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P!hJBLIC
NOTICE
TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Municipal Corpora-
tion, of the Town of Goderich proposes to enact a by-law
to stop up and close that part of Mooney Street, being a
street in the Town .of Goderich, set out and described as
follows:
That Part of Mooney Street located south of Mitchell
Street in the Industrial Park, within Part No.'s 19 and
35, Registered Plan 22R-1172 deposited in the
Registry Division of Huron and shown on the map
below.
The proposed by-law will repeal By-law No. 46 of 1987 and
will come before the said Council for the Corporation at its.
regular meeting at the Town Hall in the Town of Goderich
on the 17th day of August, 1987 at the hour sof 7:30 o'clock
p.m. and at that time, the Council will hear in person or by
his counsel, solicitor or agent, any person who claims that
his/her land will be prejudicially, affected and who applies
to be heard.
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Sports
Tacks win mixed couple's invitational
Sunset hosted its 12th annual Mixed Cou-
ple's Invitational on July 25th.
Low gross of the day` was Don and Jean .
Black from Rockway in Kitchener' with a
159. This is Black's second victory in -the
Couple's Tournament. Fern and Bob Hut-
chinson from Whispering Hills in Hanover
boasted low net of the day.
Sunset winners included Rosemary
Armstrong and Carl DeGrandis, Kathy
MacDonald and John :McIntosh, Bill
Stratton and Charlotte McQuorkindale,
Mary Lynn Telford and Ken Straughan,
and Bob and Joan McDougal.
The course proved td be in tournament
condition fallowing the heavy
thunderstorms the previouus evening.
Sixty-one e uples travelled from all over
Ontario to compete in the one day event.
Competitors arrived from Borden,
Oakville, Kincardine, St. Thomas, Strat-
ford, Kitchener, St. Catherines, Cam-
hridge.and St. Mary's.
Sue Culbert wins low gross
Sunset Juniors travelled Monday to Bur-
ford to participate in the Optimist simi-
finals.The club also wishes its Juniors luck
this Wednesday in the Junior Invitational
Tournament.
On Ladies' Nite Thursday, Sue Culbert's
outsanding fourth flite performance, easi-
ly secured low gross. Second low gross was
Marg Stoddard followed by Joanne Collins.
First flite low gross was awarded to Pat
Jewell, and low net to Joyce Bolton. Joan
McDougall and Mary Lynn Telford tied for
second flite low gross honours. Steen
Stapleton took third flite low gross and
Judy,Lajeunesse claimed low net.
Low gross of the day on Men's Nite was
Greg Hansen and low net went to Geor(Je
SUNSET
GOLF
Williams. First Elite low gross was cap-
tured by Brian Reeve and Tony Bedard
followed with low net. In second flite, Art
Burt claimed low gross and George Bolton
low net. Kirk Livingston won third flite low
gross and Bruce Barrie low net.
Friday is Mixed Two -Ball and golf will
commence promptly at 6pm.
Ken Straughan hits a few balls on the pracr
tice green prior to teeing off at Saturday's
Couples Golf Tournament at Sunset Golf.
( photo by Lou -Ann Hope )
Night
mercy .GoH4ettes.
By Kathleen Carter Block, Jane Kerr, Barb Ottewell, Connie
Mercy rule applied for Sifto as they out McAuley, Kim Austin and Wendy Crit -
batted Bruno's 14-1 on July 15. Alice tenden got the singles for Go-4-Ettes.
Stinison and Gavle Jones 'scored three Batting wasn't a problem for Bruno's at
each as Dorrie Chisholm and Bonnie Dui --`-h-
eH '4�+amond-as-they beltebelted-a.1.4.0.
nin scored twice to give Sifto the win in
ladies slowpitch action.
Nile and Meneset played a close game on
23, but Nile stole the win 9-6. Deb
Courtney, Bev Beyersbergen and Faye
win over Hot Shots. Donna Caldwell made
it home three times, Bonita Pollock and
Trish Doherty twice each while Jannette
Middle, Shelli Berlet -Barlow, -Laura Ruffl-
inghaus, Betty Schoemaker and Joanne
Ribey made it home twice while Arlene - , Turner got the singles for Bruno's.
