The Goderich Signal-Star, 1971-09-09, Page 74
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SUNICREST IRENE, p, 3, 2:10.0, owned by Mr. and Mrs..'win 'Excel Mac, driven by Jack Meriam. This was the horse's
Gordon'Pullinan of Seaforth, and driven by Gordon Pullman, fifth win of the season, taking a New Life Time Mark" in''the
was the 'upset `of the night' when tBay mare won the eighth Process. —Photo by Don McGee
race at Goderich Raceway Wednesday night, She nosed out of a
Harold .Jeffery wins
sailing. races
There was an excellent turn
out of thirteen sailing boats at
The Bluewater Sailing -Club.
Winners were determined by
the best two out of three races.
First place went to Harold
Jeffery with 241%2 pts.; second to
Hohn Wray with 201 pts.; third
to Fred Jewell with 20'pts.
After the' final race on
Monday a picnic was heldnd
awards presented to winners.
The ,September series of races
w .Il start next Sunday at 2 p.m.
For this' series the boats will
be separated into two classes,
the, day sailers and dinghys in
class and. cruising boats in
another. A11 boats will start
together. as *usual.
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BE A RED CROSS BLOOD DONOR
W. ELVIN PARKER
Barrister & Solicitor
.wishes tb, announce that he has purchased
the law practice of the late J. K. Hunker
effective September 13, 1971, and he
intends to carry on the practice of laity
under the firm name of
Hunter and- Parker
30 North Street, Telephone 524-9541 '
,'Goderich, Ont. Residenc6-482.9568
Maitland
Country Club`
news
-BY BERYL HARPER
Activity at ;the Golf Club is
declining a little this weekend as
far as special events, are
concerned. There was a -good
crowd playing all weekend, and
the dining room was busy; but
many of the people present were
green •tee `players enjoying the
last of their summer holidays.
Some of our ladies from the
Maitland Country Club found
time on Wednesday, September
1, to play at the Wingham Club,
at the .•Ladies Golf and Social
Afternoon Event., •
Della Bedard was'fir5t with
-low gross. Verna Kane; Marilyn
Mackay and Velma : Campion
also brought ho'rne prizes., '
•` The Owen Sound District
Tournament is on September 15,
at the Saugeen Golf Club in Port
Elgin. It is hoped thhat about
eight ..of, our members will
attend: Jean Knight, .Maxine
w. Martin, Doris Paquette;- Delia
Rerlacel and Marilyn Mackay are
definite°st;arte•rs,
Mrs. Bruce•'iseritered'`'1
Senior T.ournament.. °'tier
daughter, Margaret Ubukata, a A•
former winner of
tournament, will not be 'playing
as she now resides in Victoria.
B.C.
The men's Invitational
Tournament is called far,.... ,
September 18, apd the tee will
be ..closed to all others that day
except
now filled up. Let us hope the
weather is good to make it a
successful event.
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field coming up the stretch to
win' by 31open lengths.
Clarence Young drove the place
horse, Lee Unko, ' and Cori
Herbert, with Sill Robblee
aboard,.-tookthe show position.
Prices posted ' were, $5.20. to
win, -A$2.90 and $2.60 to place,
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RACE ONE-- After. two recalls,
and the Number. Two Horse
(ma's Girl refusing to start, the
CMist ,Half of the Daily Double
got under way.
Peter Topic, owned by Bert
McBride of Zurich, and driven
by Robert Cameron, chalked up
his first Life Time Win, going thee '
distance in 2:14.0. The three
year old black gelding is by
Timely Topic out of Miss Jean
LaSalle.
Dave Wall drove Direct
.Carruthers, the second ' horse,
'and Clarence Young was at the
controls of the show horse, Jay
Dee Riggs.
,Prices were $10.80, $3.70,
$2,40, $2.90, $2A0 and $2.20.
RACE TWO-- Wm. C. Edward's
'Champion Grattan did it again,
with much the same style as last
Week. Ray McLean drove the big
chestnut who went the •mile in-
OUTDOOR
TOPICS
by RED FISHER
UCRCUNV (ION4N0 CONSUlTANY G
the
Cleaning' Can Be 'Easy and $3.10, $3.00 and $3:50 to
show. + The Daily Double
Once ofo the most grouble- returned $39.30.
some parts of fishing 'is hay=
ing to 'clears what you catch. RACE THREE— The only trot
Some anglers::get around this - of the night had J.J. Carruthers
• taking top honours with driver $2.60; $7:40, $3.00; and $3.00.
Ray McLean. The six year old RACE 'PEN— George Caldwell
Glenford gelding is 'owned by G:• -drove Verna's Choice to victory
Cole of Tiverton) and J. Stuart of over Starflite Water, drt'ven by
AI1a•ston• H•e, was timed, in Ken Hardy, and Centennial Bob,
'2:14.1. owned and driven by Cecil
Second was Direct Pull, with Crandon. ` '
' 40tlriver-trainer Gordon Pullman, Verna's Choice is owned by
and the show horse was Little Frank , Dam' of Goderich, ,and
chore by. returning; fish they.
