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Although the planned bicycle parade in conjunction with the bike rodeo last week was rained
out a fudging of decoration was held. Deputy Police Chief Pat King, presents the prize to
Gerry Smith for the 'best decorated bike.
fl;ithiidiflflinggiYeS
ower's win over Fisher's
BY KEITH WILLIAMS
A five -.run third inning gave
Gower's Garden Centre a 12-7
victory over Fisher Custom
Building last Monday August
14.
Gower's scored five in the
third, two in the fourth and fifth
innings, one in the sixth, and;
two in the seventh.'
three singles in five at bats Bill
Black had a three -run homer,-
and single in four at bats, and
Glen Falkiner a single and
double in three at bats for
Gower's 'Garden. Centre, Bruce
Stoll allowed Fisher's six hie.
struck out four, walked one and
hit two batters.
. In the second game iak.
Monday DRMCO • scored, four
Bike rodeo attracts
53 eager cyclists
Fifty three youngsters, 40 _.
seniors and 13 juniors, took part
in a four-daycourse• on bicycle
safety last week under ,the
sponsutdship' of the Goderich
Recreation Board and the
Municipal Polite Department.
The event was climaxed by,. -a
bike t'odeln on Friday following
three days of firmsand lectures'.on bicycle hhandling and safety.
The fourth day also involved a
written 'test„ On this basis of
competition, Winners --'were
elected, . , ' � p , .
Junior winners, those eight
years - and under, were Paul
Benner, first, Shelly Burnett,
second and Scott Profit, third.
Senior winners„ those over. the
age of eight. were Lori
Thompson; first: Randy Bisset's Ice Cream, Culbert
,„„.•R ot.te 1 `ec c w,. ` n. iti ty _Beverages
does��'illiams, thtrei: . T
Grand prize winner,. who
R P .- The Lions Clu-b,,, The
received a brand new hike R;'tary Club, Kinsmen Club and
donated by Kentit�l,y Fried ° !he loyal Canadian Legion.
(`hiclzew �f God rich; wa's
Stensen Buxton. A parade-. of
decorated bicycles' had been
planned to conclude the event
but due to rain it had to be
cancelled. Gerry Smith was
awarded the prize for the best
decorated bike, however,
The Police department and,
the staff, of Judith Gooderhatn
° Noel extend their thanks to the
following businesses and. service
dubs who gave prizes and other
assistance to make the rodeo the
suh•t^ess it was. Anderson Book
Store, (;«rd's Sport and Cycle,
Canadian . Tire, Woolworth's,
Worthy's Esso, Huck;s Sports,
Gower's Garden Centre,
Kentucky Fried ,Chicken, the
Cioderieh` Police. Commission,
runs in the bottQm of theasecond.
Gord's Sporty cut r the lead to
5-4. with two runs in the lop
the'third -and tied tete game with
One run in the. fourth., DRMCO
ttxk the lead again an the
bottom of the ,fourth with t•wo>
rims .Denny W iiliasnson"s
he :rerun in ;he .:ep of the s .h'
made the see , -6 DR C ..
sc red the wroansng trim i:i :he
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ountryCiub News
BY SHELAGH SULLY
There'll bea heat tune at the
old dub' 'on Saturday night
.when we ha'e another golf -
dinner = dance.'A Scotch 2 -ball
will begin at 4'.00 p.m.,
hamburg and corn the cob
--at 7.00a p.m. and dancing .a,t.9;tX
.e rye /a a disc jockey Tickets are
available at either the Bank of
Nova .S- T ta, or Victoria and.'
'Grey Trust Co.. at S.z. 00 per
couple. e -loft P Beb Martin
,will be here again to
denzcc srrate his a taz oo
te'4hn e; i": ` Ts what f ma l
great fun a a 'tea ba' ee'ai `
Nine boys wen: to the
'n August "e,:, In :i'.+ Ban'tArn
`'sten t..b.e.se who entered were
lain Lauber*:. • Stege Davey.
David Bed o.,,=' and Pau
MacKa., In. :tie e; eniue
d.. etstcn. Rege e Legere \£rw.•'
;ash week and will now meet
Nt:irt'o n MacKay for ... this ,
The Ladies' Club
Championship play -down has
=r..ed, and you are reminded
. nesse.-your.._first soiree. in by .
weekend.
Men's Night last Thursday
ha:I an entry of 51. Bob Shrier
h field. followed by. Karl
Campbell,' Mike . Mallough,
7:n,. Bedard, Jim -Cousins, and
Men's Night laSt Monday,
. •K ane was, the big winner
',eed by Jack Gbuld, Tony
Beer.,. -..4. he's really becoming .a
e..,Ifer), Alf Costello, Bob
and Jack
M a :Kenzie.
men's c, Club
' .mpeonship Tournament . •is
%t
early lead with single runs in
the first and second innings.
They added two in the third,
one in' the fourth and two in the
sixth. ,
Ross Brindlev led Gower's
with lour • hits in four at bats. He
had two singles, .one dptt,,,le and
4 homerun. Phil Petrie had
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edge Goed',s .Sports
was DRMCO's tenthz ' °
:,. ra igfa•-
DRMCO opened he ,
scoring. in the bottom of the•first
*hen Wayne 'Draper hamered
weer the right field fence. Gord''s
Sports took the lead iri .the :op "
of the second with two runs but
DRMCO carne back with ' four
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'4t i hannes walked and - red•
cors,et"nti; e singles by 1.3:11
G a l l ow ' a fid F r -a nk MacDonald.
Gore's Sports stoped their fi x.r
roil in' the tctp of the seven
Frank Macnaid had 7.74to
.srmgies' and a double in four a:
bar and Ball Gaiiow -, , ngt
m the a: bats f')r DRMCO.
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Goderich Polk* COlistable: John Rexton presenti. awards to the third place finish rii in.last '
weeks bicycle rodeo, Scott Profit, centre and Gary Williams (Staff photo)
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entered, D3 �• 1hd'Orl w : a
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all
the boys ler i eL si h g :' -;c
spAiru : :h.k • k:fer:
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16 ladies' t*urn`ed
- :cccasa: ical,ly having_ _ c
• tinder branch Air :mbre:.
F$.tghnWinner was t."e---,a
Jack o . h a her..
t rtmg pr•iie 'wen :4, Mai.- •
Marin. • '
fn the Second- H2:2%: -
Beaver and -Very Kane y -• •
were tiedO.Joxce Bolton '. _
Third Flight net. wi'Lh:3 :r
E- always em.l drraSs d witeo r
• since she ice in' c. t'•
the priz&:;Jean Hanle- w:
puttpile. Winner ,f -�
Hidden Hole was Kay Gra
On August. 9. Jean K r. z
Maxine : Martin. and Hare_
Beaver travelled ca• Walker.
to their. Irsvitati;-.s.
Tournament. Jean Knight po-
s1I together and carne out svoe
the Low Net. for the field! I'fa z .
Beaver was also a big winre:
winning the first low grc ,
Sued Flight_ (ngratulatior..
els!
The silage. is • set for the
-Ros>e'bowl showdown. Delia
Bedard defeated Mary Lorna,
,'< 'flayed shortly. •Please .check
_e ou.11etin board.
)n September ' 16, 'the men
-vrlieonce again. attempt to have
'hen- the -ire -tonal. We hope the
w*' a.-h+erm.a ra. co-operates this
',re -le -Ger your entries in right
=_wad- .r, r a rood starting time.
The :as:- Inter -club meet will
he 'held here. this Sunday. It
wt.. be . :ast of the year.
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