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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1983-07-27, Page 23DE-OA*440E RWIL, f,,ad WEDNESDAY, JULY 27,1983 GREE M.&BEST MAFRRiG'lt MONrr1ERJ.B • ARROMARRITIII R'iteiu NOBLE AMSV J. Le to F HAWTHORN, IL iii AEIO. KRISTA HAf. G Roe 4tEZWILLVANDANNY' R. DEUGHTFULDOLL itAtR Henry LISMORE BYRON - W. Preszcator REX G AMER J. Duckworth HONEY BEE TIE W.R. McLean MISS JANES RIP R. Battik LILLIAN DODGER F. Sadler CHIPWOOD MUFFIN C. Fisher I1.,Mason B. Vanstone R. Robblee R. Battin D. Kennedy R. Henry J. Muir Pace $450 G. Woollett G. Roebuck R. Moore V. Vanstone J. Lester W. German G. Campbell D. Virag R. Windsor !,fot ° iRitOLYROMON J. Moir DEEPS Supra W McLean Rher OOT , .:.McL F, Sadler ISTAR - J. Muir T • 43 Windburn ItAtE7 POISSON CAROLS MISS WENDKAYYY .Robblee SUNRISE BINGO W.R. McLean MACDALLAS G. Campbell POPLAR LYNN R. Baton VICTORY WILL J. Lester VELLAS KEEP J. Tesiorowski AEI DEEP RUN SKIPPER W.O. McLean AE2 SKIPS CHALLENGE R. Windsor RACES Pace 1700 ANNIES RED STAR F. Sadler IIAWARTHA QUEUE R. Mason I•ISSASGIRL W.R.Mciean CHEATER BARS J. Pollard SHIAWAY RED W.R. McLean REBA LEE R. Baton RUSTIC HELENE G. Roebuck RACE 9 Molsons Pace ;1000 LITTLE DRUMMER BOY G. Camp - RACE 3 amp- RACE3 MAYFAIR LALLE LINLORLIZ MR. POP TIME PETERWAVE ROGERR CK RED OAK EXPRESS RACE 4 MISTY MORN JANET RUSTIC DREAM ARMBRO CONDOR BENMILLER PETE UNCLE MEL DALLAS COWGIRL PRO CONDEE AEI BIG TIME CAN AE2 CANES LAST CHANCE R. Henry RACE 5 Pace $500 CONRAY NAT J. Pollard WALTER HAL W. Preszcator QUICK WINK G. Mahon MAZY QUICK W. Leitch B COR DEL MONTE B. Stevenson FROST SEASON J. McKague ATOMS PRIDE M. Pollard e 1 LINLOR LEBELLE V. Vanstone JERRY H DIRECT F. Maguire CLASSIC DREAM R. Rundle WORTH A MINT F. Sadler RACE 10 Pace $450 STARLIGHTS HOPE R. Mason KNIGHT TIME WINNER B. German BYE BYE TIDE W.R. McLean DIRECT ALMA R. Windsor LINOR RODGER B. Vanstone LONDESBORO LADY F. Maguire JAY BEE SCAMP F. Sadler AEI HERMAN W. Preszcator AE2 CANES LAST CHANCE R. Henry orse P. By Yvette Richard The Goderich Trotting Association Pave was the featured event at the Goderich ftaceway, Thursday,. July 21. Jerry H Direct, owned and driven by Fred Maguire of Ailsa Craig, was the winner of this race in 2:03:4. Larry Daw,._General Manager of the Goderich Raceway, presented a blanket donated by the Goderich Trotting Associa- tion to Fred Maguire. Larry Daw also presented ' each winning driver with a Goderich Raceway mug, donated by Kirkey's Kar Kare. Lissas Girl, owned by Bob and Ron Daer of Goderich and driven by Randy McLean, won the fourth race in 2:07:3. This is her second win of the year. Owners Carl and Grant Fisher of Goderich had three horses racing Thursday night, Carpet Slipper finish- ed second in the third race and Handy Slipper finished third in the fourth race. Chipwood Muffin finished LASSALINE FARM MARKET & ORCHARD FOR YOUR ENJOYMENT... FARM FRESH FRUIT AND VEG ETAB LES NOW AVAILABLE AT OUR MARKET •SWEET CORN •CHERRIES •PEACHES •APRICOTS AND MORE! OPEN ce in 2;03.4 f ottrtll Seventh 1140. e. Carl' wa the driver of all.tb t Owners" ,, .and Verdun Vanstone ,, had three horses going Thursday night. Benin !ler Pete in the second fHnsherl second and Beniniller Bigshot finished fourth in the sixth race. Linlor Lebelle finished fourth an the ninth race. Ver- dun Vanstone drove all three horses., Gerry Roebuck drove three horses for owners Charles and Clara Brindley of Goderich. He finished third each time with Miss Krista Hal in the third, Rustic Dream in the fifth and Rustic Helene in the eighth race. B J Sunday, owned by Ben- son and Jean Feagan' of Goderich, finished fifth in the third race with John Muir driving. Hilea Ray finished seventh in the first race with John Muir driving for Benson and Jean. Driver