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By Michele Flowers Clinton. On the basis of
Canada is rapidly thege results, and- -with
becoming a nation of the hope in mind that, they .
participants rather. thanmay foster some of the
spectators. Recreation is growing " interest in
broadening its scope. Old recreation; some pilot
activities are being .projects are underway':
rediscovered, neW ones
are being developed and Lacrosse - Participation
more and more ii)eople & Demonstration
are becoming involved. Mr. Ed Richter,, of
On a smaller scale, Kincardine, is corning to
Clinton reflects this 'the Clinton Arena on
trend. Thursday, August 9th-, at
The prelim in a r y 7 p.m. He willbe bringing
results of the Recreation with him some members
Interest Survey have -
been compiled from the
forms returned by the
interested citizens of
of his team to aid him in.
demonstrating the skills
of lacrosse - and in
teaching some of those
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Dance
A dance for the younger
crowd in town is to be
held at the Arena on
Friday, August 17th from
8:30 p.m. to 1 a.m. The
dance is being, organized
skills to the interested
young. people of Clinton.
He will also be bringing.a
short film from the
Ontario Lacrosse
Association :with -him.
Anyone interested
should be at the arena on
Thursday, August 9th at 7
p,m.'Let Mr. Richter and
his team members, who
are heading to the
Ramblings from the races.
'from page 6
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Meadowland is owned
and trained by Bob
Vanstone of Benmiller.
Dairity Meadoyv took a,
new record brp, 2:09.3
which,...was just one-fifth
of a second faster than
her 2:09.4 mark set last
yesar.:
a Frank MacDonald of
Clinton was "second, with
• Wee Devil for trainer
Dave $hamblow and
owner Albert DeBlocli of
Lucan in the first. The
five-year-old Scarlet
Wave mare was making
her first lifetime start.
Jeffrey Hi was second for
owner - trainer- driver
Dale Kennedy of Seaforth
in the third, while Tim'
Robinson took third with
his pacer Rohelja in the
fourth. John Muir of
Seaforth finished fourth
with his Keystone
Shawnee in the fifth.
Clarence Young of
Lucan won the sixth with
Lucan •Boy in 2:11.2,
while Gerry Roebuck was
second with Jolly Killean
for Lionel Arbour of
Goderich. Randy Henry
finished third with
Moorelands Dick for
Bruce Dupee of Clinton
while Janet Jewitt's Belle
Dariel took fourth with
Dennis on the bike.
, Granny Mathers, with
Ray Mathers up for the
Broken M. Stables of
GoderiCh, had to $
for second after a very
close photo -finish with
Littlelakes Pride in 2:08.4
in the ninth. John Muir
'took third driving Prima
Daisy for John Bettke of
Hensall and Roy
Baynham of Kippen.
This coming Sunday,
August 5 will feature the
Radio Shack 't OHHA
four-year-old Pacing
Series at Clinton Kin-
smen Raceway. The
present track record for
pacers of 2:02.3 was set
by Carl MacArthur
driving Scarlet Son in this
event in 1977, so a new
record is possible on
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Sunday. Post titpe at
Clinton is 1:30 p.m. with
qualifying races held at
12:30 p.m.
On Thurklay, July 26,
Goderich Raceway
featured two divisions of
the Radio Shack - OHHA
pacing series. Dynamite
Leroy, a Seton Hanover
horseyvith a 2:01.1 record
this year, had the fastest
mile in 2:04. Future
Fortune•was second, with
Carl MacArthur taking
third with Pike Pole for
John Cox of Wingham
and Wm. Laverty, of
Seaforth.
Red Dodger, with a
mark of 2:01 this year
accounted for the other
division in . 2:04L1,
followed br-Mr. Jon Bob
and Happy Chips.
Fancy Slipper, a two-.
year-old filly by Fast Clip
- Scarlet Slipper, won her
first lifetime start in p,
2:14 with driver Gerry
Roebuck. She is trained
by • Carl Fisher of
Goderich who co-owns
her with Grant Fisher.
Claybrook Misty, owned
by Alvin Dutot of Clinton,
was third with Verdun
Vanstone on,. the.. bike,
while Lady Elm finished
fourth for driver Bill
German of. Goderich,
trainer James Storey of
Clinton and owner. Ross
Quinn of Mount Hope.
