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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1984-07-18, Page 16tt,o VRSL SEICEL'S. Dundu. 330 Clorynce In downtown London • 0 0 1110Y TILE. SECONDS] CHILM: TYPE111, IS iormqoagthor,,,. s$140•120141,11,Y,d. • LADIWSINIAMIlt SANDALS• •VINYL 93, fs,7,309,111 -.brown . 0000 QUALITY ; • • to 2Pr. 415 MEN'S WORK BOOTS *Safety Toe - Safety Sole * CANADIAN .7 to 12 $39 98, :;"•i7".‘ 1 t. OreSetils, at the Seaforth District Community Centres Saturday, July 21, Tickets '6.00 each Dancing 8 1 Lunch Provided Proceeds to Repair Round House at Fair Grounds No Refunds Age of Majority VERANDAH SALE AT THE VILLAGE GUILD Bayfield Monday -Tuesday -Wednesday July 23-24-25 10 am -6 pm THE VILLAGE GUILD Bayfield, Ont. 565-2766 r 1984 • ONTARIO • 1784 • ONTARIO • 1984 co • 0 1— z0 • co • 0 z co r- • 0 z co cn 7 • (Thursday July 19th - Friendship Fourteen runners and cyclists will cover 1,600 miles from July 16 to August 1E0 they participate' in the Fifth Annual International Friendship Marathon. This year's marathon goes from Owen Sound to the Canadian Pavilion in New Orleans. The 13 boys and one girl reached Goderich on Monday at 3 p.m., carrying their torch and flags. Mayor Eileen Palmer greeted each of the athletes and presented them with the Town of Goderich flag as well as a crest and pin that they will wear throughout the marathon. In return, Mayor Palmer received.a miniature of the Owen Sound flag and a pm. ' Coach Myles Caskie and Hank Horner will be leading the group of athletes that range in age from 12 to 15 -years -old. The runners hail from Owen Sound, New York, Texas, Ohio, Mount Forest, Hepworth and California. Their training started in August of last year and included running through six foot deep snow drifts, running on roads, beaches, as well as country trails. They also ran up and down hills and endured not only the coldest of temperatures but the hottest as well. Over the 1,600 miles they will stop in 20 'cities. From Goderich they will head to Sarnia, Port Huron in Michigan, Flint, Lansing, Battle Creek, Indianapolis, Decatur, Springfield, Hannibal, St. Louis, Cape Girardeau, Paragouid, Memphis, Grenada, Jackson, Natchez, Baton Rouge and New Orleans. Andrew Carruthers of Goderich has participated in the Friendship Marathon for three consecutive years, however, this year he has decided to stay on the sidelines and cheer the others on. The 1984 International Friendship Marathon should prove to be an experience that none of the participants will soon forget. • OW' opows ara.,thp:4•Teampasos'.ttit:040 ,AW.•*,A" • Lawn bowling club gets grant A group of retired people from Goderich will receive a New Horizons grant for $11,088, Health and Welfare Minister Moni- que Begin annqunced recently. The Goderich Recreation and Lawn Bowl- ing Club will purchase furniture and equip- ment for a new centre. Activities include carpet bowling, shuffleboard, dancing, sup- pers and social get-togethers. New Horizons is a federal government program that enables retired people to create projects of their own choosing. It of- fers grants to groups who undertake ac- tivities for the benefit of themselves and others in their community. The accent is oq local needs as seen by older people and on their willingness to meet such needs. ONTARIO • 1784 • ONTARIO • 1984 • ONTARIO • 1784 • ONTARIO • 1984 • ONTARIO • 1784 • ONTARIO , PORT OF GODERICH ARIO N IAL T1 NS JULY 17-22 Many Events Have Been Planned to Help "Celebrate Together" Ontario's 200th Birthday! EE 0 NTARIO • 1784 c▪ o 0 0 0 0 cr 1-- z 0 0 f7C 4 0 CO iI rrelr., FESTIVAL OF ARTS AND CRAFTS - Three day Festival begins in Court House Park. Artisans, painters, photographers and craftsmen from