Curran, Mickey Giesbrecht and Elaine Sifto took a 4-0 lead in the first and held
O'Donnell scored the singles for Nile. the lead for four innings, until Oldtimers
' Samuelson's and Sifto battled out a got the bats going and went onto win 5-4 on
strong hitting game at St. Mary's dia- a three run homer by Kim Good. Pat
mond, as Samuelson's took a 9-7 lead in the Petrie, Jean Cruickshank, Norma Walter
sixth, but Sifto came back to win in the scored one each while Sally Thirston
seventh 14-10. Gayle Jones, Bonnie Durnin scored the other two runs for Oldtimers
and Helen Graf crossed the plate twice Alice •Stinison, Gayle Jones, .Brenda Di -
each while Angela Canter., Darlene neen and Dorrie Chisholm scored the runs
Ellison, Brenda Dineen, Jackie Harrison for Sifto. .
and Alice Stinison scored the singles for Mercy rule applied for , Night Owls as
Sifto. they, beat Go-4-Ettes 15-3.. Diana Glousher,
Val Mallough, Glenda Cornish and Dale Robertson, Marilyn McCuspey, Lori
Shirley Schmidt scored twice each as Williams and Debbie Bryans crossed the
Oldtimers won over Bruno's 10-2. plate twice while Ruth Oke, Judy
Oldtimers went on to score four more runs Williams, Marilyn Madnerson, Lynn
as they brought in Joanne Ducharme, Lib- Rumig, and Dorie Kolkman got the singles
by Schutz, Norma Walter and. Pat Petrie to for Night Owl's to take the win. Barb Ot-
take the win. Donna Caldwell and Joanne tewell, Jane Kerr and Wendy Denomme
Turner scored the single runs for Bruno's scored the runs for Go-4-Ettes.
played. Kathy Dougherty, and Allison Graham
crossed the plated three times while Sue
Go-4-Ettes'.played a, hard. hitting game Wagler and Nancy Chapman scored twice
against Double Blue as they took a 16-3, and Cindy Berry and Michelle Park got
mercy in . five innings. Wendy Denomme, home once for Samuelsons to take a 13-7
Deb Clarence, Colleen McGregor and$arb win oyer Hot Shots.
O'Brien crossed the plate twice while Only five innings were played when
Dianne Leddy, Lois Chapman, Janet - Night Owls Meneset met, because the
game was called because
of raid. Ruth _
Oke, Marilyn McCuspey and Debbie .
Bryaris scored for Night Owls to take the
win 3-2. Heather Johnston and Heather •
Martin scored the runs for_Meneset.
Double Blue were hitting as they played`
Nile and took the game 12-6. Sue McAdam
scored twice while Stephie Kelly, Gail
Ryan; Joyce Kingsley, Karen Kolkman,
Sylvia Haskett, Pat Deveau, Kathy
McMillan, Carol Vanderheyden, Judy
Sherratt and Deb Tiperet scored the single
runs for Double Blue. Debbie Courtney
reached home twice and Mickey
Giesbrecht, .Noreen Kerr, Kim Vanstone
and Evelyn Hakers scored the singles for
Nile. '
I goofed! The standings were all wrong.':
Here's the way they should be as of July
23:
GP W' L T Pts.
16 13 2 1 27
16 13 3 0 26 =
16 11 5 0 22
14 10 4 0 20
16 10 6 0 20 =
15 7 8 0 14
17 5.12 0 10=
15 3 12 0 6
17 3 14 0 6
16 2 13 j' 5
Karen Kolkman, Mickey
Sifto
Oldtimers
Night Owls
Go-4-Ettes
Samuelson's
Bruno's
Nile
Double Blue
Meneset
Hot Shots
MVP's -
Giesbrecht, Heather Johnston, Liz Jenkin,
Allison Graham, Tory McDonald, Barb Ot- _
tewell; Rhonda`- Bean, `,Jackie Harrison
Kim Good, Trish Doherty, Brenda•=
Buruma, Deb Clarence, Carolyn Vincent,
Bonita Pollock, Kathy Dougherty, Brenda
Dineen, Ann Johnston, Gayle Purser, and
Diana Little.
Willoway Wendy wins ninth race
• • •
On Thursday July 23, the weather was speedy 205'. In the third race Warren Round the Clock, London; The Mug House, .
