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The neve roller skate ig,.program at the Clinton area
has: proved such an overwhelming success that the
rec'.committee has to buy 40 more skates as the
orginal 60 pair are all rented out Steve Campbell,
parks surpervlsor, says an adult only skate will
tried" on Thursday nights. Here Lisa, Dobson, left,'
Jody Murney, and Joy Taylor, all of Clinton have as
little spin. (News -Record photo)
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Ontario's deer seasons for 1980' h
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announced and with them. some important
c anges in the deer hunting regulations. The
m st significant change, of course, is the limited
"b cks only"- law this year.' Everyone applying
for a deer licenee:.this;year will receive a permit
valid only for_taking a deer that has .at leastone
`antler that is 7.5 cm •three inches) or more in
length. There will also be wine antlerless 'tags
available which will be distributed by a draw
'-system, which will alfw,does to be taken “by the
holder" of these validation tags, The antlerless.
tags will be affixed to the back of the regular
deer hunting licence.
In the past, when hunters were in a group of
two or more, arty one of the hunters was allowed
to shoot for the whole group. This policy still_
holds true for antlered deer, but• in the case of
antlerless deer, only the person who holds the
proper, valid ,permit may kill and: seal that
particular deer.
Complete details on how to apply for and ob-
tain an antlerless tag will be Mailed out to every
hunter who purchased ,a deer licence last year
and "complete information should be ;available
from licence issuers by the end of the month. One
of the better aspects of the new legislation is that
only residents of Ontario will qualify for the
antlerless tags.
Another change from past years concerns the
use of the game seal or "tag" as it has been
referred to. Previously, it has only been
necessary' -to tag a deer before it was tran-
sported, Technically., of course, as soon as that
deer was carried` or dragged, it. was being
transported, but the broad .interpretation was
actually "transported by motor vehicle". Now,
however, the game seal must -be *affixed im-
mediately at the site of the kill. Instructions on
how to attach the seal will be printed on it and the
hunter whose seal is on a deer must transport the
head of that animal with the seal attached. From
the sound of it, you betterlie•prepared to stop at'a
road . check and submit your deer for
examination by a Conservation Officer this year.
The basic deer licence will not be valid for
archers this year without an additional
validation_ tag affixed to it. This archery tag will
cost an additional $1 but.considering the ex-
tended seasons involved, should not be too hard
to bear.
Season here
Huron County (included in the grouping 'of
zones 89, 90, 91) will have -a three-day deer
season -this -year -rte: t1 -be a `controll • _ "
meaning the number of licences= -..issued will be
limited and they will be, available to residents
only. The "bucks only" regulations will apply as .-
welt, with anterless permits being distributed
(as far as I know) on a draw basis. Hunting with
dogs will not be allowed nor'Will high powered
"rifles. The season is open only for shotguns and
this year, for the first time, 'rnuzzel 'loaders. If
regulations run true to form as they have in the
past, it will be illegal for anyone to have iri their
assession shotgun sholle-epntaining shot sizes
larger then number two during the deer season
unless they are the holder of a valid deer licence.
It will also probably be illegal to carry a rifle or
larger cliber than .22 timfire during the season
and even then, this rifle must not be used for
hunting deer. These A last two regulations are
speculation on fny part, but I suspect they will be
in effect when theseasonsare announced to the
general public. The season here will run from
November 3rd (first -Monday .of ,the month) to
November 5th. Complete information can be
obtained .from the Ministry of Natural Resource's.
offices in Wingham.
The deer season in the rest of the province is
pretty much the same as last year, but there are
--some Changes in local districts so you would be
wise to check it out before you plan your
holidays. In the Kenora, Dryden and Atikokan
areas, there will he no seasons in Zones 5, 6, 8,
11B and 12A due to low deer densities. There will
be no archery season in Zones 12B, 13 and 21 and
• the gun season' has begin shortened in these areas
as well as tone 14. In the rest of, the Province,
seasons are the same as last year or in some
cases, extended slightly. In the traditional
central deer range, the season's open ; on
November 3, with the exception of Manitoulin
Island, which opens on the llth. The hunting
season summary shouldbe,Available by August,
so just use these dates a lr rough guide until the
' official openings are published. .,
golf a four letter...
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range. However in most
casesou will' find that
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your golf pro's shop at the
,course is your best bet.
Your professional is,
_Your
with golf as his
major line tand not just
one of many sports..He is
aware of what kind of
clubs would be best for
-you, by combining'your
ability, your future ex-
pectations, and , your
budget. He's the best one
to show you, what you
need to begin the game.
Prices range from very
inexpensive' clubs to
prices, that 'are only of
interest- to someone
making his living at the
game' �„
+Often" ``your pro ' wild
have some good second
harfd clubs available that
might be just what you
need to get started.
To begin the game most
golfers won't need a full,
set of clubs. A half set will
give you the choices
you'll need and if you buy'
an open stock set, you can
always add , the other
clubs Pater. 'This is an
advantage you cannot get
at most sporting goods
stores. 'In_ general the
clubs,sold through a pro
shop are- better quality
and will have a greater
resale value if you decide
to trade them in on
another set later on.
