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THERE—Jonathan Wheatley doesn't look ,like
he minds being the wheelbarrow tor Lisa
Henderson in last week's field day at Totlot.
E sit r photo)
LIMBERING UP—Brent Vanden Akker loOks
like he's limbering up as Lisa Henderson and
Kate Papple watch during last week'S events at . _ •
, the Totlot.
(Expositor photo) .;.,
F'toneer horsemen
to be honoured
A dozen area pioneers in have four on 1>\nd,, in-
the standardbred horse eluding Walter Oster,
racing field will be honored LOrne Brown, George El-
by Canadian Trotting as- 'fiat, and the late Art
sociation at a special. Knight.
ceremony at the Clinton , And added feature on
1Gnsmen Raceway this
coming Sunday,.• afternoon
August 6.
The CTA, in conjunction
with -Standard . bred
Canada, a history project
undertaken by the As-
sociation, is awarding
Pioneer Certificates and
passes, to persons 65 years
of age and over who have a
long record of involvement
with some phase• of the
sport.
Those to be honored at.
Clinton include brothers.
Lawrence and Sheldon
Atmore of Parkhill, Roy
"Sugar" Merian of
Goderich, David Sharnblaw
of Kirkton, Jack Morrissey'
of Grand Bend, and Torn
Yearley of Exeter.
Mitchell will • be well
represented when the ,late
William Farrow, Gordon
Fawm, and the late Dr.
Charles Houze will be
,honored, while Clinton will
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Gun club
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Kippen Gun Club results
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Jamie Caldwell, Kippen 25;
Harrison Schock, Zurich,
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Attention fishermen! Let's get with it!
As most of you probably know, every year
the Ontario Federation of Anglers and
Hunters, in conjunction with Molson's
Breweries. Ltd., sponsor the "M (son's"
Big Fish Contest. Surely you've s en the
entry forms in stores, sporting goods ps
and service stations across the province. It
would appear to the sponsors, however,
that few people are picking them up and,
having a look at them.
At the fast report, only about 70 'entries
haye been submitted. With. sash _prizes
being offered for the top 15 entries, n each
category, id there being 9 categories, in
total there are actually 135 cash prizes
available. With only 70 entries to date, that
means that so far virtually every entry is a
cash winner. The most amazing thing is
that the Smallmouth Bass category has
only one entry, while the Largemouth Bass
and Salmon categories. have no entries
whatsoever. With a total of $4,500.00 in
cash prizes available, I find 'this lack of
interest very strange, indeed. Evenif your
entry doesn't win a cash prize, for every
fish submitted over the specified weight,
you'll receive a Molson's Honour
Certificate.
A. quick rundown of the top fish in each
category is as follows: Maskinonge, 38 lbs.
Ton,yArts scored one goal
and set up the other to lead
St. Columban "A" Soccer
Team to a 2-1 victory over
London White Eagles on
Saturday.
The first half of play was
quite even, with Arts put-
ting St. Columban in front
after 20, minutes and
London tying the score just
before half time. • Paul
Coyne scored the winning
goal at the. 15 minute mark
•of the' 2nd half. Shortly
after, Gord Dick injured his
knee. Pat Flanagan had
also been injured earlier in
the game and as St. Colum-
bian had only 1 substitute
-dressed, had,, to play the
rest of the game with only
10 players. The White'
Eagles put on tremendous
pressure in the last 10
minutes but the St.
Reunion held
The 28th Allen,
MeLactilan and Hoggarth
Reunion .was held at the
Mitchell Lion's Park on
July 23 with 30 present.
