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Bradle wins Maitland tournament
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Congratulations to Bill
Bray for his winat the
Maitland Country Club
IVfen's Invitational. There
were 78 entries
representing clubs from
all over Western Ontario.
Bradley came out on top,
with Will Tory of
Homestead Country Club,
Varney, taking low net
for the field.
The Maitland Tennis Club held their club cham-
pionships last weekend with the finals concluding
Monday. Pat Conlon combined with Claudia Hill to
win the mixed doubles and teamed with brother,
Ronan, to win the mens doubles. Ronan also won
the under J8 singles, while Jim Fritzley won the
under 16 titleand Peter Conlon, under 14.1111argaret
Hill and Marg Conlon won the Ladies doubles and
Conlon took the singles title. Helen Conlon won the
junior girls division. (photo by Dave Muffitt)
Stothers reaches slowpitch final
Stothers Bricklayers
advanced to'the Goderich
Mens Slowpitch League
finals with ^a semi-final
series win over the ,
Firemen.
Stothers swept the best -
of -five semi-final series
in three straight games.
After opening the series
with two wins Stothers
recorded a 10-9 come -
from -behind victory
Tuesday night with a four
run rally in the bottorn'of
the seventh inning.
The Firemen advanced
to the semi=final with a
victory over the Teachers
in the quarter final.
Stothers defeated the
Oldtimers" in their
quarter final match.
Stothers will now play
the winner of the W and D
Coyotes and Paper Leafs
semi-final. - --
The Coyotes took a one -
game Lead in the best -of -
five semi-final series with
a 15-14 win in the first
game.
The Leafs then rallied
for two straight wins, 15-5
and 21-7 to take a 2-1 lead
in the series.
The -fourth game of the
series will be played
Thursday.
Skating club elects new executive
The Goderich Figure
Skating Club would like to
announce their new
executive for the 1979-80
skating season. Theyare
as follows: President -
Betty Harris; Past
President - Catherine
Boddy; Vice Pres..- Alice
Huyck; Secretary - June
Horton, Treasurer - Jan
Fisher; Membership -
Linda Hruden; Ways an.d
Means - Sharlene Bean
assisted by Doreen
Leeson; Publicity - Diana
Glousher; Private.
Lessons - Alan Barger
assisted by Alice Huyck;
Saturday National Test
Chairman - June Horton;
Wednesday National Test
Chairman - Penny
Crawford assisted by`
Linda, Hruden; Power
Skating Chairman -
Shirley Woodard,; Music
Chairman - Mary Cook;
Phone Committee - Sue
'Traynor; Carnival
Chairman - Eunice
Dechert and Social
Chairman - Sharlene
Bean. We would also like
to mention Eleanor
Williams and /Ellen
Jeffrey our Prope, ty and
Bursary Fund Committee
and Ellen Jeffrey will
also be assisting the
Carnival Chairman.
The new executive held
a meeting on August 23 at
the Recreation Office.
Registration dates were
set at this meeting.
Registration will he held
in the auditorium of the
Goderich Community
Centre on Sept. 14 from
6:30 to 9 p.Xn. and again
on Sept. 15 from 9 a.m. to
1 p.m.
Please note ' when'
registering the following
categories; Wednesday's
skating involves the first
four badges "learning to
skate", these are taught
Nation Wide, and they
are ^called "National
Skating Tests". The
children involved in these
first four badges are
divided into groups of
different badge levels
and preschoolers are
taught in different groups
also. Also on Wednesdays
our Power Skating
Session is Meld and there
are a variety of badges
involved and they are
taught in their different
groups. Saturday skaters
are the Junior, Inter-
mediate, and Senior
skaters of the club. They
are taught in group
sessions. This year they
will be skating from 9
a.m. to 3 p.m. Tuesday'
skaters are the private
lesson skaters and will
skate from 5-9 p.m.
See our advertisement
on registration for the
fees. Only half is required
on registration day and
balance due on December
1,1979.
We are pleased that our
two professionals Mrs.
Francis Brady of
Bayfield and Mr. Rick
Pettit of Goderich will be
working with us again
this season.
Other business brought
up at the
meetingwas the
fall dance. Itis to be held
in the Auditorium. of the
Goderich Community
Centre, on Sept. 29.
Come on out and enjoy
yourself at our Hard
Times Dance and listen to
the music of The Sound
Express. Tickets . are
available at registration.
The next meeting will
be held on Sept. 20.
