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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1981-11-11, Page 6UNCLAIMEI) FURNITURE Stratford ____273-3060j PAGE 6—CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11,1;1`1>1 Winless weekend Stangs lose to Hawks The Clinton Mustangs dropped another game last weekend to Walkerton Black Hawks 7-5 after leading for the first 50 minutes of the game. The Mustangs' in- consistent third period play in the last few mes leaves them all alone in third place with four wins and three losses and a tie. " The Stangs opened the scoring in the game last Friday on a goal by Willy Denomme-and then notched another from Bill Peters before the period ended while the Black Hawks were held scoreless. Early in the second period, the Stangs went up by three when Larry Daer opened the scoring, but Walkerton bounced back with three fast goals to tie the game. Brian Horner gave the Stangs a short lived lead once again, but Walkerton replied With one also and then Jim Fritzley put the local boys ahead in the last minute of the period. The score remained 5-4 in favor of Clinton until the 15 minute mark of the period and then the Stangs collapsed and Walkerton scored a pair within two minutes to pull ahead by one. Clinton tried to pull the goalie on a couple of oc- casions but a penalty to one of the Clinton players nullified the manpower advantage and when �.re Stangs did get the goaltender to the bench, the move back- fired and Walkerton put one in the net tbend the game 7- 5. The Mustangs play at home Friday night against the Hanover Barons at 8:30 p.m. and then on Sunday they travel to Wingham for a 2 p.m. contest with the Ironmen. Huron's deer hunt is successful despite fewer hunters The four-day controlled deer hunt in Huron County last week produced fewer hunters, but a considerably larger harvest of deer. John Dobell, district biologist at the ministry of natural resources' Wingham office, said 164 deer were shot during the hunt in Huron this year, compared to 103 a year ago. This was in spite of the fact by steve cooke I've just received a new cookbook, hot off the press, 1 that deals with the cooking of wild game, that I think is just great. I might be a little prejudiced, however, since a few of my own recipes appear in the book, but that only sways my judgment a bit. The real clincher is that the 270 some odd recipesin the collection are the favourites of 55 well known outdoor writers in Canada and the U.S. Who else could be able to tell you better how to cool ruffed grouse than Frank Woolner, the great upland bird specialist, or wild duck by Norm Strung or Zack Taylor. Jim Zumbo describes a mouth-watering technique for handling moosesteak, that will have even the most fastidious eater coming back for more, and Pat Madigan describes several ways of handling fish to bring out the top flavours. Even Patrick McManus contributes with some of that humour made famous in "Field and Stream". So what's this book all about? Savor the Wild is a new cookbook edited by veteran outdoor writer and photographer, Kay L. Richey, and has just been published by Sportsman's Outdoor Enterprises, a publisher of fine outdoor titles near Traverse City, Michigan. Kay has pulled all these favourite recipes from outdoor writers together, added some of her own special techniques, and combined them in a 133 page spiralbound book with a glossy cover. The book deo with venison, rabbits, grouse, woodcock, ducks, geese, moose, bear, bass, trout, and just about anything that walks and swims in nature. It is divided into chapters on cooking freshwater game fish, small and big game, and gamebirds, with an interesting section on sauces and batters. It also has a section with photos and short biographies on the contributing authors, so you get a chance to find out a little about them as well. If there is a hunter or fisherman in your family, this is one book that should be on your pantry shelf. Savor The Wild will provide you with excellent methods to deal with whatever finned or furry creature is brought home in a simple, foolproof method. To get a copy, send off a U.S. money order for $13 (covers postage and handling as well) to Kay L. RI c -e, : s - -'2, Grawn, MI, 49637. If you do it now, Kay will even aut r _ raph the book for you. As an outdoor person myself, I c 't think of a Christmas gift that would get any more use orbe as cherished as much as an autographed copy. +++ Deer hunters, don't forget that your questionnaire must be returned to the Ministry of Natural Resources, whether you were Successful or not. If you have misplaced the form, call the Wingham office to find out what you must do. If you don't return the form, you will not be allowed to enter the draw for next year's hunt. And while I'm talking about the Ministry of Natural Resources, please note this error on your hunting sum- mary. The raccoon season closes on Dec. 31st, NOT on Feb. 28th as printed. Every possible effort is being made to let people know of this mistake, so there is no excuse for taking coon after the season. Charges will be laid, so be forewarned. +++ Remrnington is recalling some lots of ammunition