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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1983-06-15, Page 34PAGE ",SIA GOI api 5 GI1idu sTAR# W ,1�1ESDM(? JUNE *5i 1083. *his 1Milkt,, land Tro,y Sun ses on MaitiandCountry Club events The men were'dually winners were Jean Bell and MacEwan. and Ed Brissette blessed with sunny akieg at Sally .MacEwan and fourth and Pat Wilkinson. In fifth the Maitland Country Cub were Jean Ifnight and Gerry . spot were three couples, Monday night, June 6. Forty Mountford. Ardith Brissette Jerry Mountford and Dave two players teed off and and Doris Paquette came iq Wilkinson, Doris Paquette these were the winners of fifth; and Grace Neville and and Don MacEwan and men's night: Jeff Harrison Lois McGill were sixth. Grace Neville and Stan Pa= and Bill Ross tied for first Mary Lapaine and Shelagh quette. place. Q. Egener placed se- Sully placed seventh, The Under a cloudless sky, the cond and Dave Cornish came Maitland ladies are now ladies teed off to compete for in third. Other winners of the ready for their guests on the Maitland Trophy on Sun - evening were Andy Wednesday. day afternoon. The top win- Boutilier, Doug Hesk, Randy Friday evening, June 10, ner of the day was Marilyn Hugill, Bill Duncan, Bill 16 eager couples teed off at Cornish. Marie Huff was the Haply, Fred Looker, Jack 5:30 p.m. The weather was runner-up. The trophies will Hinton, Murray McGill, Bob beautiful and everyone -be presented to these ladies Sproule, Gerald Morgan, thoroughly enjoyed the on Championship Day in the Bob McDougall, Del Bedard, relaxed atmosphere of the fall. Don Stewart, Ebb Ross and couples' evening in which After the two top places Stan Paquette. Del Bedard the Chapman system was us- were claimed, the first win - won the prize for closest to ed. After nine holes of golf, ner was Joan McDougall, se - the pin on number 5 green, the participants enjoyed a ' cond Verna Kane, third On Wednesday, June 15, cocktail hour and a superb Doris Paquette, fourth Sally the Owen Sound District potluck supper. Then the MacEwan, fifth Ardith Ladies Four Ball -Better Ball winners were announced. Brissette, sixth Edna Looker Tournament is being held at Pat Stringer and Q. Egener and seventh Verne Frith. the Maitland. So the ladies were first. Second place win- The top putters of the day decided to practise and tune ners were Bob McDougall were Doris Paquette with a up their competitive edge on and Marilyn Cornish. Tied low 29 putts for 18 holes, 31 their golf night Tuesday, for third were Verna Kane putts for Edna Looker and 32 June 7. First prize winners and Bill Hanly, Edna Looker for Marilyn Cornish. were Marie Huff and and Art Mountford and The Maitland Trophy com- Marilyn Cornish. Bertha Dave Cornish and Carol petitors of the day then en - McGee and Verna 'Kane Egener. Tied for fourth were joyed a delicious salad plate. came second. Third place Murray McGill and Sally It was interesting to stroll Thanks For Making Our Recent Grand Opening Such An Outstanding Success. We Sincerely Appreciate All Your Kindness. WE ARE NOW OFFERING THE FOLLOWING TOP QUALITY USED CAR TRADE-INS 1982 MERCURY Model LN7 SPORT COUPE This car is well equipped with only 9,000 Km. See this beauty today for extra value. Just like new. Serial No. 602958. 6495 1982 FORD ESCORT SEDAN Gorgeous 2 tone paint, Michelin tires, 4 speed transmission plus many other features in this fine one owner automobile that carries additional factory warranty. Serial No. 176266. 5995 1981 CHEVROLET ON 5 DR. H. c r, mt 134 K 6495 saint, 6 han 20,000 harp car. Serial No. 1980 BUICK SKYLARK SEDAN Four cylinder, automatic, power steering, power brakes, radio. A most popular model. 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A very good mix noticed and a great deal of ture of different ages and credit and appreciation goes levels are enjoying the to them for their continuing game. efforts in teaching the tennis Maitland golfers always members. Jim Costello and have an eye out for Maitland John Brown have been giv- ing free clinics on Monday Rights for ?the men and Tues.- day nights fertile ladies, +++ The way some people play golf, the white flags should be at half-staff. Sunset Golf Club Kinsmen take part in tourney Sunday was a beautiful, - hot, seamy day for golfing at the Sunset and no one en- joyed it more than the Kinsmen members who came out for the annual Perc Dawson Kinsmen Tour- nament. The winning team. was from Goderich. Its members included Paul Baechler, Stan Connelly, Bob McDougall and Mike Drennan. Low gross winner for the day was Stan Con- nelly. It has been an active and exciting week for the Sunset members. On Tuesday, Men's Night was held. Tony Bedard was the low gross winner, while John McGuire won low net. First flight winners were. Don Armstrong, Art Dawson, and