The Goderich Signal-Star, 1976-07-29, Page 11•
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!n recreation
• Once again there's move ove afoot to
Y o' •
get the.count involved in recreation.:
Solar .the councils of Seaforth,` Exeter
and Goderich have a reed with the.
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ar@a recreation `study committee who •
plan to ask k .county-.coun,ci{ tq appr-ove'
• .and give some -grant money to: area
-eatio.e
•
.. r:‘ n: to Seaforth recreation '
• 'director; Chive Buist, inthe com nitte•
e
,would like, to: see recreation areas
estab;l:ished;-'.arourld==the- nt-::...cour
s---fte
-v :
towns. The: plan might have Tucker-
.dmith" and McKillop part : of a. .
recreation: area, and they'd s'har'e' a
director, an office and a program. -
Communities. within a recreation area.
could still have their. own committees.
The Walton Red Comrnittee'would plan.
activities' at the. Walton _park • for
example,: recreation= -director Buist
' says; but they'd have .a voice in the
overall Seaforth ''Area Recreation.
Committee too.
• Area boundaries haven't` been ..,
Worked out, but the committee agrees.
:-- this. could--be--trick "Wars are con -
Y
tinuallym,,,waged because of boon-
derlesr—'thei-r•-_br-ie* spas.'
What the courrty, rec 'people want.
from County Council- is a: grant 40 help
set up the areas, which. they'ho `e will
.. p
"re ;r i
d eo eatx>nal inequalities-res-tn the
county, There's talk about asking for
two rriilTs,•county wide or about $35,000.
There are inequalities'i
n recreation
in'liuron. The. larger places can afford
fnulA time recreation directors; some`of
the smaller muniicipalities don't have
-the -ta:x base`: for that. Some pieces in
,the 'county have -marvellous .facil. tiles. `•
for recreation;, sbrrietirnes only- the.
•
people.of.pn :Mun_icipality 0e4.Vakyin0,
for them •i n taxes while the people fr!pm
several places use :them " •
Area recreation, on a trial basis, just
may be•the way tp .eli•minate bickering
between.' ,:municipalities ower'
recreation -• end give . every one
leg itimate:access.to all the facilities•in,
;
each area. We. think •fits worth a try:
Tr"rP•'c ncath.ar etlirly inderwav in
.the county which aims at finding out,
'what 'each municipality : spends• on
recreation, broken down; so that,: for.
example, arena- spending by one
toWnship,can be comparedio spending:
on arenas by others.. The rec directors
hope • it will . clear u,p , misu,n-
derstandings:a°bout who pays for what
that arose when an earlier study: over='
simplified :the 'reereatibn ,spending'
picture. in Htron..
A'ebuple:of towns In the•'county have
had, to •cut, back'' -their.'' recreat'io'n'•,
programs ,because of lack of funds -
Goderich, for a mplet has no '
playground activitie this 'summer.:
Other places= are inv Ived in hassles.•
over . chargino fees , non-residents .
whose municipalities don't, contribute,
'to recreation costs
None of this ,W*, Ovid n ` c •
'sY if
•be e e sar °
recreation areas : Were -set up.
---Seaforth`s r`ecrea'tion director i oesn't
:feel area-- recreation would
. , .. recreation cost much'`
'more: than all the smaller
programs
running independently do- now. There
,,would be 'initial set up and act
niiniStrative'expenses, and the grant
frorfn the county would cover 'that,
The . recreation ' people are not
suggesting a.:county wide program
O ,The Diamonds
'
that would-be too bi • and centraii
g ped
Trley've found that counties who have
gone that route are changing„ back to. -:
an area recreation system like the one
proposed for Huron,.„„
Really they, are.trying to get official
recognition and support, along with a
formai organization for a situation that :..
already'. exists, .Recreation in Huron
.goes outside: .municipal boundaries,..`
now.
r
*1-t`i'I mean the' maximum'; use of
recreation for the ntlnimum amounf of
' money,” Seaforfh's recreation director:,
says Seaforth council seeryied°fo bgree. •
when they endorsed the . recreation
area concept. It's. hard to see how.
