Clinton News-Record, 1985-07-24, Page 201
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4eetve moose hunt
The results of the moose draw have been
mailed out, and if you haven't received
notification yet, chances are you weren't
drawn. Only successful applicants are being
notified.
Over 36,500 bull and cow tags were issued
this year, and apparently in some Wildlife
Management Units, everyone who applied
got one. The ratio was approximately three
bull tags to every cow tag. There was a bet-
ter than even chance of being drawn, but if
you weren't lucky, you can, of course, still
hunt for calf moose.
The selective moose hunt is starting to
show some encouraging results. The main
objective for the draw is to double the pro-
vince's moose population to 160,900•animals
by the year 2,000., As a result of the draw, the
population is increasing, and the ratio of
bulls to cows is approaching its ideal level.
If anyone has any questions about the moose
harvest, full information can be obtained
from the Wingham office.
Deer applications
Applications for the controlled deer hunt
in Huron County will be available on August
1. Anyone wishing to hunt deer in the county
will have to apply for the draw. Hunters can
NOT hunt bucks only in the southern part of
the province without a validation sticker.
The only way to get a sticker is to be drawn
from the applicants, and that sticker is good
for any deer.
Remember, however, that party shooting
is not allowed in controlled hunts. You can-
not shoot a deer for another member of your
party.
Applications for the controlled hunt must
be received by the Wingham Office by
IiatursiilY Speaking
By Steve Cooke
August 30. That means it must actually be in
their hands by that date. If you wait until the
30th to mail it out, you'll be out of luck.
Applications will be available at the
Wingham Office. The best idea is to pick one
up and return it in person to ensure it's there
on time. Take the time to read the accompa-
nying instructions carefully, and don't
forget to send in the mandatory report by
the deadline. If you fail to send in the reportf
you will be automatically excluded from the
.hunt the following year.
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. And for those who hunt deer up north,
time is running out for the antlerless draw.
Applications ust be in Ministry of Natural,
Resources hands by the end of this month,
so if you don't get it done this week, chances
are you'll miss out. If you've left it this long
already, I'd suggest spending the extra
money to send it off by registered mail, or if
time is really tight by priority post.
The application torms are attached to the
licence, so you must purchase •a licence
before you can apply.
• It is my understanding that party hunting
is permitted in the northern areas, - But for
BUCKS only. If someone in your party has
an antlerless tag, then only that person is
allowed to take an antlerless deer. Chet.--
the
hemothe hunting summary regulations closely,
however, because as I said, this is only my
understanding.
Leopard hunting
On the international scene, the Convention
on International Trade of Endangered
Species (CITES) has reorganized the
Leopard classification. Legally taken skins
can now be imported from countries which
have a quota as long as they are properly
documented. This is a real boon to some
African countries.
In some areas, like Tanzania, Zambia and
Zimbabwe, leopards were becoming a real
problem., Under their protected status,
populations were increasing, creating pro-
blems with livestock and people. Now, these
countries can control problem animals and
pick up some much needed cash from the
tourist industry as a result of hunts for
them.
The watchdog mechanism is in place to
prevent over exploitation of this resource
and it's a real treat to realize that people are
using brain power and reasoning instead of
emotion to deal with situations such as this.
® Clinton Raceway to hold hospital benefit Sunday
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CLINTON - The Third Annual Hospital
Day coming up July 28 at Clinton Raceway
is expected to be an outstanding success,
breaking last year's attendance and handle
records by a substantial amount, organizers
of the event have predicted.
Highlights of the day are the popular
drivers' contest, featuring 10 of Ontario's
top harness drivers, and the big beef
barbecue, held in the Clinton Arena after the
races. The day's feature race will be the
Fleming Feed Mill Invitation Pace for a
purse of $3,000.
Last year, a' record 1,600 fans bet more
than $85,000 at the mutuel windows before
400 hungry race -goers sat down tb a roast
beef dinner prepared by Seaforth's master
chef, Ron Williamson. The yearly event has
become so popular that Dresden raceway,
which also goes Sundays, now holds a
similar promotion, patterned after Clinton's
success.
Proceeds from the day will be donated to
the Clinton Public Hospital Building: Fund
for the second year in a row. In 1984,
Raceway Committee member handed over
a cheque for more than $3,000 to Dan Steyn,
Clinton Hospital Administrator, after the
event. Volunteers from the hospital and
Board of Governors will again help prepare
and serve the barbecue.
The day's drivers traditionally donate
their percentages to the Hospital Fund, and
mutuel manager Toby Rainey has confirm-
ed that she will donate a,day's wages. She
will also pass the'hat among senior raceway
staff in a chall1enge to do likewise.
Ontario•Mini¢ter of Health, Huron -Bruce
MPP Murray Elston has been invited to
make the presentation of an all -expense
paid trip for two to Las Vegas to the winner
of the Drivers' Contest.
