The Goderich Signal-Star, 1979-08-09, Page 6PAGE 6 -GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, AUGUST 9 , 1979
S.' orts
pa:e
4
electrics rack up Three straight wins
Graham Electric
moved into second place
in the Dunlop division
winning three Industrial
League games this week.
Graham dumped Gords
5-2 last Wednesday and
then racked up two wins
on the weekend beating
Little Bowl 3-1 Sunday
and McGees, 4-2, Mon-
day. -
The victories improved
the Electric's record to 11
wins, nine losses and a tie
for 23 points.
- Against Gords the
Electrics broke open a tie
game with a three -run
rally in the fifth inning to
record the 5-2 win.
Bob Hnatyk and Bruce
Bowman belied Lwt, ;hits
each for Graham. Hnatyk
singled in Fraser Strong
with the first Graham run
and singled and scored in
the fourth inning on a hit
by Bowman. Bowman
also singled in a run in the
fifth. Team-mate Bill
Wraith added a run -
scoring double in the fifth
inning.
K -W Civitans edge Little Plumbers 6-3
The Kitchener -
Waterloo Civitans scored
four runs in the third
inning and hung on for a
6-3 win over the Goderich
Hoffineyer Little
Plumbers in Inter-
mediate Ladies Fastball
League action in
Goderich, Friday.
Jane Stockie delivered
the key blow for the
Civitans, belting a two -
out, bases loaded triple in
the third inning to score
three • runs. She scooted
home with the fourth run
on a followup single by
Donna Hammer.
The Civitans increased,
their lead to five runs in
the top of the seventh as
Ziebart remains in third spot
Ziebart remained in
third place in the
Maitland Division
standings plitting a pair
of games in Industrial
League action.
On Wednesday Ziebart
hammered Lakeport 10-4
but then lost a 4-3 game to
French, Sunday. The split
leaves Ziebart with 10
wins, nine losses and a tie
while French has 12 wins
and eight losses on the
year.
Ziebart lashed out 13
-hits in their win against
Lakeport and scared
seven runs in the first
three innings en rout to
the victory. Rick Duck-
worth held a hot bat for
Ziebart belting four hits
in four trips to the plate.
'He singled - in the
secpnd inning and scored,
tripled in the third and
scored, tripled in the
fourth and scored and
singled in a. run in the
sixth inning.
Team-mates Simon
Langlois, Al Sygrove,
Cam MacDonald and Ron
Carriveaul- added two -hits
apiece. •Langlois tripled.
in the second to score two
runs and added a solo
homer in the fifth.
MacDonald and.
Corriveau had a double
and single each and
Sygrove chipped in with
two singles.
Tim McLean and Ron
Miller had two hits each
for Lakeport.
Langlois picked up the
win allowing four runs on.
eight hits and striking out
three batters. Draper
was tagged for 13 hits in
the loss.
In the game Sunday,
French rallied from a 3-0
deficit to score three runs
,in the fifth inning and a
single in the bottom of the
seventh to win 4-3.
Ziebart jumped into an
early lead with two runs
in the first inning. Greg
hansen doubled to score
Ray Volland and Hansen
scored the second run on
Arnie Parker's triple.
They scored another run
in the fourth as Len Kolk-
man scooted home •pn
Dave Mclvor's single.
French then went to
work and scored three
runs in the fifth to tie the
game on singles by Jim
McWhinney, Glen
Ferguson and Ron Klages
and a double by Jim
McCarthy.
' They scored the win-
ning run in the bottom of
the seventh inning as
Klages lead off • with a
single, ,was sacrificed to
second and scored on Phil
Turner's single.
Company wins 9-0
Canada Company
combined eight hits with
six Green and Parent
errors en rout to 'a 9-0 win
ip Industrial League
play, Sunday.
Canada ,Company
connected for eight hits in
the game but scored all
nine runs in the- _third'
inning on just five hits
while batting through. the
order.
Bryan Bowman and
Rob MacDonald provided
key hits in the inning,
each smacking triples.
Casey Wildgen, Mike
Donnelly and Terry
Austin added singles.
The win was the 15th of
the season for Canada
Company against only
five losses and assures
them of first place in the
MaItTa'rici Division with
two games remaining.
