The Goderich Signal-Star, 1979-09-20, Page 140
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Sunset team wins
low net in CLGA
The team of Ellen
Connelly, Mary Lynn
Telford, and Shirley
Baechler was the best net
team of the C.L.G.A.
district ladies tour-
nament held at the Sunset
on Wednesday.
Eighty ladies par-
ticipated in this event and
eleven clubs were
represented out of
thirteen.
Ann Lavis of Hanover
won low gross for the
field with an 82 and Lilias
Deska from Saugeen won
in a playoff with Maxine
Martin from the Maitland
to win the senior division
with an 87.
Sunset winners were
Della Bedard and Shirley
Baechler winning second
low gross and net in finish
flight. Mary Lynn Telford
and Marg Smith in
second flight. Thora
McCabe won first low
gross in third flight.
Congratulations).. to the
Sunset girls on an out-
standing,showing.
Have you ever heard of
anyone getting an
Albatross? Well Tony
Bedard Sr. gave us the
opportunity to make
ourselves aware of this
fine event on men's nite.
Tony used his driver off
of number eight and took
out his five wood hoping
to be close to the h -ole, but
in it went. Tony made a
.clouble eagle, on the hole.
What a terrific shot
Tony!
With a shot like that
Tony won low gross for
men's nite.
Low net winner on
men's nite was Tim
O'Brien.
First flight winners
were Al Pennie, Stan
Telford, Bill House and
Ralph Schefter.
Second flight winners
were Gary Chambers,
Harold McPherson, Bill
Thompson.
Third flight was won by
Harry Williams, Coley
McDonagh, Ron Aliin and
Cliff Kennedy.
The rain stopped a few
girls from finishing ladies
nite but Verna, Kane,
Anne Miller, Marg Smith,
Grace Sale, Rocky
Whalen, Chris Madill,
Edna Powell and Bunny
LeBlanc were prize
winners.
The final two -ball party
for the season was played
On Sunday with a
beautiful fall day at its
peak. Randy and Ann
Miller were the low gross
winners for the day.
Shirley - and Paul
Baechler 'were second
and Tony and Della
Bedard placed third.
Special thanks to Joyce
and George BoltQh who
planned, organized and
provided entertainment
for all the eight parties.
This Sat. Sept. 22, will
be the closing party,
which is to be held at the
arena at 5:30 p.m. Please
call the pro shop if you
plan to attend.
Cruickshank to
coach Clinton Jr. C
The Clinton Junior "C" There are still plenty of
'
Mustang libckey club has openings on the team as
two coaches thiyear, no selections have been
s
and both are new behind made as yet, so any
the bench. midget or juvenile is
eligible to come out.
Dennis Martin of
Clinton and Doug
Cruickshank of Goderich
willshare the coaching
duties this year' for the
hockey club, which
opened their training
camp last Monday night
in the Clinton arena. The
camp continues each
weekday night from 9 to 11
pm until October 6.
The' club also has
several fund raising
events , planned for this
fall, with the highlight
being the NHL Oldtimers,
who are coming in on
November 2 to play the
Junior "C" graduates.
There will also be a
Hospitality Night on
October 20 at the arena
auditorium.
Clinton team
wins intertown
The bowling season in
Goderich has started to
roll and on September 11
the first Men's Intertown
competition was held at
the Crown Lanes.
The 'Clinton Hotel team
seemed to be in -good
form for the opening
night as they won with 6.
points. The Fleming
Flyers finished close
behind with 5 but the
Ccown Lanes team were
scoreless. ' _
In individual play, Kim
Giles had the high single
of 284 and the high five of
1299. For the Flyers the
high five went to Bob
Falconer with 1099.
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'Lllias Deska of the Saugeen Gitlf,d Country Club in Port Elgin won a playoff
round against Maxine Martin of the Maitland Golf and Country Club last week to
capture the senior division of the Canadian Ladies Golf Association district ladies
tournament played at Sunset. Deska fired an 87 and went on to defeat Martin in
extra holes for the win. (photo by Jeff Seddon)
CODER ICH S1GNALk-STAR, THURSDAY,,SEPTEMBER 20, 1979—PAGE 13
Year end motocross champs
Randy Ford and Scott division to win first spot
in the Junior A division
Wilson, both winners in
the house league grande and second in Junior B.
finale motocross Ryerson's Junior A win
Saturday, left little doubt edged John Johnston and
as to their season's Chuck Collins who tied at
successes when the final year's end with 23 points.
motocross standings for Paul Van Oss just
the year were tallied. edged Ryerson for Junior
Ford amassed 53 points B honors finishing "the
oh the year to capture the year with 22, one' better
Pee Wee A title. Second than Ryerson. Phil
place in that division Lassaline's 14 won him,
went to Randy Marriage ' third.
with 18 points on the year Steve Boyce was Junior
while Brad Armstrong C champ with 19 'points
was third with 14 points, followed by Tim Metcalfe
Wilson's point total in with 12 and Frank Price
Pee Wee B was not as with six.
impressive as Ford's but Charlie Maaskant and
he easily won the year Rick Carman battled all
year in the Novice 'A
division with Maaskant
coming out on top with 26
season points. Carman
finished the year with 24
for second place ahead of
Rob Maaskant's 13 point
third place finish.
Randy Alton and Don
Oetting tied for Novice B
honors with 15 points, two
better than second place
Steve Boyce.
Brad Armstrong
finished the year with 18
points to win a close race
for the Novice C cham-
end title. Wilson's total
for 1979 was' 40, 14 better
than David McGregor's
second place 26. Mike
Doell's 12 points earned
him a third place finish.
Lee Watt is the 1979 Pee
'wee C champ with 18
points followed by Jim
Dickens with 10 points
and Shawn Talbot with 7.
Dan Cousins was
awarded the Enduro A
year end trophy for an 18
point season while Ford
won Enduro B with 39
points.
Wayne Ryerson showed pionship. Paul Sowerby
enough skill in the junior grabbed second spot with
Bridge club scores
John Donatis and John
Wood combined for a
point total of 691/z. to take
first place in the North-.
SOuth section of play at
the September 18 meeting
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Judy Thorup and Carol
Williams • were second
with 64 points and Jo
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points.
Next week, September
25, the group will hold a
club championship game.
17 points while Kent Alton
was third with 19.
Randy Ford was not
one of those riders
needing a win Sunday to
salt away a cham-
pionship but he won his
race anyway. Ford easily
won the year end trophy
and showed his merit by
winning his race Pee Wee
A race Sunday. Randy:
Marriage finished second
behind Ford and Scott
Wilson third.
Mike Doell grabbed 1,4
spot in the Pee Wee B
division edgin Dave
McGregor and Shawn
Talbot.
Lee Watt won his Pee
Wee C race as well as the
division title Sunday
beating Jim Dickens and
Terry McGregor for both
honors.
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