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Goderich man gets hole -in -one
BY JEAN HANLY
Cool unseasonable weather
doesn't keep the lady golfers
away from the game. Thirty
ladies turned out for the
regular ladies' night fun on
June 7, with Mary C.
Lassaline hitting the longest
drive on number 7. This gal is
really playing a great game
of golf, having set a ladies'
record for the Maitland with a
round of 38 !
Other winners were: first'
flight - Doris Paquette, and
Verna Jackson, putts; second
flight - Verna Kane, Chris
Hoffineyer, Jane Deathe,
putts;' third flight - Joan
McDougall, Diane Melick,
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putts; special flight - Laurie
Banter, Lynn Edward, with
Laura Anstett, Janice
Warrilow, Sally Walker, Pat
Wilkinson all tied for the
putting prize.
Get your curling partner
lined up for Curlers' Night,
June 28, when anything can
happenand usually does! The
tournament season is upon
us, so choose those you wish
to attend and enter your
name now.
Twelve ladies willtravel to
Kincardine on, Wednesday of
this week to compete in the,
District Four -Ball Better
Ball. Good luck, girls!
Because of a breakdown in
communications this reporter
has no information on Men's
night other than to say that
Fred Looker`was the winner
from a , field of seventy
golfers. Gee, Fred, all that
practise in the Looker Open
this past weekend paid off!
Friday, June 10, was a red-
letter day for Bill Manly, ope
he will remember as the day'
he made, a hole -in -one on
number seven! 'As far as
anyone can remember, no
one has ever aced this hole
before.. Good work, Bill, and
keep that- four -wood warmed
up, it just might happen
again!
Thetennis committee
would like to remind all
tennis players that Men's
night for the month of June is
being held every Wednesday
from 7 p.m. till ? Ladies
Night is every Tuesday from
7 p.m. on, also for the month
of June.
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Paul Baechler was the big winner in the Kinsmen Zone B
tournament held at the Sunset Golf Club on Sunday, June 12.
Paul shot a low gross of 14 and was presented with the John
Sturdy Memorial trophy by Karen Sturdy. (staff photo)
sweeps zone
Students from St. Mary's
School took part in track and
field events Monday along
with students from St.
Joseph's, Kingsbridge; St.
Joseph's, Clinton; and Sacred
Heart, Wingham at F.E.
Madill Secondary School,
Wingham.
The following students
placed either first or second
and will represent St. Mary's
at the Huron -Perth Roman
Catholic Separate School
Board County Meet in Mit-
chell on Tuesday, June 21,
1977; also sponsored by the
Knights of Columbus.
Junior Girls: Heidi Wick, 60
metre, standing broad jump,
long jump; Melaine Jeffrey,
Baechler top Kinsmen golfer
BY CHRIS WILDGEN
Another week has passed at
the golf course, with the two
main events being the
Lumber and Building
Material Association of
Ontario tournament on June 8
and the Kinsmen tournament
on ,; Sunday, June 12. The
L.M.B.A.O. tourney was a
large one with 130 golfers and
was followed by a meal. The
winner for the day -was E'd
Bonney, from Toronto. with
low gross of 75.
Congratulations to the team
of Stan Connolly, John
Shaddick, Bob McDougall
and Paul Baechler who won
the Kinsmen tournament and
so have qualified to compete
in the Perc Dawson tour-
nament in Fort Erie in
September. Paul Baechler
was also the winner of the day
with low gross of 74. He was
awarded the John Sturdy
Memorial Trophy which is
presented in memory of Kin
John Sturdy by the Goderich
Kinsmen Club to the low
gross Zone "B" Perc Dawson
Golf competition.
Despite the cold, there was
still a good a turnout for
Ladies' Night. Evelyn Evers
was low gross for first flight
and Gerry Mountford was low
net. Low gross for second
flight was Connie Falkiner
and low nets were Betty
Helesic and Marg Smith.
Willa Williams was low gross
for third flight and for fourth
flight, Karen: Scott was low
gross and low nets were Barb
Lassaline and Nancy Beaver.
For Men's Night, low gross
was Bob Greer, and low net
was Dennis LeBrun. First
flight winners were Paul
Baechler, Dennis Lassaline,
and Rick Sowerby. For
second flight, the . winners
were Andy Smith, Tom Love,
Bob Cousins, Dave Graf,
Harold McPherson, Mike
Palmer, Brian Reeve and Lee
Arbor. Bruce Crawford, Don
Fuller, Pete Teichert, Bob
the winners for the third
flight.
Remember, golfers, Junior
Day is June 17 at 10 a, m. Also,
don't forget the two ball on
Cornish and Mel ,Bogie Were Sun., June 19. It begins at 3
p. m.
Two out homer saves streak
_Bill Black slammed a two
out, two run homer in the
bottom of the seventh to boost
Little Bowl to a 5-3 win over
Canada Company in
Industrial Softball action
recently. The shot kept Little
Bowl's undefeated season
intact after five games.
The Bowlers opened a two
run lead at the top of the
game using two hits to grab
two runs in the bottom of the
first. Charlie Crawford
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position with a single and a
stolen base and Glen Falkiner
doubled him in. Falkiner
scored again in the third
when he singled, moved to
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Glen Falkiner waited out a
walk with two out in the
bottom of the final inning and
Bill Black moved him over
with the winning run when he
hammered one out
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60 metre, 100 metre; Mary
Margaret Murphy, 200
metre; Helen Conlon, Softball °
throw; Marion Popernitsch,
high jump, softball throw and
Cathy Ga_llow, 100 metre.
Junior Boys: Rick, Haas,
60 metre, 100 metre, 200
metre; Paul Brenner, 200
metre, high jump, long jump;
Michael Brenner. High jump;
. Randy Gaynor, softball
throw; Tom Pitre, softball
throw and Blair Stokes, long
jump.
4s Intermediate Girls: Teresa
Kovacs, 100 metre, 800 metre,
high jump, softball throw;
Karen Drennan, 60 metre,
high jump; Barbara Conlon,
60 metre, 400 metre; Robin
MacDonald, softball throw
and Mary Teresa O'Neill,
long jump.
Intermediate Boys: Chris
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high jump, triple jump; Karl
Krohmer, 100 metre, long
jump, softball throw; Dettis
Kerr, 200 metre, 400 metre;
Ben Melick, 200 metre, sof-
tball throw; Michael
Chisholm, 400 metre and Paul
Wick, 60 metre.
Senior Girls: Vicki Beattie,
60 metre, 200 metre; Theresa
Osborn, 100 metre, 400 metre, '
high jump and Patti Grace, 60
metre, Shot put.
Senior Boys were Michael
Wedlock, 100 metre, 200
metre, high jump; Andrew
Masse, 100 metre, triple
jump, long jump and
Dennis Aubin, 200 metre, 400
metre, high jump, shot put.
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