The Goderich Signal-Star, 1982-05-19, Page 17I
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This year's executive for the ladies' tennis club at the
Maitland Country Club are: front row, left to, right, Madot•
Turcotte, vice-president; Linda Murphy, publicity; and
Dianne Morrissey,. membership chairman; and back row,
left to right, Shelagh Sully, president; Jo -Anne Collins, past
president; Diane Stinson, ways and means chairman; Barb
O'Brien, secretary -treasurer; and Mary Lapaine, president
of the Board of Directors. ( Photo by Joanne Buchanan)
This year's executive for the ladies' golf club at the
Maitland Country Club are: front row, left to right, Doris
Paquette, sports captain; Hazel Beaver, president; and
Jean Knight, handicap chairman; and back row, left to
Deadline
for
sports
copy
Monday
5 p.m.
W.J. Denomme
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Phone S24-8192
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FILM DEVELOPING
right, Eileen Beauchemin, social convener; Edna Looker,
vice-president; Jean Hanly, secretary -treasurer; and Mary
Lapaine, president of the Board of Directors. (Photo by
Joanne Buchanan)
GODERICH SIGNALSTAR, WEDNESDAY, MAY 19, 1982—PAGE 3A
Sunset G elf Club prepares
for anniversary weekend
by Betty Helesie
The weatherman has cer-
tainly been cooperating for
the golfers this spring, as
May has been really great,
with lots of sunshine and
warm breezes. The course is
in good shape, with lots of
new trees, etc. that adds to
the beauty of the course, but
I'' :r sure some day not all
go i:;ers will appreciate these
littl:; beauty) hazards!
M 's night, Tuesday,
May 1 `, Brian Reeves shot
low gr ,for the night and
Stu Huyck ; d low net.
21st ANNIVERSARY
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HANGING
POTS
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GERANIUMS
BEGONIAS $1 00
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taiis
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•
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MAY
SUNCOAST MALL
GODEIIICH
DAY
DATE
HOURS
WED.
THURS.
19th
20th
10-8
10-8
FRI.
21st
10.8
SAT.
22nd
10-5
First flight went to Bob
McDougall, Ticker Mero and
Issy Bedard; the second
flight winners were Lee
Kirkwood, Tom Moore and
Don Fuller; third flight:
Frank Graham, Jim
Crawford and Pete Tiechert,
while Bill Neal, Gary Arm-
strong and Eric McNee were
fourth flight winners.
On Thursday night the
ladies had another good
evening, as Mary Lynne
Telford, Joyce Bolton and
Verna Kane were first flight
winners; second flight, Mary
Ann Dempsey, Ellen Connel-
ly, Thora McCabe and Chris
Reeves; third flight winners
were. Pat Dockstader,
Marilyn Graham, Jbyce
Scott and Karen Sturdy;
while Nancy Stubbs, Ruth
Bushell, Betty Fuller, Kathy
McGrail and Agnes Bedard
(tied) were winners in fourth
flight.
This Thursday is guest
night, Shirley is preparing
the food - there will also be
special. prizes.
A Reminder: This is the
10th anniversary weekend
coming up and Paul and
Shirley are planning a big
weekend for all you,
members. So come out and
enjoy.
Friday, May 21 - Casual
golf - get together after dark.
Saturday, May 22, Two -
Ball - 3 p.m. - Pig Roast.
Sunday, May 23, Men's
Brunch.
Monday, May 24, Men's
Early Bird Tournament.
Colts split pair of games
The ball season got un-
derway again this week as
Fleming Clinton Colts split
a pair of games.
On Wed. night, the Colts
thumped Walkerton by a 21-
10 score. After a slow start,
the Colts scored runs in
every inning from the third
through 7th.
Greg Burns led the attack
with four hits in five trips to
the plate with Don
MacDonald and new -comer
Bruce Bowman with three
hits each. ,John Hart had a
pair of hits with Don
Colquhoun, Hans Lep-
pington, Mike Wildgen and
Dave Patterson recording
one each. Wildgen got the
win with Colquhoun releiving
for the save.
On Sunday, the Colts
suffered an 8-i loss to Arva,
as two Colt errors led to four
unearned Arva runs.
The Colts had their
chances for the win as they
outhit Arva 12-8 but couldn't
put the hits together for the
needed runs.
Don Colquhoun had four
hits for the Colts with Don
MacDonald recording three.
Fremlin, Leppington, Hart,
M. Wildgen and D. Bartliff
had one hit each. MacDonald
suffered his first loss, but got
excellent relief help from
Casey Wildgen.
The Colts next game is in
town on Wed., night against
Exeter. On Sunday, they.
travel to Walkerton for a 1:30
Double header. See ya at the
park. •
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