Following a visit, sports
were conducted by Lloyd and
Grace Allen, Grace Found
and Ruth Mulligan • of
Brantford. ,
Results were: Children
10 • and under - Sandra
Vivian; Three-legged race -
Renee and Danielle
fish contest
by John Kressall of Sioux Lookoi,d,
Ontario; Lake Trout, 40 lbs. 91/2 oz. by Ted
Vardalos of Winnipeg, Man.; Northern
Pike, 25 lbs. 8 oz. by Jeffrey Reagan of
West Allis, Wise.; Walleye, 15 lbs. 3 oz. by
Sue Burkey of Hartville, Ohio; Largemouth
Bass, none; Smallmouth Bass, only one
entry at 5 lbs. 12 oz. by Claudine Fuhran,
Bethlehem, Penn. (there are lots bigger
fish than that in the Maitland,); Brook
Trout, (4 entries'only) 7 lbs. 31/2 oz. by Dick,
' Facca, Thunder Bay; Rainbow Trout, 20
lbs. % oz. by Harold Gross, Wasaga
Beach, Ontario and Salmon, none:
As you can see; only 3 Ontario Residents
hold top place so tar in all of the categories,
yet all the fish caught must come from
Ontario waters. All fish caught, lip to
November 30, 1978 are eligible, so get an
entry form now. If 'you can't find one
locally, write to the Ontario Federaion of
Anglers and Hunters, P.O. Box 28,
Peterborough, Ontario K9J 6Y5.
While you're at it, ask for a membership ,
-application form and read up on the
organization. The O.F.H.A. is 50 years old,
has 18,000 members and is dedicated to
the issues of true and meaningful -
gopservation. But, even if you don't want
to join, get out there and get fishing. One
of those cash prizes might just have your
nanie on it.
On Tuesday, Aug. '.8 this
"A" •team plays a 2nd
DiVision Cup semi-final
game against Delhi.
St. Columban soccer teams
Win one, lose on
Columban defence stood
the test.
Thee' St .-"Coluniban "B"
team failed to play con-
sistently for the field game
and as a result , were
dawned 5-1' by London'
Serbia.
'Danny Murray put St.
Columban into the lead
early in the game but
Serbia tied the score before
half time. The 2nd half'
belonged to Serbia though
as-they scored 4 un-
answered goals,. ,
The loss was more a
result of Sf. Columban's in
effectiyeness than -Serbia's.
good play.. •
There are no regular
league games•sch edified for
either team this long week-
end. However, the "B"
team is participating in a
tournament to be held in
Clinton on Saturday.
in. Mitchell
Thompson Dolt v f0
Ross's team; Throwing
eggs - Agnes Bray and Jim
Thompson; Throwing bean
bags - Gladys Allen;
Gdessing candies in jar -
Agnes Bray; 'a peanut
scramble for children.
President Grace
Kerslake held a short
meeting. Margaret and
Murray Christie arranged a
supper. Picnic is same
place and day next year.
Two teams of Seatorth
golfers will be Competing' at
the Legion - District Golf
Tournament in Preston on
'Aug. Jy.
The fir'st team' of John
Cairns, David Cornish, Ken
Doig.and Rod Doig won the
Legion Golf Tournament
held at Ironwood Golf
Course, Exeter last week-
end. k.
18 allie teams competed
in the tournament.
A second Seaforth team,
made up of Grant Ciirrah,
Don Eaton, Ken Cardno
and Jim Burge, 'finished
fourth in the Exeter teurna-
!Tient.
\tie top ten teams from
the Exeter match are en- "\
titled to . compete in the
Legion District Tournament
in,Preston.
A third local team, with
members Leo Dolmage,
Ted Scott, Gord' Scott, and
John Patterson, placed llth
in the Exeter match.
The first-placed Seaforth
team was presented. with a
tn?phy for their win.
"130Y,:, THIS CAKE IS GOOD—Sarah Johnston
was delighted with the Johnny Nielsen
Appreciation Night, particularly with the piece.
of.5cake she shared with her mother, Mrs: Terry
Johnston, Wife of Johnny'S high school track
and field coach. • (Expositor Photo)
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decorated in his honour at last Thursday night's Johnny Nielsen
Appreciation Night held in the town hail. (Expositor Photo)
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