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Three Goderich drivers in winners circle at Raceway
Three drive made the Ferric D Boy and the
winner's circle twice last seventh with Mike's
Thursday at Goderich Jimmy Lynn.
Raceway. Gerry. Mike's Jimmy Lynn
Roebuck clicked with defeated another 14 year
two horses owned by old, G D Direct, for his
Fred McCutcheon, fourth winof the year.
winning the first with The two wins give
Roebuck nine .wins at the
meet so far this year. Ray
.McLean is second in the
dash with five.
Crimson Josie, owned
by former Goderich
Shivering from this summer's cold spell is this season's Judith Gooderham
Memorial Pool staff. Clockwise from lower left, they are Susan Bushell,
Susan More, Karen Doherty, Robert Wheeler, supervisor, Heather
Davidson, and Ann Marie Murphy. Missing was head guard Dave Smith,
Lucy Turcott, and Ann Marie Lassaline. (photo by Cath Wooden)
resident Bruce Volland
and trained by Bob Daer,
collected her third win of
the year with Randy
Henry up. Henry came
back in the sixth race to
win with FAV, a three
year old Duane Hanover -
Adios Armada offspring
for owner Wayne Horner
of Brucefield. FAV paced
the mile in 2:09 for his
first lifetime win in as
many starts.
Clarence Young of
Lucan also had back to
back winners last
Thursday. Young won
with Lucan Boy, owned
by Jack Gilmour and
himself, in the third and
took the fourth with
Rollys Mark, a trotter
owned by Jack and Andy
Hai'dy'of Lucan.
Harlo Champ and
driver Bill Caldwell
Goderich raceway entries
Race No. 1 `a 5300
1. MISS DAWNGLO Ross Battin
2 CHRISTOPHER WIN Robert
Colvin
3. REFLECTIVE EAGLE Wayne
Dupee •
4. DAWN EAGLE T.B.A.
5. SANDYS ANN Arnold Campbell
6 VIIkGINNY'SGIRLRandy Henry
7. DUCHESS LORI Fred Sadler
A.E.
FERRIC D BOY Gerry Roebuck
COUNTESS JAY Gerry Roebuck
Race No. 2 5300
1. REGGIE FORD Jack Mariam
2 LEAHAVEN JEWELL Dennis
Jewitt
3. WILL GUN T.B.A.
4 SOUTHGATEJOE Randy Henry
5 KEYSTONE SHAWNEE John
Muir
6. HALAGRAPH Glen Woodburn
7 BAY FROST A Wayne Dupee
A.E.
IRON CHIPS Dave Wilkinson
RIPPLE HENLEY Ross Battin
Race No. 3 $375
1. EVEREADY LADY Jim Wallace
2.ALPHA HERB William Rapson •
3. SAX HANOVER Jim McKague
4 HOLLY'S MARK Clarence Young
5. SCARLET WALBOB John Duck.,'
worth
6. BROSMOKEY T.B.A.
7. CLEVER ROJE Bill German
Race No. 4 1350
I HIGHLAND BIRTHDAY Wayne
Dupee
2 G. D DIRECT John Muir
3 MIKES JIMMY LYNN Gerry
Ri.ebuck
4, DIANNE CAMP Dale Kennedy
5. DEEP RUN SHELLEY Bill
Rapson
6 CARELESS ANDY Randy Henry
7 DUKEK.ILLEAN Joe McDaid
A.E.
ADIOSVI(TURY Dennis Jewitt
ALEX OF LONDON Dennis Jewitt
Race No. 5 5300
L TRUE PERCILLA Ross ilattin
2, HALEY RHEEDAN Robert
Rundle
3. MISS KRISTA HAL Jack Meriam
4. DINOS LADY Randy Henry
5, CLAYBROOK MISTY Verdun
Vanstone
6 W'HATAFIGHTER
7 LADY ELM
A E.
FM MEADOW
Fred Sadler
Bill German
John Muir
Race No.6 5450
1 HARI.O CHAMP William Cald-
wel1
2. BENMILLER BUDDI Verdun
Vanstone
3. NANCY MEADOW Gerry
Roebuck .
