Manitoba Open
Message from M.G.A. President It is with considerable enthusiasm that I look forward to tho 1985 golf season. Ono might identify it as a ye.r of change. The Manitoba Opon will have its larges t purso In several yea rs and It is ex pocted this w ill attract a very strong field. Special thanks should go to Southwood for their efforts. The Manitoba Amatour will soe change in its format with I ho low 60 and ties making tho championship flight after tho first two rounds. This will reduce the numbor of match-play flights to four, There will also be 8 one-w ee k broak betwee n the Willingdon Cup trials and tho Manitoba Amateur. The Manitoba Junior progmm will see several Innovations in the format for the Sunday Junior Intorclubs. The golf camp formerly held at Shile w ill be changed to include 8 camp in Carman redirected to rural players and an elite camp in Winnipeg for pl ayers from bOlh Winnipeg and rural Manitoba, Tho cut in the Manitoba Junior Championships will also be changed to th e low 60 and ties after th e second round. Rossmere will hos t the Canadian Junior Championship from August 26 to 30. With several excellent junior playors we are predic ting 0 'lory good show ing by our Manitoba tea m. April saw the largest turnout 8vor at a first cOllncil mee ting of tho se ason. This spea ks well for tl1 8 enthusia sm and interes t at the adnlinis trative leve l. Tho Manitoba Sports Federati on and the Oepartmer'll of AL MACA TAVISH Fitness, Rec reation and Sport have continued their fine • MGA Presi(lent supPort toward tho game of golf. Obviously, we are 'lory pleased with their contributions and look forward to working with Ihem. In closing, spec ial congratulations should go to Rud y Boivin, We w ish 011 the golfers in Manitoba a good se ason. Ralph Bagley and th ir committoo for an excollont Golf Annual. Remember, the Manitoba Golf Association is only as strong This is the sixth edition of the Golf Annual. I can asSl"e you as Its member clubs and, in turn, their membe rship. Ihat we are the onvy of all tho other associations in Canada.
Best Wishes from Greetings from RCGA President Province of Manitoba
On bohalf of the Royal It is my pleasure, on bohalf Canadian Golf Association, it of tho Government of Mani is a pleasure to extend be t toba, to ex tend warmes t wishos to the Manitoba Golf gree ting to the Manitoba A ssociation and alt Manitoba Golf Association. golfers for a successful soa To know that the Sport son in 1985. Directorate is working co Manitoba has produced operatively w ith the Manitoba some of Ca nada's fin es t golf Golf Association and com ers and certainly has a repu muniti es in providing golf tation for excellent golf opportunitios for poop Ie administrators, The deve lop throughout the provin ce is ment of these players and gratifying. lead ers is a tribute to the Golf draw s poople from all Mani toba Golf Ass ociation walks of life and helps provide and I urge you to continue fun and fall ow shlp in addition your good work in the interes t 10 the challenge of athletic of tho game of golf. proficiency. May I al so ox tend congratulati ons ag ain t o the M ,G,A . (or May I pay tribute to the many vo luntee rs associated with its initia tivo in publishing U,i s Golf Annual for Iho the sport of golf. information and intoros t of its members. It is a most Bes t wishes for 1985. worthwhile undertaking.
JAMES D. BRUCE, ~Y.oe~e£ 1 v President, L.L. DESJARDINS Royal Ca nadian Golf Associati on Minister Responsible for Sport MANITOBA GOLF ANNUAL ' 85 1985 MGA COUNCIL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE President - AI Macatavish, Elmhurst President-Elect Past President Jim Bristow, Breezy Bend Keith Armstrong, Niakwa
First Vice-President Second Vice-President Ri ck Thain, City Municipal Courses Rudy Boivin, Southwood
Treasurer Executive Director Bob Forcand, Breezy Bend Ken Hanford, Niakwa COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN ASSISTANTS Manitoba Open - Keith Armstrong, Niakwa Bob Forcand, Breezy Bend Tournaments - Rick Thain, Municipal Lome Kingyens, Bel Acres Junior Development - Jim Bristow, Breezy Bend AI Gray, Charleswood Non-Golf Events - Rudy Boivin, Southwood Rural Events - Barrie Sanders, Carman OTHER MEMBERS OF COUNCIL Ken Abbott, Wildewood Mike Mykytyn, Six:rhirty Club Steve Bannatyne, St. Charles Larry Nahachewsky, Shilo Jim Berry, Reston Ed Revel , Tuelon Ron Cassels, Assiniboine Weldon Ridley, Morden Ted Chop, Northernaire Warren Scott, St. Boniface Andy Delorme, Transcona Irv Slusky, Glendale Ray Dring, Boissevain Alex Smaluk, Elmhurst Keith Fawcett, Neepawa Sonny Solmundson, Charleswood Lloyd Goodman, Pine Ridge Jim Sorenson, Gladstone Peter Guenther, Steinbach Bob Stafford, Niakwa Joe Kachor, Carman Clarence Sveinson, Canoe Club Ken Kovacs, Rossmere Don Thompson, Swan River Don MacDonald, Pine Ridge Dave Turpie, Thompson Alan Maxwell, St. C~arles Weiland Williams, Bel Acres Brian McPherson, Southwood Hal Wilmeri ng, Dryden Dave Morrison, Breezy Bend Stan Witwicki, Selkirk MGA YEARBOOK COMMITTEE General Chairman - Rudy Boivin Editorial Director - Ralph Bagley Advertising - Gord Pattison, Gavin McFadzean, Keith Armstrong, Rick Thain, Ken Hanford, Barb Palleva.
