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Wolf Run golf director and partner Dave _Cldyton (left) celebrated the opening-of the final nine and partners in this new course at View Lake. With Dave are Dave McKay, Frank Jess, Wayne ~~ holes recently by'enjoying a found with friends = Swan and Ted Hogarth. Te PERSONAL TOUCH = Floral Specialists - Elegant Flower Arrangements "> Silk, Fresh, Weddings, Funerals - Gift Baskets - Balldons 209 MARY STREET, 985-9360 = 15-9360 = ». @s) PORT PERRY. 16) Onda [ Family Matters | CEARNS - LEACH Lorie Marie, daughter of Roy and Joannegleach and Sean Miles, son of Ron and Gloria Cearns, were united in marriage June 8,71991 at the Immaculate Conception Church in Port Perry. The reception was held at the Blackstock Recreation Centre, The Bride was attended by Claire MacKenzie, Maid of Honour; and the Bridesmaids were Laura Gardner and Diane Gauthier, all friends of the bride. The Groom was attended by Darren Cearns, Best Man. The ushers were, Kevin Cearns and Darren Leach, brothers of the Bride and Gtoom. Scott Leach, brother of « the Bride, was Master of Ceremonies. Following the wedding, the happy couple honey: mooned in California and are now Sesiding in their home at Scugog Point. Dave Clayton's "dream" finally came true last week, after ten, years and a lot of hard work Wolf Run; the ne ho golf course in the area is now com- pletely open and ready for play. The front ninc has been open about a monthiand on September 18, the back nine 'was declared fit for play. For Mr. Clayjon, who is a part- ner in the course and golf dircc- for, it was a speciil moment, "I had been¥ooking at this piece of land for almost ten years, thinking that it would make at great spot for a coursé," he told the Citizen last Thursday in the = renovated century farm house that serves as pro shop and club. About four years ago, he lined up his, partnés in the venture and went to work on getting all the necessay approvals, 97 Two years ago, they started to work on carving out the 18 holes and the greens, tees and fairways were seeded last fall. The result is a golf course that can be all things for all golfers. From the blue tees, it stiches 0 _ a lengthy 6,726 yards with some" long par-4s well over 400 yards and the mammoth par-5first hole that is 615yards long, and aptly named "the monster." Og the 12th, a par-4 al 460 yards that will be tough getting Sh in regulation for even the low. handicapper. And they call that one "miley blow." And what golfer won't get abit of aichuckle from the name of the 18th galled "the last laugh. " Stand on {RE tee and you'll. see why. ve! white, red and yellow tees ' Sandy and Dave Clayton at Wolf Run Golf Club near View Lake opened the back nine holes last week. Dave Is director of golf and Sandy operates the pro shop and club shop at this new course. shorten the course considerably yet still provide an enjoyable golf- ing challenge for the mid to high ? handicappers, Mr. Clayton, who is carded professional with the CPGA designed the course afigh went to considerable effort to [et the holes * follow the 'nawral lay of the ter- rain." And that helps give the course some variety. Several holes are "links" style with high grass in the open rough and pot bunkers on the fairways: Others are extremely tight and will esl the accuracy of the golfer. "And on six holes, the golfer will enjoy a view of Lake Scugog. The terrain is rolling which makes it easy to walk. Located in Victoria County, just a three-wood east of the Scugog Township boundary, the course is already attracting golfers from Lindsay, Bowmanville, Port Perry, Oshawa and as far away as Scarborough. Mr. Clayton, who has been a gous pro for 28 years, will start s next season as the Course offers a driving, range, putting green: and 'practise bunkers. Wolf Run is open to the public for greén play. Memberships are available and there are a few cqui® ty for sale. > Mr. Clayton said he's pleased with the timing to get the course open, though the hot, dry summer set the opening of the back nine about a 'month béhind schedule. Asked about the name "Wolf Run," Mr. Clayton said that when working on the course, he would Ps | I HOUR PHOTO SING Smiles Above the Rest in Service & Quality: We invite all citizens of Scugog to submit photographs and information for this space, "Family Matters", free of charge, to mark these special events: First Birthdays for children; 25th, 40th, 50th-and over Wedding ; Anniversariés (Please contact our office 985-6397 for a Citizen photographer to take pictures of anniversaries of 50 years or more); Engagement Announcements; and Post-St ry School Graduations. (Please keep copy to fifty words or less). 'Wedding Announcements will also be published, free of charge, with a submitted photograph and copy of 100 words or less. A FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT THE "SCUGOG CITIZEN" at 985-NEWS (985-6397) or drop into our office at 36 Water Street, Port Perry, Ontario LIL 1J2 60 WATER ST, Sete" PORT PERRY Enlargéments - Slides - Copies from Prints - Prints from Slides - Black & White Developing & Printing - photographic oo ie Galfer's dream comes true sometigfies spot a wolf. ~So/the name stuck and he has beey' able tw incorporate the wolf 10 a stylish logo that appears on a score cards, caps, golf shirts and umbrellas. Wolf Run is desiged to pre- sent a challenge to all golfers from the low handicap to the "weekend duffer," to the senior citizen. : Secret Energy Police at high school By Larry Doble Each day this week, 'Waste Reduction Weck at Port Perry High-School, the staff and stu- dents will be focusing on one spe- cific environmental issue. Yesterday, the 'Secret Energy Police' ticketed all areas in the school where lights were left on unnecessarily: Today is compost- ing day. Any student composting food scraps which dén't contain meat or dairy products has a chance to win a pizza. Garbage Reduction Day is Wednesday and"all styrofoam has been. banned. Teachers and stu- dents are encouraged to lug-a- mug and choose china plates. Thursday is Paper Reduction Day. The teachers 'are encouraged to limit their hand-outs of photo- «copies. Any student who eats a garbage- -less lunch on Friday may wirra pizza for, their efforts. The daily events will motivate all of us to develop habits more friendly to our environment. Every gram of garbage we can avoid producing gives our landfill sties another day of life and keeps that tax dollar in our pocket. : Senior Citizens' Discount - 10% RESERVATIONS ACCEPTED ANYTIME 158 Water St., Port Perry | 9ssa411 |