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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1966-04-21, Page 7GOLFERS!!! NOW OPEN THE SCENIC AND CHALLENGING AUSAEILE iiiftwomemb —GOLF COURSE-- + 9 HOLES READY — 9 TO BE COMPLETED SOON + WATERED FAIRWAYS & GREENS + 3200 YARDS LONG FOR 9 HOLES + LARGE PRACTISE FACILITIES AVAILABLE + TOURNAMENT BOOKINGS AVAILABLE + PAY AS YOU PLAY GREEN FEES: WEEKDAYS $1.50 WEEKENDS $2.00 MEMBERSHIPS: MEN: . „ $40.00 LADIES: $25.00 JUNIORS- $20.00 FAMILY PLAN• $85.00 + SNACK BAR FACILITIES + C.P.G.A. PROFESSIONAL: PHIL BROWNLEE + PRO SHOP, WITH FULL LINE OF GOLF EQUIPMENT + LESSONS AVAILABLE, CLUBS & CARTS FOR RENT Located — 11',i mi. east of intersection of highways #4 & #83 & south mi. Phone 235-1637 Exeter Don't Miss This Beautiful & Scenic Golf Course! ! 1111. FM w..-- 71, $100,000 project New Ausable off course There will be added facilities for area golfers starting this weekend when the new $100,000 Ausable River Golf Course opens. Located beside picturesque Mori. rison Darn the course is .now ready to play. And to assist anyone with prob- lems with their golf (and who. By MRS, HAROLD DAVIS WI EUCHRE The Women's Institute spon- sored a progressive euchre in Aberdeen Hall Monday evening. Prize winners were: Ladies high, Mrs. Robert Rundle; lone hands, Mrs. Myrtle Doupe; men's high, Lawrence Beckett; lone hands, Ronald Denham; lucky draw, Mrs. Roy Pepper. Phil Brownlee PERSONALS Mr, & Mrs. Carl Mills and family spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Jack Armstrong of Au- burn. Mr. & Mrs. Reg Doupe were Sunday evening guests with Mr. & Mrs. Herman Paynter. David Paynter spent two days with his grandparents Easter week. Mr. Jack Veitch of London and Mrs. Mary Hewins of Niagara Falls N.Y. were Saturday guests with Mrs. H. Copeland and Miss Ethel Copeland. Mrs. Harvey Squire has re- turned to her home in the village. Miss Jo-Anne Scott spent five days during Easter week with her cousin Miss Valerie Ward of Monkton. Valerie returned home with Jo-Anne for the weekend. Sunday visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Cliff Scott were Mr. & Mrs. Harvey Ward and family and Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Ward of Monkton. Gregory Clark of Willowdale spent the past week with his grandparents, Mr. & Mrs. Clay- ton Smith. finalist in U,S, amateur, 1960; winner of the idelwilde Invita- tion, 1960; played in the 1960 Masters, Georgia; Tied for low amateur 1960, Canadian Open; Semi-finalist Canadian amateur, 1962; winner of the London Hunt Invitation; winner of the Tucker Invitation, New Mexico 1961; win- ner of the Oak Hill Invitation, N.Y, 1963. He has been a member of the Seven Ontario Junior teams, Three Carling Cup Teams for Canada, Willingdon Cup, Ontario, America's Cup team for Canada, and University of Houston. Since turning professional in Jan. 1964, h e has been employed by Bill Mawhinney at the North- wood Country Club in Toronto, as a teaching and playing profes- sional along with shop duties. During the last three winters he has gained considerable shop management experience at the East End Golf School. Professional record includes winner of the Canadian Bursary, 1964; first in the Brantford In- vitation, 1964; fourth in the 1964 Ontario Open. He played only four tourna- ment in 1964: Seventh in the On- tario Open, 1965; played the Phil Rajotte Caribbean Tour, 1965; fourth in the Orange Open, Florida, 1965; second low qualifier in the Millar Match Play. In July 1965, he underwent cor- rective surgery on the left hand, therefore played no more tourna- ments. He has since recovered completely from this operation. The following is a list of pre- sent course records: Competi- tive; London Hunt, 69; Don Valley, 66. Tournament records: Ontario Junior 69, 71; London Hunt In- vitation 69, 70. Other low scores include: 63, Golf Crest Country Club, Houston, Texas; 64, Scar- boro Golf and