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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1966-06-16, Page 8God a . aeh SSgnalnStar, Thug adny, Juxta U . 10f; -:... .,_ _• . - id .wr-+n Officrs of the Ontario Hospital Volunteers were elected at a /tea at the hospital last week. From left, Mrs. Jack Davison, Mrs. Jams Remington secretary; Mrs. Murray . McGill, chair- man; Mr Ross McDaniel. Seated is Mrs. G. W. Ferguson. Vide -chairman Mrs. Robert Smith was not available when the picture was taken. Past chairman is J. W. Coulter. Gary Following Ron's "Hoof" Prints -How does it feel when your older brother is the champion ;driver of Canada -'--end lie asks you to drive a horse that won for him th,e-=last time out? Gary Feagan knows the an- swer to that question, because he faced the problem Monday at Garden City Raceway, The 21 -year-old Goderich driv- er --came through- like a pro, winning two races While his brother Ron was. rang H. A. Meadowland at Rosecroft, Md., •the same• night. He won with Kit's Kid in, the first • and Wise Old_ Wick in the fourth. , "I feel the, pressure," Gary said. "The fans yell sometimes. They. figure I should be able t do just as well as Rolf. It's really tough when I'm driving a horse that Ron has just wan with." • • The Feagan boys are building a formidable stable which they hope to split into two divisions. o Ron will campaign at one track and Gary will move to another spot. , "We have .36 Horses training here. and five at 'London," Gary ;said. "I don't know how'. we 'have art home. I haven't been there for more than a month." Racing in 'the shadow, of his older brother hasn't cramped Gary's style. He's rapidly be- -corning a top-flight driver in his own right. Ron who • last season became the first Cana- dian driver to ever rein 200 or more' winners, passes on his ex- perience to his younger brother. Gary now has three wins 'at Garden City. .Like his ,brother, Gary began his sports career playing hockey, but quit- to devote- full time to training and driving standard- breds. B,esides following in his brother's footsteps,- he's -on the same • course , his grandfather George, and father Keith took. Grandad, 72, is, currently super- vising the. horses at the family m in Goderich, and their father still holds a driver's license. t. Pads wild Plans Church Floor Renovations DUNG. TON- M . Minas Young' was. hostess for the June meeting of St. Paul's ladies' _guild. . Mrs. Bill Park reported for the June 4 Tally for the execu- tive officers for the diocese at' St. Paul's cathedral Asn London, for junior auxiliary girls. Plans were made to renovate the vestibule and church floors. Rev. S. Jay closed the meetingg, with prayer and Mrs. Young served a delicious lunch. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Andrew, Jeffrey and Paul of Waterloo spent the weekend with •her parents, Mr,, and Mrs. Wilfred Pentland. Mrs. Frank Pentland is feeling much better after a week in Wingham hospital. Pearl Caldwell has returned to Leamington after spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Spivak. - Mrs. • Abner Morris has re- turned to her home after being a 'patient in Alexandra and Marine hospital, Goderich. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Irvin visit- ed on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Ritchie of Zion. Donna Ritchie isvisiting with Betty Irvin this week. Mr. and Mrs. Harold John- stone' of Goderich visited with their aunt, Mrs. Annie Bere on Sunday. Mr: and Mrs. Peter Phemster (Dawn Stafford), "Mark and Jill of Sarnia, called on Mr. and Mrs. Dynes Campbell and other friends on Sunday. - Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Glenn and Robert of Goderich, visit- ed on Sunday with his parents. ELIMIN'A►TE n Mr. and Mrs., Frank Glenn. 141Ir. and Mrs. rztie Pkitchard 4 Toronto spent the weekend with relatives here. Mrs. Robt. Stothers accord aanied by her sister, Mrs. Mary, McLeod of Kincardine, visited in Preston with their sister, Mrs. Warren Bamford, Mr. Bamford and family for the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Pearce And sticky of London, spent the weekend with her father, Frank P$ntland, Donna and Rodger a'nd with her mother in Wing - ham hospital. Mr. Lew. Culbert of Stratford visited ,his father,{Mr. Frank Culbert on Sunday. Dr. and Mrs, yokes spent the weekend with friends in To- ronto, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Webster, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Erringtog and family and - Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hodges and family attend- ed anniversary services in Hen- sall on Sunday, when Rev: W. Rogers, •a former minister here was guest speaker. Mr. and Mrs. Webster also visited with their cousin, Miss Rena Stevenson. Salkeld Family The annual Salkeld reunion was held at Goderich summer school, Sunday, with about '70 members of the clan registering. Sports -committee included Mr. Doug Blacker, Mr. Lawrence Salkeld and Mrs. Carolyn Thompson. - Mrs. Mary Rowed was in charge of registration. Convener of the lunch commit- tee was Mrs. Eleanor Nelson. Mrs. Horton Talmay, editor of the "Spectator" reviewed news of the family during the past year. - Officers for 1967 included president Amos Andrew; :vice- president Elmer Hunter; sec- retary -treasurer T. J. Salkeld. A special committee for Can Reunite adian Centennial includes Ed. Jenkins, London; • Ralph ' Bou - skill, Toronto; Leland Duns, more, Stratford; Doug Blacker, Goderich and Mr. Horton Tal - may, Port Albert. Those attending from a dis- tance included Mr. Herb Shop - land, Rochester, Alta.; Mrs. Jean Magnusson, Spy Hill,, Sask.; Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Miller and Donald, Richmond Hill. Mrs.' Magnusson is a guest with Mr. and Mrs. Horton Tal - may. Mrs. Talmay returned from Toronto where she spent a few days. last_ week_ during. w4icb. time she- attended the funeral of her 'allot, Mrs. Harriet Stephens. • MILDEW -RUST & ROT Dampness caused by high humidity can damage your furniture, books, workshop tools and other prized pos- sessions. An Electrohome De- humidifier takes up to 4 gal- lons of water out of the air daily. Protects your valuables from Mildew rust and rot— and adds to your comfort too. ELECTROHOME DEHUMIDIFIERS SERVICE ELECTRIC GODERICH LTD. 30 VICTORIA ST.' N. Dial 524-8581 Think twice; once for your- self and . once for the other fellow. Drive safely. AUCTION SALE. Saturda f; June 18, 1966' 1:00 P.M. 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