The Goderich Signal-Star, 1972-06-08, Page 5—Track iicfl el`d winners at the ,Colborne Central School last week•
were, left to right, .,back, Andy Moore,• second intermediate boys,
Donald Bogie, first^ihtermediate boys, Brian Sowerby, first junior
boys, Marie Willis,..firsf senior girls, Karen Kolkman, .second
junior girls and Sandra Rowe, first junior girls. Front row, Joe
by Elle
,:rhe last two weeks of mainly
blue skies have provided
excellent- conditions for many
golfers to get out and play at their
game :According 'to the score
Cards a lWt q you are really
shaving those strokes. Keep up
the drive'
The. top golfers in the Beta
Sigma Phi, tw0-ball foursome
held .May 27 were: Lorraine
A I3aechler, David Gower, Alison
Duwds, Paul Baechrer and Verna
Kane with Don MacPherson,
Last Monday May 7, 9 was the
first Ladies Night which w.as well
attended. Prior to regular, play.
Issy_ demonstrated some very
useful golf tips.
The following are the top senior
winners: Sus Parnell, Marg
Smith, Shirley • Baechle•r, Bev
Sanderson, Darlene Crawford,
Joyce Bolton and Dianne
C•awfor•d.
Juciri "from the chatter during
ttie getting acquainted part of the
evening, old friends met and new
fronds were-boing...made.,.._w-h.ich.-
all added up to a very successful
first night•.
Tuesday May 30, was Men's
Night, a•nd'despite the fog and
drizzle, the keen spirit of the
fellows was not' dampened.
'The, top eleven- Were Leoray
'Bedour, Earl Routly, Stan
Connelly, Vic Parnell, George
Bolton, Gerald Lassaline, Mike
Drennan, Jack Miriam, Mark
Lassaline, George William and
Larry Ross. '
1
arn told the fellows who
remained to play a few hands of
cards; were interrupted by a
would-be lady golfer. There was
great specailation as to who she
might be., but 'to their great
disappointment she turned out to
be a He:
Byrn' have not joined either of
these two nights, it is not too late.
-Try to make if next week: •
Denis Lassaline tells me he's
watching members hauling their
clubs in and out of their car for
every game. Heaid he kno'wes
golfer s ar'e toth�..t>tit he w ..
Moore, second junior boys, Larry Allin; first senior boys, Bryan:
Durst, second intermediate boys, Cathy MacPhee, second senior
girls, Nancy Rowe, second intermediate girls and Brenda Pollock,
first irttermedi,ate girls: Missing "from the photo was Bud Schultz,
second senior boys.—Colborne School photo '
Lochalsh
oar
>'r . Numerous Best -Line parties
" M have been held in the area Mrs..
Donald Hamilton is the local
representative,
Mrs. Duncan Thorburn is still a
patient'in St. Joseph's Hospital in
London,
Mrs. Ewan MacLean attended
the Ladies' Day Programme at
Dungannon United Church and
demonstrated Flower
Arrangements.
Mrs. George Blue of Detroit is
at the 'former MacDonald home
across from Finlay MacDonald
. farYn .
Mr
and-M-rs, Art Mathewman
were guestsat a wedding 'in
Toronto during the past-weeic,eiid.
Preparatory. Services were
held,on Friday evening at•Ashfield
Pt resbyteria,.n,Chu4'eh and
'C'onrm•trpion Services were
cone cted' On Sunday by Rev.
Kentreth Rooney.
A wedding of interest took place
at Ashfield Presbyterian Church
when Alma, youngest daughter of
Mr. and Mrs, Bob Farrish was w.
married to Marcel Nobert..
The picnic area at-L-ochaIshis-.i
� , , –"—'f'iiisy spoi" w,r""'f`irs,
>,s Y camper4parked near every table.
Clare Harman, Physical Education director at Colborne Central School presents Sandra Rowe with
at
her first place ribbon as winner in the schools.trac1C"and field events held last week.-ColborneSchool
photo
wis g • more members would
.tali dvantage of the club storage
sed t e- and save their muscles
fo e fairways.
told.the that some gblfe.r•s
eve onserve extra strength by
ren i g one 61 those sporty
elf t is carts. What some fellows
will o to improve their game"
ti and Dianne, dur Club
Hosi Sses, are doing a terrific
job ! elcoming the rgolfers,• and
attending to" their needs. It is
certainly appreciated: Thanks
girls. . - ,
D n't forget to make
array gem-ents to join in the .,a11 -
day -f: n planned for July 3. See the
Ad elsewhere in this issue.
See you at The Tee'
PQM:RICIH SIGNAL—STAR. TIKIROA:Y. JUNE 8. 1 1
Mfrs Lorraine Den • f
nal► ����� e�'or s sister Del°8i�,e:a.
I•Manilo'b isvisiting t.z fathet',' ` . pr ileeeaNa.ed" hrbr some:yh:
Gordon Orr tlf,in,. and other ago:
relatives herr ry ental _ w t-betfar les ld '8t ...
Mi seg_ Ann,. rad C <ixlotra
a Icerizi of onion 0 r#re various • arr .ry Mrfet pr .,t•
ho last week. Mr. and, Mrs. DonlaY1100410.$ of
David Mackenzie attended the Granum,. Alberta` visited With,
funeral of his aunt, the'late Mrs: Mrs. Rory Martin ,onq day last
Jsabel Wainer, in Detroit, wedk. , . i ' •
Mrs. Colin MacGregor has Mrs.• 'Charles Hather'tcn t
received word that Norman Elniira called on frienda here
Patterson of 'B.C. had' died. Ile recently.
w;t mat r4°1�c.t.o_°_yrs_
last Monday the .St. Peter's
Youth Group held a social night at
St. Mary's School. For this
meeting the group invited the
present grade eights to let thein .
„see whit goes on at the meetings..
because; they ark goirtg..to be the
future members of the gndup.
During the night a numbersP
games where played and an
executive meeting was h.eld•after
Saturday the group sold apples
by the peer store to help raise
money to support .them on their
educational trip td the Toronto
Science Centre in two weeks. The
Monday of that week thegroup had,
a very interesting night with Dr.
Jacksonwho was a specialist and
' °came to.talk to the group about
'drugs and alcohol.
Thegroup plans to wrap'up the
year just before the summer
"holidays . wi'th_ their trip : to
Toronto. They plan to stay the day
at Science Centre. They will be
travelling by bus,
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