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Pinery hike planned
for Kippen 4-H girls Veteran trainer keeps busy
READY FOR THE RACES — Veteran trainer Charlie Godbolt who is oneof the oldest conditioners of
horses in Canada this week completed the training duties with Dusty's Folly. The five-year old mare owned
by Bob Pooley of town made it's first career start at Goderich, Wednesday night. T-A photo.
FIRST GOLF TOURNEY — The first invitational golf tourney was held at the Ausable Golf course last
week with most of the tropies going to out-of-town golfers. Course owner George Rether is shown above
presenting the low gross trophy to Bruce Patterson of London. The other winners are Paul Blackwell and
Jim Jenkins of London and Dave McAdam of the host course. T-A photo.
Cromarty family attends
golden wedding celebration
By MRS, NORMAN LONG
KIPPEN
Kippen 4-H Club met at the
home of Mrs. Edison McLean arid
elected the following officers;
president, Lynn Alderdice; vice
president, Linda Bell; treasurer,
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Dianne McKay; press reporter,
Darlene McKay; telephone girl,
Jill McLellan; pianist, Joanne Van
Wieren,
Mrs, McLean assisted by
Donna Whitehouse will lead the
club.
Focus on Fitness is the project
for the fall and the girls each
received pamphlets, A hike
through the Pinery is planned for
a later date.
PERSONALS
Mr. & Mrs. Roy Kirk of Port
Stanley visited Mr. & Mrs. Lewis
Kirk over the weekend.
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Stokes of
London visited with the latter's
father Mr. Robert Thomson,
Sunday.
Mr. & Mrs. Bert Thomson and
family accompanied by Robert
Thomson, spent a few days in
Parry Sound with Mr. & Mrs.
David Moyer.
Mrs. Hazel Long returned
home Saturday from Seaforth
Hospital where she was a patient
for three and a half weeks.
WILLIAM T. ELFORD
William Thomas Elford, a life
long and respected resident of
Usborne Township passed away
at South Huron Hospital, August
29,1970, in his 81st year.
Mr. Elford is survived by his
wife Minnie (Hall), two sons,
Lorne and Ronald; two
daughters, Doris Elford and Mrs.
Donald (Annie) Bray, all of
Usborne Township. a sister, Mrs.
Annie Veal, of Exeter and five
grandchildren. He was
predeceased by a son, Wilmur.
Mr. Elford was a loyal
churchman having been a
member of Thames Road United
Church where he sang in the choir
for many years and had acted as
Sunday School superintendent
and teacher.
The funeral was conducted
from the Hopper-Hockey Funeral
Home with Rev. S. Miner
officiating, September 1, and
burial was in Exeter Cemetery.
The pallbearers were Howard,
Philip and Allen Johns, Ross
Veal, Irvin Baynes and Leonard
Wakem.
Mr. & Mrs. Leslie Pawlinski
visited Mr. & Mrs. John Holt over
the weekend.
Barbara Lach visited a few
days at Chatham recently.
Norman Vincent and Ira and
Mrs. Helen Bertwistle of Grand
Bend accompanied by Mr. & Mrs.
H. Prance visited Mrs. Mary Roth
and son of Plattsville, and Mr. &
Mrs. Gelholm of Bright, Sunday.
Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Gotelaer
Jr. and sons of Ridgetown are
spending a week's holiday with
Mr. & Mrs. H. Prance.
Mrs. Mabel Richards died
suddenly at the airport in
Toronto on return from a trip to
the west.
Mrs. H. Prance and Mrs. Betty
Gill visited Saturday at Grand
Bend.
The drain on B Con. south of
the Haig farm is being repaired
and a mumber of new larger
culverts to be installed.
BY MRS, KEN McKELLAR
CR OMARTY
Mrs. George Wallace, Mrs.
Verna Brooks and Mr. & Mrs.
John Wallace attended the golden
wedding anniversary celebration
for Mr. & Mrs. G. W. Heagy, of
London, at the home of their son,
Dr. Fred Heagy, Sunday.
