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The fourth atom* Gorletich 10
ICilometne Classic will get underway at
10:00 a.m., on Satioslay, July 24 from the
town hall. Runners frau four categories,
Men's Open, Woolen's Open, Masters (40
years and over) andtheGoderich Resident
(m, will be competing for trophies for
the 1st. 2nd and 3rd place imishers.
The mast Oast Auld .finish the
un hall aims take - a maslawao am annum Tim
Square, before - on the larger
course arotind the town.
Mainers are asked to regfister before the
race. The entree fee is $3 per person.
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MANI T. MONS 336,2214
FREE DELIVERY AT 'YOUR GODERICH YARD
OPEN WEEKDAYS
8 AM -6 PM
FRIDAYS T111 9 P.M.
SATURDAYS 0:30-5 P.M.
Captains
accept
trophies
j.
The Gilded& Ladies' Slowpitch League bed MI first annual
tournament here Saturday. Captainsnecepting trophies on behalf
ei their teams following the final two games were, left to right
Katie Whetstone and Pat Reeler of the Bayfield Shadows team
which won the B championship; Donna Leppington of the Champco
team which was newer -up for the ft diampionship; Site Young of
the Sifto.Salt team which was runner-up for the A championship;
ant -Diane Bach of Broadhagen's Shibtown teem which won the A
championship. (Photo by Joanne Buchanan)
Maitland Club
Ladies play two -ball
BYIRIA alrEWART
Winston Churchill once
defined golf as "an ineffec-
tual,r....nnt to dLrect an un-
controllable sphere into an
inaccessible hole with in-
struments ill adapted to that
Pu-"
How true! But there are
many who accept the
challenge, and some even
enjoy the game! Here's -the
proof.
Forty-eight men played in
Men's Night on Monday, Ju-
ly 12. Tying for first were
Russ Gemmill, Bill Ross,
and Ebb Ross. Tying for se-
cond viere Gerald Morgan
and Tom Jasper, Mike Pa-
etiMe again. Twelve couples
played, with winners as
follows: first prize - Fred
Looker with partner Jean
Handy; second prize - Don
Stewart with partner
Marilyn Cornish; third prize
- John Kane and partner
Joan McDougall. Other
prizes went to Mac Bell and
Ida Stewart, Ed Brissette
and Verna Knife;-7--Bilb
McDougall and Doris Pa-
quette.
• The next mixed two -ball is
Sunset Club
Friday, July 30, with sign -in
at 5:30 and tee -off at 6 p.n.a.
Couples are invited to Bill
and Jean Hanly's cottage
after playing, for a pot luck
supper. If you have any
questions about this super
evening, please call Verna
Kane at -524-8067.
Members are reminded
that the Mr Canada will be
Babuidayadyn. -
Also, the couples'
invita-
tional on August 213 still has
room for more. Contact the
Lookers at 524-7274.
1-tte,ackeaPlide4tretaxitsttei.Greer is low gross
Kelly, Bob 4roi1ie, Paul
Stahl, Bob Shrier and Al
MacDonald. Closest to the
pin on hole 1, using a special
club, was Fred Looker who
landed about seven feet from
a hole -in -one! The draw win-
ner was Maity Buchanan.
- Oil -Lathes' wieht,:•Thes-
day, July 13, a two -ball was
played, followed by a swim,
barbecue, and entertain-
ment at Chris Hoffmeyer's.
It was, a beautiful evening
and everyone had a great
tiniell:e two -ball winners were
as follows: first prize
Catherine Walsh and Edna
Looker; second - Jean
Papernick and Chris Hoff-
meyer; third - Marg Evans
and Jo -Anne Jasper. Other
prizes went to Mary Lapaine
and Vern Frith, Eileen
Beauchemin and Rosemary
Evans, Marilyn Cornish and
Kay Duncan, Doris Har-
rison and Doris Paquette.
The club is sorry that
Carol Hunter is leaving
Goderich. Parties just won't
be the same without her. On
behalf of the Ladies' Golf
Section, President Edna
Looker presented Carol with
a picture by Mike Scott of
it • • PP
After a delicious barbecue
and desserts, special enter-
tainment was presented by
the - "South Carolina
Belles."Bravo! Encore??
It was great to have some
new people participating in
the mixed couples' two -ball
on Friday, July 16. Hope
they had a good time and will
BY MARLENE
MCDOUGALL
I sure hope everyone has
been taking advantage of
this beautiful weather and
getting out golfing.
Men's Night results were:
--Low-gross, -Bah -Creer -and
w net,
First flight; Leroy Bedour,
Paul Baechler, and Brian
Reeve. Second flight; Jeff
• Harrison, Lee Keikwood,
and Fred Armstrong. Third
flight; Frank Graham, Gary
Chambers and John Scott.
Ladies night results: First
flight; Joyce Bolton, and
Verna Kane. Second -flight;
RoSemary Armstrong, May
Smith, and Dorothy
Boudreau. Third flight;
Joyce Scott, and Pat
Dockstader. Fourth flight;
Nancy McLay, Ruth Bushell,
Velma Haylow and Betty
• Fuller.
• Next week's Ladies night
will be pot luck. The ladies
have been doing very well at
the tournaments this year.
Congratulations to
Rosemary Armstrong,
Shirley Baechler, Joyce
Scott, Ellen Connelly and
Dorothy Bourdeau, who
• were winners in Kincardine.
Congratulations also to Ellen
Connelly and Dorothy
Bourdeau who were winners
in Saugeen.
The Junior's tournament
had been changed to August
25. Junior's day will be held
every Wednesday at 10:00
a.m. Last week's results
were: First Low gross,
Andrew Cox. First Low net,
Joe Fitzpatrick. Second Low
gross, Dane Almasi and
Second Low net was Ray
Bedard. Steve Sturdy was
the winner of the lucky draw.
Sundays two ball results:
Viir-ley--Bae-chier and -Bob
-McDougsdl, Joyce Bolton
and Don Armstrong, Betty
Fuller and Stan Connelly.
Longest drivers were, Stu
Huyck and Dorothy Bogie.
Cathy McGrail was the
winner of the golf ball guess.
The rad hen hen tem ho seas
August 1, at 2:00 p.m. sharp
for 18 holes of golf.
The Couples tournament
will be held on Saturday with
the off times between 10:00
a.m. and 1:30 p.m. On
Sunday the Sunset will be
hosting the Men's interclub
at 1:00 p.m.
Bridge scores
A six table Howell game
was held by the Goderich
Bridge Club Tuesday, July
13,
First were Mary Donnelly
and Eleanor Erskine with
701/2 points; second were
Marg Hall and Barb Howe
with 64 points; third were
Jean Cook and Verna Worthy
with 621/2 points; fourth were
Evelyn Galbraith and
Dawna Sproule with 61
points; and fifth were Vic
Alexander and P. Venki with
551/2 points.
LEARN TO
WINDSURF
The Goderich Recreation Dept.
And Wind Leisure Sports Ltd.
Are Running A
WINDSURFING
SCHOOL
' .• Friday, Saturday, Sunday, August 6-7-8
Wilasuaing W7the rastost growing sport In North
America and eon easily be learned by the average
person in 2 hours.
INTRODUCTORY & INTERMEDIATE LESSONS AVAILABLE
• COST:session
per 2 hour 2$ 000
(salt equipment supplied)
Pre register at the Recreation Of-
fice, NS McDonald Street before
July 30,
For more Information contact the
RecreatiorriNgrtment at 524-
2125.