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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1984-06-27, Page 30The Weld& R•' a�ampan band. WiLh *n efdtlstdlillstic esowd wartime miaow of 12 t° ha beld this year ait their** r - Emit; driven try Randy McLean and named by 'Noma McLean of Geifferich. wot the first race. Weems Jeff, driven by G. Ross Bailin and owned by M1ke Anne= and Alan second. Third 1? went to Ray Mothers who drove litsry Jo Scot, owned by Broken M Stables and Scott Riehl ofGuth:sick. The surd race was won by Taraveli *Wen by Robert Windsor and owned by Fled Windsor of Lawn. Finishing in second Howard Kennedy and meted by Dean Leifce was Kennedys Delight, driven so of Elmwood. ICemiedy drove in five rates Lest Thursday and came up with two second place fomes. Clarence Young drove his horse Windscreen to a third place finish in the second race. Red Oak Express was the winner of the third rags; with John Muir as the drover. Gerald Schenk of Craditail is both the owner and the trainerof Red Oak Express. Howard Kennedy drove his own horse, Kennedys Special, and finished in second place- Ross Battin funshed in the top three for the second time during the evening when he drove Ildeiton Star. The horse is owned by Philip Maguire of Merton. Owner, driver and trainer Borden Litt, drove Super Peg to a first place finish in the fourth race last Thursday. Apopka Byrd, owned by Gorlyn Acres In 1'Clinton finished send under the direction of driver William Rapson. Taking the third position was Kim Mothers, driven by Ray Mothers and owned by Broken Stable. Randy Henry drove Roy DougiAs and John Moffat's horse, Outstanding Colt in the fifth race and finished first. Outstanding Colt was followed by Rosemont Red, driven and owned by Howard Kennedy. In third place was Johnny's Starlite- Grant Volland was the driver of Starlite who is owned by Marlene and John Marshall Faithful Missy won the sixth race with Clarence Young as the driver. Missy is owned by Jack. Gilmour of Lucan Sales Tax, driven by Robert Windsor and owned by James Windsor of Ailsa Craig, was second. Sarawak, who is owned, trained and driven by Dennis Nickle, was third. Ross Battin added a forst to his winnings when he drove Merrywood Liz in the seventh race and finished first. The horse is owned by William Bennett of Seaforth. John Muir drove Highland Ovation in the same race, finishing second. Gerald Schenk of Crediton is the owner. I.iiseas Girl finsihed third with Randy McLean driving. Owners are Robert and Ronald Daer of Goderich. Wayne Dupee of Clinton, drove his own horse Miss Krista Hal in the eighth race and finished first. Stanley's Filly finished in second place with trainer Dennis Nickle Point Farms For a Bicentennial summer filled with fun and recreation that celebrates Ontario's rural and cultural heritage, visit Point Farms Provincial Park. Picnic at the site of the old Point Farm Hotel, a Victorian sum- mer resort that once dominated the point; pick up an historical map at the permit of- fice and walk the park's past; view the anti- que farm machinery display outside the Stirling Barn that was erected in 1889; take a turn round the fitness trail; swim in beautiful Lake Huron or just bask on the beach. At the end of the day, watch a stunn- ing sunset over the water. In addition to these permanent features at- tr Point Farms, scheduled events over the summer include: old time barn dances - June 30, August 4, and September 1; modern square dance - August 18; sandcastle building contest - July 15; Lambton Youth Theatre - July 21 and 22; and August 25 and 26; acid corn roast - August 25. Join us this week, June 29 at 8 p.m. - twilight hour of films at the Barn; June 30 at 4:15 p.m. - farm visit to a local dairy opera- tion, 7:45 p.m. - tractor drawn hayrides to yoff „ly lir ittitted tiVilharil et Ow= Sound.. PolgaT 1.00 finiftethird with ROSS Bastin as the a ver, The horse is owed .by Leslie Campbellof Thomas Whitney, driven by Keith C eites of Ezete won the blanket which Was presented by Microbe Gaynor after the ninth race. Fred Maguire drove RJ Dived in the same race, finishing second. Maguire its the owner. Ross Bastin once again placed in the top GODERICH RACEWAY Thursday, June 28,1984 POST