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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 2009-07-22, Page 28Page A28 - Goderich Signal -Star, Wednesday, July 22, 2009 U1 6 Year end Soccer Tournament Date Wednesday, July 22 Wednesday, July 22 • Wednesday, July 22 Thursday, July 23 Monday, July 27 Monday, July 27 Monday, July 27 Tuesday, July 28 Tuesday, July 28 Tuesday, July 28 Wednesday, July 22 Wednesday, July.22 . Wednesday, July 22 'Thursday, July 23 Time 7p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m. 8:45 p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m. 8:45 p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m. 7p.m. 7 p.m. Teams GIRLS Wingham vs. Blyth St. Columban vs. Goderich Lucknow vs. Clinton Championship - top 2 teams BOYS Wingham vs. St Columban Clinton vs. Lucknow Clinton 2 vs. Brussels Wingham vs. Lucknow Clinton vs. Brussels Clinton 2 vs. St. Columban Wingham vs. Brussels Clinton vs. St. Columban Clinton 2 vs. Lucknow Championship - top 2 teams Location Rotary Field GDCI Track GDCI Field Ag Park Ag Park Ag Park GDCI Track GDCI Track Ag Park Ag Park Rotary Field GDCI Track GDCI Field Ag Park Uoderich hosts U16 soccer tournament Goderich's pitches will once again host the U16 boys and girls tournaments in the coming weeks. The girls will be playing the remainder of this week, with games on Wednesday night and the final game on Thursday evening. Next week the boys will play starting Monday evening with finAls again on Thursday, get out and support your local footballers! • Don Johnston tournament still has openings available Donny Sooft signal -star staff Organizers of .the Don Johnston Memorial Slo- Pitch Tournament hope this year's tournament will build on the success of the 2008 edition. "Our goal this year is to hopefully make as much as last year. Last year was our most successful tourna- ment, so we'd like to keep that momentum this year," Trevor Bazinet, GM of the Goderich Pirates said. The tournament, now in its fifth year, will start on July 31 and run until August 2 on the Goderich Ag Park and GDCI diamonds. The event is a fundraiser for the Pirates. With 11 mens team and nine ladies teams, numbers NOTICE OF STUDY COMMENCEMENT Highway 21 Rehabilitation from Huron County Road 31 (Sanford Road) to 1.4 km North of Shoreline Road in the Township of Ashfield-Colbome-Wawanosh Huron County Detail Design and Class Environmental Assessment G.W.P. 136-98-00 THE STUDY The Ministry of Transportation of Ontario (MTO) has retained Deccan Corporation to conduct the detail design for the rehabilitation of 8.8 km of Highway 21 from Huron County Road 31 (Saftford Road) northerly to 1.4 km north of Shoreline Road within the Township of Ashfield-Colborne-Wawanosh, County of Huron. Specific improvements to be addressed by the project include: • Pavement rehabilitation and crossfall improvements • Culvert rehabilitation at seven locations • Rehabilitation of the Tiger Dunldp pedestrian bridge THE.PROCESS This project is following the planning process for Group "B" projects under the Class Environmental • Assessment for Provincial Transportation Facilities (MTO 2000), with the opportunity for public Input throughout One Public Information Centre (PIC) will be held in association with this study. The PIC is tentatively scheduled for Fall 2009. Upon completion of this. study, a Transportation Environmental Study Report (TESR) will be prepared and made available for a 30 -day public review period. Notification of the PIC and submission of the TESR will be published in this newspaper and mailed to members of the public who regUlest to be added to the study mailing fist. COMMENTS We are interested in hearing any comments that you may have about this study. Comments and information regarding this study are being collected to assist the study team in meeting the requirements of the Environmental Assessment Act. Information will be collected in accordance with the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act. With the exception of personal information, all comments will become part of the public record. Please send any torments or requests to any of the following: • Crossing, sideroed and entrance culvert replacement • Curb and gutter replacement • Guiderall upgrades • Reconstruction/removal of commercial and residential entrances as required LAKE HURON Henry Huotar1, P.Eng. Coinsultant Project Manager Deleon corporation `. 