The Goderich Signal-Star, 1982-09-22, Page 22PAGE 6A —GODERICH SIGNALSTAR. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22,184
Maitland
names
champs
BY IRLA
STEWART
It was a very 'busy week at
the Maitland as the golfers
approached Championship
Day.
On Monday, September 13,
29 men played in Men's
Night. Bob Shrier came in
with the lowest score, with
Bill Brown coming in secone .
and Jim Baird, third. Other '
winners were Fred Looker,
Don MacEwan, Tom Jasper,
Stan Paquette and John S
inger„ Closest to the pin on
Number 7 was Tom Jasper.
On Ladies' Night, Tues-
day, Septembers 14, 24 ladies
teed off. The winners were:
first flight, low net - Doris
Paquette; putting - Maxine
Martin; „ second Flight, low
gross - Verna Kane; first low
net - Ardith Brissette; put-
ting - Joan McDougall; third
flight, low gross and low net -
Joyce Shack; putting -
Marilyn Cornish; fourth
flight, low gross - Mary La-
paine; low net - Lyn Ed-
ward; putting - Irla Stewart.
Closest to the pin on second
shot on Number 5 was
Shelagh Sully.
Championship Day, Satur-
day, September 18, was win-
dy and cool, with occasional
sun for welcome warmth.
The men teed off in the mor-
ning, followed by the ladies
with start times in the after -
'noon. After 18 holes of golf,
everyone enjoyed a hot ham
dinner with the added bonus
of a spectacular sunset. The
prizes were then awarded by
the Sports Captains, Doris
Paquette and Cewan
Egener; -followed.-- by-im-r--
promptu music and dancing.
(You'd have to see it to
believe it -the talents these
golfers have! )
The winners in the ladies'
golf section were:. ladies'
club championship -Della
Bedard; runner -up -Doris
Paquette; Rose Bowl trophy -
Verna Kane; runner-up-
Ardith Brissette; Maitland
trophy -Maxie Huff; runner-
up -Della Bedard; Mini Rose
Bowl trophy -Lyn `Edward;
runner -up -Joyce Shack.
The ladies' Scotch Two -
Ball trophy was donated and
presented by Grace Neville
to Mary Lapaine and
Sheiagh Sully. Runners-up
were Marie Huff and
Marilyn Cornish.
Each year a trophy and
painting by Mrs. Bruce is
presented to the golfer with
the greatest reduction in
handicap. This year it was
won by Janet Gemmill, with
presentation by Jean Knight,
daughter of Mrs. Bruce.
Results of Championship
Day were: first flight, first
law gross -Gerry Mountford;
first low net -Marie Huff; se-
cond low gross -Della
Bedard; second low net -
Maxine Martin; second
flight, . first low gross -Verna
Kane; first low net -Joan
McDougall; second logic •
gross -Edna Looker; second
•low net -Verne Frith; fourth
flight, first ' • low gross-Irla
Stewart; first low net -Lyn
Edward; second. low gross -
Eileen Beauchemin; second
low net -Lois McGill: Closest
to the pin on Number 1 was
Della Bedard. The only bir-
die of the day was by Joan
McDougall on Number 7.
The Men's Golf Section
winners were: overall club
championship -Steve Durst;
club championship, second
flight -Dave 'Corn
runners -up -Bob Shrier and
Bob McDougall.
The Kane Award for
duction Of handicap by the
m points was presented to
Ste Durst by John Kane.
Stev 's handicap went from
five to two.
The Ron Menzies Trophy
for Seniors, for low net on
nine holes,. went to Jack
Gould. Seniors Champion-
ship, low net on 18 holes, was
won by Ross McDaniel.
Scotch Two -Ball winners
were the father-sdn team of
Stan and Mike Paquette:,
Runners-up were John Kane
and Bill Hanly:_
Results ,of Championship
Day were: first low gross
with a score of 64Tony_.
Bedard, winner , of men's
night championship; first
low net with a score of 63.
Bill Hanly; second low net,
score of 64, Don MaeEwan
third 1ow net, score of 66, Art
Mountford, Ross Patterson,
tie; fourth low net, score of
67, Bill Brown, Ross
McDaniel, tie; fifth low net,
with a score of 68 which is
par, Ed Brissette, Jack
Gould, tie.
Cewan Egener was given a
standing ovation as an ex-
pression of appreciation for
his fine work as Men's Sports
Captain this year.
The Mixed Couples Two -
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