HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1974-09-19, Page 9From the horses mouth. By Ken
• In the first race at Clinton
Raceway last Sunday, Scotts
Boy owned by Edith Sarnis and
dri en by Jack Duckworth, •
both of Goderich, was the' win-
ner. Tlie mile was hi 212 2 and
'the .payoff was $7.60. Second
was Billy •Purdue owned by the
Seelster Farrn of Lucan and
driven by Frank MacDonald,
Clinton: Fourth was Crimson
Josie owned by Bruce Volland
,,Doderich, and -driven by Grant
Volland, Clinton.Out of the
money was Mountain Deal
owned by and cl,iven by Dennis
Jewitt. Clinton.d
Second in ' the ,second, race
was Northwood Missey owned
by Brian -Fellows and dr:van by
Gerry 'Roebuck both - of
Goderich. Jarvis Stiller owned
by Dale Kennedy and Ron
ro
the sixth race. Fifth was Ladys
David awned `by Larry Jewitt
Clinton and John Jewitt, Lon-
desboro with Dennis Jewitt
driving. Out of the Money was
G.A. Direct owned by Charles
Miithers and driven by John
Mathers both of Goderich,
In the eight race, Pebbles
Girl, owned by George Reagan,.
Goderich and Ron Feagan,
Dundas was second with Gerry
Roebuck driving. • Fifth ' was
Janet Express ,•owned. and
,driven by William,.,, German,
Clinton.
Fourth in the ninth race was
Greenview Duke, owned by
Win. and Wayne Sheen, Strat-
ford 'with Dennis Jewitt
driving.
In "the tenth race, El Sani 0
owned by Richard Burgess and
lie and Jim Dick and .driven by
Gord Pullman, all of Seaforth,
was ' fourth. Shadow gars ,,
owned by Fred" Fowler Lon:
desboro was out of 'the Money
with Frank MacDonald Clinton
on the
Tony Bay, owned by Frank
Cook, "Punch" McEwan, and
Lorne Brown of Clinton was
second in the third -race at Gar.
den City on September 10.
Sunday is the final day of
racing at the Clinton Raceway
for, this year. Feature of the ten
race `program .will be the On -1 •
tario Sired Stake for three-
year-old •trotting fillies for a
purse of about $9,000.
With. championship day this and Carol Moore 'tied for
Saturday, September 21 the second place, and then Sue
golfing season is very- quickly Eastwood.
coming to an end. We hope the Thursday, September 12,, ten
members appreciate the ex- Maitland lady golfers went to
cellerit condition of the course,,„ Listowel for tie annual district
in particular the greens. The' tournament -7 Again the
Maitland golfers'did very .well
directors and the grounds,'
keeper have done a wonderful
job with repairing 8 and 9 fair-
ways after the spring disaster,
Last Monday, September 9 ,
58 couples entered the Air
Canada Scotch two Ball at
' Sleepy Hollow Golf Club north
f Tor o. S and Doris
o ont t�aj
Paquette.-•r•euresented • the
• • • Maitland (ountry, Club and
• placed 1'Oth in., the field. 'The
Williamson 'both of Seaforth .r d Soc c er News
oh wDaleu n't
Kings Brother owned by •
Thomas McLean and driven by
Wm. McLean both of GoderichL
was fifth. Out of the money,
was Greenway Time owned by)
Emerson Gill, Grand Bend and
driven by Dennis- Jewitt.
Fourth in the 'third race was
Conray Frost owned' by Charles
Mathers and- driOen by Ray
Mathers, both of Goderich.
Fifth was Meadowlander
owned and driven by Randy
°Henry, Goderich. "
Out of -the---money in the
fourth race- vitas Derby Bob
owned by Robert McLean and
driven by William McLean,
both of Goderich. •
Third in the fifty race was •
Little 'Arnie, •owned by Murray'
Hodgson„ "Luton 'and driven by
Dennis 'Jewitt. Fourth was,
Reggie Ford owned by Charles
Brindley and driven by Dennis
Jewitt,
Undecided now owned by
Jack Landon and Evelyne Pon-
ting,. ''Ingersoll with Gerry-
Robuck driving was fourth in
Golf courses
are busy with
tournaments
Golfing activity at the two
, Goderich courses. ' was at -its
peak last,weekend despite. the
blustery, weather. High winds
and cool temperatures are not,
conducive to good •''golfing but
over 150 players competed in
'separate tournaments on
Friday ' and Saturday.
On Friday afternoon the On-
,
tario Weekly- Newspaper
Association held „its - annual
tournament at the Sunset Golf
, and Sports Centre with , a
record number. of goifer4 taking
part.- Players arrived .from all
over the province to compete
some coming over' 300 miles.
