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The Goderich JUbilGee III
Horse Show, presented by the
Huron Trail Riders, drew 160
entries from the'sur-
rounding
area, and as far away as
^x i{itehener, London, •Sarnia,-•
Tiverton, and Wellesley.
ContestanthAook, away $600 in
,,prize money, on a. day that
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e' the best euchre players
day at the senior citizens' card tournament held
Stanbury and Alice Moss. Mr. Stanbury and
at the tournament. (staff photo)
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was perfect.
The feature event of the
Show, the }/4 "-mile race, 'had
prize money of $100. In) an
exciting and hotly contested
Jager• Mogre, bwned
and ridden by ;Larry Gelsel of
Wellesley,,, emerged the
winner, with Eclipse, owned
and ridden, by Doug
McCallum of Ingersoll a,clo'se
second. Third was Linda
Gording's entry of
Thamesford, Lucky Keno,
fourth was Champ, ridden by
John Little of Goderich, and
fifth was Chico, owned by the
J &J Stables, Bayfield.
Other class winners were:
Trail - first - Nelson Bilyea,
Granton, Navaho Joe; second
Gisela Gording,
'Thamesford, on Go Sock
Bailey: third - Sharon Black,
Bornholm, on Chubby
Pleasure ; fourth Doug
McCallum, Ingersoll, on'
Miers Ebony Kid and fifth -
Steve Preszcator; Lucan,
on Goldon Jewel.
Open English Saddle - first:.___
Donna Wells, Lucan, on Leo's
Buck; second - Gisela Gor-
ding, Thamesford, on Go Sock
Bailey; third - Laurel Anne
Roney, Mitchell, on Miss
Betty Lee; fourth Michele
Flowers, Clinton, on
Brassette and fifth - Jennifer
Raith, Denfield, on Lucky
Twist.
Junior Stake Race: first -
Garth . Whiteside, Lambeth,
on Flicka; second - Dan
Clayton; Kitchener, ' on
Chipperdale; third Linda
Gording, Thamesford, on
Lucky Keno; fourth - Brad
Curran, Wingham, on Candy
and fifth - Jerry Sims, Kip
pen, on McKinley's Holly.
Texas Speed and Action -
, first - Eric Vanneste, Lucan,
on Brazos Brave; second -
RobinSpearman, Lucan, on
at the Legion h'alll Wee Salle; third - Garth
Mrs. Moss proved to Whiteside, Lambeth, on
Flicka; fourth b.oug
McCallum, Ingersoll, on
Omar, and fifth - . Nelson
Bilyea, Granton, on Mr. ,
Clean.
Western Pleasure: first -
Joanne Malone, Centralia, on
Miss ,Sundial; second -Craig
Black,, Bornholm, on Beaver
Token; third - Nelson Bilyea,
Granton„ on Navaho Joe;
fourth - Gisela Gording,
Thamesford, on Go Sock
Bailey and fifth Sharon
Black, Bornholm, on Chubby
Pleasure:, . -
Keyhole Race - first -
Doug McCallum, Ingersoll,
on Omar; second - Eric
Vanneste, Lucan, on Brazos
Brave; third - Nelson Bilyea,
Granton, on Mr. Clean;
fourth - Harvey Hoggart,
Londesboro, on Sam and fifth
• Doug Riley, Seaforth, on
Bay Betsey.
Costume. Class first -
Michele ebwers, Clinton, on
,Brassette; second - Mark
Mcllwain, Seaforth, on Ore
Jody: third - Susan Pullman,
,Seaforth, on Flame ., and
fourth - Ralph Kraemer,.
-Mildmay, on Skyrocket.
Pole Bending: first - Garth
Whiteside, Lambeth, on
Flicka; second - Eric Van-
neste, Lucan, on Brazos
Brave: third • Br d Curran,
Wingham, on Candy; fourth -
Doug Riley, Seaforth, on Bay
Betsey and fifth Linda
Gording, Thamesford, on
Lucky Keno.,
Junior Pleasure: first -
Joanne Malone, Centralia, on
Miss Sundial;. second
Heather Bilyea, Granton, on
Navaho Joe; third - Linda
Gording, Thamesford, On Go
Sock Bailey; fourth -
Katherine Gibb, Bornholm,
on Mr, Robin Hood and fifth -
Laurel Anne Roney, Mitchell,
on Miss Ebony.
Flag Race: first - Eric
Vanneste, Lucan, on Brazos
Brave; second - Robin
Spearman, Lucan; on Wee
Salle; third - Linda Gording,
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Thamesford, on Lucky Keno; "
fourt,tt - Nelson ' Bilye'a
Graftton, on Mr. Glean and
fifth - Doug. McCallum,
Ingersoll, on Omar,
Parade 'Glass- first --.David
Finnigan, Dungannon, on
Julia Countess Nuggett;
second - Ralph Kraemer,
Mildmay, on Skyrocket and
third - W & M Allin, Blyth, on
Spring's Winsome W inella.
Western Riding: fir t -
Gisela Gording, Thamesford, -
on Go Sock Bailey; second -
Steve P`reszcator, Lucan,'on .
I'm a Smoky too; third '-
Wayne • Harnock, St.
-Clements; on -men to _One..;....
fourth - G & J Sholdice,
Londesboro, on Cherokee -and
fifth - Doug McCallum,
Ingersoll on Miers Ebony
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Reining - first. - Steve
Preszcator, Lucan, .on -I'm a
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Smoky Too; second. - I+fell
Bilyea, Granton, on
,.Mr.
