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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1979-09-13, Page 19REAL ESTATE Misr % VARNA COUNTRY ESTATE -31/4 ACRES Enjoy relaxed quiet living in this large 5 bedroom home with 7 living rooms, one with grand piano, 2 fireplaces, 2nd floor sunporch, French doors from living room and dining room. Ibground pool. Call Charlie Brulnsma at 524-6656 — 524-9804 ALL POINTS REALTY SERVICES INC. 14AIILL P o INTS GODERICH SIGNAL -STA , THURSDAY;'SEPTEMBER 13, 1979—PAGE17 • Gords battle back to dump McGee Gord's Sports refused to let a series opening loss to McGee Pontiacs upset them corning off the loss to dump the Pontiacs twice for a two game to one lead in Industrial league best of five playoff action. The Pontiacs edged Gord's4-3 in the series' opener but lost the next two games 5-1 and 7-0. 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ESTATE; NEEDS. ) For Professional Realty Service Call: ALL POINTS at 524-6656 ANNA MELSKI 524-2768 KEN THOMPSON 524-7514 CHARLIE BRUINSMA 524-9804 CAROL CHAPMAN 524-9663 GAYLE Mc CAUL 524-47'75 RANNIE ARMSTRONG ... 5249905 "Let us point you in the right direction" win. The game was a pitcher's duel across six innings but Gord's ex- ploded in the top of the seventh to turn a 1-0 squeaker into a 7-0 rout. Lee Arbour scored in the top of the first for Gord's and the run stood as the winner. Arbour - drilled a double, moved -to - third on -a sacrifice, and scored on a single by Dave Scholl. The Pontiacs threatened to tie the game several times in the first six innings but couldn't come up with the key hits. Ron Sowerby hit a two out double in the first but was left stranded lune, Paul Kelly grounded out. Ken Daer and Russ Pruder both singled in the second with one out but John Phillip popped up and Deb Shewfelt hit into a fielder's choice that got Daer at third. Rick Sowerby singled to start the- sixth when the :game was still close but was left stranded at third when Courtney fanned Daer. Gord's came up big in the seventh to put the game away. Warren Watt managed a one out single and scored on Bob Riehl's double. Courtney got on on a fielder's choice and both scored on an error Servicedfrts for sate Ontario Land Corporation is offering serviced lots for sale to builders registered with H.U.D.A.C. New Home Warranty Program. Lots are ready for imme- diate or future building of affordable housing in Goderich For complete information please call (416) 965-9164 or write: Ontario Land Corporation, 10th Floor, 60 Bloor Street West, Toronto, Ontario M4W 1K 7 Ontario ONTARIO LAND CORPORATION An agency of The Province of Ontario BAILEY Real Estate Ltd Clinton Phone: 482-937J . • AUBURN - 2 storey 4 bdrm. frame home with large front sunporch and double garage. Nicely landscaped. HULLETT TWP. - 6 acres-, hog operation, liquid cleanout. Good brick home. 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F.C.C. mortgage in effect. COMMERCIAL - PROPERTY - 69 ft. fronting on Albert St., Clinton. Buildings suitable for commercial outlet, offices, storage. Apt. above and parkin facilities. BLYTH - 11/2 storey frame home. Central location. Nicely decorated and lan- dscaped with sundeck and garage. • FABRIC STORE - located in Village of Blyth. Apt. above. CHOICE BUILDING LOTS located in Village of Blyth. Fully serviced. 150 ACRES - modern beef and hog farm. 5 miles from Blyth.. HULLETTaM0071 acres. No BuiliSNO FOOD FOR THOUGHT The dutkest hour has only 60 minutes. iimmoommimminims on Jim Ginn's single. Arbour singled to keep things going and moved around on a fielder's choice. Dave Scholl ripped a triple and scored when Dennis Williamson singled. The win was the second in the series for Courntey. - Rick Sowerby' took the loss in his first series' appearance.; giving up 11 hits while 'striking out one. In the second game of the set Gord's used two late inning flurries to dumpt McGee's 5-1 and tie things up. The Pon- tiacs managed their only run in the first inning while Gord's pushed three over in the fifth and two in the sixth. Russ Pr-uder----reached first on an error to start the first and moved around on a single by Doug Spitzig. Paul Kelly sacrificed to store Pruder. Spitzig used a wild pitch to reach third with one out but Courtney got Daer to ground out ,and Rick Sowerby flew out to right to end the inning. McGee stranded at least one runner in every inning failing to come up with the clutch hitting needed to score runs. Ron Sowerby reached first on an error with none out to start the second but was left on base. Spitzig_ singled in the third with one out but Ken Daer was caught stealing after he singled and Gord's ' got out of the inning with no damage. Rick Sowerby started the third with a single and got ;,all die way to third before Deb Shewfelt grounded out to end the threat. In the fifth Pruder lead off with a double but Courtney retired the side to leave him there. In the sixth Ron Sowerby drew a one out walk but Gord's turned a double play. In_ the final inning McGee put two men an but shortstop Dennis Williamson stabbed a line drive and doubled off the runner to end the inning and the game. Gord's came up as big with their bats as they did with their gloves. Down one in the fifth they put the game away with a three run burst that started when Jim Ginn cracked a one out single. -Lee Arbour singled to move Ginn around and Dave Scholl drove in the tying and winning run with a two out double. Williamson singled Scholl home with an insurance marker. Gord's added two more in the final inning for winner Des Courtney who gave up siX a hits and struck out two. Ken Daer was the loser despite and eight hitter with four strikeouts. An error in the sixth inning proved to befatal to Gord's in the