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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1974-09-05, Page 8PAGE GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, TF URSDA ,, SEPTEMBER 4, 1974. AUBIIRN kND. flISTRICT NEWS 441 GIRLS , The Auburn•No..3, 4.FI f2lilb girls f have'. :Farted their' Fall Program o ,', `The Club •Girl 'Entertains": Two meetings were held last week. The leaders'are Mrs. June Robinson and Miss Joyce Chamney. They girls elected Judy Robinson as president, Faye Hildebrand as vice-president and J.aneThom- pson ai treasurer. Meeting I was held at the home. of Joyce Chamney. The girls studied .hospitality . and sharing their home . with 4 friends. , Each 4-H girl then , made a flower arrangement. A. , delicious lunch- was served by Mrs.. Robinson and• Joyce Chamne• Meeting 2 "was held at the ding ciu.b.q hosts • t Mait 1udiluuk ,- 1-24-1H5 r•ega.tta Sunday and Monday Sehtern- • •hh home of Mrs. Robinson. The 4- H girls decided on a Club name, .The Super Ser'•ers.:... The girls •studiedtable service and ma,n- ners with the girls demon- strating. A dainty lunch was served by Debbie Jefferson and Jane and Ellen Thompson. • An'yo.ne in the Auburn district wan"ting too take the fall project, The Club Girl Fever - tains should. contact Wanda Plaetzer or Margaret Franker) by September .7. COMMUNITY NEWS Mr. and • Mrs. ' Kennet het 1 'and 2 ,the Goderic McDougall ,,spent" a few days Sailing Club held its round -up. recently in Sudbury with their ' . regatta...This" ', an annual son, Allan McDougall and Mrs. et'en.t.sponsored by George- and.° McDougall. Mrs. Edna Greisenon aria Mr, Vere Bokinger of Detroit and Mr.- and .1A -so Archie of Clinton visited one day last week with ,.; Mr. and •Mrs. Maitland Allen. From the :hors's mouth By Ken At Uoderich',Raceway Friday night in the first race, Lady's David owned by Larry Jewitt Clinton and John Jewitt Lon- desbpro was, second with Den- nis Jewitt Clinton on the bike. Third was Judy Mathers owned and driven by Mac Sewers of .ondesbo•ro. Fourth was Popabout owned by John Davidson of Ailsa- Craig with - y, Ruth Robertson and family of • - Mr. and Mrs,.Gordp+n Gross, Huron Marine, - Anita and Bryan visited on. the 'weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Nick Seraphim and farnily at Sheffield.delicious supper on Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Andrew 1 irk-. evening. connell and their grand - .• rand The first race on Sunday saw ••daughter, • Miss Maryanne �•?6' boats entered. The weather Slake of Brussels visited last was cloudy but.wap:.m.with light . week with Mr. and -Mrs. •John Winds. Snelling ' and Mr; and Mrs. The winners of this race were Harold Brown and family at • first John Watson in his Ban- • Port Colborne and 'also visited , shee; ,and second Steve Mills in Fort •Erie, Fort Robinson, his Banshee; third was Dave Welland' and Niagara -Falls. ' Glenn in his Fireball.' - Mrs, Edgar Daer•anal Sandra " The second race Sunday. af- . and Mrs. Aubrey McNichol and , ternoon was . much different Debbie of Blyth spent the than the morning. It was weekend with Mrs. Phyllis cloudy.. and _ cool with winds tplunk'ett and boys in Toronto. gusting °to 20 knots. Kim Paer returned home after Winners ie first Ron Lee, vacationing -for two weeks.with Abbo.tt•22; second Bill Duncan," her aunt. - Spindrift;, third," Doug Bundy • Congratulations to Mr. and Spindrift, Mr. , John Stadelmann of Blyth The third race Monday mor - nine. saw 23 boats on a cool - cloudy day with light' winds. -Winners were first Geoffrey In-place of individual prizes George and Ruth treated all" the Club members. to a The eighth ,race winner was on /;he birth of their daughter, Timberina Hy owned by Ar- Rhonda Darlene 6n August 30 nold Doak, Goderich and in Wingham hospital, d'riven by Jack, Meriam, Langford, 'Fireball; second Pat Mr. and M'rs, , Emerson m Goderich. The mile was in 2:13 Rodger, Mr. and Mrs. Willia Shanahan, Enterprise; third and' the payoff was $15.40: g o Don Batter,, Paceship. Helesic, Patti :and Paul of The overall Regatta winners Second was Lee ,Camp owned Goderich' and Mr. and Mrs. by Bruce- Dupee and driven by ,Keith Rodger, Lisa and Robbie were determined by a point Wayne Dupee both of Clinton,returned 'last ,weekend from a' system for their performance in Third was Single ' Johnnietwo week vacation in the each race. They were as owned and driven by Johnny Maritimes and also visited Mr. follows:, first Don "Murray in his Jack Meriam Goderich driving, •` p, and. Mr's, Ralph Rodger and,' second GeoffreyLangford, s, "Muir.. Fifth was Dream SVolo Abbott 22 2 point Fifth was DerbyBob owned by`owned •,by Tony Schaa Lon- family at, Ottawa . g d, Robert Mcleaand driven by don and driven' by Gerry Fireball 301/4 points; third Paul Goderich. Roebuck Little . Miss Christine . Parsons-- and Harold Jeffery, Win McLean beth of oderi;c Stadelmann is visiting 'this tied for third both with 32 Out of the money was Bar- The ninth race winner wasf Mike'Jimm L nn owned by week with her, grandmother, . points.' danas Dale owned by J.