county council, with the good'of all the.
citizens in Huron in mind, . could
•.0 •
disagree.
i-luron• Expositor
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Don McWhinney gave up an Crawford singled; Russ even further in their favour in
equal number of hits in .Pruderg got on on a fielder's the third with four runs off
defeat: " choice alid Spitzig`doubledin 'Sutton's single Harmon and
ZIEBART 3 CANADA -CO. retained his hold on first the•winning run.. Allen'.s triples and. Lawrence '
Simon Langlois pitched place in batting. McGEE'S 3 FISHER'S0 Brindley came back with ,and Jim McWhinney's back.-
another superb game for GORI)'S SPORT7 FRENCH5 two runs• in the second. Bruce to1back doubles'.
Ziebart; allowing just three . French Clearners made a A thre_ a -run second •inning Bowtn•an: ' walked; ' Ross • French closed' 'scoring • in
hits and striking out twleve valient 'attempt at a last- marked by Ricj Sowerby's Brindley -drew an error and the fifth, inning witha pair
men as Ziebart defeated minute • comeback in the . home run was the difference Brian Bowman clobbered _a from Lawrence and Jim
Canada Company 3-0'. seventh inning but G'ourd's as McGee's Pontiacs' two -run tripleMin- for, the in- - McWhinney to close. scoring
Versatile Glen Tigert SPorts held on towin 7-5. •.defeated Fisher Custom dley squad. ' • ' at 10-Q. Don McWhinney got .,
pitched equally well against a Dennis W.illi:amson hit three Builders 3-0.: - • "`• • McGee's rounded out 'their the -win for the strong French
strong. team, giving up seven •:triples for Gord's scoring"two • Harry Kerr went fwo for ' scoring in the fourth inning squad while Jim Martin
hits.in.alosing cause. 'runs and driving in, another. •two driving in a run for with John Warr drawing a pitched in a losing cause.
Lee ,Arbour sco> ed the,Jon Ginn had ,two. RBI's 'for' .McGee's.: leadoff error and,turning°.it :
-winner :.for Ziebart in the' first ••. Gord's as• well. • Sowerby opened the scoring into a store _for his team. • LITTLE.BOVVL fivicGEE 3
.•inning, After walking with French's• opened with two in the bottom of the second • - Brindley Transport, unable:
Dile. out, `Greg' Hansen hit a : 'first: innings runs,- coming off inning with his home run to mount an`offence, added.. Little . Bowl gained ground
single and sent him to third. a walk and three errors by smash to lead off. Then; with their third run in the sixth. on French _pry' Cleaners 1y,
Th. Simon Langlois Gord's, : one out, John Orr reached' Ross Brindley drew. an error .,:defeating McGee' s`Pontiacs
slam, .1 a single to bring the Gord's cam_ a back- with' base on a fielder's choice and with two out and John Hoy 7-3.'
vii. -,,it ross the plate. three, in.their half of the';in- John Phillip tripled for thedrove him -in with a triple to -The Little Bowl squad
• ;•. picked up two:more in. ning, and,never relinquished ,second • run:. Kerr promptly close the scoring. collected eight .hits; six of
• R the - the.m oubles and onea triple,
• 4 r rt i' . h tte ; Q .2 .:, '. 4 l' hi d
out. Greg ,Hansen singled,, doubled Genn singled, Star -1'421i -
tan . and final run of the game. • for McGee's and-t`rian 3:Ioy, for the victory
and Langlois belted a' three Dohey`y doubled, and: cail'e • Fred Pellow pitched a fine who pitched a steady ball` Three early runs for Little
• excep . or e irs , inning„ :ow ca; e in e irs ;inning.
' allowing :a man past second took the ' loss for• Brindley. Bruce Stoll led off . with a .. _-.
