The Goderich Signal-Star, 1978-09-07, Page 155
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Durst wins
Maitland j union
Steve Durst topped a
field of 55 entries to win
the Maitland Country
Club Junior Invitation
tournament, August 30.
Durst won the overall
junior championship and
Don Coughlan captured
low net honors. Steve
Pearee won low gross_ in
the juvenile category and
Joey Morrissey was low girls and Evie Robarts,
net in that category. runner-up; Peter Conlon,
Steve Young was the Junior boys and Andrew
category and Scott lC`ay Dick, senior men's
won net honors. singles and Ted Spooner,
Other local winners consolation; Margaret
were Tony Bedard Jr., Conlon, senior . Ladies
Jeff Denome, Mike singles and Allison
Paquette, Bill Peters, H'o l l -i ng worth, con -
Dave Bedour, Dan Durst solation; Bob Dick and
and John Alexander.. Dr. Michael Conlon,
Many thanks to the local senior men'sdoubles and
merchants. who donated Gary Doak' acid Folin
prizes and helped make Pickel, consolation;
this the great day it was. Margaret Conlon and
"Last Tuesday- Ladies' Margaret - Hill, 'Senior
night was straight play -- ladies doubles and Allison •
no gimmicks, no monkey Hollingworth and
golf, no monkey business., Shelagh Sully, con -
just net scores and the solation and Bob Dick
winners were: First' and Margaret Conlon won
Flight, Hazel Beaver and the mixed doubles event
Doris Paquette; Second while Evie Robarts and
Flight, .Edna Looker.and Ronan Conlon: took -the
Sally .. MacEwan; ;Third. consolation-:- • - • • •
Flight, Catharine Walsh, Special thanks to Brian
and Bertha McGee; Warrilow of Garb and
Fourth Flight, Doris Gear for donation of
Hobbs and Joyce Shack. trophies. All in all; it was
Lowest number of putts. a great day at the
in each flight, Maxine Country- Club, with the
Martin, Janet Gemmill, courts full and the golf
1`rl'a"Stewa'r'. "and-Bere'tit course overflowing with
Jessop, Closest to the pin golfers. The beautiful
• on number T, was Verna September weather
J,agkson . Sunset Golf helped also, so a, tip of the
Club had their tour- hat to Mother Nature.
nament on Wednesday, - Golfers, I'm going to
Aug. 30th and eleven mention another subject
ladies from Maitland that bears repeating.
participated, with some How many .of you have
winners which will no had the misfortune to put
doubt be . reported in_. your�baliiinto a sand traR
Sunset's-ace-aunt.andeal find it nicely
Courts on Monday. The
Tennis Club held the,
wind-up for their week-
long competition and the
finals were played off
Monday with the
following results:
Helen Conlon, junior
girls and Natalie Sully,
runner-up; Margaret
Conlon, intermediate
Men's night, Aug. 28th
showed 37 out. Winners
were Ken Hunter, Earl
Elliott, Bill Jones, Don
MacEwan, Carl Cam-
pbell, Ed Jessop, Bill
Hanly, Ed __.Brissette,
Fled Looker and Ken
Hall. Monday, Sept. 4th,
being a holiday, men's
,...night will be played on
Thursday.
Great day on the Tennis
nestled way down in a big
foot print! You know you.
have to play it as itlies
with the result that it is
often flubbed. The moral
of this is RAKE THE
TRAPS when you have
finished playing out of
them. If everyone would
adhere to this rule, there
should be no more of
these yawning chasm's in
the traps.
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THE GODERICH SIGNAL -OAR, THURSDAY, SEPTEMOver 100 B]
ladies
a •. . - •,
by Valerie Johnston
The-'Ladie` TnviTation
on August 30, was. a huge
success with over 100
ladies entered in the
tournament.
Low gross winner for
the d„ay. wags Rey& Palmer
from Indian Hills. Reva
ended the day with a 77,
Low net winner was
Madelaine Salmom from
Indian Hills with a 61.
Sunset winners in-
c.luded I lar.y.. Lynne_
Telford, Thora McCabe,
Joyce - Bolton, Marg
Smith, Connie Falkiner
and Jackie Harrison.
Local winners from the
The-6Sunset'Golf Club was' -host last 'Wednesday to•some of the finest amateur
women golfers in the area, as it held.its annual Ladies Invitational Tournament.
Among the front runners mid -way through the tournament vias Mary Christie,
pictured above, from Guelph who finished the first nine holes of play with a 40.
She is shown teeing -off on one of the back -nine holes. (Photos,by. Jim Hagarty)
Maitland Country Club
LW—tided Della._B.edard„-
Jean Knight and Ardith
$r4ssette and, Marg
Hinton. "
To. all of the other
winners who were not
mentioned please accept
the Sunset's
congratulations and we
sincerely hope`s see
everyone next year at the
Ladies Invitation.
Congratulations go out
to . Paul and Shirley
Baechler who not only
won the Owen Sound
Couples Tournament on
Saturday "September 2,
but also set a new low
gross score of 77.
Over 72 couples were
entered in this event in
Owen Sound.
August 29 was Men's
Night. Low gross for the
evening was Paul
Bae and 1�,,.,. act wa,
- Ueorge Williams.
