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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1973-09-20, Page 9Featuring a., CAMARO CORVETTE 0 • A, Saturday evening was the co lebration of the year wizen the .Legion Hall was packed to capa- city to wish Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Hodgert congratulations on their 25th Wedding Anniversary. oPrienda from Goderich, Exe- ter, and Mitchell were among the 350 or more present, which spoke well for the popularity of the celebrants. The order was "no gifts" but gifts came from 'several quarters. Unfortunately, your corres- pondent was unable to attend. It seems that tripping the tight fantastic ,has ,passed me by, tut Memories. Memories of the "Chariest all" and "The Lambeth Walk" are very vivid in Iny memory. Lois and Bill have spent ten years of their lives tending those who have become handicapped. hey and their staff have gone far beyond the path of duty in their care and kindness to us all. I can speak with the utmost au- thority on this point, as I am about to complete my 9th year as a resident. Give up hope? Never! There is so much to be thankful for even in convales- cence. But back to the,frivoll- ties even though floor space for dancing was at a premium. All sport- a wonderful time. Gifts g n were many. I shall Just men ion those from groups. A large silver tray presented by Bob Beutemillar on behalf of the Beaver Hockey Club. Also an engraved sliver tray from members of the family. A cut glass lead crystal bowl from one Thames Road defeats Cromarty In the final game of the Us- borne-H ibbert playoffs ahames Road defeated Hibbert South by a score of 10-2 and took home the Bantam Boys' trophy. The local team and their coaches, Cliff Marsden and Jim Miller, are to be congratulated on the excellent showing they made throughout the playoffs. After winning two games each in their playoffs for the men's slow 'pitch championshii), Crom- arty and Chiselhurst met for their fifth and deciding game on Sun- OLDSMOBILE INTERMEDIATE OLDS F85 C• Modified: Bob Henshaw, 440-; Greg Armstrong, Zurich - Ilderton - Ski Doo 440; Stan; Alouette 440; Stan Shead Streets- Shead, Streetsville - Alouette vine -.Alouette 440. 440; John McGuire, Bramalea - , ' (--"- Alouette 440; Dan Bound, Mark- Remember! It takes but a ham - Hupp 440. ' moment to place an Expositor D Modified: John McGuire,. ,,,want Ad and be money in poctet. Bramalea -'Alouette 440;" Jam To advertise, just Dial Seaforth On Wednesday night at the Goderich Raceway in the first race Victor H. Vole owned by Fred Fowler was second with Frank MacDonald 'on the bike. Fourth wins Sunset Anne owned by Ron and Geo. Feagan with Gerry Roebuck en the bike. Deep Run Billy owned by Mr. and Mrs. W. O. McLean was fifth with Bill driving. Just A Touch owned by Ross Battle and driven by Robert Fau:ds was out of the money. In the second race Herb Mon owned by Dan Lerch, London was fourth with Gerry Roebuck driving. Fifth was Flying Apollo owned by John Buxton and driven by William Caldwell. Match Pick owned by Velma Baird was out of the money with Dennis Jewitt on the bike. In the third race Mighty Mickie owned and driven by William Caldwell was third. Derby Bob owned by Robert McLean was fourth with Randy McLean on the bike. Callie Joe owned by Ben and Jean Feagan and driven by Gerry Roebuck was out of the money. In the fourth race Brenda Hope owned by Carl and Grant Fisher was fourth with Carl driving. Fifth was Heather McDonald owned by W. Worrell and M. Whit- taker with Gerry Roebuck on the bike. Sammy Seaway owned and driven by Mac Sewers was out of the money. The fifth race winner was Jay Bee Blaze owned by Benson Feagan and driven by Gerry Roebuck. The mile was in 2.10:3 with a pay off of $3.80. Jimmy the Butler owned by Robert and H.O.Jerry was second with Robert on the bike. Third was Wayne Express owned and driven by George Caldwell. Deep Run Frisco owned• by Mr. and Mrs. W. 0. McLean was fourth' with Bill on the bike. , C. E. Parker owned by Elmer 