series' opener. Tied at three second baseman Dave Scholl mishandled Paul Kelly's hit -leaving Kelly at first. Ken Daer singled to move Kelly to third with none out. `'Russ Pruder lofted a ball to right field allowing Kelly to score the winning run,. McGee got on the board for lead in the first after holding off a Gord's threat in the same inning. Gord's put three men on in the first inning but three infield outs ended the threat with no damage. Clare Harman started the McGee first -drilling a single,. nnovjng ..tosecond, on a sacrifice and scoring on a Gord's error. In` the second Ron Sowerby used two Cord's mistakes to reach second scoring on Russ Pruder's single. John Phillip moved Pruder around with a single and Deb Shewfelt drove him in with a single. ' Gord's kept the game close scoring once in the. second and twice in the sixth. Jim Ginn slapped a one out single in the, second and scored on a single by Lee Arbour. fn . the sixth Scholl used an error to reach first and scored on a triple by Warren Watt. Watt tied the game on a single by Phil Petrie but the Pontjgc5 .pushed the . winner over In the bottom of the inning for the one game lead. Dave Scholl was the loser in the first game giving up seven hits and striking out one. Ken Daer got the win on a seven hitter striking out three. The fourth game of the series will be Thursday night with the fifth, if necessary, going Sunday at Agriculture Park. c Whinney wins duel Don McWhinney came out on the top end of a pitching duel with Stan Doherty to boost French Cleaners to a one game lead' in their Industrial league semi -filial with Canada Company. McWhinney tossed a neat four hitter giving up just one run while Doherty was touched only five times giving up a pair of runs and the loss, French had to come up big in the final inning to hold off a Company charge and`seal the win. Leading 2-0- French was one • out away from a shutout victory when the Company bats started to click. 524-2966 r) A c z d MEMBER Real 1 f,sl Al t•. 4 u Vi 524-2966 MAURICE GARDINER REAL ESTATE LTD. 34 STANLEY STREET GODERICH "CALL US -TO WELCOME YOU HOME" NEW LISTINGS 127 BENNETT STREET ULTIMATE split level home features raised formal Iivingroom and sunken main floor -family room 'with log burning fireplace. Central vacuuming system, luxury carpets and 2 car garage. 275 WARREN STREET ' Attractive split entry home in popular West end location near lake. 2 fully finished levels with family room, den, 2 bathrooms and attached garage. Gas heating. R.R. 2 GODERICH 4 year old aluminum sided bungalow on 114 acre lot. 3 bedrooms plus family room. Carpeted throughout. Newly wired with 200 amp service.'Patio doors to 13' x 24' pine deck. 325 KROHMER DRIVE View. this 4 level split located on a good size lot with maful-e birch trees. 3 or 4.bgdrooms, den, family room with fireplace. Built-in bar, solid oak cupboards, built- in dishwasher all included. 314 GIBBONS ST' EET A 3 bedroom brick bungalow offer/ family room, 4 pc. bathroom, carport and slidinw doors ,to deck. This home is vacant and ready for/ immediate possession. 204 REGENT STREET Ideal 11/2 storey starter home has 3 bedrooms plus finished back porch area. 4 pc. bathroom and new roof. Low taxes and priced in the low, low thirties. Try your offer. Mike Donnelly singled with two out and cut the French margin in halfon a double by Torn O'Keefe. Terry Austin had a shot at tying the game but flew out to left field. Wayne Kennedy scored the first run of the game when he used an error to reach first. Rob Standen slapped a two out double to score Kennedy but was -left at second when Ron Klages hit a fly ball to. centre. Jim McCarthy singled to, start the seventh and used a wild pitch to move to second. One out later McWhinney won his own game with a double that scored McCarthy with the win ningru` Township Peewees win title The Goderich Township pee wee boys' baseball team won the league championship. last Friday night when they defeated Hullett Township in two games straight. A .hard-working team, combined with the ex- cellent coaching of Bill Harris and Daryl Abbott are credited with being the reasons for the win, as the boys won 11 games and only lost one all, season. ' The ball season is now over in the township and so the end of the Year wiener roast is planned for this Friday night at 7 pm at the school ball diamonyd for all boys who signed/ up. At that time, the ,tree colored team pictures will be distributed to each Mayer. The team organizers, ,/ wouldlike to thank all the / coaches, umpires, and / parents for the co- operation this year to make it one of the best ' seasons ever. FOR ALL YOUR REAL ESTATE REQUIREMENTS CONTACT, MAURICE GARDINER 524.6031 STEVE GARDINER 524.9985 BRUCE RYAN 524.7762 ARLEATA PATTERSON 524.4608 PETE OETTGER 524.2865 PETER MacEWAN 524.9243 MARILYN MocCUSPEY 524-6956 PETER DAMSMA 482.9849 4-H girls get started The fall project for the 4-1-1 groups this year is "needlepoint". Tiger Dunlop 4-11 Group No. 2 with leaders Mrs. Guy Emerson and Mrs. Bentley, started their project last Wednesday evening, September 5 when they met at the home of Mrs. Emerson at Meneset Park. Four girls attended and after everyone was in- troduced, the election of Officers was held with the following results: president - Sheila •Fisher, vice-president - Barb Clark, secretary - treasurer - Connie Willis and press reporter - Brenda Fisher. Mrs. Emerson is the leader and Mrs. Bentley is her assistant. The topics that were discussed were covers, type of yarn to use and how to draw designs on squares or samples. The girls are to bring yarn and ideas for a name and cover to the next meeting. Mrs'PEmerson supplied refreshment after the meeting and the next meeting will be Wed- nesday, September 12 at 7 p.m.