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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1977-04-28, Page 9Ice to the,:. eMa noel •11 ,rE i/ no s• :e g, Ih ht ly gue champions Twisters captured the league championship • during the past YBC bowling season. rsof the winning Twisters are Barbara Hanna, Tim Gaudette and Kim Rumig. In Gond row is Mike Hodges, Rob Willis and Rob Little. (staff photo) ich township GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY. APRIL 28,1977.: -PAGE li Tarus rto thiyd stray t. win By LoisGibbinga Mathers was third in the Harmony - Miss Callie Tarus got his third win in a eighth race. Grattan, which they raised row and his 1,10 of the year at and <raced before he was London on Saturday. af- Muddy Knilght, owned by claimed. At the end of his ternoon for his owner Frank Jim MacLeod of Seaforth and eight-year-old career in 1976, Johnston Of Goderich with C: Browning of Toronto was a he had earnings of $69,366 and trainer -driver Earl Hyatt on winner in 2:05.3 with R on a pacing record-of$69,3 2:01.1. the bike. The speedy eight Williamson on the bike. year old ppcer, by Adios Cleo, Keystone Hartree won his has also had four thirds from eighth race this year in new 17 starts fro earnings of $9,609 record time of 2:05.3 for in 1977. He now has a lifetime owner Wayne Horner of total of $31,740 and a record of Brucefield,., at Flamboro on 2:02.1. Dilly Dares, owned by Wayne Horner of Brucefield was a winner of the $1,000 Preferred pace at Sudbury on April 2. By that date, he had raced 14 times, with four wins, three seconds and three thirds for earnings of $2,923 this year. Last year when he raced locally, mostly witht Dennis Jewitt driving, he had 11 wins, three seconds and eight thirds for $8,353 and a record of 2:04.2. At London on April 20, Dianne Camp, owned by Ken Holmes of Seaforth. was second -with Ron Williamson up. Imp Mathers got his second win of the year in the third race in 2:10, with driver Ray Mathers for the Broken'' M. Stables of Goderich. Their five-year-old Granny n new park and baseball diamond third Wednesday of nth the regular of the Goderich p Recreation council t the township office, Ile, this month being 20at8p.m. Anyone is to attend. ers attending the were: chairman, rling; secretary, Joe ;Doug Yeo, Art, Bell, McCreath, Gerry Biana Brand, Powell and township erry Ginn. Special were township r, Ben Whitely and Figure Skating Club g president, and p resident, Barb interesCng and nt subjects were dwith enthusiasm, ntheagenda was the ram township reeve, nn that the weigh roperty on Highway 8 ille has been of - purchased from the Ministry of Transport munikations. It can announced that ch Township on Council wishes to. this V-shaped area ng the old and the hway 8 (across from Etracting Co.) into a wnshipp a r k , which ude a new baseball regard to the new for a Goderich ip crest, it was that township artist ander Ende donated e and talent in the new crest. The recreation council, onsored "the crest sincerely appreciate der Ende's generous to his township and ankhim publicly. eowas authorized to o -ahead decision on ng of 500 crests. me miracle, initial plans seemed to fall eeffortlessly, thanks ation member, Art o already had been me softball scouting$ unanimously agreed offer of Charlie Orr softball correlates by Art Bell be ac II registration forms and girls, I yrs. and can he found e fnnthis paper or at ille public school. opening looni HURON .DSCAPING NURSERY 1...1 mo lko for end Garden CLOVER FARM VANASTRA 2.9590 For further information or if - anyone is interested in helping with a team, please phone Charlie Orr 524-7032 or Art Bell 524-8037. An early fall dance date was set for Saturday Sept. 24 at White Carnation. Those .people who are interested should mark their calendar now td enjoy another evening of fun in early fall. Barb Norman then presented an idea which is presently working in other nearby towns - that of a government grant to a township which would assist payment of 'professional wages. Her case in point was The Clinton Figure Skating Club which could receive financial backing from the township at no expense to the tax payer. Township treasurer, Ben Whitely promised to do some further study and in- vestigation into this matter. Reeve Gerry Ginn felt that he agreed with the idea in principle. A decision will be Made, later.