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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1986-07-23, Page 24PAGE 10A--GODERICH SIGNAL; STAR, WEDNESDAY, JULY 23, 1986 Spc...rt FLOWER FFFOR RAY G166 THE SQUARE, GODERICH PHONF 5244;761 Evenings and Sundays phong 529-7253 ALL -YOU -CAN -EAT HOT BUFFET with full salad bar - served SATURDAY & SUNDAY 4 PM - $ PM (or order from our regular menu) LIVE ENTERTAINMENT Thursday - Sunday 4 BREAKFAST 51,99 CHINESE V.V.' PIZZA FOOD Eat in or take out RBOUR LIGHTS RESTAURANT & TAVERN, t OPEN 7 :DAYS A WEED .8'..A.M. - 1 A.M.\~;�'' HIGHW..AY 21. - BAYFIELD 565-2554 •\`+.t• ! •; YOUR FAST AND HANDY REFERENCE FOR BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL SERVICES! li?.>esB.Y'„�1:'in'gni..:T;r;.ix�•r4011111) u�s•,;•>ajSgri p'y��r .';,z:: Aii :' •els;;:^';; 4 . i15{d�G'i2.'e9r�''�$'�;;..Y.7"s Grant Garrow of the Goderich Warriors tucks in a goalmouth pass from linemate John Thompson in the championship game against the Scuz at the Goderich Ball Hockey Taurna- , mentSunday. The Warriors built up a substantial lead then hung on to defeat Stratford 5-4 in the final to win the 12 -team event. ( photo by Dave Sykes) ti Fowler's late goal salvages tie for Sherwood in Recreational Ball Hockey Andy Fowler scored his second goal of the game at the 12:48 mark of -the second Period to give Sherwood a 5-5 tie with the Rebels in Goderich Recreational Ball Hockey action last Thursday. ' Fowler's goal came just 16 seconds after the Rebels had taken a 5-4 lead on a goal by Perry Boak. Other scorers for the Rebels were Tom Smith with two and Randy Anderson and Darrin Moore with one apiece. Sherwood scorers were John Thompson with two and Rick Anderson with one. In other action, Warriors edged Brewers 3-2 on second period goals by Randy Graham and Dave Fisher. Rob Kisch got the other Warriors goal. Greg Leddy and Steve Profit replied for the Brewers In the other game on the Thursday night slate, Park House tallied four consecutive first period goals and then coasted to an 8-4 victory over the Iviaurauder s. Mark Frayne had a four -goal night for Park House,, while Dennis Dohaniuk tallied .two, and Eric Mitchell and Phil Petrie scored one apiece. 'The Maurauders got goals .from Darrin Connelly, Ray Vanstone, Darrin Doak and Hugh McMahon in the losing cause. Pat Murphy wins Men's Night with a score of 30.5 Better late than never I now report on e�-a the events of men's night, July 7th. With a field of 61 men out, Pat Murphy took net prize with 301/2. Four good men and true tied for first low gross: Don MacEwan, Ken Hall, Bob Cornish, and Al MacDonald, Alt with a 38. Ken Straughan was closest to pin on No. 5. Other winners were Doug Bundy, Fred Looker, Tom Jasper, John Kane, Gerald Morgan, Bob Boak, Jack Hinton, Ken Englestad and Don Mason. There were 12 other winners as well, mak- ing a total of 27 winners. Ladies' Night on July 8th had a registra- tion of 35. First Flight winners were Max- ine Martin, Marie Huff and Bev Jeffery. The .second flight prize winners were Rosemarie .-. Evans, . Jean... Bell_ and Marg Evans. Chris Hoffmeyer, Joyce Shack and Jean Hanly were third flight winners and a big fourth flight saw Gwen Trebish, Pat Tyndall, Kay Kin§, Irla Stewart, Bud Elliott, Johnine Strickland and Lynn Ed- ward take prizes. Closest to the pin on No. 1 was Jean Knight; and Shelagh Sully bombed out the longest drive on No. 9. The mixed two -ball event had a smallish turn out of 34 with winners Jean and Bill Hanly, Geoff Harrison and Cheryl Webber, Don Edward and Ardith Brissette, Sally and Don MacEwan,,,Joan McDougall and ON THE BALL et the Maitland Tom Moore and finally Bob McDougall and Sharon Moore. The two -ball event is held every second week and generates a lot of competition and fun. Harold Refflinghaus scored first low net on July 14' and Tony Bedard, first low gross. •Other winners were Neil Shaw, Fred Looker, Don Mason, Clive Caswell, Pat Murphy, Bill ' Cochrane, Murray McGill, Issy...Bedard, Ron Patterson,, Vic Finnie, Doug Hesk- and $ill Graham. Member -Guest day is to be held Wed. Aug. 20th. Ladies night on July 15th took the form of two -ball foursomes with names drawn for partners. Winners were Bev Jeffrey and Bertha MacGee, Auleen Curry and Verna Kane, Maxine Martin and Jean Hanly,. Jean Knight and Isobel Mac- Donald, Pat Tyndall and Rosemarie Evans and Edna Looker and Sally MacEwan. Thursday's Racing Entries at Goderich Raceway Thursday, July 24, 1986. Post time 7:30 p.m. RACE -1 PACE Claiming $2000 with allowances SLICK FERRA SHADOW FLY HIGH MERRYWOOD'I.URENE LAKE B IVE ROGERSROAD W-ILANNA DEB VELLAS SIMOES RACE 2 PACE Claiming $1500 with allowances (for finished 2nd or better in their last 2 POLITICAL PURGE LADY SCARLET 'DEAD END STREET CALL ME MC TRU NANS BRET BIG SHOT CHARLIE GOSHEN GIRL AEI DEEP RUN MUDDY AE2 GOSHEN LAD • Purse $625 G. Gaynor R. Henry V. Vanstone M. Horner J. Yake R. Campbell D. Windsor Purse $600 horses that have not starts) D. Windsor R. Mathers R. Taylor T. Watt G. Mahon W. Preszcator R. Battin W. Mclean • P. Lester RACE - 3 PACE Purse $625 N/W 2 races, AE N/W 3 races draw outside post `BI.ACKBRO MIKE S. Bossence SUZIE WILLCOX R. Henry JOHNS BETR. Clark SUCCESS ALLEY' W. Preszcator G G DYNASTY R. Daer HARLO CANDY - T. Watt 810 BALLERINA • J. Watt AE1 "SENORITA COCITA A. Sadler AE2 ROYAL SCRAM T. Watt RACE -4 PACE Purse $600 Maidens KEEN CONTESSA W. McLean ANN THE GREEK R. Henry JOSEDALE PATRICK R. 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