HomeMy WebLinkAboutGoderich Signal Star, 2011-07-27, Page 29oderich Signal -Star • Wednesday, July ?7, 2011
Gerard Creme
Season's end
The Goderich U16 girls soccer team wrapped up a hard-fought season with a
0-1 Toss to Seaforth last Wednesday, July 20. The U16 girls' finished with an
0-12 record.
derich Sunset Ladies' League
A BROUGHT OUT 30 GOLFER&
Low Brost
nne Mumu 38 WOW !!!!
Low Nati Marge Preston 30
* Putts: Judy Laleunese 13
igt Low
othy Bordeau 44
t Judy i:ajeunese . 35
Flight Low Groot
n connolly 48
t Karin Martin 32
icAt Low Gross; Mary Ritchie 50
Mary Rivett 32
FliOt Low Gs: Sandra Kish 51
t Janet Bloch 36
10 Julie Moore organized a very
ssful fly for the Cure. It was a
Pink and White as 42 ladies Teed
up at 8 a.m. We had a great time and
are pleased to announce this event
yielded $ 1500 for the new Digital
Marren ograin for AMGH.
'this is an annual event is open to all
so !nark your calendars for the 2nd Sun-
day in July and plan to join us for this
worthwhile event.
July 21 we celebrated .Xrnas in July
with all guests welcome. Some 38 ladies
attended the Scramble and went home
with their first Christmas present for
2011. The winning team of Dorothy Bor-
deau, Lynn Edward, Anne Sully and
Tracey Peters shot a 33
Upcoming Events
Aug. 4 - Sunset ladies Invitational...
all welcome. Please call the club at 519
8047 to register.
ruce PoweriOthAnniversary-
cholarship Program
rom July 12 to August 12, students entering
r returning to post -secondary education can
pply to receive one:
25 — $i.,000 Scholarships
75 - $500 Scholarships
100 - S250 Scholarships
pen to students in Bruce, any and Huron Counties,
n, ►fissions must be sent by August 12 via email to
hotarshlpsObrucepowsr.com and include the following:
• 300-500 word essay on why Bruce Power is important
to Ontario. Include a new.Bruce Power tagline and why
it's relevant (example: energy for a new generation).
• Proof of entering/retuming to a post -secondary institution
(university, college or skilled trade apprenticeship)
• Statement. of career goals
• Full name, mailing address and telephone number
► more details:
w.brucepower.com/careers/scholarships
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Tasha Ban runs head-to-head
with a Seaforth player.
Elizabeth Duern wos the
midfield.
Hayley Boyle works to gain
contra of a throw .in.
Maitland Golf and Country Club news
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On Saturday, July 16, beautiful weather greeted
the annual Couples Invitational Tournament at the
Maitland Golf and Country Club this year. The
course was in excellent condition and the
organization of the event matched the event.
Winners were: First low gross, David Meriam
and Pam Marshall; low net, Bob Wisz and Mary
Ellebn Bragg; Second low gross, Larry and Denese
McCabe, low net, Brian Smith and Rosemarie
Evans; Third low gross, Andrew and Tina Mann;
low net, Cy and Wendy Harvey; Fourth low gross,
Terry aillonx and Sue Sch emann, low net, John
and Phyllis Lawrence.
On Sunday, July 17, Parent/Adult/Junior tour-
nament was held sponsored by Zehrs Food Plus.
First low gross, father and Junior members,
Pete and Jared Bakker; first low gross adult/junior
member, Parvesh Anand and John Bedour. Both
groups shot 36. Closest to the pin, Junior Chace
Duckworth, adult, Todd Larkin.
Congratulations to all winners and participants.
See you next year!
;On Monday, July 18, Men's Night, Bill Hanly
and Bob Graham scored 30 for first low net. First
low gross with a score of 34 was Tom Fincher,
Closest to the pin on #1 was Bob Graham. Second
low gross with a score of 37 went to Roy Wallace.
Other winners of the evening were Bob"
Corrigan, Andy Ujiye, Lance Greer, Mil Bideswell,
Bill Leddy, Ron Burt and Brian Allen.
Tuesday Morning Jully 19, Men's Senior League
60 players took to the course. Low net winners
were: Flight A Chris Connor, B - 4 players tied, C
- Richard Madge and Doug Wolfe, D - Jim Walter, E
- Larry Wilson, F - Ted Johnston, G - Ken Tomlin-
son. Closest to the pin on #1 Stan Paquette,
Tuesday Evening Ladies' League, Joyce Shack
came in with fewest putts. First flight, low gross
Maureen Peet, low net, Val Crawford; Second.flight,
low gross, Velma Haylow, low net, Sandy Fielder,
Third flight, low gross; Jean Mikitish, low net, Betty
Helesic; Fourth flight, low gross, Carol Alcock, low
net, Joanne Collins.
On Wednesday, July 20, Junior Day, a scramble
was held. First place, Chase Kullch, Jarred Bakker
and Lauren Ritichie; second place, Taylor Helesic,
Connor Rochon and Kylie Dulong.
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