There is more to choosing
a set of clubs than meets
the eye. Such things as
weight, shaft flexibility,
length, and the .lie of the
club should be con-
sidered, so it's best to
have a knowledgeable
person help you choose.
When purchasing a golf
bag you will want Co
`consider the option qU__
• carrying or pulling ' the
dubs: Bags vary greatly
in size and styles as well
as materials. Most people
forego leather since it is
expensive and requires
more care than the new
manmade 'materials. Be
sure the bag is large
enough to carry the clubs
.without having to jam
them in which is
damaging to the grips. If
you decide to carry them,
a, light weight bag iS a
must, but it should be
sturdy enough to take the
wear and tear. Most light
-weight carrying bags are
not as stiffly structured
as other bags and are
therefore unsuited to
carts, where they sag. If
you are using a cart be
• sure to get a good stiff
bag that will stand. up.
With a cart yoti can use a
bigger bag if you need it
and can also invest in a
bag with more pockets
for other golf equipment.
Whichever .. style of bag
you choose, be sure you
have .amtile pockets for
balls, tees and possibly
some rainwear or a
sweater..
For those beginners
who elect to use a cart, be
sure to invest in a good
one. Some carts cost
-''rndre initially but they
last for years and it's
easy. to get parts if
something does go wrong.
Often people will buy a
cheaper ce Lb„ t 2y_the
end of .the summer it is
wired together and looks
like it should .be in a
- museum.
If you value your new
clubs at all you will take a
few dollars and get some
good headcovers to
protect the woods from
scratches. Knitted covers-
are best as they let, the
moisture out and reduce
the chances of the
clubhead, swelling or
losing its finish.
Now • that you, have
,these items, you will just
need some balls and tees.
Tees are a pretty basic
item and you won't have
to make, any major
decisions when you
purchase them. Balls are
a different matter. There
are a variety of balls with
some of the strangest
names, and also a variety
of prices. You don't need
top line balls so you will
save money there. Less
expensive balls are your
best bet and most
-beginners find that used
balls purchased second
hand are a better
bargain. (Second hand is
Turn to page 21
Randy Henry Was
fourth With Sing Outs
Hope,trained at Clinton
by Terry Rutledge, for:
Harold Eyre of Dublin in,
the seventh,
Bionic Al, Owned by Les.
C a m pb e.x l _Of Seaforth
finished:-:sseeond in the
eighth with' Ross Battin
up,, while. Dennis Jewitt
was third with Jodie Bay
for Alf Grumett of
Stratford and Dale
Kennedy of Seaforth was.
fourth with. his •Jeffrey. Hi.
MississkipPy led dearly'
`all the way in the ninth
before she was nipped. y"
K.C. Dillon just before
the wire: -"Walter Pepper
trains her at Clinton for
"Winst airTr3we'll' of"R:R:'/2,
Seaforth and her driver
was'John Muir. Fractions
for the anile were: 31.2 -
1:04:3;1:35.3-2:05.3.
The $1A00 feature 10th
race went to Nor Lea
Lynn, owned by Norman
and Leona.71 Amos. of
Kirkton in p, 2:04x3 with
Robert Taylor on the
bike. Skippy Dover,
owned and trained by
Lorne Tyndall of Clinton
with Frank MacDonald
driving,, battled Willas
Ferrica for second all the
way through the stretch. .
The latter was raised
near Londesboro by Mary
M. Shobbrook and is now
owned by Donna Lynne
Lamont of Waterloo with
f Ron Williamson driving.
In.. the; photo, Skippy
Dover was second with
Willis Ferrica third.
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John Muir: was ,tour
wit onal for Wayne
Ho net o Clinton.
T ex will be racing
again this Sunday at
Clinton with' "post' tih at
1:30 p.m. Three
qualifying races are held
at • 12:30 p.m. This Sun-
day, July 13, there will be
a driver competition at
Clinton and the same
drivers will compete at
Goderich on July 14th.
Goderich Raceway
opened for the 1980
season on Thursday, July
3 , with Fred Sadler of,
Parkhill winning five out
of the fen races. His first
time starter Rebel Duke
won the first in p,2:12;
Delos Bye Bye took a new
2:07.4 pacing record in
-the second; Tooter Bill,
owned by Newton Hayter,
had his first lifetime win
in p,2:10.2 in the sixth;
Flying One took a new
mark of p-,2:09.4 in the .
eighth for owner John
Tweddle; and Fred's own`
Dwye accounted for the
$1,000 tenth race
"Molsons Pace in 2:06,
Susie Doo Little was
second iii theifirst race..
for owner Frank.�Little:of Mother's fouxth, -
.. fourth , with Future.
