The Goderich Signal-Star, 1978-09-14, Page 13Della Bedard
wins flight
.The official golf season
is drawing to a close, but
remember, so long as the
weather stays nice, the
course will be open for
play.And what weather
we are having! We can
take a lot of this and not
get tired of it.
-... , ...T• I:,ad e. . night,-- Seeptw-5411
saw Hazel Beaver take
1st low net in 1st flight
with Maxine Martin
having the lowest number
of putts.
Edna Looker and
Verna Kane tied for first
low net in 2nd flight,
while Bess Smith had
lowest number of putts.
Pat Jewell and Irla
Stewart won 1st low net
and putting, respectively
in the 3rd flight.
• Joyce Shack was 1st
low net in 4th flight,
putting prize being won
by Bereth Jessop.
Jean Knight was
closest to hole on No. 1,
and longest drive on No. 7
was slammed out by
Verna Jackson.
Wednesday, September
6th was the date of the
-O ven'� Sound District
Ladies Tournament,
which was held this year
in Owen Sound. Five
ladies from Maitland
attended, but only one,
Della Bedard, managed
to bring home the bacon.
Della played a nice
steady game on a tough,
windy course to capture
low - gross in the first
flight. There were 140
- . ladies from .all over the
Owen. Sound District, so
that wasp?,mean feat.
PAF and -Fred; Jewell
golfed in the Air Canada
finals at the Brampton
Golf & Country Club last
Friday, and Pat tells me.
that while they didn't end
up in the money, they
really •enjoyed them-
selves on this beautiful
course.
Tennis is officially over
for the season, but the
courts. are still open and
we expect to see balls
being lobbed back and
forth over those nets until
the snow flies.
Men's night was held on
Thursday of last week;
due to the holiday on
Monday. The list of
winners included Jack
Mackenzie, Andy
Boutilier, Ken Hall, Bill
Brown, John Schneiker,
Jack Gould, Bill Duncan,
Tom Jasper, and Ross
Patterson.
By popular-, demand,
there will be a repeat
•perfcar,alk;of the79gen.
House, with music by
Tony Nother. Golfers,
curlers and tennis
players, come on down on
Friday, September 29th
and have yourselves a
ball. There is no ad-
mission charge for this
event.
The dining room is still
open, so come down at
noon and enjoy one of
Debbie's luncheons.
Relax in our lovely
lounge and let your
digestive juices flow
while contemplating the
most beautiful view on
Lake Huron.
Every sport and ac-
tivity has its own set of
rules, but there is one
rule that is common to
all, and that is, if you take
chocolate bars or pop,
etc. oiit onto the course or
court, make sure you
deposit the empty cans
and used wrappers in the
containers provided.
Nothing looks worse than
to see cans lying under
trees or hushes where
they have been tossed.
Admittedly, this doesn't
happen very often, but
when it does it sticks out
like a sore thumb.
It is the least we can do
to help keep the country
clulx looking great,
especially in view of the
labour of love performed
by Kim Arbour, when he
stayed up all night to
water ' the fairways,
having to get out every
hour to change position of
the hoses. Remember
what I said two weeks
ago, about everybody
pitching in and helping --
well, this is the latest
example. Thanks a heap,
Kim! In case some non -
golfer reads this, we have
our own pump which
draws water from the
river for this purpose, so
we are not breaking any
watering regulations.
Soccer finals
played in Clinton
Clintorr" is pleased to
haire been chosen as the
site. for the 1978 Huron
Minor Soccer Cup finals.
All matches will be
played at the arena
soccer field inside race
track) wi h games
scheduled, for , Saturday
Sept. 16, 78, as' follows:
Atom (8-10)-9:30 a.m.;
Mosquito (10-12)-11:00
a.m.; Pee Wee (12-
14)-12:45 p.m.
Come out and see some
of the best minor soccer
in Huron county and
support the teams.
There's no admission
charge and the arena
lunch booth will be open
over the dinner hour.
Two members
dance through
session at the
of -the
GDCI
a series
school this
of
Viking football team
pylons during a practice
week. The Vikings will
play Sarnia in an exhibition game Friday in Sarnia
and open their season at home Thursday, Sep-
tember 21. (Photo by Dave Sykes)
Club championships at
BY
t7ALERIE JOit- siSTO1V
The final two ball patty
of the 1978 golfing season
was held this past Sunday
September 10. First place
winners with a 79 were
Paul and Shirley
Baechler. In second
place, there was a tie
between Evelyn and Phil
Evers and Mike and
Adele Drennan. Third
place winners were Jim
and Rocky Whalen and
Stan and Ellen Connelly.
The Sunset would like to
extend its thanks to -Andy
and "Marg Smith who
organized this event for
1978.
Low . gross for Men's
Night on September 5 was
Bob Greer and low net
was Cliff Kennedy.
Congratulations Bob and
Cliff! First flight winners
were Randy Miller, Stan
Telford, Stan Connelly
and Brian Reeve. Second
flight winners were Paul
Corriveau, Steve Doak,
Vic Powell, George
Bolton and Bob Cousins.
Bill Thompson, Gary
Chambers, Walter
Seardown and Mel Bogie
were all third flight
winners.
First flight low gross on
Ladies' Night was Shirley
Baechler an(low net was
Verna Kane. Second
flight low gross was
Joyce Bolton and low net
was Marg Smith. Anne
-Mclsaac was third flight
low gross and Mariette
Chisholm was low net.
