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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1987-09-16, Page 8Page 8 —CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1987 Hunting Ethics • Ethical hunters are concerned about the environment and non - game species. • Ethical hunters support sound wildlife research, management, laws and enforcement • Ethical hunters are skilled in the use of the tools of the sport Be it rifle, shotgun, or bow, they know its capabilities and its limits. • Ethical hunters do not measure the success of the day afield by the quantity of game taken, rather by the quality of the experience. • Ethical hunters observe the rules of safe and skillful firearm handling and fair chase as well as all of the regulations that apply. • Ethical hunters do not trespass. • Ethical hunters obey all laws. FALL PROGRAM '87 at VANASTRA RECREATION CENTRE Starts September 21 to November 28 YOUTH AQUATIC RED CROSS WATER SAFETY FEE $27 00 YELLOW Tuesday Thursday Saturday ORANGE Tr,Psday Thursday Satur.lay RFD Tuesday Saturday MAROON SURVIVAL Tuesday Saturday P1 U F Tuesday Saturday 10 Weeks 500 530pm 600 6.30 am 230 300pm 530 600pm 630 700pm 200 ?30pm 600 630pm 1 30 200pm 500 530 pm 200 1 30pm 530 600pm 200 230pm 600 630pm 130 200pm 630 71S pm PRE-SCHOOL AQUATIC MOMS & DADS Help your child learn to swim to enter water without hesitation. to he able to put head under water Fonw hubbies feel comfortable with fk,ats FEF 5T7 00 10 Weeks PARENT TOTS (up to 2 years( Monday 6 30 7 00 Friday A M 9 30 1000 GUPPIES & PARENTS (2 to 4 years) Monday 6 30 7 00 p m Tuesday 11 00 11 30 a m KINDERGYMSWIM 13 5 years) FEE 534 00 10 Weeks hour gym , hour pool Friday 9 30 10 30 a m RLSS BRONZE MEDALLION FEE 166 00 (Includes material & exam fee) Must be 13 years to take the test. Monday 700•830pm SLALOM KAYAK INSTRUCTION FEE $27.00 5 Weeks Thursday 8 00 8 30 p m Course outline -equipment and safety discus stons. kayak skills (sweeps and rolls) and sell rescue and rescue of others Limit 5 participants ARTHRITIC EXERCISE FEE 127 00 10 Weeks Fridays 11 30 12 00 p m Exercise in the comtort of warm water in the shallow end for arthritic or injury aches and pain5 FITNESS FOR FUN A fun way to exercise to music AQUAFIT (Water Exercise) Thursday only 7 00 7 45 p m FEE 127 00 10 Weeks FITNESS CLASS ONLY Mon & Thurs FEE 135.00 10 Weeks FITNESS CLASS WITH POOL Mon & Thurs Pool Time FEE $41 00 10 Weeks AQUAFIT and FITNESS CLASS Thurs Only 7 00 9 00 p m FEE 150 00 10 Weeks GENTLE FIT For The Not So Young Not So Slim FEE $32 00 10 Weeks Monday 800 900pm CO-ED AQUATIC FEE $27 00 10 Weeks TEEN ADULT CLASSES Tuesday Only Non Swimmer 7.30 8 00 p.m. Beginner 1 8 2 8 00 8 30 p.m WATER GAMES FEE $17 00 10 Weeks or $2.00 Evening Wednesday 7 30 8 00 p.m. Includes Water Basketball. Water Volleyball, Water Polo. Shallow Water Polo. Etc. Age 10 yrs & over TUESDAY NIGHT SPECIAL Use of Fitness Room and Sauna, 7 00 8.30 pm,andPool from 830•930p.m .for ON• LY 12 75 every TUESDAY NIGHT Must be 16 yrs and over ADMISSIONS POOL CHILD (up to 12 years) STUDENT (13 to 17 years) ADULT (includes sauna) FAMILY' SENIOR CITIZEN SAUNA FITNESS ROOM (Includes sauna adult) 900 p m 930 p m SCUBA SCUBA available this Fall For information call 482 3544 ESSO SWIM CANADA FEE 130 00 10 Weeks Wont a change from the Red Cross Colour le.,nls9 Improve on your starts strokes and turns build up your endurance competitive swim training levels Mondays 5 00 6 00 p m LADIES AQUATIC FEE $27 00 Monday Morning AQUAFIT (fitness for fun) ADVANCED BEGINNER 11 BEGINNER 1 NON SWIMMER 10 Weeks 9 30 1000 10 30 11 00 11 10 1000om 1030am 1100 am 11 30 am 1200 p m . Ll lee FREE DINNERS WITH EVERY 3-MTH FULL MEMBERSHIP 700 745pm S 80 1 75 2 75 6 50 1 75 2 00 2 75 must be 16 years old or with SWIM TIMES ADULT SWIM TIMES Mon. Wed & Fri Wednesday OPEN SWIM TIMES Mon Tues & Thurs Wednesday Friday Fun Night Sot 8 Sun 1200 1 15 p 800 900pas 830 930 p m 600 730pm 700 800 p m 300 430 p m FAMILY SWIM ONLY Sunday 700 300 pm MEMBERSHIPS 3 MONTH POOL OR FITNESS ROOM YRLY LY CHILD $52 00 570 00 ;pool only STUDENT 65 00 27 00 ADULT 83 00 35 00 FAMILY 195 00 67 00 SENIOR CITIZENS adult rate less 10', both yearly and quarterly 3 MONTH FUII MEMBERHSIP 'pool sauna fitness room( YRLY '.LY STUDENT 5192 00 S55 00 ADULT 207 00 67 00 FAMILY 315 00 94.00 SENIOR CITIZENS adult rate less 10°° both yearly and quarterly