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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1986-10-01, Page 26PAGE SA —4 ODER1C11 S1GNAA.-STAN, WED1\1 SDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1986 ftecre.Mtion Department VX,/11 FALL FITNESS CLASSES MORNING Saturday Morning, Aerobics Plus (Co-ed), Saturday, 9 - 10 a.m., Robertson School, Instructor: Eleanor Ritchie, $15.00, Starts: October 4, 1986 (10 weeks). • Early Bird Aerobics Plus (Co-ed), Tuesday & Friday, 6:30 - 7:30 a.m., Arena Auditorium, - Instructor: Eleanor Ritchie, $30.00, Starts: October 7, 1986 (10 weeks). AFTERNOON Trim -A -Size, Tuesday & Thursday, 1:30 - 2:30 p.m. Arena Auditorium, Instructor: Sandy Sowerby, $30.00, Starts: October 7, 1986 (10 weeks). Stretch & Tone, Tuesday & Thursday, 2:45 - 3:30 p.m. Arena Auditorium, Instructor: Sandy Sowerby, $30.00, Starts: October 7, 1986 (10 weeks). EVENING Beginner Aerobics, Monday & Wednesday, 7 - 8 p.m., St. Mary's School, Instructor: Shelley Williams, $30.00, Starts: October 6, 1986.00 weeks). Trim -A -Size, Monday & Wednesday, 8:15 - 9:15 p.m., St. Mary's School, Instructor: Shelley Williams, $30.00, Starts: October 6, 1986 (10 weeks). Stretch & Tone, Tuesday & Thursday, 7 - 8 p.m., Arena Auditorium, Instructor: Anne Marie Blacker, $30.00, Starts: October 7, 1986 (10 weeks) ._Araraa Instructor, Anne Marie Blacker, $30.00, Starts: October 7, 1986 (10 weeks). NEW THIS FALL.. "Special Introductory Offer" Aerobics PIus for Men Only, Monday & Wednesday, 8 - 9 p.m., Victoria School (use Southeast Entrance) Instructor: Anne Marie Blacker, $15.00, Starts: October 6, 1986 (5 weeks). If enough interested a regular 10 week program will run in the Winter. ' * SPECIAL RATES FOR TWO OR MORE .CLASSES. Register for 2 or more classes and receive a 10% discount! PRE -REGISTER AT THE RECREATION DEPT., 166 MACDONALD ST., GODERICH If you're NES• IN TOW N and don't know which way to turn, call the (VerCOM e9ifr#4 hostess at 524-2544 its Repairing and riv3� or o,'ujl .... Auto, Truck, . Tractor & Indusrial. Offering a Lifetime Warranty on Car & Light Truck Applications. FREE. ESTIMATES PROMPT SERVICE Our Rads Can Also Be Purchased Through Your Local Garage Call Brian or Steve 5248389 NOTICE OF CONTINUING PUBLIC HEARING k f ONTARIO HYDRO TRANSMISSION SYSTEM EXPANSION PROGRAM MEM\ 413112=0 lf1®l Ontario The Joint Board is conducting public hearings to consider the approval of, and if approved, the location of Ontario Hydro's proposed transmission facilities between; •the Bruce Nuclear Power Development, near Kincardine, and the Essa Transformer Station, near Barrie; • the Bruce Nuclear Power Development and a new transformer Station to be built in the London area; and • the new transformer station in the London area and the Nanticoke Generating Station, on Lake Erie AND TAKE NOTICE THAT LANDS WITHIN THE SHADED AREA SET OUT IN THE MAP BELOW MAY BE EXPROPRIATED FOR AN(FACILITIES WHICH MAY BE APPROVED. Map of Route Alternatives in the Area of the Goderich Airport Legend ®®® Alternative Route 1 Alternative Route 2 THE JOINT BOARD MAY CONSIDER FOR APPROVAL EITHER. OF THE ALTERNATIVE LOCATIONS OR ANY OTHER LOCATION WITHIN THE SHADED AREA. THE DECISION RESULTING FROM. THIS HEARING WILL DETERMINE THE LOCATION OF TRANSMIS- SION LINES. YOUR LAND MAY BE EXPROPRIATED FOR THESE FACILITIES AS A RESULT OF THE JOINT BOARD'S DECISION. The purpose of the continuation of the hearing in Clinton is to hear evidence to be given on behalf of Ontario Hydro, the Goderich Municipal Airport Committee and any others with respect to the location of any transmission facilities which might be approved in the area. This continuation of the hearing will commence on TUESDAY, OCTOBER 7TH, 1986 commencing at 10:30 AM, at the Town Hall, Clinton, Ontario. Any others wishing to make submissions on this matter should attend at the hearing on October 7, 1986. Dated at Toronto this 12th day of September 1986. Yvonne T. Fernandes -Hearings Registrar Office of Consolidated Hearings 1 St. Clair Ave. West 5th Floor Toronto, Ontario IMV 1K7 (416) 965-2531 Championship day low gross winners at the Maitland -Golf Out) were 