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Maitland Club holds awards nig
The closing dinner for the ladies section of
the Maitland Country Club was held
September 25, with the tenths ladies hosting
the dinner.
A total of 15 ladies braved the rainy
weather to complete nine.holes.
In the first flight, Maxiime Martin scored
the low gross, while Ardith Brissette shot
the low net and Verna Kane was tops in
putts.
Low gross wiumer in flight two was Joan
McDougall. Bev Jeffrey was low net winner
and Rosemarie Evans led the second flight
putters.
Verne Frith shot the low gross in flight
three and Pauly. McKellar shot the low net
score. Ruth Keene was top putter.
A draw for a Cabbage Patch doll, donated
by Joyce Shack, was held. The winner was
Mrs. June Miller, 151, Elizabeth St. Jean
Bell sold the winning ticket.
The new ladies golf executives for 1985
are: Irla Stewart, president; Edna 'Looker,
past president; Janet Gemmill, vice-
president; Bev Jeffrey, secretary -
treasurer; Joan McDougall, sports captain;
Chris Hoffmeyer, assistant sports captain;
Edna Looker, handicap Auleen Currie,
social; Sally MacEwan and Grace Neville,
assistant social.
Gerald Morgan (left) Is Maitland Country Club men's night champion for the season. Dale
Matthies (centre) bolds the plaque he received as the club's most improved male player and
Bill Hanly (right) is this year's Senior Champion at the club. ( photo by Patrick Raft's)
Top golfing couples were honored at the recent Maitland Country couples two -ball award and Jean and Bill Hanly, Couples Scotch
Club awards banquet. Wg couples were, from left: Fred and Thistle winners. (photo by Patrick Raftis )
Edna Looker and Verna aJohn Kane, co -winners of the Molsen's
Maitland Country Club honored its top golfers at a recent awards
banquets, shown with their trophies are, from left: Verna Kane,
club champion and Maitland Trophy winner; Beverly Jeffrey, most
improved lady golfer and co -winner of the Scotch two -ball cham-
pionship; Maxine Martin, co -winner Scotch two -ball and Joan
McDougall, Rose Bowl winner. ( photo by Patrick Raft's)
Sunset Golf League wraps up
The final men's night and ladies' night for
the season were held last week at Sunset
Golf Club.
The following people were the top men's
night golfers: overall low gross, Tony
Bedard; overall low net, Bill Chisholm; first
flight low gross, Ticker Mero; first flight
low net, Al McDonald; second flight low
gross, Larry Gaynor; low net, Jack
Trebish; third flight low gross, Jim Mero:
low net, Ron Harris.
First flight second low net, Bob
McDougall; second flight second low net,
Frank Graham; third flight second low net
Gerard Bedard.
Although some golfers did risk facing the
cold weather on ladies' night, no points were
awarded.
Hully Gully hots final motocross
The Grand Finale of Motocross was held
on Sunday, at Hully Gully Raceway near
Varna, Ontario. The event was the last
scheduled motocross at Hully Gully for the
1984 season. It was also an Ontario Points
race for Seniors and Experts. Many of the
province's finest riders competed for
points in this prestigious award. Canadian
motocross Association high point winners
were also awarded with their regular
awards and overall season awards.
Results are as follows: -
Schoolboy 80A- Rick Tripodi, Markham;
Marty Burr, Caledonia; Todd Townend,.
Stouffville. Schoolboy 80B- Bill Hamilton,
Guelph; Michael Vallee, Tillsonburg; Jim
Jervis, Burlington. Junior 12SA - Tim
Rayner, Brantford; Lino Zecca, Midhurst;
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-Kevin Lupton, Watford; Kelly Peev,
Elmira; Nick De Turse, Mississauga;
Junior 250 - David Marcella, Kitchener;
Lino Zecca, Midhurst; Steve Collins,
Brownsville. Junior Open - David
Marcella, Kitchener; Mark Renaud, Mt.
Albert; Rob Duquette, Comber. Senior 125
- Dean Grierson, Orleans; John Tripp,
Oakville; Randy Abele, Delhi. Senior 250 -
Dean Grierson, Orleans; Don Van Patter,
St. Thomas; T.J. Bryk, Bolton. Senior
Open - T.J. Bryk, Bolton; Mike Valisly,
New Lowell. Expert 125 • Doug Hoover,
Mt. Albert; Rob Hodgson, Cambridge;
Jeff Sutherland, Woodslee.
The final round of the 1984houseleague
motocross season was held last Saturday,
with over 70 riders competing. Clear skies
and warm temperatures helped to make
the day a success.
The best race of the day had to be the
Junior B. Brian Keys, of Seaforth outran
Glenn Emery, of London, to finish first
overall for the day and went on to win the
season championships by one point. Frank
Mousseau, of Hensall won the Enduro A
with 91 points. Sean Thomas, of London
won the Pee Wee C class with an un-
precedented 165 points. Planning for the
1985 houseleague season is well underway,
the dates will be announced sometime in
December.
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