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,tember 18, 1974 Section Two iuCnada "o Race in aind Prix and for, the first time we wili be able to test it in advance, an opportunity which Canadians have not had in the past. In tact, Canadians have been iucky just to get a few, practice laps in a Grand Prix car before actuai competition. and we feel the Team Canada programi will enable uis to obtain a better reading of our Caniadian talent under more realistic conditions," said Rathgeb., 'n The 53-year-oid Rathgeb p- ointed out, that while Teamn ie Canada represented this ie countryý's best opportunîty to LII prepare for a Grand Prix le race, the team's objective, however, is to produce a acreditable showing. -"Grand Prix competition represents the ultîmate in motor racing and the indlvi- duals who drive regularly on A the GP circuit are a select group, therefore our first objective is to gain a quaiify- Sing spot on the grid and then to Sfinish the race in a respectable position. 'Obviously 1 am excited -it the project and feel we put together, in Eppie -'l"Te îuxeao tua", AI Levine, Irom Buffalo, New York, performed twice a day at the Autofest Autorama, Oshawa Civic Auditorium, September 14 and 15. "The Tuxedo Kid" does Ailtypes of stunt riding and motorcycle jumping. He is the only professional motorcycle Jurhper who does not use a Ianding ramp when he jumps. is cieverly laid to resemble the Saddlewood Acres, but this path a real fox would take. fail meets are also to be held However, whenever the way a t iiaiven lrin-resi.. e FIDAY 5 p.m. - 10 p.m. * SATURDAY 1lp.m. -l1Op.m. *SJN'D'AY 12noon -6p .m,. -VO ýVWERYONE WELCOMIEL ýàDMISSI@N: *1.00 Fain l7 SOC0. eh tPHONE 983-5536 QDTION EXCELLENCE INING LOUNGE ,ýLIZING UN lýHotel 15. ~ 9Miles North of 401 RES TA LURANT Serving Delicious Chinese Food uke-Out Orders a Speciaçlty tELAXING MEAL p~ AY 0F SHO'mPPINIG 623-5412 Hunt Plans for Excitingi Fail Season A group of interested peo- pie, who had ideas and hopes of forming a Hunt Club, were invited to visit the Toronto and North York Hunt Club last February. They kindly donat- ed hounds to get he Bethany Hills Hunt started. The Hamil- ton Hunt also donated a couple of hounds. The lieadquarters, of the Hunt is Saddlewood Acres Equestrian Centre, owned by dam and Jan Smith. Jimn Smith also offered to aet as Huntsman (wthout pay). So now Saddiewood Acres is the home of Canada's youngest Hlunt. Fox hunting is a very ancient sport, steeped in unbroken tradition for several hundred years. The hounds used in the hunt are pure bred from the original hoiîncls of the Duke of Beaufort, in the seventeenth century. The pinks or beautiful red jackets andc creamn colored breeches worn by thl-e hunt officiais are the samie outfits as were worn when the sport began. Nearly and Paul, the most, efficient auto racing combination availabie to us at this time in Canada," said Rathgeb. 1 The Brabham1 BT 42 wil spend the next few weeks at Wietzes' workshop in Thorn-2 hili while a full week of testing bas been planned for Mosport Park, Septemiber 9-13. The car %will be painted in red and white and carry the Canadian Maple Leaf Fiag as its emblemr, simnilar to that formerly used by the Com- stock Team. Over the years Rathigeb financed, drove and mnanaýged the Comistock Racing, Teami which left 'a formidable record of successes. They included the design of the first rear engined racing car, victory ini the 1961 Canadian Grand Prix -- a 200 mile sports racing car evTent -- by the Peter Ryan of Mont Tremnblant, two victories in the Sheli 4000 raliy, and three wins in the Canadian Winter Rally. This was also the, first Canadiani team- to Campaignl cars at Daytona, Sebring and Le 'Mans, using Canadian driver,ýs and crewsexisvy every. hunt throughout the. is thatin many clubs they no world starts with the tradi- l onger hunt foxes. They use a tionai stirrup cup and ends scent that is laid before the with a hunt breakfast. hunt begins, i a surprise The only real change that route over low jumps and bas taken place in fox hunting through interesting terrain. It Orono Amateur Athletic Association SATURDAY September 2l ORONOARENA TED KOSS and Orchestra $5.00 per couple Refreshments available. Moatthers Mother's is open fromn 11:00 a.m. 'tili 1:00 a.m. Monday through Thursdayfrom il1:00 a.m. 'tili 2:*00 a. m. Friday and Satu ay, and f rom 1:00 pm' tili1 1:'00 a.m. Sunday. M On pickup orders, allow 15 ,to, 20 minutes for a perfect pizza.' Mother's Pizza ParJour andSpaghetti Hlouse "More thanijustia place to eat" 1208 SlICOE ST. NORTHI - OSHJAWA *576-440'1 '172 KING ST. EAST - OSHAWA e '7660 ±miig sa uuuu way tiuee your horse in trimi. It is really a fun sport, because of, and some mighit assume in spite of, the rigid tradition that surrounds it. People who enjoy riding cani get together and have a challenging ride with enjoy- able companions. It is a social activity as well as an equest- rian one. Mlany people owni horses but don't have ai good opportunity to get out and e njoy themn. The Hunt is the obvious answer. People corne from Cobourg, Port Hope, Castieton,I Brooklîn, Oshawa, Omnemee, Lindsay and Peter- borough to enjoy the excite- ment of the Hunt. Membership is reasonabie and hunting takes place every Sunday and every second Wednesday dur- ing the Spring and Fal.' The Hunt as a rule meets at being hèlId Sunday Sept. 15th., at 9 a.mn. a t Saddlewood Acres. At this timieanayone wishing to try hunting on a trial basis is invited. Please contact the Mlaster of the Hunt, Mrs. Carol Rhodes 41l-723-20241. The Hunter Trials are beinig held on Sunday, Oct. l3th at 10 a.mi. at Maplehaven Farmn (the Spenceleys). This is the Hunt's one mnoney making event. Itis a Hunter competi- tion show, open to ail. On Sunday, Sept. 8th, Sad- lewood Acres (dan and Jim Smith) were hosts to a doint MVeet with the Toronto and North York Hunt and aiso the Hunt Breakfast, which foilow- ed. About 40 riders took part in the ilunit and the visitors fromn Toronto were very enthusi- astic about our facilities and this district. as weII as FUL~L COURSE DINNERS HOURS: Mon.-Tues-Wed. 8 a.m. - 10 p.m. Thurs.-l? ri.-Sat. 8 a.m. - 12 midnight Stýpday 9a.m. - 10p.m. OSHAW A CENTRE oni sfil ( q Tomorrow Night. at 7:00 p.m. Manygret nw tave1 1 ackgesforthe We have a whole new concept in Holiday Manygret nw trvelpacagesforthe Planning ... and it starts the minute you upcoming seasons are avaiable. We would walk in our big orange doors. 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