The Goderich Signal-Star, 1979-09-20, Page 15PAGE 14—GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1979
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rts Doris Paquette wins championship
The Ladies' Section of
The Ladies' Section of
the Maitland Country
Club wound up its golf
season with Cham-
pionship Day on Satur-
day, September 15.. We
couldn't have had better
weather if we had or -
dered it and as a result
dered it and as a result
we had a really good
day's °"play, with some
nice scores being turned
in by the 32 ladies who
participated.
Doris Paquette
defeated Sue White in a
well -played match for the
Club Championship, and
Verna Kane downed
Chris Hoffmeyer to win
the 'Rose Bowl Handicap
trophy. Both these
matches went to the 18th
hole, so neither one was
an easy win.
a - rt with. >Li Neu on u
Stitt vrlth, Situ wuu un a
percentage basis.
The first low gross
winners in each flight, for
the day's play, were
Maxine Martin, first
flight, Gerry Mountford
second flight, Marylin
James third flight and
Doreta Jackson for the
nine hole competition.
Putting prizes for the
flights were won by Doris
Paquette, Gerry
Mountford, Bertha
McGee Eind Doreta
Jackson. Gerry Moun-
tford dropped her drive
closest to the hole on
number 1, and Pat
Munroe whacked out the
longest drive.
The putting sheet
prizes, based on the
year's play, went to
Ardith Brissette, Jean
Knight and Bertha
McGee. Ringer sheet
prizes, also based .. on
year's play, were won by
Hazel Beaver, Jean
Knight and Marylin
James. Birdies in the
Birdie Tree were shot
down by Ardith Brissette
with 5, Hazel Beaver 4,
and Jean Knight 3.
A Aa ir�n��c meal ,.,.,.
A dellicious was
served by Debbie and her
staff and then a short
meeting was held in
which the various con-
veners gave their
reports. The lady golfers
have had a full, active
year, with a varied
program to keep up in-
terest. We' had good
weekly attendance and
more of our ladies are
lowering their handicaps
and I have no doubt there
will be some new faces in
the first and second
flights next fear.
Last Thursday the men
played, but . since there
was a private tournament
going on, not many
turned out. Three win-
ners were Stan Paquette,
(that name "Paquette"
again), Don MacEwan
and Bob McDougall, with
`Bill Duncan winning the
draw. The men will be
holding their Cham-
pionship Day on Saturday
and there will be a run-
down of the winners in the
next issue.
I was remiss in not
reporting on the Couples'
a
The Maitland Trophy
had been won earlier in
the year by Janet
Gemmill, and as reported
previously, Jean Knight
and Jdan McDougall won
the Scotch two -ball
trophy. Sue White won
the Mrs. Geo. Bruce
trophy, which goes to the
lady golfer who has
lowered her handicap
most -during the season. It
might be pointed out here
that, Gail Bettger
lowered her handicap the
same number of points as
did Sue, but since Sue's
was lower than Gail's to
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sus
lout narnent held in
August, especially as a
couple from Maitland
were the winners. ' Sue
White team.ed up with
Mike Paquette (that
name again!) to win this
event, with Doris and
Stan Paquette (Oh, no,
not again!) taking the
first low net. John and
Verna Kane were also
winners, • coming in with
the second low net score.
The finals of the Mixed
Two -Ball were played on -
Sunday when Fred and
Edna Looker n,et Bob
and Joan McDougall. Bob
and Joan came out on top
to win the Molson Trophy,
This match was played in
conjunction with the
Sunday Couples Mixed
Two -Ball. Needless to
say, Bob and Joan won
that event too, with Fred
and Edna second low
gross. Don and Sally
MacEwan took first low
net with Dave Cornish
and Marylin James
coming in for second low
net prize.
Congratulations to all
the winners, and thanks
to all who participated.
Bob Hall of the Markham Parks Association ran this putt up close to the ninth hole
but couldn't drop it and had to settle for a 79 round at the annual Ontario Parks
Association golf tournament Friday. The tournament, normally staged in larger
centers in the province, was hosted by Goderich this year. About 40 golfers
competed at the Maitland Golf and Country Club. Hall,- a .former greens
superintendent, said he felt the Goderich area was one of the most beautiful in the
province. He admired the cleanliness of the town. (photo by Jeff Seddon)
These lady golfers were the big winners at the
Maitland Country Club recently. Left to right are
Joan McDougall and Jean Knight, winners of the
Scotch .two -ball trophy§, Janet Gemmill, winner of
the Maitland trophy, Sue White, winner of the Mrs.
Wi1kinsontc Bowling Green
Bill,Wilkinson, a native
of, Goderich and an
assistant hockey coach at
the University of North
Dakota the past year, has
joined the Falcon staff in
Bowling Green, Ohio as
an assistant under new
coach Jerry York.
A 1970 graduate of St.
Lawrence University,
Wilkinson', 32, has earned
an outstanding reputation
as a recruiter during
stays at St. Lawrence and
North Dakota. He played
6a major role in helping
North Dakota to the
WCHA regular -season
title and a second place
finish in the NCAA
Championships this past
year.
Prior to going to North
Dakota, Wilkinson served
as an assistant coach at
.St. Lawrence for six
years, handling the
major portion of the
school's recruiting, along
with serving •as an
assistant track coach. He
also was the junior
varsity hockey coach,
earning a 60-33-3 record.
Wilkonson played three
years of varsity hockey at
St. Lawrence and was the
team's MVP and captain
during his senior season.
In addition, he was also a
member of the school's
golf team and carries a
two handicap.
Wilkinson has served
on numerous hockey
camp staffs both in the
U.S. and Canada and also
s
spent nearly a month in
Moscow in 1974, studying
Soviet hockey
andstrategy.
technique
He is married and has
two sons.
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George Bruce trophy, Doris Paquette, winner of the
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