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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1979-09-13, Page 124:, PAGE 12 —GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1979 Sports Sunset club matches in final Club matches are now in their final rounds at the Sunset. Semi-finals are being played off this week with the final rounds being played on Satur- day, September 15. The men's Club champion match will go to 36 holes of golf between Leroy Bedour and Tony Bedard Jr. Good luck fellows! Let's hope we have good fall weather like Saturday past. The ladies section has planned an old fashioned pot luck supper for this Thursday. No schedule, no plans, just make what you enjoy best. -Bring a guest as the season is getting short, and we only have three more ladies nights left. Shirley Baechler won the •closest to the pin on number 16, and Sue MacAdam won the longest drive on the• 12th hole. Low gross winners in each flight were Della Bedard, Mang Siiiii.n, Grace Sale and Dorothy Bogie. Our two -ball closing party will be held on Sunday September 16 at 1 p.m. This is an 18 hole game of golf with your better -half and includes a pot luck supper. Bob Greer was the low gross winner on men's night with Dirk Walterbeek winning low net. First flight winners were Stan Connelly, Randy Miller, Stan Telford; second _flight was won by Harold MacPherson. Other winners in the flight were Geo Bolton, Greg Beacom, Vic Powell and Andy Smith. Third flight winners were Coley McDonagh, Ray Cook and Jim Green. Please remember to sign in at the pro shop for the closing party which is to be held at the arena on Saturday, September 22. You may bring guests. Legion Peewees honor players The Goderich --legion peewee baseball team held their team barbecue and awards night at the home of coach, ' John Buchanan last Friday. Daryl Madge was awarded the most valuable players trophy for the peewees. The trophy is given to the player combining talent with sportsmanship and a good=a-ttitude-Paid-Green won honors as the most improved player and Robbie Gibbons won an award for best at- tendance. Team coaches, Keith Good and Buchanan were presented with a plaque by the players and scorekeeper Deb• Buchanan also received a small trophyfor her diligent efforts. More sports on Page 17 I( McDougall -and. Knight win Two Ball -\The team of Joan McDougall and Jean Knight came out trophy winners when they defeated Hazel Beaver and Gail Bettger in the Scotch Two -Ball Com- petition at the Maitland Country Club. The teams were evenly matched with no strokes involved, and it was steady, straight golf which paid off. Doris Paquette and Pat Munroe fought it. out to see iho would meet Sue White in the Ladies'; Club Championship, and it will be `Doris and Sue vieing for the trophy on Championship Day at the Maitland. Thirty-five ladies showed for Ladies' Night at the Maitland the previous Tuesday and, first flight winners were IliaZe1 Beaver, Pat Munroe, Doris Paquette and Maxine Martin dropping the putts. The. large second flight had winners Verna Jackson,. Gail Bettger, Pat Jewell, Marg • aEvans, Edna House league Motocross results Randy Ford continued to dominate the Pee Wee A division of house league motocross at Hully Gully winning that division in competition over the past two weeks. Ford topped other pee wee riders both weeks edging Randy Marriage and Roland Lassaline August 30 and Marriage and Scott Wilson Sep- tember 6. Dave MacGregor -finished second in the Pee Wee B division August 30 behind Scott Wilson and ahead of Kevin Talbot. Wilson competed in the A division Spetember 6 and MacGregor took over top spot in B ahead of Talbot. Lee Watt and Shawn Talbot continued to lead In a limited field August 3U eau! Uaylor won Novice B action ahead of Paul Allen. aylor finished third September 6 behind winner Pete Raymond and second place Randy Alton: Brad Armstrong came up big both weeks in Novice C winning both. He edged Mike Brown and Paul Sowerby two weeks ago and Kent Alton and John Lambert this week. In Junior A Adrian Kemps was top rider August 30 ahead of Wayne Ryerson and John Johnston. Johnston came up big. September 6 winning