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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1985-06-12, Page 30PACIJ 213 -GODERICH SIGNA1 TAR,'VVEDNESDAY, JUNE 12,1985 • €lit, We're at your service OUR EVERYDAY SERVICE PRICES RING CLAWS 4 Claws Retipped Sizing up• first size Each additional 350 size up Sizing Down - regardless of how 6. mar`rysizes 12. AH our service work done at Anstett Manufacturing Limited, by our own certified Goldsmiths. Estimates and consultations at no charge. Each additional r Claw GOLD CHAIN 6. Solder WATCH BATTERY 4. INSTALLATIONS NSTETT JEWELLERS Main Corner CLINTON 482-3901 GODER.ICH LIVE BAIT & TACKLE'S SND Annuni *�A per's Day SALE JUNE 13th1O 16th 001. Pyk coot) itoE.01,1 othe'Foliers; • Buy a Berkley Lightning Rod 100% Radial Graphite $6000 • and get an ML2 Graphite RYOBI ReeL...FREE! (575 value) r OMNI Graphite Composite RODS L HALF PRICE $1 2. O O l LUHR JENSEN AUTO TRACK, DOWNRIGGER Short arm with cannonball 5119.00 All other Salmon tackle 20%0FF Cardinal No 3 & No 4 Reels 8.9 5 FREE SPARE SPOOL FILLED WITH LINE OF YOUR CHOICE! OMNI Fibreglass RODS 1/2 price 1.1 GODERICH LIVE BAIT 8. TACKLE 201 HURON ROAD (HWY 8) 519-524-2360 TERMS: CASH OR VISA AflNIUERSARY C is Shell tops Hot Shots Ron's Shell took advantage of some hot bats, to pound out a 10-4 win -over Hot Shots, in a Goderich Ladies Slowpitch League game, played June 3. In another June 3 contest, Mac's Milk put on a mid -game surge and scored 11 runs in the fourth inning to overpower Not Much 24- 3. A sixth -inning home run by Patti Johnston was the big hit for Nile as they out -slugged Menest 20-12, on June 4. The Oldtimers put together 29 hits, on the way to counting a 23-8 victory over North End Marina, on June 5. Addie Pennie weild- ed a hot bat, tapping out a pair of triples for the winners. North End batted out 10 hits in the game, but still came up short. Nile held onto a slim one -run lead in the late going, to squeak by the Hot Shots 3-2, on June 6. Nile scored all three runs in the fifth inning, while Hot Shots replied with a run of their own in their half of the fifth. Hot Shots squeezed in another run in the seventh, but the Nile defence closed up after that. Also on June 6, Sifto blanked Double Blue 16-0 in lopsided contest, played at St. Mery's'School. Maitland Trophy to be contested '.Y The Ladies' Maitland Trophy will be played for on Saturday, June 22 starting at 10 a.m. Be sure to sign up. The Ladies' Night winners on Tuesday, June 4 were: First flight - Marie Huff and Maxine Martin. Second flight - Bev Jeffrey and Rosemary Evans. Putts - Marg Evans with only 12 putts! Great putting, Marg. and in Third flight - Pat Tyndall, Gwen Trebish, Irla Stewart and Auleen Curry. After golf and dinner, the card games con- tinue to be popular. Last week there were several tables of .bridge, and another group had a great time playing Trivial Pursuit. All ladies are welcome. Men's Night on Monday, June 3 saw 37 men out on the course. Low Net was Lee Kirkwood. Second Low Net was Vic Finnie, and Third Low Net was Murray McGill. Low Gross was Tony Bedard. Closest to the pin' was Izzy Bedard. Other winners - Q. Egener, Jack Hinton, Doug Hesk, Pete Teichert, .Bob .McDougall, Bill Ross, and Dave Cornish. Friday Night the big winners in the Couples two -ball were Chris Hoffmeyer and Bill Butler, and second were Pat Wilkinson and Ed Brissette. In third place - Robbie Butler and Jack Hoffmeyer. Next Couple's two -ball is Friday, June 21. Plan to be there. 