The Social Committee
Goderich Power Squadron
OFFERS
Canadian Power Squadron Courses
ON
-Boating Course -Seamanship Sall
-Seamanship Power -Advanced Piloting
REGISTRATION AT
_Central Huron Secondary School, Clinton
BETWEEN 7:30 p.m. and 9:30 p.m.
September 20 and 21
The Ministry of Natural Resources will issue
contracts to persons wishing to
COLLECT WHITE PINE
CONES
and
BASSWOOD SEED
from trees located within the Wingham District.
Further details of prices, etc. may be obtained by contacting the
Winghann District (fie of the Ministry of Natural Resources at
R. R. 5, Wingham, Ontario NOG 2W0. (357-3131).
No payment will be made for seed collected without prior con-
tract.
MINISTRY OF
NATURAL
RESOURCES
•
Sunset
has planned a Tup- isthe day which has been Members ana green-
--per-wa•re-pa-rty-f-er-La4-ies'-.-__se-t_GirIP-for all_au-Club--fee-r�--alike.-are_ceminded
Night tonight. Members
are asked to bring a
guest who will pay only a
dollar to golf. Dessert and
coffee will be served at
the Tupperware party.
Saturday September 16
Champions to play off in
their respective matches.
Members not par-
ticipating in the matches
are asked to cane out and
golf or just help the
winners celebrate.
that the Sunset is open
daily and if the weather
continues to : be as
beautiful as it has, been
this past week, there will
still be time to get in quite
a bit of golf
Elliott to coach Clinton
The Clinton Mustangs
of the Central Junior 'C'
League Group II open
their training camp this
Friday, . night (Sept. ;15t1a.), •
at Vanastra at 9 p.m. The
camp runs. for two weeks
with Friday, September
29 being the last day.
The 'Stangs open their
season Sunday, October
15 when they travel to
Port Elgin to battle the
Bears. Any players that
are interes,k�e,ci in playing
for the "Stangs this
season should be dressed
and on the ice by 9 p.m.
The 'Stangs will have a
new coach this season!
JOIN
A
BOWLING
LEAGUE
Here are the
various leagues
that you can join
MONDAY
MEN — 7-9 CALL Don Johnston
524- 7758 STARTING ON SEPT; 18.
LADIES - 9-11 CALL Mary Lynn Telford
524-9635. STARTING SEPT. 18.
Don Elliott has been
given the task of forming
together a winning club.
The 39 -year-old native of
Goderich has been active
in minor hockey for the
last 16 years. He teaches
power skating and at-
tends many coaching
clinics.
TUESDAY
SIFTO MINE - 7-9 CALL Doug Beaver - 524-6097
MIXED - 7-9 CALL Al Fisher - 524-2356
MEN (FARMERS) 9-11 CALL Jimmy Harrison - 524-8030
LADIES - 9-11 CALL Carol Good 524-6452. STARTING
ON SEPT. 12.
•
WEDNESDAY
AFT. LADIES - 1:30-3:30 CALL Grace Mugford 524-7649. STARTING SEPT.13
LADIES - 7-9.CALI. Judie Andrews 524-8412
MEN - 7-9 CALL ,John Miller - 524-2208 or Dave Sowerby 524-8094.
STARTING ON WED. SEPT. 20.
MIXED. 9-11 CALL Janet Doer - 524-9089
THURSDAY
MIXED - 7.91CALL Reg. Lennox - 524 -9371 -
MEN -7-9 CALL Clem Deslardine 524-8552. STARTING ON THURS. SEPT. 14
LADIES - 9-11 CALL Becky Mclvor - 524-2062. STARTING THURS. SEPT. 28.
FRIDAY
MIXED - 7-9 CALL Ted Horton - 524-2468. Meeting at the Lanes Friday,
Sept. 15 - 7 P.M.
MIXED - 9-11 CALL Debbie Abbott - 524-2894 or Laulrl Herlock - 524-
6689. STARTING SEPT, 15.
SATURDAY
JR. BOWLING REGISTRATION
SAT. SEPT 16 10-12 '2.00 per fee.
Bantam Boys and Girls 6-10 yrs. play at 9 o'clock cost 51.25 per
week -
Junior Boys and Girls 11-13 yrs. Play at 11 o'clock cost 51.75 per
week
Senior Boys and G ris 14-18 yrs. play at 1 :30 cost 51.75 per week
LITTLE BOWL.
GODER ICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 14; 1O70..,,PAOS
McGees
vyi series
McGee Pontiacs
swamped Little Bowl 12-3
Sunday and moved into
the Goderich Industrial
League semi finals
dumping the Bowlers in
their best of three series.
The Pontiacs collected 10
hits, • two of them home
runs, in two big inning's
against the Bowlers to
grab the series win.
The Bowlers managed
two of their runs in the
second inning using
errors and a single by
Keith Allen to score
them. Allen went to.
second on an error after
he singled and moved to
third on a fielder's
choice. Bill Chisholm
used the fielder's choice
to get on and moved
arot3ndlsrr-a--saeriftee that-:
scored Allen. Chisholm •
crossed the plate on a
Pontiac error.
McGee roared back
with a five run rally
capped with Ken Van-
derburg's three run
homer. Russ Pruder
singled and an error on
Ken Daer's hit put men
on first and second. Ken
Meriam and Paul Kelly
singled to tie the game
and Vanderburg hit, a
towering drive over the
right centre field fence
that all but ended' the
game after two.
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