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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1979-06-07, Page 12PAGE 14-•GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, JUNE .7, 1979 Snorfs Teifor.,ioltn Sports n combine to win event Congratulations go out this week to Gerry Mero Who achieved the first hole -in -one of the season at the Sunset! Gerry aced the number ten hole on Saturday June 2 when playing a round of golf. The GDCI track fund got a $2,000 boost from the Kiltiilmen Club of Goderich Monday when club president, Dave Cloet presented this cheque to athletic director Lynn Meyers and student, Karen .. Melady. GDCI students have 'been raising money through walk=a-thons for the past four years to help build a track on a field adjacent to the school. (photo by Dave Sykes) Sail Club holds ice -breaker BYD.R. BUNDY The Goderich Sailing Club opened its 1979 seasonon the Victoria Day Holiday weekend with its first annual "Ice- breaker Regatta". Three races Were held that Scoreboard INDUSTRIAL FASTBALL DUNLOP DIVISION ' W.... L....T....Pts. Graham 3 2 1' 7 Fisher 3 3 6 Gords 3 3 6 McGees 2 3 1 5 Little Bowl 1 5 2 MAITLAND DIVISION Canada Co 5 1 French 4 2 Lakeport 4 2 Green & Parent 2 4 Ziebart 2 4 10 8 r, -8 4 4 MENS SLOWPITCH HURON DIVISION W....L....Pts. Stothers Meneset Denomme ---Teachers ......... R&D Orphans Carlow 0 6 5 3 2 1 B.L-U-E-W*TE D%digJOrN- Firemen Signal Oldtimers 1863 Coyotes Tickers Champion 5 4 3 2 2 0 0 .12 1 10 3 6 2 6 4 4 5 2 5 0 0 10 0 8 2 6 3 4 61 4 4 2 4 .0 BALL HOCkEY Thursday evenings 7-9 p.m. Goderich and District Memorial Community Centre OPEN TO MEN 18 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER Continuing throughout the summer months FLEE: '2.00 PER PERSON Team: will be drawn up from those wishing to participate weekend, with several keel boats competing for the Ice -Breaker Trophy donated by Sam James. The Club's- new Com- modore, Ken Dawson, sailing in his Abbott 22, the . Satin Doll, captured the trophy, with Ralph Smith in. a Tanzer 22 coming second. Tied for third were 'Sam James and Lynn Meyers. The Club held an opening barbecue down at - Snug Harbour last Saturday evening • that was well attended, and we enjoyed a fun evening of eating, sailing and practising our. "man overboard" -drills -(or was it "glass overboard"?) Most of us hope the non- existent social committee will plan another.,of these barbecue events. In the first Spring Series race held on Sunday, things started out in great fashion; With beautiful' 'breezes and sunny skies. However, the breezes soon died, and the sun got a bit too bright for some of us! Nevertheless, several boats managed to hang in and finish the race. Here are the results: In the Dinghy class, Dave Parsons finished first, Dave Smith second, and Mark Taylor third. In the M.O.R.C.. class, Dick Robarts' boat, skippered by Paul Parsons finished far ahead of the field. The McGill boat, skippered by our newcomer, Jim Baird, came in . second, nudging out Sam James who finished a very close third. Ken Dawson was• the only other boat for finish in this class. In, the___PHRF. ,class, which at the pregent includes only the two Solings, Lynn Meyers hung in to finish slightly more than a minut3 ahead of Bruce Thomson. Prospective Sail Club members are reminded that membership fees are past due, and should be mailed to Box 202, Goderich. We look for- ward to seeing you down at the harbour! SAILING INSTRUCTION Huron Sailing School INFORMATION REGARDING REGISTRATION Petrels Lasers Abbott 22' Keel Materials provided (Lines, badges, certificates, Learn to sail manual) DAILY INSTRUCTION: Age 9 - up Canadian Yachting Association Levels 1-3 Cost 433.00 Dates: July 2 thru July 19 also Aug. 6 thru Aug. 23. 