• 'double; Bill Brack doubled� •
with two but, Dave Patterson .
hit another double,`and•Mike,
• Wildgen drove •in a" `'run ort a
second on an error • with .. sse&ball
Canada Company batters sacrificed hien in pa
made their only serious' Gord's pron•iptly: stole the nobody out, was sacrificecLto French ' Dry Cleaners ..:`Th.ey .added a Pair 'in the
_... - ase. i o .ring i ome,
Jim Martin of Brindley Plastering hustles back'to first base as Ziebart first baseman Ron • and scored on a sacrifice fly:
--Corriveau grabs the throw: -on an attempted pick off play in game played Monday night - Aside from the `first • andFrench's tied it up again outside thesecond.inning. Transport.
three runs. •
is on
Ziebart won'thegame 5-0. (staff photo) third innings Tigert allowed ,.with a second' inning • run. Fisher's only threat to . '
base. off and • Don McWhinning ning, Jim tell reached BiiINDLEY P 0. w.
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. no man to get past second Bryan• McLean tripled tolead ..score came ,in '.the.,sixth in- . FRENCH 1.0
:1416"..s D' m ds remain
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" `• threat for a run in the sixth lead back again: Warren Watt third andwas stranded there- scattered none -nets for.. ten third from -Bruce Stoll's
-rn=the ;standings_
Tom O'Brien singled with one singled with two out and
by. clutch Sowerby'pitching. runs as they. clobbered. ,double.; Crawford's• wail( and
_ - down. Tigert t fanned and Williams n's second . double-1eRick Sowerby marked the Brindley plastering
10-0. : -
'Bill Black's double for a bi '5=
ecOnRedmond: cracked Langlois • hroughthim across the'plate. -win for McGee's and. Fred Pitcher Don McWhinney O lead
Goderich.Blue's Diam nds In the bottom of second the in,: and scored herself on a
held . their second . place Seaforth squad bit in; their
,standing last Wednesday• only . run: , Kathy McKellar
when they.defeated Seaforth singled With -one- out - and
• Heritage Estates by a score Shirley Buruma doubled her
of 15:1. (P. • across the plate.
Pitcher Marlene Black In: the fourth inning Sylvia
allowed just five hits as Linda Harmon slammed a two -.run
Berry struck for three hit's double, driving in Chambers
including the.:;.game's only and Brindley for- a'• 1'0-1 ' -
home run. Diamonds lead.
The Diamonds struck for Linda.Berry belted one out •
four.._early •rugs. With the ,of: the park .inthe..fifth:-w-ith
bases: loaded, Linda Talbot . Gail Schneiker on base for
• hit a single and Linda Miller two more, upping the' total to
slammed a' two. -run double for..: _.1 2_ ... -.p.._. _.:-..'
a 4-0 lead. They added- four .'
• more in the second., Berry led The Diamonds rounded out
off with a. single, . Joanne their . scoring in the sixth
Chambers --doubled, --her - -in inning with three more runs.
Judy Brindley tripled Karen McKinnon singled;
Chambers' .in, and Linda Sylvia Harmorn. hit a two
-Talbot -doubled in a run• and bagger to . bring her home,
stored herself.
and Linda Miller doubled her
sacrifice and an•error. • ..
Marlene "Black pitched two
`strikeouts for the Win, and
leadoff batter. Kathy Murphy,
gave up sixteen' hits in a
losing -cause. -
0
3
for a single but with two out• They increased theirlead to Pellow took the .loss- for • allowed just two hits -and two Th-ebottom of the third saw •
• baserunners" in the gariie,for McGee's opening run. John,
French and chocked up the ,.Phillip got on with an error
PORT 8 . _ win: • , • and scored on Rick. Sowerby's
DLEY P 5 ro " Ron K'Iages' led off the triple.
