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CEOSES FOR 1925 SEASON.

The Season 1925.

Thursday, June 4th.—Ladles' singles i8 holes, medal play. scratch, Goodwill Medal to be held one month.

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Sale of Seats Friday Morning

6th at. 9.30 A. M.

zzMakes Breathing Easy. The

June, won by Mrs. Charles Mor-

The formal closing or the char- ris.

lotietown Golf Club for the Season

July. won lby "Mrs. E. W. Mac-

took place Saturday afternoon and Killlwll-

was largely attended, nearly every member of the Clulb ‘being lpresent.

The first order of the day was a 9 hole mixed foursome handicap match. in which 36 players took part. Mr. A, V. Saunders and Mire.

MaoEwen tied for 1st -prize. with medal for this year, having won Mr. W, K. Rogers and Miss E. it for two months.

Lollgworth, the latter pair winning 0n playing off.

After the maltch.

ed ‘by the ladies ‘of the tea com-

mittee for the afternoon, lMra. Gor- gapdlcap Match started, woll on July 9th by Mrs. E. W. MacKill- llon. The presentation of prizes won 11,1,

don Hughes. Mrs. Webster, Miss E. Rogers and Mrs. J. MacMlllan.

during the season was made lby

the President Dr. Goodwill. BEBlW-les 1s holes, medal play liﬂnlllciil). Ell by Mrs. Goodwill. The prim W011 by Charlie MacKllllluil; 2nd Billy Hyndman.

were nllmeroue——45 in all-and were much admired. it took quite a large table to hold them.

The ‘President complimented the ladies on all their good work for the Club. and stated that the past season had been a most successful one. ‘He also extended his praise to the keeper. Dick Butler, who was nlost elllclenl. in his care or the Links and Club property, Dick was presented with a pair of wann gloves, and everybody expressed the hope that he be on the job again next season; ' ‘ “

The following is the list of prize winners for lthe Season of 1925? List of Prlzo Winners of Tho Chub

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smiles 18 holes, handicap, won by everybody Mrs. K, M. Martin and Dr. Good- thoroughly enjoyed a very bounltl- will; 2lld Miss E. Rogers and A. ful supply of refreshments dispens W. liyndman. ‘

August. won by lMrs. MacEwcll.

September, won lby Mrs. -E. Mac- Klnnoll.

October won by Mrs. J. O. iiynd- mall. '

Mrs. E. W. MacKinnon holds the

Saturday, June 6th—lliixed four-

Thuraday, June 11th—Ladles’

Runner-up Mrs. K. M. Mar- Saturday, June 13th--Men’s sing»

Saturday, June 20th—1st stage President's ‘Match, men's singles, won by ‘Charlie MacKinncm; 2nd. D. B. Stewart.

Saturday, June 27th-<.\lixed_ four sonles, won ‘by Mrs, H. W. Weeks and K. M. Martin; 2nd Mrs C. Mor- ris and C. ‘H. ‘B. Longwortll. Spec- ial prize donated to Mrs. H. Weeks by_ Mrs. Pethick.

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Hole competition, won by A. V. Saunders.

‘Saturday, July 4th.—\"ice-presld- ents match. Won ‘by ‘Mrs, Good~ will. Runner-up Mrs. E. W. Mac- Kinnon.

Saturday, July Nth-Mixed Foursomes, 15 holes handicap won ‘by Miss Nell Gillespie and E. l). Nicholson; 2nd. Miss E. Rogers and Dr. Goodwill,

Saturday, July Nth-Men's sills- les, 18 holes handicap, won by A. V. Saunders; 2nd D. B. Stewart.

Wednesday, July 22nd.—.\lell's singles, 18 holes haildicap, won by Charlie MacKlnrlon; 2nd Wilfred Taylor. Special prize donated tn winner by E. D. Nicholson.

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Saturday, .Auqust int-Mixed Foursomes, 1'8 holes handicap. won by Mrs. Ronald Stewart and Prof.

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Championship started, won by A. mn-n. Miss‘ E. Longworth .