`.catch .to '..the water. ; But, if
you enjoy eating fish, 'this is
no solution,
-There are threv basic.meth-
ods of cleaning and preparing
fish fbr .-eating or Storage,
according • to Reel Fisher of
Mercury nuthoards, and they
nary according; to the kind of.
.fish caught.. ' ,
A method 1avn.red for wall-.
eve, white baso ancf.•nort-hern
pike` is to remove the head
and infernal organs. split the
body along the backTione, and
then filet• the fish by running
a sharp, slender ,knife be-
tween flesh'ancl skin. 'The re-,
maining meat is rcadv to cook
and. nearly hone -free'
A s(.'cond cleaning method
is tri remove Drilythe„outer
scales,' !caving the skin at-
tacbetl. ith'This is commonly
done w; sun fish, bass,
crappie and other ga,nief•ish
'which have few hones --or at
least hones large enough not
to hea problem. I`t's easier to
clean thea'e- fish if the- head •is -
left attached 'and the iody'
cavity is _-unhroken until 'the
scales have been' removed.
Catfish dictate a ' tl°ird--
meihod of cleaning. Here, the
skin must be removed before
preparing. Cut the skin com-
pletely 'around the fish he•
hind the head. (Jsing pliers,
pull the skin toward the tail,
being careful not to tear flesh
as it comes loose.. ARO- this is
done, remove the head and
viscera. 'Then cut catfish into•
"steaks” or rounds, making
eachc':ut .between the.. large
1 cries of the rib cage. These
chunks of meat :should he
three-quarters of an inch'
thick.
The fishiiag gang at Mer-
cury recommends that clewed
fish he eaten immediately,\or
stored in a freezer. When
freezilg, place fish irr a .con-
tainer and fill • it with water.
This, prevents drying Out, and
retains the fresh flavor so
necessary to good fish eating.
the Tournament players.
draw for this event is
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'72 PINTOS on the lot at '71 PRICES.
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systetn, "loaded". Must see this one!
GODERICH M
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35 South. St. I
TheExactor on this race paid
$25.70.
RACE SIGHT—, Gordon
Pullman pulled the upset of the
night when he won with his
Surticrest Irene corning out of
the six hole against seven tough
paxers. The Bay mare is owned
by Gordon and his wife who
reside in Seaforth. Excel Mac
was nosed out of• the' win,
placing with driver Jack Meriam.
Ken Hardy drove the show horse
Brownie Scot. The mile was
timed in 2:10.0.
Prices were $18.10 "to win,
$7'.10, $6.60 to place, $3.30,
$3.40 and $4.80 to show: •
RACE NINE— The featured
Preferred Pace went in ridiculous
times of 33.4; 1:08.1; 1:40.1;
2:11.1. The favoured Mr.
Goldfigure won the race, nosing
out Sir Omaha, driven by
Melford Lester. Noble Chris` was
Campbell.
Mr. 'Goldfigure is owned by
Winn -int and Hugh McLean •of
Port Elgin, and was driven by
Bay. McLban. This was the third
win to the night for Ray, easily
making him the most successful
driver that evening. A total of
$1,022.00 was• wagered on Mr.
Goldfigure to win, more than all
the other horses in the race,.
combined. , •
.Prices were $2.70, $2.90,
GODERICH SIGNAL -S ARx THU[tS !AYP Sir
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Wee playoffs
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The third week of the
Western Ontario • Athletic
Association' Pee Wee baseball
tournament is to be held in
Goderich beginning this
'Saturday and running theough
S u nday with teams from
throughout the region taking
part.
On Sattirda'•tie schedule will.
See Clinton :take on Kincardine
at 10:00 a.m., Blyth against Port
Elgin at 11,:30 a.m., • Belgrave
will face Seaforth at 1:00 p:m:,
Goderich plays Wingham. at 2:30
p.m. and Listowel hakes on
Walkerton at 4:00 p.m.
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Sunday.'s �aetiort gets
underway at 10:00 ap. as Well -
with Belgrave playing Walkertob
followed by Clinton facing Blyth
at 11:30' a.m.-, Goderich playing
Port, Elgin at- 1:00 p.m.,
Kincardine tackling' Seaforth at
2:30 p.m. and Listowel against
Wingham at.4.,:00 p.m.'
Admirssion, to the .tournanent
will be 50 cents for the cothplete-•'--
event.
Since some teams • will •be
playing in the O.B.A. playoffs
this weekend as 'well there may
be some last' minute changes in •,
the toutnamcnt schedule. , •
Super Waveltakes.
easy derby, win
. SUPER WAVE, owned by Dr.
