The Goderich Signal-Star, 1982-07-28, Page 15f •aa
Maitland Club
The winners at the ladies' invitational golf tournament hosted by the Maitland Country Club
last Wednesday were, left to right, Doris Paquette of Maitland, first flight low gross; Gerry
Mountford of Maitland, second flight low gross; Ann Litchenberg of Kincardine, low gross
of the day; Verne Frith of Maitland, low net of the day; and Mary Lynne Telford of Sunset,
third flight low gross. ( Photo by Joanne Buchanan)
Sunset Club
Couples tournament held
BY MARLENE
McDOUGALL
We have been fortunate to
have such terrific weather
lately, which helped con-
tribute to a super couples
invitational on Saturday.
Eight people entered the
tournament with low gross
winners, Della and Tony
Bedard. Low net .were Julie
and Dale Kelly from Forest:
Other Sunset winners were,
Rosemary and Don Arm-
strong, Chris and Brian
Reeve, Art and Dorothy
Bourdeau, Ellen and Stan
Connelly, Pat Dockstader
and Daye Ma Si ,- Joan
and Bob McDougall, Shirley
and Paul Baechler, Thora
McCabe and Harold
,McPherson ' and Howard
Baker. Many thanks to Ellen
and Stan Connelly, Mary
Lynne and Stan Telford and
Joan and Bob McDougall for
making the couples a suc-
' cessf ul event. -
The Men's interclub was
held on Sunday. Sunset is in ,
third place but we are still
hoping to achieve more
points at the first interclub m
Walkerton.,. Closest ..tothepin
was Don Armstrong. Second
low gross was Bob Greer and
third • low net, was .Pete
Teichert.
There were 57 players out
for Men's Night on Tuesday.
Low gross was Brian Reeve
and low net was Steve
Graham. Closest to the pin
was Issy Bedard. First flight
winners were, Bob.
McDougall, Tony Bedard
and Leroy Bedour. Second
flight , Bill Yungblut, Paul
Corriveau and Bob Demp-
sey. Third flight, George
Williams, Art Bourdeau and
John Scott.
There will be a Men's four
ball best ball on August 4
with a shotgun start at 8 a.m.
with a meal to follow.
Ladies Night results were
first.. flight, ..DellaB edar-d,and_.
Mary Ann Dempsey. Second
' flight, Mary Lynne Telford,
May Smith and Rosemary
Armstrong. Third flight,
Joyce Scott and Diana. Llttle.
Fourth flight, Velma
Haylow, Ruth Bushell and
Nancy McLay.
Junior's day will be held
every Thursday at 10 a.m.
Last week's winners were,
low gross, David Ahnasi and
low net, Scott Stokes. First
flight, Andrew Cox. Second
flight John McDonaugh and
Joe Fitzpatrick. ,
The next two ball will be 18
holes of golf at 2 p.m. on
August 1. Food will be
provided:
On august 4 the Ladies'
OLGA district
will be held at
The tees will be
a.m.
tournament
the Sunset.
closed ,at 10
Lawn
bowling
tourney
It was a lovely summer
day and the greens were in
great shape but the at-
tendance was disappointing
for the ladies' lawn bowling
GODERICH SIGNALSTAR, WEDNESDAY, JULY 28,1%12, --PAGE 3A
Successful ladies' invitations hosted
' BY MLA STEWART
Golfer: "A man who
blames fate for a slice into
the woods, but feels per-
sonally responsible when he
makes a hole -in -one:"
Well, there • have been
some close ones at the
Maitland. this summer, but
so far no one has made a
"hole -in -one." Keep trying'
folks. It could be you!
Meantime, here are , the
results of the many activities
this week. .
Monday, July 19 was a
perfect summer evening for
men's night with '46 men
participating. First low net
was Don Stewart - who has a
very surprised wife! Don
Edward, and Art Mountford
tied for second with Ross
Patterson placing third.
Other winners were Steve
Durst, Jack Gould, Jim
Baird, Dan Stringer, Dave
MacAdam, Don MacEwan,
Don Smith, .Tony Bedard,
John Alexander, Bill Hanly,
Bill Lumby and Bob
McDougall. Closest to the pin
on Hole 1 was Fred Looker ,..
again ... and the draw winner
was Allan MacDonald. Next
week I hope to report that
hole -in -one!
Tuesday, July 20 was
another perfect evening for
ladies' night. Twenty-two
ladies turned out .
