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On Wednesday, September
14 th9 Sunset hosted the
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and Ed Daer from the
Wingham O.P.P, detachment
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McDougall (left) lowered her golf handicap by eight strokes this year. At the
Championship Day for the ladies' section at the Maitland Golf Club on September f
s. George Bruce presented her with the Mrs. George Bruce trophy and a painting
ering her handicap more than any of the other women at the club. (staff photo)
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Goderich won the low gross
and low net for the O.P.P.
division. The Civilian division
was won by Tim West of
Bayfield and Paul Baechler
of Goderich Sunset. This
event has been a huge success
for the past six years and
many thanks goes out to John
Philips and Doug Spitzig and
their co-workers who have
made this so eventful.
Club matches have been
finalized now with the
following results. Men's gross
division was won by 1st flight,
Dennis Lassaline; 2nd flight;
Mark Lassaline; and .. 3rd
flight, Bob Cornish.
Low net winners, 1st flight,
Paul Baechler; 2nd flight,
Leroy. Bedour and 3 rd flight,
Don Fuller. Two ball,winners
were Bob Greer and Bruce
Crawford.
Ladies gross and net
division was won by Sue
MacAdam and the two -ball
event .was won by Shirley
Baechler and Pat Chisholm:
The mixed two -ball event
winners were Stan Telford
and Ev Evens.
Congratulations to all
winners and runners-up in
fine participation in the club
events, •
This Saturday will be the
Clubs Annual play off for
ladies' and men's night. Let's
hope the weather man willco-
opdrate a little better than
what he has done in the past.
Everyone who has par-
ticipated in at least twelve
nights will play 18 holes of
golf on this day. Book your
groups now (ladies please
' arrange to play in groups of
three).
As the tickets are going fast
he sure to pick up your tickets
for the closing party held at
Salt'ford on October 1. Mrs.
•Miller vi.11 be. preparing the
dinner, trophies and awards
will be •ttanded out and the
Huge
priz'e table for men and
ladies .night will be given to
each. " Shannon" will be the
dance hand. Guests are
welcome, so contact the pro
shop,
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Over 120 men participated in the annual O.P,P, tournament
held at the Goderich Sunset Golf Course on Wednesday,
September 19. Left to right are Doug, Spitzig of Goderich
who captured low net for the OPP division, Bill Skelding
standing in for Ed Daer .,of the Wingham OPP detachment
who won low gross for the OPP division,Ti'tn .'West of
Bayfield who won the low gross for the civilian division and
Paul Baechler who won the low net for the civilian division
andn division.(staff photo)
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Maitland Country Club pro, Ed Rowe, presented flight
winners with their awards at the club's annual awards
dinner Saturday. Fred Jewell won C Flight, Jim Wilkinson
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was the B Flight champion and Paul Johnson was the
runner-up in the championship division to Issy Bedard, who
was absent for the photo. (staff photo).
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