momof1

Back in the early 1990's there was a restaurant in Huron, Ohio around the corner from the Twine house. It looked like an old paddle boat, but it was actually a building. Anybody remember this? I'm sure it's long gone by now. It was right on the water. I would like to know the name of what that restaurant was. It had a bar on the lower level in the back.

I need some help from the Golf Pro's out there. I'm looking for a Tommy Armour 855s Golden Scot 8 iron Graphite Shaft. It has to be the Senior Flex model and a men's right handed club. I believe these clubs were made in the middle to late 90's. Any ideas or suggestions of places to look (besides the obvious like Ebay and Amazon) are GREATLY appreciated. Thanks!!

Did you go to Ashland High School in Ohio and graduate in 1987? If so, we have a reunion scheduled! If you haven't received any information on it yet, we don't have a current address for you. Please get in touch with Laura Gault Stewart or Amy Kessler Snodgrass. Both are listed in the Ashland phone book. Thank you!!

I'm an old school NASCAR fan. Tim Richmond was my favorite driver (and a personal family friend - so please keep the comments positive). The movie Days of Thunder was based on Tim Richmond and moreoverly, his crew chief Harry Hyde (played as Harry Hogg by Robert Duvall) and the Quaid brother played Rick Hendricks. I know a lot of things that happened in the movie happened in real life, but how many can you add to my list?

1. Tim showed up to Ponoco to test drive on his Harley

2. Tim and Harry fought a lot because Tim didn't know technical terms

3. Thanks to friends at HMS, I've learned that the state trooper pull over really did happen on the way home from Michigan

4. Tim was part of the first two car Hendricks team

5. Tim did race Indy cars and did have the tire problem that Harry worked with him on

6. The pass on the outside to win

7. The ice cream incident

8. Engaged to a doctor before he died

OK, How many more scenes were real that you can share?

Back in the mid 1970's somewhere on a backroad not too far from Fort Meigs there was a very small amusement part. It even had an overhead sky ride! It was small, but it was there. I can't imagine it stayed open too long with Cedar Point in Northern, Ohio..but does anyone remember this place? Did it have a name? Anyone have pictures? I was a small child and I remember going there, but can't remember the name.