Clean; third - Craig; Black;.
Bornholm, on Ppppy's;
Wonder; fourth Nelson
Bilyea,...•Granton, on Nava r'
Joe and fifth - Gisela Gording,
Thamesford, on Go Sock;
Bailey.
Our ,line for, the day was
M,r. Doug line, from Ann
Arbour, Michigan.
Isihn Van len Itroeek takes time to lift his face from his blueberry pie and swallow in the
pie eating contest held at the Country Fair last Friday. (staff photo)
Mitchell lady wins Monster bingo
• Edith Campbell •4 Mitchell
won • $1,000 at the Clinton
Monster ` Bingo on Monday
evening. 'Cathy Bren of
Sydney, Nova„Scotia was the
lucky winner• in a share the
wealth for $165 ” Fexg
Campbell of Mitchell won
$164 in another special and
Olive Betties pocketed $157.50
in a third share the wealth.
Mrs. Southwell of Bayfield
was an individual winner in
the regular games as 4,was
Dorothy O'Connell of Clinton
and Jean Sudyk of Goderich.
In .other regular games,
Gladys Pride of Mitchell and
Barbra Chapman of Goderich
split the winnings of one
game while Anita Van-
derhaar of Bayfield, Mrs. Ed
Neebe of Mitchell, Jim Ryan
of Vanastra and Bertha Gibb
of Clinton all won a game.
-Joan Merner of Bayfield
Company_
Des Courtney and Tom
O'Keefe locked in a pitching
duel Monday night -and
O'Keefe gave up three hits
and three runs as Canada
Company was edged 3-1 by
Gord's Sports in Industrial
League action. Courtney gave
up two hits in the win.
Both ° clubs did all the
scoring in the third inning.
Bob Dick beat out an error to
single and moved to second
on a wild pitch scoring the
lone Canada Company win on
RIDAY, JULY 14th
OME IN AND VISIT!
TO
beat
Bill Durst's double: Durst got
the only other Company hit in
the sixth but was caught
trying to steal second,
Chip Wilson led off the
Gord's Sports third with 'a
walk and rno' ed to third on a
single by Dennis Williamson,
Dave MacKenzie 'singled
Wilson over and Williamson
went to third on a wild pitch.
Bob Riehl singled him in and
MacKenzie went to third on
the hit and scored on a w,iTel
pitch`-, . ,
Se,wce
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Aumpeowelr
and Susan Leishman of
,Goderich both held the
winning cards in one game
and Mrs. Gohier of Goderich
and Mrs. Glazier of Clinton
shared another. Francis
Ayatt of Dashwood and
Heather Plumsteel of
Vanastra split a game and
Mrs. Lapaine of Goderich
and Cecil McNeil of Goderich
took another,
Ellen McKay of Goderich,
Susan Wagler of Vanastra,.
Miss Lovett of Clinton. Mrs.
Feeney of Clinton, Earl
Elliott of Dublin and Mrs. J.
Brown of Goderich won a
game, Another bingo went to
Jean -O'Neill of Crediton,
Elsie Nally of Seaforth,
Elmer Lee of Clinton and Eve
Darnborough of Bayfield. °
Barbra Bobra of Mitchell
and D,trrothy O'Connell
shared a game. as did Peggy
McArthur of Goderich and
Gerald Robinson of Vanastra.
Joanne Londuyt of Mitchell
and Mrs. Vi Myers of
Woodstock split one and Mary
Gardner of Bayfield, June
Heaven . of Mitchell, Mrs.
Baird of Brucefield, Mildred
Hartman' of Goderich and
Mary Carter of, Bayfield took
another.
Shooters in form
A number of shooters at the
Vanastra Gun Club were in
fine form on July 5 for the
trap shoot and several held
perfect scores of • 25. They,
were: Murray East, Clinton
Jahn Anderson, Kippen:
Ernie Marshall. Mitchell:
,lack Mills, Guelph: Bill
Thompson. Clinton and Jamie
Caldwell, K ippon.
Jeff Darling, Exeter
followed with the score of 24
-and Harrison Scliock, Zurich;
Tom Allen, Londesboro and
Ashley Gilbert. Goderich shot
3 traps; Mcry Batkin.
Clinton and Murray Christie,
h
irk ton followed with 22
points.
Paul Stanley, Clinton and
Dave Temple; Mitchell came
in with 21 and Jim Craig,
Clinton. was the lone shooter
with - 21) points. Following
down the score card were
Bradlcy'°Mann, Hensall and.
Fugene..Clark, Exeter with 17
and Phil Beddow. Seaforth
finishing with 15 points.
In the skeet shoot held on •
July 9 Ernie Marshall and
Bill McNutt. Exeter were the
top shooters with 25. Mery .
Bat.k in : 13111 P incom be,
Toronto: Tom Allen: John.
Hcssel. Goderich and Jeff ..
Harling followed in second
place with scores of °4.
Glen Mogk. lornholme shot'
2:3 skeets while Harrison
Schuck hit .'2;-Ashely Gilbert
and Janiie Caldwell gained 21
and Bonnie McNutt. Exeter
came in last with 17 points.
DR. M. M. CAUCHI
Wishes to announce the opening
of his Medical Practice on
Tuesday, July 19th
at
59 Newgate St,
Goderich, Ontario.
Office Hours:
Monday thru Friday
9 a.m. 6 p.m.o
For Appointments call:
5244113 b ffora .filly 19th.
524-4121 a#tar July 19th.
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