for the 7mm Express. If you own a rifle in this caliber, keep an eye out in the major outdoor magazines for the specific iot numbers in question. If you have some of the recalled ammo, get in touch with Remmington, and they will tell you how to return it for replacement. H.S. FORD CO. Overhead Doors Sales & Service * RESIDENTIAL * INDUSTRIAL *COMMERCIAL ,. ELECTRIC OPERATORS 41. PHONE: 524-4198 GODERICH WHY PAY IVICRE AT THE • FURNITURE. WA:REHOUs that just 834 hunters were issued permits in 1981, while t I permits were issued in 1980. It is not known, however, how many of the permits were used. "The deer herd is in good condition. We've had a couple of good winters and the numbers (the county's deer population is estimated at 1,200 - 1,500) are quite high," Dobell said in ex- plaining the increased hunting success. Deer reproduction has been good in recent years, Dobell added. He said this was illustrated by the fact that 35 per cent of the deer shot this year were fawns, compared to 26 per cent the year before. "All of the hunters reported seeing a lotoaf deer, many more than before:" Dobell said good weather conditions also helped to boost hunter success this year. The kill might have even been higher if there had not been so much corn left standing in the fields, which provides excellent cover. Despite the increased kill, Dobell said it was well under the acceptable limits for the herd. However, he said it is unlikely there will be any significant increase in the number of hunters permitted to take part in the hunt next year. "The deer herd could handle it, but whether or not landowners would is another question." There were only, a couple of trespassing complaints from landowners this year. Two charges were reported, both for hunters without permits carrying shot capable of killing deer. NOTICE Ratepayers of The Town of Clinton are reminded that the fourth installment of 1981 Taxes Is due and payable by November 16, 1981. C. Proctor Clerk Town of Clinton F Cn. �. .. »..,, .R. "uA:a: ,. ? ;,..o -. *,as 1... _., , .. .-a... n ....v -... . ...... ....... ...... «.,,......—. Sean Van Dongen has put Clinton and Huron County on the Michigan and Ohio. It all adds up to a trophy case loaded motocross map this year. As well as taking the Canadian down with the 40 trophies he has won so far. (James junior championship in Alberta earlier this year, he has Fitzgerald photo) won a host of races and championships in Ontario, sports Ramblings from the race By Lois Gibbings Paper Blower picked up his second win in a row for partners Robert and Kevin Carter of Blyth and Ray Ramsey of Camlachie at Western Fair Raceway in London on November 6. This gives the speedy three-year-old chestnut pacing colt by the Bret. Hanover sire Alert Bret - Joy Almahurst by Shadow Wave six wins, four, seconds and two thirds from 20 starts this year. Paper Blower took a 2:05.3 record as .a two-year-old and a lifetime mark of 1:59.3 in 1981 at Windsor Raceway. His earnings for this season now total $9429, with $11,953 lifetime. John Muir of Seaforth was second driving Sunshine Byo for owner Gerald Schenk of Crediton in the second and third with Everlin from the Clinton barn for owner - trainer Cliff Walsh of Brussels in the third. Randy McLean of Goderich was third as well with Gemini Tide for Donald Campbell of Goderich in the sixth. Although the five- year-old gelding by Bye Bye Roger - Queenie Tide hasn't made the winners circle yet this year he has picked up $4,902 from six seconds and nine thirds in 24 starts. Gemini Tide took a 2:04.4 pacing record last year at Flamboro Downs and has lifetime earnings of $10,026. Jerry H. Direct, a three- year-old gelding by Scamp PRIVATE LANDS ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS 1. Assistance reiuests must be submitted prior to May 1st, 1132. 2. Erosion Control Assistance requests must be submitted prior'' to December 31st, 1511 for 1532 proi•cts. Offered By The Maitland Valley Conservation Authority Reforestation' Applications will be processed on a first come - first served basis. For more Information' Contact: Maitland Volley Conservotlon Authority, Box 5, Wroxeter, Ontario NOG 2x0 Phone: 510-335-3557 Direct - Sadie, Bars by Victory Bars, raised by Fred (Pete) Fowler near Lon- desboro, paced to a new record of 2:07 at London on November 2, for owner Fred Maguire of Ailsa Craig. Sadie Bars also has to her credit the well-known pacers Miss Sadies Pride 2:00; Miss Belle Bars 2:04.3; Alan Dale 2:05; Shadow Bars 2:06.1; Victor H. Volo 2:09.1 and Bucky H. Volop, 2:14.1. Jeffrey Hi won a one and one-half mile race in 3:22.3 in the third. The grey seven- year-old Silver. Ronnie - Alexene Hi gelding was formerly owned by Dale Kennedy of Seaforth before being claimed last year by Steve Davis of Denfield. Becky Hi, a three-year-old Armbro Knox half-sister to Jeffrey Hi was fourth in the sixth with Ron Williamson of Seaforth up for Joe Lane and Jim McLeortotSeaforth. Ames Pride;- leased by Gary Feagan' of Dundas from Jean and Ben Feagan of Goderich, finished third in a 2.03 mile at Mohawk Raceway on November 2. On Wednesday, November 4 at London, Wayne Dupee of Clinton was