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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1987-06-03, Page 49Sports Bant'am team opens undefeated Goderich Bantams first game of season was against Belmore on May 20th with the teams playing to a 2-2 tie. Goderich pitcher Get¢ry Hartin tossed a fine two -hitter for the Goderich team and helped .his own cause by driving in one of the two Goderich runs. The first home game for Goderich was cancelled by Lucknow. May 28th saw Goderich travelling to Cargill for a road game and defeating Cargill 10-1 for their first win of the t3eason. Although the final score may have in- dicated a blowout, this was not the case. Going into the top half of the sixth, Goderich held a slim 2-0 lead but exploded for seven runs in the sixth inning to put the game away. •Mike Rompf threw a fine two - hitter to gain the win and Mike Hurd paced the batting attack, going two for four, in- cluding a home run. The first home game was played Sunday at the Agricultural Park against Cargill. Goderich was again victorious gaining a 10-3 win. Strong pitching by Mike Hurd timely base hits, good base running and excellent defensive play all contributed to the Goderich win. Mike Hurd, Dan Crawford, Mike Duckworth and Bob Fellow combined for nine hits. This year's, Bantam travelling teams players are Brian Lane; Jamie Habel Jeromrrre Denomme, Mike Duckworth, Dan Crawford, Steve Sturdy, Shawn.Cur- rie, Rob Dempsey, Mike Hurd, Mike Alcock, Jerry Hartin, Bob Pellow, Mike Rompf and Kevin Moss. Coaches are Mike Russel() and Ray Hurd. Superb pitching dominates Fastball . by 1M Action continued in the Goderich In- dustrial Fastball -L,eague last week which was dominated by superb' pitching performances. On May 25, Kirkey's and French played to a 4-4 tie after extra innings. Both teas started well as they .scored their leadoff batters in the first inning. French took a 2-1 lead after Brian MacKenzie tripled and was driven. in by Bob Johnston. Kirkey's tied the game up when Jeff Denomme tripled and later scored. They took the lead in the next inning as Denomme and Dean 'Finelly had RBI singles as they went ahead 4-2. They could not hold onto the lead as French scored twice in the bottom of the seventh to force extra innings. French pitchers Don Bogie and Brian MacKenzie spread seven hits over nine in- nings. Kirkey's pitcher Terry Johnston returned and allowed a mere three hits. In the second game Sy- Langlois con- tinued his dominance over opposing bat- ters as he shut out'Daynamos 5-0: Langlois ,aliowed one hit, a first inning. single and struck out fifteen. Meanwhile his son. Grant got the winning RBI as he hit the first homerun this season - a two run shot. Sherwood scored three more times to en- sure the win. • On Tuesday, Goderich Tire' scored two times in the first inning and hung on to win 3-0 over the Orioles. John Bogie only allow- ed five hits in getting^,the win and Dave Gallow and Dana Doherty scored in the first when Harold Peet and Dan Durst got the RBI's. In the fifth inning Peet singled to score Mike Ryan. Inthe second game Hayter's won a close 3-2 game over the Juniors. Hayter's started early when they scored twice in first inning. Brent Williamson and Dave Scholl scored on singles by Phil Petrie and Gary Cox. The Juniors came right back when Paul Nivens singled, Mark Ducharmo tripled to bring in Nivins and Darryl Black singled in Ducharme to tie the game. But then Hayter pitcher Paul Corriveau shut the door, as he held the Juniors hitless for the rest of the game: Hayter's won the game in the fifth when Phil Petrie tripled and Mark Frayne singl- ed him in. lOn Wednesday, French defeated Sherwood 5-1. Bob Johnston of French got the season's second home run, a single shot in the sixth inning. French pitcher Don Bogie threw a one -hitter, allowed one unearned run and struck out nine. Ed Johnston and Bogie scored in the third and Kevin Jewell had two RBI's in. bringing in George Sutton and Dave Schock in the fifth to provide all the .,of- fence needed to win 1. • In the nightcap Kirkey's hammered Norholme 7-0 to mercy them after five inn- ings. Kirkey pitcher Dean Finelly pitched a one -hit shutout to earn. the win. Finelly and John Lehay each had two RBI's .and Bob Orr had an inside the park homer to lead Kirkey's offensively. On Thursday, Orioles won a wild game over Denomme's 9-7. The Orioles built a two run lead when Brian Rumig and Steve . Haggitt batted in runs. Denomme's carne right back and scored three times in the bottom of the inning. Will Denomme, John