HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1977-09-15, Page 13M.C. Lassaiine
wins ladies
BY JEAN HANLY '
.The golfing season is fast .
coming -to a close. Around the
club house one hears such
remarks- as "next year I'll
practice," and "maybe a
lesson or two would help."
Others are planning a winter
golf holiday; some are just
Ay a
and
nst
Oto)
aechler (right) congratulates Nel Plomske of Kitchener who was low gross of the
e Goderich Sunset Golf Club's first annual ladies' invitational. Nel received a
onated by Maurice Gardiner Real Estate. About 75 ladies participated in the
ent. Three women were tied for low gross and played the first hole to determine
er, (staff photo)
heaving a sigh of relief. There
seems to be some talk of a
strange pastime called
c rling, whatever that is.
veryone has a different way
o:... filling in those winter
months till next season's golf.
Ladies' Night last week saw
thirty-five women out.
First., flight was won by
Marie Huff, putting went to
Shetagh Sully; Second flight
was won by Verna Worthy,
Jean Klight, Janet Gemmill,
Jean Hanly, Verna Jackson,
and E. Smith, putts ; third
flight was won by Dianne
Morrissey, Bertha McGee,
and Gail Bettger, putts;
special flight was won by
Joanne Jasper, Beth
Eveleigh, Lynn Edward,
Martina Schneiker, and
Berith Jessop, putts. The
longest drive on number 7
hole went to Lillian Kelly;
Verna Jackson was closest to
the pin on number one hole.
The ladies' section of 'the
Maitland held their' closing
Championship Day on Sep-
tember 10. High winds.
resulted in 'high sco es; even
so, a record nuni-ber7of ladies
enjoyed the well -organized
day. The Club. Championship
Trophy was won by M.C.
Lassaline, runner-up was
Doris Paquette; winner of the
Rose Bowl -Trophy was A rdith
Brissette, runner-up was
Doris_ _P.a.quct.tc
Morrissey captured the
Maitland. Trophy, with Bud
Elliott runner-up. The ladies'
Scotch 2 -Ball was taken this
year by the team of Shetagh
Sully and Dianne Morrissey,
runners-up being Delia
13edard and Grace Neville.
The,, Mrs. Bruce "I'rop)ay,
awarded to the lady who
lowers her handicap the
most, was presented to Joan
McDougall by Mrs. Bruce.
This year a new trophy was in
play - the Mini Ruse flowl,'t'or
those girls in the special
flight. The winner of this was
Gail Bettger•; with Berith
Jessop runner-up. Flight
winners for the day were:
t•' +3 x..•..4.
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tannual ladies' invitational was held at the Sunset
b on Wednesday, September 7 with about 75 women
ating. Low gross winners for the day were front
to right, Ellen Connelly, third flight, Shirley
r, second flight and Janet Dugan of Kincardine,
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first flight. Low net winners of the day were back row.'left
to right, Marj Smith, third flight, Rita Philip of Stratford,
second flight and Betty Walker of Wingham, tirst flight.
(staff photo)
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This year's scotch twp 4011 winners were presented with 10. Left to right are partners Della Bedard and Grace
trophies at the ladie'S' section closing Club Championship WNeville (runners up) and Dianne Morrissey and Shetagh
Day held at the Maitland Golf Club on Saturday, September Sully (winners) (staff photo)
fir .t fight - Maxine Martin;
second flight - Ardith
Rri<,ette; gird flight.- Gail
lie tt . cr; special flight - Marj.
BUnI-s. The longest drive
w ere to M.C. Lassaline, and
cll.cst to the pin to Joanne
\ti'Ilkinson. a
Championship Day for the
�L irs Section will be held
.i'urday. September 17.
Nlea's Night winners this
will k were: Ray Lomas, 29
net: Roy Patterson -and Fred -
Looker at 30; Ivan Steckle,
l,,rk Gould, Tim Elliott and
`1oh] Jasper tied at 31,
The Senior -Junior 9 hole
c tinrpetition held September
11 was won by George Gould
and Stephen Durst, low gross.
I ow net went to Ralph Neville
.Inc] Joe Morrissey.
Ctub Pro Ed Rowe and
1 deli's Club Champion M,C.
I ';i -.saline will he playing in
the Pro -Club Champion"event
at Iiilrlington Country Club
Uri. weekend. Everyone here
w ill be %latching for great
things, Ed° and Mary
C :i'tlierine!
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Safe driving is a family affair.
Walk it to roe!
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