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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1977-07-14, Page 15ty • TiaiiRider&atend horse show The Goderich Jubilee 111 Horse Show, presented by the Huron Trail Riders, drew 160 entries from the surrounding area, and as far away as Kitchener, London, Sarnia, Tiverton, and Wellesley. Contestants took away $600 in prize money, on a day that was perfect. The feature event of the Show, the 1/4 mile race, had prize money of $100. In an exciting and hotly contested ,.racer Jager Moore, owned w -and -ridden by Larry Gei,sel of Wellesley, emerged ' the winner; with Eclipse, owned and ridden by Doug McCallum of Ingersoll a close second. Third was Linda Go,rding's entry of Thamesford, Lucky Keno, fourth was Chrokriy, ridden by John Little of Goderich, and fifth was Chico, owned by the J &J Stables, Hayfield. Other class winners were: Trait - first - Nelson Bilyea, Granton,Navaho Joe; second Gisela Gording, Thamesford, on Go Sock Bailey ; third - Sharon Black, Bornholm, on Chubby Pleasure: fourth - Doug McCallum, Ingersoll, on Miers Ebony Kid and fifth - Steve Preszcator, Lucan, on Goldon Jewel. Open English Saddle - first - Donna Wells, Lucan, on Leo's Buck; second - Gisela Gor- ding, Thamesford, on Go Sock Bailey third Laurel Anne Roney, Mitchell, on Miss ✓ Betty Lee: fourth - Michele Flowers, Clinton, on Brassette and fifth - Jennifer Raith, Denfield, on Lucky b Twist: Junior Stake 'Race:, Y first. - Garth Whiteside, Lambeth, on Flicka: second - Dan OClayto'n, Kitchener, on Chipperdale; third - Linda Gording, 'Thamesford, on • Lucky Keno; fourth - Brad Curran, Wingham, on Candy and fifth - Jerry Sims, Kip pen, on McKinley's Holly. .. Texas Speed and' Action - first - Eric-Vanneste, Lucan, on Brazos Brave; second - Robin Spearman, Lucan, on , • Wee Salle; third - Garth Whiteside, Lambeth, on Flicka; fourth . - Doug McCallum, Ingersoll, ' on, Omar and fifth - Nelson Bilyea. Granton, on Mr. '(rl•uun. Western Pleasure: first - Joanne Malone, Centralia, on" Miss Sundial; second Craig Black, Bornholm, on Beaver Token; third - Nelson Bilyea, Granton, on Navaho Joe: fourth - Gisela Gording, Thamesford, on Go Sock Bailey and fifth - Sharon Black, Bornholm, on Chubby Pleasure. Keyhole Race - first - , Doug McCallum, Ingersoll, on Omar; second uric Vanneste, Lucan, on, Brazos Brave.; third - Nelson Bilyea, Granton, ' on Mr. Clean; fourth - Harvey Hoggart, Londesboro, on Sam and fifty' - DougRiley, Seaforth, on Bay Betsey, Costume Class - first Michele Flowers, Clinton, on Brassette; second • Mark iVlcIlwain, Seaforth, on Ore Jody; third Susan Pullman, Seaforth, on Flame and fourth - Ralph -Kraemer, Mildmay; on Skyrocket. Pole Bending: first - Garth •Whiteside, Lambeth, on Flicka; second Eric Van- neste, L.ucan ,_ _or... .Brazos Brave; third - Brad Curran, Wingharn, on Candy; fourth - Doug Riley, Seaforth, on `Bay Betsey and fifth - Linda Gording, Thamesford, on Lucky Keno. Junior Pleasure: first - Joanne Malone, Centralia, on Miss. Sundial; second - Heather Bilyea, Granton, on Navaho Joe; third - Linda Gording, Thamesford, on Go Sock Bailey; fourth - Katherine Gibb, Bornholm, on Mr. Robin Hood and fifth - Laurel Anne Roney, Mitchell, • on Miss Ebony. Flag Race: first - Eric Vanneste, Lucan, on Brazos` Brave; second - ' Robin Spearman, ,Lucan, on Wee Salle; third - Linda Gording, Thamesford, on Lucky Keno; fourth - Nelson Bilyea, Granton, on Mr. Clean and fifth - Doug McCallum, Ingersoll., on Omar.. Parade Class - first - David Finnigan, Dungannon,, on Julia Countess Nuggett; second - Ralph Kraemer, Mildmay, on Skyrocket and third - W & M Allin,'B'lyth,.on Spring's Winsome Winella. Western Riding: first - wins 1,OOO and Dorothy . O'Connell shared a game as di,d Peggy McArthur of Goderich and Gerald Robinson of Vanastra. Joanne Londuyt of- Mitchell and Mrs. Vi. Myers of Woodstock split one and Mary Gardner of Bayfield, June Beaven of Mitchell, Mrs. Baird of Brucefield, Mildred Hartman of Goderich and Mary Carter of Bayfield took another. Mitchell lady Edith Campbell of Mitchell won $1,000 at the ' Clinton Monster Bingo on Monday evening. Cathy Bren of