Stan Doherty picked up
the win blanking Green
and Parent on three hits
_and _striking _out ___three
batters,
Leroy Meriam was the
only batter with two hits
in the game. He singled in
the first and sixth inning.
Brian Rurnig had the
other Green and Parent
hit.
Jim Martin and Walter
Bell -shared the mound
duties for Green and
Parent.
Goderich race entries
RACE No. 1 Purse 2300.
H1LEA BRAD Keith Coates
• WHATAFIGHTER Fred Sadler
REFLECTIVE EAGLE Wayne
Du Pee
PRIMA DIXIE Doug Lever
LADY ELM Bill Rapson
CLAYBROOK MISTY Verdun*
Vanstone
HA LY RHEEDAM T.B.A.
A E.
MISS KRUSTA HAL Jack Meriam
FERRIC 0 BOY Gerry Roebuck
RACE No. 2 Purse 2300.
SOUTHGATE JOE Ray McLean
IRON CHIPS • Dave Wilkinson
JEFFERY HI Dale Kennedy
RAGTIME KID Jack Meriam
KEYSTONE SHAWNEE John Muir
JEAN MEADOW Brad Vanstone
SKIP}'Y DEL ^r^:e " BOb Faulds
A.E.
JEFF SMITH Ron Mason'
WILL GUN'
T, B.A.
RACE No. 3 Trot nurse 1350,
WHITEFOOT DAN Jack Pollard
SCARLET WALBOB Randy Henry
FAIRL.EA DUCHESS ' Arnold
Campbell
DINGO BOY Ken Houston
ALPHA HERB Bill Rapson
SAX HANOVER Jim McKague
ROLLYS MARK Larry De Caluwe
RACE No. 4 Purse 1325,
LUCAN BOY Clarence Young
TOOTER BILL Glen Woodburn
HILLS DREAM terry Roebuck
FM MEADOW John Muir
GREENWAY BYE BYE Bill
Woodburn
IRISH STEPPER Larry De Caluwe
GAELIC BOY Frank Dam
AE
DEEP RUN PENN W, 0. McLean
J(' LORNIE LEE , Randy Henry
RACE: No. 5 Purse 1350,
G D. DIRECT John Muir
REGGIE FORD Jack Meriam
CARELESS ANDY Ray McLean
HIGHLAND BIRTHDAY Dennis
Jewitt
BB ROYAL Dennis Jewitt
ADIOSVI(TORY Dennis Jewitt
CRIMSON JOSE Randy Henry
A E.
MUD,DYROYAL Rob Jerry
MIKES JIMMY LYNN Gerry
Roebuck
Guaranteed
Investment
Certificates
1 0 34
WI. (TED) WILLIAMS
514-7102 or 534-7U5
RACE: No. 6 Purse 2375.
WI NNIE ENSIGNVerdun Vanstone
ALEX OF LONDON Ray McLean
YVONNES JEFF ferry Roebuck
EMMA C LEE John Duckworth
CLAYBROOK ROMEO Randy
Henry
HARLO CHAMP Bill Caldwell
NOTA SLOWPOKE Bi!Bennet
A.E .
DIANE CAMP . Dale. Kennedy
SYLVAN STREAKER Fred Sadler
RACE No. 7 • Purse 2425.
KT GENERAL Mark Williams
BAY B HAYFEE Verdun Vanstone
CINDA MEADOWS Rob Jerry'
JOLLY KILLEAN Gerry Roebuck
SKIPPY DOVER . Frank
MacDonald
FERRIC NIGHT Fred Maguire
RAYS PRODIGY Lloyd Haskett
JANICE RAY Robert Rundle
RACE. No. 0 Purse 1425.
CLAYBROOK KAOLA John
Shaddick
GOTCHA PENDIN Ray McLean
BENM}LLER BUDDI Verdun
Vanstone
WIDOWERS TUX Keith Coates
WACKY WAVER Fred Sadler
NANCY MEADOW Gerry Roebuck
MISSYMcBRIDE T.B.A.
A.E.
DILLEHS DEMON Tim Robinson
DIRECT BY PAS Ron Mason
RACE: No. 9 Purse 2500.
