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Page 18- - Halton Hills This Week, ‘Saturday; Decérnber 19, 4992 OJC moves to Greenwood ACTON BOWL Mens Industrial/Commercial Amie Devaan 298 Boy Doyle 232 Andy Dyl 231 Wayne Millan 229 Tom Manes Sr. 226 Dave Manes 225 Gord-Stokes 224 Jake Kulken 222 Smurfs Jonathan Oiterwyk 134 Ellias Frechbite 133 Smurtets Whitney Carroll 146 Brooks McArthur 102 Pee-Wees lan Miller 102 N. Carroll 98 Adrianna Burton 110 Sarah Kobsa 108 Peew Brock Spear 131 K. McArthur 125 K. Kruk 102 H. Wiscombe 101 Bantams M. Perkins 181 D. Newell 166 L. Kobsa 120. L. Worrell 7 Junlors J. Price 185 S. Forbes 162 A. Ahearn 193 S. Forbes 192 7e\ 04 WO) 31 0))'8 10 MAIN ST. N. 853-0470 TEAM STANDINGS | Men's Industrial/Commercial Mickey's Wooden Shoes 64 Trouser Snakes 44 Acton Lanes 37 Road Runners 32 Crusher's B.T.E. 30 Acton I.G.A. 26 Golden Agers (standings hot available) Friday Night Mixed League Ist Round ~ Sleeman Holiday Classic Julie Heatley +23 Cindy Lott +9 Eileen Lott -27 Keith Green -42 Sue Poulsen -49 Ladies High Single Julie Heatley 237 Denise Lott 176 Mens High Single Terry Lott 264 Keith Green 217 Cee Jays of Acton Ladies High Score Julie Heatley 321 Usa McCrystal 261 48 Mens High Single Steve Sheppard 285 Dee Deforest 239 Blake Smith 239 Roger Roach 232 Ladies High Triple Julie Heatley 740 Lisa McCrystal 693 Fran Burton 606 Mens High Triple Steve Sheppard 734 Dee Deforest 691 Roger Roach 636 Golden Agers High Scores Wilmer Davidson 218 Kathleen Tulk 207 Pat Giguere 200 Edgar Barnstaple 173 Acton Parent Child Kendra Kellas 216 Sue Walker 181 Cat Johnson 167 The horses will be “off and pac- ing” Friday at 7:30 p.m. for the first race as Ontario Jockey Club har- hess racing moves back to Greenwood for the winter meet. Fans will enjoy $1 General Admission and a Free Pro opening night, and intertrack wagering will be available at Woodbine, Mohawk, and Fort Erie. Racing programs will operate five times a week - Mondays, Thursdays, and Fridays with a 7:30 P.m. post time, and Saturdays and Sundays with a 1:30 post time, through to Saturday, March 20, 1993. For the first time, racing fans will view the harness races under the new stadium lighting system that was installed Aa to the thorough- bred fall meet The tighting system, changed to reduce energy consumption and provide better conditions for horse- men and racing fans, was a joint venture between the Ontario Jockey Club and Ontario Hydro. The new fixtures will consume less than half the energy of the previous light standards. GEORGETOWN. There are a few changes in the racing ses during the month of Decem! There i be no racing on Christmas Eve (December 24) or (December 25), but racing will resume on Boxing Day (December 26) with Greenwood’s annual $1 General Admission sale and a 1:30 p.m. start. The following week there will be a special matinee card on Monday, December 28 starting at 1:30 p.m. and no live harness racing again until Friday, January 1, 1993 at :30 p.m. On this date the O.J.C. Harness Horsemen’s Wives will host their annual Food Drive to benefit the Daily Bread Food Bank in Toronto. Patrons who donate a canned or non-perishable food item will receive $1 General Admission. The winter meet will feature numerous stakes series including ¢ Horsemen’s Series Trot in January, The Damsel Pacing Series in February, The Toronto Pacing Series in February, and The Cam Fella Pacing Series in March. People's Horse makes final start for the season Commencing Friday, December 11 Greenwood will simulcast thor- oughbred racing from Calder in Florida. Simulcast wagering is available throughout December with a 12:30 p.m. post time, except for December 14, om through 25, and 28 through 31. As well, there is racing on January 1 and 2, also with a 12:30 p.m. post time. Wish Foundation Receives Greetings from OJC The Trotting Ladies Charities Kee Pek co-ordinated a Christmas Greetings Program whereby O.J.C. manage- ment, staff, and horsemen could videotape a holiday greeting in exchange for a donation to benefit The Children’s Wish Foundation of Canada, Ontario chapter. The greet- ings will be played on the O.J.C.’s in-house T.V. system through to January 1. A total of $3,180 was raised from this project for The Children’s Wish Foundation. Zt FOOd & Toy Drive tf Bows merchants and management of Georgetown Marketplace want to help those less fortunate for Christmas. We need your help so we can help. By donating unwrapped toys or tin goods to our big truck located by Santa's House in the Mall, you will be helping over 200 children have a happier Christmas. All donated food and toys will be distributed by the officers of the "Love in Christ Food Bank". Special thanks to "The Bear" at Georgetown Chrysler for the use of the vehicle. Donations can be made during mall hours. Cash donations may be made at the mall office located by the food court. Your kind understanding and generosity is appreciated. Thank you for helping to make § this Christmas a little happier for many Halton Hills children and families. The Management & Merchants of Sincerely, Georgetown Marketplace People’s Horse Update Commander, The for his Honorary Owners on Friday, December 4th and managed a solid third place effort for trainer-driver Tim Twaddle. In total, Shipps Commander paced his way to $9,888 in earnings during the promotion. These” monies will be shared by the Ron Bertram Appointed VP of Marketing Ron Bertram commenced his duties as Vice-President of Marketing on December 2nd. Mr. Bertram, a Toronto native, joins the'O.J.C. management team from a private marketing consulting practise and has over thirty years experience in marketing consulting. Prior to consulting, Mr. Bertram was Chief Operating Officer of Toronto’s bid to host the 1996 Summer Olympic Games. Bits and Bites Going into the December 7 card of racing, leading O.J.C. driver Doug Brown was only 2 wins away from 5,000 career victories...when he accomplishes this barns he will be only the 17 North harness driver ever to do so... ae ness racing debuts under the new stadium lighting system at Greenwood for the first time on Friday night...trainer Joe Stutzman recorded his 100th winner at Mohawk on Sunday night...trotter Program Speed extended his win streak to five on Sunday...Town Pro, recently retired from her racing career, will be bred to Artsplace in “93...there will be a special matinee program at Greenwood on Monday, December 28 starting at 1:30 p.m....0.J.C.’s Harness Horsemen’s Wives will host their annual Food Drive on New Year’s Day at Greenwood; those fans who partici- pate in the Food Drive will receive $1 General Admission...The O.J.C. Awards’ Dinner-Dance is sched- uled for Wednesday, February 10th at Mohawk in the Sport’s Dining Room. Boxing Day Sale Greenwood will host its annual Boxing Day Sale on Saturday, December 26th. General admission will be only $1 and clubhouse admission will be $4.50. Racing starts at 1:30 p.m. Upcoming Events Sat., Dec. 26 - Special Boxing Day matinee card with a 1:30 p.m. post - $1 general admission to all fans Mon., Dec. 28 - Special matinee card with a 1:30 post time Thurs., Dec. 31 - No racing Fri., Jan. 1 - Special New Year’s Day matinee card with a 1:30 p.m. time - Harness Horsemen’s Wives annual Food Drive for the Daily Bread Food Bank; fans receive $1 general admission for donation of non-perishable food item.