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IN THE MATTER OF
CHAPTER, 337.
AND IN THE MATTER
KNOWN AS:
THE ONTARIO HERITAGE ACT, 1980, R.S.O.,
OF THE DESIGNATION OF THE PROPERTIES
THE JUDGES' HOUSE
85 Essex Street,
Goderich, Ontario
THE FORD HOUSE
34 Wellington'St. S.,
Goderich, Ontario
NOTICE OF PASSING BY BY-LAW
Take notice that the Council of The Corporation of the Town of
Goderich, has passed By-law No. 76 of 1986., to designate the above
properties to be'of architectural and/or historical significance.
DATED AT GODERICH THIS LARRY J. McCABE
20TH DAY OF AUGUST, 1986 Administrator
Clerk -Treasurer
DU4OMME
FLOWER SHOPPE
INC.
Phone
524-8132
DAY OR NIGHT
Agent for 24 hr. FILM DEVELOPING
11111 N N E R.
Tory
MacDonald
of Goderich
woe the
Marauder Alpine
Car Stereo Draw.
on August 14.
The Marauder Ball Hockey
Team wouldlike to thank
Ri,etts Ltd. for their sup-
port.
O,A.S.A. Squirt D Championship Tournament
"Double Knock -Out" Schedule
SYDENHAM
ST. CLEMENTS
Game 1 Sat. 9:00 AM D.1
NORTH GOWER
LUCKNOW
Game 2 Sat. 9:00 AM D.2
TAMWORTH
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GODERICH
Game 3 Sat. 11:00 AM` D.1
CONESTOGA
Game 6
Sat. 4 PM
D1
Game 4 Sat. 2 PM D1
(Winner Game 1)
Game 9
Sun. 9 AM
D1
(Loser Game #1)
Game 5 Sat. 2:00 PM D.2.
(Loser Game #2)
(Loser Game #3)—
Game 7 Sat. 6:00 PM D1
(Loser Game #4)
(Winner Game 5)
Game 8 Sat.
7:30 D1
(Loser Game 6)
Game 10
Sun. 11 AM
D1
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OPENING CEREMONIES
1:00 PM
Saturday, August 23
MC: Bob Dempsey
Honourable Guests
Mayor Eileen Palmer, M.P. Murray Cardiff
M.P.P. Jack Riddell
Doug Cruickshank, Bev Wright, Bill Kirkey,
Game 12
Sun. 3 PM
D1
Game 13
Sun. 5 PM D1
(If Necessary)
(Winner Game 10)
Game 11 Sun.
1PMD1
r ,
(Loser Game 9)
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Less Gooch from Stratford contemplates a putt during the Men's Invitational tournament at
Sunset Golf Course on Wednesday, August 13. A field of 156 golfers, Were rewarded with
perfect weather for the 18 -hole tournament. (photo by Paul Hartman)
Livingston secures
low net in Invitational
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in
4.'f 'i :ink T
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Sunset's annual Men's Invitational
entertained 156 entries with a challenging
course, accomodating weather and an ex-
tensive roast dinner.
Early risers teed off .as early as 7:00
a.m. and were welcomed by Miss Blue
Light's calming voice as she saw them off
the first tee. Later in the afternoon, she
provided a Twist Shandy presentation for
thirsty participants. .
Low Gross of the Dav was David Bowie
of Fanshawe with a 71 score. Harvey
Livingston of the-. Sunset secured Low
net of the 'Day. Steve Davey of . Ingersoll
spotlighted first flight low gross with a 74
and Doug Elliott of Seaforth took low net.
A Sunset winner in first flite was Brian
Reeve with a 76.
Second flite low gross was taken by 13ob
Armstrong of Strathroy with a 74 and low
net went to Don Bedour. Sunset winners in
this flight included Ken Straughan, Al
McDonald, Tom' Moore, Dave Ronaldson,
Bob McDougall, Stan _Connelly,, _Lioyd .,
Schonehals and Larry Gaynor.
