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8-Orono Weekly Timies, Wednesday September 4h, 1985 List Of entries for Orono harness racing at Fair Sunday Ist Race - Pace Purse $375.00 1 Diamond Wann Gary Rideout 2 Jade Bandit Richard Robinson 3 Roanna Brooks , Colin Donalson 4 Cary Steve Guy Larush 5 Tru Ray Ripple Dan Ellicott 6 Fraco Spring Ger Robinson 7 Fawns Topper Calvin Leggett AE,, Grand Oie Time Richard Robinson 2nd Race - Trot Purse $400.00 1 Lake View Kid Win. Peacock 2 Paints MoneyMaker Ed Tilt 3 Lady Lida Jerry Robinson 4 Secret Lover Ferenc Giian 5 Romping Robert John Cale 6 RoseAdam Candor Jerry Hughes 7 Warm Up Brian Collins 3rd Race - Pace 1 Marken Time 2 Ben Goose 3 Little Shelly Rich 4 Bel Gayle Brandy 5 Family Feud 6 Wooly Bear 7 Calgary Knight Purse $400.00 Jerry Robinson Brian Collins Glenn Tennant Ken Goadchild Angus Reid Gea. Graham Harotd Strong 4th Race - Pace & Trot Purse $350.00 1 T Paints Flamne Ed Tilt 2 T Lakeviewv Jenny Jerry Rabinson 3 T Teeny Move Guy Larushi 4 Worbel Fly Rae MIatson 5 Adelberts Dancer TBA 6 Vinn's Cbarmi TBA 7 Silver Lad Ross Brown 5th Race - Pace Purse $350.00 1 Hietand Irene Rass Brown 2 Timy E HawthornieGuyi Larush 3 Priceless Lady F. Shields 4 Chuck Hanover 5 Scarlet NicNak 6 Rilunda Joy 7 Coastal Caddy, AE: Calabogie Red Ger. Robinson Russ Preece Richard Robinson Murray Samons TBA 6th, Race - Pace & Trot 1 T Hoadtands weeBee 2 T Ex Director 1 3 T Fteetmaster 1 4 Mannors Road 1 5 Queens Base 6 Best Governor 1 7 Cauldans FeeBee1 Race 7 Pace 1 Haif Crown 2 J.J. Lori Lynn 3 Fongs Se Fo 4 Dr. Fish 5 Cousin Cletn 6 Tru Ray Topper 7 Cavans Tiki AE Val Mar Francis Purse $350.00 Derek Newmnan Sr. Brian Collins Ed Tilt Richard Robinson Jerry Robinson Gerald Robinson Russ McQuaid Purse $375.00 F. Shields S. Cochrane Mm. Fong Richard Robinson Calvin Leggett Dan Ellicott Harold Strong Brian Collins 1 Hieland Lucky 2 Van Bella Doolittie 3 H. H.-Butler 4 Robbies Reward 5 Sunny Acres Pepper Race 9 Pace t Rob Roni Rorrie 2 Damt Near Perfect 3 Jons Repecat 4 Reymrur Doni 5 Goadtimye Archiie 6 Jinny'sý Beauty 7 Brothiers Filly Ybu may have heard of Brantford's Dick Pearson. He's Canada's oldest active pilot, and dwring 1985 Fýe's had a lot of ups and downs. 1 first met Dick when he was crowvding 90 and stili flying out of the Brantford Flying Club. At the time, the club was planning a big bash for his upcoming birthday Like everyone else who meets Dick, 1 found him in- spiring. He's in better shape then most of us and you wonder how he's pulled it ýoff. -1just take care of myself," saîd Dick. "I love flying, and stay in condition for it. Every time I go up there, it's like being on a magic carpet." He demonstrated a few dailyV exercises he does, such as toe-touches, knee 'Jerks and twists. He doesn't f oot around, he'll do a hundred or more of each of these warm-ups. He also is an advocate of T"ranscend1ental Meditation, which among other things is supposed ta release energy. In Dick's case it sure does. He's vital and dynamic. But early this year the roof felli n on Dick. He turned 91 in February and when he went for his annual licence renewal, Transport Canada wvouldn't pass him. They suspended his licence pending further tests! This was a real blo)w for Dick. On top of that his wvife died. She had been hospitalized for a number of years and he went ta see her daily, but her illness had caused him arguish and he'd relieve the strain a bit through flying. But the fur soon started to fly around the ÏBrantford Club. The