1from tritlett., Ivraxine Martin, A flight; Edna Looker, B flight and Jean Hanly C flight. Girls' golf team comes first in Huron Perth G�lf ON THE BALL et the Maitland On Tuesday, Sept. 22, the lady golfers had their final organized play for the year. The tennis ladies were out on the courts as well. A field of 20 golfers participated and win- ners were Maxine Martin, Jean Bell, Jean Knight, Jean Hanly, Gertie Wilson and Pat Tyndall. After dinner Dr. Phogg and his amazing Medicine Show; in other words "The Foghorns" entertained. Virtuoso perfor- mances were given by guest artists, Shelagh Sully on the gut bucket and Jean Knight on the spoons. The Foghorns were resplendent in their new evening dress, and their performance with Hilary the Snake was hilarious. The G.D.C.I. girls' golf team, consisting of Mary -Jo Evans, Jenny Allen, Kirsten Egener and Deb Habel, covered themselves with glory at the Huron -Perth Golf classic, by taking first place. Mary -Jo Evans was low gross for the field with a 43, thus defending her title for the second year in a row. The boys' team', led by Ray Bedard with a 75 placed second at the Huron -Perth level, and third at W.O.S.S.A-.1n,Sarnja. This is a very good showing for aillthese young golfers, and some of them, at least, are products of the Maitland. This is the final Maitland Golf column for this season, but don't let that stop you from golfing. The flags will be up as long as this salubrious weather continues. "Q" Egener is this season's club, champion at the Maitland Golf Club. Ladies 2 - ball champs at the Maitland Golf Club are Maxine Martin, left and Kay Duncan. Mary Lapaine won the Mrs. Bruce trophy for. .most improved golfer this year at the Maitland Golf Club. Junior girls have defeated Seaforth, Clinton and St. Marys in basketball By TD The GDCI junior girls' basketball team is off to -a good start this season. Coach Lyn Meyers' team has a record of three wins in Huron -Perth league play, with all three victories involving large point spreads. The Vikings have defeated Seaforth, Clinton and St. Marys so far. This. Thurs- day they will play Stratford Northwestern here in what will probably be their first real test in Conference play. The Vikes alsohad an exhibition victory over Strathroy in a close game acid mere badly beaten by a strong Pope John Paul II team in London. • Meyers has a strong_ returnees in Mary Jo Evans, Krista Collinson, Maureen. Stapleton; Pam Fritzley and captain Rhon- da Teal. First. year juniors Julie Melick, Shelley AdaWst Beth MacDonald, Kim Edwards, Heathen Bogie, Kathy Lomas and neweorner Christine Connelly are all mak- ing a positive contribution. This Saturday, the Vikings will be hosting 'a tournament involving eight teams. The Vikings 'Open the tournament playing London Clarke Road at 9 a.m. Other teams competing are Sarnia St. Pats, Grey Highlands of Flesherton, Nor- wich, Stratford Central, Lambton Central and the favored Pope John Paul II team. Gaines will continue throughout the day with the consolation final at 7 p.m. and the chanipionahiIj game at 8:30 p.m. Senior Vikings hammer Seaforth The G.D,C.I. Senior. Vikings continued in their winning ways as they crushed the Seaforth Golden Bears 70.17 last Wednes- day in Seaforth. The Gdderich girls took. the early lead 20-2 at the end of the' first quarter and coasted to victory with all Vik- Ings scoring. - Mary 'Katherine Stapletonled; the onslaught with 21 points while Sarah Alex- anderr and Erin Robinson added 18 and tb respectively. Rounding out the Goderich scoring. Were Katharine Murphy ;(8), 'Cathie Gallow (8), Robin El►g'elstad (8 )4 Natile Lebrun (8), Jenn Peters (4) Joanne Campbell ()and Susan Murphy f 1). The Vikings play the rival Stratford Nor- thwestern`Huskies at home this Thursday (tomorrew- 2:00 pm) which should prove to be an excellent games. The girls then travel to the prestigious University of Western Ontario's Purple and White Classic. They won the tourney two • years ago ;.and were consolation champs• last year. Some of the provinces top teams will be competing. The Vikes open this year against highly. rated London Lucas on Friday at 8:15 pm.