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HomeMy WebLinkAboutLucknow Sentinel, 2009-09-16, Page 15Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, September 16, 2009 - Page. 15 ON SALE SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19 TO FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 2009 • SuperWalk for Parkinson's... #'hoto by Elyse Dewar The ninth annual SuperWalk for Parkinson's was anotherhuge success last Sunday, with dozens of families coming out to support one another by participating in either a .2km or Skin walk around Kincardine. Among participants was the Hill family from ,Lucknow, who rallied together to support Jean Hill, middle row, far right. Sisters, brothers, sons, daughters, grandchildren and great grantkhildren of the Hill family gathered lisVictoria Park to show their support to Jean, who has Parkinson's Disease. Wingham Golf and Country Sunday, Aug. 30 the Wingham Golf and Curling Club was host to George Oriold and the group from Wroxeter. The weather was unpre- dictable all day - off and on rain and sunshine. Des ppite4e s ndi- tions 30 golfers played nine holes and enjoyed a roast beef supper in the clubhouse. Monday a ,group of ladies from the Wroxeter area celebrated the 80th birthday of twins Francis Bremnel and Nora Stephenson by joining together with family and: friends for a luncheon at the club- house. The Tuesday ladies . showed some signs that school was back in and moms and grandmothers were busy getting kids off to class. Around 20 of the gals enjoyed a beautiful sunny day and a relaxing game of golf. The manager noticed that some of the girls do a lot of talking to their $olf balls telling it what to do before hitting it. The Wednesday; morning senior men had 26 golfersout playing on a terrific sunny day. Teeswater boy Gord Cerson finished first with Bob Johnston second and lub results Gerry Edwards third. Ed Daer had the low gross shooting a 37. Thursday night men again had a great turnout with 53 golfers tak- ing advantage of a beautiful September night. The winners were: longest drive, Pat Rozendal, • longest putt . Dan McBurney and Rob Harrison; closest to the pin,' Doug Rathwell and Larry Pellett; hidden scores Richard Watson, Doug Vanderwoude and Peter Inglis and most honest Lloyd' Erb. The lowgross was Dave Bartman with second low Steve Nixon, Bill Robinson, and Don Edgar. BlackHorse mixed senior golf results BlackHorse mixed senior golf on Aug. 31 saw nine holes played on the Stableford scoring system with handicap in a team format. The first place team with 27 points was Gladys Hamilton, Stan Grant and Bruce Heimpel. High individual points went to Barb Helm with 19 points and Stan Grant with 23 points. Longest putt on number three was Barb Helm and Richard Papineau. Closest -to the -pin on number six was Pauline Pegg and Wayne Farrell. BlackHorse senior men golf on Sept. 3 was a regular game from the Blues with handicap. Doug Wilson Sr. finished first with net 68. Walter Arnold (Perkie) and Willard Cowan tied for second with net 69. Closest -to -the -pin on any shot off the green went to Willard Cowan on number one and Jim Seip on number seven. Closest to the fairway trap on number eight was Don Bone and the longest putt on number three went to Miro Tadla. This was Dave Anderson's last Senior game at BlackHprse because he's moving to BC. Mixed Seniors on Sept. 7 was nine holes team play with Net Stableford scoring. What a won- derful day for golf. The last 10 days and the next 7 are just as nice. Glad to see July and August have ended, . now we can • get down to summer in Sept. And Oct. The first place team with 28 points was Jan Grant, Stan Grant and Wayne Farrell. High individ- ual points went to Barb Helm with 24 points and Stan Grant with 21 points. Longest putt on number three was Barb Helm and John Gross. Closest -to -the - pin on number six was John Fludder. BlackHorse senior men on Sept. 10 was a regular game from salted, unsalted, bbq or nacho the blues with handicap. Walter Arnold and Bruce Heimpel tied for first with net 67. ;All by himself in third with net 68 was Doug Foell. Closest -to -the -pin on .any shot off the green on number nine went to Barry McDonagh. This was only a par four and he won on his fourth shot and ended with a tap -in bogie. Barry also won the hidden hole number 13 with the worst score on a par three with a solid six. Closest -to -the -pin on number 17 went to John Whitten and the longest putt on number three was Don Bone. Wayne Farrell played his last round at Blackhorse this year and will be going home to Ottawa. Year-end • banquet for BlackHorse senior men and mixed seniors combined will be Oct. 1, 'playing 18 holes at 1 p.m. followed by a banquet. golden, brown or ground Monday, September 21d,2009Is World AlZheimer Day Help support your local Alzheimer Society in this year's 14th Annual Coffee Breakno. 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