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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1977-07-07, Page 15!' •-• • - I • . . . pi,9E ge-GODERitH SIgNAL,STAW,THURSIMY, JULY 7, 1977 • , \ndrew Telford l'as the boys aged 9 to 12 tennis ehampip fhe Maitland C untry Club's Jubilee 3 Juniors' tennis Tournament on Monday, July 4. Joey Morrissey was the. runner up. (staff photo). Township ball By Dianne Brand Softball games in the township have begun. The junior girls got off te, a good start. by defeating Stanley, while the -senior girls played to a tie against Londesboro. The junior boys didn't do so well as the "A" team Jost to Auburn while the "B" team lost to -Varna, Both the senior boys games were rained out and are to be rescheduled. The girls play their games on Tuesday nights and the •boys play on Thursdays. There are extra schedules printed and are -available to interested persons. Remember anyone in- terested in playing slow pitch ball, come to the diamond and have a good time with us. 444 •• Mitre, Conlon (left) was the junior girls champ In the Maitland Country club's 1 ubilee 3 juniors"tennis tour, uarnent held on 1 uly 1. Exelyn Robarts (right) was the runner up. (staff photo) Onsolation winner's and two Of the youngest competitors in the Maitland Country Club's jubilee 3 juniors' tennis' tournament on July 1 were Peter Conlon (left) and David 1ewell. (staff photo).. ubjlee Three:sailirlgl „ ktInd y In conjunction with the Jubilee Three activities over the past weekend, the Goderich Sailing Club held a series of races, coupled with the Annual -Power Squadron Sail Past on Sunday. Friday's gale force winds prevented a planned show race from taking place, but Ron Lee managed to convince several hardy.souls to ven- ture out in dinghys in_Lbe inner harbour, much to the delight of the many interested spectators. It appeared that the main objective was to see who could tip over the most number' of times, so Dave Parsons- garnered the •first Sunset plans By Chris Wildgen • I4hink everyone, both from town and from out of town, will agree that the celebrations /are quite a success. Aridthe best part is that there is still a weekend Goderich 4 • boaters • sail pcth t - by D.R. Bundy Last weekend visitors to Goderi, h were treated to a large number of activities at Snug Harbour but the highlight was the annual Sail Past sponsored by the Goderich Power Squadron. Some twenty power and sail hoats took part, each with decorations. pennants and flags flying. The salute was, taken by the commodores of ---tirrct*tcrrvntrol-tlic115ridirti- — Power Squadron. Prizes - were awarded for the best decorated boats, With first prize in the motorboat category going to Dick Atkey of Clinton: first prize in the large sailboat category going toDick Taylor. and First prize in the junior sail boat diY;ion to -his son, Mark Ta, tor. The, power squadron also presented pennants and Jubilee three mugs to all participants. left to celebrate. Friday evening there will be a fifties , party at the Sunset. As there has been every day, there - will be a. happy hour from 1.to 8 p.m.,' so come and take advantage of it. There will be a $50 gift certificate from the Pro Shop 'as a prize for the best fifties costume. It's an open patty - anyone may come and bring a friend. Last week was the first week for Iuniors' Day. Rob MacDonald, Mark Stewart ' prize in that category. Paul Carrol and Ken Dawson ran a close second, however, and received a standing ovation for their superb display of bailing, tipping and generally. splashing around. Saturday's activities'went off on schedule with a cruise race �f keel boats competing for a new trophy deinated by Al Scharlack of Thdaptains Quarters. Eight boats began the raee, from -anchor, with their - sails furled, then weighed anchor at the dun and sailed twice- around a short 3 -mile course. Overall winners- with the best corrected time went to Ralph Smith and his family crew in party and Leroy Meriam were the top three golfers for the day. For Men's Night, low gross was Ste'e Davey. Marcel Richard was low net.- Paul Baechler, •• Bob dreer - and - Dennis Lassaline were whiners' for firstflight. For second flight, the winners were 'Brian Stewart, Bob Botil, Vic Powell, George Williams, Mark Lassaline, Tim O'Brien, Mike Palmer, Dave Graf, Harold McPherson, Paul Corrivean, Brian Reeve. Third flight winners were Bill Vanstone, Gerry Lassaline, Alex Varga, John Browebridge, Gord Govier, Gord Thomas, Dont, Fuller and Cliff Kennedy. Ladies' Night last week ,as golf. followed- by coffe .tand . desserts. Winners .wt,_for the first flight, low gross, Sue MacAdam, •low net, Gerry Mountford; second flight, low gross, Joyce Bolton, low net, Ellen Connelly; third flight, low gross, Edna Powell, low net, ,Darlene Crawford- and Pat Chisholm. The sailors and -their guests, along with visiting boaters were then feted at a barbecue sponsored by the Jubilee Three committee and the Goderich Harbour Com m ission.-latir thanks to 7 these committees, and to the Power squadron and the Marina staff for their help* and , contributions to our __.„.celebra'tions last weekend. SANDY'S FASHION SHOP GODERICH LOCATION IS HAVING A 2 FOR 1 + 10% SALE TILL JULY 9th • ,401444.14`t.. • .1, We're Celebrating 7stel With A BIG: WIND: - WE'RE PASSING eclat P 40n...to You Thursday, Friday, Saturday - July 7, 8, 9 ALL MERCHANDISE IN SOCK BLAC STONE FF RE W,st.Street, Just Off The Square, Goderich ,/ a Tanzer -22. Dick Taylor, with a somewhat han- dicapped crew finished a close, second. Sam James came in third. Sunday's large fleet of boats -started at 10 a.m. much to the delight of doiensof waterfront, spectator's. The keel boats ran into difficulty ":71, • • 77,17, • TA • • .• I I a rb on (left) ,was the "consolation Black was the consolation runner up of the juniOrtgirls I he Maitland Country Club's Jubilee 3 junjoiat ten tournament on Monday, July4. (staff photo) -races suecessfu trying to find cheirmarker bouys that scenic(' to have drifted in the strong winds. No results were posted in this class. In the Fire Ballelass, the results are as follows: First: • George Penfold, Second: Harold Jeffery, Third: Steve Youngblut. 1-0 the Dinghy class, Al Mullin pled first. edging out Dave ons and Gerry Foley in a CL r_ was never any lack of excTtement in Snug Harbor this past weekend. what with all Thev,isiting boats, decorations, and races that were organized. It's the first time we have ever seen a keel boat come down the S Harbour channel_ with tnainsail up. We are glad didn't try it when it was fu boats like it was Satur evening. Credit must go George Robertson, Ron and their committees for organization of the activi over the past weekend. With the Jubilee 3 Festivities now nearing an end...-. We here at the Goderich StgnatStar would like to take this opportuni to wish everyone who participated in the planning and preparations for the Jubilee 3 Celebrations R • VERY HEARTY CONGRATULATIONS ON A JOB VVE4 DONE Yes, this weekend will mark the end of 10 Days set aside for celebrations and fellowship:.: 10 Days set aside to celebrate our 150th Year as a community. — • • Yet, for all residents and visitors the memories of Goderich's 3 SOth Birthday will linger, in heart and mind, for maily_many years to come. • The meaning and memories of our sesquicAtennial will not soon 13e forgotten. Cohederich ,„. 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