'Williams, Stratford, and Fred Gage was out of the money with Dennis Jewitt on the bike. In the sixth race Tarragon owned by John Cox was second with Ron Williamson on the bike. Fifth was Rocky Supreme C owned by Alfred Grummet with Dennis Jewitt driving. Joe Howard owned by August DeGroot with Bob Faulds driving was out of the money. In the seventh race Claybrook Ricci owned by Kenneth Holmes and driven by Ron Williamson was fourth. Yarrone owned by wrn. and Linda Gooch was out of the money with Gerry Roebuck driving. In the eighth race Hylyn Mary owned by Robert Doig was second with Dennis Jewitt driving. Third was Scarlet Slipper owned by Grant and Carl Fisher with Carl driving. The ninth race went to Miss Belle Bars owned by Fred Fowler and driven by Frank MacDonald. The mile was in 2.09:4 and the pay off was $3.10. 'Clever Larr3 owned by Wm. Laverty and Ron Williamson was third in the tenth race with Ron on the bike. At the Clinton raceway Sun. afternoon the first race winner was Pierre Harvester owned by John "Smith and driven by Dennis Jewitt. The mile was in 2.08:3 and the pay off was $24.20. Fourth was Shadow Bars owned by Fred Fowler and driven by Frank MacDonald. Janet Express owned and driven -by Bill German was fifth. Miss Direct Baker owned by Lorne Tyndall was out of the money with Norm McKnight driving. • In the second. race Scott's Boy owned by Edith Semis and driven by John Duckworth was fifth. 41),;PIA. thirilaTACA.1°b and Ron Feagan s •,,...PR,FAIME: Wice. Y D 1 • ' tailo Snowmobile Drag Cham- The second event of the On- Lakeside,- Ski Doo 290; Bob A Modified: Fred Holden, Henshaw, Ilderton - Ski Doo 290; pionships on Sunday provided keen competition for Bully Gully Bob Henshaw, Ilderton - Ski Doo 290. racing fans. The best time of the day was B Modified: Gary Vessair turned in by Keith Vessair on an limey Harbour - Alouette 340; Fred Holden, Lakeside - ski Doo Alouette 440 from Healey 290. Harbor, the time 8.6 seconds for 1/8 mile strip. Top points man for the day was Peter Nieuwen- huizen on a Scorpion from Watford with 145 points, John McGuire on Alouette from Bramalea was secdnd with 118.5T, Top lady was Audrey Collins on Roll-o-flex and chaparral from Varna with 90 points, Nancy • Walker from Mt. Brydges on Roll-o-flex second with 66. The next event in the championship series is set for October 7th at Hully , The following is a class by class breakdown of the winners; A Stock, Bill Empey, Auburn, Ont. Ski Doo 250. B Stock Darryl Gueguen, St. Agatha - Roll-o-flex 292; Bill Walsh, Galt - Ski Doo 294aDoug Reid, Varna - Roll-o-flex 292. C Stock: Bernard Verhoeven, Kerwood -Rupp 340; Bill Walsh, Galt e Roll-o-flex 338; Darryl Gleguen, St. Agatha - Roll-o- flex 292; Doug Reid, Varna Roll-o-flex 292. Stock; P eter Nieuwenhuizen Watford - Scorpion 399; Dan Bound, Markham - Rupp 400; Lary Mordue, Lynden - Scor- pion 440; Ross peters, Lynden - Scorpion 400. A Super Stock; Gary Mac Donald, Dorchester - Ski Doo 34. B Super Stock: peter Nieuwenhuizen, Watford - Scor- pion •3994Sharon Bound, Markham - Rupp 400; Wayne Saunders - Ski Doo 398. C Super Stock: Brian Kipfer, Dashwood - Alouette 440; Larry Mordue , Lynden - Scorpion 440; Bill l'rearson, Hamilton - Alouette 440; Wayne Saunders - Ski Doo 398. A Ladies: Betty Henshaw, Il- derton - Ski Doo 250; Audrey Collins, Varna - Chaparral 250. B Ladies: Audrey Collin Varna - Rol ao-alex 292; thy Heyndrick, SI Cp.- Ski D o 340; Audrey Collins am • - Roll- o-flex 292; Gwen Dutton - 80-oftex 338. Juniors: Mark Darling Ailsa Craig - Roll-o-flex 292; Wade Miller, Dutton - Ski Doo 294; Andy Miller, Dutton - Roll-o- flea 292; Patian Argyle, Goderich - Ski DO6 2g4. Hunter was fifth with Frank MacDonald driving. Lady's David owned by John and Dennis Jewitt was out of the money with John driving. In the fourth race Timely Pat owned by May and ' Walter Pepper was second with Dennis Jewitt on the bike. Douglas Bars owned by R on and Gera Feagan was out of the money with Gerry Roebuck driving. In the fifth race Prince Sherman owned by