Congratulations to the MANITOBA GOLF ASSOCIATION from
Site of the Canadian Junior Championships, August 27-30
2 MANITOBA GOLF ANNUAL '65 Contents Features How much Messages ...... • ...... • ...... • . .. 1 MGA Council ...... • . . . . • . .. 2 will you spend over In Memoriam ...... • . . . . • . • . . . 4 MGA Financial Report ...... • ...... 53 Advertisers' Index ...... •...... 64 the next three years Manitoba Open Supplement ...... S 1 to S8 Palt Winner. for: Manitoba Junior Championship . . , .. , . , ...... 30 M anitoba Open Chpmpionshlp ." .. ,." ...... 32 Jack Blair M omorlal Motch Play ..... • . , .. " . . . 32 o oil changes Manitoba Amateur Championship , , ... , , ...... 33 o filters Menltobo Senior Championship . .. . , , ...... , 33 Intor-Club Championships . , ..... , , . , , , .. 54 to 56 o tune-ups TOURNAMENT CALENDARS o spark plugs MGA, RCGA ...... ••.....•.• •. , .•...... 57 MPGA ...... •.•...... , . , •• , ...... 58 o repairs (parts & labour) Othor men's ...... •. . . . • .• , , . , , , .. . 60-61 o regular tire replacement Women's "vents .. , , , .. ... , ...... 62-63 o emergency road service Articles o CAA membership How Manitoba Golf Association 8egan ...• . . . 6 1984 Manitoba Golfer of the Year ...... , .. . 10 The 1984 Manitoba Open ...... , . . , . . . 12 Manitoba Amateur Championship ... . .•. , ... 16 Jack Blair Memorial Match Play ...... , , ... 20 • Free Press Inter·Club Championships ... . . , . .. 22 Whenwubuy North American Life Family Classic ...... • ... 24 an Audi, Manitoba Junior Championship ...... 26 The Audi Card Report from CPGA of Manitoba ...... 34 pays for all tilL.. ... Golf Course Superintendents of Manitoba .. . .. 36 ... and more. Manitoba Senior Championships ...... 38 Crown Life Pro·Am Team Championship ...... 42 Rural Manitoba Amateur Championship ...... 44 Manitoba Women's Golf Reports ...... 47 Rossmere host for 1985 Canadian Junior ...... 52 The Cover Tho wator hazard at the 17th holo at Hecla Island Is shown upper left. The course will again be the site for rural amateur championship. Part of the crowd following Dan Halldorson at Nlokwo In tho 1984 Monltoba Opon Is shown con tro loft. Lower left Is an oorlol vlow of part of th o Rossmoro courso, which will be host for the Canadian Junior championship this yoor. Top right Is 0 look at tho 11th halo 8t Southwood, where the 1985 Manitoba Open championship will be playod. Lowor righ t Is 8 view looking from the first fairway 8t Pine Ridge, one of the clubs which will be host for the 1986 CDnodlen sonlor chompionshlps, along with nolghbor Ing Elmhurst.
Photoaraphs on the cover w ere provided by See us lor lull delalls and view our se leclion freelance photographer Hugh Allan, as w ere most of oilho eXlraordinary Audl aulomoblles. the other pictures in the magazine. Special thanks also go to the Winnipeg Free Press and other sources. MANITOBA GOLF ANNUAL 1985 is published by the LEASE OR BUY MANITOBA GOLF ASSOCIATION 1700 Ellice Avenue, Winnipeg, Man. St. James R3H OB1 '«lLUWAGEN AUDI axo This magazine was produced by 305 M.dlson .t Nesl WALLINGFORD PRESS LIMITED Winnipeg, Mon. 888·0260 358 Ross Avenue, "WeC.re" Winnipeg, Man.
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William J. 18ill/ Doyle Colleen Hutchison
The M anitoba Golf A ssociation and tho M anitoba in Vancouver and sons M ichaal in Toronto and John In Ladies' Golf A ssocfation both w ere saddon d through Winnipeg . the loss of pas t presidents during the psst year. Colleen Hutchison, w ho was president of the MLGA William J, IBIllI Doyle, who se rved as pres ident of the for the 1981 82 torm, diad Aug, 10, 1984, at the age of MGA In 1975, died March 25, 198 5, at Whitby, Ont., at 48, the age of 6 1. Her dea th occurred on the day of the final of the Though he was born in M ontrea l, after service in the Tribune Handicap golf tourn ament, an event Sl18 had Royal Ca nadian Air Force during the Second Worl d War w on in the pas t, and MLGA of ficiafs decided to his bu si ness ca ree r took him to many parts of the continue her association with tho event by renaming it country, including British Columbia. Albarta and Nova in her honor beg inning this season. Scotia, The tournament, w hich is a handicap match play But, it was in M anitoba he became deeply involved ovant, will now bo known as the Colleen Hutchison with the administrati on of golf. He came to this M emori al tournament, w ith a now trophy donated by province in 1962. left again for a few years, then her husband. returned in 1971 to rejoin the M anitoba Golf A ssocia Hutchison was a popular golf official and olso a tion council. competitive player, having taken pa rt in Trilight League Prior to his term 8S president, Doyle served as public action for the Rossmere club. relations chairman in 1972, junior chairman in 1973 and Prior to her term as president, she served lwo ~ yea r vice-president and tournament chairm an In 1974, w hen terms as tournament chairman and vice-presidont of he was also the no n ~ pl ay in g ca ptai n for Manitoba's only the MLGA. She was instrumental in reinstating tho winning Willingdon Cup team. M anitoba-Saskatchewan women's golf matches during He Is survived by his w ife Jane, daughter Barbara her term as pres ident.