pilots, especially the younger ones, feit the suspension was unjust. Discriminatory. Andy Hamilton, Dick's friend and flying buddy, wvho's a kid of 60, was clearly upset. "They've been trying ta get Dick for years," he told me. -They give him tougher tests than the rest of us. Theyre af raid that if something happens they'll be blamed because they passed him. But that doesn't make sense. Something could go wrong wNith any of us.',, Andy went ta work on an appeal. Th~e Canadian Owners and Pilots Association got into thef ray. Let- ters wvere wrtten, calîs were made. It paid off. Early in, July there was joy in the camp. Dick received a registered letter saying the decisioin had been reversed! Once again, he is Canada's oldest ac- tive pilot! Jerry Robinsan Glenn Tennant Charles Peake AI Cassidy Paul MacDonell Purse $375.ÔO Bruce Cumnmingsý Murray Samons R. Hicks Jerry Robinsanot Jerry Hughelýs Guy vLarushi Bruce Shiea Two more to seek Mayor*s office (ConitinuLed froinipage t) he witl be providing documiented eid-ence as ta wbiere ta\ money has been spent and by wb1orn. Darryl Somnerscales, a 32-year-old Courtice businessman -,g his bid for the pý Yyor states he is aifamliar with the tawn and its eot trougb setting real etaeand litfe i- surance. Somnerscales is no president of bis own plastic manUfaC- turing ecompany and be 30 tbat bis businessexc would be usefuli in bis, rote as mnay'orof the Town of Newcastlte. Hie states Newcastte is an excettenit place for industriat developmient being ctosed ta Toronto but t;i lt ina rural suriroundings,. 'Somersctes stae has no politicat exp1erience but bais becen a f'oltower of tbe local potiticalt cn. He said bie wýoutd Lundertake acani wbien [bey corne out of in- Ads Work Fout steps to fîtness 'Phe footcare people ai Schahl (Canada) Inc., recomn- mend these exercises with Schahi Exercise Sandals, ta keep body and feet in good shape: Exercise 1 From a seated position, lift your body off the floor, lifting your feet ta the point of the exercise sandal. Now pull the sandal up ta the heel, counting four, hold, and let sandal go down ta the floor again. Sit down, count ta four, and repeat exercise. This exercise strengthens feet and leg muscles. Exercise 2 Sit upright with knees fiexed. Put bath hands on the knees and gradually rock back on the floor, gent- ly lifting the legs and keep- ing the sandals on the foot. With arms alongside the body, lift the weight of the body on the shoulders ex- tending the legs as high as possible and keeping the feet stretched against the sandals. This exercise strengthens stomach mus- cles, loosens back and strengthens caîf muscles. Exercise 3 Lie flat on your back with legs raised, knees together and feet parallel. Stretch toes as much as possible. Now twist heels outwards, painting toes together and counit ta four; bring back feet ta parallel position, then bring heels together and twist toes outwards and courit ta four. Return feet ta parallel position. Repeat six times. This exercise loosens the ankle joints. Exereise 4 Lie on your backw bath knees flexed. With one hand on knee and one around ankie, pull thigh up against chest and count ta four. Now extend the leg as far as it will go, keeping feet pointed and flat against the sandal. Lift leg slowly from the ground, keeping the san- dat on the foot and using it as a weight. Count'ta four. Siowly lower leg again and. repeat exercise with other leg. This exercise strength- ens thigh muscles. Race 8 Pace Purse $550.00 Lawrence Hooey Memorial 1985 Muddy George