Top reinsmen Dave Wall, Terry Kerr,
Tom Strauss, Ken Hardy, Ray McLean, Pat
Crowe, Ross Battin, Bill Lambertus, Jerry
Hully Gully
double header
VARNA - Motocross riders will once again
return to Hully Gully this weekend for two
days of motocross racing.
July 27 is the Mid Season Championship
for the House League riders and trophies
will be awarded for total points in their
•respective classes.. Mid-season marks the
half -way point for the 1985 House League
season. Registration is at noon, with racing
at 1 p.m. Free Admission To Spectators On
Saturday'.
On July 28, the Juniors and Schoolboys
will start tearing up the track at 10:30 a.m.,
followed by the Seniors and Experts kicking
up some dirt at 1 p.m.
Local riders will be taking on some of On-
tario's best on July 28 with Hensall's Jim
Dickins in 80A and John Kouchan in 80B.
Both drivers finished fourth overall on July
14 and they will be trying to better their
finishes. Exeter rider Brian Blackburn,
riding in the 250 Junior finished sixth on July
14 and he will be looking for his first overall
for the '85 season. Chuck Collins 250 Expert
rider, will be going all out for his first
,overall for the '85 season. Collins finished
second at the last race.
CLINTON
OPTIMIST
CLUB
FREE...for Boys and Girls
ages 6 and under.
Every Saturday Morning
10 a. in. -11:30 a.m.
Clinton Arena
/l irlrresM/ eentasI a
CI3Mos OjNerIN Mambo
Duford and Fred Sadler will do battle over
the first nine races of the 11 -race card for
the trip to Vegas. In 1984, Wall scored 129
points to win the event for the second time,
followed by Battin with 115 and Duford with
108.
Admission to Clinton Raceway is $2.50,
with children under 14 admitted free. On
Hospital Days, all Senior Citizens will also
be admitted free of charge, and will be given
a free program. Barbecue tickets are $6 for
adults, $3 for kids, and may be reserved by
calling raceway .secretary Ian Fleming at
482-7729 or Toby Rainey at 482-3815. Tickets
should be obtained early, as the event has
always been sold out in record time.
Lawn bowler finish in first place
CLINTON On July 10, Bert Gray and
Cliff Ashton competed at Seaforth and On -
eluded their day of lawn bowling with a first
place finish. Don and' Lois Haines also
finished first when they went to Lucknow on
July 14.
Jean Gray and Doreen McCallum 'won
first place in the Goderich Ladies' Tourna-
ment nn July 16. In Clinton that day, Lois
Haines won the ladies' jitney with Charlie
Wallis winning the men's.
' On July 17, Bert and Jean Gray took first
place in the Newcombe Family Trophy
event.
Lonnie Mathews won the men's jitney in
Clinton on July 18 with Jean Gray winning
the ladies'.
Clinton Recreation
BUS TRIP TO SEE,
THE TORONTO BLUE JAYS
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7
DEPARTING CLINTON ARENA AT 3:45 PM
See the Toronto Blue Jays and the Baltimore Orioles.
TICKiTS: V16.00 each, including Bus.
TICKETS ARE AVAILABLE AT THE
RECREATION OFFICE, OR BY PHONING
482-3398 or 482-9988 (res.)
CLINTON The Clinton Tykes handed
Dashwood their first loss of the season,
defeating their Visitors 11-10.
Clinton opened the July 20 game with four
first inning runs. Scoring were Jeff Riley,
Scott McClenaghan, Shawn Chipchase,
Scott Jewitt and Mark Livermore. Clinton
also left two runners stranded. They were
Mark Livermore on third and Keil Col-
• quhoun on second.
Dashwood quickly evened the score dur-
ing the bottom half of the first. They manag-
ed to hold Clinton scoreless in the second
and add another three runs to their side of
the board, making the score stand at 7-4.
The home team turned the tables during
the third inning, evening the score with
three runs of their own and keeping their op-
ponents off the scoreboard. Scoring runs for
Clinton in the third were Jewitt, Livermore
and Steven Smith.
Only one run was scored in the following
inning as Dashwood took an 8-7 lead.
Dash*ood repeated their performance in
the fifth inning, increasing their lead to two,
but the Clinton batters were swinging in the
sixth, •
Mike Meelenaghan, Riley and Scott Mc,
Clenaghan scored in the top of the siaith and
the Clinton team held Dashwood to one run
in the bottom of the inning, tying the score at
10 all.
Clinton's Jeff Riley scored the winning
run in the seventh inning, giving the home
team a well deserved win.
Clinton loses, 5-0
CHATHAM - The Clinton's Men's soccer
team -had "one of those games" when they
played Chatham on July 21, losing 5-0.
"Everything went wrong for us and
everything went right for them," com-
mented coach Tony VanDongen.'"Before we
knew it the score was 2-0 for them.",
Coach VanDongen said the play during
the game was closer than the score might in-
dicate, but his team still came up on the los-
ing side.
Clinton will take on the Carribean team on
July 27 at the Clinton Community Park.
Game time is 5 p.m.
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