V. Saunders. Runner-up Charlie Men's driving-lat Maurice Mac- W. K. Rogers .... 49 12 37‘ lMlICKlHIIOH. Special prize donated _Kllmon. 2nd ‘Billy Hyndmam. I lMrs. Goodwill ‘ ~. ito runner up by Mrs. J. 0. liyndq Saturday, Sept. 12tlr_—~Standalrd;., K. M. Marlin .. .. 52. i0 ~12 .man. Cup ‘Hﬁlilllﬂlp Match, started. Won Miss E. Nicholson . Second Division in this mntcll by Billy llylldmun. Runner-up W. D, B. Stewart ..... 54 10 44 won by ‘D. B. Stewart. Prize do- S. Grant. Miss‘ E. Rogers noted lby A. V. Saunders. Runner‘ Saturday, 80p! 26lh-—LOl\gWOI‘U1 A,‘ W. Weeks .... 54- 8 46 up E. ‘D. Nicholson. lCup Handicap Match. started. ‘Won Mrs, H.‘ W. Weeks ; Thursdnhﬂugult 27th.——Ladi s=by Miss Eileen Longworth. Run- A.»,B. Coeh 56 11'»~i5 Challlpionslllp. won by Mrs. J. .Tner~up Mrs. J. O. l-lyrldman. H. Beer Hylldnlall. ‘Special prize donated‘ Special prize donated to i'll'lll'l6l'- Di‘. GOOGWlIl 53 15 43 by ‘Mr; Wellner. Runner-up Miss llp by Mrs. E. W, MacKlnnon. lilflgC- L. Mlleﬂ Emma Nicholson. Special prize Saturday, October Nth-Mixed RTSUJVICIIMHOII 59 13 4'3 by Mrs. Murdock lMacKinnon. Fnursomes. l5 holes (no handicap! MTV-E. D. Nicholson Second Division in this lIllllUll Medal pllly. Won by Mrs. Goodwill Jill. Blliiel‘ 59 13 43 won by Mrs. H. W. Weeks. Rull- and D. ‘lB. ‘Stewart. 2nd Mrs. l-l. Ml?! Glued-Die ‘ .- [HOP-lip Miss Nora Longworth. ._W. Weeks and K. M. Martin. B“)? "HYlldm-illl -~‘--. 61 13 43 Molidiy, Labor Day, sepl. 7th.— Electric Matcher-June won by Mlttlll. Huﬂwrd - Men's singles. 18 holes handicup.‘Miss E. ‘Rogers. July won by Mrs. A,.,: Jlyllllmﬂll 62 13 :49 won by Frank Clark. Blind lHols Morris. August won by Mrs. E. w. MN- E- lllscKlnvon competition won by A. V. shlillll-‘MBCKIHIIOH. September won by » "L. M1108 62 10 52 8P8. ‘ ‘Mrs. J. O. Hyndman. Lowest for MYE- Pelhlck [ladies approaching and putting‘ the year tied by Mrs. MacKinrlon Dr- C~ B991‘ 55 12‘ 54 -—1st. lMrs. lBagnali, 2nd Miss E. and Mrs. Morris. Prize donated ‘Mrs- 019mm" Rogers. by w_ K_ nogew l-li. W. Weeks 67 16 5i Lollies driving—lst. Mrs. E. w. ——-oo-——— Mrs- Mlwbnmn MncKl-nnon, 2nd Mrs. Ronald Ste- The last mixed foursome hanlil- H- R. ‘Slewﬂll 53 2° 43 wart. cap 9 hole medal play. Match on Ml" lilliclﬁﬁd ' “Special prize donated to Mrs. Bclvidere Links, took place on ‘P70! Wlllkls '70 14 56 Bagnall lhy Mrs. Nash. Saturday the 31st October. and the Mm- H. R- 3mm"! = lSpacial prize donated to Mrs. following is the score ilst:—— , "chiirlle ‘Mlil-‘Kllllwll -- 7° 9 u MacKlnnon by ‘Mrs. Bagnall. Grs. Hop. Net. MTB- Null . Mens approaching and puttlng- Mrs. MacEwan Rllwllllld PBl-Oll 77 13‘ 59

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