Bert McBride, Zurich, was second with Gerry Roebuck driving. Scotch A plenty owned by Brian Rutledge was fifth with Robert Faulds driving. The sixth race winner was Lee Camp owned by Bruce Dupee with Wayne on the bike. The time of the mile was 2.15:1 and the pay off was $4.40. Third was Meadow J. Rhythm owned by Alfred Grummet and driven by Dennis Jewat. Gar's Pride owned by Lorne'Logan and driven by Robert Faulds, was fourth. The seventh race went to Pink -Panther owned by James Lam and driven by Dennis Jewitt. The mile was in 2.12:2 and the pay off was' $9.70. Fourth was Nancy's Duke owned by R.A. and B. R. Lawson with William German on the bike. Judy Mathers owned and driven by Mac Sewers was out of the money. David Henderson and d In the eighth race ven by Gerry RoebuCk and fitful Louise owned by Artie John owned by Iyarry Dale and driven by C. O'Neill were out of the money. Sebringvllle owned by Ray Mathers was 'second with John Mathers drivingc In the ninth race Goldies Cross owned and driven by William, Caldwell was second. In the tenth race Imp Mathers owned by Charles, Eugene and John Mathers was third with John on the a bike. We have feceived the entries for the Seaforth Fall Fair for Fri. Sept. 21st. FIRST AND THIRD HORSE OWNER Sammy Seaway Mac Sewers Lady's David John and Dennis Jewitt Douglas Bars R on and George Feagan Trouble Master Ed Wilson Glib - Harvey McLlwain Claybrook Ricci Kenneth Holmes Danny's Delight John Jewitt Also Eligible Dream Camp Wayne Dupee SECOND AND FOURTH Wayne Express Geo. Caldwell Jay Bee Blaze Benson Feagan Hylyn Mary Robert Dote' Judy Mathers Mac Sewers Josie Brookie Arnold Campbell Wednesday night will be the final race ght of the season at the GOderich Raceway. The Clinton Raceway will close out the, season hosting the final of the O.H.H.A. Belvedere "B" Track Packing Series Sept. 23. ••••••••••44N11•141`#* group of neighbors anda"Fuhire Rose 'Garden" from another, A table centre arrangement of flo- wers froM the s taff. We all join In wishing Bill and Lois• the very, best of health and happiness in the years to come] Bill thanked all for their kind- ness. He caused quite a laugh when he insisted that he and not his brother-in-law was "best man" at the wedding 25 years ago. Visitors with Mrs. Lantz were and Mrs. Noah Land and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lantz from Neustadt and Mrs. Eugene Lantz from Clifford' and Mrs. Dorothy Lehman, Richard Lehman and Susan from Mitchell. Visitors with Mrs. Mary Mal- colm were Mr. and Mrs. John Quinsy, and Miss Bella Robinson, Mitchell and Mrs. Art Roy, Hamilton. Current rumours which have been floating about town for some time• have become a reality. Kil- barchan Nursing Home has been took possession, :;sVioinc,tosrepCthadembeeerw1h5o. sold to The present staff are remaining on duty so change to the resi- dents will be mieimal. We are sorry to lose Bill and Lois but we welcome the new owner and wish Bill and Lois a well-earned rest. Marconi defeats St.Columban St. Columban was defeated 1-9 by marconi last Sunday in `London. The first half of the game was scoreless as both teams played very cautiously and there were few scoring threats for either side. In the second half of the game, the play was very evenly matched as both teams had good chances to• put the ball into the net. The game looked as- if it' was going to be a 0-0 deadlock with both defences refusing to give up a goal. With a minute left in .the game, a Penalty shot was called against St. Columban 'when the ball took a funny bounce and touched a St.. Columban forward's hand. A Marconi forward took the penalty and scored giving goalie 0071(otre"C•nt:' inter pit, pp ,new Cojia REPRESEISMOWES IrOuil,•• SAFEWAY INVEIT. CONSULTANTS LTD AREA corm M0444-6660 C/14. HEAD OFTICE: 00 Weber St, E.,,Ifitebesler, GI* WE BUY EXISTING MORTGAGES 11:01X INSTANT CAM ialhh(VrVatall taus a;libted rbfe VonM' 6 0)1 Entries numerous at Hully Gully McGuire, Alouette 527 Bramalea -0240. 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