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lO-Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, June 12,1991 Kendail Hall News by Phyllis Lowery also led the Lodges at the Church In reporting about the Supper Parade on Sunday, June 9th. Don't beld on June lst. 1 neglectcd to tell forget Kendal Mens Lodge, Kendal about who won the door prize, 1 Hilis Ladies Lodge and the Junior didnt get the young ladys naine but Lodge will be taking part ini the 1 understand it was Howard Whites Church Service at Kendal on June daughter. First prize on the draw l6th. There will be a parade prior to was Fred Griffen, Bowmanville; the service and after church second prize was won by Gabriella everyone is invited to corne over to Memme, Islington. The Kendal the Hall for lunch. Corne out and Band took part in Spirit Day in support your Lodge. Tyrone on Saturday, June 8th and Life Chain event on Sunday a success Last Tuesday at the Orono Pr parents enjoyed a great evenmng of Pam Allun. the Orono Sparks, Brownies, activities as well as taking part in a Above Pam Allun and Pamela Guides and Patbfinder along witli tribute to one of the Orono leader Werry serve cake to ail those in attendanceand there were many for the taldng. Ne'làmwcastlqe Golf Course ne.ws report On May 11 th, the 1991 Golf Season got off to a good stat at Newcastle Golf Course when Doug Ferguson, of Rowmanville, aced # 17 for hi s lst Hole in One. Doug was playing with the Bowmanville Town Sports League when his playing partner Brian Munn and his wife Liz witnessed the 9 iron shot on the 123 yard Par 3. The news was a good enough reason to phonie over to England and wake up fellow acer Dairen Higginson, who aced our # 12, not to mention the announcing of Dad's ace to son Andrew. Doug's final score was an 87. Dedicated golfers played through the down pours on Sunday, May 26, in the Member's 1991 Open. They stili produced some good scores for having soggy feet, seats and cold hands that lost wet clubs into the creek or down the fairway witb the ball. Meni's Winners: Men's Closest to the Pin - Ken Green; A Flite - I st Lowv Gross, Lance Willett, 78; lst Low Net, Mike Johnson, 70; 2nd Low Gross, Greg Muir, 79; 2nd Low Net, Norm Forshner, 73; Longest Drive, Norm Forsbner. B Flite: lst Low Gross, Less Taylor, 84; lst Low Net, Stan Krupicz, 72; 2nd Low Gross, Don Desnarias, 85; 2nd Low Net, Jim Treen, 72; Longest Drive, Dave Pearce. C Flite: Ist Low Gros, Jack McDonald, 87; lst Low Net, Terry Willett, 68, mudder; 2nd Low Gross, Harvey Griese, 88; 2nd Low Net, Brad Israel, 71; Longest Drive, Tony Castillo. D Flite: lst Low Gross, Bill Weir, 88; lst Low Net, Dan Thomas, 71; 2nd Low Gross, Roland Losier, 97; 2nd Low Net, Brad Whitley, 76; Longest Drive, Dan Thomas. E Flite: lst Low Gross, Paul Kashak, 102; lst Low Net, Henry Arseneau, 75; 2nd Low Gross, Ed Michaud, 103; 2nd Low Net, Ralph DeBoo, 77; Longest Drive, Ralph DeBoo. Ladies Winners: A Fite: Ist Low Gross, Mary Ann gille, 89; lst Low Net, Theresa St. Jules, 75; 2nd Low Gross, Carlyn Qarrard, 98; 2nd Low Net, Laura Blight, 79; Longest Drive, Theresa St. Jules. B Flite: lst Low Gross, Jean LeBreton, 106; lst Low Net, Joan Mark, 78;' Longest Drive, Joan Mark. C Flite: lst Low Gross, June McDonald, 111; 1lst Low Net, Lucy Michaud, 78; 2nd Low Gross, Carol Johnson, 114-, 2nd Low Gross Carol Johnson, 114; 2nd Low Net, Marjie Losier, 81; Lonigest Drive, Denise Mainguy. D Flite: lst Low Gross, Doris Arseneau, 116; lst Low Net, Dorothy Andrews, 90; Longest Drive, Doris Arseneau. The beautifuil weather on the evening of Thursday, May 30, meant a good turn out of the Bowmanville Legion League players, who were fortunate enough to get to help Don Clarke, a local A & P manager, celebrate bis fiist Hole in One. The unfortunate Don aced the 215 yard # 7 using a 3 wood. The witnesses, Glen Murphy, Raye West and Bruce Coombes said the shot hit the green and rolled in on the difficult Par 3. Bruce bias now bad Hole in One lessons on two of Our hardest Par 3s, watcbing Jim Stephens on # 12 and now Don on # 7. Hopefully the great skill will rub off and he can prove a good student. Orono homes feature of Sig Sister tour The Big Sisters of Newcastle, Oshawa, Whitby are holding their annual House Tour with seven amazing homes on display. The event is being held on Saturday, September 2lst and tickets cost $15.00. Busing is available at an extra charge. Tickets available at the Orono Apple Blossom Shop, Main Street, Orono. The tour raised $4,500 last year for the Big Sisters. Tbree Orono homes are on the House Tour tbis year, a log cabin, a new two-storey home and a century home will bc featured. On Sunday, June 9th, Durham Region held their first Life Chain event, which was a silent, peaceful, and prayer, way for people to protest against abortion. The event stretched 30 miles froin Pickering to Newtonville on Highway 2 and crossing to forin a cross on Simncoe St. in Oshawa from the Oshawa General Hospital to the Rose of Durhamn. People were asked to stand on the side of the road approximately 15 feet apart holding signs saying "Abortion Kilîs Children" for an hour froin 2:30 p.m. to 3:-30 p.m. The event was organized by different parishes and church organizations around the region. 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