Winners in the first flight
were Gerry .Mountford and
Marie Huff,. with Doris
Paquette best putter. Second
flight' winners were Grace
Neville, Ardith Brissette and
Joan McDougall with Jean
Knight winning the putting
prize. Third and fourth flight
winners were Joyce Shack,
Chris Hoffmeyer and Lillian
Kelly. Kay Duncan won the
-tournament-which-was -held ---P
July 21.
There were bowlers
present from Lucknow,
Seaforth and Goderich for
this event. At noon a
delicious pot luck luncheon
was enjoyed by all with
Allice Prudham and her
group serving.
The prizes went to.:
Goderich ladies . Paddy
Chappell, skip and her
partner Peg . Lumsden;
second, Jean Lund and
partners of Seaforth; and
third, another Godericb
Team of Willa Williams, skip
and Helen Falkiner, lead.
Coming up on August 2nd is
the Goderich , mixed pairs
tournament.
lifting- prize Closest -to the
pin on Hole 1 was Gerry
Mountford. Next week that
hole -in -ones Gerry?
On Wednesday, July 21,
the Maitland hosted a very
successful ladies' in-
vitational. Players came
from Forest, Ironwood
(Exeter); Kincardine;
Meaford; Sarnia, Stratford,
Saugeen (Port Elgin) and
Sunset. Beautiful flowers
marked the first tee and the
weather was perfect, as 43
ladies teed off. The day
reached an, exciting climax
when Doris Paquette of the.
Maitland and Ann Lit-
chenberg of Kincardine had
to play off for low gross.
They had both come with
scores of 87. After six ad-
ditional holes, the tie was
finally broken in favour of
Ann. Congratulations to both
girls for some superb
golfing.
Everyone enjoyed the
delicious roast pork dinner
served by Debbie Dunlop
and her staff. Edna Looker,
ladies' golf president, ex-
pressed thanks to them on
behalf of everyone. present
and also thanked Doris
Paquette and Pete Graf for
their work in preparing the
course for the Invitational:
Doris announced 'the
winners as follows: low
gross for the field: Ann
Litchenberg, Kincardine
with a score of 87; low net for
the field: Vern Frith,
Maitland, with a score of 66;
first flight: first low gross -
Doris Paquette. Maitland.
first low net - Maxine
Martin, Maitland, second
low gross - Della Bedard,
Maitland, second low net -
Hazel Beaver, Ironwood;
second flight: first low gross
Gerry Mountford,
Maitland, first low net -
Mary Kelly, Forest, second
low gross- Elaine'Bossence,.
Stratford, second low net -
Edna Looker, Maitland,
thi d low gross - Verna Kane,
My itland, third low net -
Frances Wenger, Meaford,
fourth low gross d Shirley
Baechler, Sunset, fourth low
net - Ursula Wallis, Kin-
cardine; third flight: first
low gross Mary Lynne
Telford, Sunset, first low net
- Diana Digman,' Meaford,
second low gross - Jean Bell,
Maitland, second low net -
Sally MacEwan, Maitland,
third low gross Joan
1v1cDougall, Maitland, 'third
low net -- Maud -Stevenson,
Meaford; putting: first flight
- Doris Paquette, Maitland;
Bridge scores.
A six -table Howell game
was played by the Goderich
Duplicate Bridge Club
Tuesday, July 20 -
Tied for first place were
Barb Howe and Marg Hall
with Audrey Tobin and Helen
Gardner at 611/2 points. Third
were Arlene Gibbons and
Theresa Donatis with 59
points. Fourth were Jean
Cook and Verna Worthy with
571/2 points. Fifth were
Evelyn Galbraith and
Dawna Sproule , with 56L2
points. •
second flight - Joan Lound,
Meaford; third flight - Mary
Lynn Telford, Sunset;
closest to the pin on hole 1 -
Gerry Mountford, Maitland
and longest drive on 9 - Barb
Boyd, Meaford. Prizes for
birdies were given to Della
Bedard, Marilyn Salvino,
Hazel Beaver, Barb Boyd
and Fran Wenger. Draws
were won by Ellen Connelly
and Hazel Beaver.
On Sunday, the Air Canada
Couples two -ball was played
at the Maitland. The winners
of this competition, spon-
sored by Air Canada,
compete in the semi-finals at
North Halton Golf Club on
September 17. Seven win-
ners from the semi-finals are
flown compliments, of Air
Canada, to the finals which
are held in the winter at
Jacaranda Golf Club, Fort
Lauderdale, Florida.
The Maitland winners on
Sunday were Bill and Jean
Hanly. Runners up were Bob
and Joan • McDougall.
Congratulations, Bill and
Jean and good golfing on
September 17 in the semi-
finals'.
That's all for this.week ...
Now, concentrate on that
hole -in -one.
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