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FEDERAL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT BANK Financial assistance Management counselling Management training Information on government programs for business Dave Alexander one of our representatives wiltheat Parker House Motel, CLINTON on the 3rd Thursday of each month [July 22nd) • j For prior haforMilot c 112715650 or write 1036 OntailoSttpett•Simfod • in Industrial 1;1,911 f ell rs en -MOVING IN FOR A SHOT — A member of the ' Wexford Clyde' squirt soccer team of Toronto, number 17, moves In for a shot on Seaforth's net in the Ontario Cup soccer playoff in Seaforth Sunday. .The Toronto team dominated the game from the opening whistle, winning 9-0. (Staff Photo) From tie Horses Mouth Paul Johnson went the distance for' Stratford. The loss put Seaforth in the B group in the double knockout Tournanient. . Bright 9, Seaforth 5 The second game for the Texaco • Duffers proved more exciting but just as frustrating as they blew a 4-1 lead and lost a 9-5 game to the Bright Arlington Knights. Seaforth started strong opening a. 2-0 first inning lead and were leading 4-1 after three innings. They fell apart in the field as they made several costly errors and allowed Arlington five unearned runs. Both teams did better at the plate than in,the previous contest, as Bright collected ten hits off the servings of Jack Price while Seaforth managed nine hid off the pitching of Jim Bell and C. Riddle. The Duffers again failed to break the ice in Listowel but 'are already planning for next' year. in IN Duffers lose at Listowel for 6th straight year Seaforth wins 4 track firsts their jitney. High bowler for the evening was Elmer Townsend Other two9 game winners were Mr. Harold Connell, Mrs. Grace Pepper and Mrs. Mary Finlayson. The Seaforth Club hopes to host both Goderich and Mitchell clubs in the near future at a jitney. doubles were also among the Weather permitting the club prize winners. _will be having their mens' Tuesday evening 20 bowlers doubles electrical 'tournament on travelled to ,Mitchell as guests of Wednesday afternoon. Good ,the Mitchell club and joihed in bowling to all.' (By Ken) In the first race at the Goderich Raceway Thursday night, Sunday Topic owned •by Ronald McBride and driven by Jack Duckworth, both of Goderich, was second. Third was Movie make Jack owned and • driven by Robert Faulds of Clinton. Fourth went to Brenda's Blazer owned and driven by Dennis Jewitt, Clinton. Fifth was Sockem Ail,owned by Grant and Carl Fisher, Goderich with Carl on the bike. Out of the money was Swilly Boy owned by John McDaid and driven by Joe McDaid, both of Goderich. ' The second race went to Tinys Copper Duke owned by William Laverty, Seaforth and driven by Ron Williamson, Seaforth. The . mile was in 2.10:4 and the pay off was 21.10. Third was Valleycreek Cleo owned and driven- by William 'Caldwell, Clinton. Fourth went to Scott's Boy owned by Edith Samis and driven by W. McLean, both of Goderich. Second in the third race was Bonnie Meadows, owned by Ralph Jewell and driven.by Randy McLean, both of Goderich. Third went to Jarvis Counsel. owned by Leslie Campbell and " driven by Johnny Muir, both of Seaforth. Fourth was Skippys Lass owned by the Mur-sal Stables, Goderich and driven by Dennis Jewitt. Cokellan owned by Charles Mathers and driven by Eugene Mathers, both of Goderich, was fifth. Northwood Missey owned by Charles Knox, Goderich and driven by John Duckworth was out of the money. Flashy Royal was the fourth race winner for owner Jim Flynn of Mitchell with John Muir driving. The mile was in 2.09:2 and the pay off was 7.00. A Mortgage Lifter owned by' Gord Rapson and driven by Bill Raps QI1 both of Clinton was second. Third was Judy Mathers owned s, and driven by mac Sewers, of Londesboro. '• Edgewood Chip owned by Audre/Robson, Staffa