George K. Boyce of London,
and driven by Jack Kopas, easily
won the National .Pacing Derby
held at Roosevelt Raceway last
' Sattlyday 'night. This -b ted -the-
five year old's total for the for
the - year to $164,018.00, his
career .bankroll standing at
$431,293.00. He, won by 2°/,
lengths, being clocked in 2:32.3
for the mile and a quarter race.
Super Wave also recently set a
New Life Time Record of 1:57.0
for himseif at Brandywine
'settiriJ;- at the same time, this
year's Aged Pacers Record.
THIRD WEEK
Western Ontario Athletic Association
PEE
GRADUATE
:art, with Dennis Jewitt at the
controls. '
Prices were $16.90, $6.40,
$4.40; $9.10, 85.50; and $3:40:.
RACE FOUR— Ray Campbell
drove' Noble Will to victory in a
time of 2:13.1. The horse is,
owned by William R. Reed of
Fullarton. Second' was. Purdy
-Sam with Day,? Wall driving, and -
third was the horse favoured to
win, Leonardo Pick, driven by
Rick'Moffat:-•• . • „
'Prices posted wer $8.70 to
win; $4.9'U4,and $5.20 to place,
and $2.70, $2.60• and $2:70 to
• show. The Quinella on the
fourth returned 521.50.; ,with a
•generous 9d • winning 'tickets
having been issued. •
_ RACE FIVE,—•A Real battle was„
on early in the race, as three
horses 'Midnight .Topic,.
Claybrook Ricci and Harwood,.,..,
Heather fought for positions.
Howe'Ver, Fred Jones of
Thorndale guiding his Myrtle's
Frosty, the race favourite,
overtook _.the field_laterin the
race to acquire victory in a time
of 2:14.2. Second was Midnight}.
Topic, driven by George
Caldwell and third was Mary
Anne J, driven by Gerry--,
Roebuck.
Prices wer $6.00, $2.90,
$2.80; $4.60; $2.70; and $2.70.
,RACE SIX— A fourteen 'year old
chestnut gelding, Flash Volo,
owned by London's Highbury'
Acres, and driven by Earl
XV 1cGill'vray,,took top honours at
the wire,. going the distance in.
2:13.0. Jack Marshall,I..drove
Meadow J Rhythm to the plas e
position, and Carl Fisher shoed
with miss Dyna Mite.
This was. the thinfrwin this,
year for Plash Volo, out of 23
starts, boosting his total
winnings to $2,'164.00, for the
year. He has a seven year old
record of a respectable" 2:02.1
on a 5/8 track, and as` of 1970,
has total Life Time Earnings of
$75,083..00.1' Even now he is
going decent miles, takjhg a
record for 1971 of 2:09,d3 at
• Montreal's -Richelieu Track. He
was also timed in 2:07.3 the§
year at Richilieu, taking the
show position in that rare. Flash
„Nolo is by Poplar Volo Out of
Jerry Dale.
RACE SEVEN— Mac Dundee
won the race with driver Robert
Mitchell, Don Flynn guided
- Royal Baby to the place
-position, and John 11.. Lester,
showed with"Hi Lea Lady.
Mac Dundee is ,owned in
London by John Moffat and
Ron Tweddle. He was the 6-5
favourite to win. The mile was
timed in 2:12.4. •
• ..><. Prices ;posted. were, $4..80.10,
win, $3,15, $5:2() tt ''pia'c+e,' rich.
$2.40, $2.60 and $3.30 in show.
colleen grace, 20, the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John
Grace of R. R. 2, Goderich,
grgduated from the Royal
Victoria, Regional School of
Nursing at Barrie on August. 28,
after two years of trairtiing there,
Miss (*race has accepted 'a
nursing position . at North
;-- •Westt<rrti 1,Genimar •loo pstal at.
Toronto.
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this was the first Life Time Win
for the three year old Seaworthy
gelding. The mile went in ,
2:12,1.
Prices - were $7.50, $3.00,
$2.70; $4-.30, $3.80- 'and$4,.L0-1-•
The Exactor on the final race
returned $33.00. (Attendance
1,14 5, Mutuel Handle
$31,115.) -
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BASEBALL.
URNAM ENT
GODERICH 'AGRICULTURAL PARK
S,aturday' & Sunday
September'11&12
SATURDAY -
10:00 A.M. CLINTON VS. K'INCARDiNE
11:30 A.M. BLYTH VS. PORT ELGIN
1:00 P,M. BELGRAVE VS. SEAFORTH
GODERICH 'VS. WINGHAM
4:00,P..M_ LrISTOWEL ,. VS. WALKERTON
SUNDAY —
10:00 A.M.
11:30 A.M.
2:30 P.M.
1:00 P:M.
' 2:30 P.M. .
4:00 P.M.
BE LG RAVE,
CLINTON
GODERICH
VS. WALKERTON
VS. BLYTH
VS. PORT ELGIN
KINCARDINE VS. SEAFORTH
'LISTOWEL VS. WINGHAM
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