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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1984-08-15, Page 15, • •.• . WO' • • ',.';'••,•Ir•A)". •••. ••", • VebrOn,'ht 0040 • etPRIct cbi1den'.from 014, exciting and fun fill day of • be official opening ceremonies 9:30 a.m. at the Clinton •awway Grandstand, and activities will rup throughout , the day . until- the closing • ceremonies 4404: ; The .CligtoOlaYground participants will 1!1. sta0g. a ,cultural Fair, of those cow, • Wes represented in the Olympics; at the Clintokkena Auditorium 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. Come out, and see their displays!! • • Canada's Wonderland Trip The Chilton Summer Playground pro- c, , • rarn IS B on Wed open. to PPP e • of a milli* by contacting Mgt* na•alitilt9ritint at tio,m, 0414001*.ri#400398,MaMha Wonderland 15 p • Details are Peggy member womb:Leaf ,tehgetsAteuMini.pro 10,0;441., :nine,:!StParffana:t 4824731, A reminder to that Bus, seating The. Clintilonicel7cenulaintenniEla*1 (*Cosnunittee m- conjimetion with the Clinton LACAC are happy to announce the Ministry of Tourism and Recreation Bicentennial Fitness Pro- ject Mit be in Clinton Friday August 17, 6 p.m. at the aintonArena. This special event will involve a clitiic,Op jogging and walking. Fbllowed by historic LACAC walk and distribution of Personal Fitness kits (pro9ided FREE to first 50 registrants). See Your Sneakers Asim Seliedgi Pit Five Sewa Congratulations to. the 10140114W dividuals for. successfully participatingifl the Fit Five ProgreiririS ,Shannon PreSZCnwr. 10/01 One and Jacquie Draper tirvairOlip Fit,Five Level One form S are available at thelollowhig locations: Town Office, Arena; McLeans.,,News4Recerd and the Pool. Reci‘tionVilice All Clinton and Area residents are asked to take note that the Recreation Director's office is now. located (until completion of Town Hall Offices) in the Basement of the Clinton. Public Library. Entrance to the Of- fice is either from the back of the library ( use steps) or thrill* the library. The new An imported Arena Schedule' meeting (.10111Whehl Wednesday August 297 pm. at ton Public School. 71101400 Your atigo • have a representative at meeting. Any orgeannalzdb during gWPMial On. months planthe Clintont0 Arena individuals or groups wanting to start new Programs must contact the Recreation Director at 482-3398, prior to thialneeting. Fall Prograin The Clinton Fall Recreation Guide is be- ing prepared and will be available for distribution by mid-September. Should you have any ideas or suggestions please con- tact the Recreation Director as soon as Possible:- attin turns in fastest mile during pacing series By Lois Ribbings • Two exciting divisions of the first leg of the Clinton - Goderich pacing- series were featured at Clinton raceway on August 12. ; Ross Battin of Monkton turned in the fastest mile of the day with his Princes Sister in 2:04.2 in the second division. The four. -year-old mare by the Good Time sire, Good, Bye Columbus, had taken a new. ?:02.3 record on August 7 at Flamboro Downs: victory by John Muir. with a 2:00 record already, won the third Astra Blaze by Blaze Hanover was driven to Ross Battin was third with Jackies Teddy for the Wayne Horner Stables of St. Marys. Claybrook Nifty, driven by Randy McLean for Vincent Hodgins of Denfield, had his first lifetime win in a:10.1 in a photo - finish over Centinare, with Frank • Mac- . Donald Alp, for May and Welter Pepper of MOW. a five-year-old Scram-Alexene HS_ plare, owned by Joe Lane of Seaforth, Rick Hodgins was second with Freddie Flanagan ,forMac Hodgins of Parkhill, wen her first of the year from 10 starts with . while Fred Sadler finished third drivingf RoseBattin on the bike. Wayward Wind for the B.G.R. Stables o Randy McLean finished second with Par- sons Prince for James McGillivray of Lon - Blyth. Brent Vincent won the first division n don, • while Ken Hopkins of Hanover was i third with his Sugar Valley Dale. 2:i 05.4 with a