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Clinton News-Record, 1985-07-17, Page 19pagf C. ' ON 1 W R CQBP, W DI DAY, JULY 1!,185 Sports Relaxation! Each week, this space is set aside for me to explain the benefits of sports, those who do well in.sports, or some intersting sporting activity. This week. I'm going to break from II "the regular routine and write about the exact opposite - relaxation. There's only so much exercise, work and other strenuous activities one can take part in. Once I've reached my limit, the old body starts to ache. Even the simple every day routines become a a pain in the neck. The usual. method of rejuvenating myself is spending a quietweekend in my apartment. By quiet I mean sleeping until 1 p.m., stumbling into the shower and then crashing on the couch until supper. After supper, I find the couch once again, watch the Saturday Night Movie and, if I haven't already fallen asleep, I jump into bed only to repeat the routine on Sunday. Well, this weekend I felt like I needed to be energized. I had planned to start Friday night, but a visiting •brother changed my mind and my plans: • I didn't have the opportunity to sleep Saturday away, in fact I was up early, but at 3 p.m. I got my much needed relaxation. A few friends and I had planned to meet at the Goderich beach for an afternoon. in the sun. Normally I'm not the type that can sit and relax on the beach but this time I.did From the stands By EInne Marejko just that. I discovered that lying on the beach, catching some rays and gossiping is a more enjoyable way to relax then sleeping the day away. Surethe sun makes you tired, but the following day I felt great, plus I have the beginnings of a tan. We,didn't spend the entire time sitting. We threw a football and strolled along the beach. A day at the beach just isn't complete unless you have a tiny bit of exercise. There's something about the beach that makes everything seem fun. I think I could have taken a typewriter down to the beach and it wouldn't have seemed like work. People in Bayfield, Goderich and the surrounding areas are fortunate to have clean beaches and water so close. I grew up in Brantford where we had to drive for a good 45 minutes to an hour to go for a swim in the lake. Unless you wanted to swim in the Grand River, but I wouldn't suggest that. I lived in Goderich for two summers and must have visited the beach a total of 20 times. About 14 of the 20 times were during the first summer, but the novelty soon wore off. When you stop to think about it, there's a lot to do at the beach. Windsurfing is one of the most popular, water sports right now, and there's the old time favorites like Frisbee and volleyball, and of course, swimming. For those who are like me and need a little relaxation every now and again, the beach also provides that. This area has been blessed with natural recreational facilities, let's use them. Gibbings drives to victory at Clinton Raceway Harold Gibbings drove Harlo Candy to the horse's first ever victory on July 14 at the Clin- ton Raceway.( Millar photo) $10,000 in 1964 to OVER $328,000 TO -DAY! ! ! That's the proven result of the TEMPLETON GROWTH FUND. Compare the growth of $10,000 invested at 12% Interest (compounded) $108,039* Why not let John -Templeton manage your money? For further information call... M. LORRAINE SCHOLZ Port Franks, Ont. NOM 2L0 Evenings 243-2854 REGAL CAPITAL PLANNERS LTD. 609 William St, London, Ont. Call: 438-2171 The Templeton Growth Fund Annual Meeting with JOHN TEMPLETON, IN PERSON, will be held on JULY 24th, Afternoon, at the Westin Hotel in Downtown Toronto. Those who wish to attend this meeting by way of the Regal Capital Planners Bus Out of London - should phone either of the two above phone numbers for reservations and details before July 19th/85. Any offer is made by the Prospectus in the Prgvince of Ontario. •'All Iigures to Dec. 31, 1984 Dividends Re -Invested. ' CLINTON - The Clinton Raceway had plenty of exciting races on July 14, but the fifth race proved to be one of themost entertaining for local race fans. Trainer Harold Gibbings of Clinton drove his horse, Harlo Candy, to a first place finish. Second placewas won by Gemini Genie with Ray McLean . at the reins. Londesboro Don,. driven by Fred Maguire, took third. The first race of the afternoon was won by Diana's Choice. The horse was driven by Ray McLean. Randy McLean drove Garmor Enuff to a second place finish with Ron Loucks and Dainty Skipper finishing third. Harry's Choice, driven by John Muir, won the second race. Ray McLean and Nugget Horner placed ,: second with Nor Lea Strikerin and Robert Taylor finishing third. Ross Battin drove Cool Contender to a first place finish in the third race. Highland Gambler, driven by Rene Bertsch placed second- with Miss Southampton, driven by Fred Sadler, placing third - Becky Hi and Dale Kennedy teamed up to win the fourth race. Buzz 'N Creed and Randy Henry placed second with Kathy Freight, driven, by Ross 1 attin, finishing in third spot. , . Randy Henry then drove Hieland Hazel to a first place finish in the sixth race. Ross Battin, driving Shyloh Calypso, took second place with Fred Sadler and Lady Jeronamo placing third. General Strike out ran the other five • horses in the seventh race to take first place. General Strike was driven by Ray McLean. Suzie Horner, driven by Dennis ,Jewitt fin'ed second and Blisterd Bret, driven by Walter utak took third. The e'f,hth race was won by Furious Force. Barry Graham was the driver. Will Wyn Willy, driyen by Marcel Vanlanduyt, placed second and Cedarwood Rebel, driven by John Botaitis placed third. Stan The Hood and Fred Sadler were the fastest team in the ninth race. They'finished ahead of Irish Dallas, driven by Ray McLean, and Handy Slipper, driven by Ross Battin. ' The final race of the afternoon was won by KM Bertola with John Muir driving, E PS Connie finished second with Tar Daw Duchess finishing third. E PS Connie was driven by Robert Rundle and Tar Daw Duchess was driven by Randy McLean. Tykes defeat Listowel, 8-7 CLINTON - The Clinton Tykes defeated Listowel on July 6 by a 8-7 score but failed to repeat their performance against Dashwood on July 13. Dashwood out played their visitors, 14-12. Clinton 8 - Listowel 7 ' ' The first inning of the July 6 game was scoreless, but Listowel took advantage of their opportunities in the second to score two runs. Clinton was not to be out done however, coming back to score three during their half. Crossing home plate for Clinton were Scott McClenaghan, Sean Carter and Sean Chipchase. The third inning was even with both teams scoring one run. Steve Smith scored the Clinton run. Listowel notched one in the top of the fourth but Mark Livermore, Sean Chipchase and Scott Jewitt scored to make the score 7- 4. Listowel divided their remaining three runs between the final three innings with Clinton scoring one in the bottom of the fifth to hold on to an 8-7 lead. Mark Livermore ronrnri ft;• r lir' . 