Sporting an 80, Ken Windsor of Strathroy
took,third flite low gross while. Bill
Yungblut of Sunset won low net. Other
Sunset winners were Bill Bode, Bert Cor-
bett, Jim Mero, -Greg Jervis, Bob Demp-
sey, Don Fuller, Delmer Bedard and Leon
Gaynor.
Fourth flite low gross was captured by'
Doug Turkheim of Bayview with an 87.
Low net followed with Bob Kirk of
Bayview: Ron Harris, George Williams,
Kirk Livingston, Gord Kemp and Bill
Stratton were other Sunset winners.
Sunset appreciates their sponsors and
also the efforts of Ralph Kinswell, Roz
Elliott,/ Art Burt and Bert Corbett who
assisted in making this event, once again,
our outstanding event of the year.
After the extensive , preparations and
responsibilities involved with the Men's In-
vitational came to pass, the staff at the
Sunset were more than ready to have their
day in the sun.
Clubhouse and course staff teamed up
for an evening of monkey golf designed by
GENERAL ADMISSION
Adults $2.00
Students .50
Children Under 13 FREE
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Aso
ATTENTION
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FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL:
524-9525 !
Past and presentresidents of
Colborne Township.
A POTLUCK PICNIC
is being held Aug. 24, 1986
from
2:00 p.m. to?
at Saltford to celebrate
our 150th' Sesquicentennial,
•Dress Optional•
Bring your own chair, plate and
cutlery too!
eEveryoi3e Weicomee
SUNSET
GOLF
Kerry Willows. Winner of the event was
the team consisting of Tim Willows, Leroy
Bedour, Mike Beange and Roz Elliott.
Paul and Shirley entertained at their
home afterwards offering much needed
food and drink 'and a dip in the pool. The
party spanned into the late hours as staff
continued to provide impromptu
performances.
On Men's Nite, Tony Bedard continued
his rule as Low Gross of the Day while
Rick Turner took Low Net of the Day. Low
gross first flite was taken by Brian Reeve
and low net by Frank Graham.
• Tim O'Brien secured low gross second
fate followed by. Leon. Gaynor.withlow net..
Third flite low gross was Ron Harris and
low net by Steve Graham.
Ladies' Nite saw Kathy MacDonald take
low gross in first flite followed by Marilyn
Graham with second low gross and Joyce
Bolton with low net. Mary Lynn Telford
claimed second flite low gross and Joan
McDougall won low net.
Third flite was taken by Betty Fuller.
$etty Helesic in fourth flite was first low
gross with Dorothy Bedard as second low
gross.
The Mixed Two -Ball results found Mike
Lajeunesse and Kathy MacDonald taking
first, Paul Baechler and Ellen Connelly
with second, Al MacDonald and Ruth
Keene, third and George Bolton and Betty
Fuller rounding up the pack. The next two -
ball will be Friday, August 29.
On the Ladies' scene, Ellen Connelly and
Mary Lynn Telford both netted wins in
Walkerton while Shirley Baechler and Roz
Elliott were prize winners at Seaforth's
Fun Nite.
But in the meantime, swing those sticks
in '86
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REGISTRATION
NURSERY SCHOOL
for
September, 1986
August 25th, 1986
11:00am-2:00 pm
at
Goderich Municipal Day
Nursery
376 Cambridge, St., Goderich
2 The Square
GODERICH 524-4195
We're at
your service
OUR EVERYDAY SERVICE PRICES
Sizing up -
first size 12.
Each additional
size up 360
Sizing Down -
regardless of how
many sizes 6.
All our service work done at
Anstett Manufacturing Limited,
by our own certified Goldsmiths.
Estimates and consultations
at no charge.
RING CLAWS
4 Claws
Retipped ........ 24.
Each additional
claw 5,
GOLD CHAIN
Solder
WATCH BATTERY
INSTALLATIONS... 4.,
6.
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