•Moore s y Y • Bradnock and„ • rs Woodstock and H.E. and H.W. Lay Zee M stables Parkhill and MB There,, are three more Nix, Norwich with Gerry Kin. Walgos,' London .and her uncle Mr,' George Collins. scheduled races in the' fall n 1VIcNal1 •of Welland ° mile was in 2:07.2. and the • spent, the weekend with 'Mr. and 22 with a make -'up race Third in the second race was payoff was $10.80. Third was and, Mrs, Thomas Johnston, scheduled for September 29 Deep Run Lyn. owned by Mr. El Sam 0 owned by Richard Miss Laura Phillips. and Robert weather permitting; and Mrs. W.O. - McLean Burgess, 'Jiafn and Joe Dick, ,Phillips. Goderich with W.O. driving. Seaforth and - driven by Gord Excel Mac owned and driven ,;Pullman of. Seaforth. by Roy Meriam. Goderich was. At the Clinton Raceway Sun - fourth. Scotts Boy owned° by day afternoon;' the first race 'Edith Samis and driven -by winner was Miss Direct Baker John Duckworth was, fifth: Out owned by'Lorne Tyndall, -and of the money ;was t'onray Frost, driven by Frank MacDo-nald,a' owned by Charles Mathers, and ' both of Clinton. The mile was driven:, by Ray Mathers both of in 2:10.3 and, the payoff was.. Goderich. $8.20: Out of , the money ' was The third race winner was •Sun-icrest Irene owned by. illiarn Roebuck Goderi`bh .driving. . driven by Gerry Roebuck J The Mr• oh series on September 8th, 12th James London" and Reggie Ford owned by Charles• Brindley .and driven by Allan driven by Dennis Jewitt. MacDonald, both of Goderich.` The second race winner was The mile was .in 2:14.3 and the Carry On' Syl owned by Bruce payoff $17.30.. Second was Erskine and Wilfred Denomme, Duchess Stein owned by 'John , Goderich , with, Gord Pullman and Mac Hodgins, Parkhill and driving. The mile was in 2:09.3 driven by Gerry Roebuck. ' and the payoff was '$5:10. Fourth was Claybrook "Ricci Second in the third race '-was owned by Kenneth Holmes, Crimson Van owned by Bruce Seaforth and driven by Doug Volland, Goderich and driven McNall, Hensa'll: Out of the by Dennis JevOtt. Third was money were Brian's Hat owned Robin Hood C. owned by 'Bev • by Gordon Kerr, Dungannon, Nott and 'driven by William .William McLean drove, as,was Caldwell both of Clinton. Out Lucky Prince owned by John of' the money was Loc'hinvar and Dennis Jewitt with Dennis Heather owned by William driving. Leitch, Lucan and driventby Second in the fourth race was Harvey 'McLlwain of Seaforth. Saint Clari Buck owned', and. The fourth •race winner was driven by 'Phil Bisback, G D Direct owned by Charles Seaforth. Fifth was Northwood . Mathers both of Goderich. The Misses owned by •Brian mile was in ,2:09:4 and the Fellows, Goderich and driven payoff was $10. Out of the by Gerry Roebuck. money were Undecided Now The winner in the fifth -race, -owned by Jack `Landon . and was Corky Camp owned by Evelyne Pontig, Ingersoll, and Glenn 'Stnith *Brussels, and' driven by ,Gerry Roebuck, as " driven bb' Dennis Jewitt. The . was Rhythms Nancy, owned • mile was in 2:12.3. and the and . driven _ by Frank payoff was' $16.80. MacDonald. Third in the sixth race was The eighth race winner was Greenview Duke owned by Wm, Greg Darney owned by � Elizabeth Darnell, London and, and Wayne Shean, Stratford, driven by Dennis Jewitt. - Dennis Jewitt drove. The mile The seventh race winner was - was 2:09 and .the payoff was A •''Mortgage Lifter owned ,by. $11'20. Gorden Rapson,'Clintcin. Bruce " The ninth race winner was .Nelson drove. •The mile was in Geordies Mite; owned • by 2:11:4 and the payoff was Jeanie and Hugh- Galbraith,. $9.70. Second was Gladies Boy Dashwood-, and __driven_ by - owned and driven by Johnny Wayne Dupee. The mile -was Muir, .5eaforth. Third was Carr 2:08.4 and the . payoff . was, man Bob owned by J. & M, ,$9.70. Second was Janet • Ex-, • Moore, Wciodstockk and H.eNix, press owned- and---dri°ven by Norwich. Gerry Roebuck drove. William German of Clinton. • Fifth was Ring's Brother Fourth was trop Mathers owned by W. Thomas .McLean,owned by Charles, Eugene and and dri,,vetii. by 1lan Iy McLean 'John Mathers oT Goderich and, both of Godet'"ch." driven by John. • • AUTOMATIC WASHERS' & DRYERS • PORTABLE WASHERS & DRYERS WRINGER WASHERS • PORTABLE & BUILT-IN . DISHWASHER •., IN SINK FOOD, WASTE DISPOSERS From the Dependability People at-- • HUTCHINSON APPLIANCES TRADE INS ACCEPTED 308 HURON RD.. . 524-7831 LUMBER AND BUILDING SUPPLIES LOOK FOR THE B CARPET • :,:::-:...,..(..,,,,,,,,-.:;;.:,iy„.-.442,.,,., . :,:.: .'": :ti:..:*':h. :1.11 '..7.4. „.!_:"•,'..,4..1;;;;? :',::, ''':',--+T...‹.........-,.71-:,;..7':;'":.••'...)..,i' ...*•,.. 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