*arm, the rain held off, andthe track was Eagle showed what a tough pacer he is, as London; McDonald's of Goderich; Pepi's
fast. In the ninth and feature race, driver Don Windsor guided him across the . Pizza, Goderich; The Burger Bar,
Willoway Wendy made good use of these Goderich; The Goderich Restaurant; and
favourable conditions to post- her fourth wire sixth lengths ahead of the rest of the Harry's Restaurant of Bayfield.
win in a row. Willoway Wendy faced a field Thursday July 30 is Champion Night. Ad -
of tough competitors - the toughest of
which was Spree Dol, a four ,year old
' gelding coming off two wins in a row:
Spree Dol with Greg Darnellin the bike cut
the mile out, but Willoway Wendy proved.
to be' too much, and nipped spree Dol at the
wire by half a length.
The winning duo of. Willoway Wendy and
driver Barny Graham have proved that no
• competition is too tough for them - and
they continue to be the pair to watch at
Goderich Raceway.
Driver Greg Darnell had a successful
evening at the track, in eight times in the
bike he collected three wins, two seconds
and two thirds. Darnell's first win of the
evening was with Prince of Eternia. The
three year old Striking Image colt, paced
the mile in 2064 beating Governor's Dream,
the fa' ourite by a length. In the seventh
race Darnell guided Daylon Harmony to,
her second win at Goderich raceway, for
trainer Kevin Carter.
In. the tenth race, Darnell ensured that
he was going home with a `hat trick' of
wins, as he was in the winners circle with
Cool Contender. The win was the mare's
sixth in twelve starts.
Driver Robert Windsor also had a good
night. He was slated to drive two maiden
pacers, and he won with both of them. His
first win was in the fifth race. He cut the
mile with Mint Time on top and won by a
length and a half. In the eighth race he
guided his own three year old filly across
the wire. Bandit Princess won handily in
2063, by five and one quarter lengths.
Ben and Jean Feagan's three year old
gelding, Window Wiper, raced a fast mile
on Thursday. Al Shelton drove the three
year old to his first lifetime win, posting a
time of 2062. The consistent pacer KM Spr-
ingfever was second by half a length.
Other notable performances were
'l'arnedin by Smartie Frances, as
owner/driver/trainer Randy McLean
guided the mare acorss the wire in a
field.' Slick Ferra's win in the sixth race
was her first win in 1987 for
owner/driver/trainer Gerry Gaynor.
Thursday July 23 was "Diner's Night" at
Goderich Raceway. Local Restaurant's
generously donated "dinner's for two" to
the winning driver, trainer or owner of
each race. The donations by the following
restaurants were much appreciated:
mission to the races will be $1.00, and the
winning horse of each race will be
presented with a blanket. Willoway Wendy
returns to try to increase her winning
streak to five in a row. She faces a field of
'five competitor's - come on out and join the
action - post time is at 7:30 p.m: and ad-
mission is only $1.00.
Thursday's raceway entrie
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W11,I,AS ROGER
AEI '('ARA I,OMANS
AE2 G G DYNASTY
RACE -6 • PACE:
MAIDENS
JAQUI TRIPPER
TOUCH OF CASH
HATTIE DUKE
FLY FIN GRATTAN
G G MICHELE
DOCTORSJB '
VICTOR LEADER
RACE -7 PACE
CLAIMING $2000 WITH ALLOWANCES
WARREN EAGI,E
BYE BYE TIDE
TAG ALONG .JOEY
BRADASH HAPPY
V ELI,AS SIMOES
E PS CONNIE
I,INDAS ('AN AM
RACE - 8
MAIDENS
TENDER MERCIES
FOXY FIGHTER
KAMIHERBERT
IMA DIVE
TARA T VALENTINE
C01.OR"MY DREAMS
DASHING DUKE
RACE -9 PACE
N/W 3 RACES OR $3000 LIFE. AE: .
