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GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1986—PAGE 3B
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BY ROSSLYN ELLIOTT
Amidst scowling winds and bitter cold,
Jennifer Lavis from Kleinburg managed
to secure low gross of the day with an 85 at
the Ladies' Invitational. Jennifer is the
sister-in-law of Ann Lavis, the Ladies' On-
tario Amateur Champion.
Low net of the day went to Heather
Galloway of Stratford. Eighty-five par-
ticipants braved the elements to be later
rewarded by an extensive prize table and
ham and turkey dinner.
First flite low gross was Evelyn Evers of
Kincardine with an 87 and low net was
Elva Ross of Markdale. Sunset winners in-
cluded Marg Ronaldson and Della Bedard.
Second flite low gross was won by Betty
McKerrol of Owen Sound and low net was
Ferri Wylie of Wingham.
Sunset winners were Shirley Baechler,
Mary Lynne Telford and Joan McDougall.
Third flite low gross went to Sunset's Ellen
Connelly and low net was Betty Vock.
Sunset wishes to thank their sponsors for
helping to make this event a success.
Kathy MacDonald again won low gross
first flite on Ladies' Nite on Thursday. Se-
cond low gross was claimed by Marilyn
Graham and low net went to Joyce Bolton.
In second flite, Mary Lynne Telford
secured low gross and Ellen Connelly, low
net.
Betty Fuller, alone took low gross third
flite followed by Dorothy Bedard in fourth
flite with low gross and Judy Lajeunesse
with second low gross.
The final Junior Day saw Tom Durnin
win first flight first low gross and Mike
Bearige, first low net. John Lavis took se-
cond low gross and Tim Connelly carded
second low net.
Second flite low gross was Jason Cook
and Jason Lajeunesse with low net: The
Juniors enjoyed a complimentary lunch
and prizes.
Due to inclement weather half of the
Men's Nite was rained out but Brian Reeve
still managed to secure low gross of the
,day followed by Harvey Livingstone with
low net.
Friday's Mixed Tow -Ball was a special
event as Mary Lynne and Stan Telford and
Ellen and Stan tConnelly prepared a fish
fry for participants. Paul- Baechler and
Judy Lajeunesse,placed.first followed by
Al MacDonald and Betty Fuller and
George Bolton and Joan McDougall.
The Lucky Draw was won by Al Mac-
Donald and Kathy McDonald. The next
mixed Two -Ball will be held on Friday,
September 5th at 6;00 p.m.
If you happen to visit. the Sunset and
realize that something is missing, it could
be that you have noticed the lack of
clubhouse staff. As Labour Day weekend
passes, the clubhouse staff will have
departed to seek their individual interests.
Christeen Stapleton will be studying
Physical Education at Laurentian Univer-
sity while Lisa Engelstad travels to
Guelph University to study General Arts.
John Freeman will be attending King's
College, affiliated with the University of
Western Ontario at which he plans to pur-
sue business studies. Roz Elliott is return-
ing to King's College, UWO, to a second
year Combined Honours English and
History Degree. Studies or not, all will be
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Thora McPherson, of the Bluewater Golf
Club reacts to a putt during the Ladies' In-
vitational Golf Tournament at the Sunset
Golf Club last Wednesday. (photo by Paul
Hartman)
back for the Sunset's Closing Party on
September 27th.
But in the meantime,' Swing those sticks
in '86!
REGISTRATION
Goderich Figure Skating Club
September 6th & 13th, 1986
From 8 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Goderich Recreation Board Meeting Room
All groups from pre-school to adults
including power skating.
FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL
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after 5 p.m.
SEPTEMBER
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