Other local winners
were Paul Johnson, Don
MacEwan, and John
Hanly in "A" flight. "B"
flight winners were Bill
Hanly, Rick Rawson,
Dave Cornish, Fred
Jewell and Ralph
Kingswell, while Pat
Conlon and Roy Lomas
took "C" flight honours.
longest drive was won
by Al Worgan and Harold
Parker of Fanshawe was
closest to the pin on No-. 1.
The Niagara Falls
Amateur Open was held
on August 24 with a large
field of very classy
golfers from the Banana
Belt. Two of our Maitland
golfers participated and
were good enough to
.were
the prize list: Paul
Johnson tied for second
spot with a 76 and Karl
Campbell made a good
showing by taking second
place in his flight. Nice
ng, f&doyvs ,
Men's night had a
pretty good turn out as
usual and the first six
winners were: Hugh
Hanly, Russ Gemmill,
John Kane, John
Stringer, Jack Hoffmeyer
and Tim Elliott. There
were a couple of draw
winners as well.
Maitland played host to
the Juniors on August
22nd. Not too much in-
formationis available,
but Grog- Corey of
Seaforth took the title,
and Rob Huff of Maitland
-was low net for the field.
Holidays have in-
tervened so this is a
catch-up of ladles night
winners. August 21 saw 35
ladies take to the links,
which is a really good
showing. First flight
winners were Hazel
Beaver, Ardith Brissette,
Doris Paquette and
Gerry Mquntford. In
second flight Jean Knight
and Verna Kane tied then
Janet' Gemmill,, Sally
MacEwan and Verna
Jackson. The third flight
went to Doreta Jackson,
Lillian Kelly, Marg
Evans, Kay Duncan and
Joanne Jasper, while
Joanne McCallum,
Au -leen • Curry and_ Nonie
Collier placed in fourth
flight.° Hazel was closest
to the pin on No. 1.
Ladies Inter -Club final
round was played on
August 23 with 23 par-
ticipating. Della Bedard
of Sunset won'low 'gross
for the day and the final
standing of the series was
Kincardine 781/2 points,
Maitland 72 points and
Sunset 53: points. These
inter -club matches have
been fun and are
recommended to any
lady golfer who is ner-
vous about entering an
invitational. It's a good
way to break the ice and
lookit listen
tothe tonnage
terror „ a h ms
while it works
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Davidson of Goderich to their staff. Craig is married,
with one daughter and has lived in Goderich for the
past few years. He is looking forward to meeting the
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Last Tuesday there
were 28 ladies out and
first flight winners were
Sue White, Hazel Beaver
and Maxine Martin.
Ardith Brissette, Joan
McDougall, Verna Kane
and Jean Papernick were
second' flight winners,
while Marg Evans, Vern
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flight prizes. "' Joan
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flight prizes.
Well, Paul Johnson and
Vern Frith proceed • to
North Halton Country
Club in Georgetown for
the second round of the
Air Canada Tournament.
Good Luck to you both!
By the time we read this,
the results will be known,
and we all hope you had a
-$of5d round.
Tennis Championships
were being played on the
Labour Day Weekend and
theresults will be written
up by someone more
knowledgeable about
Tennis than I. Don't
forget to sign up for the
"Geritol Cup", a Seniors
mixed Round Robin on
Sunday, September 9th
from 7:30 to 9:30 p.in.
Pqartners will be chosen
by a draw and entries
should be in by Sep-
tember 7th. •
This seems to be the
end of a rather lengthy
report, except to remind
golfers that Cham-
pionship Day is just a
week away for the ladies
on Sept. 15 and the men
on September 22nd.
Again for the Ladies --the
Owen Sound District
Tournament will be held
at Sunset on September
12th, so make your plans
accordingly.
'age -ems scores
Connie and Jack
Gibbings combined for a
point total of 115 to win
the North-South section of
play at the September 4
meeting of the Goderich
Bridge Club. There were
nine tables involved in a
Mitchell game.
Mary Donnelly and
Eleanor Erskine were
second with 901/2 points
while Jo Berry and Edna
Overholt were third with
861/2 points and Judy
Thorup and Carol
Williams settled for
fourth spot with 841/2
points.
Auleen Currie and Jean
Papernick topped the
East-West section with
1171/2 points while Barb
Howe and Marian Lane
were •second with.. 1061/2
points.
The teams of John
Donatis and John Wood
and Tom Eadie and
Audrey Tobin tied for
third with 971/2 points.
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