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It all started with meeting of five clubs back in 1915
A mee ting of those Interested in delegates to attend a subsequent meet· forming a Manitoba Golf Association Ing with the power to vote for or against was held in the Winnipeg Industrial the formation of the Association; 2nd To Bure.u. Winnipeg, on Tuesday, 6th July. prepare a draft Constitution and Bye 191 5 at 12 d cl ock noon. law s: 30 golfers at tended this meeting The follow ing representatives were which w as pres ided over by Mr. W.O. appointed: This is 8 reproduction of 8 Nares, amongst those present were handwritten repon provided to the Messrs A. Macaw. G.M. Bl ack. A .S. Brandon Th. Presi dent and Manitoba Goff AssociMion in 19 19 Bond. H.G. Patterson. W. Bain. A. Secretary by ReS Brvee, one of the original Sullivan. J .A .O. Gemmill. T.K . Elmhurst J.W. Kelly and F.R. directors of the association. Middlemas. C.W. Jackson. H.M. Tucker, Sproule It (rBces the format/on of the T.F. Huble. R.L. Denison. J .H. Norwood - R.C.S. Bruce and H.J . MGA in 19 15 end lists the original Bl ackwood. R.C.s. Bruce. Dr. R.R. Swan. Dunca n member clubs and original execu· C.S. Gunn and Harold Kee ne. Pi ne Ridge - T.F. Hubi. and R.D. livB. Mr. Macaw outlined the purpose of Stratton It is reproduced here to inform the meeting, after which it w as decided Wpg. Hunt Club - G.M. Bleck and L. 81/ present Manitoba golfers how to form a Golf Association for Manitoba MacCarthy it 0/1 begon 70 years ago. to look after the Manitoba Champion Stonewall - CW. Jackson and G.H. ship and such other matters in connoc· Clarke tion with the game which may be found St . Charl es - C.S. Gunn and A . • dvlsabl e. Sullivan It w es moved and seconded thet the Winnipeg - GW. Markle and A . meeting elect a special committee of 2 Macaw members of each club w ith instructions - 1st To have their clu b appoint 2 IContinued on page BI
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6 MAN ITOBA GOLF ANNUAL '85 MANITOBA GOLF ANNUAL '85 7 Here's how it all got started M.G.A. Past Presidents IContlnued from page 61
The delegates appointed held a mee t Kei th Armstrong 1984 Niakwa Country Club ing Immediately after when Mr. C.S. Michae l Averbac h 1982-83 Glendalo Country Club Gunn was ca ll ed to the chair. 'Donald L. Nutley 1981 Bal Acres Goll Club A subcommittee w as form ed to draw up th e draft constitution to be submit P.M. IPeter) Kremer 1980 Charleswood Golf Club ted to the dolega tos ot a meoting to bo E. K. IBud) Foster 1979 Elmhurst Golf & Country Club ca ll ed on Tu esday, 12th Jul y, 191 5. Gordon Pattison 1978 St. Boniface Golf Club This mee ting met as arranged: dele D. R. IDon) Craig 1977 Wpg. Municipal Courses gates ca me w ith in stru ctions to go ahead with the org anization and on thi s R. B. IBob) Goodwin 1976 Niakwa Country Club date, viz; Tu esday, 13th July, 191 5, the 'W.J. (Billl Doyl e 1975 Southwood Golf & Country Club Manitoba Golf Association was founded John C. Brown 1974 Winnipeg Canoe Club and the draft constitution and bye law s edopted. Th ose present were: M anuel Bricker 1973 Glendale Country Club C.S. Gunn, representing Th o St. H. E. Caldwell 1972 Elmhurst Golf & Country Club Charl es Country Club. R. E. Galloway 1970-71 Pine Ridge Golf Club G.W. Markle and A. Macaw, repre Dwight Parkinson, M.D. 1968-69 51. Charles Country Club se nting The Winnipeg Golf Club Ltd. A.D, Stratton, represe nting The Pine J. P. Vinet 1966-67 Ass iniboine Golf Club Ridge Golf Club. 'Herb ert A . Fos ter 1964-65 Pine Ridge Golf Club J.W. Kelly and F.R. Sproule, represent J. W. Abbott 1962-63 Southwood Golf & Country Club Ing The Elmhurst Golf Club. 'Charles L. Jones 1960-61 Nlakwa Country Club R.C.S. Bruce, representing The Nor wood Golf Club. 'J. A. Swanson 1958-59 Assiniboine Golf Club There were thus originally 5 clubs and W . Arthur Johnston 1956-57 Pine Ridge Golf Club continued so till 27th March, 1918, 'J. M. Blair 1954-55 St. Charles Country Club when th e newly organi zed A ss in iboin e 'C. M. Thompson 1952-53 Niakwa Country Club Golf Club joined. Mr. F.L. Patton. St. Charl es, was 'Fred J. O'Malley 1950-51 Southwood Golf & Country Club appointed President. 'W. J. Bickell 1948-49 Elmhurst Golf & Country Club Mr. R,D. Stratton, Pin e Ridge, was • Harold Parker 1946-47 Pine Ridge Golf Club appointed Vice -President. H. Bruce Boreham 1944-45 Tu xedo Golf Course Mr. Harold Keene, Norwood and Wpg. Club, w as appointed Sec'y-Treasurer. 'Dr. N. C. Carmichael 1942-43 51. Charles Country Club Mr. H,M , Tucke r, Elmhurst. was 'Gordon L. Leggo 1940-41 Southwood Golf & Country Club appoi nted Direc tor. 'R. G. Murray 1938-39 Assin iboine Golf Club Mr. R.C.S. Bruce, Norwood, was ap 'R. J. Gallagher 1936-37 Norwood Golf Club pointod Diroc tor. The meeting unanim ously of opinion, 'J. L. M. Thomson 1934-35 Niakwa Country Club that owing to the G reat War, th ere 'Judge J. E. Adamson 1932-33 Sandy Hook Golf Club should be no championship held, but In 'Robert Jacob 1930-31 Elmhurst Golf & Country Club Its place a Tournament be held In ai d of 'D. E. Clement 1929 Brandon Golf & Country Club Patriotic or Red Cross Fund s. This po licy w as confirmed during the w ar until after 'D. E. Clement 1928 Brandon Golf & Country Club Poace was declared. 'C. E. Harvey 1927 Elmhurst Golf & Country Club The First Championship to be hald 'T. J. Lytle 1926 Assiniboine Golf Club under the Buspi ces of the A ssociation St. Charlos Country Club was In 1919. This attracted an entry of 'R. H. Baird 1925 198 players and was won by Mr. J.T. 'G. B. Saunders 1924 Southwood Golf & Country Club Cuthbert of The Norwood Golf Club. 'R. C. S. Bruce 1923 Norwood Golf Club The inter club championship ror 'C. P. Wilson 1918 Trophy presentod by M essrs Henry Birks 1915-16 St. Ch arles Country Club and Sons w as Inaugurated in 1916 . 'F. L. Pallon There Is no record or any o ther • Denotos doco ased. Championship resull in the Minute Book bayond the first one held in 191 9. isigned) R.C.S. Bru ce. P.S. Previous to 1915 the Annual Championship was looked after by Th e St. Cherl es Club. B MANITOBA GOLF A NNUAL '85 CONSOLIDATED TURF EQUIPMENT (1965) LTD. D I STR I6UTORS OF PQWF.:REO AND RECREAT I O NAL. EQU I PMEN T CE . U ..OW ELL. AVENUIE J WINNIPEG, MANITOIIA "3M OM' I .. HONE ( 204) In_7211