and driven by William Caldwell was fifth. Out of the money was Manitoba Song owned by Frac Stoop of Fordwich and driven by Dennis Jewitt. Janet Express owned "and driven by William German 'of Goderich was the fifth race winner. The mile was in 2.10:1 and the pay off was 5.70. Derby Bob was second for owners Ron Williamson, Seaforth and ;Alf Ross, Staffa with Ron on the bike. Third went toAekwin owned by Gord Rapson and drivethby Bill Rapson. • The Sixth race went to Reggie Ford owned by Charles Brindley, Goderich with Jack Meriam, Goderich driving. The mile was in 2.10:4 and the pay off was 5.20. Spoiled Ben owned by Cather- ine /McCutcheon, Parkhill and 111 driven by Gerry Roebuck of Goderich was second. Timberinaffy owned by Arnold Doak of Goderich and driven by Robert Faulds was out of the money. Miss Ramah owned by Ronald Doer and driven by Bob Dear, both of Goderich was second in p the seventh race. Third was Granny Mathers owned by the Broken M Stables of 4erich with Ray Mathers of , Goderich on th -bike. Ragtime Kid owned by Charles and Clara Brindley was fourth with Jack Meriam driving. Fifth went to Peter Topic owned by Bert McBride, Zurich and driven by Jack Duckworth. Out of the money were Komoka Boy owned by Edward Cook of Goderich and driven by Dennis Jewitt, and Cathy's Hat owned by Brad Vanston and driven by Verdun. Vanston, both of Goderich. The eighth race went to True Personality, owned by Leslie Campbell and driven by John Muir, the mile was in 2.14:4 and the pay off was 4.20. Second went to Rompin' Rhonda owned by Harvey McLlwain, Seaforth and driven by Fred Sadler, Parkhill. City Boots owned by Lois Lake, Belmont and driven by Gerry Roebuck was third. Claybrook Ricci owned by . Lawrence Jaoklin, Brussels and driven by Dennis Jewitt was fourth. • Third in the ninth race was. Truanna Duke owned by Wayne Horner of Brucefield and driven by Dennis-Jewitt. Fourth was Mikes Jimmy Lynn owned by Ken Walgos, London and driven by Gerry Roebuck. Fifth was Bay B Hayfee owned by Harry Oakes and driven by William German. Out of the money were Way Kid owned by Robert and Verdun Vanston with Verdun on the bike, and Excel Mac owned by Roy Merian and driven by Jack Meriam. Out of the money in the tenth race was DillyDares owned by Wayne Horner 'and driien by Dennis Jewitt. At the Clinton Raceway, Sunday afternoon in the first race J.D. Relco owned by Ray Mathers and driven by. Eugene Mathers was fourth. Harlo Champ owned by Ernest Brown and Harold Gibbings, both of Clinton, was fifth with Harold ,driving. Out of the money was Bucky H Volo • owned by Fred Fowler, Londesboro and driven by Frank MacDonald, Clinton. The fourth race winner was Valleycreek Cleo owned and • driven by William Caldwell, the mile was in 2.11 and the pay off was 9.90. Third was Dianne Camp owned by Kenneth Holmes of Seaforth with Ron Williamson on the Bike. Fourth was Judy Mathers owned and driven by Mac Sewers. Deep Run Lyn owned and driven by Floyd Mathers of Goderich was fifth. Out of the money was Ker's Boy owned by Vicky and Shelly Homer, Brucefield and driven by Dennis Jewitt. Second in the sixth race was Pebbie's Girl owned by George Feagan and Gerry Roebuck, both of 'Goderich, with Gerry 'driving. King's Greentree owned by Wayne Horner and driven by Dennis. Jewitt was third. Out of the • money was Benmiller Buddi owned by Verdun and Bradley Vanstone with Verdun on the bike. Third in the seventh race was Cactus Mack owned by Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Schenk, Crediton and driven by John Wilt. Out of the money in 'the ninth race was Hickory Tiburon owned by Clifton Walsh, Brussels and Walter oSter, Clinton with Dennis Jewitt driving. The tenth race winner was Dilly Dares owned by Wayne Horner And driven by Dennis Jewitt, The. District C. regional Legion track meet was held in Kitchener