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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1978-09-21, Page 15Sunset -holds championship BY VALERIE JOHNSTON The results are now in for the Championship matches that were played this past Saturday at the Sunset. First flight gross winner is..Leroy_Beclour,- second flight winner is Stan Telford and third flight winner is George Williams.• Runner-up winners included Brian Reeve and Steve Doak. First flight handicap winner is Glen Falkiner, second flight champ is Bruce Lyndon and third flight winner is George Williams. Runner-ups in this category were Paul Baechler ,and Paul Corriveau. As it took 36 holes to determine the winner for many of these matches, it appears that these must have been true han- dicaps. The Club Champion in the Ladies' division is. Sue MacAdam. Verna Kane captured the handicap championship. The new extended handicap champion is Jackie Harrison. Two ball winners are Verna Kane and Rocky Whalen. The Sunset would like to congratulate all of the winners for their fine golf performance this season. As there-"Iiiias only five holes of golf played on Men's Night there are no flight winners to be mentioned. Unfor- tunately, the weather had a dampening effect on the results for Ladies' Night as few ladies were able to play due to the rain. Weather permitting, golf will be played this Ladies' Night. Members areencouraged to bring along 'a guest who will be allowed to play for a dollar. An auction has been planned for eight o'clock tonight. Members are asked to bring along their special perserves and baking which will be auctioned off. Even -if the weather does not.permit golf, the auction will still take place at eight o'clock. Clinton entries. RACE 1 Pace DARJO WEICK VERMONT LADY K T GENERAL LAB�RO NESSA MARLYSCHECK- PENN AL ALBACORE A.E. H.A. DEVIL SUSAN ANN RACE 2 (' KINOWAVE C P BUTTONS ° • MISS LEPAGE R. BANKER HALAGRAPH MUDDY ROYAL JEFFREY HI A.E. CACTUS MACK READY NOBLE RACE 3 Pae DILLONSONG' CLAYBROOK SUDDEN VanLanduyt YANKEE FELIX SOUTHGATE JOE YVONNE JEFF DELCREST DAN ARNIE'S PUNK A.E. TRUE TUFFY Pace ' 11350 T. Kerr RACE 6 Pace G. Pullman SPUNKY ARNIE R. McLean ROBRA DILLER T. Kerr .NOTA SLOW POKE • R. Bailin SPEEDY DISPATCH R. McLean J. Wallace G. Durdle J. Meriam 1350 R. Rundle T. Kerr T.B.A. D. Jewitt L. DeCaluwe B. Jerry D. Kennedy A. Abbott F. MacDonald RACE 4 Pace REGGIE FORD CHAMPION HIT HAZY DARES HIGHLAND WISH HARLO CHAMP CRIMSON JOSIE SUDDEN NOTICE A.E. MIKES JIMMY LYNN CARELESS ANDY RACE 5 - Pace IMA GENE JERRY SHIRETH CLEO ROCK ORPHANS DELIGHT JAHIL ABE ' IRON BRIDGE SHAWN MR JON BOB HONKY TONK A.B. STRIKE RITE 1350 D. Jewitt M. C. Crandon R. McLean D. Jewitt D: Jewitt K. Hardy G. Durdle 1375 J. Meriam W. Duper R. McLean R. McLean W. Caldwell R. Henry J. Wallace G. Roauck R. McLean 1400 R. Jerry • K. Hardy D. Miller BEAWHIP R. McLean UPER RIPPLE R. McLean 7IL1.,Y DARES D. Larkin FER DERE L. DeCaluwe LADY SAMANTHA J. Bryan WHIRLING N ALEX OF LONDON MARK NOEL CLAYBROOK COPPER A.E. CEDARWOOD SCOTT G. Woodburn APACHE GREY F. MacDonald 1425 R. Webster R. Cake W. Bennett R.'McLean C. Crandon R. McLean K. Wallis RACE 7 Pace TABROS STREEKER CLAYBROOK ROMEO SKIP ELLA TIRELESS. CHAMPION CHECK APOPGUPENDIN MIKE MEADOW A.E. DIRECT BY PAS 1450 B. Taylor J. Meriam R. McLean W. Dupee A. Abbott R. McLean V. Vanstone R. Baton RACE 8 Pace • 1500 BAY FROST A W. Dupee ABOVE & BEYOND K. Hopkins ARROCHAR RUTH R. Henry GOLDIES HIT F. MacDonald AZUCAR PRINCESS B. Taylor' LATE AFFAIR G. Roebuck BUILT FOR SPEED - R. McLean A.E. TONY BAY R. Baton JASON DIRECT G. Durdle RACE 9 Pace 1500 RAYS PRODIGY L. DeCaluwe MONTEGO ROCKY J. Wallace CINDA MEADOWS B. Jerry DELICATE LACE R. Webster IN GEAR J. Byran C P GRATTON R. McLean HULLETROSE • D. Jewitt A.E. TRANQUIL MORRIS A R. Williamson RACE 10 PUPPET BOY Pace 11000 K. Graham R. McLean J. Marshall R. McLean K. Hardy R. Mclean R. Mclean i .,.tiONAL p` .,•?' i ��Lu 4nWiTi�r�il '"'• 7r, n x e -1„. 6 0;6 1.9 1‘,1941, R%ACH1Nf"Q` HURON COUNTY September 26 - 30 1978 Plowing Competitions Exhibits and' Parades Ladies Program Something for Everyone WINGHAM one mile east on highway 86 anwniriaamitemmiromumui The Blue Jays Mosquito team won the league trophy -1n" the Hu`roi County Minor Soccer Ylnals ih Clinton on Saturday. Playing on the team this year were, front row, left to right,. Trevor Herb, Tod Graham, Mike Collins, Jim Bissett, Paul Green, Peter Collins, Brett Williamson. Middle row, Daryl Madge, Mike McCallum -Ken Huff, --Mike Brenner, John Thompson, Jeff LeBeau, Paul Brenner, Dinesh Weerasoorlya, Mary Bissett (manager): Back row, • Rolf Wirtzfeld and John Bissett, (coaches) (News -Record photo) Despite the cool weather and the gusty winds, the action was hot at the Clinton community park on Saturday when six teams came out to play the final rounds in the Huron Minor. Soccer season. (News - Record photo). 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