Sydney, Nova Scotia was the lucky winner in a share the wealth for $165; Ferg 1M t Campbell of Mitchell won $164 in. another special and Olive Betties pocketed $157.50 in a third share the wealth. - Mrs. Southwell of Bayfield was an individual winner in the regular games as was Dorothy O'Connell of Clinton and Jean Sudyk of Goderich. --In other regular games, ladys Pride of Mitchell and 'Barbra Chapman of Goderich split the . winnings of bne -game while Anita Van- derhaar- of Bayfield, Mrs. Ed Neebe of Mitchell, Jim Ryan of Vanastra and Bertha Gibb of Clinton all won a game. Joan Merner of Bayfield and Susan Leishman of Goderich both held 'the •winning •cards in one gam -e and Mrs: Gohier of Goderich and Mrs. Glazier of Clinton shared another. Francis Ayatt of Dashwood and Heather Plumsteel of .Vanastra split a game and Mrs. Lapaine of Goderich and Cecil McNeil of Goderich took another. Ellen McKay of Goderich, Susan Wagler of Vanastra, Miss Lovett of 'Clinton, Mrs. Feeney of Clinton, Earl lliott of Dublin and Mrs. J., rown of Goderich won a game. Another bingo went to Jean O'Neill of Crediton, Elsie Hully of Seaforth, Elmer Lee of Clinton and Eve Darnborough of Bayfield. "Barbra Bobra of Mitchell THE TREE SHOP VANASTRA (BESIDE CLOVER FARM GROCERY) tc, gyp' s For Details, Pone 482 7870 OPEN: THURSDAY - SUNDAY 4. p.m. - 9 p.m. Gisela Cording, Thamesford, on Go Sock Bailey ; second - Steve Preszcator, Lvucan, on I'm a Smoky ,Too; third - Wayne Harnock, St. Clements, on Ten to. One; 'fourth G & Sholdice, Londesboro, on Cherokee and fifth - Doug McCallum, Ingersoll on Miers Ebony Kid. Reining - first - Steve Preszcator. Lucan, on I'm a Smoky Top; second - Nelson Bilyea, Granton, on Mr. Clean; third - Craig .Black, Bornholm, . on Peppy's Wonder; fourth . Nelson Bilyea. Granton; 'on Navaho Joe and fifth - Gisela Gording, Thamesford, on 'C .o Sock Bailey. Our judge for the day was Mr. Doug Cline, frbm Ann Arbour, Michigan. • 6 CLINTON NEWS-RECORP, THt,;li$DA•' ', JULY 14, 1977 rhe ('Iint:on 'tfblic'. Hospital was. one of the hospitals visited by the Ontario Hospital Presidential Toter last week. Inv-olvedin the touroof the area hospitals were, front row, left to right: George (:apbell, associate execu,ti a direbtor; Doug (:ot'tentry, Clinton' Hospital ;Administrator. Backnirow: Alan Hay, executive director; . Art Aiken, vice president of t Tinton hospital Board; John Ostler, forrnerrChairman of Milton Hospital Board; John Ilaslehurst, associate' executive director. (News -Record photo) • Hensali 4 -tier's hold achievement day by Hilda M. Payne Lions Park at Seaforth with 37 present. Sports were under' Mrs. Edith Kitely and the leadership - of Mr. and Debbie from Maxville, Mrs. Mrs. Cecil Pepper and games Elizabeth Karadis of were conducted. They were: California, Mrs. Margaret guessing the contents of a can Hamilton of Exeter and Mr. (rice pudding), Mrs. Cliff and Mrs. Ed. Catchpole and Pepper; guessing number of boys of Atkona visited with jelly beans in a jar, Mrs. Ella Mr. and Mrs. Bev Hamilton , Tinn•ey: woman with. most Diane and Gordon over the number of things in her, weekend. purse, Mrs. Ross Gordon; The Oesch-Pfaff Reunion toss the balloon filled with was held at Hensall Com-., water, Cliff. and Laura munity Park on Sunday with Pepper; getting dressed approximately fifty to sixty contest, men's team won: guests attending. Races and men's, elimination race, games were held for the Frank Falconer; longest children including ball married couple Mr. and Mrs. throwing, candy scramble, Austin Matheson; youngest and a peanut scramble. All child, Tara, daughter of Mr. the children received a little and Mrs. Albert Pepper; prize at the end. To complete . lucky, Foot, Austin Matheson. .the evening, a delicious After a delicious, supper, potluck supper was enjoyed the president Alex Pepper by all, conducted a short meeting The 30th Annual Pepper • when the election of officers reunion -was held recently in was . held. They are 'Hensall seniors see play by Hilda M. Payne A plesant "evening was enjoyed by 25 of the Three Links Senior Citizens Club and friends last Wednesday evening, July 7 when "they attended the Blyth Summer Festival and watched- the play "The Blood- is Strong". 