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Plato setties down Barbecue and to main real success bowl at club's Driver Ray Schnittker described Aninbro Plato as "a lunatie" on the racetrack last season, but what a difference a year makes. The new and improved three-year-old Armbro Plato gave Schnittker bis firat of what could be multiple Ontario Sires Stakes trotting tities with a convincing five and three-quarter Iengtb win in the recent $101,720 Gold Series final for colts and geldings. Starting from post position nine in the second tier, Schnittker waited for the traffic to clear before steering the Balanced Image gelding to the front past the opening quarter. Once he was safely in command, Armbro Plato Ieft little doubt as to the eventual out- corne, before stopping the teletimer in 1:59 for his fourth consec- utive win. Proudfoot, with an impressive closing brush of bis own, finished second for Carman Hie, with Coon Creek third. "H-e was kind of a lunatic last year," said Schnittker, wbo decided to geld Armbro Plato after his final start last November in hope of settling him down. "He was still pretsy goofy training down this year, (but) now he acta like's he's more manageable. 1 don't know if he's the best of them but he can stay with anybody if htay ound." Last year tumed into a roller coaster campaign for Armbro Plato. After qualifying for the rich Peter Haughton final he missed the race due to sickness and then was sbelved again with a cracked knee. StilI, he managed to win three of eight starts including a track record 1:58.1 mile at Pocono Downs. Armbro Plato, who was coupled with stablemate Captain Claude as the prohibitive I-5 betting entry, picked up $50,860 for the victory to boost bis season eamings to $168,619. Bis career eamings now stand at $233,845. With the number of local stakes races, Schnittker said Armbro Plato will spend moat of bis schedule in Ontario. "He bas the Colonial, the Canadian (Trotting) Classic, the Simcoe, of course the Sires Stakes and the Breedera Crown here," Scbnittker said. "Actually he only leaves back for the (United) States once for the Hambletonian. A lot of guys asked me why 1 didn't stake him to the Yonkers Trot and aIl this but at the time be was pretty goofy and pulling and lugging. 1 knew he bad the speed but 1 didn't know if he could control it." The OSS trot final ended the Mohawk spring scbedule. Stan- dardbred racing moved to Woodbine Racetrack for the sommer . PodngEfcvetreolment f or many foot relo.ted problems "ýYour Complète Footcare Centre" 136 Duma St. E., Oukille ai Custom Foot Orthotwcs or Foot Cmure oducts or oflhotc Foolwear or Sports Meiine Plrodztcts *Att work lis performed on site which means faster, more effective treatment. MONTHI9 FRE MOUNTAIN BIKE With Every Certified USED PURCHASE for the month of D [rap by the Dealership for Details' 5ALLIN5EM MOTO MS L1MiT YEOD 655 MAIN STREET EAST, MILTON 0 875-3673 special event Outdoor enthusîasts are invited to join the Milton Lawn Bowling Club. The Commercial Street club will host a barbecue and bowl evening next Monday, June 9 atarting at 6:30 p.m. Admission is just $4. A junior night will be held next Friday, June 6 starting at 7:30 p.m. New and past members, of aIl ages, are invited to join. A $50 social bowling fe will cover new members for tbe 1997 sea- son wbile junior members psy just $25 for tbe year. To register. or for more informa- tion, cal] Ken Armstrong at 878-8920 or Mîke and Heather Comba at 854-2114. The Canadian Champion, Fniday, May 30,1997-27 CATCH-UP CfLC FOR HEPATITS B IMMUNIZATION It takes 3 shots of hepatitis B vaccine to be tully immunizcd against hepatitis B. Elemnentary and high sebool students who started itnmunization this school year and who need tri complete the senies of 3 shots are invited to the catch--up chinic on: Monday, June 2, 1997 Bishop Reding Sndary School 2 p.m. - 6 p.m. There must be at least one montb between the first and second dose and at least 4 months hetween the 2nd and 3n1 dose to receive hepatitis B immrunization at the catch-up chnic.1 HOUSES are SELLING like HOTCAKES! The market's hot so now's the time to make the move you've been dreaming of! At Villages of Glancaster, you've got a selection of beautiful detached bungalows, bungalow townhomes and lowrise apartments - with a choice few ready for immediate occupancy. Ai fully Ioaded with remarkable quality features! Our Phase VII is now under construction so you cao buy your dream home here today and move - iiut i.l three mont&>.. Plus, youlIl enjoy Glancaster's carefree condominium lifestyle, with our fantastic Country- Club and facilities. So it's time to, sel1 your old place... and buy a new Glancaster home that stacks up against the competition in evety way! Ap r n s i $11-00 B n aos e i $19,0 No appointnents are necessary. Students will be required to wait 15 minutes following immunization. For more information, calI the Scbool Hepatitis B Immunization Information Line at 825-6060 ext. 7368. www.reglon.halton.on.ca'