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The score remained tied until the ninth
when Kirkey's scored twice. The Dukes
came right back. Peters led off with a
triple and one out later Dana Doherty
singled, scoring Peters. Jim Crawford
singled and Rob Plunkett reached base on
an error scoring Doherty. One out later
Crawford's bunt hancuffed Kirkey's as the
winning run scored. Peters had three hits
for Hotel Bedford, while Bill Black and
dave MacDonald had two. Ken Daer had
three for Kirkey's, while Steve Berry had
two.
BI11 Peter's -solo -home -run -proved to be
the winning run as Canada Company hung
on to defeat Kirkey's Kar 7-6. C.C. jumped
, out to a second inning 4-0 lead but Kirkey's
got two back in the third inning on Terry
Powell's two run homer.
Each team scored twice more until
Peter's blast gave C.C. a 7-4 lead. Hits by
Paul Kelly, Ron Klages, Ron Sowerby and
Ken Daer left the score at 7-6 with one out
and the winning run on second. Bill Tigert
' grabbed Powell's line drive and flipped to
second for the game ending double play.
Rob MacDonald led a 13 hit attack with
four while Mike Donnelly and Peters had
three each. Ken Daer had three hits for
Kirkey's while Klages and Sowerby had
two each.
Bill Gallow and Greg Hansen combined
for five of Lakeport Advertising's six hits
while ,Simon Langlois threw a five hitter as
Advertising defeated Lakeport Steel 3-2.
With'the score tied 1-1 in the fifith Gallow
doubled and scored on, Hansen's single.
Hansen ended up at third on an error and
scored on Langlois' sacrifice fly. The
Steelers got back in the sixth when Brian
MacKenzie singled and scored on Ron
Miller's double. MacKenzie allowed just
six hits in a losing cause and banged out
two himself.
Hayter's took advantage of pitcher Rob
•Plunkett's wildness to score five runs on
just. five hits to defeat Hotel Bedford 5-1.
• Hayter's scored m the first when Jim
Reehl scored in the thrid after being hit by
a pitch. Myles Murdock opened, the third
with a single and scored one out later on
two wild pitches. Bedford scored their only
run in the fifth when Ron Heinking scored
on Jim Crawford's sacrifice flu. Hayter's
pitcher Dave Scholl threw a four hitter
while striking out sic. Ginn led Hayter's
with two hits while Heinking led Bedford
with two.
GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2, 1982—PAGE 3A
The seven top money raisers (money turned in), for the
May4 roll-a-thon, received prizes for their efforts from the
Recreation Department this week. Front row, left to right,
are Larry Leppington, sixth, Ella May Mohring, second and
George Sideris, seventh. Back row, left to right, are Jim
Mohring, first, Chris Sider's, third, Deb Brown, fourth and
Ron (Tag) Sowerby, fifth. The money raised at the roll-a-
thon will be used for the purchase of a new sound system at
the arena. (Photo by Joanne Buchanan)
Goderich Bridge Club scores OMRA Lake Huron Zone
The Goderich Bridge .Club
held a seven table game o.n
Tuesday, May 25.
North-South winners were
Verna Worthy and Helen
Tench with 981/2 points;
Marg and Bill Sutherland
with 901/2 points; and
Eleanor Erskine and Arlene
Gibbons with 891/2 points.
East-West winners were
Betty and Ray Fisher with
9512 points; Barb Howe and
Marian Lane with 941/2
points; and Dawna Sproule
and Rick Somers with 891/2
points.
• District Scout Camp which took place this weekend at the Falls Conservation Area attracted
approximately 650 campers. The boys participated in a variety of events such as an obstacle
course and. fire lighting. Pictured are two cubs trying to knock assistant leader Brian
Rumig's hat off. ( Photo by T.Marr )
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GODERICH ARENA
MONDAY, JUNE 7 P30
M.
PUNK ROCKER
Whipper MS•
elects new president
The Lake Huron Zone of
the Ontario Municipal
Recreation Association
(QMRA) Board of Directors
met recently in Hanover.
The election resulted in John
Gates. of Kincardine being
declared the president,
succeeding W.R. "Bunny"
Hare of Owen Sound.
Clare Christie .of Owen
Sound is the vice-president,
Annie Dinniwell of Harriston
is the secretary and Keith
Angel of Derby Township is
the treasurer. Ruth Wolfe of
Clifford was re -appointed the
executive -secretary. The
Zone's representative to the
parent body of OMRA is
John Gates.
Discussion centered
around the functions of this
organization and recom-
mendations from the Zone
Conference and the Lake
Huron Zone Recreation
Association to further its
Lawn Bowling Club
yard sale a success
• Despite overcast skies and
fog drifting in off the lake,
the ladies' lawn bowling club
was very pleased with their
yard sale held on Saturday
morning and deemed it a
great success. Many thanks
go to those who had tables
and donated articles and
money and helped m many
other ways. A very special
thanks go to people. of the
community whocame; look-
edand bought articles that
were there for sale. All pro-
ceeds go' towards helping
with the expenses of the
club:
The greens are looking
better every day and with
the coming of • warm
weather, everyone is anx-
ious to be participating in the
game of lawn bowls.
An invitation' is• extended
to anyone who has bowled or
would like to try the game, to
come to the greens and try it.
There are members who
will gladly give instruction.
Bowls can be rented by the
year for a small fee and a
yearly membership is quite
reasonable. Lawn bowling is
compettitive, fun and healthy
exercise for all ages.
Ladies'
slow pitch
The Goderich Ladies'
Slowpitch League standings
to date are: Goderich
Insulation -4;. Bluewater-0;
Meneset-2; CRMCO.O; Sifto-
2: Nile -0 and Auburn.
Winners of the draw last
week are as . follows: first
prize-Charlynn Brown,
Seaforth; second. price -B.
Charron, Goderich; and
third prize -Fred Waltham,
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Committees in this area.
June 15 was set as the next
meeting for further
discussion and consideration
on "How can Lake Huron
Zone of Ontario Municipal
Recreation Association best
serve the communities in its
Zone?"
Bicyclists cautioned
With the return of good
weather, the Ontario Safety
League cautions bicyclists to
stay in touch with the world
of ' motor vehicle horns,
sirens and train whistles.
Biking and stereo headsets
don't mix, the safety _group
warns.
Stereo headsets are a new
wrinkle on the safety scene
and the League is concerned
especially for young
bicyclists. The miniature -
radios can have an extreme-
ly high volume — some over
110. decibels, according to
acoustics experts. In com-
parison, a normal speaking
voice registers about 50
decibels and street traffic
about 60 to 70 decibels. Many
products now offer a "talk
line" or "hot line" as a safe- „
ty feature — a button Which.
you push to let lathe outside
noise. However, this doesn't "
solve the problem. If there's
a car behind you, you pro-
bably won't know when to
push the button. °
Even at moderate levels,
states the League, it is
hazardous to listen to the
headsets while riding a bike,
driving a
vehicle
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GODERICH
THURSDAY, JUNE 10TH, 1982
HOLMESVILLE COMMUNITY -CENTRE
8:30 P.M.
This is a public meeting held under Sections 12 and 17 of
The Planning Act, RSO 19110 to discuss a proposed amen-
dment to the Official Pion for the County of Huron
Planning Area permitting the establishment of a motel
and guest cabins on Part of Lot 2, Bayfield Concession
shown on the Key Mop.
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