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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1974-09-12, Page 11a a , .4 d,; Brindley catcher Bill Chisholm races 'for home beating the throw to Little Bowl catcher Dave Patterson in Monday 'night's playoff .game at Agriculture Park. Little Bowl won the game and the series by beating .Brindleys 12-7. (staff. photo) Playoff continues DRMCo and Sandy's Clippers within one game of finals n, ONS 4 - .NEWS BY LOiS WRIGHT The ladies of the Sunset plan The weatherman. co-operated to host their 'first afternoon of and brought beautiful fall golf on September 25 We hope sunny skies ani), ,a warm wind to be, able 10 aquaint surroun- ding urroun- to make the weekend excellent d ung clubs to the Sunset and at' golfing er. the same time make new The Mweathen's Two Ball . Part- aquai'ntances. ners' has reached the semi- Fo many of use it.will be our finalist, Walter Sheardown and first competition golf but we John Lyndon will.play Carl hope ,to gain .friendships and , Schneiker and Paul ;.�Baechler more knowledge of golf. ort Thursday to decide who will The winners for last week's win the Championship, Ladies' Nite were Shirley First flight winners from Baechler, Jean , Asher, Isobel 'men's night were Rick Sowerby MacDonald, Jo -Anne Telford, .and Tony, ,Bedard. Stan Con - and Grace Sale. nelly, Stan Telford and Mark Ladies, don'.t forget the Auc- Lassaline were, the second tion Nite coming up on Sept. flight winners: Third flight was 19, This will give you a chance., won by Don Fuller, Bud Shear - to display your delicious preser- down, Keith Huisser and Bohn ves that you, have been busily Sturdy. doing this fall. Golf, dessert Congratulations to Don and auction party will Create a ' Bedour who won first low net real fun night; plan to attend. at the Men's Seaforth In- T14e Shriners Blue Water vitationa 'on Saturday.' Pon �-Firre Brigade held their Annual now sports a fall suede jacket Goa and Steak Barbecue on from Bainton's Mill in Blyth. Sunday with a very good atten- Keep up the good work Don. dance. Low gross in the men'sHope to see you more in '74. division went to Bruce •!'- Stanlake and Kay Duncan won the ladies division. Custom , Trailer Ltd. Exeter, held their tournament �' CIinton on •Saturday with some very fine scores being handed in, A very good display table of • prizes and trophies concluded their day of fun. • moves Fisher ahead of Sifto Co1'Y c i I Brie f two games to one in the series. In they other , consolation At last week's special ad- series- Little • Bowl ',defeated ministratiJe cobximittee Brindley 12-7 to win the series b Ac read to Kendall Oil kept their Williainson on second and playoff hopes alive .in the In- John Ginn on first when Ken dustrial Softball semi-finals Vanderburg ' hit ' into an ap- ',last week 'by defeating DRMCo .parent double play. The Clip - 5 -4: and Sandy's ,,Clippers per's got Ginn on second but a p mem er moved to within one "gable of throwing. error to first allowed in three -straight. Batting meeting, .recommend. 'to town council eliminating Gord's Sports° in Williamson to score and tie the through the order in the first that a resolution from the City their five game' playoff series, game. In the :ninth Williamson and third innings Little Bowl Ih the third game of the,Ken- singled and advanced to third posted nine runs to of Nanticoke � regarding in-, Brindleys dell, DRMCo series, Kendall on two pass balls and scored on two second inning scores. In the stituting lotteries to, establish held ,on to their third inning a long fly with one out. Gord's bottom of the third Brindleys' disaster funds be supported. lead to defeat DRMCo 5-4. retired'the Clippers-inWhile councillors did agree the bot- scored. four to close the gap to the lotteries were an excellent Kendall scored two runs in the tom of the inning° tti win 4-3. 9-6. Little Bowl got one in the way to raise additional funds top of the second inning to lead and tie the'series. ' fourth and two in the seventh in a ies cat>lg•ht • but The . Roads came back in • In • ttie consolation series and held the opposition to, one for commudisaster, therenitnitwas uo t con - the bottofn of the inning with .