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The Huron Expositor, 1978-07-13, Page 13BEST ADULT HAND-For having, the best hand in the 23 milp bike poker rally Saturday Kathy Pryce won this bike donated by Logan Farm Equipment, and presented by Ray Gloor. (Expositor photo) aw iT'S SEAFORTH NIGHT at the Clinton Kinsmen Raceway Next Thursday "The Family Track" July 20. Pari - mutuel wagering Post time: 5:15 p.m. 10 eaces each night July 13,,20, 27 plus every Sunday until Oct. 1 Clip this co-upon and get into the racetrack for only' $1.00 (kids free) Good For Seaforth Night only oirrorimii maim 1/2 Price Coupon I'M HELPING-Ann Bosmari had some help trom Mark McNichol, 9 months, when she manned the registration desk for the Winthrop bike rally. $252 was raised which will help support minor ball programs at the park. •(Expositor Photo) CABLE T.V. NEWS For ,r) Service Hook Up Line Locates Advertisements on Local Channels Call Zenith 82110 leaving name, address and telephone number MITCHELL-SEAFORTH CABLE. T.V. Allek 01111 MISSION.: TO SEEK AND FIND. " " uti WAYS TO iolfp, SAVE YOU MONEY; . SHOP THESE WEEKLY STAR STUDDED SPECIALS Johnstin's Alberto BABY OIL -V05 SHAT MOUTHWASH 25 ox. $1 . 7 9 TRIANGLE ISCOUN n S101tS rib 58 The Squeire, GODERICH/Maln Corner, CLINTON/Main Corner, SEAFORTH POLIDENT Denture Cleaning Tablets 321 69' ONLY .eer.ad ,11./Zneeeze lenid-year ranci GREAT SALE OF SUMMER DRESSES Our complete stock of regular length or full length party dresses are priced at bargain levels you can't ' resist. Shop early-shop. often. Sizes 7 to 22 1/2 SEMI-ANNUAL DRESS GOODS SALE Our entire stock of spring ; and summer dress fabrics and suiting materials. Prices are much higher for '; fall so.... 6 BUY NOW AT 20 /0 Off VALUES AS HIGH AS $ 26.50 LADIES' SLACKS ' TO CLEAR AT $10.00 Famous Makes. Quality fabrics. Super fits. Lots of colours. All one price. Sizes 5 to 44 TAKE YOUR PICK $10.00 SPORTS WEAR SPORT SHIRTS 25% Off DRESS SHIRTS 25% Off DRESS SLACKS 20% Off DRESS SHORTS 20% Off Values to $13.95 POLO SHIRTS $9.95 SWIM WEAR 20% Off SUMMER HATS 20% Off OUR -ENTIRE STOCK OF MEN'S SUITS AT BIG SALE DISCOUNTS For quality 'MI' our 'prices are always fewest so-- they'Te super Bargains now. AI,L ARE VESTED REGULAR SALE $119.5,0 for $79.00 $139.50 for $99.00 $149.50 for $115.00 $165.00 for $127.00 $195.00 for $143.00 Alterations Extra at Cost. BIG DISCOUNTS ON, ALL SUMMER HUGE CHOICE OF LADIES SKIRTS AT HALF . PRICE -90 popular new skirts in regular length or new longer lengths arc out on special racks for your easy selection. Top .colours, top styles. Sizes 7 to 42. 1/2 off ke rally More than 70' people .took.part in a bike rally with a difference Saturday in aid of the Winthrop ComMunity Park. Winners weren't the fastest or the youngest or the oldest riders. bin those who assembled the. best piker hands at various check- ,•13iffifirSTAIonethe route which was 23 miles long for the adults and seven mires for the under twelves. • Winners of the vitriol's prizes were: Prizes:. Childrens Bike 7 miles., Childs Bike donated by Hoegy Farm Supply Ltd., Brod- hagen. won by Tracey ,Bosman, Four Seaforth athletes have qualified for the Ontario Legion track and field championships to be held in Oshawa on July 29, The four athletes who will be travelling to Oshawa are Janice Underwood. Shelly Driscoll, Mary Thompson and Peter Underwood. The four were among seven young Seaforth athletes who competed in the 1978 District "C" Legion Track and field meet held in Kitchener on the weekend. --- Others representing '''Seaforth were Bobbi Dale, Bill ,Ga rrick and Paul Janmaat.. Bill Garrick, w,ho competed in the Bantam boys class, placed third in the discus throw and sixth in the high jump. Clinton Raceway ' Paul Janmaat placed seventh in the triple jump in the same class. Peter Underwood, competing in the midget boys class, was second in. the triple jump and third in the long jump. In the`' bantam girls class. Janice Underwood placed third in the long jump and second in the. high jump. Shelly Driscoll, competing in the same class, was first in the shot put. hrthe midget-girls' 'class, Mary Thompson was second the discus throw and Bobbi .Dale _:_placed.;third-Litrzhe-sartie-event: The first, and second place finishers in each event qualified 0-attend the upcoming meet in Oshawa.. dohated by Jim Bosnian fuel; Sharon McClure $5.00 donated by Jlin-1141iiiii--Vtielr Connie Hog- gart $5.00 donated. by• Seaforth Farmers Coop; Stephen *van $5.00. donated by Oilerettes Slow Pitch Team; Sandra Hunt $5.00 donated by .Bill Brown Auto Wreckers; Doug Schroeder $5.00 donated by Bill Mott, Family Paradise Park: Donna McClure $5.00 donated by Oilers Slow Pitch Team: Lori Glanville '$5.00 downed by Bill ' Mott. Family Paradise , Park; Gail Schroeder, $5.00, donated by Warriors Slow ' Fitch Team:, Stephen, Dolmage $5,00 donated by Oilers . Slow Pitch Team; Stephen GLanville $5:00 donated by Warriors Slow Pitch Team: Doug Cannlbell $5.00 donated b'v Jim Bosman: Joey Ryan $5.00 donated by Jim Bowan: Billy Glanville $5.00 donated by- Don McClure: Dan it5' t, McNichol $5,00 donated by Don McClure, if• , Prizes' -' Adult Bike Rally - 23 miles. • r ... 