The Goderich Signal-Star, 1979-04-19, Page 10PAGE 10—GODERiCH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, APRIL 19, 1979
orts
ge
Bike ride for cancer
set for Sunday
The second annual
Goderich Bike Ride for
Cancer is slated for
Sunday, April 22. Last.
year's ride attracted
about 50 cyclists and
organizers are hoping
that number will at least
double this year. All
proceeds from the ride
will go to the Goderich
Branch of the Canadian
Cancer Society.
This year's ride is 20
kilometers long, five
kilometers longer than
last year.
Registration will take
place at the Suncoast
Mall from noon until 1:30
p.m. with the ride
commencing at 2 p.m.
Cyclists will ride from the
mall to the O.P.P. station
on Highway 21, back past
the mall again and
around the outskirts of
town.
There will be ten dif-
ferent check points,at.the
extreme points on the
route, and two rest area's,
one at Judith Gooderham
Park and the other at the
Kinsmen Centre. Pop and
cookies will be offered at
these rest stations.
This ,year, lucky draw
prizes are an added at-
traction to the ride. Also,
if anyone is in need of
bike repairs before the
ride, he or she can
receive a 10 per cent
discount, at Goderich
Cyclery on 36 •Anglesea
Street (524-2888) and that
amount will be donated to
the Cancer Society.
There are some rules
and regulations which
must be followed during
the ride. Those par-
ticipating must ride
single file, 30 feet apart.
They must ride with the
traffic and yield to traffic
when necessary. They
must use signals to warn
drivers of their "moves"
and adjust speed to
always ensure complete
control of their bikes.
Children under 12 on
the ride must be ac-
companied by an adult.
,. Proceeds of the ride
should- be designated
Cancer Campaign of the
Goderich Branch,
Canadian Cancer Society.
Pledges when collected
should be taken to The
Bank of Montreal in
Goderich.
Sponsor sheets for the
ride, complete with a
map showing. the ride's
route, can be obtained
from any bank in town
including Victoria and
Grey Trust Company and
the Goderich Community
Credit Union, Kirkey's
Texaco Station, Beckers
(South Street), Mac's
Milk, the Goderich
Cyclery, the A&P and
Zehrs.
This year's ride is
being organized by the
Goderich Kinsmen and
Kinette Clubs, as a
voluntary service
project. If any additional
information is needed,
Mike or Adele Drennan
can be contacted at 524-
6675.
Hopefully, weather
conditions on the day of
the ride will be favorable'
but a rain date'of May 5
has been set just in case.
Why not challenge your
family, friends co-
workers or another club
to take part with you in
the tide?
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524-'2822
Sannco®utt Mall
Godorich
This is a map of the route for the Goderich Bike
Ride for Cancer to be held April 22. The route goes
from the Suncoast Mall at 2 p.m. out Highway 21 to
the O.P.P. Station, back past the mall again and
Council
to
appoint.
new ball
group
by Audrey
Middleton
At the. last regular
Goderich Township
recreation council
meeting it was decided to
appoint a separate sof-
tball executive to manage
the entire softball
program for the summer
of '79, subjected to the
nod of approval from the
recreation council. A list
of rules to guide them
was also set up.
Last year's, now
retired softball ' - co-
ordinator, Bev Orr, at-
tended the initial meeting
of the appointed softball
executive to assist them
in setting up plans for this
year.
The new executive. is
chairman, D e I
Schloendorf, secretary
treasurer Pat Rivett, and
Art Bell.
Exciting and en-
thusiastic plans were
made especia4,1304h.the
prospects Si. a ,.aew
playing field with lights,
by .late summer, at the
proposed sports complex.
Please note this im-
portant notice: all
township children 18
years and under in- -
terested in playing sof-
tball this summer, bring
your registration form
and fee (obtainable from
Any local elementary
school) to the township
council office _in
Holmesville, on Satur-
day, April 28 or Saturday,
May 5, 9 am -12 noon.
This year the softball
committee will purchase
new and exciting
equipment called "T'.'
ball for children 5-8
years. Several parents
will be required to help
with this.
Parent participation is
most important if the
softball and "T" ball is to
be a success. Just
remember, your child is
only asking ap-
proximately two hours of
your time a week for
sports. It's good healthy
fun, of body and mind, for
the whole family.
For any further in-
formation phdne Del
Schloendorf, 482-9830 or
ekrt Bell, 524-8037.
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around the outskirts of town tor a total of 20
kilometres, five kilometres longer than last year's
route. There are ten check points.
Tyke, peewee
registration Sat.
Well the weatherman is
finally cooperating will
ball players who are
anxious to get out on the
diamonds after the
winter.
Many ball leagues will
be holding registration in
the near future to set up
teams and schedules for
the 1979 season.
This Saturday
registration will be held
for Tyke and Peewee
baseball players in-,
terested in playing this
year. The registration
will be • held at
Agriculture Park at 10
a.m.
Coaches alre interested
in determining the
number of boys in-
terested in playing tyke
and peewee baseball so
that , practice schedules
can be established.
• Players will not be
asked to pay the
registration fee on
Saturday. The coaches
first want to determine
how many are interested
in playing. -
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