CLAIMING 56000 •
SE N/W 5600 LAST 6
IMAGEDDON
GYPSY RIP
WILLOWAY WENDY
'PIANO TUNE
PRINCE OF ETFRN I A
FIT TO BE TIDE
RACE - 10 PA('F
CLAIMING $1500 WITH ALLOWANCES
`RITTERSWF:ET WILCO
BIG ('AT T
LUCKY ROSS
BETTY NORTH
'RI,ACKBRO MIKE;
GGJUD
I ,ADY SCARLET
AEI EAGER ('RISS
AE2 SAI,I,YS PAI,
PACE;
R Woodburn
I) Windsor,
A Sadler
PURSE: $500
W McI,ean
F Sadler
.J ],ester
A Abbott
R Henry
D Hodges
13 Graham
PURSE: $550
I) Windsor
W McLean
V Vanstone
R Rattin
c German
1 Minler
R Campbell
PURSE: $500
G Gaynor
F' Sadler
G Darnell
Fl ,Jerry
R Henry
W Mclean
.11.ester
PURSE: 5675
A Shelton
R Batten
13 Graham
R Battin
(; Darnell
W Mclean
PURSE: $500
11 Windsor
F Sadler
R@Aattin
R Campbell
G Darnell
B Graham
R Mothers
W I ,upee
( Schneider .1r
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THURSDAY, JULY 30, 1987.
BLANKET NIGHT POST TIME 7:30 P.M.
RACE - 1 PACE PURSE: $575
CLAIMING $2500 WITH ALLOWANCES
.AIRBORN A('F:
SUZII: WII,1,(1OX
WDODROW
DALLAS CAN
DF:E:P RUN SUPER
F'AGUS
GHERKIN
DAYL.ON HARMONY
RACE- 2 PACE:
MAIDENS
(TWO DIVISIONSI
K M SPRING FEVER
HILEA JOE
TENACIOUS ANGEI.
MR SCRAM
(:GSMURE'
BATTLE MAID
NIAGARA COUNTY
RACE -3 PACE
CLAIMING $1500 WITH ALI:OWAN('ES
STAR DREAMER
TERRIFIC FLING
WILLVAN JAGUAR ,
LINLOR LEE
SLICK FERRA -
'TRIPLE R V DEAN
TERRIFICGILI,
AEI ETES SI5E('I AI
AE2 GRAYFRIARSI-AYF
RACE -4 PACE
N/W-2 RACES OR 5750 LIFE:
SUPER HONEST
GOLDEN FRED
CHEYENNE: DREAM
MARY LOU HERBERT
WLNDOW WIPER .
GOVERNOR PAM
1.INLORTRULEE
AEI .J DS DIXIE
AE2 BYE BYE MOON
RACE - 5 PACE
CLAIMING $1500 WITH ALLOWANCES
LADY'S PIPER
APOPKABYRD
I,IAS VAI,
NIFTY COUNT
DEEP RUN MUDDY
L TTI E BUDDY CHIT'S
R Vanstone
R Henry
R Daer
.1 Minler
W McLean
S I3ossence
(; Darnell
F Sadler
PURSE: $500
A Sadler-
' T Coates
(; Gaynor
13 Campbell
W Mclean
J Yake
R Battin
PURSE: $500
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R Henry
(;I)arnell
.1 Minler
D Windsor
G Gaynor
1{ Campbell
.1 Lester
A Shelton
V Kennedy
PLRS`E: $556
R Daer
R Battin
T Coates
V Vanstone
A Shelton
R Battin
B Vanstone
R Battin
R Wihdsor
PURSE: 5500
A Sadler
(; Darnell
V Vanstone
D Ruddick
W Mclean
B Graham
Disadvantaged youths to see a Blue Jays gee
The Variety Club of Ontario, the Toronto many of them, this will be the first time About 45 youths from the Goderich area
Blue Jays, and the Ontario Ministry of they've seen a major league baseball are expected to attend the game. The trip
Community and Social Services are get- game," said Mr. Cordiano, who will be at- is open to family and children under the :
ting together to bring youngsters from , tending the game with the youngsters. care.of the Huron County Family and
every part of the province to Exhibition Those attending will include physically Chilrens' Services.
Stadium on Saturday, August 1st. On that disabled children, emotionally disturbed The Blue Jays are donating seats for the
day, the Blue Jays are hosting the and developmentally handicapped event. The Variety Club is arranging and •
Cleveland Indians. youngsters, children under the care of paying for bus and air transportation from •
"For the children, this will be an oppor- children's aid societies and those whose virtually every part of Ontario.
tunity to get out and have a great time. For families are on social assistance.