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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1987-06-10, Page 68PAGE 8A •GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESi)AY, JUNE 17, 1987 Interlocking Paving Stone tnstallatlri ns Driveways • Walkways Patios • Etc. •Distributor for oaks interlocking Pavers •I,ifetltne Guarantee 22 Year Workmanship Guarant(r.� James M. Dennis ‘a) zrb (iodcr•ich 521-1221 Please gull ultst .uu.p.nt. 4* Forest 786-2516 There's A NieSummer Program This Year DAY CAMP '87 "A HEALTHY OUTDOOR EXPERIENCE" held at Point Farms Provincial Park tour t Itildren gill )n intrndut t•dl to the (amplire building; ( ookouts; O t rnight tileepouts; Handle rafts; Hiking; (,aims; bongs; \ttumntrng tat )u lith Gooderhant Pooh; and mut h more! Three t. imp, to thou,e Iron: 1st Camp - July 6 ` July 10 2nd Camp - July 20 - July 24 3rd Camp - August 10' - August ' 14 131 SER't I( I; tour t hili tall he Inc Led up and returned home d,iilt lit bus at the tollotting lot,t- liuns,tint Indetl in the registration tori. Goderich Arena Parking I o1 Pit k up Return 9:10 a.m. lutlilh C',00derham Pool 4;2)) ( antper's list atailable %%Oh. inhumation sheet upon. registration. 4:20' 4:10 p.m. OVERNIGHT, SLEEPO.UT: Once during each camp, all campers will be asked to stay oternight a,t camp. with their parent's permission (Thursday night). This w ill be one of the highlights for the children. If you have tents that we mav, borrow, please let us know whe17 you register. Children will return at Noon on Friday. REGISTRATION: A limit of I i c hildren'per group. iaill be at<epted at Day (,imp 'S' on•a first nme, Brit .stin.ed basis ' ith. registratioir tottunoncing on lune 0, 1487. AGtS:' • 12 years RF(ASTRA1ION IEE: $10.1111 per Week $4,0401' minimum lar 'anti!), RI GIST RA11ON DI".1)1I\I: lune til, 1987, Register in person al the (ioderk h Recrein ion I)epartmein, 1i,4, \1(1)unalt1 St., e,o(le.ric h', Ii)r more information, tt,ntatl the Re( realm() 1)ep,lrtinent • 124-2121. W\7(11 iOR THI SLI\1\11R SPE( !At t\'ENTti PROGRAM EIYIR ( ()\11\(, 01'1 111E I A}T 4'4EEK 01 S( 11001 'CAMP FEES TAX DEDUCTIBLE 'Parents matt lain ( intip I'es as ,t Taw pectin lion ie:( Hit 1) ( ARE EXPENSES if they • are paid to ptt,rnrit the parents to Mork. Details tan be obtained from ',our Distri( t 1 \ation Office. Ren•ntber to keep y(tur- registration re( eipt as proof for-in(.onu' taw. `''st't)NsoRII) 8y: creation DeparLnnent 0 (,(>1)IRI( 11 1l()N4 ( 11113 ,/ r BRAN( 11 104 (,1,deric h fs Di.t'rit t 'Optimist ( Sports rrr Rick Sowerby of the Thruway Muffler team, drives the ball during the men's division final of the Little Bijwl'Slow Pitch' Tournament. Thruway defeated Canadian Tire .3-7 in the final. Bayfield Babes defeated the Sifto Goodtimers to take the ladies championship.lphoto by Ted` Spooner ) Th S H ,rs be c a= piing 9a tis f.ir the ;i'+sitio csr ch :.:;fwd c .ch• AH��1, a a by p c� COY `e+Ji ns i 'ius{9�1, be r c ;,i &✓e'RsJune p list Int dress Vic ter )ns t (fhb 'rymR• 2 "?,'airs G Jericho rive, tG 7A', 3X8 C it combines money markel rates with the iiquidity ofa dallyinterest account, If you maintain a large balance in your savings or r:hequing account or want liquidity for your short term invest- ments, the TOTAI MONEY MARKET' ACC0UN T is Ideal for you f -or balances of $10,000 or more. you will receive a rate or interest. usually higher than 30 day Term Deposits. based on Government of Canada 01 Day Treasury Bills On balances of $50.000'or more, the Interest rate Is even higher Of course, you still enloyJlquldlty of funds which allows you 1n access your account for deposits or withdrawals at any National Trust branch in Canada Open a TOLAJ MONEY MARKE f ACCOUNT now and get money market nates with the liquidity of a daily interest account fit. iii 51i 4 Vic ieeia . iTa Grey't1 Yi o nyei5) )'iy Kin. X28% bP' Twin City Scho 1 of Hairstyling Waterloo, Ont. , lf�:, 886-6305 Monday to Friday 8:30' and to 4:30 pill *Hairstyling Barbering ®Ear Piercing •IVY°ake-up 55 Erb St., East Classes start Is t of ever month Hitti Hitting dominates last week games. On Monday, June 8, Hayter's beat up on Sherwood 8-1 in five innings. Andy Moore and Myles Murdock each had two RBI's and Mike Donnelly scored three tinges and had an RBI to lead Hayter's offensively. Hayter pitcher Dave Scholl pitched superbly allow- ing three hits, a run while striking out five. striking.out five. In the second game the Orioles destroyed Dynamos 11-1, The Orioles jumped all over Dynamos pitching as they scored four runs in the first, five in the se- cond two•more in the fourth. Paul Jewell pitched a three hitter, walked one, allowed one run and struck out six to get the win. Steve Frayne went 3-3, scored two runs and had four RBI's and Bob Graham went 2-3, scdred twice and had three RBI's. On Tuesday, Kirkey's 'hammered the Juniors 8-0. Kirkey pitcher Dean 1''lriki pitched a two -hitter and struck out six 1n earning the shut -out win. The Juniors oil} allowed seven hits but • Kirkey's made ' them count. In the nightcap, French defeated Denomme's 9-2. Kevin Jewell hovered Co lead off the game and Bob Johnston hod a three run homer to give French a • win. George Sutton scored three runs, had an RBI to support the offense. Don Bogie allo*ed three hits and struck out ten. On Wednesday, Goderich Tire beat the. Orioles 12-3.: They scored four times in the second, once in the third and eleven titncs in the fourth..Brian 'Johnston went three for three and Mike Ryan and Dana Doher- ty each, went two for three. .Laster that night.Denommes won a close 2-0 game over Merner-Haugh. The pitching was excellent as Gary Muxlow allowed only one hit, a one out single in the seventh by Doc Miller.. Denornme's- scored their only runs in the' third. John Hoy reached an er- ' ror, Barry Block singled him in and Jim Bell ,singled Block in to make it 2-0, Merner- Haugh pitcher Ken Daer only allowed three hits. MuxloW struck out eight in getting the, win. In the first game Sunday, Goderich Tire ' defeated the Juniors 4-0. They scored three runs in the first and added another in the fourth. John Bogie allowed four hits in get- ting the win. Darryl Black gave up five hits to Goderich' Tire but they carne when • needed. Lathe second game Kirkey's won a cli>,tie 2-1 game over French. .Kirkey's scored the' only runs they would need in the first inn- ing. Paul Kelly singled and scored in. John Lehery's ,single and' scored on Paul Bartliff's Single. After this, French pitcher -Don.Bogie didn't. allow a..hit,..and.:ende,d..up.,_.. with seven strike outs and allowed three' hits. French scored their only run• in the third when Paul Brown singled and scored on • Ed Johnston's groundout. Terry Johnston held French to six hits and struck.: ovItn six. the final' game, Sunday,. Hayter's defeated Sherwood 2-1: Sherwood scored first' when -Phil Paquette trilled and scored on Rob McDonald's pop up fly• .. g ates fast all REMINDER TO RESIDENTS OF THE TOWNSHIP OF COLBORNE The second installment of .the Township of Colborne Municipal Taxes are Due on Monday, June 22, 1987 H. Milburn Clerk -Treasurer GENERAL l\ ELECTRIC AUTOMATIC DISH WASHERS Enjoy Freedom from the Hot Kitchen with a G.E. Built-in or Portable •3 level wash system •2 detergent dispensers •Soft food disposer •5 pushbuttons •8 cycles including Potscrubber *Super rack •Rinse ageht dispenser *Indicator light •Removable cutlery basket with small Items lid °Sound Insulation •2 colour pack. White or Almond See Us Today for A Great Selection Of Dishwashers! APPLIANCE DISTRIBUTORS Sebr:ngville PHELANSS LX93 -61.x',1 CHARGE Ilwb�r+ ora' 527-1213 .i Seaforth +r.