1 off regular Company suggested list prices Here's your chance to make worthwhile savings on all Case and IH agricultural equipment parts and accessories It s Parts Fever Week and you'll get a 10°° rebate from J I Case Co If you buy at least $500 worth of Case or IH parts You II get your rebate check directly from the Company Throw all your needs Into one big order Catch the fever and save' This offer good at participating dealers only , The fever's rising at • FARM EQUIPMENT LIMITED • Seaforth 027-0120 Ca Dashwood 14 - Clinton 12 The two teams were evenly matched during their July 13 encounter but Dashwood came away with two more runs. Jeff Ryan opened the scoring for Clinton after being walked. In the second inning, Michael McClenaghan crossed home to take a 2-0 lead. Dashwood tied the game in the bottom of the second but Clinton regained their lead in the third with runs by Ryan MacAulay and Jason Carter. Jeff Riley and SteSmith made the score 6-2 in the middle of the fourth, but five Dashwood runs put Dashwood up 7-6. Clinton didn't give up, they replied with five runs only to have Dashwood score another six. Clinton runs went to Jason Carter, Scott McClenaghan, Sean Carter, Mike Nargane and Jeff Riley. Two runs were scored in the sixth, one for Clinton and one for Dashwood. Clinton's final run of the game was scored by Jason Carter, ending the game 14-12 in Dashwood's favor. Clinton recreation offers all types of bus trips The Annual Lake Huron Zone Sportsfest will be hosted this year by the Town of Ex- eter. Any local teams or individuals wanting to participate in Sportsfest •'85 are asked to contact Kent Colquhoun or the recreation director. Blue Jay Tickets Toronto Blue Jay. Tickets are on sale. Tickets are only available on a first come, first serve basis and must be paid for, no . reservations. Tickets are for Wednesday, August 7,.against the Baltimore Orioles and are available at the Clinton Recreation Of- fice. Tickets include admission to the ga.rrie andbus transportation. "Mighty Mite" Ball Hockey Attention boys ages '10 anyfi 'under! The "Mighty Mite" Boys Ball Hockey Program will beheld Saturday afternoon or weekday afternoons at the Clinton Arena. Players must wear helmets, hockey gloves'and long pants (sweat pants are recommended). Everyone must play in this; supervised and exciting recreational sport. This program will start in the next two weeks. For more information contact Ken Colquhoun or the recreation director. Blyth Festival Trip The Clinton Community Arts Co- ordinators are planning a Seniors, bus trip August 1 (matinee performance only) to the Blyth Festival, 20 tickets are available. This includes your transportation to and from the festival as well as the purchase price of your ticket to see the performance! For more information contact the recrea- tion office or the Arts Co-ordinators at 482- 7731. Arts and Crafts • The 'Clinton Community Arts and Crafts Co-ordinators will be holding workshops Monday afternoon from July 15 to August 26, '2:30 - 4 p.m. Children ages five and up are welcome to participate. Hope to see you there! For more information contact the Recreation Office or the Arts Co-ordinators. The Clinton Arts Co-Ordinators will be holding two Saturday workshops on August 3 and August 17 at the town hall auditorium. Children ages 8 - 13 are welcome. The 'workshops will run from 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. with a nutritious lunch provided from 12 - 1 p.m. A ten dollar registration fee per workshop is required. Registration will be held July 31 from 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. at the Clin- ton Community Center, for first session or both sessions. The Clinton Arts Co-ordinators have plan- ned a bus trip to the Grand Bend Zoo and beach on July 24. Children ages 5 to.12 are welcome. Parents sending their children must sign a consent form and pay the fee on July 18, 19 between 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. at the Clinton Com- munity Center. For more information, . phone 482-3398. M Playground and. Pool News The Clinton Recreation Summer Playground and Pool Programs, second ses- sion registrations will be held July 18 - 19 at the arena and -pool. Both programs start on July 22. These programs are designed to provide children with a well-rounded and thoroughly enjoyable summer. Co -Ed Adult Softball .. Tournament A softball tournament 'has been scheduled for'' August 23, 24. Adults 19 years -old and over are eligible to play. Please contact the recreation department at 482-3398 fol, registration information. Clinton Squirts soccer team ties one and loses two CLINTON - The Clinton Squirt soccer team has played four games this season, ty- ing one and losing two. The team's first game was against rival Seaforth in Clinton. The visitors went home . with a 5=0 win. On June 27, Clinton travelled The challenge of running a small business: you have to be an expert at everything... from payroll to profits, inventory to exports, cash flow to promotion. Fact is, you can't be an in- stant expert in everything, and that's where CASE can help. CASE is a service offered only by FBDB. It stands for Counselling Assistance to Small Enterprises and it can be the secret of your success. CASE provides hands-on . counselling by Successful, retired people who are knowl- edgeable in your type of business. 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