24 hours of Inst. per week EVENING PROGRAM: Canadian yachting Association Levels 1-3 Cost: '28.00 Dates: July 3 thru Aug. 23. 10 hrs. inst. per two weeks Tues. a, Thursdays RACE TRAINING: Dates: July 2, thru Aug. 22 10 hrs. of Inst. per 2 weeks Mon. & wed. Cost: '23.00 CUSTOM SAILING PROGRAM: To all Clubs, Groups, 8. Camps Dates: July 23 thru Aug. 3 Maximum of 2 days of Inst. All boats and safety equipment provided Minimum 5 persons Maximum 20 persons 58.00 per person per day f, FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT GODERICN RECREATION BOARD wwwwwwwwwminffoliwisior Randy Miller was\ a witness to this feat. The two -ball group held a very successful party on Sunday past, with a beautiful ,,clay to play 18 holes of golf. Stan Telford and Joyce Bolton cap- tured the winning position. Other winners were Della Bedard, and Randy - Miller, Shirley Baechler and Bob McDougall, George Bolton and Karen Sturdy. On Saturday June 16th at 4 p.m. will be the next two ball party. More details of this event will be mentioned in next weeks news. , The winners of the 1979 Member Bonus awards were Steve & Fran Doak, Tim O'Brien, Wm. Brooks, Ron Bushell, Brian Stewart;, , Dirk Walterbeek, Brian Reeve, Tony & Della Bedard, Robert MacKenzie, 'Marty Buchanan, Mike Russelo, Cliff Kennedy, Harold MacPherson, Sue MacAdam and Jim & Rocky Whalen. Congratulations to all. Mike Russelo was the low gross winner for men's night with;1 Cliff Kennedy winning low net. First flight winners. were Mark Lassaline, Brian Stewart, Stan Telford, Bob Greer, Issy Bedard, and Dave Bedour. Second flight winners wera,Mike Russelo, George idclton, Jack Hoffmeyer anki Paul Corriveau. Third , flight winners were a Cliff Kennedy, Ron Aliit� Ron Bushell and Gary Chambers. Men's field day event will be held on Sunday June 17th. Plan to attend this event and sign in at the pro shop. The ladies • night committee have planned a pot• luck supper for tonight. _If you 'haven't signed infor this event just bring yoursd:l;f along and. something for a pot- luck table. This is a supper you won't want to miss. • Shirley Baechler won low gross and Della Bedard won low net for ladies night past. -Second flight winners were Joyce Bolton, Thora ' McCabe i and Betty Helesic. Ellen Connelly and Karen Sturdy won third flight. Fourth flight was won by Pat Chisholm, Peggy . Cook and Chris Madill. Dorothy Bogie won the hidden hole award. Heidi Elliott of the Goderich Hoffineyer Little Plumber fastball team belts out a hit in the teams first game of the season against Waterloo played" here Friday. Elliott went the distance on the mound for Goderich and gave up tour runs on seven hits as Waterloo defeated the Little Plumber 4-2 in Mid Western Ontario Ladies Fastball league action. (photo by Dave Muffitt) Hikers trek from Benmiller to Auburn Perfect weather last Sunday brought out twenty-one .hikers in- - clui4ing two little girls, on an organized outing of the Maitland Trail Association. We all gathered at the river bank east of Ben - miller and walked north to Auburn. With all the twists and turns, ups and downs, it was .reckoned we covered aboilt seven miles. There were some beautiful look -out spots where you could con- template brQad views of the mighty Maitland. A leafy bush after the hot . sun was welcome and as we wound our way through the soft shady. trail we . discovered, among other. things, a