� isher Buildingtook a three in run to wire the match .and the three runs. ning 1-0 lead before, scoring series. John Orr smashed a double three runs in the fourth to lead • The playoffs resume tonight e v' f the administrative committee cern for the way in. which such monies would be dispersed• • 'in the top of the third driving Sifto 4-0. Sifto rallied in'th When DRMCo and Kendall The recommendation from in Wane Fisher and Phil Tur- .� ner for the winning runs and Kendall gave up only one run holding on to the lead to win the contest. The win was 'the 12. first ‘of' the seri Kendall who trail DRMCo two aures ta° one. - In Monday night's action between 'cord's Sports and Sandy's Clippers, Sandy's moved one game up on _Gordis. and are within one win of ad- vancing to the finals. In the first inning Stan Doherty hit Rick Sowerby with a pitch to Walk him and Ron Sowerby - drove a home run ball ov.et the left field fence to move Sandy's, into the lead. In the bottom of the inning Gord's loaded the bases 'and Ken Deer hit Glen Tigert- with a pitch to walk in a run. Brian Rumig doubled to drive in two more runs and In- the -'top of the fourth in- ning Doug Spitzig doilbled and moved to third on a "sacrifice bunt by Tom Crawford before Reiss Pru'der singled to drive in ,the tying run. In the fifth ' in- ning Join Phillips singled and - advanced to second on a third strike. pitch that was ,dro-pped by,the catcher. A pass ball ad- vanced him to. third and Ken Doer'• • singled to drive in the winning run. In the second . game of the Sandy's Gord's series a• run in the ninth inning proved to be the winner for Gordis. A two run lead in the first inning by. Gord's ,was reduced to a deficit, by the fifth inning when Sandy's led 3-2. in the seventh inning Gord's put Dennis botthefourth themet in the fourth game o the about the distribution of, such •� tam of' curt to tie e then; will include a comment . game• 4-4 but.Fisher put ,f series ,and Fisher and their runs across. in the sixth and Sifto play their fourth game at money. ' hung on to win 9-4. The,victory Agriculture Park.• Food 0 • ..�. s:forg prices... (continued from a e 9) ten do offer in P ow -income But among families in the blit factor reflected in changes in ship' between consumer credit RACE 8 - PACE areas is credit. The result is tom fifth of the income scale, the cost of lining. and the poor. In the meantime, JANET ExPREss. that once the low-income t n d their special incentives should be • BORN WILD A diate analysis ' • RACE' 1 - PACE MOUNTAIN DEAL BILLY PURDUE BONNY 'BY'O DARVIC CRIMSON JOSIE SCOTT'S BOY !,,- CHARLIE'S PAL\ A.E. , NOR LEA'S PRiDE WILANNA STAR RACE 2 - PACE ' AERIALINE HAT CHECK GIRL KING'S BROTHER GREENWAY TIME JARVIS STILLAR AZUCAR CANDY NORTHWOOD MISSEY A.E. SAINT CLAIR BUCIr CLAYBROOK RICCI RACE 3 = PACE CONRAY FROST MULBERRY PAINTER. GOLDIES HIT BLUE GLEN MEADOWLANDER APOPGU PENDIN SANDRA'S SKIPPY • A.E. t AZY DARES 'TIMI ERINA HY Purse $325 C m GOPI R4i SIGNAL -STAR, From the horse' mouth' In the first race at Clinton Raceway ` Sunday afternoon, Roya's Susie i owned by Leo Grady, Exeter, was third with John - Duckworth of Goderich on the bike. In the same race '.Janet' Hayter, owned by John Stewardson, Strathroy' and driven by Wayne Dupee oaf Clinton was out of the money. . In' the third race Deep Run Frisco owned by Charles Brin- dley and klriven by ' Jack Meriam, both of Goderich,was third. Fifth was Miss Lee Dale owned by. Gary Weitz -of Crediton and driven by Wayne Dupee. Out of the- money in the fourth race were Herb Mon owned by Dan Lerch of London - and driven by Gerry Roebuck, as was Yvonne Abbe C owned by Wayne and Janet Ben- newies, Crediton.and driven by 'Vayne Dupee, • Third in the'.fifth race was Timbering Hy, owned by Ar- nold Doak, Goderich and driven by Jack Meriam. Out of the money was Armbro Napier owned by .Jack Holmes of Clin- ton, 'and driven by Frank MacDonald also 'of Clinton., Fifth in the sixth race was Harwood Heather owned by Lorne and G, rtrude Durnin_ of Wingha•m and driven by. William Caldwell, Out of the money was 'Sandy's Chuck owned by Robert Doig cif DAY, SE 'TEL DF. R. J•2, 1974 AAGEfrr '. 