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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1985-06-26, Page 26J PAGE 2a. ODERICH SIGNAGSTAR, WI DNESDAY. JUNE _Something for evoyyone! ATIIEM and FI. Ct�t � Afi YET SHOP SMITH'S FARM & GARDEN CENTRE 82 SOUTH STREET GODERICH PHONE 524.9522 Complete line of PET SUPPLIES PICAL FISH'DrERBILS•HAMSTERS NARIES•BUDGIES•BIRDS FROM ,, T'IE TROPICS AND MORE 1.1985 R.G. Stoddart of 72 The Square a GOLD - SILVERSMITH JEWELLERY DESIGNER also •weaving•glass•ceramics CANADIAN AWARD WINNING DESIGNER GODERICH, ONTARIO 524-4509 CoderichSunset . Co f. and Driving Range Come on out and Play'! Book your weekend tee time now. 524-8047 Reduced rates after 2 PM THEY'RE OFF AND RUNNING! r • ii Join The Crowds And Enjoy The Excitement Of HARNESS RACING Begins ane �7 ppST TIME 7:45 P.M• • J e 5 �h�rsday, *Covered grandstand * Pari-Mutuel Wagering POST TIME.7: 5 P. GODuaCH RACEWAY MacDonald Street Dial 524-6641 United and Rebel players line up for a face-off in front of the Rebel players themselves, managed to pull off an upset and beat the goal during a Goderich Recreational Ball Hockey League contest, short-staffed first -place United crew 1-0. (photo by Patrick Raftis ) here, Thursday evening. The Rebels, playing with only eight Marauders win twice in ball hockey Upsets prevailed in Goderich Recreation Ball Hockey League games this week, as first -place United lost to the Rebels, with both teams playing badly undermanned and the Marauders turned around a prolonged losing streak with a pair of victories. In June 18 action: The Marauders' -put together a strong forechecking disply and squeezed by the Warriors 1-0. Ray Vanstone scored the goal for the Marauders, assisted by Kevin Talbot. Goaltender Chris Sideris recorded the shutout. United edged the Sherwood Express crew 5-3, in a see -saw game that saw the lead change hands several times. Ron Sowerby scored twice for United, with Brian Shewfelt, Rob McDonald and Bill Lewis each netting one. Bill Peters contributed two assists to the United effort. Tom Smith converted two Rick Anderson passes for Sherwood, with Philip Wood also assisting on the first of Smith's goals. Brent William- son also scored for Sherwood. The Brewers and the Rebels battled to a 1- 1 draw. Rebels' Brad Armstrong scored the first goal of the game, assisted by Perry Hoak. Jim Young replied for the Brewers, with Robin Moore assisting. Both goals came in the second period. On June 20: The Rebels squeezed by United 2-1. United only fielded six players for this contest and the Rebels played with only eight. Brad Armstrong and Darrin Moore scored for the Rebels. Phil Arthur netted the United goal. The Marauders breezed through a 7-1 shellacking of the Brewers, blasting in three. goals in the first period and four in the se- cond frame. Chris Sideris lost his bid for his second consecutive shutout just under three minutes into the second frame, when Tom Profit scored the Brewers' goal. Phil Petrie, scored twice for the Marauders, while Kevin Telford and Kevin Talbot each scored a goal and two assists. Darren Doak, Patrick Raf- tis and Ray Vanstone scored singles. Express outscored the Warriors 7-4. The Express got goals from: Tom Smith, with two; Andy Fowler"with two and Pat Bissett; John .Graham and Brent Williamson, with