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The opening ,,of the new 15$
yard ' number one ' green
• heralded.Mpurs Night this
.already a
birdie is z recorded fiy
Hall. Winners (in Mens Oight
were Lee IiirkwoOd,. Bud
Brown, Earl Elliott, all. with
low net of 2$; Bill Hanly. with
29: and Ken Hall, 'John
Schneiker, Kevin Rumiwwith
net,30. Closest to the pin on
mbeF one ims,Don Elliott.
A number of. our men
• 'Intini2Prs travelled to Board
of Trade- in Toronto to take
part' in the Bailey Memorial.
A Playing on the East Course,
-..,Tony Bedard placed second
low, gross, carding a 73. The
team of T. Bedard, M.
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ry Catherine Lassaline (left) was the overall winner of the Maitland Country ('lub's
les' Invitational golf t9urnament held on Wednesday, July 13. She shot a low gross of
nd also won the longest drive, closest to the hole and fewest putts with 25. At right is
na lackson who shot the low net of the day. Maxine Martin was the tournament's
er up with a low gross of 87. (staff photo)
Conlon, D, Mac„Ewan, R.
Shrier came in Third. On the
West Course, club pro Ed
Rowe placed fifth low gross
with a 77. 'ricidentally,
playing in the Pro -Am, Ed
also won third low Pro, with a
gross of 70.
W in.aer.s _Da Ladies.,Night.
July 12, were: first flight -
Hazel Beaver, Jean Knight,
and Doris Paquette, putting;
second flight: Grace Neville,
Bud Elliott, Chris Hoffmeyer,
and Verna Jackson, putting:
third flight: Bertha McGee-,
Peggy Rivers, and Catherine
Township wins
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All the seniors were in top
form this week, as they won
their games. The girls
defeated Londesboro by the
score of 32-7. The senior "A”
boys played in Holmesville
- and downed,..4uburn 15-7. The
"B" team also playing at
home were too much for
Londesboro, beating them 28-
13.
The Juniors are still having
a little trouble as Benmiller
beat the girls and Varna
whipped the "A" boys team.,
The "B"s sat this week out.
Next week July 26 the
Benmiller Junior Girls and
the Auburn Senior Girls play
at Holmesville. On July 28,the
two Junior Boys teams battle
it out at home, while Ben -
miller plays against the
Senior Boys "B" team also in
Holmesville and the "A"
team, tr avels to Varna. There
are two games both Tuesday
and Thursday nights and also
the Tykes play on the third
unset to host tourneys
1' CHRIS WiLDGEN
golfing season is
essing very quickly and
o very busy.. There are
es for both men and
,
which are moving
,quickly. Be sure to
the -dates and make
gements with your
er(s).
invitations ' are also
g
in sight. On Wed -
y, Aug. 17, there is the
Invitational here. Aug.
24 is the Ladies' Invitational
• and Aug. 31 is the 'Junior
Invitational. Keep these dates
in mind.
Coming up on Friday, July
22 is a two -ball party,
beginning at 6 p.m. Everyone
i3 to bring a dessert, so after
golf, you can sample all the
desserts.
The Fred Hulls Memorial
Trophy was played on Sun-
day. The event was a Four
Ball Best Ball. The winning
arbor Report
by Ron Gra7ham arrived light from Toronto for
salt.
B
y 12 the Algosea arrived July 15 the E.B. arber
from Sault Ste. Marie cleared harbor for Milwaukee
with salt.
It. July`16 the Agawa Canyon
y 13 the Ontadec arrived arrived light from Sault Ste.
Thunder Bay for grain, Marie for salt.
y 13 the H.C. neinbecker July 16, the Coast Guard
ed harbor. lkght for Cutter Rapid cleared harbor
go. for Tobermory.
y 13 the Algosea cleared July 17 the Agawa Canyon
r for Buffalo with salt. cleared harbor for Kingston
y 14 the E.B, Barber with salt. „
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team was Bruce Lyndon,
Denis LeBrun, Marty
Buchanan and Don Fuller.
On Saturday, Sunset hosted
the Ontario Hydro tour-
nament with J17 ,golfers,
which was a good day,
although I'm sure the
humidity got to everybody.
For the ladies, we must
mention the good golfing that
Evelyn Evers is doing. She
was low net at Saugeen, low
gross in second flight at
Maitland and ended up with a
38 on Ladies Night, which was
low gross. Low nets for
Ladies' Night were Shirley
Baechler, Chris Hoffmeyer
and Verna Kane. For second
flight, low gross was Connie
Falk iner. Low nets were
Grace Sale, Barb Lassaline,
Ellen Connelly, Pat
Dockstader and Willa
Williams. For third flight, low .,
gross was Karen Scott. Low
nets were Brenda Love,
Wanda Freeman; Rocky
Whalen; Mariette Chisholm,
Pat Chisholm, Ann•Miller and
'Peggy Cook.
Low gross for Men's Night
was Paul Baechler with Ward
Hodgins low net. First flight
• winners were Denis
Lassaline, Bob 'Greer and
Rick Sowerby. For second
fli'ght, the winners were Jack
Hinton,- Paul Corrivemr, Tim
O'Brien, Tom Love,- Raye
Cook, Vic Powell, Gerry
Morgan,' Art . -Burt, Andy
Smith; Mark Lassaline, and
Bill Mclsaac. Third flight
winners were Gerry
Lassaline, Don Fuller, Ed
Harrison, Cliff Kennedy,
John Brownbridge, Bruce
Crawford, Tom Shackleton,
Steve Palmer and Bill
Vanstone.
From Junior's Day on
Friday, the winners were
Mike Baker, Rob MacDonald
and Gary Sutchard.
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By the Bag or by the Box...
want
to buy a lot at
Village guild
Bayfield
Our Annual
VERANDAH
SALE
Sale Days •
onday,,Tuesday, Wednesday.
July 25-26-27 10 a m. -9 p.m. -
diamond every Tuesday night
so there is a full week of ball.
It's nice to see some
parents coming out to these
games. It gives' the kids a
boost to see Mom and Dad out
to cheerthem on.
Friday night July 23 at 9
o'clock "Barbara's Beauties"
will invade the Benmiller
Diamond to tangle with the
Forester's Slow Pitch team.
An evening of fun should be in
store.
Isee our.
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'090 0.•-.1gft.,.
Walsh, putting; fourth flight -
Joanne Jasper, Lynn
Edward, Joanne McCallum,
Pat Wilkinson, 'Marilyn
James, and Pat . $inclair,
putting. Closest to the pin on
number six was 'Doris
Pa quette.,;_the most -honest
golfer was -Jean McGee. •
The .ladies of the Maitland
held their Invitational
Tournament on July 13, with
the top 'golfers being Mary
Catherine Lassaline, low
gross 83, and Verna Jackson,
low net (31, both from the
home club. Other Maitland
winners were: Maxine
Martin, Doris Paquette,
Hazel Beaver, Shelagh Sully,
Jean Knight, Verna Kane,
Ardith Brissette, Jean Hanly,
Bertha McGee, Chris- Hoff-
meyer, Deanne Morrissey,
Verne Frith and Diane
Melick.
Dates to remember:
regular Sunday night couples
two -ball will begin July 31, at
3 p.m. and will include a
barbecue: the annual Air
Canada competition, a mixed
two -ball, will take place
August 6. Please sign up with
the Pro Shop, or Bill Hanly.
The course is in great shape
- come out and play a round!
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