game with a single; went to Little Bowl'added-twe more
sixth -inning runs by second on Frank McDonald's in the fourth: Bill Black led
Lakeport allowedthem. to • sacrifice endreached'hird on ' off' with a double, • Dave
• defeat Brindley Plastering 8-5 a passed ball. -Power -bitter :Patterson tripled him in and
in Industrial league action. George Sutton then Singled in'', Mike. Wiidgen brought Pat- `
Buck -Million : and Brian. tie first and winning run. Bill' terson. home. dr""awing an
`McKenzie" allowed just four •Gallow di-A1/4•T'1 iwo=base error. -.error: ' ":
Brindley hits ;in..game.• driving in anether runsand • :McGee's could mount no
Lakeport took an early lead scored himself on a sa&rifice offensive attack .until .the;
as they-rallied-for`three first- fly for three first -inning runs-- .-seventh inning: when they
inning runs on Ron Miller's '1'hey,adcled a fourth in the .marked :two, Deb Shewfelt
leadoff single, • Wayne se:pnd.inning, Bryan McLean corning home on Phillip's
Draper's .triple, Carman singling, going to second on a single and Paul Kelly scoring
-Fielder's two -base error and sa•rifice, stealing third base when Rick Sowerby drew.an •
a passed ball. - and scoring - on an error error. ,
' 1Vfike Dannelly left the • two 7-3 in the bottom: of the fourth •Fishers ; Ry . ••
menon, hitting a ground b`,�11 inning. Warren Watt was hit
to Langlois for the out.. by a pitch; Williamson
. Langlois drove in two of , doubled him home, Jon Ginn.
three, runs iri the game for .drove"him in going irst
Ziebart for the ..win, and withan error, -and Phil
Tigert .:took • the -.loss for hammered a double. -to, close
Canada ' Company. and •out Gord's scoring.
The opposition came out
fighting Soy life-, in,_ the
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<• aa er i.x »:Seventh; Needing" •four runs,
Klages started the'ratly . c h � r •w � n event with. one out; getting on with a
• The Ladies' "Sumirierfest
tournament was' held at the
Lawn: , Bowling. Club last.
Wednesday „with May,
Richardson, skip and
Margaret Allison, ' lead, of
Goderich winning first prize.
Martha Rathburn with her.
lead Kaye:. B`e.11, Goderich,
captured second place,
•followed by June Hafermehi
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single and Fraak•MacDonald
and Audrey. • 13:olter of reached > base on an error,
Hanover. The. Lucknow team ..George Sutton gained base on
Isabel Miller and Maudie a fielder's choice, and Bill
Fisher finished fourth and ..Gal.low.tripled in two tallies.
Nora - Finnigan With Ruth .But with the winning run at,
Duffy; Wingham„ came in for the • plate; Stan Doherty
• fifth prize struck out the side to end the
„Teams were entered from• game. -
•Hanover, • Luckno-w, : Doherty gave up seven hits
Wingham, London and fpr the -win for cord's and
Goderich.
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BY JOANNE, WALTERS
' Th'e Sunset's annual" men's
invitational is being:held 'on
•Wednesday, August 18. Many
of the a-vailable tee off times
haves already been reserved.
The maximum number of
Tuesday. morn.ing:at 9 am
Ladies' Night. was weilF •
attended., op -Thursday, July.
22.: After golf, the ladies
enjoyed barbecued, ham-
burgers.
Brindley: waited until the drawn by Ron Klages:
third inning to get unwound'., French. tilted .,the • scales
as Russ Shoemaker singled, :
went tosecond. on an ` error,
stole thirdand-was sacrificed
home •
Four more runs upped the
Brindley lead 'to 5-1 in the
fourth • inning. Hakker -
walked, Pete Frayne got ori
1.01-1,a13 error, Shoemaker Was
hill with a pitch to loadtiie
bases, NiVens hit hdrne a, run
and pitcher' Sim .Martin .•.:
tripled -in the fifth Brindley
score. •
Miller helped Lakeport to
pull within one run as his
leadoff base hit was turned
into al -Un by good Lakeport
,strategy.
Then i e sixth the bubble
burst o indley P. Ed
Jones- Buck•. --Million, and
Frank Hagen hit back -to -
'back si files and Tim McLean.
drew two -base error • for'
uns and the arne•8-5 ,
Million and McKenzie,
combined for the win and Jim
Martin took the loss for
'Brindley P. ' "
McG I.E.5
BRINDLEY T3
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'McGee Pontiacs exploded
for four firrst-inning runs, two
off a Doug Spitxig double, to.
:d'efeat:Brindley Transport 5.3. -
in Industrial L'e:ague -action.
-Sunday.