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MANITOBA GOLF ANNUAL 'B5 9 Southwood's Todd FBnning receives trophy Bnd frBmed photo from LBbo tt's Manitoba genera! manager Vern Penner at M 8nitob8 Golf Association annual meeting in Febfllory. Todd Fanning named Golfer of the Year
The 1984 golf season in Manitoba tude toward the game and contributions could be summed up as the Year of Todd to t he game as well as playing ability. Fa nning, so It was rea ll y no surpri se His Golfer of the Yea r award was won w hen Todd Fan r'l ing was named M a n i ~ strictl y on porformanco and ho won it 76-year-old toba's Golfer of t he Ye.r for 1984. over two o tl ~e r s w ho had impressive credontials w hich might have won the At 16 years of age, Fanning dominated award in an other year. the MG A competitive season by w in 8 In fact, Ca thy Burton Of Selkirk Southwood nlng both the amateur and junior pr o ~ completed the 1984 season with si milar vinclal Crowns and ea rning berths on accomplishmen ts to those w hich won • both the amateur Willingdon Cup tea m the Golfer of the Yea r award the yea r sWinger and tho provincial junior tea m. . before for Ga il Anderson of 5 1. Charl es, The young Southwood whiz became having won the City and District cham dominates the younges t player ever to w in the pionship and both tho Manitoba and Manitoba amateur title and also the first Saskatchewan women's amateur titles. to win both titlos in the sarn o yea r. It just w as n't enough in the Year of 7984 golf. Fanning was presented w ith the Fa nning. • Golfor of the Yea r honors in Fob ruary at The otl1or runnoru p for the 1984 scene In tho annual meoting of the Manitoba Golf award was Crai g Kindrat, another Association, at which time it was also Selkirk golfer, w ho had been in the announced he was the winner of t he runnerup position before (1 982). HiS Manitoba RCG A's 1984 Junior Ac hievement 1984 accomplishmen ts included low Award for Manitoba, an award based 0 11 amateur in the Man itoba Open, low Sc holastic achievements, general atti· sc orer in the provincial Willingdon Cup 10 MA NlT08A GOLF ANNUAL '85 Team trials and winner of tho Western Manitoba Opon at Brand on with a Share runner-up honors course-rocord 64 along U1e way. In addition to w inning both th e Amateur and Junio r provin cia l cham pionships and pl aying on both the W illingdon and junior tea ms, Fanning's 1984 accomplishments includ ed his second straig ht runn er-up fini sh in the Canadian juve nile championship, w hich is pl ayed In co njunctio n with tho Ca'1adi an junior. He also placod seventh in the Doug Sand ors Invi tational Junior tournament in Toxas earl y in tho season, an event he attended along w ith Glenn Collins of SI. Charles, Fa nning 11as beo n invi tod to pl ay in th e Sand ors event again thi s year. Fanning became the 10th w inn er of tho Laball Golfer of Ihe Yea r Award , which was present ed at the annual moo ting by Vern PO'1nor, La batt general manager, M att Poleschuk of Pine Ridg e was the initial w inner of th o award for the 1975 season, Terr y Hashimoto of St. Charl os won twice, In 1976 and 1980 and 8ill Parke r was also a doubl e winner, taking tho honors in 1979 out of Elmhurst and 1982 out of Breezy 8end, The othor winn ers were Jimmy King of Elmhurst in 197 7, Terry More of Elmhurst in 1978, Sheuna Geehel of Breozy Bend in 1981 and Gail Anderson CATHY BURTON CRAIG KINDRAT of SI. Charles in 1983, Selkirk Solkirk
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MANITOBA GOLF ANNUAL '85 11 Champion Dan Halldorson receives Bay Bronze shield from Manitoba Golf Associa tion presi· dent Keith Armstrong after winning Manitobs Open championship for fourth (ime las( year at Niakwa Country Club.
Halldorson Wins Fourth Manitoba Open Title
There was plenty of drama packed pl aying the 18th halo in the final round, Halldorson, w hile Harper won $2,100 into tho final day of playas Dan Hall blll had 10 so ttle for a bogey fi ve while from tho total pro prize money of dorsan of Brandon captured hi s fourth Harper was claiming an excell ent birdie $18 ,500. Hall dorson also won the Say Manitoba Opon golf championship at three to draw even. Bronze championship plaque. Nlakwa Country Club. It was ironic that hi s putter played a Third money, $1,650, went to another It took a 15-foot birdie putt on the fi rst bi g role in Halldorson's fourth Manitoba wes t coast swlngor, Stove Anderson playoff holo for Halldorson to claim t he Op en victory, since he Isn't particularl y Chapman of Vict ori a, w ho shot title after finishing the 54-hole tourna known for his pu ttIng prow ess On the 69-69·72 for 210. H. had taken a two ment at 208, t ied with Sa ndy Harper of U.S. pro tour. stroke penalty on his first hole of play Nanaimo, B.C, In addition to his pressue 15-footer on in th e opening round for starling out Helldorson had started the final round the pl ayoff hole, Halldorson sa nk a few w ith too many clubs in his bag, then two strokes behind Harper, the 36-holo long ones during the final round to pull matched the leaders the rest of the way. leader, and he moved into a throo -stroke ahead of Harper. Frank Edmonds of Thunder 8ay load at the halfway point of the final " I was really lucky," he sa id after the played stea dy through the final two round, only to soe Harper rebound to w in. " I don't w in many tournaments rounds to claim fourth money of $1,300 gain the t ie and force the extra hole, Sinki ng 40-foot putts." w ith scores of 73-69-69 for 2 11 . In fact, Halldorson was two ahead Halldorson was below par In all three Craig Kindrat of Selki rk look the top trips arOllnd the revamped Niakwa amateur honors and claimed the Hal course, Sl100ling 68-70-70 over the Ei dsvig Trophy for the socond time, Former Opon winners per-72 layout. Harp er 101l red Niakwa in shooting rOllnds of 68-69-75 for 212, list ed on page 32 67-69-72. one stroke ahead of Torry Hashimoto of The victory w as worth $4 ,100 to (Continued on page 14) 12 MA NtTOBA GOLF ANNUAL '8 5 PRIZES