huge (3') Jack -in -the - growing in its natural habitat with years of° leaf mold for compost. We were too early for the bright cardinal flow trs and of course the trilliums were over, but yerllow and purple violets were still peeping out here and there. Brushing our nostrils was the tangy, intangible smell of. wild bergamot, mint and thyme, intermingled with the scent of pine needles as we passed over -their soft springy carpet. Towards the end of the hike, we were tempted to splash around in the river, but contented ourselves' with wetting our hands and faces. 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CT 70 MOTOCROSS RACING SUNDAY, JUNE 10 3rd Round of Di-Jer Series Meets 11 a.m. - Finals 3 p.m. 1 nmplern ..hde Wmr 5urob 'end Kn...q,16, nnrl, n,,4 ser,e Open 7 Days o Week Inrludrna Thurs •Fri ti119, Saturday 1,11 5 Sunday 17 5 ,river 04 NORTH 01 HINS'1L LOnr ri1R ilii �r,Y 262.318 or 2624809 J Swimming Lessons Registration: Judith Gooderham'Pool (524!7591•) Victoria Public School - June 12 & 13 12:30-1:15, 3:30-4:15 Robertson Memorial School - June 14 & 15 12:30-1:15, 3:30-4:15 St. Mary's Separate School - June 19 &'20 12:15-1:00, 3:30-4:15 Judith Gooderham Pool - June 25 & 26 2:00-4:00 Registration forms available at all schools and Recreation Office Classes Offered PRE -BEGINNER - Tiny tots - Bubblers - Gliders- - Motorboats -Paddlewheelers - Pre -beginner Red Cross Duration: 2 weeks Fee: Resident '5.00 Non -Resident '6.00 RED -CROSS , Beginner - Junior Duration: 3 weeks Fee: Resident '11.00 Non -Resident '12.00 - Intermediate - Senior Duration: 3 weeks Fee: Resident '13.00 Non -Resident '14.00 ROYAL LIFE SAVING ___SOCIETY . - Bronze Medallion - Bronze Cross - Award of Merit Duration: 5 weeks Fee: Resident'27.00 Non_Resident'32.00 (includes materials) ADULTS - Classes will be offered for both non -swimmers and experien- ced swimmers 18 yrs. of age and over. Duration: 3 weeks (Mon., Wed., Fri.) -Fee:-Resident ' 11:00-- Non-Resdient'13.00 POOL SCHEDULE -PUBLIC SWIMMING JUNE JUNE !JUNE 29 4-6 p.m., 7-8:30•p.m. WEEKENDS 1-4:30 p.m., 7-8:30 p.m. JULY AUGUST WEEKENDS 1-4:30 p.m., 7-8:30 p.m. WEEKDAYS 2-4:30 p.m:, 7-8:30 p.m, FAMILY SWIMMING -July and August Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday 6-7 p.m. • mudi. in ..evidence, but. maybe th'e fact that we had plastered ourselves with bug repellent had something to do with this. After a little better than three hours we all arrived at ourdestination, and sat -around and rested and talked for awhile before taking,ourselves off home= after a most satisfactory afternoon. This is , the last organized hike for the season, but I strongly recommend short' hikes on the trail throughout the summer months just to see and hear and smell the lovely walking areas we have at our doorstep. WAITED UMPIRES FOR MENS' SLO-PITCH '4.00 Per Game Anyone interested in umpiring Men's Slo- pitch please contact: ° DON JOHNSTON - 524-7758 JOHN ORR - 524-2214 . IR COST CHILDREN .25 ADULTS .50 SEASON PASSES Resident NonResident CHILDREN 7.50 9.50 STUDENT 10.50 12.50 ADULT 12.50 13.50 FAMILY 20.00 = 21.00 JUNE SWIMMING LESSONS If enough interest is shown, swimming programs for the following will be held in June: 1) Tiny Tots" -'commencing June 18th -29th daily 11:30-12:00 2) Outdoorsinan Program - commencing June 19, 20, 21, 25, 26 from 6:00-7:00. This 5 day program will be taught to assist members of the entire family should an aquatic emergency arise. Little swimming is involved. Self Rescue will be emphasized. For more information contact the Swimming Pool at 524-7591