John Muir of Seaforth
droVe the 14:year-old
pacer G.D. Direct to his.
second win in a row for
Dave Muir in the second.
Jack Meriam was second
with Ragtime Kid for
Charles 'and Clara
Brindley of Goderich,
while Robert Faulds
finished third with Skippy
Del for Warren Shera of
Seaforth. Bill Rapson of
Holmesville was fourth
with trotter Flame
Messenger for Gorlyn
Acres in the third.
(yerry Roebuck gave
the 14 -year-old pacer
Mikes Jimmy Lynn his
Hensall news
By Bertha MacGregor
• Mrs. Ross Corbett,
• accompanied by her
mother Mrs. Ruth
Taylor, of Clinton,
motored to Kilworthy,
Ontario last week *here
they visited with the
latter's son and daughter-
in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Morris Taylor and
daughters.
Mrs. Pearl Baynham of
London was a weekend
visitor With Mrs. Ger-
trude Moir.
Miss Dale Gooding of
, Parkhill spent a few days
fast week visiting with
her grandmother, Mrs.
Edgar Munn.
Family tour ,
Western Canada
Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Neilands, Mike and
Susan, Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Neilands, Gerry
and Miss Kathy Neilands,
London returned home
after an enjoyable three
weeks' touring and
holidaying with relatives
in Manitoba, Saskat-
thewan, Alberta, ,British
• Columbia and 3asper
Park.
Mrs. Paul Neilands
enjoyed visiting her home
S
town of .Gravelburg,ask., where she was
bOrn. Mrs. Neilands left
theee some 40 years ago
and found very little
chtingei.being made,. and
WAS thrilled to visit the
hotrie Where her parents
resided When the family
Was at iorne.
also attended the
Wedding of their son Sohn
Eitie joAnn
Strang lii
Edmonton, Mita.
Mrs. Emma Farquhar
and Miss Dorothy
Farquhar of London have
spent the past two weeks
here preparing for the
household sale of Mrs.
Farquhar' which was
held on Saturday.
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third win of the year for
owner Fred McCutcheon
of London in the fourth.
John Muir was second
with Careless Andy for
Paul Schenk and Lloyd
Lamport of Crediton
while -14:0. (Bud) Jerry of
Goderich took fourth w,th
his Muddy Royal.
Emma C. Lee had her
third win from six
lifetime starts in 2:12.3,
The five-year-old pacing
mare by Vandyke
-Hanover-Lily Marlene is
•owned and trained by
Carman Kerr of
Goderich. Miss Krista
Hal was fourth -with Jack
Meriam up for owner,
Charles Brindley of
Goderich.
Dale Kennedy of
Seaforth had a second
with Dianne Camp in the
sixth. He co-owns the
eight-year-old Camp
Hanover pacing mare
• with Jim Finlayson,and
Gord Dick. Dennis, Jwitt
finished third with
Highland Birthday for
owner Ian Fleming. of
Clinton while Gerry
Roebuck was fourth with
Yvonnes Jeff for Wayne
and Janet Bennewies of
Crediton.
Auburn Forbes N,
owned and trained' by
Wayne Horner of Clinton,
was driven to his third
win this year by Randy
Henry in the eighth.
Benmiller Buddi, owned
by Lois Vanstone, with
Verdun on the bike,
closed strongly to finish
second by a nose over
Gerry Roebuck driving
Nancy Meadow that he
co-owns with George
Feagan of Goderich.
David Kirkby of Goderich
was fourth with his Missy
McBride after winning
two, heats with her at
Listowel Fair on
'Saturday.
1-1.0. ('Bud) Jerry of
Goderich was second
with his six-year-old
Scarlet Wave pacing
mare in the tenth, while
John Shaddick finished
third with Claybrook
Kaola for Lionel Kloss of
Goderich. There will be
races again this, Thur-
sday, August 2 at
Goderich Raceway with
post time at 7:45 p.in.
Karina Hanoyer,
owned by Bill Fleming of
Clinton, was third at
Greenwood Raceway in
Toronto on July 24.
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Championship's later' this
month, show you what the
sport of lacrosse is all
about. If youare inT,
tprested in learning some -
of the skills, the only
eqUipment you need is a
pair of running shoes and
hockey helmet and gloves
if you have them. The
Clinton Recreation
Committee owns a set of
lacrosse sticks.
