HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1975-09-04, Page 18ODERICH SIQNALSTAt WCTf SDAY, EPTEMI3ER 4, 1975
Cam Doig (left) of Seaforth was pr•,ts-ented with the top awards for both the Men's Invitational
held Wednesday and the Junior Invitational held Friday at Sunset Golf and Sports Club. Doig
shot a 65 for the men's title and a 68 for the junior. The awards, were presented by Paul
Baechler. (staff -photo)
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CamDoig captures
Sunset's men's tourney
There is soniet,hing about the
'Sunset Golf and Country Club
that suits Cam Doig's game.
The young -Doig fashioned, a
three under par 65 Wednesday
to capture the Club's first
annual' men's invitation and
then battled the -rains on,
even
terms Friday winning the
Junior invitation with a par 68.
Doig shot nines 6f 33-32
Wednesday for a two stroke
victory over Pan Lewis of
Sarnia and Jim Smith and Paul
Johnston both of Goderich who
fired one under par`67's. Doig's
round wassomewhat erratic
though 'as 'he Managed six
birdies for his three under par
round, The Seaforth native
birdied holes two, four and five
on the front side and came in
with birdies on 11, 12 and 17..
Despite heavy rains all,, day
Friday in the junior event, Doig
parted bothsides for his second
victory of the week. On the
front' side he went to one under
par with a birdie on the short
par four fifth hole and then
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dropped back to,,par• with a
bogey on seven. On the back
nine he went two over par with
bogeys on 11 and; 14 but
recovered with birdies on the
final two holes.
Earlier this season Doig won
the Seaforth and Port Elgin
junibr invitations and tied for
first in the4 Ontario Sectional
Junior Qualifying round at
Seaforth with a 70. He lost in a
playoff: He participated in the
Ontario Junior' Championship
in Windsor and fired .rounds of
82-84.166.
Randy Binkley captured the
Men's Invitation low net honors
with a net 62. Don Bedour •of
.Goderich settled for first low
net in A flight with a 63.,Leroy
Bedour of Goderich captured
the B flight gross honors with a
75 while Charlie Robertson took ,
the net with a 60. . v
Earl Gorshew won the C
flight by twortrokes over
Frank Burdon of Michigan with:
an 85. Al Durnin of Goderick3
captured the flight's net honors
with a 61. Tim West and George
Telford, both or -0 Bluewater
Golf Course captured the 'no
card division 'for players
without a registered' O.G.A.
handicap net gross and net
honors respectively.
In the junior tournament
Steve Pavey of Goderich
captured the low gross honors
in the junior division while
Wayne Forbes of -Indian Hills,
Forest, won net. Monty Nor
man of Hanover was low gross
in the ,juvenile division while
Dave Bedour of Goderich took
net honors.
Steve Stein of Hanover won
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Larry Marla'tt
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honors while Del Mitchelmore
of Goderich captured low net. `
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total 1975.76 funding designated
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municipality.
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program is the correction of
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this program, which ensures
Ole continued usefulness (of
needed existing housing.''
The maximum amount of an
OHRP loan, as determined by
the local municipality, is $7,500,
less any funding from other
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