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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1983-08-24, Page 16PAGE 16—CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 24,1983 c ;{ �..an.tams win secon ro nd in. 0 A playoffs The first game of the two - out -of -three series on Saturday, August 20, against Aylmer was held in Clinton. Troy Falconer pitched a strong game for the win with Terry Cox pitching excellent relief for a save. The team continued from the last series to hold a strong defense against Aylmer. The Bantams had a strong hitting game. Travis Lyndon hit three singles, Shawn Lester hit a triple and two doubles, Ron McKay hit two singles and David Stevenson hit a double. Clinton pulled off a 10-9 win. In the second game of the series, Clinton ran away with a 12-4 win. Terry Cox pitched and exceptional infielders backed Terry with a conct•ete defense. Kent Patterson, the Clinton third - baseman made a couple of great catches to save a few runs from being scored. The Bantam outfielders didn't let anything by them and caught whatever came their way. Clinton also turned two double plays. Shaun Lester hit three doubles and one triple, and Terry Cox hit three singles. Overall the team held a strong defense combined with a strong offence to put them into the third round of the playoffs. Little progress can be made merely attempting to repress what is evil. Our great hope lies in developing what is good. -Calvin Coolidge. Everyone has a code of ethics for everyone. -Robert Half. LL BORO ELEVATORS LTD. HAVE ALL THE REQUIREMENTS FOR ELEVATING, DRYING & STORING YOUR CORN, WHEAT, BARLEY & SOYBEANS WE ARE AGENTS FOR CANOLA SEEDS *Fast & Efficient Unloading •2 Unload Pits •Wagon Dumper's'•New Unloading Pit for Soybeans •Open 24 Hours •Trucking Available LONDESBORO, ONT. 523-4470 Meet the Fleming -Colts Dave Bartliff (left) and Cal Fremlin. Dave has been a member of the Colts for nine years and has played on three All -Ontario Championship teams. Known as a utility player, Dave plays every position but pitcher ( and even that on occa- sion). He has a strong throwing arm and bats .254. Cal Fremlin is a 10 -year veteran of the Colts who has played on three Ontario championship teams. Cal used to play field but now plays third base. He commutes from Chatham for games and is a .300 hitter. - By Rod Hilts Afternoon shoot to be held This Sunday afternoon, August 28, is the shoot at the Clinton fish and game farm, beginning at 1 p.m. There will be many things to watch and to do. We are expecting a good crowd of people, both as shooters and as spectators. We hope you will be among them. The dance at the Club NOTICE TO ONTARIO CATTLE OWNERS An expression of opinion poll will be held on September 14, 15 and 16, 1983 on whether the Ontario Cattlemen's Association check -off` should be made non-refundable. The question will be "Are you in favor of making licence fees (check -off) under the Beef Cattle Marketing Act non-refundable?" You are eligible to vote if you owned cattle between June 15, 1981 and June 15, 1983. Before receiving a ballot, voters will be required to complete a Certificate of Qualification (available at polling stations) attesting to eligibility. Polling stations will be located at all OMAF County and District Agricultural Representative offices** Polling hours will be Wednesday, September 14, 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. Thursday, September 1 5, 9 a rn -9 p.m Friday, September 16, 9 a.m - 4 p m one-fifth of one per cent of the value of cattle sold to a slaughtering plant or sold for beef production purposes at an established public auction sale " And also in the following communities Bruce Station (Algoma), Cochrane (Cochrane). Eganville (Renfrew). Englehart (Timiskaming) Tara (Bruce) Check your local OMAF office lnr details Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food Dennis Timbrell Minister William Davis. Piemier House was well attended and the music by the band 'Free Wheelin' was very good. Everyone there had a good time and we Oa hoping for an even better turnout at the next dance. Thanks to those who gave of their time to help at the door and to sell tickets. The effort was ap- preciated. Beginning in September the monthly meetings will resume on Monday even- ings. The general meeting will be held on the first Mon- a, day of the month and the ex- ecutive meeting will be held on the third Monday. It's hoped that a these meetings will be well attended as they are held to better inform the membership about club business. See you there. Filter Queen "IN THE HEART OF DOWNTOWN VARNA" 482.7103 m linws fr from page 14 driver Ross :..:ttin and owner Koop De Groot of Goderich in a 2.08.1 mile in the tenth, Racingwill continue at Goderich for two more weeks. The Goderich - Clinton Pacing Series will be featured on Thursday, August 25 with post -time at 7:45 p.m. Merrywood Liz took a new 2.03 record at Elmira Raceway on August 15 with Ross Battin up for her new owners Jim Taylor and George Parker of Hensall. R Toplady also took a new 2.07.2 record at Woodstock Raceway on Tuesday, August 16 for Kevin Carter of Blyth. Trotter Jantilly Amy, co - owned by Donald Carter of Blyth and driver Jerry Duford, won in 2.01.2 at Greenwood Raceway on August 17. Countess Janet was first in 2.03.1 at Elmira Raceway on Friday night with Ross Bat - tin on the bike for owner Ken Parke of Varna. Fred Maguire won with R.J. Direct, a pacer raised by Fred (Pete) Fowler near Londesboro, in 2.02.4 the same night. Shadows End Run was third in a 2.05.3 mile at