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Sunset men's night opens with State Farm stableford
Goderich Sunset Golf Club
Men's Night Results
Opening night
A flight low gross: Larry Gaynor, 36
A flight low net: Brian Stewart, 37
B flight low gross: Tom Moore, 38
B flight low net: Henry Duell, 36
C flight low gross: Kalen Carroll, 39
C flight low net: Del Bedard, 38
D flight low gross: Bob Durnin, 48
D flight low net: Bill Henderson, 39
E flight low gross: Al Beange, 45
E flight low net: Ray Cook, 35
Closest to pin: Murdo Hamilton, Clare Harman
Shoot-out qualifiers: Darrell Durnin, Gary Gravett
More than 60 men teed it up for the annual Men's
Night Stableford scoring system sponsored by State
Farms Insurance May 5.
A flight low gross: Larry Gaynor, 40
A flight low net: Kirk Stewart, 38
B flight low gross: Mike Beange, 31
B flight low net: Mike Johnson, 30
C flight low gross: Jim Sinnett, 27
C flight low net: Bill Peters, 27
D flight low gross: Brian Sowerby, 30
D flight low net: Adam Moore, 25
E flight low gross: Murdo Hamilton, 22
E flight low net: Ray Cook, 17
Shoot out qualifiers: Clare Harman, Chad Papple
and Paul Kelly. Harman won a $50 gift certificate.
Closest to pin: Brian Reeve
Longest putt: Bill McIsaac, Brian Sowerby •
Bill McIsaac had the first hole in one of the year,
using a five -iron on No. 10.
Remember to sign up for the Fred Hull's tourna-
ment May 31.' Brunch to follow.May 12
Tournament results:
Overall low gross: Gary Gravett, 75
Overall low net: Ron Sowerby, 69
A flight low gross: Bill Mcisaac, 76
A flight low net: Sean Burton, 71
B flight low gross: Ron Smith, 82
B flight low net: Darrell Durnin, 71
C flight low gross: Ron Corriveau, 84
C flight low net: Murdo Hamilton, 75
Closest to pin: Darrell Durnin, Paul Dougherty,
Mike Beange, Gary Gravett
Longest Drive: Jason Cook, Bill Mcisaac
Skins $25 winners: Mike Beange, Kirk Stewart and
Ron Smith
Men's May 12 results:
Overall low gross: Mike Beange, 37
Overall low net: Denis Lassaline, 33
A flight low gross: Gary Gravett, 38
A flight low net: Chad Papple, 35
B flight low gross: Ron Sowerby, 38
B flight low net: Paul Kelly, 35
C flight low gross: Jim Sinnett, 41
C flight low net: Kalen Carroll, 37
D flight low gross: Adam Moore, 43
D flight low net: Bob Cousins, 38
E flight low gross: Murdo Hamilton, 43
E flight low net: Ray Donnelly, 37
Low guest: Greg Aiken
Closest to pin: Brian Reeve, Adam Moore
Longest drive: Al Beange, Dave Sykes
Molson shoot-out qualifiers: Clare Harman, Mike
Johnson, Tom Moore, Bill Mcisaac, Brian Reeve,
Harold Peet, John Peet, Henry Duell, Bob Durnin,
Gary Gravett, Ron Sowerby, Eric'Nichols, Bill Martin
and Rick Paterson.
Maitland course in great shape
Although we are still getting the cool
winds, the course is in pretty good shape,
so come out and enjoy a game of golf at the
Maitland Country Club.
Also, remember the dining room run now
by Wynne and Doreen is open every day.
Mon. - Frid. 11 a.m. until close Saturday
and Sunday 8 a.m. until close.
Monday, May 11, Men's Night, Phil Pa-
quette shot a 31 to come in with first low
net. First low gross went to Nate Daer with
a 34. Closest to the pin on No. 1 was Tony
Vollick. Roy Wallace shot a 31 .to have sec-
ond low gross.
Other winners of the night were: John
Archbold, Arthur Hooff, Dave Cornish,
Danny Boyce, Cy Harvey, Tony Decoo and
Tom Fincher.
Tuesday Morning May 12, Senior Men's
League saw 61 players take to the course.
Winners were: Flight A- Mike Demchuck,
B- Jim Gilchrist, C- Don Armstrong, Glenn
Lamb, Stan Paquette, D- Don Elliott, E -
Walter Mark, F- Ed Rowe. Closest to the
pin on No. 1 John Archbold.
Tuesday, May 12, Ladies' Night, 38 play-
ers were out. First flight, low gross, Steph
•Mariam, 2nd low gross Marion Meriam,
low net Denise McCabe, second low net,
Rosemarie Evans, fewest putts Diana Lit-
tle. Second flight, low gross, Rea Colguen,
low net, Velma Haylow; fewest putts, Susan
Arbour; Third flight, low gross, Betty He-
lesic, low net, Becky McIvor, fewest putts,
Martha Archbold; Fourth flight, low gross,
Jean Mikitish, low net, Patty Hodge, fewest
putts, Delores Klages and Becky Meriam.
Thursday morning Ladies' League was
rained out but two brave souls, Martha
Archbold and Elaine Worsell got in a game
of golf.
Happy Golfing!
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Rehabilitation of the Bayfield River Bridge
Site 12-188, Highway 21
(GWP 3042-08-00; WP 337-97-15)
From June 2009 to November 2009
Notice is hereby given that the Ministry of Transportation, Ontario (MTO)
is making an application to Municipal Council for exemption from the
requirements of the Municipality of Bluewater Noise By -Law Number 21-2005,
as amended, to allow overnight work for the rehabilitation of the Bayfield River
Bridge on Highway 21. This exemption is requested to permit continuous
operation where necessary during the rehabilitation project.
Construction activities will result in a temporary increase in noise due to
implementing lane closures and the operation of construction equipment
(i.e., on-site generator, small chipping hammers, saw cutting and abrasive
blasting). The contractor will be required to adhere to standard noise
restrictions (i.e., proper maintenance of equipment, no unnecessary idling, etc.)
and there will be no work undertaken on weekends or holidays. However, in
order to mitigate impacts to the traveling public, some work will be completed
during off-peak hours (i.e., nights after 8:00 p.m.).
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order to complete the construction work.
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