'Even the weather co operated as the storms which had been threatening all day cleared away by trip time. Sales Barn At the Hensall Livestock Sales. last' Thursday, 'the prices were steady on an active market. The supply, consisted mainly of heifers and steers. president, Alex Pepper; secretary -treasurer, Mrs. Austin Matheson:- Table committee, Mr. and Mrs: Ross Gordon and Mr. and Mrs, Frank Falconer; sports commit -'tee, Cecil Pepper and family. . , As not too many people are attending this picnic, con- siderable time was spent in trying to get ideas for a better crowd next year. , It was moved that the picnic for next year be held in Lions Park Seaforth on the •ith Sunday in June. Once again another 4-H Club, "Clothes for Leisure" has been completed eighteen girls . from the two Hensall Clubs received their spoons. Sandra Nixon from Hensall No. 2 received her County Honours. . For Achievement Day, Hensall No. 1 put on a humorous skit, and Hensall No. 2 had an exhibit with Star. Fat cattle - heifers: $37.50 - $39.00, top to $41.75; 'steers, $41.50 - $43.50, top to $44.75. Pigs: weanlings, $32,50 - $37.50, chunks, $39.50 -' 45.00. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Oesch on Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. Russell Smith and family of Detroit, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Flaxbard of Zurich. -...and Miss Ruth Ann Flaxbard of London. Mrs. Cecil Pepper and Mrs. Carl Payne attended the 80th anniversaryof the Women's Institute at a luncheon held in Bingeman Park, Kitchener. on Wednesday, July 13. Guest speaker was Mrs. A. • Hacket-Pain, honourary treasurer of the Associated Country Women of the World. • MASON WINDOWS • ROOFING • FLOORING • Quality Materials - Fair Prices'- Personal Service This summer let BALL-MACAULAY help you with.all your home fix -up requirements. This is the time for painting, putting up a storage shed, building a deck, putting up eavestrough, repairing roofs,, insulating an attic. 'You name it we'll give you professional advice on how to `do it ypurself. Choose from rn excellent selection of shags, loops, rubber back bll in stock with professional local installation. Rely on us. r 1 a, L Jesuey as commentator, Thanks very much to the ladies who helped in this club; leader Mrs. Hans Gerstenkorn and assistant leaders Mrs. Leonard Hof- fman and Mrs. William Fuss. The 4-H Club for the fall is "Featuring Fruit" I.n this club every girl will have the opportunity to prepare and use fruit which is fresh frozen, canned or dried. Making pastry is a special feature. Club members must reach their 12th birthday by Sep- tember 1. If any woman in the Hensall Area 'is interested in helping either to lead or assist with the 4-H Clubs please contact Mrs. Cecil Pepper 2112-2304 before August 1. It is certainly most gratifying on Achievement Day to see how proud these girls are of their finished products' and receiving their spoons. PAGE 15 .. Goderich Twp. fastball BY l)IANNE BRAND Junl.o' Boys "A" team sat this week out while the "B" The ball games got off to a team also defeated ' Ben - better start this week as all . miller. ' games were played. The Some good ball is being Junior girls were defeattt by played.So come out andetijoy Benxniller, while PO Harris some of these garrl'res. had eight strike outs to help Schedules can be picked up at the Senior girls beat Ben- I-Iolmesville store. The girls rrriller. play Tuesdays and the boys Auburn was just a wee bit play Thursdays,, ats better in winning' a ,close Next week the Junior and 'game over the Senior Boys Senior girls host Stanley. The :.`,B" team, but the "B's" Boys Junior "A," are at came back to beat Varna in Benmiller, "B" team is at their rescheduled game. Auburn while the Senior Boys Senior BoyS "A" came out on play against each other at ton over Be•nmi'tler. The Holmesville. "Established I'M"' McKILLQP MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY HEAD OFFICE: 10 MAIN ST.; SEAFORTI-j, O.NT •Mrs. Margaret Sharp, Sec. Treas., Ph. 527-0400. 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