First flight winners
included Bill Brown,
Brian . Stewart, Gerry
Mero and Stan Connelly.
Second flight winners
were Ray Cook, Harold
MacPherson,Kerry
Willows, Marty
Buchanan and Hienz
Sartori.
Bill Thompson, Mel
Bogie, ...Ron .Allin.and Ian ..
MacAdam were all third
flight winners.
There was a good.,
turnout- for- Ladles' Night _
on August 31.
First flight winners
were Shirley Baechler,
(Gerry, Mountford and
Verna Kane.
Second flight winners
were Helen MacDonald,
Thora McCabe and Betty
Helesic.
Third flight winners
included Anne Miller,
Anne Mcisaac and Bunny
LeBlanc.
The second last two ball
of the 1978 season was
held this past past Sun-
day September 3.
First place winners
were Paul Baechler and
Evy McDonagh and Stan
Telford and Joy Hicks.
In second place, there
was another tie between
Mike Russelo and Grace
x,, ale _and Randy i 11
and Anile Mclsaac: . 'T
Mike Drennan and
Joyce Bolton were third
place winners.
The closing party for
the two ball has been set
for this Sunday , Sep-
tember 10. Weather
permitting, 18 holes ' of
golf will be played
beginning at 1 p.m.
A pot luck suppler twill
follow golf,
Winners to play off for
this event will be Marg
Twp, plans;
recreation
At the recently held
monthly recreation
meeting for Goderich
township a fall and winter
program was discussed.
fo7'1owing
suggestions were made;
round and square dan-
cing, cross country
skiing, volleyball, floor
hockey, yoga, crafts, oil
painting, chair . caning,
weaving, and ceramics.
Expert teachers are in
mind for each suggestion
and if enough interest is
shown by a telephone call
to the secretary Hazel
McCreath 524-7436, the
recreation committee
will be pleased to set up
programs.
Of course, no action
will be taken if there is no
response. These....
.programs or any' -other.
.-._-
sugge,sted programs
would be set up in eight
week stints either
beginning now or
January '79 depending on
the program..
Recreation chairman,
Grant Stirling urges
interested patrons to
phone now before it is too
late. You may have to
drum up interest by
phoning your friends, in
order to obtain the class
of your choice. -by Audrey
Middleton
Smith and Paul Baechler.
-against Shirley Baachler
and Stan Telford.
Saturday September 9
is the day set aside for
Men's and Ladies' Night
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playoffs. M... embers • aro.
urged to play on -Saturday
as Sunday September 10
is to be the alternative
date if weather does not
permit play on the ninth.
Plan to entero..
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Vanastra wins LaborDay shootout
The Vanastra Gun Club
defeated four other clubs
at a special skeet shoot on
Labour Day, as the club
capped an active week.
A five -man team from
Vanastra defeated
similar teams with a total
Elevators advance with sweep
The Goderich
Elevators advanced
the Huron Central Ladies
Softball League semi-
final with a two game
sweep over Lucknow in
playoff action.,
The Elevators ham-
mered Lucknow 10-2 in
Goderich in the opening
game and wrapped the
best of three series with a
9-2 win in Lucknow. The
Elevators will now play
the Clinton Housewives.
Goderich took early
command of the game
played . in Goderich
scoring seven runs in the
bottom of the first inning
en route to the 10-2 win.
-to.,4icknow held Goderich
off the scoresheet
through the next four
innings but Bev. Wright
held Lucknow hitless
until the fifth inning when
they scored their first
run. Lucknow added
another run in the sixth
inning.
Goderich increased
their lead with a three -
run rally in the sixth
inning to end the scoring.
Wright pitched a
strong game giving up
two runs on four hits and
striking out 12 batters.
Marg Kovacs, Dianne
Mitchelmore and Karen
Pond led the Elevators
offensively ytitlr-two hits,
apiece.
Goderich again took the
play to Lucknow in the
early innings of the
second game scoring
three runs in both the
first and third innings in
recording a 9-2 victory.
Sylvia Harmon, Karen
MacKinnon and Sue
Kolkman scored first
inning runs for Goderich.
Lucknow replied with two
runs in their half of the
first to pull within one run
of the Elevators but the
Ladies were unable to
count an appreciable
offence over the final six
innings.
Goderich added three
runs in the third inning, a
single in the fifth and
scored their final two
runs in the sixth inning.
Marg Kovacs, Karen
MacKinnon and Sue
Kolkman led Goderich
with three hits apiece.
Joyce Orr picked up the
pitching decision for
Goderich and settled
down to blank Lucknow
over the final six innings
after she gave up two
runs on three walks and
two hits in the first in-
ning.
of 225 skeets out of 250
trys. Mitchell was second
with 221, while Exeter
was third with 203, and
Zurich was fourth with
201.
After. the team shoot,
Bill. Boussey of London
stepped up and scored a
perfect 25, something
that wasn't achieved all
day.
At the regular skeet
shoot on Saturday, Mr.
Boussey along with Bill
McNutt and Randy
Stanlake and Bill . Pin-
combe - of Exeter were
only one shy' of a perfect
score with 24 hits each,
while Cal Christie of
Mitchell, John Hessel of
Goderich, and Harrison
Schock of Zurich each hit
23. •
Knocking 22 out of the
air were Stan Christie of
Mitchell, and Mery
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