all over Ontario come to Goderich to display and sell their wares. Other events include a Flower Show and Food Booths. Sponsored by the Goderich Recreation Department. , 23RD ANNUAL SIDEWALK SALE - Shop early and get in on all the bargains on the Square! Sponsored by the Shoppers Square Association. FREE CONCERT! • The Goderich Recreation Department sponsors a free concert for Children in Court House Park at 2 p.m. Come and join in the fun with singer Jerry Brodey. Friday July 20th FESTIVAL OF ARTS AND CRAFTS continues in Court House Park, SIDEWALK SALE DAYS continue on the Square, SLOWPITCH TOURNAMENT - Play Ball! The Goderich Women's Slowpitch League hosts a three day tournament at the Agricultural Park. TRURO BAND Truro Concert Band from Truro, Nova Scotia will be performing in Court House Park 'at 2 p.m. Come and welcome our guests from the East Coast! FISH FRY - Fresh fillets of Lake Huron Whitefish prepared by Captain Fats and the Bluewater Shrine Club, 4 p.m. in Court House Park! Tickets are '2.50 for Children, '5.00 for Adults. Proceeds go to support Crippled Children. STREET DANCE • Kick up your heels at the Old Fashioned Street Dance sponsored by the Goderich Bicentennial Committee. The dance will be held on The Square in front of Carman Cameras from 9 p.m. till midnight with live music provided by Francie Scram and the Boys. The event is free - everyone welcome!------------------------------------- • Saturday July 21st 10 KM. FUN RUN AND ROAD RACE - Race begins at 10 a.m. from Ernie's Roadhouse. Lots of prizes and merchandise - special category for racers who live in the Town of Goderich. Co-sponsored by Goderich Recreation Department and Athlete's Foot - Suncoast Mall. FESTIVAL OF ARTS AND CRAFTS and SIDEWALK SALE - Final day! FARMER'S MARKET Fresh fruits and vegetables for sale from 8 a.m. - 1 p.m. at Court House Park. Sponsored by Business Improvement Area Board. WOMEN'S SLOWPITCH TOURNAMENT continues. Sunday July 22nd FINAL DAY - Slowpitch Tournament! SPECIAL CONCERT • Goderich Laketown Band hosts the Truro Concert Band from Truro, Nova Scotia. The free concert at Harbour Park will feature both bands and the Goderich Air Cadets. Begins at 7 p.m.! Come and Join us in the Celebrations! 1984 • ONTARIO • 1784 • ONTARIO 1984* ONTARIO * 1784 • ONTARIO • 1984 e ONTARIO • • 1784 * ,vgR • FET,-, • 0 0 • co -4 The 1984 International Friendship Marathon Team ran into Goderich Friday afternoon with 42. their torch. Mayor Eileen Palmer greeted the 14 runners and gave the Town of • Goderich flag. The runners continued their journey to New Orleans after a short break. O Plans are to arrive at the Canadian Pavilion on August 1. ( photos by Anne NarOko) o Stiff competition in fastball top of the standings, with a 4-3 victory over the Orioles. Paul Kelly and John Lehay had three hits each to lead Kirkey's 11 hit attack. Doc Miller also had two hits for Kirkey's. Steve Haggitt, Steve Frayne and Bob Graham each had two hits for the Orioles. Terry Johnston fired a seven -hitter in picking up the victory for Kirkey's. Denomme's remained close to Kirkey's with a 3-1 victory over Ho,tel Bedford. Paul Corriveau pitched a three -hitter for Denomme's in picking up the victory. Jeff Denomy led Denomme's offensively with threehitsthey remained two points out of first The Goderich Industrial Fastball League held its all-star game on Tuesday, July 10 with the Dunlop Division defeating the Maitland Division 1-0. Players from. Canada Company, Sherwood Express, Payter's and the Orioles formed the victorious Dunlop Division team while players from Kirkey's Kar Kare, Denomme's, French Cleaners and Hotel Bedforduformed the Maitland Division squad. The only run in the game came in the second inning when Simon Langlois's single and Mike Frayne's double put runners at second and third. Langlois later scored in the inning on an error. Pitchers Simon Langlois, Doug Vock and Ron Willis of thd Dunlop Division, and Terry Johnston and Don Bogie Of the Maitland Division, combined -on four -hitters for both teams. Canada Company won a pair of games this eo • past week in the Industrial Fastball League O to move to within one point of first place Z Kirkey's. Canada Company defeated French Cleaners 3-2 and the Orioles 9-4. 