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MANITOBA GOLF ANNUAL '85 15 Fanning Surprises Amateur Field
TODD fANNING, SOtlthwood 1984 Manitoba Amtlteur Champion
Manitoba's top competitive golfers pl ay instead of the previous ix fligl1ls. trials w ill take place a w eck later will likely look back on the 1984 How close were things last yea r? featuring the tOP 15 players and ties, Manitoba Amateur championship as one Well, the leading qualifying score was plus any players w ithin eight shots of of the tightes t contes ts in the event's 14 5 and there were 34 players m aking fourth place. A further cut to the low 12 history - so tight. it brought about H the culoff at 151, beli ovod the lowest and ties and pl ayers w ithin Si )( shots of qualifying score ever and only six shots fourth place w ill be m ade be fore the ~~fi~9cJ~~i n~upO ~e ~~e tr ~ ~~~e ~ro f~~ ~ , off tho pace. final round. effec t this year. There wero seven more players at 152 This yea r's M anitoba Amateur Cham Sixtee n-yee r-old Todd Fa nning of and another 14 at 153, plus several at pionship will be played July 8·11 at Southwood w as the surpriso winner of 154 and 155, still w ithin 10 shots of the Elmhurst and Pi no Rid ge (final two the Amateur title, becoming the young lea ders. but w ith no opportunity to pl ay rounds in championship flight at Pine es t ever to do so and starting him on his the o ther 36 holes in the championship Rid ge l and the Willingdon Cup tea m w ay to 8 record double 8 5 he later added lIiglll. trials are set for July 20·21 at 5 1. the provincial junior title. Worse than that. these golfers were Charles. BLlt, the Todd Fanning vi ctory w as also automatica lly eliminated from the Gotting bac k to the 1984 champion· only part of the 1984 Manitoba Amateur Wiliingdon Cup team trials after playing ship, it w as a spurt of sub par shooting and Wlilingdon Cup trials story. The tight in only two of a possible six rOlmds. A that put Fanning into the winning pos i competition w as particularly notabl e In golfer 10 shots off the pa ce in the first tion. He birdied three the las t four holes the first two days and it led to tho two rounds might cosily mako up Ihat at BreelY Bend in his second round to revi si on of the championship format difference in four m ore rounds of pl ay. sa lvage a throe over par 7 5 and a two M which will be in errect this yea r. Among those w ho missed the cut ro und lotal of 151 to just make the cut. Whore the championsll ip Ilight pre were David White of SOllthwood, the He remained hot through the third viously took in lho low 32 scores and 1983 provincial junior champ, at 152; found to cord a thrco under-par 69 - tios after the 36-hole qualifying tost. it former Ca nadian am ateur champ Jim . best score of the tournament - and will now include the low 60 and ties. or Doyla of Sandy Hook and Rossmore's shot into the lea d w ith a 54·hole total all players within 10 SHakes or the Carl Lechman, a member of the 1983 of 220, two shots ahead of a pai r of leader. W illingcl on team, at 153; and defending Rossmere golfers, Gary Kullman and With this increase in the number Manitoba Amateur champion Pat Doyl e Rob Loowen, both at 2 22. remaining in the chase for the cham of Sandy Hook at 154. Fanning's 69 Includod sevon birdies, pionship, there will be only four oHler Under the new formet, these golfers two bogios ond ono double-bogey for flights of 16 pl ayers going into match and others with si milar scores w ould still going alII. of bounds over the green on be in the running for the provinCia l the 13th hole. af'natollr crOwn al1d the Willingdon Cup He m atched Kullman's 76 in the final Former Amateur winners team. round to w in with a tWQ Mstroke margin, listed on page 33 After the 72Mhole amateur c hampi o n ~ shooting 296 to Kullman's 298 over the ship is completed, the Willingdon team 72·hole route. Craig Kindrat of SOlkirk, 16 MANtTO BA GOLF ANNUAL ' 65 Manitoba's 1984 Willingdon Cup team, left to right: Gary Kullman of Rossmer8, Todd T8plitskl of Pm. Ridge, non-playillg captoin Keith Armstrong, MGA president; Todd Fanning of Southwood and Craig Kindrst of Selkirk. with 8 closing 77, and Don Glinz of matched par with 72 at Broozy Bend to to fini sh ot 443 in tho second spo t on Breezy Bend, with 8 74, ti ed in third join Hawerchuk with 14 5 and the • th o provincial team. Kullman had 75-77 place with 300 and Loewen was in a quali fying load. for 4 50 and Teplitski roundod out th e three -w ay tie for fifth with Garth Kindrat ca rd od 75 and se llied at 14 6 lBam with 73-74 for 451 , Co ll ings of Breezy Bend and Darcy along with Rob Loew en of Rossmero At the Canadittn AmatOllr champion Furbor of Pin e Ridge, all at 301. and Bill North of Carman . Dubanski ship and Wiliingdon Cup matches at Winnipeg Jets superstar Dale Hawer· slipped to 77 to se ttle at 148 and Burns London, ant., in August, Kullman was chuk was in the lim elight In the first two sk idded to 82 for a 153 10 101 to miss the the leodor for M anitoba with two 74's days of the 1984 Amateur. sharing the cut. and a 36 