two-year-old River Captain Shelley Moffatt of Wroxeter started, her cOlt, River Mate, ownedbyThomas Vincent driving career off with a second place finish of Allenford. • with RJ Kennedy in a 2:08 mile in the eighth. Bye Bye Tide and G.G. Columbo finished The second leg of the Clinton: - Goderich M a dead -heat for second for their Goderich Pacing Series Stakes will be held at Clinton Randy McLean drove Bye Bye Tide for owners. Raceway on August 19 with post -time at 1:30 • Donald Campbell, while Ray McLean was p.m. On the bike for G.G. Columbo and partners Lendesboro Lady, sold last fall by Robert Paul Dougherty, Leroy Meriam and Bob Hoggarth to Edward Lahey of Cambridge, - Deer. took a new 2:01.2 record at Flamboro Downs MerrywooC1 Liz, owned by Bill Bennett of on August 12. Seaforth, won her fourth of the year from 11 • Breeder of the speedy four-year-old mare by Keystone Mead -, Miss Belle Bars by starts with a 2:05.$ mile in the sixth. Poplar Volo is Fred (Pete) Fowler of ryweod Rick mare for trainer Karen Ben- , Ross Battin drove'the eight-year-old Mer- Londesboro. Miss Belle Bars also has RJ Direct, a 'heft. , John Muir of Seaforth took third with Scamp Direct gelding with earnings of over 'Chancey Dodger for. Dave Morrissey $26,000 and a 2:02.4 record, at the races, as of well as Londesboro Chief, a three-year-old Tennis lessons began last week in Clinton. Clintonians, young and old are participating in the lessons which are held Monday and Thursday evenings from 6:30 to 8 p.m. (James Friel photo) Give. Ifout livestock ORSOMPlef... Complete line of Fly products for your house and born needs. Armbro Dick was first in 2:00.1 on August 7, while Fergus Hanover won in 1:58 on August 10. - Armbro Bryan, owned by Rene Dupuis of Seaforth, finished second in a 2:04.1 mile at Flamboro Downs on August 8. Jonquette, owned by Larry Daw of Clinton, and Claude Daw of Mississauga, was third for Randy McLean in a 2 V mile the same night. JJ Danny won in 2:04.3 for owner Ian Fleming of Clinton at Hanover Raceway on August 8, while Ray/ Mathers was third with KD Champ for the Broken M. Stables of. Goderich.. 'Ray Mathers -also finished second with Kim Mathers in a 2:06.3 mile in the first. Springtime Flicka, owned by Douglas Kerr of Dungannon, was .second. in a 2:06.4 mile at Hanover on Saturday night. Clever N Smart was second for owner Ron Kerr of Goderich at Elmira on August 10. BJs Nyota, owned by George Telford of Bayfield finished second in a 2:04 mile at Dresden on Sunday afternoon. Four divisions of the Ontario Sires Stakes for two-year-old pacing colts and geldings, competing for total purse mone'y of $34,168 were featured at Goderich Raceway on Thursday night and as usual, Dave Wall, formerly of Kincardine, but now living near Komoka was in the limelight. Dave set a new track record with Snipper, owned by his daughter Dawn, and Dave Marrinan of Lfican, in the fourth division. • The son of Springer (standing at Gord Pullman's farm near Seaforth) - Trulys Ansa Craig. Scram gelding, timed . m 2:04.4 while - Pride by Skippys Pride C, paced his last half Direct Roger returned to his old home mishing second earlier this year track and won the $1,200. Preferred Han- L. Stili to. '' in 58.4 for a 2:01.1 winning mile, breaking dicap Pace in 2.05 with Rob Liridenfieldup sBcomeares Londesboro Don and the old mark of 2:01.2 'set by Derbys Gent in for Arnold Lindenfield of Exeter. s . co y ars, bothby cram. 1974 and equalled by iNillVan Duke last year. „Lorne Tyndall of Clinton raised the seven- Linlor Rodger, owned by Holmesville Snipper has earnings to dated $62;378 and . . took fourth• : A yea1d Roger 7-- Misspirect,Bakerkipaceri Valley Farms of Clinton, finished seconsztjx4,44,11:,5.74record rm.