TIME: 7:45 p.m.. RACE -1 PACE BURSE: 550 Claiming Handicap With Allowances SQUARE ARM R Henry MISS KRISSTA HAL W. Dupee JOHNNYS STARLITE J. Volland DOVERS FANTASY F. Sadler KRISTIN KAY C. Crandon FLY N EMPEROR W. Stevenson ROSEMONT RED H- Kennedy POPLAR LYNN R. Battin RACE -2 PACE PURSE: 500 Maidens KIM MATHERS R. Mathers HIGHLAND ASCOT R. Bastin MAR EL PATSY R. Daer MISTY MARLF.NE R Battin MELINDA B E L R. Henry TWILIGHT BUDDY R. Windsor SPRINGTIME FLICKA J. Muir HIGHLAND RHIGE R. Woodburn DALLAS COWGIRL W. German RACE -3 PACE PURSE: 500 Claiming $1500 with Allowances KENNEDYS PRIDE D. Lovely MISS ELDIOS J. Kennedy DONBRYN FLIGHT J. Botaitis PARSONS PRINCE W. McLean HURRY CANE HI J. Muir YVONNES JEFF F. Sadler ROYAL J R G. Woollett WINDSPUN R Henry MISS DAWNGLO J. Watt RACE -4 PACE PURSE: 650 Claiming Handicap $4000-$5000 With Allowances LLSSAS GIRL R. Daer FAITHFUL MISSY C. Young SHIAWAY RED R Henry VIOLAS WOE W. Preszcator HIGHLAND OVATION J. Muir MERRYWOOD I.IZ J. Battin J J DANNY F. Sadler MAYFAIR LA SALLE R. Mason RACE -5 PACE PURSE: 500 Claiming $1500 with Allowances BECKY HI V. Kennedy CHANCEY DODGER F. Sadler T DS DALLAS J. Muir MABEL BYRD R Henry RAW FURY R. Gudmann LINDAS CAN AM R. Woodburn NOBLE AMY R Battin has many su barn dance and 8:30 p.m. - old time barn dance.- kick up your heels to square dances, waltzes and polkas featured by Joe Tiffin's Orchestra; and July 1 at 11:30 a.m. - church service and sing -a -long at the barn and 2 p.m. - pottery workshop - fashion your own gpod start this time he was driving Joellas. Knight Knight, who finished third, is owned by William With Bennett of Seaforth Miss Dawpgtfi was the winner of the tenth and final race of the evening. Jinn Watt, who is owner, trainer and driver, is from Londsboro. Finishing behind Dawnglo was Beck! Hi, driven by Dale Kennedy and owned by Joe Lane of Seaforth. Third place went to Parsons Prince who _. was driven by Randy McLean. James McGillivray of London is the owner. MISS DAWNGLO J. Watt WINDSPUN R. Henry RACE -6 PACE PURSE: 500 Maidens APOPKA BYRD W. Rapson TERRIFIC Fi .1 -11F. J. Lester FROSTY LOVELY J. Kennedy CEDARSPRING BEI .i "F, F. Sadler WINDSCREEN C. Young LONDESBORO CHIEF F. Maguire LINLOR I.FF: B. Vanstone DALLAS COWGIRL W. German HIGHLAND RIDGE R. Woodburn RACE -7 PACE PURSE: 650 Non Winners of $500 Last 6 Starts AE N/W 3 Races or $2500 Life DEEP RUN SUPER W. McLean SYRINGA F. Sadler FLY FLY HENRIETTA R. Battin SETONS CHOICE R. Hodgins RUSTIC HELENE R. Henry SCAMPS CHAMP F. Maguire RACE -8 PACE PURSE: 550 Claiming Handicap $2000-$2500 With Allowances HERMAN W. Preszcator OUTSTANDING COLT R. Henry LILIAN DODGER R Hodgins SUNRISE BINGO J. Muir JAY BFF. SCAMP W. McLean SASSY DAKALI F. Sadler CHIMO MESSAGE R. Battin POPLAR LYNN R. Bastin RACE -9 PACE PURSE: 800 N/W $950 Last 6 Starts AE N/W 4 Races or $4500 Lifetime, AF Optional Claiming $7000 with Allow. THOMAS WHITNEY T. Coates DEVILS HOPF WARRENS DUKE HANDY SLIPPER ARMBRO BRYAN JOELLAS KNIGHT J. Muir R Woodburn C. Fisher R Battin R. Battin GARMOR NATAi JE F. Sadler RACE -10 PACE'PURSE: 500 Claiming $1500 with Allowances MR SUPER CRAIN T. Watt H TWO O J. Lester KEYSTONE KINCAID F. Sadler GARMOR ENUF'F W. McLean COLONELS SON J. Kennedy MARY JO SCOT R. Mathers PRINCE BYE BYE It Vanstone WINDSPUN R. Henry mmer events freehand clay masterpiece. Admission to all events is included in the entrance fee to the park. Whether you visit for a day or a week, Point Farms and all the activities are for your enjoyment. Goderich man opens Air Force communications celebration Fifty years of co � tion in Royal of co tion in the Royal Canacjian Air Force - from spark -gap tters to data controlled fighter lanes - were commemorated at the Canadian Forces Base in Kingston on May 25 and 26. - Hundreds of radio and radarmen and their wives roared approval as the reunion was officially opened by Warrant Officer J.T. Eadie of Goderich. Col. D. Florence granted this honor as Warrant Officer Eadie was the only person attending attired in a complete WW2 uniform. Classmatesdefine back to 1934 and bud - Something New with Something for everyone! FATHER and FIN PET SHOP AT SMITH'S FARM & GARDEN CENTRE 82 SOUTH STREET GODERICH PHONE 524-9522 Complete line of PET SUPPLIES •TROPICAL FISH® GERBILS• HAMSTERS eCANARIES•BUDGIES•BIRDS FROM THE TROPICS AND MORE Shop "WE GUARANTEE YOUR MUFFLER FOR AS LONG AS YOU OWN YOUR CAR" • Free inTcctilln • Fast. 