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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1977-08-18, Page 13Ron Feagan and owned by Mrs. Lois Vanstone, Goderich, Ontario. 9th Race Garb and Gear Goderich - won by Maestro Chip - driven by pill Vidito and owned by Willy T. Vanneste, Lucan, Ontario. 10th Race Alex Parsons Memorial Invitational Pace - won by Tar Daw Duke driven by Dennis Jewitt and owned by L.A. Daw, Clinton and G.H. Daw, Missauga, Ontario The association would also like to thank the drivers from Toronto who came to take part in the days activities - The drivers award for the day went to Tom Strauss who won the Bulova Watch and the other drivers who competed were Ron Feagan, Ken Hardy, Dave Wall, Brent Davies and Carman Hie. Goderich Town Council represented by Mr. John Doherty presented these drivers with tokens from the Town and also Jubilee 3 presented glasses to all the owners who took part in the .ri.ys activities. Gnderich Lawn Ecarling Club held a very successful • tournament- on -S-aturdaY. Augusto 13. Forty-two bowlers from Clinton,- Seaforth and Goderich participated in this waxed pairs event.• ° Doug Colclough, of Clinton and May. Richardson (Goderich) won the tour- nament with a three game winning score of 46. Other .8.5le km:inners, wpre.: Mark iliiland (Burlington)and May Allison (Goderich), score 41 4, 2 and Mel McFarlane and Alice Pridham (Goderich), score 35. Two game winners were: Earl Allison and Bea Aberhart (Goderich), 44 +2; Art Finlayson and May Finlayson (Seaforth), 42 +3; Nichol Brown and May Kane gra s tourney net By JEAN HANLY • The heavy rains of'the past week have really greened up the course - not conducive to extra roll, but certainly making fairway shots easier. Congratulations to Sue MacAdam of Sunset Golf and Sports Centre, on her fine showing at the Ontario Ladies' Amateur Cham- pionship held in Kingston this past July. It is no small feat to be up there in the first twenty of this event in such classy company as Marlene Streit, Catby Sherk and all the other fine golfers from across the province of Ontario. We hope this leads to bigger and better things, Sue! First flight winners for Ladies' Night were M.C. Lassaline, Marie Huff, and Hazel Beaver, putts; Second Flight - Ellen Smith, Ardith • Brissette, Bud Elliott, with Chris Hoffmeyer and Sally MacEwan tied for putts; T Third flight - Verne Frith, Bertha McGee:, Special flight - Marilyn James, Beth Eveleigh, Marj Banks, Joanne Jasper, Pat Wilkinson, Carol Egener, putts. Closest to the pin on No. 1 was Dianne Morrissey, longest drive on No. 7 went to M.C. Lassaline. 'Six ladies attended tour- naments in the past week, three in Walkerton and three in St. Marys. Verna Kane won low net for her flight at Walkerton, but the other trio came home empty-handed. One golfer was_ e_ven _heard to remark that she would never go to another tournament. That's pretty strong language for any golfer to use! Men's Night winners this week were Art Allen, net 27; Doug Hesk, Ken Hutchins, Ross Patterson and Larry McDougall, net 30; Steve Mills, Bill Hanly and Jack Hinton, net 31. At a recent Junior Invitational in Seaforth, our junior golfers made a good showing. Mike Paquette won low gross in the Bantam Division with a 77; Jim 1 PERItas1 g, • • .• • ma 12.7 on • • 1 44 The largest skydiving competition ever staged in Canada will be held at Sky Harbor Airport September 3,4 and 5. Organizers say that 450 skydivers have registered for the event that will feature three days of non-stop diving and attempts at several world and Canadian retords. (staff photo) , rgest Canadian event Sky Harbor in. Sept. rgest sky diving n ever staged ,in and one of the ver held in North is set to go at Sky Airport north of September 3,4 and tition organizers approximately 450' ve registered for the features three days p diving. petition sponsored oderich Oldtimers lub and sanctioned' oderich Jubilee 3 e. Proceeds from - will be turned back Imp -14 project. oncept of the g competition originated with Trace Whalen of Goderich who thought that perhaps in • conjunction Jubilee 3 events, the com- mittee could pursue the idea of a skydiving exhibition. The concept, of an exhibition possibly featuring 30 skydivers, has since in- nocently mushroomed into one of the biggest meets in North America. Promoter Randy Radigan of Windsor explained that two DC 3's and one twin beach have been secured for the jumpers and are capable of holding up to 40 competitors at one time. Radigan who has been affiliated with, several other such competitions explained the unusual 'enthusiasm that exists for the Goderich event. "The entries for the competition have come from Texas, California, Penn- sylvannia, Indiana and other parts of the United States and Canada and we now have 450 entries." he said.. "The skydivers are coming because of the promotion larger aircraft used and the $3 price of dive which usually runs as high as $8 and $10." The show has been granted a 12,500 foot clearance which is unusual since normal clearance is 10,000 feet. The skydivers will be going. from dusk to dawn for.three days but Radigan insisted that it would not be a boring show for the spectator. "There is going to be enough jumping over the throe days that it will not be boring to the spectator." he said, "There are going to b3 several world and Canadian record attempts as well as a group of notorious skydiving teams." The Skydivers will perform freefall and team formation work. Radigan believes that several formation records will be broken. Some of the teams Scheduled to appear are the Midfits, Dirt Divers, Exit Us and the Kalamazoo Rainbow Flyers. inton Kinsmen track erich Trotting and ral • Association e to thank the insmen Raceway ay secretary Mrs. t for a very suc- y last Sunday. ociation would also nk the local people ed the blankets and same time te the winners of ts. e. McGee Pontiac iliac - won by Excel ed and driven by Maguire of Ailsa rio. ce - Club Grill won by R.H. Arnie y Mr. Don Larkin, Helen and Ronald can, Ontario. ce - Denomme oderich - won by ost - driven by Tom , owned by Lorne Linton, Ontario. e Blue Water Truck oderich- won by over - driven by Dave Wall and owned by Lorne Tyndall, Clinton, Ontario. 5th Race - Lakeport Steel Industries' Ltd. Goderich, Hanover and Stratford. There was a dead heat for win between Diller's Demon - driven by Randy Henry and owned by Jim Robinson, Goderich Ontario and Wish Me Luck - driven by Ted McFadden and owned by Gladys McFadden, Desden, Ontario. 6th Race - Bluffs Motel Hwy. 21 South Goderich - won by Kutcher - driven by Ceil Crandon 'and owned by Walter Parkinson, Denfield, Ontario 7th Race - Jim Hayter Chev. Olds. Goderich - won by Prima Daisy - driven by Tom Strauss - and owned by Joh Bettee, Hensall and Roy B. Bayham, Kippen, Ontario. • 8th Race - Goderich Trotting and Agricultural Association and won by Benrniller Buddi - driven by NCARDINE TRAVEL SERVICE '131 Queen Street, Kincardine Ont. 396-3477 s Great Deal! Great Hotel! SUNFLIGHT TWO WEEKS FOR THE PRICE OF ONE WEEK • 6319.00 per person. August 26th to September 30th . 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