MAUDSKNIGHT Fred Maguire
IMA JERRY H.O. Jerry
MIKE MEADOW Verdun Vanstone
WHISPALONG Gene Girodat
GREENVEEW DUKE Ray McLean
HONKY TONK Lloyd Haskett
ADORABLE LUCK Ron Mason
RACE No. 10 Purse $25004
SAMUEL SEELSTER Dave Vial
KINTORE LADY, Ray McLean
GURKHA Dennis Morrissey
AS A RULE N Randy Fulmer
DERBY'S GENT Jack Campbell
FOSSIL RIDGE Brian Hodgson
SOUTHGATE PRIDE Bob Taylor
YAMAHA
catch out
THE NEW. 1990
YAMAHA
SNOWMOBILES
ARE HERE!
Come, check out
our attractive
pre -season deals !
ELDER ENTERPRISES
SALES & SERVICE
DIAL 262®6142 HENSALL ONT.
Your authorized full service defiler
1 mile west and 1 mile booth of Hensall
Wh('r VOii know
hc-A 11tt y ie buil
Hammer belted a two -out
triple and scored on a
Plumber error.
Goderich got back in
the game in their half of
the seventh scoring three
runs on three errors and
two hits.
Sandy Rowe, Carol
Cruickshank and Karen
McKinnon each scored a
run for Goderich..
The Civitans scored the
final run of the game in
the ninth inning as
Stockie tripled and
scored on an error.
Sue Kolkman and
MacKinnon were the ton
Goderich . batters with
two hits apiece. Stockie,
Han mer and Chris
Voisin had two hits apiece,:
for the Civitans.
Hammer went the
distance in win for the
Civitans and limited
Goderich to three runs on
seven hits.
Heidi Elliott allowed
six runs on nine hits in the
loss.
The Little Plumbers
play their final game of
the regular season in
Goderich Friday against
Waterford. Game time is
8.30 n.m.
George Klumper
picked up the win and
stopped Gords on six hits
and fanned 10 batters.
Graham got to Dave
Scholl for five runs on
seven hits.
Graham won their
second game of the week
Sunday, scoring two runs
in the bottom of the sixth
inning to shade Little
bowl 3-1.
Graham took a one -run
lead in the second inning
as Shawn Whalen scored
on a Bowman double and
the lead .stood until the
fifth inning. Little Bowl
tied the game in the fifth
inning with Ron Hunking
.belting a triple 'and
scoring on a. sacrifice.
Graham broke the tie in
the bottom of the sixth as
Mark Frayrre and George
Klumper nailed back to
back singles. Frayne
scored on an error and
Klumper came home on
an infield out.
Frayne and Klumper
led the Electric's five -hit
offence with two hits
apiece.
John Verway held
Little Bowl to one run on
six hits and struck out
seven.
On Monday, Graham
put together a four -run
rally in the third Inning
and hung an to beat the
McGee Pontiacs 4-2.
Hnatyk and Klumper
again provided the clutch
hits with. successive
doubles. With Wraith. and
F,rayne aboard, Hnatyk
doubled to score two
runs. Klumper followed
with .a double to scare
Hnatyk and Klumper
scored the fourth run on•a
two -out single by Mark
Kernighan.
Clare Harmon had
three hits for McGees-.and
scored both their runs. He
singled in the first and
scored and doubled in the
seventh and scored on
Rick Sowerby's double.
Klumper allowed seven
hits in the win and struck
out 13 Pontiac batters.
Ken Daer gave up four'
runs on nine hits in the
loss and struck out seven ,
Graham batters.,,
QUALITY
COLOR PRINT FILM
No.110 or Noo:126 -
• INSTANT
LOAD TYPE 990
• 12 EXPOSURES
'uICK
Pharmacy
OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAY "
SHOPPERS SQUARE, GODERICH'
The Corporation of The Township of Ashfield
Auditor's Report and Financial Statements
FOR THE YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31, 1978
Auditor's Report
TO: The members of council, inhabit ants and
ratepayers of the Township of Ashfield
We have examined the -'financial statements of the Towns9t.i of-'.- ... ...-
p...
Ashfield for the year ended December 31, 1978. Our examination was made in
accordance with generally accepted auditing standards and accordingly included
such' tests and other procedures as we considered necessary in the circumstances.