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SAT. 8 AM -5 PM GODERICH 155 Anglesea Street at Cambria Rd. 524-8382 or 524-8383 FREE DELIVERY . at your Goderich Yard ATWOOD Main Street (Hwy. 23) South of CNR Crossing 356-2214 YOU CAN DEPEND ON US!' CASHWAY GIFT CERTIFICATES MAKE GREAT GIFTS FOR FATHER'S DAY' Check oul our non -advertised seer ials But hurry' Sale ends June 22nd 1985 4110 VISA 1 Lloyd Hankins, of the Elevators waits in vain at home plate for a throw from the outfield, as a Port Albert Bulldog runner races across the plate during a Goderich Men's Slow1l'itch League contest, played Wednesday night. (photo by Patrick Raftis) Grown trees improve course _. A few years back, in one of the Sunset ar- ticles there was a remark about everything looking so green and all those little trees, that will someday become a nightmare? Well those small trees have now all grown, not to be a nightmare, but to make the course look better than ever and a great challenge. So lets get out and beat the odds and stay away from the once -little trees. Men's, Tues;, June 4, winners were: low gross for the day, Stan Connelly;• low net for the day, Lee Kirkwood; first flight low gross, Ken Straughan; first flight low net, Dennis Jaynes; second flight low growth, Phil Arthur; second flight low net, Bert Cor- bett; third flight low gross, Greg Jervis; third flight low net, Harold Cook. Ladies net Thursday, June 6 winners were: first flight, Rosemary Arrnstrorg, Joyce Bolton, Dorothy Bourdeau; second flight, Mary Lynn • Telford, Kathy Mac- Donald; third flight, Joan Barrie, fourth flight, Joanne Crawford;. Wanda Mac- Donald, Joan Thompson. Bruce Dolmage from Mitchell aced No. 16 hole, in the 'Annual Plummers Tournament on Wed., June 5. Couldn't ask for a better time for it to happen. Congratulations. Bruce. The next fun two -ball is on June 16, "Father's Day," or "Men's Night Out" as we prefer to call it. We are having a pot -luck supper especially for the men, so ladies please' bring out your favorite supper dish for the event. Social Hour starting at 4 p.m. and nine holes of golf to follow. Attention! It's time again for... POOL REGISTRATION Registration for swimming lessons will be held at the POOL ONLY this year, on a first come, first serve basis from: JUNE 17 to JUNE 21, 1985 at 11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. and 4:00-6:00 p.m. CLASSES INCLUDE : Yellow to Maroon - 48.00 for residents & '19.00 for non-residents; Blue to White -'22.00 for residents & '23.00 for non- residents; Bronze & Bronze Cross - 345:00 for residents & `50.00 for non-residents -- price includes material and exam fee; Tiny Tots & Bubblers - `18.00 residents & '19.00 non-residents. RED CROSS LEADER PATROL -- Minimum age is 15 yrs. - June 24 to June 28 - `55.00 for residents and `60.00 for non-residents - price includes material and exam fee. LESSONS WILL BEGIN: July 1 to July 19; July 22 to August 9; August 12 to August 30. SPECIAL PRO, RAMS INCLUDE: iter_ Polo - `10.00; .A.aut>�rylt.- '1.0.00 & `15.00; Adult Lessons - '22.00; Adult Early Morning Swim - '8.00 a month or 50C each morning; Swim Team -'20.00; Private Pool Rentals - `33.00/hr. for 25 people - over 25 people there is an additional '7.00 charge. - - *Details on Special Programs may be obtained during registration. Season's Passes will be available again_thisyear, _The_Passes are valid 7 days per week for admission to all scheduled Recreational Swims Only! Children:'15.00 Student: '18.00 Adults: '20.00 Family: '45.00 **Public swim times will be available in late June -- times and dates will be announced at local schools!! Pool Phone Number: 524'781 2