The' OWNA winner' was
Murray ,Scoyne of Grand'
Valley, Ontario,• who shot a 72
for the best, score of the day.
Murray beat out over 50 other
golfers -who braved the 'winds
gusting up to nearly 20 miles,
per hour. .
On Saturday nearly 100
olfers competed.,. in th=e -
Maitland Invitational.- Golfers
"from Goderich and' neighboring
courses played one another for
top spot but the winner had to
travel from Oshawa and after
shooting 18 holes.., at the
Maitland he - left for- Owen '
Sound to enter ,another tour-
ney. - '
Bob Bradley shot a super 68
on Saturtlay morning before
leaving for Owen Sound and
none of the other golfers could
match the effort. He requested
an early tee off and set the pace
for his 'competitors, some of
whom knewm what they had to
shoot to win before • they'°teed
off.
Mr. Bra3t'dlepla test have fared
well in Owen Sound because by
nine rfclgck,,Saturday"'nigl t he
still h;ad _mit' returned ' to.
Goderich' for his first place
prize. Such is life in the world
of golfing.
Dentist talk,s-
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Hello, United fans everywhere! We won! We won!
How's that for the straight scoop? Sunday's game against
Ingersoll resulted in a 3-1 score and it was our game from
beginning to end.
It was -an extermely windy day and I was positive ,that rain
wouldn't hold off; but I must've said the appropriate incan-
tations because the weather held and so did our luck!! We
began the first half with a whimper but managed to finish it
with at definite bang!„ -
"The General'''. couldn't seeto get "his troops” to
remain in their proper formation for awhile, but eventually
they all tuned in to each other and it was smooth sailing!
The entire forward line had been switched around (tactics,
you `'know!) and the fellas played a bit raggedly until they
became„ accustomed to their new positions.
Ingersoll iS a fairly rough and tumble team and they were
determined to keep°gGoderch challenged throughout the
game: 'They kept the ball in our zone for a'good- length of
time and gave the United goalie a busy time until United_ '
decided that they'd had enough of that jazz and starting off
• the scoring sweepstakes was "the Shadow" himself, Pete, •
Teichert. Helobbed in a nice, sure shot with an assist from •
Brian Allen, and gave us the. incentive we needed to take
full control of the play.
Further scoring did not continue until the whistle called
the last half into action. •United .had numerous oppor=
•tunities for scoring but they misjudged a few and the Inger-
soll goalie didn't hesitate to come out and stop their shots.
Eventually, Rick .Fisher received a lovely passt-^fpm
Harold Refflinghaus and Chalked up a second secured goal
for Goderich. "The Toe" can go, don't you know"??
Continuing their aggressive assaults, United- made many
valiant attempts to add another mark on our scoreboard,
but our efforts weren't rewarded until the dying minutes of
the game, when Brian "the Brake" Allen carne across with a
whoppe'r'of a.sho.t and scored our third and final goal of the
'day. Fantastic, Brian!!
During this 45 minutes, Ingersoll •had squeezed in a : goal
which Goalie. Alex tried vainly. to save. It gave him the
"dickens" of a time and between this battle of. man an
:••inanimate object, pie latter won! (unfortunately!) When the
referee blew the final, whistle the, fans acknowledged
• United"s tenacity with some happy ravin`!!
I- salute .our goalie Alex Varga and 'bestow upon him the
singular honour of receiving the --.very •first "Gosh, I -played -
good" Award!! Ccingrats, B.B.!!
_The, Piayer,of-the-nay.. is awarded, to Clare Sager, who
. played expert and efficient soccer. My"Big Mama's Special"
is sent out to Harold "Big H'' Refflinghaus for a spectacular
and, suspenseful "almost -goal"! Also, to Iain Lambert who
gave, a good account of himself (not bad, "Rookie"!) and'
• Pete Herlufson' receives a "special" -for his steady playing
and quick -reflex action. Way to 'go, "Huff" (,yes, that s you,
•
Pete!)
Sportsman of -the -game" is. strictly reserved for Rolf
;`Mighty Mouth" Gottschalk! We charmed the ref and
literally "tumbled" his way into our hearts!!
Special thanks to the turnout of fans. Thank you for your •
support both vocal and newspaper - wise. The team couldn't
do without your .encouragement and- interest.
Next week's match is again on .home" turf. We, play .St.