% t anctnne-s,e,_ .,A_Randy McLean ,with Violas , a inner of 421,286 with 'a 2'0i.4 re0ord. a 2:04.3 division of The Little Saratoga Pace _gond 4twelve 1i*tin gi.tx,....10.ettoivcie for Ben Feagan of Goderich. i i ,Fr Sadler was second with his, CoUntrY for trainer - driver Brad Vanstone at Dave Wall also won the third division with Randy Henry gave Mikes Dodger a new ' Topper, followed by Ross Battin driving Dresden Raceway on August 6.. Rogie Herbert, by Seedling Herbert - 2:07 record in the tenth for lessee Frank. Delas Image and John Muir with Red Oak John Lester was third with Goshen Girl, Dream Herbert by Knight Dream,: timed in StrooP of Ethel, while Ray Mathers finished "Expreas. co -owned by Ken Parke of Varna in a 2:06.2 2:03.2, for the Wm. H. Herbert Stables Ltd. fourth with Lady Scarlet for Donald Jennifers Beauty, owned and trained by mile in the tenth. ' of Lambeth. . Williams of Forest and Kevin Williams of Case Buffings of Clinton, took a new 2:07.2 ° Two pacers owned by Stewart McCall of Rogie Herbert has a 1:59 record and his . Goderich. -record in her seventh start of the year: ' Seaforth were winners at Greenwood earnings from 10 starts total $59,903. • There will .be races again at Goderich The four-year-old mare by Way Kid - Raceway in Toronto recently. Darrell Seelster a Tarport Count gelding, Raceway on August 16, at 7:45 p.m. division in 2:01.4 for trainer -driver -owner Ted Jacobs of Fenwick, Arthur Schooley of Waterloo and Pat Haughton of Weston, over Dave Wall with La Habra Ahnahurst for Boyce Stables, Inc. of London. John Hayes, Jr. won the first division in 2:04.2 with the Jade Prince colt Noble Talent, a recent winner` in 1:59.3 for Ken Sucee of Oshawa, Robert Perry of Willowaale and Joe Guest of Bowmanville. Mar El Patsy, a four-year-old Zip Tar mare, owned by Lionel Klose of Goderich, won her third straight with Bob Daer on the bike in the 2:07 mile. Randy McLean took third with Highland Success for Arawana Farms of Milton. Ross Battin drove I'm A Charger to a 2:09.3 victory in his first lifetime start. The three-year-old colt by Marshmallow - Delilah Herbert by Dean Herbert is owned by James O'Neill of Goderich. Jack Duckworth finished third with He's Special, owned by, Carman Kerr of Goderich. Ted McLean was second with Deep Run Super, co -owned by his wife, Alma; in a 2:04.4 mile in the first. Randy McLean gave Garmor Enuff his sixth win from 16 starts for Tom McLean of Goderich, with a 2:08 mile, while Randy Henry took third with Windspun, trained by August De Groof for Irene Colquhoun of - London. Handy Slipper, owned by trainer -driver • Carl Fisher and his brother Grant, of Goderich, took a new 2:04 record in winning his first of the year from six starts. The four-year-old gelding by Fast Clip - Scarlet Slipper by Scarlet Wave, had seven wins, one second and two thirds from 13 starts hi 1963 and a 2:05 record. WATERING and WATERING and STILL not getting rid of brown patches on your lawn? Maybe INSECTS are your problem. CALL FOR FREE ANALYSIS THE ed. 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CLINTON - The Junior C Mustangshave The cost wasn't worth it," Mustangs' Manager Wayne Wiggins said. "This year we've decided to phone last year's players and some midgets and juveniles," Mr. Wiggins added. The team will also use newspaper advertising as another vehicle of promoting their training camp. For further information on the Mustangs' • training camp contact 482-3530, 482-9941 or 482-9755. announced the tentative date for this year's opening day of traiiling camp as Sept. 17, 8 p.m. at the Clinton Arena. This year the Mustangs' management has decided not to mail out personal invitations to the players. Instead, they've decided to take advantage of the Channel 12 coming • events calendar and other forms of advertising the training camp. • "In the past personal invitations were CLINTON ARENA September 17 to September 29. 1984 REGISTRATION FEE S65, Classes: 5 p.m. 6-9 years 6:30 p.m1014 years Registration Forms at . . Clinton Arena, Town Hall and Jeffrey's Enterprises„Goderich. Registration ends on September 1,, ASV 4111 1984. Clarence Neilan Arena Manager FOR BACK TO SCHOOL .•00 SHEET 1" VINYL BINDER SPECIALS $1.F39 !1,49 :1Ec,Ns2:35 'PLUS MANY MORE SPECIALS 3,