4 ADORABLE LUCK Ron Mason
5. K.T.K. Gary Keays
6. WACKY WAVER Fred Sadler
7 BE NO Bob Rundle
Race No. 7 $300
1. ROHELJA Tim Robinson
2. RUBRA INSONG. WalterLuzak
3. EMMA C LEE John Duckworth
4. JOANNA DALE Brad Vanstone
5. JEFFREY 111 Dale Kennedy
6 SHAMILAR Jim Wallace
7 APOPGU PENDIN Dennis Jewitt
A.E.
CRIMSON JOSIE Randy Henry
RIPPLE HENLEY T.B.A.
collected their second
straight win in the $2500
claiming class in a time
of 2:10.
Skippy Dover won his
fourth race at Goderich
and sixth of the year in,
the eighth with Frank'
MacDonald steering.
Wacky Waver and Fred
Sadler combined to win
the ninth in a time of
2:11.2.
In the feature of the
Race No. 13 5375
I HYATTS TREASURE Dennis
Jewitt
02 MISSY McBRIDE David Kirkby
3. CLAYBROOK KAOLA John
Shaddick
4 CLAYBROOK ROMEO Randy
Henry
5 WINNIEENSIGN Verdun
Vanstone
-6. DOLLY DORA T.B.A.
7 AUBURN FORBES N Randy
Henry
Race No. 9 1450
1 ALL NIGHT FERRIC T.13 A.
2 IMP MATHERS J Mathers
3. GREENVIEW DUKE D Jewitt
4 SHIAWAY RED Ross Battin
5, ANCER FELLA Ken Houston
6 JOLLY KILLEAN G. Roebuck
Race No. 10
1 MIKE MEADOW
sl one
2.1MMAJERRY
3. CONRAY KEVIN
4 SAM HERBERT
5, MAUDS KNIGHT
6. WHISPALONG
1750
Verdun -Van -
H O. Jerry
Randy Henry
Fred Sadler
Fred Maguire.
Gene Girodat ,
Weather ideal for Champion
BY
D. R. BUNDY
Visiting yachtmen
garnered top spots in all
three cat,egories in last
weekend's annual
Champion Regatta here.
A total of 30 large craft
took part in the race, and
came from Bayfield,
Grand Bend, Port Huron
and Sarnia to compete.
Most of these had taken
part in the Bayfield to
Goderich Given
Memorial race, which
was helc' on Saturday.
Snug Harbour, as. well
as the new Maitland.
Valley Marina, were
filled to overflowing with
25, 30 and 35 foot racing
sloops, with' names like
Badminton club sets plans for season
The executive of the
Clinton and District
Badminton Club 'met on
August 16 to finalize plans
for the 1979-80 season.
As' in the past, the club
will meet on Wednesday
evenings in the high
school gym. The club is
open to everyone and
three'special instruction
nights will be held for
newcomers, without
charge.
These three nights will
be September 12, 19 and
26 from 8 to 11 p.m.
Racquets will be supplied
and members are asked
to wear running shoes.
On Wednesday, Sep-
tember 12 the club will
return to the same place
from 8:30 p.m. to 11 p.m.
The students' 'club will
start on Wednesday,
October 3 with playing
time from 7 to 8:30 p.m.
The fees for this season
will -be the same as last
year - students $4, adult
single $7, and $10 for
' married cduples.
Special events of last
year, such as interclub
-tournaments or visits
with other clubs, will be
enjoyed again this year.
The club had 64
members last year and
hopes to have as many or
more this year.
The executive for the
coming season consists of
president - Bob Rhiel;
Scoreboard
Goderich Industrial League Playoffs
DUNLOP DIVISION
Wednesday ' Graham vs Gords 7:00 p.m.
(Graham leads best of three series 1-0)
McGee vs Fisher $: 30 p.m.
(Fisher leads best of three series 1-0)
MAITLAND DIVISON
Sunday French vs Ziebart 7:00 p.m.
(French leads best of three series 1-0)
Canada Company vs Lakeport 8: 30 p.m.
(Canada Comp. leads best of three series 1-07
Goderich Men's Slowpitch Playoffs
Paper Leafs vs Coyotes
(Best•of five semi-final)
Stothers vs Firemen or Teachers
(Best of five semi final)
Teachers vs Firemen
(Best of three series tied at
one game each)
FRUITS
and
VEGETABLES:.