Columban at 5:00- p.m. Try to catch us? Tune in United and
turn qn the soccer! Till next: time, God' bless, •keep fit and
stay happy. United we stand (or sit) -
Forever! °
Dr. Tom Jasper, it Goderich
dentist, gave the first of a series
of three talks to the Goderich
Rotary Club last Tuesday
about his -trip to the Republic
of South Africa. •%
Sppnsore'd by the group study '
exchange program of ' 'the
Rotarians, Or. Jasper was one
of five club members from
Canada and the United States
to take a personal look "at
South African soeiety.
In his first:0.1k he utled,slides
to give 'his fellow Rotarians .a -v
look' of the dountrysidne of -the
heavily industrialized nation,
'which he said is growing
tf ementlously. ' ,
Love ya much,
Foxy
P.S` Sorry. about the misspelled name; Aidan! Can't' af-
ford to botch up on a loyal fan's name can we, Mr. Mason??
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first six coup es wiin air are
and two days golfing in Florida
out of Miami on October 26
and 27. Four couples from
t uebec and 6 from Ontario. will
be . off to Florida.
Stan and Doris enjoyed the day
and were telling,me that this is
only the second year of the
tournament. It is becoming
very popular. Last year 5,000
played and this year 10,000 en-
tered the . Air . Canada tour-
nament. `'
Ladies night September 10,
the ` first flight winners were
Maxine Martin , and Verna
Jackson. The second flight win-
ners we're Edna Overholt,
Hazel Beaver and Verna
Third ° figure winnerswere
Chris Haffineyer, Carol Hunter
Va nu stra
At the skeet shoot at ,.the
Vanastra Gun Club.on+Septem-
ber 14, Len Lobb ,,f Clinton
was the top shooter when he hit
23 out of 25 'targets: Next camp
Torn Allen of Londesboro and
Mery Batkin of Clinton with 22
each. ri '
The -top three were followed.
by Bill Stewart of' Goderich,
Jim Archer of Toronton and
Mr, Whitman of• Toronto with
21, hits each, and tied at 20 hits
representing the Maitland
Country Club.
Doris Paquette w'as,"runner •,
uli for the trophy. Maxine Mar-
tin won a prize for the first low
gross.. Hazel Beaver won the ,
first low ' net prize and Fay
Duncan won a prize for her
gooc. ,core 'in her flight, hazel
Beaver Won a prize also for
runner-up in the seniors.
Saturday, September 14,'the
day -came up 'cool -and windy.
The weatheta caused the scores,
to be quite. -high for the annual
amens invitation- tournament.
The sports committee and John .
` Mason did a great job of
organizing for the day. The
prize table was excellent and so
was the steak barbeque dinner.
First :low gross winner was
Bob Bradley from : Oshawa.;
First low -net yeas won by Gary
McClement from Listowel; Bill ,
Hanly won the first low. gross
in the second,' flight.
In the third flight Jim Daner
won the first low gross. In the
first flight Carl, Carlton`' won
the first low, net and Stan
Mason in the second flight.
Gun Club
GOD, RICi1 SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER .10; 1074—PA
Population shifts
In 1873,.•75 per cent of
Canada's, population supplied
food for the country. Today,..
only seven per. cent of. the«
population is working the land.,
World economy.
In 1970, the world economy
produced $3,200,000,000,000 of
Gross World Produce. Canada
was responsible for $86 billion.
or 21,42 per cent.
a piece 'were Glen Mogk of Bor- •
nholm. Dave Schlemmer of
Stratford and Harrison, Schock
of Zurich.
• Dave Collins of Walton and
Bob Sherry of Stratfprd were •
next with 18 each,, while Jerry
Coleman and Pat Heenan, both
of .Seaforth; 'Ashley Gilbert of
Goderich and Ji;m Hog of
Seaforth had 16 each. Wilfred
Mullins of Stratford hit 15. '
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Area nativeis named
as deputy chief judge
District Judge Kenneth . ‘F,
Arkell, of Vernon, 13.C, ha's'
-been appointed deputy chief:
jii"dge for the provincial court of
British Columbia.
This position ,will be. in ad-
dition to. his duties as district
judge for the2North Okanaga'n-
Shuswap District. His =office is
in theprovincial court house
here.
Judge and Mrs. Arkell have
lived in Vernon for about three
years. Judge Arkell is a mem-
ber, of the'., Vernon Vikings(
Society, a trustee for the Ver-
non Jubilee Hospital -board,
and executive member of the
local branch, 'John Howard
Society. He' is a former member
of the Vernon Rotary Club.
• He is the son of Mr. ,and Mrs:
Fred Arkell of' Goderich and
formerly of Bayfield.
Judge Arkell attended Cen-
tral Huron Secondary School
Clinton.
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