . meetings. at_ - the
..
home of Mrs. Leslie
Martin on. September ;16
at 8 p.m. to discuss the
advantages of breast-
feeding
Mrs. Lili ne No an was
Mrs. Li1i ne Nolan was
introduced as the new
librarian for this series,
following which she
added a new book entitled
"Caesarean Birth" to the
library and explained
how to sign out the books
t the local lanes
Tuesday Afternoon Ladies
Rose's Roasted Nuts have a slight lead on first place
with 18 points, • but Ramona's. Pistachios -are close
behind with 17 points.
Ruby's Cashews, Edgar's Almonds and Bennie's
Beer Nuts are sitting in a tie position with 15 points�-
apiece and Bircham's Beechnuts are next with 14,
points. Beulah's Butternuts and Castle's Chestnuts are
in last place with -13 points each.
Again Nancy Roy was the top bowler in the league.
She had the high single of 331, the high triple of 782 and
the high average of 234.
Blyth Ladies League
The Nitwits are at the top of the Blyth Tuesday night
ladies league with 7 points and the Biuncy Bunch are
close behind with 61/2 points, leaving the Born Losers
in third place with 6 points.
The Alley Cats have hold on the next position with 4
points and the Corner Pin Cuties are close behind with
31/2 points. The Drop Backs seem to be living up to
their name and they are last with 3 points.
Rita Verburg was the to bowler of the evening arid
took all three high scores: She had the high average of
205, the high triple of 615 and the high single of 242.
Clinton Mixed League
Team 3 and Team 5 are tied in first position with 5
points each while Team 2 and 7 have 4 points apiece.
The tie positions continue and Team 1 and Team 8
have 3 points each while Team 4 and Team 6 have 2
points each.
Linda Reinhart had the ladies' high single of 25(
while Stella Peacock had the high triple of 567 and thf
high average of 189. '
In the men's division, the high single went to Wad(
Clark with 259 and Wayne Picard.took the'high triple
of 678 and the high average of 226.
Thats one big beet
BRUSSELS - if Don
Blenkhorn had known
yrhat he was going to find
In hgarden;
have
-weuld-
have entered it in the
Brussels Fall Fair.
Unfortunately, he
didn't\find the giant beet
which weighed 5 pound,
two -ounce beet until the
day after the fair so he '
missed his. chance at
getting the prize.
andPold rs.
and fold rs.
Mrs. Barbara Kerr,
leader, noted' that • LLL
Belgravewas`marking its
first • anniversary this
month. It is wonderful to
see so many mothers
successfully breastfeed
their infants,- coming to
meetings for information
and encouragement.
It was announced that
Mrs. Sandra Billson has
been certified as a new
leader and will hold
meetings in Goderich
starting October 8.
Many advantages to
mother, father and baby
were reviewed. The
mothers. ,'felt. that
breastfeeding had made
their Babies happy and
healthy, and con-
sequently, their husbands
were supportive and
proud of their wives
nursing their offspring.
An article printed in -the
Reader's Digest entitled
"Breast Fed is Best Fed"
was discussed. The
points covered were very
relevant today, and yet
this reprint reprint was dated
1950. Myths concerning
nursing were also
mentioned:
Fo1'lowing the
discussion, the mothers
enjoyed refreshments
and viewing of pictures of
the LLL picnic at Point
Farms in August which
had been a very en-
joyable event.
Take
the cup
• from page 6
Dean Cartwright lead
off Clinton's half of the
seventh with a single,
stole second and ad-
vanced to third on Pete
Clynicks ground -out to
first base.
Dan Horton was given
an intentional pass and
Travis Lyndon then
singled to drive in Car-
twright for the winning
run and the tyke "E"
championship.
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Alliston, Ann and Menno
Meidema stopped by.
Farewell to Fred and
Ann Gale and family who
moved to Chatham " this
past weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Cheverie were in a boat
show from Wednesday to
Sunday' in Mount
,Clements, Michigan. Mr.
Cheverie and his brother
Tom own T & R Boats.
Last Saturday, Bev and
Steve Walsh were
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their new home.
Marion Hohner at-
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September 27.
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orsomart fined fair beting
Harness: horseman Ken
Hardy, 31,; of L.upan, has
been fined $1,000 by the
Ontario Racing; Com-
:naission ()RC for betting
on a horse "other than his
own on "July 13 at Clinton.,
The bet contravened
• commission racing rules,
His liorse, Gee Dee
Parker, an 8 -to -5 co*
favorite in the race,
finished fourth.
The other co -favorite,
rn the
raceIdeal andPleasure commissiowon
lawyer Robert Hal1. said
during a hearing on
September 17„ thatthe
race 'was an "obvious
case of convenience" and
"smacks of every
element of a coup."
Dave - Rivrer s, super-
visor. of , harness racing
for the ORC, told the
hearing that exactor,
wagering combining the
co -favorites was slim but
heavy on a 3 . and 5
combination of Ideal
Mr. and Mrs. Murray
Hohner are celebrating
their 33rd wedding an-
niversary on Thursday,
October 2.
On Saturday Gord
Bernard and Frank Arts
went hunting for the day.
Joh lanchard alo
went uck .hunting cn
Saturd y.
On Friday, Mrs. Leona
Embling arrived at the
Embling household in
preparation . for the
arrival of the fourth little
Embling•
,_ On Friday, September
26 Diane .McCarthy and
Wanda Goulding received
their Secondary School
Diplomas.
Pleasure and Dwye,
whichfinlshed second,.
The commission
charged Hardy with.
giving .a groom, Francis
Stranak, $80 to place 12 $5
bets • on the 3-5 com-
bination,
Hardy told the hearing
he was placing the bet for
a friend, Donald Squires
of Centralia, but did not
bet any money on the
race for himself,
"1 realize now how` it
looked," Hardy said. "HI
had to do it over again, I
wouldn't."
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