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Re-elect ELSTON
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Robertson Public School students got in some spring training with a
game of softball during a physical education class last Thursday.
This batter obviously has the ball lined up for a good shot. Most
local minor ball leagues have already held registration and the
season will soon be underway. (photo by Patrick Raftis )
Vikes compete against WOSSA schools
The GDCI Track & Field team competed
well at the 33rd Annual Medway Relays,
held at Arva last Thursday. Most of the top
track schools, in WOSSA compete in this
event.
The Goderich Senior Girls Half -Mile
Relay team of: Debi O'Brien, Erin Robin-
son, Joanne Campbell and Kim Fritzley
won their event and set a new record. They
broke the record set in 1982 with a time' of
1:58.1 besting the old mark by over two
seconds!!
Joe Melady,was second in the Open Boys
shot put with a toss of 15.31 meters. Melady
was fifth in the Open discus. Mary
Margaret Murphy teamed up with
Fritzley. Campbell and Robinson to place
third in the Junior/Senior Girls One Mile
relay (4:33.5).
The Goderich Midget Girls one mile
relay team of:. Debi O'Brien, Pam
Fritzley, Maureen Stapleton and Jenny
Allen placed fourth (4:45.3).
The Open Girls Two Mile relay team of
Pam- Fritzley, Laurie White, Mary
Margaret Murphy and Maureen Stapleton
also placed fourth.
The Boys Open Two Mile Relay of Jeff
Coulter, Grant Townsend, Andrew Car-
ruthers and Shane Worsell placed sixth.
Jennifer Peters was seventh in the Open
shot put with a toss of 8.21 meters. Ray
Bedard was also seventh in the Open boys
event (12.88).
The Junior Boys Half Mile team of Paul
Nivins, Peter Nivins, Dave Almasi and
,Kevin Talbot were eighth.
Goderich Raceway to host two
Ontario Sires Stakes race events
Ontario's .top horses and drivers will
visit the Godet'ich Raceway this summer
on two race dates as part of the Ontario
Sires Stakes. July 18 and Sept. 5 have been
set as Goderich's dates to host the OSS, a
program, designed for two and three-year-
old pacers and Trotters.
The Clinton Raceway will also feature
two OSS races this season, one on June 23
and another on Aug. 11.
The primary condition for eligibility of a
horse for this program is that he or she is
sired by a stallion standing at stud in the
province during the year of the foal's con-
ception.
Initiated in_ 19'44, the OSS is sQn
a self-help program, in which breeders and
all the racetracks (there , are 19 par-
ticipating tracks in Ontario) contribute a
portion of their operating funds towards
the purse strructure. In 1984, the purses
raced for in .these stakes totalled more
than $6 million, with nearly -$500,000 being
paid out to breeders of winning horses.
The program has done much to upgrade
the calibre of Ontario race horses. In the
early 1970's, Ontario -sired standardbreds
just weren't up to world class levels and
there was really no added incentive for a
breeder to take his mare to an Ontario -
based stallion. Money poured out of the
province as Ontarians went to the USA,
bought horses there, and brought them
back to race.
Since the inception of OSS, 16 horses
have earned -more than $100,000 in strictly
OSS earnings in one season,
Counting the OSS dates, there will be a
total of 12 races at the Goderich Raceway
during 1985, all on Thursday nights. Two
races will be held in June, one on the 20th
and one on the 27th. Race nights will aslo
be held July 4, 11, and 18; August 1; 8, 15, 22
and 29 and. September 5. Post time at the
Goderich track is 7:30 p.m.
- The Clinton Race way will hold 14 races,
all at the usual Sunday post time of 1:30
p.m. Races begin in June, on June 23 and
30 and continue July 7, 14, 21 and 28;
August 4, 11, 18 and 25; September 1, 8, 15
and 22.
Lawn Bowlers prepare to open season in new club
With warmer weather on the way and a
beautiful new club house to be enjoyed, the
lawn bowling season: is about to start. Work
on the greens will be getting under way the
first week in May.
The 1984 Executive held a meeting at the,
home of the President, Norma Hazlett, Ben -
miller on Apr. 23. Plans were set for the spr-
ing meeting to be held in the new club house
on Friday, May 24 with an afternoon game
of lawn bowling at 2:30 p.m. followed by a
pot luck supper set for 6 p.m. The meeting
will be held after the supper and all
members and anyone interested are invited
to attend this event and set the wheels in mo-
tion for a good summer of fun and recrea-
tion.
A tentative date of June 7 has been decid-
ed for the official opening of the new
Goderich Lawn Bowling Club House. More
information will appear in the Signal Star at
a later slate. On June 15 at the club house a
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giant garage sale and bake table is to be
held starting at 8:30 a.m.
A lovely hand -made quilt has been made
and donated to., the club by several of our
ladies and tickets will be sold during the spr-
ing and summer months.
An invitation is extended to any person in-
terested in trying lawn bowling, to come to
the greens on Picton Street and see what it is
all about. Free instruction will be given and
the yearly fees are very reasonable.
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