13CS Hand held by Kathy Pryce cum '...._.§peed hike donated by' Logan F41.111 Equipment. Second ,, hand was held. by Ann Biisman and she received $25.00' donated by Jack Ryan Bulldozing. Third hand prize , donated by Ken Campbell . Farms of $15.00 was won by Marion McClure. - Other pri-Zes - Were its lelloWs: ' ' Marion McClure, coat donated by Don Buchanan: Mary SalVerda, -hat-donated 'by -Dor F3-1,ieffit IMO Ed Salverda, hat donated by Neil -' McGavin; Jane • Hoggart, hat d(mated by Neil McGavin: Ltureen Regele, case of pop donated by Humphries Store, Walton; Betty Planville, 6 cans of donated by Martin Murray:, Bill popvvaltodnratcedari by opcwicok,ft frisT.Go 'Campbell $5.00 donated by Martin Murray f.Ron Pryce $10.00, gift certificate from Martins Sports Centre, Stratford; Linda MtBroZainn A$u5to.00 wdorencakteerds:by G Bl ei int Beuerman $10.00 donated by Milton :I, Dietz Ltd.; Bob Axtmann $4.00 grocery voucher Doug and Coils Gcner'al Store; David Campbell $4.00 Grocery Voucher. Doug and Galls General Store; ' Bruce Godkin $4.00 grocery vottcher. Doug and Gail General Store, Winthrop: Sharon Pryce $4.00. grocery voucher Doug -and Gails General Store. Winthrop: Neil McNichol $4.00 grocery 'voucher. Doug and Galls General Store, Winthrop. Mary Ann McNichol won a lawn chair dodated by the Warrettes Slow Pitch Team for holding the best poker 'hand bought: Lorianne McNichol won a child's lawn chair for having the ....highest poker hand boughten in the child's division. This also, was donated by the WarretteS Slow Pitch Team. THE H UR O J EXPOSITOR BUT NOT LEAST -McKillop township clerk M4rion - McClure, left, and Loreen Regele were the last of the 23 mile bike riders to check in Saturday at Winthrop but they .Still won a prize. (Expositor Photo) Withrop for best hand: 2nd prize of a Transistor Radii) donated by Bob and Betty's Variety was won by Lisa McCJure; Third prize won by Robert Glanville was $10,00 donated by Ken Campbell Farms Ltd. 'Other prizes were as follows: Steve Schroeder $5.00 donated by Martin Murray; Heather Ke;Vs $5.00 donated by maMn Murray; Lisa McClure $2,00 donated by Gary Bannon Painting; Chelenc Glanville $3.00 donated by Dave MacKay (Auto Body); Lori , McClure $3.00 donated by Mtd- Western Paving (Jack Stewart Clinton); Marion McClure $5,00 Athletes qualify for Ontario Legion meet To honour Huron towns SEAFORTH JEWELLERS for DIAMONDS WATCHES JEWELLERY, FINE CHINA GIFTS FOR EVERY OCCASION All Types of Repairs Phone 527-0270 0- 0 ;;;;- •-•---":„ - - , A . b. V. BRAND NEW-Tracy Bosman won this new bike for having the,„.best hand in the 12 and under ride. Donated by Hoegy Farm Supply, it was presented by Maynard Hoegy. " (Expositor Photo) " Towns in Huron County will be honored at the Clinton Kinsmen. Raceway this summer, in a move by the racetrack to renew friend- ships, with the towns, and thank the thousands, of local horsemen aindlans that support the harness racing oval. • The towns will he honored at the "B." track's special twilight , race meet, the only twilight meet in Ontario. during three Thursdays The testimonial nights will start off on Thursday, July 13, .when the citizens of the Exeter area wilt be honored during the ten-race, fully pariminuel. licensed race card. • „ , Geter horseman, ~u Toni Yearley, 82, On of the pioneers in harness racing in southwestern Ontario, will be honored at a special trackside ceremony, and the feature race of the night is the ToM Yearley Pace. Mr. Yearley. even though he is now retired from active part- icipation m the sport. still takes a great interest in standardbred - racing after a career that has spanned six decades. Seaforth. another hotbed of harness , racing, will be honot:ed on Thursday. July 20, and Goderich • the. Lake Huron town that until last year had its own race meet. will he honorecLon the I. of the twilight -_meets on i,ursday, As well as the 10-race tWilight,„. cards. which start at 5:15 P.m.,. the Clinton Raceway also has racing every Sunday until October 1. with' post time at 1:30 p.m. During 'their particular night, residents from each town will be eligible for 1/2 -price admission. -Huron's other town, Wingham, will be honored on. International Plowing Match . Day on Sunday, September 24.