3:4 Canada Company scored an unearned run 5in the eighth inning to defeat French. John • O'Keefe and Rob McDonald had two hits .... each for Canada Company, while Ed Johnston and Don Bogie had two hits apiece for French. Jim Martin accounted for both or, • French runs with a two -run homer, which O temporarily tied the game. • Pitchers Ron Willis and Don Bogie each X. - gave up six hits over the eight innings. The game against the Orioles, which is O under protest and not yet official, saw 13 • runs scored, all unearned! The two teams • combined for 13 errors. Bill Tigert had two co of Canada Company's eight hits while Roy • • Fisher had two of the Orioles five hits. O Pitcher Ron Willis of Canada. Company. • threw the five -hit victory while Doug Vock —1 and Darryl Beattie, the Orioles pitchers, • were the unfortunate victims of many O errors. Hayter's also won a couple of one -run games to move from last place to sixth • -4 place. They defeated Sherwood Express 2-1 • and Hotel Bedford 3-2 in nine innings. co • Phil Petrie tossed a two -hitter in leading O Hayter's to the victory over Sherwood. Dave 2 Scholl added relief for Petrie in the final two irthings. Bob Kiehl led all hitters in the game 73 with two hits. Simon Langlois only gave up 5 just six hits, despite the loss. • Dave McDonald supplied late game heroics for Hayter's td lead them to a 3-2 co nine -inning victory over Hotel Bedford. With co ilayter's losing 2-1, McDonald singled home the tying run in the bottom of the seventh • • inning and then singled harm the vOinning —4 run in the bottom of the ninth inning to gain the victory. Dave Scholl picked up the win in relief of Phil Petrie, as they combined on a O six -hitter. John Crawford gave up seven hits • in the loss. Crawford also led Bedford with two hits co while McDonald and Dennis WilliamSon had 42i two hits each for Hayter's. o In other games, Kirkey's remained at the • STANDINGS (As of July 11) DUNLOP DIVISION GP .. W .. L.. T .. P CanadaCompany 16 9 6 1 19 Orioles 15 7 8 0 14 Hayter's . 15 6 8 1 13 Sherwood Express 114 5 9 0 10 MAITLAND DIVISION GP .. W .. L.. T .. P Kirkey's Kar Kare 16 10 6 0 20 Denomme's 15 9 6 0 18 French Cleaners 14 8 6 0 16 Hotel Bedford 17 6 11 0 12 Soccer action heats up • Al Fisher's Atoms did not play last week, • but are in action this Saturday in a CD CD tournament in Exeter. (Kick off time 10 a m. ). 0 In the Atom -Mosquito House League last • z Monday Buzzards -Breakers defeated .06(.43k —I Blizzard -Tigers 4-2. Bob Lumley scored three goals and Kelly Lumley scored one for 211 Buzzards -Breakers. Paul Hamilton and NITNO • Tigers. 0 0 Donnie Rivers notched singles for Blizzard - Monday in Goderich. inside -left Jeff Klages and outside -right Dave Lumley scored the goals for Goderich. in Squirt House League action last Wednesday, Vikings notched their first win of the season, defeating Raiders 6-1. Speedy Ken McLarty scored four goals and Jason Meriam and Mike Moffat added singles for Vikings. Dave Lumley tallied the Raiders' goal. In the second game Bombers nipped Giants 1-0, with Mike McBride scoring the ONTARIO • 1984 • ONTARIO • 1784 • ONTARIO sr, - The Squirts defeated Clinton 2-1 last Borifber$' Atial• A