GROUP RATE $485 00 for maximum of 5 people plus $90 00 per extra person per year Minimum of 5 families at $160 00 per family Trig niitincIg6LYtOnt reserve( the right to concel any class due14' lack of regisfration. Rocunds grvon only opal) receipt of er nredfcerf certifitaf'e. A S5.00 ad'minicfrafian fee will be charged'. PON For the final day of races at the Clinton Raceway, the theme of "The Battle of the Sexes" was, run. One participant in the battle was one of Ontario's best known female drivers, Karen Fekete. Karen stopped off to see the horse she would be driving in the fifth race, Karram, in between races during this September 13 event. (David Emslie photo) AT THE CLINTON RACEWAY Men, women do battle CLINTON - Fred Sadler and Cindy Horner were the top men and women's drivers at the race track here on Sunday when they won top points in the Battle of the Sexes features. The Battle of the Sexes highlighted the final day of racing for the season at the harness track in Clinton. Top point getter, Fred Sadler received a Citizen watch, presented by Anstett Jewellers, while Cindy Horner won a similar prize for her top score in the women's division. Ross Battin, Ken Quirie, Greg Darnell, Tammy Watt, Donna DeGrow, and Karen Fekete also competed in the event. Their scores were tallied over six races. The first race of the day, the Fleming Feed Mill Pace, was won by 1 • lers ATTENTIO,1 / CLINTON JR. D. MUSTANGS INVITATION Training Camp begins Sept. 14 to Sept. 25 Monday to Friday at the Clinton Arena. 9 P.M. - 10:30 p.m. ALL INTERESTED PROSPECTS PLEASE ATTEND F),ashdance in 2:07.1. It was the first win of the season for the six year old gelding, own- ed and driven by Art Abbott of Centralia. Fred Sadler brought Freedomns Best in second place for owner William Cadman of Parkhill and Easy Conquest was third for driver Ross Battin and Larjon Stables of Wingham. The Battle of the Sexes was in full swing in the second when Cindy Horner took the first place spot with Frosty Ringoes, for owner Nadia Neff of Deleware. In the past 12 starts the gelding has recorded seven wins, two seconds and one third place finish. In Clin- ton, Ringoes paced the mile in 2:03.1. Fred Sadler was behind the reins of Arm- bro Calgary for second place and Johnny Karu was third, for driver Ken Quirie. The triactor paid $1,459.80 in the third when Changing Seasons, Star of Dallas and Highland Dreamer crossed the finish line in the 1-2-3 positions. Changing Seasons, a four year old mare ran the mile in 2:09.3 for driver Donna DeGrow. Star of Dallas was in second for driver Ken Quirie and Ross Battin drove Highland Dreamer in the third spot. Willhemakeit, a four year old gelding, won the fourth race in a time of 2:11.1. It was the first win recorded for the pacer in the last 20 starts. Turn to page 9 • Clinton Minor Hockey HOCKEY EXCHANGE Clinton Arena Saturday, September 19 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. .,;Baby Strollers, Baby Highchairs, Baby Books, Baby PlaypenT THE PUMPKIN PATCH FOR BABIES invites you to the a ND OPENIN _ of trz t STRATFORD'S FINEST BABY STORE 0 0" .-< aur unique ,elect of clothe,. ..it 1,et our friendly, rourteou, ,tuff of experienced rind kn„wledue lltilr 1.er,onncl fi help you ebooi.e male, high quality product, for your child. 13 Enjoy 10% off during Ilw month of September, when you pre,enl akin coupon. o qP tl/ ®®t=1®®®®®®1=®tea ®®®®®®®®Mln=121.»E92.,>aSl.'9®e®®® 2 19 YORK ST. STRATFOHI1. (IVT. 273-3336 (oppo,ile 1he information 1 1111 1 0% off 1'ulid 1 nail ICr' Sept. 30187 II `salvo(;) ,igng °t;dlunei )Cgng 'siarn8 Aqua •xina4 _m3 Acing LEAF PICK. UP —Weather Permitting — The Public Works, Town of Clinton will pick up leaves that are SECURELY -CONTAINED in bags or boxes and left at the roadside. Leaves must be kept separate from garbage. Pick up will be effective immediately, every Monday to and including November 16, 1987. RESIDENTS ARE ALSO REMINDED that as stated in By - Law 6-87 the burning of leaves, rubbish or other materials is prohibited within the municipal boundaries. Acting con- trary to this by-law can bring fines of up to $1,000.00. The original debris pick up was intended for Spring Cleanup in April and May only and is not in effect at this time and is the responsibility of the individual to arrange proper disposal. Corp. of the Town of Clint K.W. Holmes Deputy Clerk -11111111.11111. MANI