on Saturday. Seaforth Br. 156 was represented by ten athletes from the area. These athletes performed above their potential and as a result, four of them have qualified for the Ontario Legion Track an Field Championships, ,in early August. The ten athletes brought home four firsts, two seconds and Results of the Vanastra Trap Shoot held July .6 are: George Hamm, Blyth, 2$ Greg Potter, Goderich 25 John Anderson, Hensall John Hessel, Goderich Jack Mills, Guelph Paul M iddleton, Clinton Murray East, Clinton Bill Stewart, Goderich Lloyd Veinier, Hensall Bill Thompson, Clinton Mery Batkin, Clinton Bradley Mann, Hensall John Greidanus, Clinton Ashley Gilbert, Goderich Jim Bowra, Goderich Ian Watt, Toronto Janet Potter, Goderich Paul Stanley, Clinton Charlie Hutchins, Benmiller Bill Hutchins Goderich, Dave Wdoitt, Toronto Jim Lotimer, Toronto Jim •East, Clinton ' Bruce St'epheson, Toronto Frank Mateiko, Toronto ' - 3 John Anderson of Hensall shot a 190 Out of a possible 200 which won him the Canadian Veterans Championship for all of Canada. This.Was a four day shoot held in Hamilton. He won this on his birthdfay, on July 4th. Results of the Vanastra Skeet Shoot held on July 10 follows: Harison Shoeck, Zurich 24 Bill Thompson, Clinton 23 Tom' Allan, Londesboro 23 Mett Batkin, Clinton 23 John Gridanus, Clinton 22 Greg Potter, Goderich - 21 Bill Stewart, Goderich 21 Jerry Coleman, Clinton 21 Paul Maas, Vanastra 18 Charlie Brandon, Clinton 18 Industrial league ' action 'Monday night 'saw the Travellers come up with a big game and whip a lifeless Texa,Co squad by a convincing 22-6 count. The game was close for the first two innings as the score was tied ,3 all after two, but the Travellers took advantage of sloppy play and countless errprs in the third to seem 7 big runs and walk away from the Duffers. • Kevin Kerr led the Travellers — with two triples and a single as they managed a fourteen hit attack. The Duffers could only manage nine hits as they lost their batting eye. Only Fred Burton managed the long ball as he collected a triple and a home run, but all in vain as the Duffers made 10 errors in the field. Bill Weber went the distance .SEaforth men placed 1st, 2nd & 3rd at Clinton last Wednesday at mens doubles. in 1st place was Mel Brady's rink, 2nd. Lorne Dale's rink and 3rd Art Finlayson. Three rinks of ladies doubles attended a tournament in Goderich the same day and two 15 14 OMNI "76 Hornet - 4 door sedan '76 Chev Impala 4 door hard top A NUMBER. OF 1975 Chevrolet Impalas Chevelle Classics Buick Centuries Oldsmobile Cutlasses Monte Carlos La Mans '75 Ford Custom 500 4 door sedan '74 Parisienne Brougham with a c 2 - '74 Gran Torino 2 & 4 door '74 Maverick 4 door sedan 74 Ford. Galaxie 500 2 door H.T. A c 2 —'74 Ford custom: 5C10,- 2 door HY • '73 Oldsmobile Delta Royalea c 4 door h.t. 2 — 73 Pontiac 4 dr. HS. '72 Cougar 2 door 'hard top "72 Mercury Marquis 2 door hard, top a c '70 Chev Impala 4 *door H.T. :PAO- The Firen4,en moved back' in front *4,4* i the top of the sigh- Only to see tile.queposlaily fur 4• runs in the bettem, half of 'the inning to regain the ,le4 The Firemen get the leadeff Men tO third base but failed to score as the Queens held on for the win, Don Kulley went the distance for the Firemen allowing thirteen hits while Jack Price limited the Firemen to fifteen hits, The win moved the Queens to 'within two points of the Texaco Duffers and the league lead. Blow a Lead Action at the Optimist Park saw Mainstreet blow a good lead and then struggle to hang on for a 14 all tie with the Villagers. Main- street started strong taking advantage of early inning jitters to open an 8-4 lead after two' innings. Mainstxeet stretched-the lead to 13-6 after three innings but the St. columban soccer game postponed St. Columban travelled to London on July A lth to play Lusitanos. However, the