Goderich with, Jack Russ Battin"'° drove Fortuue in the tenth, for
Duckworth up, while Princess. Penn to a Pani Roberts of Ildertoa,
'Susan Ann, . owned by second spot for Les while lJtab Counsel; a
.,James D. Kerr - .of Campbell of Seaforrh recent purchase - by
Dungannon, finished with Jeffrey Hi .fourth. Wayne Hornier of Clinton
third for .driver Randy Miss , Krista Hal finished'
Henry. Robert - Jerry . lowered her record from Harlo Champ, an.eight-
drove Ima Jerry to a 2;12 to 2:08.3 , with. A year-old ;. gelding .by
second place' finish .tor victory in the sevexith.- Timely Topic Lynn
H.O. Jerry of Goderich The. five-year-old Keith .Pale, Was claimed from
while Rand_Henry was Abbe pacing mare is his present ow r Lorne
third with Scarlet Dakali owned by Charles H. Dale for $2,000' out of the
for owner Uarold,tyre of, Brindley of Goderich. with fourth race at Goderich
Dublin in the second;. . Randy Henry up. Randy by James ill.. Watt of
Merrywood Lisa won •also finished second Blyth. •
the third for the. Broken, driving J.C.- Lornie Lee I have sold, my yfour-
M Stables of Goderich for Douglas R. Kerr of year-old pacing mare on
with John Mothers up, Dungannon in the eighth, Saturday, July 5 to Bruce
The three-year-old' filly while Emma C. Lee was'"Dupee of Clinton. She is
by Merrywood Rick �. fourth. Harlo Buffy, by Silver.
Merrywood Lady has also' Mid Storn, owned by,, Ronnie- Lynn Dale.
been third once from five Wayne Horner of Clinton, Lynn Dale has already,
lifetnme eta s - -'M`- 'on"'The iiir�ti "` n p;2;Q8:z pi f�ifuce-�?-"�Fie'�foTlowing
Missy McBride was for his second win of the record.. pacers: Harlo
first in p, 2:12.1 in the year with, Randy Henry; Bucky, 2:02.3; Judys
fourth for partners Les up.. Ron Williamson of Mighty Mac, 2:07.1 ;
Campbell of Seaforth and
Dave Kir of Goderich.
Harlo Champ was third
for owner Lorne Dale of
Clinton and driver Randy
Henry.
Frank MacDonald gave
Wee Devil her second win
of the year, tiMed in z
p,2:08.1, in the fifth.
Frank trains the six-year-
old Scarlet Wave
Armbro Debbie mare at
Clinton for Albert
Deblock • of Lucan.
Finishing second in the.
photo -finish was Gemini
Tide, . owned by Donald
Campbell of Goderich
with Gerry Roebuck on
the bike, with Imp -
Seaforth took second with. Harlo Champ, 2:10 and
his Australian bred Noble Lynn 2:12.2.
seven-year-old gelding At the present time '
Coju A. Ross Lovett has a baby
Gerry Roebuck was colt by Way Kid - Lynn
Dale at his, farm nea
Summerhill.
MONTMORENCY
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Starting July 18
'till August 10
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CLINTON RECREATION
COMMITTEE
Calendar for July
Beach Day
THURSDAY JULY 10
Swimming at Bayfield, bus Leaves the arena at 12:30
p.m. and returns at 4:00 p.m. Cost of '1. (to cover costs)
Sports Day
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FRIDAY JULY 11 - "FREE"
For kids of all ages - volleyball, basketball, badminton
and much more offered.
EVERY FRIDAY BEGINNING JULY 11 at 1:00
P.M. -Meet at high school. .
Senior Citizens' Card Party
MONDAY, JULY 14
1:30 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. at TOWN HALL, admission 50'
prizes and lunch.
Slim Trim Club
& -
TUESDAY `JULY 15 (every 'hues.)
Swimming, volleyball, basketball, badminton. Offered
FREE to ladies 16 and over EVERY TUESDAY afternoon
beginning July 8th, at 1100 p:m. until 2:30 p.m. Meet at
high school.
Senior Citizens' Trip -
to Blyth Theatre r,
THURSDAY, JULY 24
Featuring ST. SAM OF THE NUKE PILE. Cost of 91.50 in-
cludes TICKET and all-you•can-eat DINNER. REGISTER AT
TOWN HALL.
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,,Gymnastics Club
-TUESDAYS & FRIDAYS ,- d
Afternoons - 3:00 part, • 4:00 p.m.) atll o high school.
FREE.
Rollerskating °
Every Tuesday, Friday and Sunday. Thursdays ars
Adults only. 18 a over. '
Tiny Tot Time
"I ERY FRIDAY ,,
For 2.5 year•olds.-Every Friday from 10 a.m.-12 noon (Irl
case of rain 10.11 a.m.) Meet of ardna • please wear
bathing suits. 1
,
Tennis lessons
Wednesday Nights • Ladies 11 and up `1.50/hr.
Thursday Nights • Children i0 yrs. • 16 yrs. • 75`/hr.
Registration both Nights 1,ehind high school.
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