214-1060 Wellington Road South London, Ontario, NO SO Th14 619-661-8771, Nd 247 Fac 619.681-4006' E-mail: Ontario Dan Barber, E.I.T. Project Manager Ministry of itarMportaUon West Region 669 Exner Road, 3rd Floor London, Ontario, N6E 1L3 3 TN.: 619.873-4603 Fax: 619873-4600 Toll-free: 1-900-266-0072 _ E-mail: Dan.Barb•rrontarlo.ca . Andrew McGregor Consultant Environmental Planner Dan Corporation 4066 Dorchester Road Niagara Fails, Ontario, L2E 6M9 TN.: 906-366-7003, est 228 Fac 906-368-7008 E-mail: a.mcgrsgorOdelcan.com are down from last year, but Bazinet says he is anticipat- ing more reams joining. "We're down from last year in the mens side, but I11 hopefully have some teams [sending their registration] in this week," he said. With a deadline of July 23 approaching, players who want to field a team need to act fast to get involved. Winners and runners up in each division win a cash reward based on the num- ber of competitors, and the competition will be tough this year. "There's a lot of teams that have been coming for five years, and Goderich has just expanded their slo-pitch league, so that will draw more interest," Bazinet said. "Six of the eight men's teams from the league will be in the tourna- ment. There will be a lot of local competitors, which is great." The event is free to spec- tators, and teams can join for $250. The tournament recog- nizes Johnston's life, in par- ticular, his contributions to the Senior 'A' Pirates. He served as the team's general manager. The tournament will be kicked off with one of John- ston's grandchildren throw- ing the first pitch at the Goderich Agriculture Park at 6:45 on July 31. Anyone interested in fielding a team can con- tact Bazinet at (519)-525- 7570, or e-mail him at da bazz2000@yahoo.com. Black Horse ladies have a cold season opener The Black Horse ladies start- ed out on a pleasant evening for their first round of golf. Unfortu- nately, rain dampened our spir- its, however most finished their round. The fewest putts went to Barb Helm and Diane Leslie. Terri Milne and Betty Stanley won the most putts. Ruth Price, Lorraine Arnold, Helen Halden- by and Diane Parsons won the novelty prizes. A secret partner round of golf will be played on Sun. July 26. As well our Filly Open for mem- bers only will be held on Sunday Aug 9. You may sign up for both events at the clubhouse. Bridge club moves Beginning Friday, August 4, weekly games will be played at the Canadian Legion Hall, Main floor at 1:00 p.m. Results for Tuesday May 26 - Average score of 54. 1 - Joycelyn Ruby and Charles Rogers - 64 2 - Rick Marshall and Rudy Oetliker - 62 3- Sally and Deby Gibson - 60 4 - Pat . Stringer and Cathy McDonald - 56 Results for July 7 - Average score of 36. First: Rick Marshall and Rudy Oetliker 44 1/2 Second: Lee Ryan and Don Godley 44 Third/Fourth tie: John Arch- bold and Lavern Neale,. Mary Donnelly and Eleanor Erskine 40. New time and dates for the Goderich Duplicate Bridge Club. Starting August 4 at the Ca- nadian Legion at 1:00 p.m. Results for'Iliesday, June 30 - Average score of 24 1- Rick Marshall and Rudey' Oetliker - 30.5 2- Mary Donnelly and El- anor Erskine - 29.5 3 - Bob Dick and Don God- ley - 24 4 - Joyce' Ruby and Charles Rogers 3.5 Sailors look for volunteers The Goderich Junior 'C Sail- ors are looking for volunteers to help them keep delivering a high-quality hockey experience. The team needs volunteers on most Saturday evenings from September through April to help with everything from gate keeping to ticket sales to public address announcers. If you have time and skills to share this season please contact: Lori Rounds - 519-524-5717 • or rounds@cabletv.on.ca • Joanne Chambers - 519- 524-2098 or jchambers234@ sympatico.ca Dave Dykxhoorn = 519-524- 5584 or davecon@cablety on.ca