one each. Rick Anderson and Pat Bissett each had three assists. Todd Graham had two goals and an assist for the Warriors and Collin Alexander had a pair of goals. Flyers and Titans win in minor ball hockey The Flyers topped the Leafs 5-3, in Goderich Minor Ball Hockey action, on June 19. Dave Duncan scored twice, and added an. assist to the Flyers total. Todd Wilson, An- dre Cauchi and B. Allen also scored one goal each for the Flyers. The Flyers had built up a 4-0 lead, with on-, Goderich Raceway opens on Thursday ly 5:28 remaining in the game, before the Leafs finally got on the scoreboard. The Leafs .then drew within one, on goals by Dave Brown, Scott Garrow and Ian McKin- non, but the Flyers killed their rally with an insurance marker in the last minute of play: After falling behind by one, the Titans came back with five unanswered goals to whip the Trojans 5-1, in another June 19 con- test. Rob Middel scored the lone Trojan marker, just 54 seconds into the first period. . Pat Frayne scored twice for the Titans, and Tim Wilson, Mark Cauchi and Shawn Larder each scored once. Dale Erb pitched in with a pair of assists. GODERICH RACEWAY THURSDAY, JUNE 27, 1985, Post Time 7:45 p.m. Race -1 PACE CLAIMING HANDICAP $2,500-$3,000 WITH ALLOWANCES SPEEDY SANFORD BROADLANE WAYNF: GEE HORTON PRISONER DEEP RUN SUPER BIG SHOT CHARLIE FURIOUS FORCE Race -2 PACE Maidens CLAIMING$1,500 Wrnl ALLOWANCES IMAGEDDON HERU H. TWO O DIXIE LEE WILL(:OX McGILLIVRAY GIRT, NUGGET HORNER LONDESBORO DON Race -3 PACE Claiming $1,500 with Allowances CALL ME MC LADY SCARLET SUPER SHIFT SLICK FERRA HES SPECIAI. SKIPS CHALLEN( E. SETON GOO[) MISS DAWNGLo BECKY HI Purse: 600 R. Clark R. Forster R. Battin F. Maguire 191. Mclean W. Preszcator R, Graham Purse: 550 A. Shelton V. Vanstone J. Lester If McLean R. Hodgins R. Windsor F. Maguire Purse:550 T. Watt R. Henry R. Windsor C. Crandon A. Shelton I) Windsor M. Vanlanduyt .1 Watt V Kennedy NOT10E TO P.U.C. WATER CUSTOMERS Notice Of Rate Adjustment Due to increased operating costs the Corrlrrlission has decid-eato increase the water rales by approximately 4%. The new water rates will be effective with all billings issued on and after August 1, 1985. MONTHLY RATES Existing Flat Rate Metered Rate First 227 Cubic Metres Next 455 Cubic Metres Next 909 Cubic Metres Balance Cubic Metres New Rates Flat Rate Metered Rate First 250 Cubic Metres Next 500 Cubi Metres Next 1000 C •sic Metres Balance Cube° $12.00 401E per Cubic Metre 32t per Cubic Metre 30c per Cubic Metre 26(c per Cubic Metre $12.50 420 per Cubic Metre 33ti per Cubic Metre 31(D per Cubic Metre 270 per Cubic Metre Minimum metered accounts will be increased trom the present $12.00 to $12.50 per month. GODERICH PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION Race -4 PACE n/w 2 Races or 2,000 lifetime a.e. claimias $4,000 with allowances KIM MATHERS G G JUD BRETS NUFFY B N PRIMO J JS JILL, VIOLAS WOE ARRA FIRE Race -5 PACE Claiming $1,500 with allowances CHIPWOOD MUFFIN ' R W SCOUT NEAR NIGHT JENNIE WILI,VAN MAYFAIR FI.O RUSTIC VELVET TERRIFIC EI.LIE BECKY HI MISS DAWN(;1.0 Race -6 TROT n/w 3 races or 3,000 lifetime a.e. n/w $150 ih 1985 a.e.'elaimins 5,000 with allowances MEDA GENE SI"JRTS JAN SPEEDY GESTURE MISTY ('HRISTY FROST SF,A.SON BORDER STAR Race -7 Parc Maidens !IMAM LADY GRAYF'RIAR.S