The URL can be used to link to this page

Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1975-09-18, Page 8• xa wnw tomo Exams, ilii►. was by I and auk o Waw ls� awned y George ef"1 end .driven bZ +earry Goderich. Out were Deep Run ned by. Samis and Oven by Jack . rb Goderich, and k . Ricci, owned by ,wrence Sac din of Brussels and4dven by Grant Volland of Clinton,, Third in the fourth race was any Mothers, owned by the rotten M Stables and driven Eugene bathers, both of oderich. Fifth was Barney Dale, owned by W. Ross, Brucefield, and driven by Rom Faulds of Clinton. Fifth in the (fifth race was Mr. Bellwinkle, owned by Frank Strap of Fordwich and driven by Dennis Jewitt of Clinton. Second in the seventh race was Mr. Easter, owned by George Caldwell and driven by Frank Dam, both of Goderich. Third was Derby Bob, owned by Rbn Williamson of Seaforth and Alf Ross of Staffa with Ron thing. Fifth was Tactful Torn, owned by V. Baird of Hensoll and -driven by Dennis Jewitt. Third in the eighth race was Imp Mothers, owned by Charles:. Eugene and John Mothers of Goderich with Eugene driving. Fifth was Excel Mac. owned . by Roy Merlon). of Goderich with Jack Meriam driving. Fourth in the ninth race was Pebbles Girl; owned by George Feagan of Goderich and Gerry Roebuck of Goderich with Gerry driving. The tenth race winner was El tk Sam 0, owned by Richard Burgess and Jim and Joe Dick of Seaforth with Gordon Pullman driving. Second was Crash Landing, owned by George Feagan of Goderich and driven by Gerry Roebuck. The Set's San,s by 41c4 wince' was Edith driven i th was Success Groat owned by. 'William Caldwell .and driven by Wiliiariro Caldwell. Out of the money in the fifth race was Pen Dins Sob. owned and'driven by artice Volland, Third in the sixth race was Bucky kl Volo, owned by Fred Fowler of Londesboro and driven by Frank MacDonald. Third in the seventkrace was Coseea, owned by Ross Henry and driven by Randy Henry, both of Goderich. Out of the money was Miss Direct Baker, owned by Lorne Tyndall of Clinton and driven by Frank MacDonald, as was Crimson Josie, owned by Bruce Volland and driven by Grant ..land. Second in the ninth race was Miss Belle Bars, owned by Fred Fowler of Landestioro and driven by. Frank MacDonald. Third was Mikes Jimmy Lynn, owned by Lay Zee M Stables of Parkhill and Ken W algos of London and driven by Gerry Roebuck. Fifth in the tenth race was Colas Duchess,owned by R. Melford Lester of Forest and driven by Gerry Roebuck, Vanastra Gun An Exeter man, Bill McNutt had the top score of 24 at the Vanastra Gun Club's skeet shoot last Saturday. There was n two -wily tie for second spot with Harrison Schock of .Zurich and Tom Allen of Londesboro each hitting 23 targets. Tied for third were Mery Batkin of Clinton and Jerry Coleman of Seaforth with 22 each: Behind the leaders came Bili Stewart of Goderich with 21 hits, Greg Potter of Goderich with 20, . Derwin Carter., of Londesboro, Phil Erb of Zurich and Glen Mogk of Bornholm with 19 each, Carl Hefford of Huron Park with 17, Randy Stanlake of Exeter with 16, Ashley- Gilbert and John Hesseis of Goderich with 15 Cale. Doueett of -Clint° broken pipes in the floor in. racy repairs are emoted t is estimated that the ,:ices The September meeting of the Tuckersmith Group No. ; of the UCW was held in the Sunday School room of Brucefield United Church on Tuesday September 9th with Mrs. M. Haugh and Mrs. Vina Club each. and Jim East of Clinton. the senior shooter, with 11. At --the trap shoot last Wed- nesday, Manfred Dierolf had a perfect night when he hit all 25 birds. Close behind was another Goderich shoot Jim Shear- down, who hit 24 targets, and Lloyd, Venner of Hensel; who struck 23 birds. - Next came Mery Barkin of Clinton and John Hessels of Goderich with 22,,, Harrison Schock of Zurich with 21. John Greydanus and Paul Middleton. of Clinton with 19 each. Greg Rau of Seaforth and Ashley Gilbert and Joan Dierolf of Goderich with 16 each, and George Dierolf of Goderich, the junior member, with 8. The Odds Are You'll Have A Good Time! DERICO RACEWAY. FRIDAY 7:45PM, CHOTERWAYS beeisImo leo$P . tftll t![IIiTE 11x Ca FIL4534141 10 1117$ ACTION RACES ..ft +toed Berry Inftarge devil. ice: The meeting opened with a ;;all to worship, followed by the singing of a hymn with Mrs. Ross Scott