second in a 2:08 mile with Rob O'Brien for Donald R. Carter of Blyth, Brad Vanstone was fifth with Linlor Liz owned by Holmesville Valley Farms of Clinton in a 2:07 mile, which was won by Marion Borland of Arva with her Smooth Seton. Trotter G.F. Dillon was NOTICE To my former customers: I will not be cleaning private driveways this winter. For service call: 'Steve Flynn 482-9973 JENKIN'S SNOW REMOVAL PUBLIC SPEAKING a communicators Group Correspondence Course For small groups, 5 to 11 people. Clergy. Housewives, Sales People, Teachers, High School and College Students, Political or Social Service Groups. for those who want to improve their communication skills. You decide when and where you will meet and we supply everything else including your personal teacher to guide you along the way For information Comm -Can Training Inc., 77 Mowat Ave , Suite 321 Toronto, Ontario MK6 3E3 535-2104 CUSTOM KITCHENS AND VANITIES QUALITY HARDWOOD CABINETS frog, / �`W by EXPERT DESIGN SERVICE NEW CONSTRUCTION OR REMODELING John Patterson 482-3183 BALL .. ACAULAY LIMITED SEAFORTH CLINTON 527-0810 482-3405 second in a 2:03.3 mile at Windsor Raceway on November 4 with 'Jack Darling up for partners Vic Hargreaves of Brucefield and Barry Miller of Kirkton. Granny Grattan and Victorious David, raised by August De Groof of R.R. 3, Clinton, were second and third in races at London last week. Randy McLean won with C P Evelene for Charles P. Haskett of Lambeth in 2:09.2 at London on Saturday af- ternoon. He was also second with Shiaway Red for Frances Edwards of Arkona and fourth in a 2:07.2 mile with Hugh Ames for owner Rex Duckworth of Goderich. Frank MacDonald of Clinton finished fifth with Centinare for May and Walter Pepper of Clinton in the fourth. Two pacing mares from Terry Rutledge's farm near Auburn raced at Elmira Raceway on November 7. Scarlet Dakali was third, while Sing Outs Hope finished fourth for owner Harold Eyre of Dublin. Bets Fly Fly won again on Sunday night at Mohawk Raceway, timed in 2:01.4. The five-year-old Fly Fly Byrd gelding, owned by Stewart McCall of Seaforth, was getting his fourth straight win. Gord Rapson of A.R. 3, Clinton purchased a yearling filly by Alert Bret - Traveling Donut by Bye Bye Byrd, named Gone Again Judy, at the recent Harrisburg Sale in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. Alert Bret took a pacing record of 1:55,4 as a two- year-old and is a son of the $922,616 winner Bret Hanover p,T.T. 1:53.3, while Traveling Donut has many of the best horses that ever raced in her background including Bye Bye Byrd p, T.T. 1:56.1; Meadow Skipper p, 1:55.1 and Good Times p, 1:57.4, as well as the trotter Worthy Boy 2:02.1. Smile A neighbor's noisy, cheap old car can be quite annoy- ing. But so can his quiet new expensive one. Down at the local bowling lanes place with24. The Tryhards have 23 points, Murray's Pointers are next with 21, while the L's, J's and K and the Sweat Band are in last place with 16 points each. In the ladles' individual scoring,, Jill Jervis had the high single of 229 and the high triple of 582. Rita Leppington had 176 points to win the high average score. Leonard Steep had the men's high single of 247 and the high triple of 659; Jim Switzer had the high average with 202. Tuesday Ladies Castle's Cats are well in the lead with 411/2 points, leaving Mona's Apes second with 37, and Nora's Eager Beavers and Betty's Little Lambs battling for third place with 35 points each. Gibbing's Giraffes have 34 points, Bonnie's Pandas have 331/2 and McCowan's Cougars are close behind with 33 points. Gerry's Gophers are in last place with 31. Lois Gibbings had the high single of 255, and the high triple of 639. Iva Reid took the high average with 190 points. Wednesday Night Crown Mixed The Beechnuts are the top team with 25 points, while Turn to page 7 • Clinton-81yth Ladies The Fearless Foursome are leading the league with 39 points, but The Temper - Mentals are close behind with 38 points and the Dilly Nuts are next with 35. The H- P Honey's and Linda's Loonies are tied with 33 points each and the Frilly Dilly's are last with 32 points. Sheron Stadleanan had the high single of 229. Joanne Wammes bowled the high triple of 552 and the high average went to Nellie Burkholder with 205. Tuckersmith Mixed Freida's Nutmegs are in first place with 35 points and Anne's Auspices are second with 34. Grace's Gingers have 31 points and Irene's Gingersnaps are next with 29 points. May's Peppers are last with 28. Rose Hummel was the top lady bowler, taking the high single with 283, the high triple with 702 points and the high average with 234. For the men, Cliff Ashton had the high single of 367. Henry Hummel had the high triple with 581 and the high average with 194. Thursday Night Mixed With 26 points the PA.B.S.D. team is in first place and The Cookie Patrol is close behind in second If it's from Anstett's it says, `you're special' We Wish To Extend To You A Special Invitation To View The New "SWISS CONCORD" Only At Anstett Jewellers Limited Exeter, Ontario WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 7-9 p.mc.. 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