holo total of 14 8. Fanning had lead through th e qusHfying round s Fanning made th o big move in the 74 and B2 for 156 and Kindrat and before slipping to an 82 in his third third round with his 69 after opening To plitski both toteli ed 157 . Kindrat was round , with 76· 75 and his 220 was two ahead 75-82, Teplltskl 76·B1. Tho Manitoba Hawerchuk, playing out of Niakwa. of Kullman and Loewen. Kindrat was learn pia ed a disappointing ninth and cardod a ono under·par 71 at Breezy nex t at 223, foll owed by Dubanski, Kullman was tho only team member to Bond and sha rod the first-round load Broozy Bend's Garth Collings and Pine make tha cut for the final 36 holes of with Craig Kindrat of Selkirk, Denis Ridge's Todd Teplitski al 224. th e Conadian amateu r. Four other Burns of W innipeg Canoe Club and Nineteen golfers with scores of 309 M anitobans look part in the national Gerry Dubanski of Southwood. all w ith or better qualified for th e final two championship, with Terry Has himoto of par-71 effOrt s at St. Boniface. rou nds of the Willingdon Cup team trial s St. Charl es the onl y one to survive the They switched coursos for the second at Glendale, where Kindral took over the cut. rounds and Hawe rchuk shot three -over No. 1 spot with round s of 70 and 72 to par 74 ot St. Boniface and retained a go with his 300 for a six round total of share of the lead with a new se t of 442. Full Amateur results challeng ers. Gary Kullman of Ro ss mere That was one sho t batter th an Fa n list ed o n page and Mike GOllfred of Southwood both ning, who carded 72 and 75 al Glondalo 18
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MANITOBA GOLF ANNUAL ' 85 17 DAVID WHITE JIM DOYLE M ICHAEL AVER8ACH First Flight Second Flight Third Flight 19B4 MANITOBA AMATEUR RESULTS Todd Fanning, Southwood ...... 76·75·69· 76 - 296 Gary Kullman, Rossmere ...... 72· 73· 77· 76 - 298 Craig Klndrat, Selkirk ...... •...... 7 1· 75·77· 77 - 300 Don Glinz, 8reezy Bend ...... , ...... 75·73· 78· 74 - 300 Rob Loew en, Rossmere ...... , ...... • . .. 75·7 1· 76·79 - 301 Garth Collings, Breezy Bend ...... , ...... 79·7 1· 76·77 - 301 Darcy Fu rber, Pi ne Ridge ...... •...... 74·77· 74·76 - 301 Doug How ell , Rossmere ...... • .. . .•...... 78· 72· 75· 77 - 302 Grant Foster, John Blumberg ...... 76·75· 75· 77 - 303 Barry Chipka, Elmhurst ...... 75·86· 75· 78 - 304 Dale Haw erchu k, Niak wa ...... 7 1·74·82·77 - 304 Todd Teplitski , Pine Ridge .....•... . •...... 76-72-76·80 - 304 Gerry Dubanskl, Southwood ....•...... 7 1·77· 76-8 1 - 305 Robin Les lie, Sout hwood ...... •...... 76·74·80· 77 - 307 Ken War w ick, W indsor Park .... , .. .. •...... 75·76· 77·80 - 308 BRETT TODD Rob Oliphant , Rossmere ...... •..•... 76·75·85·73 - 309 Fourth Flight Bruce Nort h, Carma n ...... 78·73·80·78 - 309 Garth Reimer, Rossmere ...... 76·75·80·78 - 309 Jim Scoll an, Elmhurst ...... 75-73-80·8 1 - 309 (These 19 gollers qualified to continue play in Willingdon Cup team tria lsl
FLIGHT WINNERS • First - David White, Southwood, del. Rob Sapinski, Sout hwood, 1 up. Second - Jim Doyle, Sandy Hook, del . Al an Curtis, Breezy Bend, 2 and 1. Third - Michael Averbac h, Glenda le, del . Curt Bauer, Rossmere, 4 and 3. Fourth - Brett Todd, Blumberg, def. Bob Genoway, Minnewasta, 2 and 1. Fifth - Nell Stedman, Glendale, de l. Bob Bingham, Steinbac h, 2 and 1. Sixth - Bi li Kearns, Elmhurst, del . Mark Solomon, Elmhurst, 5 and 4.
WILLING DON CUP TEAM TRIALS NEIL STEDMAN Craig Kindrat. Selkirk ...... 300· 70· 72 - 442 Fifth Flight Todd Fan ning, Southwood ...... 296·72· 75 - 443 Ga ry Kullman, Rossmere ...... •...... 298·75· 77 - 450 Todd Teplitski, Pine Ridge ...... •. . . .•...... 304·73-74 - 451 Rob Loewen, Rossmere ...... • ..• . •..• . ... 301·78· 75 - 454 Ga rth Coll ings, 8reezy Bend ...... •. . •...... 301·77· 76 - 4 54 Ge rry Dubanski, Southwood ... . •....•...... 305·77·73 - 455 Doug Howell , Rossmere ...... •...... 302·75· 79 - 4 56 Bru ce Nort h, Carman ...... 309·72· 77 - 458 Gra nt Foster, John Blumberg ... . • .... •...... 303·79· 77 - 459 Rob Oliphant , Rossmere ...... •...... 309·76·74 - 459 Darcy Furber, Pi ne Ridge ...... •. .. .•..• .... 301 ·78·82 - 461 Robin Leslie, Southwood ...... •....•...... 307·78·80 - 465 Garth Reimer, Rossmere .....•.•. .. .•...... 309· 75·83 - 467 Jim Scoll en, Elmhurst ...... •.•.... •...... 309· 75·84 - 468 Don Glinz, Breez y Bend ...... • ...... 300·85·84 - 469 Dale Hawerchuk, Nlakw a ...... •...... 304·86·8 1 - 471 Ken Warwick, Windsor Park ...... •. , ..... 308·78·85 - 471 81LL KEARNS Barry Chipka , Elmhurst ...... • . ...• ...... 304·7 5·w ithdrew Sixth Flight 18 MANITOBA GOLF ANNUAL ' 8 5 Something for everyone at Eaton's Sporting Goods EATON'S
MANITOBA GOLF ANNUAL 'B5 19 Ron Wilson captures Jack Blair championship
RON WILSON, 8roozv S.nd Moves from rinks to win on links
Up until June of 1984. Ron Wilson's claim to fame around withdrew, allowing Gonfred and Allen to move Into the Manitoba was 85 H member of the Winnipeg Jets hockey team 16·player field for the matches, in the National Hockey League. , Southwood was in the spotlight after the first rOlu'ld Of He ex tended his fame to tho golf courses, however, whon match play, golfers from th8t club winning five of the eight he captured the Jack Blai r M emorial M atch Play Champion matches playod. ship, the first major event of tho year on tho provincial amatour In that first round, Oubanski defeated Southwood clubmate golf calendar. Don Nelson 4 and 2 whilo co modallist Lochman bowod to Pl aying out of BreelY Bend in his first full summer as a Southwood's Chris Nelson One 'llP In a battie that went to ti'e Winnipeg resident, the Ontario product scored a 2-and-l final putt, vi ctory over junior David White of Southwood in the final of White, the youngest player in (')9 field at 17, got another the Blai r even t, played Elt tho John Blumborg courso. win for Southwood as ho odgod veteran Don McNeill, a former The 1984 Blair competition opened with qualifying rounds w inner, one up. Allen was a 2-and-l winner over Rossmere's at WUdowood and Pino Ridge June 2 and 3, then continued Rob Oliphant ond Gottfrod won 4 and 3 ovor Darcy Furbor with 16 players moving into match play at Blumberg June of Pine Rid ge to round out the Southwood victories. 