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Junior Quiltys everywhere Mary Pat Quilty embarrassed the boys by firing the best score of the day to win the girls' division of Sun- day's Midland Golf and Country Club Junior club championships. Most embarrassed Whetham"s way Angela Whetham fired a three-round total of 252 to win the Midland Golf and Country Club ladies' section club championship for the second year in a row. Whetham wound up with a seven-stroke lead over Marilyn Richmond was probably Mary Pat's brother, Owen, who won the boys' division with an 81. The only- thing more em- barrassing could have been for 16-year-old Owen to get 18-year-old Mary Pat's prize of a after the final round last Thursday. Maddy English won the Senior Ladies' title with a two-round total of 169 -- five strokes better than Richmond. Third place in the regular club cham- pionship went to English with 262 and Belle hair dryer. He was saved with the presentation of a pair of golf shoes. Second-best boys' score of the day was an 84, posted by Colin Milligan in the 16-18 handicap division. McKee was fourth with 272. Jean Hartman won the second flight with three rounds totalling 279; Linda Rimstead was second at 280 and Joan Hack wound up third at 284. Third-flight | winner was Ruth Rowland with Howard hangs in for club win Glenn Howard survived a final- round inquiry to edge Mike Jackson by a stroke as the Midland Golf and club cham- pionship wound up last weekend. Country Club mens' Howard balooned to an 81 during Saturday's blustery final round, trimming his eight-stroke lead to one by the time the dust settled. former three-time club champ, fired a 74 to give him a four- Jackson, round total of 294. Defending champion Chester Graham was third at 300 after a final round of 78. Best round of the day was carded by Glenn Placido, who fired a 72 for a 306 total and a fourth-place tie with John Webber. Saturday's inquiry involved the question of whether or not Howard should have taken a free drop from a path. Officials finally allowed him the drop and Howard avoided a _ two- stroke penalty. There was also an Intermediate division, made up of nine golfers 19-21 years of age. That was won by Glenn Howard with a five-over 76, one better than John Quilty. Paul Cox was top low a 317, Charlotte Tully was next at 322 and Betty Moss was third at 329. May Seldon and Eileen Denny tied at 180 to share third place in the Senior cham- pionship flight. Jean Hartman won the Senior second flight with 188, Helen Griffin was next at 197 and Kay Lapere was third with 201. Senior third-flight winner was Betty Moss at 225, Sade Mason was second with 226 and Barb Smellie came in third with 236. net in that division with a 67. Runner up in the top Junior flight (15 and under handicap) was Jeff Bales with an 85, followed by Mike Quilty with a 92. Low net in the top flight was won by Mark Larmand with a 69. Larmand, a 15-year-old lefthander, also was presented with an award as Most Improved Junior Golfer of the Year after lowering his handicap to 17 from 24 at the start of the season. Runner-up in the 16-18 handicap division was Curtis Lemesurier with an 87; low net was Rob Malcomson with a 74. Fourteen' golfers participated in the 30- and-over handicap group. That section was won by Sean Graham with a 112, one better than Scott Owen. Scott Dion won low net prize in the division with a 75. More than $500 in total prizes were awarded on the day, with most of the money donated by the MGCC_ spring golf clinics (early-season instructional classes run by Chester Graham, Larry Banks' and Murray Yorke). Other donors included the 30,000 Islands Tour- nament committee. Midland Lions Club BINGO Centennial Arena Every Tuesday Night @ Doors Open 6:30 -Bingo at 8:00 $1,000. JACKPOT Midland Power Squadron will be once again offering the following "Safe Boating" courses -Basic Boating -Seamanship Sail -Seamanship Power -Advanced Piloting -other courses maybe offered if there is enough interest. Registration will be Sept. 20th and 22nd 7-8:30 p.m. at Midland Secondary School For further information please contact: Commander Bill Gibson 526-9732 Public Relations Officer Jan Boyd 534-7371 SHOWDOWN AT THE SPORTSMAN INN VICTORIA HARBOUR * Catch "GARY LEE & THE SHO WDOWN on - Thursday Sept. 2nd - Friday Sept. 3rd - Saturday Sept. 4th in our downstairs lounge - 9 p.m. - 1 a.m. TICKETS *%=9° - Available at the BAN Sportsman Inn - Reservations Accepted pee Make up a group and join us this week-end at the. . WELCOME TO THE RODEO "JASMINE" Appearing in the Upstairs Lounge Thursday - Friday - Saturday * "OUTDOOR BARBEQUE" $§-50 Sat. Sept 4th 5 - 7:30 p.m. © Hip of Beef Corn ontheCob © Salads per person * "SUNDAY SEPT. 5th Sunset "BOAT CRUISE" on the Lady Midland "BUFFET" 5 to9 p.m. *§:95 7:30p.m.*§-00 5 ieee eR AR A SRR RE eA A ei I nT