Brian Reeve. Al MacDonald, Bob Dem- psey and Bill Chisholm were second flight winners and on third flight, Jack Trebish, Gary . Armstrong and Gary Chambers won. The Excitement continued on Wednesday when a group of ladies travelled to Wingham to attend the Wingham Ladies Tour- nament. Congratulations to Shirley Baechler for winning low net. Other winners were Marg Smith, Dorothy Bourdeau, Thora McCabe and Marilyn Graham. Mary Lynn Telford won the longest drive for the day. Thursday night was Ladies' Night at the Sunset. On first flight, the low gross winner was Joyce Bolton. Chris Reeve and Rosemary Armstrong were low gross and low net winner, respectively on second flight, while on third flight Joyce Scott won low net and Dorothy Bogie low gross. Jeanette Dutot, Gloria Burt, Velma Haylow, Joan Barrie and Ruth Geurts were fourth flight winners. The week ended with the Listowel Couples Tour- nament on Saturday. Low gross winners were Tony and Della Bedard, while Paul and Shirley Baechler held the second low gross. Other winners were Chris and Brian, Reeve, Don and Rosemary Armstrong, and Stan and Ellen Connelly. Just a reminder - the next Two -Ball will be this Friday, June 17, 6 p.m. It's ahoot! 133 picture perfect playgrounds for you to discover. OntarioProvincial Parks 4 Ontario • Ministry of Natural Resources Hon. Algn W Pope M.uwe, W T Fos,e, oep, Mwu,Ir For information, tall toll free: _ • I •"I7ir4' Itk Ty �S 1-800-268-3735 4 The Goderich Recreation Department has announced the whiners of the annual Roll -a -than. Pictured are (front left to right) Aaron Duckworth, who placed 8th; Mac Irwin, who placed 3rd; and Scott Cook, who placed 4th. (Back row) Lori Takalo, wino placed 7th; Jamie Suplat, who placed 1st; and Cindy McLennan, who placed 6th. Absent were Paul Green, who placed 2nd; and Christa Babinsky, who placed 5th.(photo by T.Marr) Legion Peewee baseball... • from page 1 A running catch over his shoulder and Brooks. had to return to third. With two out, Goderich got Greg Tanner to ground out. Goderich then tied the game in its half of the fifth as Allis nailed a one -out single, stole second and third and scored on an overthrow. Kincardine won the game with a single run in the top of the eighth innings as Nurton singled, stole second and scored on a single by MacKean. Bowman led Goderich offensivelywith two hits in four at bats. Ian Brooks led the Kincardine seven -hit attack with three hits in four trips to the nlatp. Goderich also recorded two wins in league action hammering Clinton 21-2 and defeating Dashwood 12-3. In the Clinton game, Scott Garrow and Allis each belted three hits and scored three runs apiece to pace the 21 -run 11 -hit Goderich attack. In the other game, Byron Bowman went three -for -three at the plate with two single • and a double and scored three runs to lead Goderich to a 12-3 win over Dashwood. This week the Legion Peewees return to action with a league game against Clinton at Agriculture Park beginning at 6 p.m. On Thursday they will play in Seaforth. Women's fastball tournament... • from page IA scorekeepers and most valuable player judges, my mother Del Mitchelmore and Karen MacKinnon; my treasurer, Cathy Hamilton; the people who keep the beer cold all weekend, my sister Denny Mit- chelmore and John Hoy; the ground crews, my brother Del Mitchelmore Jr., Dave MacDonald, Doug Cruickshank, Danny Maillett, Mike Chisholm, Brian Johnston and all of the guys I've probably missed; and my gate crews, Bev Wright and Jeanette Donnelly; a great kid who acted as scorekeeper, grounds crew, photographer and general go-fer, my baby sister Debbie; and I save this one for last because she has consented to taking over as Tournament Chairman of 1984 (this year she organized the souvenir pro- gram and arranged for the draw prize), Diane Melick. Special thanks to the Goderich Umpires Association, Dirk and Mary Wolterbeek, Bee Eisler, Peter (manse, Bill Brown, Tag Sowerby, Jane Netzky, the Goderich Print Shop, and of course, all of the fans from Goderich who have supported this event for the past three years. It is my sincerest wish that this tourney continues to grow in quality and popularity and that each new year outdoes the previous one! Best wishes and good luck to Diane Melick with Tourney '84! ! Bridge scores On Tuesday, June 7 the., Goderich: LDuplicate,.l3ridge Club held a seven -table Mit- chell game., The average score was 70. First . overall and North- South were Mary Donnelly and Eleanor Erskine with 901/2;. Theresa Donatis and Arlene Gibbons were second with 85; and Helen Tench and ,John Wood were third With 80%. , Michele Hansen and Eveleen McDonagh led East-West with 731/2; Barb Howe and Marian Lane were second with 711/2; and--- Joanne Duckworth and -Lee Ryan were third with 71. 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