The Goderich Signal-Star, 1974-06-27, Page 4•
PAGED SIONAL-STAR, THURSDAY, JUNE 27, 1974
Junior SOD team
St. Mary's school junior swim,teamwon all its events during
a meet with Ecole Ste. Maire, St., Joseph, at Judith
Gooderham pool 'last Friday. The winning ,swimmers are
(from eft,back row) Steve Abbot, relay; Mike' Murphy, relay
and front crawl; Jeff Kuran, back crawl; '(front row) Kim
Buchanan, back crawl arid relay; Margaret C,onlon, front
crawl and relay. (staff photo)
Senior swim team
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The St. Mary's,school senior swim team swept through'the
opposition form from Ecole Ste, Marie v St,, Joseph, last
Frkiday winning every event. The winning team members are,
(from left, back row) Cathy'Wiser, relay; Janet Denorrry,
back' crawl; Lucie Turcotte, ''front crawl and relay; (front
row) Ronan Conlon, front crawl, back crawl, and relaf,
...Jacques Richard, relay: (staff photo)
-Sailing Club results
The first of the Gpderich
, Sailing Club Series was held
•Sunda', It was a cloildy, cool
day with winds gusting to 25
knotsat times. Fifteen boats
were' entered in the race.
Keel boat class, B.
Butterfly 11, 95,40 min. correc-
ted time, G. Robertson, Amore,
95.47 min. corrected time; J.
Kane, Checkmate, 96.07 min.
corrected 'time.
Centerboard class, P. Collier,
Gemini, 56.Q7 corrected time; J.
Mulhern, Enterprise, 72.09'
min. corrected time.
Firehall, Dr. M. Watts,
KC4616, 50.40 actual time; P.
Parsons, KC691*3, 55.45 actual
*time.
Next weekend is the 100 mile
Canada Trust Race..The start
is Saturday* at 9 a,m. from'
Grand Bend. There are six
Goderich,boats entered in this
race. 'The local club will, hold
informal races.,on Sunday mor-
ning and Monday.
COLBORNE CORNER'
Mrs. Pearl Swift of Califor-
nia, Mrs, Myrtle Hicks, Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Lewandusky and
Donna of Detroit visited with
Miss Helen Fulford 'over the
week -end.
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COWRY, VW
BY SALL,Y MACEINAN
One of our finest golfers and
longtime members plays
regular golf at the age of 86.
Mrs. George Bruce has been
coming to a summer cottage in
Goderich since before the Firsto
World War.
Born in Wakefield,
Yorkshire, Mrs. Bruce. came to
Canada and married Mr. Bruce
who came from Giosgow,
Scotland Mr. Bruce was an out-
standing golfer, and he taught
Mrs. Bruce the game.
They had four children, all of
whom .are golfers - Margaret
being otastanding.
Mrs. Bruce . was a
professional musician with the
Glasgow and Toronto Sym-
phony. He played the cello.
Mrs. Bruce paddled her bike to
the golf course, being very lucky
to have a built.in baby-sitter.in
Auntie, her widowed aunt who
came from England to live with
the Brtice family.
Mrs. Bruce is an honorary
member, having golfed at the -
Maitland tor -over 50 years.
The Board of Directors
presented to the Ladies' Sec-
tion the 'Mrs. George Bruce
Trophy in her honor.
Mrs. Bruce enjoys Goderich
and her golf game in the sum-
frier.but returns to Toronto to
pu'r,,Sue her.hobbies of painting,
.reading and music in the win-
ter.
Mrs. Bruce hasn't her game
in shape yet this year "as she_
has travelled to Vancouver to
'attend hr great--
granddaughter's wedding.,
Tuesday. June 18th Ladies
night winners of thefirst flight
were* Verna Jackson, Maxine
Martin and Marg Hinton.
Secondand third flight winners
were Verna Kane, Kay Duncan,
Verna. Frith, Jane Deathe,
Carol Hunter, Sally MacEwan •
and Edna Looker. .
Forty-six ladies entered the
Four Ball Better Ball on Wed-
nesday June 19 wi,th good
weather conditions prevailing.
The, Kincardine team of J.
Durran and E. Kane came in
first to win the Roma Sargent
Trophy. .Madelaine -McIntyre
and Frieda Whinfield of Owen
Sound came in for second prize.
The Goderich team of -Shelagh
Sully and Jane Deathe placed
third, Fourth place team hailed
from,,. Ow enkCound.
The Goderich team of Kay
Duncan and B. Smith placed a
'solid fifth. Sixth, seventh and
eighth place went to Meaford,
Owen Sound and Kincardine
respectively. •
The team of Maxine Martine
and Ardith Brissette of
Goderich came in ninth and
tenth place went to the
Goderich entry of Jean. Knight
and Chris Hoffmeyer-
Excellent prizes were
received by the winners.
Everyone enjoyed a lovely din'
ner served by Fanny and a
good day was had by all.
On Saturday, June 22nd48
people teed -off at 4 o -clock for
a mixed two ball foresome.
Everyone cooked their own
steak, then dancing followed.
Fanny Sheardowne has given
'her resignation and has,
decided to work elsewhere after
a well deserved rest. We will
miss the wa9 she managed the
club house. Good luck Fanny!
Don't forget Friday, July 12
is the Presidents Ball.
Keep in mind the mixed two
ball on Saturday July 22. You
will enjoy the'Chinese food and
sing -a -long.
Fortf.39,frve men, competed for
prizes on Men's Night, Monday
June 24th. There were 21 win-
ners in toter but the top three
were Don Stewart.,with first
low net of 27, Jack Hinton with
second low net of 30.5, and Roy,
Lomas with third low net of
31.5.
The men dreW for the Scotch
2 -Ball.
In, the auction the' highest
team' of Jack Gould and John
Kane sold for $36.
Trap shoot
finds local
man ahead
At the trap shoot at the
Vanastra Gun Club on 'June 19,
Mery Batkin of Clinton had -a
perfect day when he hit 25 out
of a possible 25 targets. Next
came Charlie Brandon of Clin-
ton with 22 hits, and Ashley
Gilbert of Goderich with 21
hits.
The top three were, followed
bY Jim Hogg of Seaforth, Percy
McClangahan of Clinton and
Bill Stewa'rt of Goderich with
19 each. They were followed by
'Jack Carter' of Clinton With 18
and Al Green and Eric Collins
of Clinton with 15 each.
Bill Stewart of Goderich and
Gleti Mogk of Bornholm tied at,
24 hits each at the skeet shoot
held last Saturday. Allen Tur-
ner of Stratford and Mer
Batkin were tied for third spot
with 23 each, while Jim Hogg
of Seaforth and Harriston
Schock of Zurich were nett
with 21 eath.
Next came Manfred Dierolf
Of Goderich • with 20, Ashley .
Gilbert of Goderich with 17
and Bob Schults of RR 2, Clin-
ton with 16.
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