Mr. Richter will 13.e
teaching. the youngsters.
twelve years of age and
under from 7 to 8 tp.m."
and everyone else from 8
p.m. on, Spectators are
very welcome.
Trainer -driver for the
.three-year-old filly by
Armbro Nesbit is Tom
Strauss.
At Hanover Raceway
on Saturday night, Alvin
Hamilton, competing in a
driver championship
thatch, drove Skippy
Dover to a third place
finish for owner -trainer
Lorne Tyndall of Clinton.
JOT.' Mathers of
Goderich was fourth with
both Imp Mathers • and
K.T. Judge.
John R. Chief was
second at Elmira
Raceway for owner -
trainer -driver Bill
Rapson of Holmesville on
Monday night.
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by 'the znembers of the
pool staff', playground
'staff and other interested
young people in Clinton.
Proceeds of the dance
,will go to the Pool Fund.
• Canoeing
A canoeing clink will
be held in the Clinton Pool
beginning Saturday,
Augustillth. The,basics of
canoeing will be taught
by several avid canoeists
in the Town with a
lifeguard present at .all
times.
There will. be three
sessions, the last session
being held on Saturday,
August 25th. During the
session, the children will
learn how to manouever a
canoe, how to get in and
out of a canoe, boat safety
and many other things. A
film will be shown, the
first Saturday and on the
last Saturday morning,
the children may be
taken out to a pond in the
Hullett Conservation
Area.
Enrollment in the clinic
will be limited to a
maximum of 15 people on
a first come, first serve
basis. To enroll in the
program, please contact
Michele Flowers at the
Town Hall (482-3997).
Volleyball •
If there is enough in-
terest shown by in-
dividuals between the7
ages 21 to 45, I will
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on. Wechlesclari Au&st
I5th from 8 to 11
Please contact Michele
Flowers at the Town Hall
(3-3b97) if you' are in-
tereste.d.
Unless I can guarantee
that there will be at least
12 people there, I will not
finalize the
arrangements. Next
week's paper will carry a
confirm tion or can-
cellation f this event.
Tennis
• Arrangements are
underway to hold a tennis
demonstration at the new
courts behind the high
school. In addition, steps
are being taken to
organize a Tennis Club
here in Town.
Anyone interested in
becoming invollfed with
the organization of such a
club should contact
Michele Flowers at the
Town Hall.
Anyone looking for a
tennis partner, to play
with, please -send your
name and telephone
number in to me at the
Town Hall. I will try to
compile a list of available
players.
Gymnastics
There was considerable
interest in gymnastics
expressed through the
Recreation Interest
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CLINTON N:g.VVS,RECQRP, THITRSPAY,AV•PVST'g.),
Housewjws beat Goderieb
place
Survey.t1 Paw trying to
make arrangements for a
• demonstration in gym-
nastics to. be held some
time this month.
Perhaps at this time
arrangaments could be
made to organize a
Gymnastics Club in
Clinton if there is
significant interest.
Horeshoe Pits -
The* Recreation
Committee is looking into
restoring the horeshoe
pits behind the Legion.
There will be an an-
nouncement in the paper
when the pts are
available for use.
Schedule of Events
H. Lobb & Sons and
Century Sprayer have
generously . offered to
sponsor the placement of
an advertisement' in the
paper each week lising
the activities of interest
taking place in..C.linton.
The first edition of
this advertisement can be
found on the sports page
of this week's paper.
Coaches of teams with
whom I have not already
been in contact are asked
to send me a list of their
upcoming home games so
that they can be included
in this list. Contact the
Town Hall about any
upcoming recreational
events which you feel
should be included in this
list..
Th e
Housewives hosted the
Goderich Elevator
baseball team on July 26
and swamped their
visitors 17-3.,
But it wasn't until the
bottom of i -the second
inning that Clinton took
the lead with a single hit
by Jan Rutledge. in the
bottom of the seventh
inning the Housewives
left the Goderich-teaml
behind and went on a
rampage, widening their
lead to 8-0.
Goderich threatened in
the fourth inning with
three runs on two errors
by the Housewives, but
Clinton held on the
bottom of the fourth when
Carol Lobb hit a triple,
bringing Mary Morley in
to score. Clinton con-
tintled-their Strong game
in the sixth inning, with
six additional runs.
At the end of the game,
Goderich had left seven
runners on base while
Clinton left only three.
The winning pitcher for
the Housewives was Gail
Daer.
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