Paul Kelly led off the first
with a '.single.: S_ werby
doub'l'ed -•-Prim in and came
home . when -.Deb 'Shewfelt.
drew an ',error., or.• i Then . Tom
should relax 411 aver, rand. •
swing s-moothlyi to nail the
entries allowed- -is 160. So 'First flight winners were:
please hurry and book your .Sue MacAdam, . Elaine
te'e off time now, if you plan to Phillips, - Shirle:y• . Baechler
attend. - - . ' and Verna - Kane; second.
Heavy rain on'"Tuesday,-'flight,; Adele Drennan, Joyce
July .20,' reduced the Men's Bolton, Grace Sale and Sue
Night attendance somewhat. Gardiner; third flight; Mary
However, corne,_determined Lynne .' Telford, . Connie
golfer' riiariaged.-.to corr!plete Falkiner,"Ellen Codnelly and.
nine holes. Low .gross .for khe`• Betty Helesic; and fourth
evening was Tony' Bedard flight, Nadine Brown,
and. :_. low-: net _went, to Karl ;1V1ar-iette Chisholm. Fran
Teichcrt. Congratulations to Profit and Karen Sturdy.
Tony and Karl! Don't forgetthe two ball
First flight winners were.: which will be held an Friday,
Don ' Erskine and Paul July 30. Iti will include a pot
Baechler; sedond flight:. Paul luck .supper. Please sign. the
Corriveau, ;Bob • Cousins, Art list in - the clubhouse if you
Burt 'and `'Bill Brown; and plan to attend: ..
" third .flight: Bill Vanstone, A golf tip fry one pro' can
Andy Srnith, Bob Cornish•and be summed up in one word:
Pete Teichert. Relax l
Junior Day 'WAS also held on Jerry - Heard says:
.uesdtty„..,Iut 'LO -...1 ow:.gross >WTsu ill,y.�whc'n....th.e.._ave .a _
went to Dave Bedour and loW golfer' tries to hit the ball
net -went to Larry tatter. .hard, he tenses up, and may
:.Iiunior . Day : is . bald eyory not get a clean hit. Instead. he
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John . Crawford got: ;the
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_ ball on the_.right-spot.-a1•r ,cis#,-•
eVery�titne."r '•
• ' Go'oti luck with your game::.
Se .ytnt,at the Sunset soon.
▪ i4k 6,4
• -League Standings
Team W L T Pts."
Ziebart Rustproofers ::. 15 '1 0 30
French Cleaners • 11 5 • 0 _ -22
Little Bowl - 7 • 7 1 15
BrindleyTransport 5 9 ---1--. •11
Lakeport steelers' 5 9 •1' : 41:
• Division B
McGee Pontiacs - • .: . j2 - 5 - 0' 24
Gord's Sports 8 6 1 " 17 ;
'Fisher.Builders 8 • 9 0 16,
Canada Company, . :k , . 5 . 11 0 10
Brindley Plastering :... ...1 14 - 0.• 2
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;Games Surrday
Lakeport VS Little Bowl •.
Ziebart Vs,: French
• Gaines Monday
' Canada Co -Vs . Lakeport_ _
Gord's Vs. Ziebart...
Fisher Vs. Brindley P
Games Wednesday
McGee Vs, Brindley P
Fisher Vs. Canada Co.
k?layer T.c�m , -,.--
Batting Standings
- FI , ._. -AS .. Avg....
Glen Tigert, Canada,Co, .- • - 24 52 .46I
Greg Hans 'Or, Zieba t 20 44 A54
Lee Arbour, Ziebart . • , 13 29`. .448
25 56 .446..
' 14. -32 - .437
13 30 .433
17 41 .414
15 40 .37.5.
Dennis Williamson, Gord's.:..::. 18 .49 .367
Phil Petrie, Gord's - 19 52 .. .365-:'
Simon Langlois, Ziebart 15
ryTiutrst,Fisf�r s 1 .• .... 10: .28 • ,357'
Bill Gailaw, French
Casey Wildgen,.tanada Co.
Brian MeLean,French '
Wayne Drape"r, Lakeport -
PahlKelly,MdGee's •
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