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Thirteen
couples compete
Civic Holiday was men's night at the
Maitland Golf and Country Club: The golfing
winners were Jim Baird, Ken Hall and Guy
Kelly.
First' flight winners during ladies' night on
August 7' were Maxine Martin, Ardith
Brissette and Gerry Mountford. The second
flight was won by Jean Hanly, Jean Knight
and Joan McDougall.
Bud Elliott, Irla Stewart, Auleen Curry,
Joyce Shack, Sally MacEwan and Vern
Frith won third flight. Closest to pm number
one was Edna Looker.
Thirteen couples played on August 10 with
Jim Booth and Ardith Brissette placing
first. Lois McGill and Jack Hoffmeyer were
second with Irla Stewart and Murray McGill
came in third.
The next couples game is Sunday, August
19.
Sunset winners
Sunset ladies' travelled to Wingham and
Walkerton to take part in the golf
tournaments there. Winning in Wingham
were Dorothy Bourdeau, Thora McPherson,
Marj Smith and Ellen Gonnelly. At
Walkerton, Dorothy Bourdeau and Ellen
Connelly both won first low gross in their
flight. Shirley Baechler also won a prize.
Sunset's men's 'night winners were; first
low pow Coley McDonagh; first low net,
Phil Arthur; first flight low gross, Bob
McDougall and first flight low net, Al
McDonald.
Second
flight winners were; low gross,
Ralph Kingswell; low net, George Bolton.
Third flight, low gross, Gary Chamber and
low net, Ralph Bron.
First second and third flight low net
winners were; Ticker Mero, Bill Yongblut
and Les Thompson.
Ladies' night winners were: first flight,
Rosemary Armstrong and Joyce Bolton.
Mary Lynn Telford, Dorothy Bogie and
Ellen Connelly won second flight. Marlene
McDougall and Betty Helesic won the third
flight with Gwen Trebish and Marion Harris
winning the fourth flight.
Bridge scores
A 12 and a half table Mitchell game was
played at the Goderich Duplicate Bridge
Club on August 7 with Mary Donnelly
directing. This game was a qualifying round
for the Grand National Pairs. The next
round will be held in London during
September.
Overall winners and first place finishers
of the East-West Division were Verna
Worthy and Jean Cook with 183 points.
Father Ed Garvey and Archie Hamilton
placed second with 180 points.
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Joanne Duckworth and Lee Ryan were
third with 163 while Edna Overholt and Anna
Godfrey were fourth with 159.5.
Eleanor Erskine and Mary Donnelly took
first place in the North-South Division with
181.5 points. Barb Howe and Marion Lane
were second with 156.
Cathy McDonald and Pat Stringer tied
with Mary Phillips and Frank Laverty for
third and fourth place. Both teams had 152
points
SPORTS
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Nicholas Saeger, 3, took part in the ball throw at the Penny Carnival last Wednesday.
Nicholas took aim and hoped that the ball went in the right direction as he closed his eyes.
(photo by Anne Narejko)
Dau scores three goals
The Marauders fell 'victim to Sherwood Gallow earning two assists and Madge and
Express' offensive attack on August 7 in Thompson each picked up one assist each.
men's ball hockey action. Express defeated
the Marauders 8-3.
Express 'jumped to a quick 2-0 lead with
goals by Trevor Erb and Tim Lewis. John.
Thompson and Phil Wood assisted on the
first goal while Erb and Thompson assisted
on Lewis' goal.
The Marauders came within one goal
when' Dau teammed•rup with Dan Boyce and
Dale Duncan. Terry Beaii quickly nullified
the goal as he scored with Brent Williamson
and Denis Kerr assisting. Less than a
minute later, Kerr scored a goal of his own
to give his team a 4-1 lead. Williamson and
Bean assisted.
The first period ended with an unassisted
goal by Dau.
With only 1:08 gone in the second period,
Kerr scored his second goal of the game.
Williamson picked up his third assist of the
night and Darryl Madge earned his first
assist.
Bean scored another goal, before the
Marauders Dau scored his . third goal.
Assisting on the Express goal was Lewis and
Wood, Smith and Stoddart assisted on the
Marauders' goal.
Express ended the game with two quick
goals, winning 8-3. Thompson and
Williamson scored the final goals with
The Rink Rats edged past Sherwood
Express 4-3 during men's ball hockey
action last Thursday. Express had jumped
out to a 2-0 lead within the first two
minutes of play, but the powerful Rink Rat
offence soon took over.
Pete Willems opened the scoring after 14
seconds of play after taking a pass from
John Thompson. A few minutes later Tim
Lewis made it 2-0 for Express. Brent
Williamson assisted.
Rob Standen came .back to score for the
Rink Rats with the assistance of Dan
Mailett and Rob MacDonald.
Mailett evened the score at two all after
taking a pass from Standen. Also assisting
on the play was Roy Fisher. Kevin Meriam
gave the Rink Rats the lead at the 8:44
mark when he scored an unassisted goal.
The Rink Rats continued to score during
the opening minutes of the second period.
Paul Kelly put the Rats up by two when he
combined with teammates. Standen and
MacDonald.
The final goal of the game was scored by
Express at the 11:33 mark in an attempt to
comeback. Thompson scored the final
goal, as the Rink Rats won 4-3.
Assisting on Thompson's goal was Phil
Wood.
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