referee failed to appear and the game will have to be rescheduled. St.Columban plays the same'll Lusitanos team on July 14th in a 3rd Division Cup, semi-final game. This Sunday, July 18th, the game is in London again, this time against the Portuguese "B" team. Next home game is on Sunday, August 8th. Maims 'seeioia to. come 19' life While Mainstreet faltered as *he Villagers ralliedfor S :reins- the featth'inning; : '' Mainstreet managed a .0figfe, 111411741111=1Cilet=14:11:. street tr 0 0 even: y h 4liihtohe40 Villagers0 to c9c, score. i Then : ns bottom the r 41,7 • 11.4fro6r.flettlh,e Inning II! t:he Rick WeedSWeattite.tlistau* falgt:Pg4==4:1L 1Bindent deer r°11no vw114ilgefr Kith fr tirg hits as both teams did well at the plate but fielding, errors allowed the _score to build up. The late Early contest 1a 4 saW the Turf Club build up a lead then hang on to post an 18-11 win, over the Teachers nine. The win moved the Turf Club into a tie with. Mainktreet for fourth place as the league standings continue to bunch up. • Action this week will be in the form of a league tournament as the teams will play Saturday to determine which group they will play co in A continue S undnary Action na'Isw;11)if each group being played Monday night at the Optimist Park. - Standings Won Lost Tied . Points Or the Travellers strikjpg 014 four batters, but only allowing.. two Welke, Mike Meriam struck out ..Sevet1 but .alloWedvieven walks as the Travellers had little difficulty in ending Texaco's winning streak. )Late contest The late contest at the Lion's Pool 'was a roneh closer affair as the Queens came from behind to squeak out a narrow 15.13 win over a determined Firemen squad, ,The Queens started fast opening up a 6-1 .first inning lead and then moving up 10-4 after two innings. But the Firemen •then settled down in the field and pecked away until the fourth when they found themselves leading 11-10. The Queens evened the count at eleven all making an exciting '.>..----------------- -7" --/ , -,-trigg •-•.../ .----% 0----------- . OF -----"" 01 1 -.0,.. finisher§ in London will represent Canadian Championships the Ontario Legions at the Edmonton on August 14. Lawn bow1ers win Come To BrusselsvMotors See Our Selection 25 , 24 24 24 24 24 24 '24 23 22. 21 19 19 19 17 17 17 17, 14 14 12 12 SEAFORTH LOSES ONTARIO CUP SOCCER FINAL Both the squirts and the pee wqes lost to Toronto teams in the Ontario Cup finals played in Seaforth on Sunday. Above a St. Annes player out manoeuvres a Seaforth pee wee player on the way to ,a 9 - 1 victory. (Staff Photo) The Texaco Duffers travelled to the Listowel Fastball Tournament last weekend for the sixth straight year and for the sixth time failed to win a game. Stratford 5, Seaforth 1 The Duffers first game saw Stratford Cowell defeat the Texaco squad by a 5-1 count. Both team went scoreless in the first inning .but , the second frime saw, Stratford collect 3 unearned runs as they broke ' onto the scoreboard. The third inning saw Stratford move up '5 nothing 'as they ' counted two more runs on only two hits. The Duffers only"marker came in the fifth inning as Fred Berton singled dome Rick Woods. The game was a pitching contest as both teams managed only 4 hits. Jim McLeod led Seaforth with 2 singles, while Fred Berton and Ron Betierman collected the other two hits. The pitching duties for Texaco were shared by Ron Beuerman, Mike Marion and Rick Woods while three thirds from the Kitchener meet. Johnny Nielsen, who won two first in shot put and discus; his brother Dennis, 'who won a first in duscus (bantam); Mark Under- wood, Who won a second in long p and a third in triple jump, d and his brother Stephen, who won a first in the high jump and .a second in the triple jump. The first F. and 'second place Anderson is champ Ashley. 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