Mrs. Alan Somers of St. Marys
visited recently with Mr. & Mrs.
C. McKaig and with Mr.
& Mrs. K. McKellar.
Mrs. J. R. Jefferson
accompanied Mr. & Mrs. Norman
Jefferson and family of
Fullarton, and visited with Mr. &
Mrs. Murray Gibson of Auburn,
RR 2, Sunday.
Jean McKaig, Seaforth is
holidaying with Mr. & Mrs. Calder
McKaig.
Mr. & Mrs. Frank Erwin and
son George of Putnam, visited
Saturday with Mrs. Otto Walker
here and with Mr. Walker who is a
patient in South Huron Hospital
Exeter.
Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Scott, Mr.
& Mrs. Reg Findlayson and
Michael of Staffa, spent the
weekend visiting with Mr. & Mrs.
Millard Crandall of Falconer,
N.Y.
Mr. & Mrs. Lorne Splane and
Miss Frances Scott of London
spent the weekend at the home of
their parents Mr. & Mrs. Gordon
Scott.
Mr. & Mrs. Donald McKaig and
daughter Jean of Seaforth were
Sunday visitors with Mr. & Mrs.
Calder McKaig.
One of the oldest trainers of
harness horses in Canada can be
seen at the track at Exeter
Community Park almost every
morning.
Several residents of Pryde
Boulevard say they can set their
watches by Charlie Godbolt when
he leaves for the track every
morning at the same time from
Bob Pooley's farm at the easterly
edge of Exeter.
Now eighty-two years of age,
Godbolt who has been connected
with the horse game all his life,
didn't drive a horse in a race until
he was sixty-three.
The popular horseman says,
"The first horse I ever drove at a
track came home the winner.
That was Banner Grattan at
Goderich on Labour Day, 1951.,
We won ten dollars for going the
fastest heat."
The best horse he ever owned
was Dustabout, now a
13-year-old mare and the mother
of the mare he is now training for
Bob Pooley.
Dusty's Folly by Willy's Folly
out of Dustabout made its first
career racing start at Goderich
last night, Wednesday. Pooley
purchased Godbolt's three horse
string on June 9, 1969.
The other Pooley owned horse
is a yearling named Dusty's Camp
whose sire is Camp Hanover, the
same father as Camper, the good
young trotter trained by Bill
Habkirk of Tillsonburg.
Talking about Dustabout,
Godbolt said, "we first raced her
when she was three years of age
and In her racing career she won
27 times out of 38 starts, placed
second on seven occasions and
was out of the money only once.
Tom Yearley and Marshall Moore
shared the driving duties.
AN ITALIAN restaurateur
had a customer the other night
who told him, "Your veal
parmesan is better than any I
had in Italy on my vacation."
Said the host, modestly
enough, "Of course it is. Over
there they use domestic cheese,
and here we use imported."
Godbolt has a reverse
psychology to most race owners
and drivers. "I always go to the
track with the idea we, are going
to lose. I have been told I should
have faith, but faith doesn't win
races, it's the horse," said the
veteran trainer.
GETS MI LITARY SCHOLARSHIP — Murray Haines of Staffa was one
of 476 Canadian youths to be awarded an ROTP scholarship to attend
Canadian Military Colleges in University degree programs. Murray is
shown above being congratulated by Lt. Col. A, L. MacDonnell,
Deputy Commander of Canadian Forces Base, London. Department
of National Defence photo.
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1964 RAMBLER AMERICAN, J18910,
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1965 CHEVROLET COACH, H2065
You've got my eye teeth 795
1964 CHEVELLE 2-door hardtop.
It's yours for 695
1968 MUSTANG, 6 stick, A40375,
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I'm tired of looking at it 495
1966 CHEV 1-TON, van body, dual wheeled
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1957 JEEP with hydraulic snow blade, PB2A
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1964 FORD F100, 13286B — ... . ... 895
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