FAYI•: ('(RINT ON (•I N(•Y Purse:600 R. Mathers B. Graham D. Jewitt J. Watt R. Windsor R. Battin K. Houston Purse:550 R. Henry A. Shelton G. Mahon C. Young M. Vanlanduyt R. Henry J. Lester V. Kennedy 1.. Watt Purse:650 D. Hackwell R. Battin V. Vanstone W. Preszcator J. McKague C. Crandon Purse:550 GARYS GIRT, R. Henry C P KWIK W. McLean VANLINE LINDA R. Forster DUCHESS BEAUTY R. Hodgins Race -8 Pace Purse:550 BYNANA BAY R. Clark WINDSPUN J. Muir GOSHEN LAD J. Lester OPTIMARA D. Windsor SKIPPYS ECLIPSE K. Houston KATHY FREIGHT D. Jewitt GARMOR ENUFF' W. McLean MISSDAWNGLO J. Watt BECKY HI I). Kennedy Race -9 Pace Purse:900 n/w $900 last 6 starts a.e. n/w 4 races or $4,500 lifetime a.e. optional claimins $6,000 with allowances RUSTIC HELEN R. Henry SMARTIE FRANCES W. McLean DUCHESS SPRING F. Sadler G G COLUMBO 4 R. [laer WINDSCREEN C. Young COUNTERACTOR I). Windsor Race -10 Pace Purse:600 Claiming Handicape $2,000 - $2.500 With Allowances IJSSAS GIRL, R. Daer APOPKA BYRD A. Shelton SHADOW FI,Y HIGH R. Henry HERMAN W. Preszcator BYE BYE TIDE W. McLean ALERT STAR D. Windsor VALLEYCREEK TRAMP F. Sadler Total Purse equals $6,100 H Vanstone F MacDonald Horses Drawn equals F Sadler Horses Entered equals 70 its r UIUfl.I AILI�L.I IVl9i R. R. 3, Coria 519-529-7420 Real Estate Auction ABSOLUTE AUCTION Nine Port Albeit Lots Secretary Teresa Donnelly Sydenham Street Wellington Street w S N E Six Lots To The Highest Bidder No Reserve Bid THREE CUTS REASONABLE RESERVE BID • Thursday, June 27th - 7:00 p.m. ON SITE AT THE CORNER OF NORTH ST. AND W EILJNGTON ST., PORT ALBERT SEX LOTS, NO RESERVE being Lots No. 42, 43, 44, 45, 46 and 47 situated on the west side of Wellington Street more particularly described In the Registered Ran 2-136 • dated May 2, 1972 and revised June 27, 1972. THREE LOTS No. 44, 45. and 48 on the east side of Sydenham Road. slits offered for sale pursuant to Power of Sale provision by Mortgage No: 187297 TERMS: to YE RCENT DEPOSIT BAIANCE ON CLOSING THIRTY DAYS OR LES Not responsible for accidents. AIICTIO NEE( COL CIEEUSDALTON 529-7420 ,SAVES MANAGER Agent for Agropole Realty Ltd. ALL announcements take precedence over all printed material. All information r_ngta11E ed hereto derived front sonreAm het eyed to be elite but not gunrinteed by First Choice Auction or Agropole Realty Ltd. 44 !__ 45 1 46 42 43 44 45 46 47 I - � Wellington Street w S N E Six Lots To The Highest Bidder No Reserve Bid THREE CUTS REASONABLE RESERVE BID • Thursday, June 27th - 7:00 p.m. ON SITE AT THE CORNER OF NORTH ST. AND W EILJNGTON ST., PORT ALBERT SEX LOTS, NO RESERVE being Lots No. 42, 43, 44, 45, 46 and 47 situated on the west side of Wellington Street more particularly described In the Registered Ran 2-136 • dated May 2, 1972 and revised June 27, 1972. THREE LOTS No. 44, 45. and 48 on the east side of Sydenham Road. slits offered for sale pursuant to Power of Sale provision by Mortgage No: 187297 TERMS: to YE RCENT DEPOSIT BAIANCE ON CLOSING THIRTY DAYS OR LES Not responsible for accidents. AIICTIO NEE( COL CIEEUSDALTON 529-7420 ,SAVES MANAGER Agent for Agropole Realty Ltd. ALL announcements take precedence over all printed material. All information r_ngta11E ed hereto derived front sonreAm het eyed to be elite but not gunrinteed by First Choice Auction or Agropole Realty Ltd.