Verwey and Barry Block each brought in runs. Orioles went ahead 4-3 in the next in- ning when Steve Arbour tripled, Greg Ger.din walked and Darryl Beattie doubled to bring them in. Again, Denomme's fought back scoring three times in the third, Brian Moody led off with the . league's third homerun of the year and' De'nomme and Verwey scored later in the inning. Denomme's ran into trouble when one of their fielders left the game injured, and Denommes had to play with eight players. Orioles took advantage of this and scored two runs each in the fifth and sixth and once again in the seventh. Haggitt went 3-4 and had two RBI's for the Orioles while Denomme had two hits, two walks and two RBI's in a losing effort. Games continue all this week. Huff . d Martin win ladies night Playing under much better weather con- - ditions, the ladies' night winners were: lst flight - Marie Huff and Maxine Martin. 2nd flight - Joan McDougall and Edna Looker. 3rd,flight-- Marg Evans, Grace Neville and Jean HanlY • 4th flight - Joyce Shack, Chris at the raillaitian �•. Hoffmeyer, Lois McGill and Lvn Edward. ONJ THE: BALL Low net on men's night was Bill Ross. He complained of sciatica during the whole round, but still man, aged to shoot a 42. Not bad for a 24 handicap. • Other winners we're Issy Bedard, Mike Lajeunesse, Fred Looker, Tom Jasper, Harold Reffl'inghaus, and Ed Brissette. Friday, June 5th is the Mixed 2 -ball. Check-in time is 5:30. Come down and join us for a good time. The 2nd Annual Member -Guest will be on August 19th: Don't miss it this year! ,. And MEN ... the sheets are going up for the 2 -ball, Papernick and.the A, B and C flight Championships. Sign up now. Godench senior games winners advance The Goderich Senior Games were held in conjuction with Canada's . Fitweek this year from May 22-31. Seniors (age 55 and over) participated in • • a wide range of events such as: bridge, cribbage, darts euchre, bowling, golf, horseshoes and shuffleboard. The tennis event scheduled for May 30 at the Maitland tennis club was cancelled. Winners from each event advance to the district games in Seaforth on June 22-23. Provincial games will not .be held this ' year. Goderich Senior Games Results Golf Mens: Herb Bridle; Bill McInnis, Tom Stuart, ,Chuck Ebel. Ladies.: Ruth Keene, Joan Thompson, Grace Bri- dle, Isobel MacDonald. Five Pin Bowling .Jack Gilbert, Olive Gilbert, Ed Smythe, ,Joan Thompson, Margaret Swan. Euchre Helen Dickson, Mel Dickson. Bridge Viola Montgomery, Irene Harnock. Horseshoe Pitching Alex Boa, Harold Carter, Syd Lawson, Herman Fisher. ' • Cribbage Grace Fuller, .Jessie Twamley. Darts Larry Pritchard; Frank Watson. Shuffleboard Dave Harman, Mary Harman. Guaranteed to Start On First or Second Pull for 2 Years or Wepfix Them Free! rt 1)11(); u "A.HURON C MYTH 523.4244 GODERICH SiQNAL STAR,WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3, 1987—PAGE 9A NATIONAL TRUST A Nataonal Victoria and Grcy,Tnistco Company GOIWRICH.- 100 Kingston St. 524-7381 PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION O THE TOWN OF GODERICH BY-LAW NUMBER 22 A by -Law to regulate the use of water for gardening and other purposes in the Town of Goderich, passed„on October 9, 1980. WHEREAS by virtue of the provisions contained in The Public. Utilities Act, R.S.A. 1970, Chapter 390, Section 12, a municipal corporation may pass by' -laws for regulating, among other things, the time, manner, extent and nature of the supply by the works, the building or person to which and to whom water shall be furnished and every other matter or thing related to or connected therewithin order to secure to the inhabitants of the municipality a continued and abundant supply of pure and wholesome water; AND WHEREAS pursuant to Section 41, Sub-section1 of the said Act, where a coinmis- sion has been established, all the powers, rights, authorities and privileges that are by the Act conferred on a municipal corporation shall be exercised by the commission; AND WHEREAS it is deemed desirable to regulate the hours and conditions under which water shall be supplied for the purpose of watering lawns and other areas within the Town of Goderich and to provide for offences for contravention of such regulations; NOW THEREFORE The Public Utilities Commission of the Town of Goderich enacts as follows: 1 (a) No person being the owner or tenant of occupant of property shall permit water from the municipal water system' to be used for the purpdses of washing, watering or irrigating any lawn, garden, landscaped area, asphalt area, concrete area, or any other area of such property; • (b) No person having the apparent care and control of property shall permit water from the municipal water system to be used for the purposes of washing, watering or irrigating any lawn, garden, landscaped area, asphalt area, concrete area, or any other area of such property; (c) For the purposes of section 1(a), "owner” shall be deemed to include persons who are shown as such on the then current assessment rolls for the Town of Goderich, or per- sons who are registered owners of property as disclosed in the records of the Land Registry , Office. 