and owners William and Mary McLean had two horses racing. Deep Run Super in the eighth finished sixth and Deep Run Skipper finished sixth in the tenth race. Peter Wave, owned by Bert Me Bride of Goderich, finished second in the fourth race with Ross Battin driv- ing, Mary T Henry, owned by Broken M Stables of Goderich and driven by Ray Mathers, finished. sixth in the sixth race. Miss Janes Rip, owned by Harry Kerr of Goderich, finished third in the seventh race with Ross Battin driv- ing. Rex G Ames, owned by Rex Duckworth of Goderich and driven by John Duckworth finished sixth in the seventh race with F M Meadow, owned by Edith Samis of Goderich and driven by Robert Vanstone, finishing seventh. On Thursday, July 28 rac- ing starts at 7:45 with the Molson Pace being the featured event of the night. Got any sports shorts Phone 4-8331 STORE WIDE FURNITURE VALUES It's Worth the Drive! Only 9 Days Left to Save 7% Sales Tax Free Delivery and Set Up LASSALINE T7 FARM MARKET AND ORCHARDS 524-7772 21/2 MILES SOUTH OF GODERICH an the Main St.. Dublin OPEN FRI. TILL 9 P.M. 345-2250 To hold wheat on farm for pickup when and as trucks and the terminals are available When weather is good get harvest off for shipping later. Pt. Albert 529-7901 Mitchell 348-8433, Hensel! 262-2527, Granton, 225-2360 BY Al44101B,NAWBO With simmer well under way', children may be .get-'. ting bored of do.big the sante, thing (Win and day out.The:. RecreationReereation office has been minim ` program for children three to six years of age, that gives the children a variety of activities to keep them busy. The program is -called the Bert and Ernie Club and gives the children a chance to have fun with other children and, at the same time, learn some new crafts. "In the mornings they'll come in and paint or play with the blocks. In the after- noons fternoons we take them on special activites," explained Lisa Ryan, supervisor of this year's program. In the Community Centre, where the program has been held for the last two of its four year existence, iS a wide range of activitiesthat range from painting to playing with building blocks, and from singing to playing with water. Five-year-old -Danny Brindley is now back to the Bert and Ernie Club for his third summer. He enjoys making crafts and designs, but "I like the beach best because we get to swim," he explained. However, Skip Symes, who is back for his second .sum- mer, enjoyed his visit to Maitland Manor the most. "I like to go to that house the best because a know some of the people," he add- ed. Helping Ryan, who will be starting her second year in Early Childhood Education at Fanshawe College, is Bar- bara Conlon, who will be go - Playing in the water is only one activity for the children who belong to the Bert and Ernie - Club, as Skip Symes, left, and Mark Evans, are well aware of. I photo by Anne Narejko ) ing to Western University for Social Science; and Julia Carruthers who was study- ing Christian Education at both York University and Ewart College last year. Also lending a helping hand is Norine Brindley and Betty Hamilton. The program will run until August 20 this year, and still to come are trips to Story Book Gardens, miniture golf and a visit to Maitland Manor, were the children will sing some of the songs they hive learned. Children can be enrolled on a weekly basis, at $20 per week, or any number of days during the week they would like their child to attend. The Recreation office has the enrollment forms - 1 DON'T PUT ,rate"'"l1 UP WITH THAT DUSTY LANEWAY Have your lane oiled S 2 Sea now. Example: Do 200' - uo TO EDWARD'S USED OIL SERVICE GODERICH 524-8386 TEESWATER 392-6100 DIV. OF EDWARD FUELS LTD. T.so...v.m.v.-e...o..w.v.v.v.a.._..a.a.v�.v Fresh. 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