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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1977-09-15, Page 14VG PAGE I2—GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1977 portsp Circle -City C.B. social club to hold car wash The Circle -City C.B. Club opened its September 11 meeting with a roll call of thirty present. A welcome was given to the two new members that evening. Following roll call the secretary's "Highballer" (Bob Reynolds) and treasurer's 'eudd-Ies" (Cathy Rieck) reports were read. President, Uncle Tom (Tom Gillis), read several letters; one of which was from Mr. J. Banks, ad ministrator of Alexandra Marine and General Hospital thanking the club for the $350 donation made to • the Childreiis Wing last month. ...1Vd.G.,.:... R.Qck.y .. (ROy. Kaminska) was thanked by the executive for a job well done organizing fellow members during the Sky - Diving Jamboree for security and emergency services. Many members as well as non-members of the club did a terrific job during the long weekend and the Circle -City C.B. Club wishes to thank each and everyone of you. Your help was greatly ap- preciated! ppr•eciated! The social club will be holding a car wash this Saturday, September 17 at Prouse's Garage at the five points, from 10 a.m. to 7 p.nl. The cost •will be $1x00 per ear: Proceeds are to go to com- munity projects, Pepe -2 -Shoes (Walt Watts) ' stated that wall certificates for members are expected to he made available at the next meeting which will be held Sunday, October 9 in the Vimy Lounge of the Legion Hall at 7 p.m. In closing Uncle Tom read an interesting poem.and got a few laughs. (Don't ask where he read it). All C,B.`ers are invited to attend the next 'meeting. Come and meet the "Han - dies'' you've been san- dybaggin on! Harbor report On August 29 the Ajgosea arrived light from Sarnia for a load of salt. The Algosea cleared harbor on August 30 for Botwood,New fotandland, On September 2 the Prindoc arrived light from Cleveland for a load of salt, The Prindoc cleared harbor the same day for BotwoodNewfoundland. The Agawa Canyon arrived at Goderich harbor on Sep- tember 4 from Detroit for a load of salt. It cleared harbor the same day for Alpeana and St. Ignace, Michigan. On September 6 The Richard J. Reiss arrived in Goderich from Toledo for a 73's We're clear. load of salt. The ship cleared harbor.on September 7 for St. _Joseph Island. Also on September 6, the Peirson Daughters arrived in Goderich Harbor from Toledo with corn. The ship cleared harbor on September 9 and headed light for Thunder Bay. The Algorail arrived Tight for salt from 'Bay City on September 8, and cleared harbor on September 9for Alpeana, Michigan, Also on September 9 the Franquelin grain " boat arrived from Thunder Bay. It cleared harbor light on September 11, after being delayed by weather. Clinton teams play for championship round. The Ladies Recreational Sbftbtill championship will be The Superstars' took the a battle of Clinton teams. The Clinton Housewives and the Clinton Sluggers both disposed of two Goderich teams "in the semi-final to. earn a berth in the best -of - three final series. The Housewives knocked the Goderich Superstars out. of contention in two straight games in one semi-final and the Sluggers eliminated the Goderich Sailorettes in similar fashion in the other Series, In the' consolation series, Seaforth holds a one -game lead in the hest -of -three final series with Lucknow, • The Goderich Superstars advanced' to the semi-final by opening game of the series 11- 10, scoring the winning run in the last inning as Lori Keller knocked in Cathy Sturdy. The Diamonds reversed the scene in the second game by slip- ping past the Superstars in similar fashion winning 11-10 With a run in the last inning. But the ' Superstars rebounded to take the deciding game of the series on the strength of three homeruns by Cathy Sturdy, Connie Faulkiner and Colleen Straughan. The Superstars broke up a close game scoring nine runs in the final two innings. Keller led the offense with four hits while team-mates Dawn Westbrook, Judy Draper, Dale Oke, land shading Blue's Diamonds 2-1 Carilyn McGee chipped in in games in the quarter final with three hits apiece. WATER DRILLING NEW HOMES and FARMS Free Estimates You and your family deserve the best of water so don't hesitate to call TOM LANG PHONE 524-6410 • 1V 1 MILE NORTH ON HIGHWAY 21, GODERICH -r } 111 The Maitland. Country. Club ladies'.section-held their closing- . Maxine Martin (first:.fl1igh.t).),ea Knight Asecnn i flights_ Club Championship Day on Saturday, September 10. Low Gail Bettger (third flight) and Marge Banks (fourth flight). gross winners presented with trophies were, left to right, (staff photo) incl race of series on Sunday BY D.R. BUNDY This coming Sunday will mark the final race in the series of Sunday Sailing, Races' run by the Goderich Sailing Club this past sum- mer. A total of ,twelve scheduled races have been held, as well as three large regattas in which over '80 boatscompeted; a "Sesquicentennial Regatta" held on the July first weekend, and a "Round -up Regatta" held on the Labour Day weekend. Because of the „work of the Race committee,f members,. Club Executive and others, all of these events have been successful, well run races. They have been Mustangs begin season • The Clinton Junior "C" hockey Mustangs are set to go for the new season, and as their first step, open their training camp next Tuesday night, at 7:30 pm at Vanastra. All interested junior aged hockey players are invited to attend, says Danny Colquhoun, the New coach this year. Colquhoun will be assisted by last year's coach, Bill Weber. Larry Daw remains as manager, as no replacement was found. The Stangs open their regular season in Kincardine on October 9, and open at home on October 14, The Stangs training camp will only he at Vanastra until Septembers 24. and then moves to Mitchell arena until October 3, when ice is ex- pected to be in at Clinton, Clinton will face teams from Kincardine, Walkerton, Hanover, and Listowel. Whatever your money problem Whatever you need in money service a loan, a mortgage, high interest savings, estate executor- ship, personal estate management - bring your problem to specialists who keep up to date on swiftly changing financial problems. In all money matters look to Victoria and Grey for four generations the preferred "home based" financial house. Il RIA and GREY TOOST COMVAN., S'NCt 'ee0 Maaag r'.A.A. Weethertiy 524_7381 Geduld enjoyed by all of the par- ticipants, and, undoubtedly, by all of the 'spectators that have watched from the many vantage points along the Goderich shore -line. We hope that some of those spectatdrs will turn out to he sailors themselves and will consider becoming Sail Club members in the near future. Here are the results of the Wind -Up Regatta, showing the penalty points amassed by each of the top three boats; In the keel Boat division: First, Ken Dawson ); second, Sam James (13); third, Ron Lee (25.4) In the dinghy division, first Harold Jefferj', ,(0) Second,'Bundy- Mullin (8); third Dave Parsons (8.7). In last Sunday's race, the keel boat division shows identical -placings as above, but in the Dinghy ,division, Dave Parsons displiiyed expert handling of fiis..Ilaser to place first, several minutes ahead of the Arpegio; skip - tiered by Doug Bundy. Keel boaters are reminded that we are attempting to arrange for- a crane to life boats out sometime during the Thanksgiving . weekend: Contact George Robertson for more information. 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