over Chuck Collins. the Pee Wee C riders. Don Oetting was a consistent Watt finished on top both second in weeks and Talbot Junior B action finishing behind Paul Van Oss on followed. Terry McGregor finished third August 30 and Wayne August 30 and Jim Ryerson September 6. At Dickins September 6. the August ride Van Oss Charlie MaMaaskant was edged 'Bob Hackett while rider in in September he finished the winCharlie Novice A action August 30 one upon John Lepik. topping Rick Rogers and Tim Metcalfe won top John Maaskant. Rick spot in Junior C action Carman came out on top August. edging Terry of the Novice A division Willoughby and Paul Spetember 6 edging McGregor. Willoughby Charlie Maaskant and was the onlyrider to Russ Higainbettom. finish September 6. Goderich hosts. The town or Goderich is hosting this year's annual Ontario Parks Association golf tour- nament. About 40 members of the OPA will be at the Maitland Golf and Country Club Friday. The tournament is normally hosted by a centre much larger than Goderich but the. Goderich parks depar- tment this year per-• suaded members to visit this town. Golfers will tee off at nine a.m. and will end the day with a banquet. 4 PECIAL ON MOTOR OILS HD7 - 10, 20-20W 6 gallons per case $18.00 HD7 - 10W30 - 10W40 6 gallons per case $20.00 HD7 = SW30 6 gallons per case $18.00 OK Motor -Oil 20-20W 6 gallons per case $15.00 This is a genuine clearance of quality motor oils in quart cans. At new pack motor oils are now in Litres. Quantities are limited - Act Now Best wishes to all exhibitors At The Lucknow Agricultural Society Fall Fair Watch for our display Looker and. Jean Knight with the hot, putter. Erla Stewart, • K;ay Duncan, Bertha McGee and Eileen Beauchernin lowest putt;: took third flight prizes with Joanne McCallum, Auleen Curry and Noni Collier taking fourth flight honours. Last but not least, our. Sports Captain, Janet Gemmill, .broke 90 last week with a nice 87. Congratulations, Janet! Men's night at the Maitland last Thursday had only 25 showing and winners were Bob Shrier, Jack Mackenzie, Fred Jewell, George Gould, Russ Gemmill and Jack Hinton. The tennis tournament played on Labour Day weekend was pretty much a Conlon family affair, as shown in last week's paper. One notable exception was that the "men's cham- pionship was won by Bob Dick over Pat Conlon. The tennis crowd had a fun day this past Sunday -when they played -for the "Geritol Cup". The ladies' "legitimate winner was Vi Stringer and the men's legitimate winner was Don MacEwan, with the highest number of points. The very lowest number of points, and the winner of the Geritol, was poor old Bruno Lapaine, followed closely by Roger Turcotte. Get that tired blood built up, Bruno, and NOTICE - PUBLIC MEETING GODERICH AREA PLANNING BOARD TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1979 7:30 P.M. TOWN HALL, COUNCIL CHAMBERS 57 WEST STREET PURPOSE: To discuss a proposed change in the Official Plan of the Town of Goderich to redesignatethe land known as Lots 7 and 8, Registered Plan No. 3, and more specifically known as the land located on the east side of the Huron Road between walnut and Maple Streets in the Town•, of Goderich, from a Residential designation to a Commercial designation. Comments and participation are welcomed from all in- terested persons. for more information, call 524-9492. Kenneth C. Hunter C.E.T. Secretary Planning Board get in there and fight, fight, fight, next year. I would appreciate hearing from any of the "old-timers" around town who can remember how the course was laid out when ail nine holes were on the top level. I have a pretty good general i d e.a,._._. _..but . - specifically, am not sure of where Number 3 green was and where exactly Number 5 and Number 6 were. If you have any information, call me, Jean Knight, at 524-8672. GODERICH SAILORS HOCKEY CLUB EXECUTIVE MEETING SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 16th GODERICH ARENA New Members Needed SPECIAL sxuU, OFFER Buy a 20 Kg. bag of Shur -Gain Bite Size dog food at regular price and get -a DOG BOWL "FREE" INSIDE THE BAG available at.... 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