Dresden Raceway with Wayne Dupee of Clinton driving for his father, Bruce, on Saturday night. Granny Grattan, raised locally by August De Groof, was a winner the same night in 2.05.1. Trotter G.F. Dillon finish- ed second in a 2.04.1 mile at m the Dresden on Sunday for part- ners Vic Hargreaves of Brucefield and Barry Miller of Kirkton. K.D. Champ was second on August 20 at Hanover for the Broken M. Stables of Goderich. At Clanton Raceway on Sunday, August 21, Out All Knight won her third in a row and took a new 2.06.1 record with co-owner Ron Williamson on the bike. Bruce Lamont of Seaforth shares ownership in the seven-year-old free -legged Excel Knight pacing mare, who also turned in the fastest mile of the day. ROSS Battin gave Leif - wood, Smartie a 2.08.2 mark in recording his first lifetime win from his first start this year for Ron Kerr of Goderich and Dr. Paul Rutherford of Listowel. Jasmine Killean, co -owned by driver Ron Williamson and Rene Dupuis of Seafor- th, and Barry Short of Downsview, finished third in the same race. Trotter Alissas Lad was second in a 2.09.2 mile with Fred Sadler up for Bill Campbell of Seaforth. Prince Bye Bye, owned and trained by Lorne Tyn- dall of Clinton, won his first of the year from six starts with Randy Henry driving in the 2.07.4 mile. Ross Battin took second with Missy McBride for Gerald Schenk of Crediton. Poplar Skipper, a 10 -year- old Meadow Skipper gelding, won his second in a row at Clinton for Dave Hodges of Mount Pleasant, timed in 2.08, while Randy Henry aces......... finished second driving Jays Clipper for Ron Clark of II- derton. Jim Watt of Londesboro was third with his Miss Dawnglow. Gerry Roebuck was third with My Scotch Beauty for Ken McLaughlin in a 2.08.1 mile in the fifth, while Ross Battin also took third driving Peter Wave for Bert McBride of Goderich in a 2.07.3 mile its the eighth. Randy Henry had his se- cond win of the day when he drove Roger B Quick to vic- tory in 2.07.1 for Art Hodgins of Lucan, while Dennis Jewitt of Clinton finished se- cond with Willvan Rick for Willy Vanneste of Lucan. Vale Kennedy took second with Becky Hi for Joe Lane of Seaforth in a 2.08.3 mile in the tenth. Dennis Nickle of Owen Sound had only two horses racing at Clinton but both . went home winners. His Calypsos Angle won the trot in 2.09.2, while a five- year-old Scram mare Stanleys Filly, owned by William Anderson, won her sixth of the year in 2.06.3 in the seventh. Ray McLean was first across the wire with Gotta Minute for Joe Horst of Newton in a 2.07.3 mile. Racing will continue at Clinton for four more Sun- days. Post -time is 1:30 p.m. with three- qualifying races at 12:30 p.m. Lawn Bowling news The weather has been super for bowling so our members have been busy taking part in tournaments in the district. At Exeter on Aug. 10, Men's Pairs Tournament Bert Gray and partner Dave Colclough also Cliff Ashton and H. McCallum (Blyth) were among the winners. At Lucknow Women's Tournament, Jean Gray with Doreen McCallum (Blyth) were first. Lois Haines and Audrey Walsh were also winners. -On 'Aug. 13 at the Seaforth Lake Huron Sportsfest zone, Walt Newcombe and Della Slavin were among the winners. Aug. 14 at Lucknow, Bert and Jean Gray were first while Elmer Murray and Audrey Walsh came second. On Aug. 14 St. Marys held a tournament also with Lois and Don Haines among the Attention Farmers WE PAY '20.00 TO •30.00 PER HUNDRED WEIGHT FOR OLD, RECENTLY INJURED OR CRIPPLED COWS AND STEERS. MUST BE ALIVE AND DRUG FREE. MARK LEIS 8 SONS LIVESTOCK TOLL FREE 1-100-265-4910 4hrs. a day, 6 days a week. Serving tale area since 1474 BUT YOU'LL THINK IT'S MAGIC THE WAY WE CLEAN UP AND BEAUTIFY YOUR LAWN! Inquire now About our Fall Weed Control and Fertilizing Programs Get great grass from THWeCI. CALL THE DANDI-LINE.,. X24-2424 WE GUARANTEE RESULTS winners. Mitchell held a Women's Trebles Tournament Aug. 16. Jean Gray with Doreen McCallum and Ella Rich- mond (Blyth) won the tournament. Aug. 17 the Clinton Club hosted bowlers who were in the second stage of the Seniors District 4 playfoewn. W. Newcombe, Bert Gray and Elmer Murray were the winners. They go now to Toronto Sept. 7 and 8 to take part in the Provincial Cham- pionships. Aug. 17 at Wingham, Jean Gray ( Clinton) with Doreen McCallum and Ella Rich- mond (Blyth) were winners also Lois Haines, Audrey Walsh and Della Slavin were winners. Aug. 20 Clinton Club held a M.P. . Tournwthent (Bankers). Jack and Audrey McDonald won the tour- nament while Bert and Jean Gray were also among the winners. The jitney winners were: Aug. 16 - Bert Gray, Lois Haines. Aug. 18 - Elmer Murray, Jean Gray and Lois HdineS ) tied). Monte Carlo Night successful The Monte Carlo Night held August 16 was a great success. The event, for youths 7 - 17, was sponsored by the Recreation Com- mittee, Playground and Experience '83. Thanks goes to the Kinsmen Club and the Elliotts for the use of their games. Many thanks to the merchants in town that donated prizes for the evening. Also thanks to everyone who helped. Monte Carlo Night raised $186 to help fund other ac- tivities. Are you over 60 or turning 71 before December 31, 1983? If you are, and wish to secure a lifetime Income from your R.R.S.P. Call: ARNOLD STINNISSEN 117 Goderich Street East Seaforth Res. 527-0410 We have other 5 year investments at very competitive rates OF CANADA WHITE TAG SPECIAL *. Big Savings! !11 Ask About Today's Price PLUS special financing Check our yard now for these BARGAIN tractors & machines! STM 50 FAPM EQUIPMENT UM TE •rvvvi i zvy? Y '. i. Y- :' ...�.