13·14 and 20· 21. In the other matches, Wilson topped Elmhurst's Terry More Carl Lachman of Rossmore and Gerry Dubanski of South 4-and-3, Rossmere's Rob Loewen went to an ex tra hole to wood sharod tho medal honors with 36·hole scores of 148, oust clubmote Doug Howell ami Hashimoto scored a 2 ~ and - 1 Lechman carding 7870 and Dubanski shooting 75·73, Right victory over John Ra cciatti of Pine Ridge. on thei r heels came Cra ig Kindrst of Selkirk, Terry More of In tho quarterfinal round, four of tho five Southwood golfers Elmhurst and Doug Howell of Rossmore, all with 149, went down to defeat. Hashimoto topped Nelson 2 up, White Defending champion Terry Hashimoto of St. Charlos Qualified defeated Dubanski 2·and·1, Wilson blasted Allen 5·and·4 and comfortably with 150, Loewen look care of GOllfred 4-and-3. It took a score of 157 to move into match play, White Wilson defested defending champion Hashimoto 2 ~ 8nd - l winning the final berth after a two· hole playoff when he tied and White went to the 20th hole to sideline Loewen in the with Glen Hnatiuk of Solkirk and fellow Southwood golfers se mifinals. Mike GOllfred and Mark Allen at that figure, In tho final. played in a brisk 2112 hours and finishing just Before the match play began, Ki nd rat and Kon Warwick before a downpour, Wilson was a 2-and -1 winner over White in a well·playod match, The 1985 Jack Blair Memorlel event was scheduled to open Former Jack Blair winners with qualifying rounds at Breozy Bond and Wildewood June listed on page 32 1·2 and the matches to be playod June 12 13 and 1920 at St, Charles Country Club, 20 MANIT08A GOLF ANNUAL '85 MANIT06A GO~F ANNUAL '85 21 St. Charles team shows Free Press trophy ofter winning city Inter·Club chompionship. Loft to right 8re Bob Dunbar, Terry H8shimoto and Steve 88nnotyne.
St. Charles, Selkirk repeat Inter-Club team winners•
Though the event w as pl ayed in the Tho St. Charl as No. 1 team topped " with 72. along with Mick Palahniuk with latter part of the season rather than near fi eld of 28 teams among the city clubs, 75 and AI Brownridge with 76 for a 223 th e start, tho res ults wore the sa me 8s finishing 10 strokes ahead of th a runnor total. Third pl ace went to tho St. Charl es the previous yoa r when tile 1984 Free up tea m from Elmhurst. In 1983, St. No. 2 team with 226. followed by Press Intor·Club championships were Charles had a six-stroke edge on 8reezy Rossmere No. 2 with 231 and Rossmere pleyed at Southwood Golf and Country Bond. No. 1 w ith 232. Club. Selkirk top pod the 14-tea m rural entry For Selki rk. Ke n Grove was the leader Originally schedulad for Juno 22, tha with an adva ntago of eig ht strokes over with 74, foll owed by Randy Spence r ovont was resc hedul ed for one week Brandon's Whea t City entry. Selkirk won with 75 and Bob Bingham with 76 for lator, thon put off again due to wet by tho samo margin in 19B3, with Sandy a total of 226. Bingham was also on the conditions to be finally played at tha end Hook and Brandon tied in the runn erup 1983 winning tea m along with Gord of th e compotiti ve calendar on Sept. 7 , pos ition. Le nton and Tim Cromarty, the same But, ea rly in th o SOason or la te, it Terry Has him oto, Steve Bannatyne three which had also won In 1982 for made no differonce to the teams from and Bob Dunbar formed the winning St. Selkirk. St. Charles and Salk irk, who won Charles t8am, which scored 213, only The Whea t Ci ty taam was lad by Brian handily for the second straight yea r in three over par, to claim the city cham Clarko with 75, while Gary Poole con the urban and rural div isions . . pionship. Hashimoto lod tho team with tributed 77 and Ted Jacobson had 81 for a two-under-par 6 8 , Bann atyne a total of 233. Third place went to matchad tho card with 70 and Dunbar Morden's Mlnnewasta tea m with 236, shot 75. followed by Sandy Hook w ith 237 and Former Inter-Club Has him oto and Dunbar WO re also on Wa sagaming w ith 241. winners listed the 1983 w inning tea m. along w ith The 1985 Fro e Press intor-club on pages 64-6 6 Gavin Spi ers. championships are to be played June Elmhurst was paced by Barry Chipka 21 at Gl endale Country Club. 22 MA NITO BA GOLF A NNUAL '85 " ", T!.·I;. ~+~ .• ":,t.' ": 6. ~ir,-:'.:m~ MANITOBA GOLF ANNUAL 'B5 23 Almer and Gory Kullman captured the fBther-sorl honors over their home course, but noeded 8 playoff to claim tho trophies. Kollmans win playoff for father-son honors
There was a dofinite Rossmere-Sandy Hook fla vor to the the countback. The Colliers finis hed up with second prize in father-son portion of th e 1984 North American Life Family the net category, with th e top prizo going to Gerry and Danny Golf Classic, which was played in August at Rossmere Golf IIchyna of Canoe Club, and Country Club, In the pro-child ca tegory, Gerry and Gorald Morrissey of Three teams flnl shod in a tie ror the honors by shoo tin g Rossmore took the honors with 77, three sho tS ahead of pro 74 in tho alternate Shot compotition - one from Rossmore, Brad Keats and hi s mOlher Gloria, ono from Sandy Hook and one with 8 Iflember from each of The 1985 North American Life Family Classic event is those two clubs. scheduled for Aug, 13 at Niakwa Country Club, Almer and Gary Kullman, the Rossmere duo, wound up with the trophy after a playoff, defeating the team of AI and Roller! Baldwlnson (father AI fr om Sandy