—by Audrey Middleton ElementaryMTournament Andrea Jackson of the Holsville Public School girls basketball team attempts to drive for the basket in a game against St. Mary's°School in the public school basketball tour- nament held at GDCI Saturday. Robertson won the girls' title with a victory over St. Mary's in the final game while St. Mary's captured the boys' title with a 28-3 victory over Colborne Central School. (staff photo) Recreation & Community Centre Board NEIGHBORHOOD PUBLIC MEETINGS MEETING - AREA 1 MAY 10 - 7:30 p.m. Victoria Public School (Gibbon St.) MEETING - AREA 2 - MAY 11 - 7:3.0 p.m. Assessment Meeting Room (Gloucester Terrace) MEETING - AREA 3 - MAY 17 - 7:30 p.m. St. Mary's School (Bennett St.) MEETING - AREA 4 - MAY 18 - 7:30 p.m. St. Mary's School We need public criticism, ideas, direction on program and facility development ATTEND THE MEETING IN YOUR AREA April 21. Last year he was racing in $1,500 claimers at Clinton and Goderich, so it is hard to pick the good ones. Single Johnnie, formerly owned by John Muir of Seaforth, was third on April 8 at Buffalo Raceway. Nancy Holmes of Clinton took me to see two new foals at their barn. On Good Friday, April 8 a filly by Merrywood King - Pride's Little Time by Knight Time arrived, her first. On April 21 a colt was born by Uncle Horace - Jesabel Hill by Hi Hill. Jesabel Hill already has at the races the good trotters Merrywood Malone, 2:07.4 winner of over $32,000; Merrywood Hi, 2:05.1, over $8,000; as well as Nancy's Merrywood Hoot, 2:05.2 with $13,905 as of 1976. Jean and Ben Feagan of Goderich have a new filly foal which artiYved on April 9. She is by the Tar Heel stallion Ames Hanover, which is standing at their farm, and is from their broodmare Dainty Debbie.The latter already has at the races Pebbies Girl p, 2:08.4, ,winner of over $16,000; Dainty Meadow p, 2 : 12; and Pat Meadow, with four seconds and one third from six starts last year. The Feagans are also pleased with the success of Jay Bee Blaze, by Brother On April 21, Truanna Duke was third at Flamboro for owner Wayne Horner of Brucefield. At London on April 22, Scat Man was third with trainer - driver Randy McLean up. Norm Campbell was fifth with -G,G. Greentree and Bill Caldwell was third with his pacing three-year-old gelding by Dapper Hill, Lucky Lobo in his second lifetime start. He was fifth with Leahaven Red. Crash Landing, owned by George Feagan of Goderich, finished second at Mohawk on Sunday night. Last year he took a record at five of p, 2:01.2 with six wins four seconds and nine thirds from 43 starts:- good for $13,914 in 1976 and $23,653 lifetime. Muskoka Belle was second at Mohawk on April 25 for owner Wayne Horner of Brucefield. Monday night at London, Hickory Lassie, the twelve- year -old trotter owned by' Frank' Cook of of Clinton, was a winner in 2:12.1 for driver Dennis Jewitt. Last year she raced 40 times with eight wins, six seconds and nine thirds for earnings of, $6,654. She now has $42,765 lifetime, and a record of 2:05.3. Cathy's Hat, owned by Brad Vanstone of Goder,ich, was third for driver Verdun Vanstone. Some of the area horses qualifying at Hanover on Saturday, April 23 include: Tar Daw Duke, owned by Larry. Daw of Clinton and Claude Daw of Mississauga; R. Banker, owned by Robert Taylor and Wayne McFadden of Clinton and Vanastra; Dennis Jewitt was the driver for both horses. Champion Hit, owned by Dennis Jewitt of Clinton and Skippy Del, owned by John Jewitt of Londesboro were both driven by John. Jack Meriam of Got?Eerich had Ragtime Kid and Reggie Ford for Charles Brindley as well as Excell Mac for Roy Meriam. Bruce Vplland of Goderich qualified his own Crimson Josie. It's not work to walk. So why not walk to work? Walk r Hor4 77u1.y.. The Palm Beach country look. Suits that speak your language THE PALM BEACH COUNTRY LOOK A new exciting style i colour toned of beige, bl and green. Definitely t suit for the man who ap preciates all the nice thin in life. 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