11 y Ken Seafor-th- And ,driJen-by Dennis Jewitt of Clintor Fourth in the seventh race was . Lee Camp owned by Bruce Rupee, Clinton, with Wayne Dupee driving; Fifth in rthe eighth race was Miss Direct Baker owned by Lorne 'Tyndall of Clinton and, . driven by Frank, MacDonald.' , Fourth in the ninth race -was Carry On Syl, owned by Bruce 'Erskine and Wilfred Denomme of Goderich and driven by Gord Pullman of Seaforth. Fifth was raceway RACE 4 - PACE D. JOwtt[, ' - FLUX A. Hardy DERBY BOB • C Crandon • LYNN`DOCK DEMON G. Hill 'NOTA SLOWPOKE 0, 'Volland iv�9E DIAMOND - J. Duckworth . PROSPECTUS G. • J • Kemps EDDY\EXPRESS A.E. \ T. Kerr ' FRECKI.S D Lindsay MARGARET'\ NSiGN Purse $300 RACE V- PAC N: Campbell JUST HOSS D. Miller JA DUCHESS W: W. McLean • JAY DEE' DUSTY D. Jewitt CRYSTALIZE D. Kennedy LITTLE ARNIE R•. Sigurson ., REGGIE FORD . O. Roebuck ' RED CHILi P Bisback -' ° ROYALVIEW DON D. McNeil . BRiANS HAT RACE 6 - PACE• Purse $325 -C. Crandon W W. McLean R Taylor A. Abbott L. Remington ,R Moffatt P. Kerr T Keating D Wall " • Pune $300 M. Lester L. De.Caluwe A Abbott \ F _MacDonald \ L. Revington A. _MacDonald • \ R Morgan imp - awe owned --k y Charles, Eugene and John Mathers of Goderich with. John driving. Outof,the money was Pebbies Girl owned by George Feagan, Goderich and Ron Feagan, Dundas with, Gerry Roebuck driving. - The tenth race winner was Supreme J - owned -'by E. Mathers,Richmond B.C. and. Mothers, Clinton„ - with- 'Terry Kerr on'the bike. The mile was in 2:09:1 and the payoff was $6x60. Blyth 1nn Hotel On Highway 4 in Blyth Country & Western at It Boat Thuya., Fri., Sat. Night SUNDOWN ° & Sat. Matinee j • Featuring Wally Dee ,Shorty on the Drums & Bud Delicious Southern Fried Chicken Fri., & Oat. from 5:30...$1 T.B.A . W.W r1 can Purse $450 {ULBERT'S BAKERY "THE HOME es TASTY PASTRY"," 49 WEST ST.. OPEN FRI. NIGHT TO 9 P.M. • 524-7941 Birthday, Anniversary and Wedding Cokes always a Specialty - Pulte $40C ROMAN'' WARRIOR $2000: D Wall UNDECIDED NOW NOW • $2000 • 0. Roebuck R., Mothers LADY'S DAViD - $2500 • D. Jewitt B. Maguire C.D. DIRECT . - $2000 J. Mothers, , D. Jewitt ROBRA DILLER ' $2000 L. Haskett R. Webster JAKE TONA $2500 . C Woodbur G� Roebuck IDLEWHILES GAL $2000 N. Campbell R. McLean A.E. A. Abbott :MISS •JAMES"�•MAC • $2500 R. Taylor `e' LEQ'S STAR $2500 'N• McKnight R. Wst££k - • J. Meriaitii RACE •7'- TROT - Purse $550 • DAYTON DARCY MONTY LE •FEATHER BERT GTN, PETER 1000 owned their own hom come and not just the inflation - enquiry to explore the relation= Tosco HANOV R CAROL DAVID F� FROST MIR ER , CAMP• • only 3'7 percent owe n Immo iven to credit 'unions to in°- LEE CAMP '. -. t debt far one' 1k f h g • s GIRL cus Omer is in own homes. In the 11 "" argent -must be underta en O the PEBBiE month's groceries there . is no cities in Canada, home owner- crease nutritional status of Canada's crease the availability Of IOIV- SHARP N SMART choice where he buys the next. cost credit to'the poor and' a PROUD oaNTER ship among this lowest" income" poor,TIDDLER MAC He is locked into -the same group was down to 23. 6 per- government or government'in- A E . �L= 3. A thorough and com- dustry program of subsidized or • SUNDAY WIND neighbourhood bl month S cash to pay last these State, using this cent. And unquestionably a very large portion oflowprehensive study of practices in guaranteed low interest loans CARRY ON SYL month's bill and sustain credit income home -owners were the marketing of .food, clothing for: ,•low-income consumers' for thismonth's purchases and other non -durables as well should be initiated. All con- RACE 9 - PACE senior citizens who had bought durables must be sumer credit lenders should be 'horn -es many veers a To remedy this situation, the as household their hogo .Ura GREEIVVTEW DUKE government must start looking' a dtkPrequired to disclose their true SPEEDto when prices were still low, uneraei r-iceCACTUS MACK at•a more vigorous competition discrimination ,in low'ineome annual interest rates in all ad= :discriminatory pricing within eliminated by government These, ere some of the recorn-° POPS TOPS major Canadian city are being Additionally, S UBLE ROYAL policy, 'the ibanhing of whole neigh- neighbourhoods. must - be vertising. bourhoods in almost ever%,! LUCAN LADY , CHEROKEE BYRD food chains, encouragement • or '" consumer food co-operatives and a more comprehensive ,and cnneerted attack on marketing and sales malpractices. For low-income Canadians, housingis one of ,the most ex- pensive items 'in ° the family budget, surpassed only slightly by- the amount spent on food. "Prices- arid the Poor" .states that' in 1969 Canadians in the bottom` ,fifth if the ,income, scale, and liv/ng in cities and towns with a population over 11,000 paid dyer twice the propor'tion of their income for. housing that families in the highest fifth paid. In 1969, ,ac= cording td Statistics Canada, 53 percent of till :Canadian families living in cities and ' towns with a • population over Goderich Minor Baseball YEAR:END MEETING in the Goderich' Arena Auditorium September Se 19 Thursday, p n 7 p.m. prcimczpting a more vigorous transformed from low-income mendations ' included in the e A.E. NaCH1 competition policy, the en Report by the ational Council EF's BEST housing to more profitable uses the Poor". Copies may be ob- !TICE 10 - PACE . tained from the National Cbun : - ',cil of Welfare; Bt'ooke Claxton COLAS DUCHESS Building, Ottawa. K1•A 0K9 ARMBRO KERNEL. g STF.l3LlNG BADGER ERiN DALE I would be very interested in EL SAM 0' i-iearing your comments and SHADOW BARS,MARSL EICK 'suggestions.' profitable that is to the couragement of food co-ops, and of'Welfare entitled "Prices and a more comprehensive and con-, owners, -but disastrous to" the low-income •renters. certed attack on marketing and The following are some of the sales malpractices. recommendations made by the 4. With respect to 'housing, National Council of Welfare in fu cels and technical support 'their report "Prices and the provided to the nonprofit sec- Poor":for of ale housing market must 1. Benefit levels of social be increased greatly and there security , programs should be must be rapid implementation escalated according to an index of a program of rent sub - which takes into account tiie nidation within this sector., real growth in the national in- , 5, There should be a public All coaches, managers,parents are urged to t$nd. This -Meeting is too finalize. this year's operation, and to. sleet offrcers and Make plans ftsr the 1975 s.eition. i�;.w.H+iwara.0 Nw.�.•�..iw►�.•:o...•wc..v.•�4.t.�.aY`i.�.-t►.w�r.i�i:.: 0, BRING YOUR .' FILMS TO ERIC CARMAN FOR PROCESSING Problems with your pictures? Questions about equipment? How to improve your 'pictures? -- If you ^wish,• we 7wi1I IQok at your pic- tures, analyze them and give you professional advice., Eric Carman Photograph__ is' not just a drop-off depot for your films, but 'a con3plet camera centre where professional photographers will give you expert - 'advice, check and test' your equip. 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Smart -as -a - whip plaids, ,of, premium wool loomed -in England and tailored in timeless, natural lines. tot 4 play JUNIOR C" Hockey the newly formed -Clinton Centennial Mustangs are looking for bright, talented hockey players. "Training camp opens on Sept. 14. Contact Len,Fawcett, at 482-7031 for more; details° AT NTION BOTERS, The Canadian Power Squadrons beginner or - experienced boater. seamanship, and invaluable trainin Sailor. III be offpring classes for the earn . piloting, navigation, for every boater and . REGIS;TRATION,,-WED SDAY -SEPTEMBER 2 Sth 447:00 - 9:00 P.M. CENTRAL HURON SECONDARY SCHOOL, CLIN Sponsored by:• GoQERMCH- - WER SQUADRON" po A.J:R. 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