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JERRY (1983) LTD. is pleased to announce that KENNETH E. CUTT is now • a MAJOR SHAREHOLDER of the company and has been elected a DIRECTOR of the company and appointed GENERAL MANAGER as of JUNE 19, 1984 GODERICIISIGNAIATAII,WEDISTADAY, J .37,1984 -PAG 9A SPECIAL POOL PROGRAMS at JUDITH 000DERHAM Swimming Pool 1984 AQUAFIT! A new way°to get fit in a new wonderful water way! Set to music In a wet environment. Tuesdays & Thursday 6:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.; One Day a Week - '10.00; Two Days a Week - '15.00 for the month of July 2nd -27th, or July 30th -August 24th,, or THI ADULT LESSONS Learn to swim in o setting for adults only! (Age 13 and up). Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays from 6:00 to 7:00 p.m. COST: '20.00. SESSION: July 2nd -27th, July 30th -August 4t . ADULT EARLY MORNING SWIM For the Early Birds! (7:00-8:00 a.m.). Join Goderich's first 100 mile club! COST: '10.00 a month or 50' each morning. SWIM TEAM Be part of the Goderich Laketown Racers! Monday through to Thursdays 4:30-5:30 p.m. Meets are on Saturdays. Cost: '25.00 for the whole summer. (Bus trips are extra charges). PRIVATE POOL RENTALS Have a party with your friends In our Pool. '33.00 per hour for 25 people. Over 25 people there is an additional '7.00 charge. All programs begin the week of JULY 2, 1984 Phone 524-7591 for further details.\ TREAT YOURSELFI Part -Time and Continuing Education CONESTOGA COLLEGE Summer School '84 July 16 - August 23,1984 - Clinton Campus Vanastra Rd., Clinton, Ontario. NOM 1L0 Tel. 482-3458 Most classes start the week of July 16, 1984 REGISTER BY MAIL TO SAVE TIME- Use the application/Registration Form on the bottom of this advertisement Your receipt will be mailed to you. or REGISTER AT THE CLINTON CAMPUS- Commencing June 18. 1984 from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm Monday to Friday and from 6:30 pm to 9:00 pm Tuesday and Thursday SYSTEM OF CLERICAL/SECRETARIAL PROGRAMS Typewriting Tues. & Thurs. 1.30-4:30 p.m. 6 wks. July 17. '27. Location: Wingham Form Information Centre OR Mon. & Wed- 7:00-10:00 p.m. 6 wks. July 16. '27. Location' Boyfield Town Offices. Note: More than one semester may be required to complete the course. Persons interested in taking this course should phone the campus ond.have their name put on the waiting list. COMPUTER LITERACY Computer Literacy For The Office Tues. & Thurs. 7'00-10:00 p.m. 6 wks. July 17 '46. Room 6 Fee includes '10.00 surcharge. Note: Persons interested in taking this course should telephone the campus to hove their name added to the waiting list. COMPUTER PROGRAMMING Data Processing Concepts Tues. & Thurs. 9-00 a.m.-12 noon. 6 wks. July 17. '36. Room 4 Note: The scheduled time provides for some hands on experience on terminals. Personsinterested in taking this course should telephone the campus to havestheir name added to the waiting list. TECHNICAL Woodworking For Women Tues. & Thurs. 6:30-10:00 p.m. 6 wks. July 17. '84. Location' Seoforth Carpentry Shop, 38 Roilway St. Fee includes '10 for consumable supplies. Students purchase their own materials. DESIGN AND FASHION Introduction To Crochet Tues. & Thurs. 7 00-9.30 p.m. 3 wks. July 17. '26. Room- 2. FOOD PREPARATION Cake Decorating Tues. & Thurs. 9:00 a m .12 00 oon, 4 wks. July 17. '44 Location Bayfield Town Offices. Fee includes '6. for supplies. Chocolate Making Workshop Wed. 9.00 a.m . 1200 noon. 1 wk. July 18. '8. Location Bayfield Town Offices OR Wed. 9.00 o m 1200 noon 1 wk. July Room 2 Fee includes '2 for demonstration supplies. ARTS AND. CRAFTS Flower Arranging And Design Tues. & Thurs- 7:30-10:00 p.m. 4 wks. July 17. '20. Location: Blyth Public School. Note: There will be an additional charge of approximately 110. per week for flowers and supplies. CARDIOPULMONARY RESUSCITATION (C.P.R.) Basic Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (C.P.R.) Tues. & Thurs. 7 00-1000 p m. 2 wks. July 17. '16. Room: 4. Fee includes '4. for texts. 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