2 This by-law shall be•deemed not to prohibit the otherwise lawful use of water from the municipal water system during the months of January to May, both inclusive, and October to December both inclusive in any calendar year. ' 3 During the months of June, July, August and September in any year, this by-law shall be deemed not prohibit the otherwise lawful use of water from the municipal water system as follows: • (a) Water may be used for all lawful purposes with respect to properties which lie entirely to the east of an imaginary line drawn from the intersection of the centre line of North Street withthe northerly boundary of the Town of Goderich; thence sougherly along the centre line of North Street to its intersection with Court House Square; thence southerly along the southerly production of the centre line of North Street of its intersection with the northerly point of the centreline of South Street; thence southerly along the centre line of South Street to its intersection with the southerly boundary of the Town of Goderich, but only during the hours of 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. local time Monday, Wednesday and Friday and 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. local time Sunday in each week; (b) Water may be used for all lawful purposes with respect to properties which lie entirely to the west of the imaginary line described in section 3(a) but only during the hours of 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. local time Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday and 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. local time Sunday in each week. 4 Notwithstanding Section 1 the commission, or its authorized officer, may by special per- mit, permit the use of water from the municipal water system for all otherwise lawful pur- poses on such terms and conditions as the Commission or Its authorized officer deems advisable. Each of the Chairman, Vice -Chairman, Manager and Secretary of the Commis- sion is deemed to be an authorized officer within the meaning of this by-law. Special per- mits will be in a form silimar to that in attached Schedule "A" which forms a part of this by-law. 5 Notwithstanding Sections 2, 3 and 4 of this by-law, in the event of a fire to which the Town of Goderich Fire Department is called, no person being the owner, tenant, or occu- pant. or having the apparent care and control of property, upon notification shall permit water from the municipal water system to be used for the purposes of washing, watering or irrigating any lawn, garden, landscaped area, asphalt area, concrete area, or any other area of such propertyl 6 This by-law shall be deemed not to apply to The Municipal Corporation of the Town of Goderich. 7 Anyone who contravenes this by-law is guilty of an offence and is liable on conviction to a fine of not more than 300 dollars. 8 By-law No. 19 of The Public Utilities Commission of the Town of Goderich passed on the 15th day of June, 1978 is hereby repealed save with respect to proceedings which have been commenced under By-law No. 19 prior to this date of final passage of this by-law. 9 This by-law may be referred to as "The Watering Control By-law'. 10 This by-law shall take effect from and after the date of its final passage. Public Utilities Commission of The Town of Goderich 64 West St., Goderich 524-7371. Watering Restrictions June ® July August - September Due to renovations and periodic shutdown of our filtration plant it is important that these restrictions be adhered to. Please Save This Schedule For Reference TOWN OF GODERICH W Nw.y Kwmi.,W-.yyprf i- . 72-]'_ lr 'I IN AREA No. 1 Watering May Be Done On TUES.,- THURS., SAT. Between 6 p.rn. and 9 p.rn. 10 2 KG. IN AREA No. 2 Watering May Be Done On • MON., WED., FRI. Between 6 p.m. and 9 p.m. The Whole Town May Use Hose Service SUNDAY 8 a.m. to. 11 a.m, YOUR CO-OPERATION IN ADHERING TO THESE TIMES WILL BE GREATLY APPRECIATED