at the piano. Mrs. Berry read the scripture. The offering for September was taken and a dollar for July and August was also collected as a summer project. Mrs. Haugh told of her trip to the East Coast which was most interesting and enjoyed by all. This part of the meeting closed with a hymn and prayer. by Mars. Berry. The president, Mrs. John Henderson had charge of the business meeting, and Mrs. Ervin Siliery read t+e minutes of the last meeting and the treasurer's report was given by Mrs, Berry. Plans were finalized to attend the regional meeting to beheld in Wesley -Willis United Church in Clinton on October 4. and the Brucefield Thankoffering, to be held on October 14. Mrs: Henderson closed the meeting with a poem and a delicious lunch was served. by Mrs. Henderson and Mrs. E. "Thomson. Personals Mrs. E. Stephens has returned home after spending some time with her daughter, who is recovering from surgery. Mr. and Mrs. Barry Lyndon spent Saturday in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Stoll are improving slowly in University Hospital after their serious accident. The Ladies. of Tucker -smith, -friemis_andrelatiyes,attended a shower for Joan Stoll $'.... Brucefield on Friday night. Mrs. R. Walters was in charge. A large crowd attended “The Luncheon is Served" dinner at Brucefield Church on Tuesday. E COM I can solve this winter's Mame Heating" problems To -day * ALL WEATHER AUTOMATIC OIL DELIVERY * BP FURNACE FUEL OIL BUDGET PLAN t *carrying charges, service charges or interest. Ten equal monthly payments cover $urF whole season's supply. -. 1 IMS-, 11111 NO EM I sin FREI'this !iP Home Comfort Hints linolcltit shows haw tri 'rrry► on oil home hoofing pm- • b!emsl Ard who doesn't want to soft monr01 -1 pHotl1= 482403 OR USE mit COUPON «y 1 Y�- ss 1 r? D i*1 naafi 11111111 ail tf ,tTORiA•$L FOR � 482-9453 ani eoi provided. +` n for the above naffed committees hop e yu+nefakes advantage prtrtunity to see the Complex. Plans for the Saturday ba net and ball have been set as follows. a free.cctai.i.hour ins been set up cornnncing, at I Pan '"ith participants free to stroll through the premises. At 8 p.rri, sharp, all guests will be seated for a genet banquet of roost turkey. Following the yrs.. ► .ill Chessel Mr. and Mrs, Carl Kuhl have sold their house in the village to Mr. and Mrs. Rubt, Roberts of Branford. Mr. Roberts is with the Goderich detaEehrnen -the O.P.P. The Kuhls will be moving to a new home they are having built in Caryndale on the south edge of Kitchener. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Whittaker spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. George Burgoin • of Leamington and helped them move to Golden Farm Estate which is near the Jack Miner Bird Sanctuary at Kingsville. Because there are several Lagoons nearby and it is a protected area. there were flocks of wild geese landing near the house. They didn't seem to be very nervous of people. and were almost in the way when they were moving in. A' special Rally Day service was held in Varna Church on Sunday, when the Sunday School students were promoted to their new classes. The superintendents. Mrs. Eric Chuter and Mrs. Tom Consitt •presented Robert_ Raikes diplomas and seals to•students who had good attendance n +?►dvised t f anyone not w the full pp m swinn- nu& 'keep fit ciassess gyro. Pasties,. ballet. and crafts should ado so in the. next two weeks to obtain n , ximum value. Fall drams com- mence the week of September `'trust at our Grand Bend CORNER OF HIGHWAYS 21' AND 83 FOLLOW THE SIGNS HURON COUNTY'S LARGEST DEPARTMENT STORE fUNI-10t3►' - - " sad UU'$ t1 TAU Togs + alumni ii - WATTIESSES - HAW LOCATED ON HW 7 NO lM lldsy t. T sdsy 11 f.fll. to 6 p.p. Friday 11 e... to 9 0.6. Sii rdey 9 e.w. to 6 pm. Sudsy Closed. SEPTEMBER Our Regular Low Rase Factory Outlet. Discount Prices on all Furniture in Stock. Now save 1 5% on: + CHESTERFIELDS + BEDROOM SUITES + SPACE SAVERS + KITCHEN SUITES + END & COFFEE TAMES► + LIGHTS A few examples of the savings in our Furniture Department.. SPACE SAVER COUCH - REGULAR S►$MT MATTRESS SALE! 25% OFF as ste SIZE b11SPRING -= NAXftE35E5 TABLES WITH 4 CHAIRS, FIBERGLAS SACKft4G. VINYL COVERED SEATS - REG. $279.97 COFFEENow '237 97 VALE #A�Ly.E * 2 END TALE$ BUY StPA*#ATE1�1Y * AS A Set REQ. $30,,ti •