APPLES, PEACHES, SWEET CORN..:,
Lassaline
Orchards
Located 21/2 Miles from no. 8 Hwy. on Drive -In Rtoad Just
South of Goderich Ph: 524-7772
vice-president - Joe
Jankowski; secretary -
treasurer Sheila
Jankowski; and directors
- Carol Dutot, Moranne
Duddy and Jim Durst.
"Jack Rabbit"
"Mover", "Frenzy", and
even "0 Canada".
Four local boats also
competed, and although
they were somewhat
outclassed, they gave a
creditable showing and,
from all reports, had a
great day of sailing:
The weather was
nearly ideal, with light to
moderate North West.
winds, and mainly clear
skies. Just as the last
boats were crossing 'the
finish line, the fog rolled
in but it did not hamper
any of the racers. We
understand a few of the
boats returning to other
ports ' had some dif-
ficulties finding their way
however.
Bruce Sully, President
of Champion Road
Machinery Company,
presented the prizes and
trophies at . a brief
ceremony Sunday af-
ternoon. He also
congratulated Paul
Parsons, ., the R.egatta
organizer, for the ex-
cellent job done in
organizing and running
such a large event.
The overall trophy
winner, determined, by
using a somewhat
complicated PHRF
formula, was Bob Jones
from the Grand Bend
Yacht Club, who sailed an
excellent race in his 35
foot C and C, Sandpiper.
Winners in each ofthe
three .classes' are_ -as
follows: MORC Class:
first - Jack Rabbit (D.
MacLean) BYC, second -
Feather (Reg, Ort) ,BYC,
third - Tantalus II (Sam
James) GSC; PH'RF
Class: first - 0 Canada
(B. Williams) . GBYC,
second - Whisper' II (S.
Smith) BYC, third -
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W.E. (TED) WILLIAMS
524-7102 or 524-7665
NEW
STORE HOURS
Monday - Friday
9=9
Saturdays
9 - 6
Effective August 25. 1979
SUNCOAST
STRIP
THE MET
SUNCOAST MALL
HIGHWAY 21 SOUTH, GODEICH
Renegade II (H. Goz-
zard) BYC; and IOR
Class: first Showboat
(R. Peever) BYC, second
Sandpiper (R. Jones)
GBYC, third - Paradox
(P. Halloday) BYC.
night, B.J.'s Gigolo was a McLean guided
wire to wire winner in Ridge to victory at
2:09.2 with co-owner
Borden Litt of Teeswater
handling the 1i,nes. Litt
owns the eight year old of
Perfect Wave -Gerry
Aldon with Allan Weishar
also of Teeswater.
Only two nights of
racing remain which
means summer is almost
over. Tonight's feature, a
conditioned pace for a
purse of $750, brings
together a field of six.
From the rail out they are
Mike Meadow, Ima
Jerry, Conray Kevin,
Sam Herbert, Maud's
Knight and Whispalong.
In other news, 12,andy
Fossil
Flamboro last Sunday
afternoon in a time of
1:58.4, a personal best for
the five year old son of
Newport Duke -Crimson
Cape. The win was also
the first in under two
minutes for McLean, a
native of Goderich.
Randy is catch driving
for regular driver Brian
Hodgson who suffered a
fractured wrist in a'
loading mishap a week
ago.
Hanover Raceway will
feature a Powder Puff
Race on Saturday Sep-
tember 1 with five ladies
expected to participate.
NOTICE
PUBLIC MEETING
GODERICH AREA
PLANNING BOARD
Tuesday, September 11, 1979
7:30 P.M.
Huron County Assessment Office
SI
57 Napier Street
PURPOSE: To discuss proposed Amendment Number 13
to the Official Plan for the Town of Goderich Planning
Area and the Draft Heritage District Conservation Plan
for The Square.
Comments and participation are welcomed from all in-
terested persons.
Copies of this' document are available at the Goderich
Town Planning office. For more information 'call 524-
9492.
Kenneth C. Hunter, C.E.T.
Secretary, Goderich Area
Planning Board
REGISTRATION FOR:
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School
Clinton Arena -Sept. 10-30, 1979
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