Country Club; 64, Bolton Golf and Country Club; 65, Northwood Country Club. Phil's wife is the well known Canadian swimming star Judy Stewart and was featured in week- end magazine recently. The couple have taken up residence on Huron Street. Phil Rajotte, the new greens- keeper at the club came here from Scarborough. He has work- ed in this capacity under ex- perienced men in the Toronto area. Phil and his wife Marthe are living in the house on the golf club property. They have five grown children. hasn't) Phil Brownlee, well known Canadian golfer has been engaged as the club pro and will be avail- able throughout the season to give lessons. The 120 acre course has been under construction for the past two years and was designed by Dave Ferguson, a professional golf course architect from Scot- land with 45 years experience in the business. Although there are 14 holes completed now only nine will be used this season. The completely watered course features large elevated greens and trees. The 3,200 yard course promises to be one of the best in the area and is expected to draw golfers from Grand Bend, London, Stratford and area. Mem- berships have started to come in already although golfers can also use the system of, 'pay as you play'. A club house and pro shop with complete facilities is now under construction and it is hoped to have this completed in the very near future. Clubs and carts will be available for rent during the season. The course also features complete practice facilities for driving and putting. - The club pro, Phil Brownlee is 25 years of age, married, and has lived in Toronto for most of his life. He graduated from West Hill Collegiate, and enrolled in the University of Houston, Houston, Texas, on a golf scholarship. At Houston, he majored in Busi- ness Administration for two and one-half years. He has been associated with pro-shops and club activities for several years. As a boy he cad- died and worked in the pro-shop at Cedar Brae Golf Club. Phil played amateur golf as a member of the Cedar Brae Golf and Country Club for three year and was a member o f Scarboro Golf and Country Club for nine years. During the amateur golf years he compiled the following record: Ontario Junior Champion, 1957-59; Runner-up in Canadian Junior; 1957; winner of the Willie Park Invitation, 1959; Quarter- Attention, car buyers! Save money on the exact Chevrolet or Oldsmobile you've been looking for... during By MRS. ROBERT RUNDLE Mrs. Verna Johns of St. Tho- mas was a guest Friday with Mr. & Mrs. Nelson Baker. Ross Scrivens of Rochester, N.Y. spent the past week holi- daying with his uncle and aunt Mr. & Mrs. Nelson Baker. John Rinn of St. Marys spent several days with his uncles Messrs. Wm. and Howard Rinn and Miss Noreen Walkom. Mrs. Grace Walkom and Mr. Charles Cottle of Fullerton were Friday evening guests with Messrs. Wm. and Howard Rinn and Miss Noreen Walkom. Miss Donna Baker of Toronto, Miss Elizabeth Esson of Kitch- ener, Miss Vivien Baker of St. Marys were weekend guests with their parents, Mr, & Mrs. Nelson Baker. Mr. Fred Parkinson is a pa- tient in St. Marys Memorial Hos- pital. Mrs, Archie Dewar is spending some time with Mr. Stewart Mar- riott and family of St. Marys while Mrs. Marriott is a patient in hospital in London. Mr. Russell Doube and Mr. Adam Gordon attended the funeral of the late Charles Mills at Omemee on Saturday, Greens rolled and ready to play Workmen have been busy reconditioning the Ausable golf course, getting it ready for play. Under the competent eye of a professional greenskeeper, the finishing touches are being completed making the course ready for play. (T-A photo) PASSEPORT POUR LA TERRE DES HOMMES 4111)tx eXP067 PASSPORT TO MAN AND HIS WORLD Pick yours up now WHILE OFFICIAL DISCOUNT PRICES APPLY at your neighbourhood chartered bank branch! Open and build a Family Expo 67 Tour Account. 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