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Brian Reeve wins touriey with 70
SUNSET NEWS
by Betty Helesic
I hope an you golfers are
enjoying the course these
days and evenings, it sure is
in super shape. My game
doesn't seem to be improv-
ing, but I sure enjoy walking
around it. Let's hope the
weather stays nice through
September,
On Juniors' day this week
Matt Buchanan was the win-
ner, with David Almasi se•
cond, and David Brown
third. Best putter was John
McDonough; while John
Freeman and Tian Connelly
did the best chipping.
On men's night, August
lith, Tony Bedard had low
gloss, with low net going to
Don Heit and closest to the
pin on No. 2 was Lloyd
Schoenhals.
First' ht winners were:
Bili T empson, Bob,
McDougall and Stan Connel-
ly; second flight went to Bill
Brown, Bob Dempsey and
Marcel Richard; third flight
winners were: Stew Huyck,
Don Fuller and Bob Cor-
rigan.
Last Wednesday the Men's
Annual was a great success
as it boasted 160 entries. Also
the Ingo* "'^" lid usproud
Golfers at Boma competed recently for the Men's Field
Day !Fired Halls Memorial Trophy. Chris Carter, left, and
Gari► Duf[y a ted the trophy on behalf of their team
wh%Ii also Inc d Tony Bedard and Ron Stanly. (Photo
by Catb Wooten)
as they placed well in their
home tournament.
Brian Reeve Of Sunset took
low gross of the day, after a
sudden death play-off
against Mike Kilkenny from
Ingersoll. Brian shot a great
round of golf with a score of
70.
Low net for the day was
won by our own Bob Cor-
rigan with a net of 60. Other
Sunset winners were: first
.flight, Bob .. Greer; second
flight, Paul Baechler, Dave
McAdam, Stan Connelly,
Ken Hall; third flight, Pete
Teichert, Don Heit, Bill
Youngblut, Bob Dempsey;
Kerry Willows, Gary Duffy,
Marty Buchanan, ' Rick
Whetstone, Don Fink, Tom
Moore, Jim Crawford;
fourth flight, Don Fuller,
Steve Buchanan, Harold
McPherson; Stew Huyck,
Bill . Chisholm and Ron
Bushell. Congratulations to
all!
Many -thanks to our spon-
sors who helped make this
tournament so ° successful
and thanks to Pete Teichert,
Issy Bedard, Gary Duffy,
John Fuller, Ralph Schefter
and Stan Telford, (for scor-
ing etc.) Thanks to the Coach
House Travel Service who
sponsored our `Hole -in -one'
prize, of which \Dave For.-
ristal from Sunnydale was
winner. Also special thanks
to Leroy and his staff for the
great ,shape they had the
course in.
Congratulations to Verna
Kane, Marj Smith, ,,Mary
Lynne 'Telford, Rosemary
Armstrong and Thora Mc-
Cabe who were winners at
the Walkerton Tournament.
Last Thursday night the
ladies all enjoyed a barbecue
after their game.
• It was nicg having Ev
Evers in our midst again. Ev
is a former member of
Sunset now living near Kin-
cardine, but is still golfing
great as she was first lady in
flight one, with Verna Kane
second; second flight went to
Mary Ann Dempsey, Ellen
Connelly, Joan McDougall
and Mary Lynne Telford;
third flight winners ' were
Claris Reeve (who shot a
great game) Isabel
McDonald, Grace Sale, Bet-
ty Helesic and Marilyn
Graham, while Diane Little
(nice golfing Diane! )
Dorothy Bourdeau, Pat
Wilkinson, Velma Haylow
and Ruth Bushell were the
fourth flight winners.
Excellent
Quality
Bob Greer of Sunset Golf putts out on the 18th green in the
Sunset Mens Invitational Tournament Wednesday. Greer
failed to make.a serious bid to challenge the winning score
of one over par 70.( Photo by Dave Sykes)
Bostock strong on mound
v Plumbers winfirst playoff.game
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A mini -Olympics was held at the G.D.C.I. track on Tuesday afternoon as part of the Super
Swnmer Special Surprises program. Here, a participant takes part in the triple jump. The
last event of the program will be an overnight camping trip to Point Farms August 20.
(Photo by Joanne Buchanan)
Maitland Country Club news
In recent men's golf play
at the Maitland Country
Club, 35 men competed.
Winners were: Don
Stewart, Jack Hinton, Don
Edward, John Kane, Ken
Hunter, Bill McKellar. The
draw winners were Ralph
Neville and George Parsons.
On August 11, there was a
Ladies Night with 28 com-
peting. First flight winners
were Maxinne Martin for low
gross, Shellagh Sully for low
net, and Marie Huff for
putts; second flight, Bess
Smith and. Marg Evans for
low gross, and Jean Hanly
for low net; third°fliOt, Vern
Frith for low gross and Mary
Lapaine for putts; fourth
flight, Marily James for low
gross, Pat Tyndall for low
net, adn Isla Stewart for
putts.
Bess Smith surpassed all
when she had a low gross 92,
low net of 64 for the field and
least number of putts for the
field. Congratulation Bess.
The ladies then went to
Maryln James' home for fun
and games.
Seven couples played on
Sunday, August 16 and the
winners were Doris Paquette
and John Kane. Don't forget
couples two -ball with dinner
at the. Bedford Hotel on
Friday August 28.
The Hoffmeyers Little'
Plumbers won their first
game of their best two out of
three Midwestern . Ladies
Fastball. League playoff
series against Moorefield
hereon Friday by a score of
.8-0.
Pitcher Darlene Bostock
allowed only two hits off the
Hilltops .and struck out nine
batters.
It wasn't until the 4ourth
inning that the Little
Plumbers began scoring.
Sandy Ituwe opened the
inning with a triple. and was
batted in by Sue Kolkman's-
fly, ,put to centre that was.
missed:- Diane Snell then hit
and a Moorefield error
allowed Kolkman to score.
Marie Brindley then brought
squirts completeseason
with 2-0 win in Clinton,
giants clinch first place.
The Goderich Squirts
travel team completed their
season last Monday with a 2-
0 win in Clinton.
Centre -forward Mark
Armstrong scored both goals
. for Goderich, who dominated
play through most of the
game This win avenged the
only setback the , Squirts
experienced, a 1-0 loss to
Clinton the previous week.
in Squirt House League
action last week, the Raiders
movedinto sole possession of
third place with an upset 2-1
win over " league -leading
Giants. Inside -right Paul
Hamilton was in particularly
sharp form and scored both
goals:,for the Raiders.
Centre -half Chris Erb
replied with a, single goal for
the Giants.
In the second game, the
Vikings held on to second
place by tieing with the
Bombers 1-1. Centre -half
Corey Adams scored for the
Vikings, while inside -left
Chad Papple tallied for the
last place Bombers.
As a result of this game,
Coach Dan I McCallum's
Giants have clinched first
place in the league standings
with one week of play
remaining.. _
Snell home for the 3-0 lead.
Heidi Elliott scored one in
the seventh inning to made it
4-0, then the team exploded
in. the eighth for four runs
from Snell, Diane Melick,
Rowe, andKolkman.
The Little Plumbers travel
to Moorefield on Thursday
night for the second game of
the series, and then . play
again here Friday if
necessary. .
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