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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1970-08-27, Page 6PAGE SIX Local Man Wins. Two Features At Pony Races Held At Bean Festival Forty- two ponies from Tlled- ford, Watford, Sarnia, Blyth and Zurich pony clubs attended the race meet held at Zurich at the Annual Bean Festival, Purse money and prizes were awarded for each race. Results were as follows: First Race: 2:25 - 2:30, Spons- ored by Moe Hill, horseshoer, Varna; and by Jack MacKenzie Racing Ponies of Hackney Breed- ing. Time of Race: 2:25 and 2:26 Handsome Lad - Eric Schwartzen- truber 2.2 Super Pinto - Mac Sewers 1.1. Second Race - 2:20-2:25 Spons-' ored by Whiting's Used Furniture, Exeter. Time of Race 2:17 and 2;15 Miss Unicorn - Gord Bloch 1. 1 Patsy Lee - Harold Woodburn 2.4, Maple Creek Prince - Gordon Rap- son 3. 2, Dynamite Trigger - Max Windsor 4.2 Third Race - 2:15-2:20 Sponsor- ed by Jack Swartz, Hillsgreen General Merchant and Ed Schroed- er, Zurich, Breeder of Hackney Ponies, Time of Race: 2:12 and 2:07 Royal Darky - Mac Sewers 1.2, Topper - Ellroy Lester 2.1, Punch - Barry Quinn 3.4; Peter Jackson - Orville Beaver 3; Gal- lant Prince - Steve Taylor 4, A draw was made on a blanket donated by Meadow Pony Stables and presented by Jack Meadows to the winner, Orville Beavers of Exeter. Fourth Race - 2;10 - 2:15 Spons- ored by Snell Shell Service Stat- ion, Exeter. Time of Race - 2:08 and 2;09; Linda Lee - Wilmer Sinky 1.2; Mickey Joe - Max Windsor 2.1; Tony Eric Schwart- zentruber 3.4; Candy Kisses - Bruce Alija 4.3. Fifth Race 2:05 - 2;10 Sponsored by Hislop's Stores, Harrington Pond, Time of Race; 2;04 and 2; 01; Babe's Doll - Jack Parsons 1.1 Dream Cloud - Ray Core 2.2; Molly's Pride - William Douglas 3.3; St. Paul's Lad - Jack Mead- ows 4, 4, Sixth Race - 2:00 - 2:05 Spons- ored by Arrow Gas, Zurich, Mousseau and Parkins, Retailers. Bob McKinley, Agent. Time of Race 2:00 and 2:02 Silver C - Ray Core 1. 2; Jimmy D - Norm Hunter 2.; Toad Runner - Don Wilcox 3.1; Jay - Morris Martins 4. 3; Lucky Lady - Ilarry Beaver 4. Seventh Race 1:55 - 2:00 Spons- ored by Carter's General Store; Supertest Agents; A blanket was awarded to the pony and driver with the fastest time of two heats. Time of race: 2:00 and 3.; 54 Smokey Hal - Bev Cunningham 1.1; Sugar Doll - Bill Garside 2.2; Mr. Jimmy Cricket - Herb Waite 3. 5; Nancy Ilanover - Mel Good 4.3; Peter 1Ii-Lee - George Rawl- ings 5.5 Eighth Race - 1:50 - 1;55 Spons- ored by Hensall Iiotel, llensall, Ont. Time of Race; 1;48 and 1:49; Dolly - Ross Garside 1.4; Shadow Paint - Ernie Clark 2.1 Smilie- rack McFarland 3.2 Cricket Torch Swell - Ellesmere Elliott 4.3; Ninth Race 1:45 and faster; first heat sponsored by Meadow Pony Stables St. Paul's and by Jim Hayter Garage, Dashwood. Sec- ond heat- sponsored by Lionel Wilder, Zurich - Custom Comb- ining. Race time; 1;33 and 1:29; Mercury D - Harry Faulds 1. 2; Black Label - loe O'Brien 2:1; Ambassador Buoy - Ray Elliott 3.3; Mercury D was the winner of the halter donated by Meadow's Pony Stables. Feature Race; Ponies with time of 2:00 to 2:10 $40. purse. Spons- ored by Superior Propane, Stratford First prize - .Jimmy D. driven by Norm Hunter; Second prize, Road Runner - driven by Don Wilcox; Third prize - Babe's Doll animal health service LIFE ASSURANCE AT THE CROOK OF A FINGER - SHUR-GAIN DIAL DOSER SAVES LITTLE PIGS. 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Second Division - Cricket Torch Swell - Joan Elliott 1; Smokey Ilal - Janet Alija 2; Babe's Doll - Brenda Parsons 3; Peter I -Ii -Lee - Carolyn Elliott 4, Labatt's Breweries donated two trophies to the winners of each division. These were presented by Fred Lewis, Labatt's represent- ative, to Janet Alija and Joan Elliott. Children's Races ; sponsored by Don Taylor Motors, Exeter - Im- perial Oil Dealer. First Division Silver C - Randy Core 1; Dream Cloud - Peter Core 2; Peter -Ili - Lee - Barry Rawlings 3; Silky Star - Kevin Sinky 4. Second Div- ision; Nancy llanover - Wayne Good 1; Road Runner - Mike Wilcox 2; Jimmy D - John Innis 3; Babe's Doll - Ricl< Parsons 4. 0 The best shape for a hedge is somewhat wider at the base than at the top. If the hedge base be- comes narrower than the top, not enough light gets through for proper basal growth.. This usually results in a hedge that is thick at the top, but gradually becoming sparse and open near the base. THURSDAY, AUGUST 27, 1970 Don't wear sunglasses when driving after dusk, warns CNIB. Tinted glasses which cut down glare in daylight, reduce visibil- ity after sundown. Whether or not you see traffic signals and road signs clearly may mean the differ- ence between life and death. NOTICE Huron - Perth Tuberculosis & Respiratory Disease Association (The Christmas Seal organization assisting in the de- tection, prevention and control of Asthma, Chronic Bron- chitis and Emphysema). Our association is in no way connected with any or- ganization currently soliciting funds for asthma and/or other respiratory diseases. The annual Christmas Seal mail campaign is the ONLY appeal that the Huron - Perth TBRD Association makes for funds. The Huron - Perth TBRD Association is associated with the Ontario and Canadian TB and RD Asso- ciations and their international affiliates. Our as- sociation is affiliated with the University of Wes- tern Ontario School of Medicine, London, Ontario, through its association with the Ontario Thoracic Society. We support research in respiratory dis- eases on both the national and provincial levels. Inquiries invited: 121 Wellington St., Stratford, Ont. Telephone 271-7500. .•. How much home are you missing through outdated wiring? When this house was built it was hard to imagine all the wonderful ways in which electricity would be serving us today. That's why the wiring in so many older homes just isn't adequate for today's needs. There are many signs. Fuses blowing. Lights dimming. Appli- ances performing sluggishly. Cluttered extension cords. Not enough outlets. So, if you're planning to mod- ernize your home, think first of the wiring. Have a qualified elec- trical contractor check it. You'll be surprised at how easily and inexpensively it can be updated. Or just ask your Hydro. riMo The Name of the Game is Electrical Living.