HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1976-07-15, Page 30ODER' I SIONAL•STAR,tHU
Rob Bundy and Ph ll" Mattl` take Cover under"their tower as-'
they rehearse the play Babel's Rap. The Pendulum players
Bu.ntam
_...__ ..`._.(-continued from page 6)......- *-
for the lead, which Goderich
held throughout the game.
They scored four more in
the second inning, as Lori
Thompson, walked • with the.
• .bases loaded, Heidi Elliott' got
a two -run double and Mit-
chelmore scored .Elliott..with
yet another„ double for• a 5'4)
Goderich lead.
Seaforth got •'•on the
-.Scoreboard in the bottom of
the second, Sills getting a
-two-run hoiner with two outs.
Mitchelmore added yet
anothei r•un for . Goderich,
singling . and advancing to
third on Rowe's s.ingle.., and
. scoring on a sacrifice fly. •
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ruin in -their half -of the third
Scott tr.iplingilrurne Connelly
'for a 7-3 score.
• Connelly tallied again in'the
• fifth for Seafortk, singling in
' Scott on third for the fourth
Seaforth run.
Goderich maintained . a
five -run leadafter half:
Dori Oke • led off ' with 'a
double, :Lori • Thompson
,singled her -home anis scared
on a sac-xifice•fly.
Goderich iicedthe ballgap- e
in-theseventh with.a five -run
blast off two walks and three
singles with one out.
Heidi Elliott 'was' the
Winning pitcher for Goderich,
and added two hits and three
Seaforth turned in another. 'runs to.the.cause`
(continued frorii.page 1)
The 'project was •.first
revealed late in 1973 about the
same time ' as the • rival
' Suncoast 'Mall,, now com-
pleted..•-..Gaderich downtown
merchants 'had `� Blocked the
construction..o•f'the Suncoast
'Mall through the Ontario
Municipal Board and the••
Ontario government placed'a
'land_freeze.. on' Goderich`
township •that ' temporarily
halted the Highway project.
'Rockledge opposed the
legality of the ..freeze . and
began constructionseveral
(contiriuedfroth page; 1) .
decision
decision; but that they should
not ask the, public for more
than the 'target figure of°
$130,000. ° _
Shewfelt explained•.that•the
expansion..w4,o..,,conducive to
Rlans tb cen°tralP recreation
• atthe arena and in.future use"
the West and Waterloo Street
corner location for municipal,
fire and police headquarters
He added • that the public
would riot be asked for more
funds .but "that the additional
$27,000 could be raised ' in
moirahs later 'and ' the
downtown merchants,
dropped their opposition to
the Suncoast Mall.claiming if
there was to be.a mall it may
as well be located Within ,the
town limits.'
Rockledge completed some
workon their site in 197.4 and
after installing about $60,000
worth of tile beds, septic
•tan'ks. and 'foundations
stopped work. Landow]) has
since then picked-. up . the
project.... ,•
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future through dances. -at the
arenaand other ..Spacial
projects. •
Cavanaugh told thee Signal-
Star Tuesday, that • the
Celebrity 300 Dinner, .under
the direction of Jim -Banks:,
• has been scheduled for Aug.
25 -at Saltford Valley 1•iall. The
cost will be $:50 a plate and the, .
committee is presently
negotiating with : several-:
sports' celebrities' and sports
broadcasters. The committee
is' hopeful to Sell -3M ,tickets
for the dinner;
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