In our opinion, these financial statements present fairly the
fi,ancial position of the Township of Ashfield as at December 31; 1978 and
the results of its operations for the year then ended in accordance with
accounting principles generally accepted fur Ontario municipalities applied
on a' basis consistent with that of the preceding year.
Goderich, Ontario,
March 23, 1979,
LICENSE 80.T836.
CIWI•,:1110h:0 ACCOUNTANTS
Statement A -Revenue
and Expenditure
for the year ended December 31. 1978
Accumulated net revenue (deficit) at
the beginning of the year
1471(
Budget
(8,044)
Expenditures and transfers
Municipal expenditures
• General government . 45,000
PrOtection'"ta persons and property 24,600
Transportatidn services ' 262,617
Environmental services 6.500
Health services 15,000
Social and family services -
Recreation and cultural services 10,000
• Planning and development 92,647
Other . • -
Total expenditure
Transfers
Transfers to region or county
Transfers to school hoards
Total transfers
Total expenditures and transfers
Revenue by purpose
Municipal purposes
Taxation
Payments in lieu of taxes
Ontario grants
Other grants
Fees and service charges
Qther
Revenue to pay for municipal purposes
Region or county requisition
Taxation
Payments in lieu of taxes
Ontario grants
Other
Revenue to pay the region or county requisition
School board requisition
Taxation
Payments in lieu of taxes
Other
Revenue to pay the school board requisition
Total revenue
Accumulated net revenue (deficit) at
the end of the year
Analysed as follows:
General revenue
Region or county
School boards'
Special Charges
Special areas
Local' boards
Municipal enterprises
456,364
• 100,374
307,652
408,036
864,400.
. 170,835
400
181,416
16 7.647
14,850
464,148
92,752
7,788
100,540
307,756
307,756
872,444
NII,
1918
Actual
$ •
' 4,546
(7,7n)
,20,999
;56,539
. 7,574
12,641
• 7,010
. 89,891
, 438,415
• 101,332
310,821
412,153
850,568
172,529
427
182,416
103,915
14.983
474,270
93,709
7,789
101,498
310,785
310,785
886,551
40,531
26,473
(130)
14,145
43
40,531
E-4
19-7
Actual
7,706
41 ,8 2J
111,933
147,280
7,134
7,812
10,233
74,8711
500,084
101,389
:.90 , 49 5•
391,884
891,968
15(1,907
391
235,690
81,789
16,122
496 ,899
,92,586
8,705
101,291
.90-618
;90,618
888,808
4,546
(7,811)
" (166)
(94)
12,590
27
4,546
Statement of Capital Operations
for the year ended December 31. 1978
Unfnanced capital outlay (Unexpended capital
financing) at the beginning of the year
Capital expenditure'
General government
Protection to person's and property
Transportation services
Environmental services
Health services
Social and family services
Recreation and cultural services
Planning and development
'Other
Total expenditure
Capital financing
Contributions from the revenue fund
Contributions from reserve funds
and reserves
Long term liabilities incurred
Ontario grants
Other
Total capital financing
Unfinancedcapital outlay (Unexpended
capital financing) at the end of the year
assets
Current assets
Cash
Taxes retenable
Accounts receivable
Other turrtint assets
Capital outlay to be recovered in
future years
Other long term assets
ha3,,httcs
1978
Actual
$
- 50,531
79,655
1,410
130,600 .
16,433
130,600
1,410
6,794
155.237
106,959
Balance Sheet
at at Decemh,r 31. 1978
Current liabilities
Temporary loans
Accounts payablt• and accrued liabilities
Other current liabilities
Net long term liabilities
Reserve( anti --reserve funds
. Accumulated net revenue (deficit) and
unapplied capital receipts
w. .
1978
27,811
96,377
69,409
388
193,985
705,992
17,399
723,391
917,376
170,000
25,247'
195,247
599,033
82,565
40,531
7.22,-1.29.
917,376
1977
Actual
s
52,452
132,633
5,817
177,800
'316;2 s--
93,456
191,800
18,543
14,372
318,171
50,531
1977
3,616
101,153
85,596
659
191,024
583,734
17,415
601,149
7•§7 173
163,410
16,955
180,365
533,203
74,059
4.546
611,808
792,173
.1 •