Hook, son Robart from Ross more) . Tho third team in the tio, do fo"dlng champions Jim and Pat Doyle of Sandy Hook, wasn't available for the playo ff. Only one stroke away from th o first-place tie were three mOre tBams. Dick and David Quinton of Niakwa, M ax and Joan Desa ulniers of Elmhurst and Stan and Robert Badiuk of Fort Frances each toured Rossmore In 75. Tho Desaulniers emergod with low net honors, with LOrl,e and Larry Knowles of Niakwa os the runnerup toam in the fa ther-son division. In the B division father-son compotltion, Stanley and Jo el Nozlck of Glendale and Alf and Robert Sobkowich of Rossmere each chock in with 79 and a coul"ltba ck gave th o Nozlck pair the gross honors, whlla the Sobkowich team took tho net pri ze. Eugene and Curt Letkeman took socond low gross, Jim end Darren M cMillan won second low not. Tho mother-daughter portion of tho family tournament wos won by June and Nancy Bagley of Southwood, who shot 83 to finish four shots al1ead of Edna Baldwinson of Sandy Hook and daughter Donna Browridgo of Elmhurst. Low not honors went to Helen Koslowsky and Horvalh, For the th ird year In a row, th e parent-child portion of the North American competition was won by Art Smith of St. 80niface and daughter Lynda Palahniuk of Elmhurst, who shot Leverno Fyke of North American Life (left) presents mothor 78. Bob and Shannon Bingham of Steinboch tied with Joyco daughter trophy 10 winners June and Nancy 8agley of end Doug Collier of Portage at 84, with the Binghams winning Southwood, 8S MGA president Keith Armstrong looks On. 24 MANITOBA GOLF ANNUAL '85 Join u" 'tlml" fio/f,'" tit th, ",5
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MANITOBA GOLF ANNUAL 'B5 25 Todd Fanning Tops Juniors
TODD FA NNING, Southwood 1984 Manitoba Junior Champion
Full of confidonce after w inning th e the 16-year·old Tom Relf from tho Collin s made the bes t move on tho provincial amateur championship two 8randon Wheat City club claimed the final day w ith a o n e~ve r - p 8 r 72, but it weeks earlier. Todd Fan ning had little runn e r ~ up spot with a par 72 at Bel wasn't enough to catch Fa nning. who troubl. adding tl1e 1984 Manitoba junior Acres, Greg Mcivo r of Dauphin, another settled for a 75 and his w inning totel of golf tit I. to his trophy case. , 16-yee r·old, shot 74 at Bel Acres and 292. Collins did catch Tresoor, who shot The 16-year·old Southwood swin ger Dan Racicot of Selkirk settled in with 74 73, to share th e runn er-up spot w ith fired 8 three·undor.. par 69 to clai m a at the per· 71 Selkirk course. 296, then Collins went on to win e three·stroke leed in the opening ro und As th e players switched courses for pl ayoff to win the 17-18 age group, with and never looked back 8S he finished the second roun d. Fanning slipped to a Tresoor the runn er-up. with a four-shot advantage in the fou r·over·par 75. but still managed to Fanning was easil y the w inn er in the 72-hole competition. stre tch his lead to four strokes as his 16-16 age group, followed by McMiliarn . Fanning had scores of 69 at Bel Acres closes t chasers fe ll by the w aysid e. who finished w ith 74 for 299. end 75-73-75 at Selkirk to finish with Another Brandon golfer, Ian Lo rimer, In the younger ago groups, played 292, four shots ahead of runners·up climbed into the runner·up position w ith ovar 36 holes, a pair of Southwood Glenn Collins of St. Charl es and Kon a one-aver-par 72 to go w ith an open golfers took the honors. Colin Drewe of Tresoor of Ross more, w ho tied w ith ing 76 for 148, four behind Fa nning's Southwood shot 156 to win the 13-14 296. Collins shot 75-74-75-72 whil. 36-hole total of 144. Relf slipped to 80 group, twO shots ahead of Darrell Roland Tresoor had 75-74-74-73. after his openin g 72 to drop into 11th of Oca la, Florid a. Andy Nemiroff of Next in lino came D ave McMillan of pl ace. Southwood shot 171 to take the 12-end· Rossmere with 78-72-75-74 for 299, Collins and Tresoor both shot 74 after under group, six shots better than defending junior champ ion David Whito opening with 76 and se ttled Into third Jeffery Lailey of Elmhurst. of Southwood with 77-73-79-74 for place at 149, followed by White, whose 30 3 and Elmhurst's Jason Groshek with 73 gave him a 160 total to tie with 79-76-76-74 for 305. McMillan end Se lkirk's Dea n Iwanoczko, JUNIOR TEAMS Fanning's 69 w as the only sub·par w ho both had 78-72. For the first time, two additional round of tho event and it provid ed his Fanning 's two-over-par 73 was th e rounds were playod at St. Charl os w inning marg in early. Three young best SCOre of the third round et Selkirk following the junior championship to golfers from rural Manitoba provIded the and it allowed him to stretch his lea d to determine the makeup of tho provin cial closest competition on th e first day as six strokes going into the final round. junior team over a six-round route. Tresoor shot 74 to take Over the White made the big move at St. runner-up position alone. Collins shot 75 Charl es as he shot four·under·par 68 Former Junior winners to settla into third pl ace and McMillan and one·under par 71 for a 139 total to listed on page 30 had th e same scora to mOve into fourth gain 8 berth on the team, taking over place. third spot. 26 MANITOBA GOLF A NNUAL 'B5 Manitobs's junior provinci81 golf t88m for 1984 was comprised of, left to right: Glenn COl/illS of St. Charles, David White of Southwood, non-playlng c8ptain Jim Bristow of th e MGA. Todd Fanning of Southwood and Ken Tresoor of Rossmore. As oxpocted, Fanning led the way Also named to the Manitoba tea m for singles matches and leave both teams with a six ·round total of 436 after that ovenl were 14 -year-old Colin Drewe with eig ht wins. shooting 70·74 144 at St. Charl es. of SouthWOOd. 15-year-old Brian Burn s This year's M anitoba·Minnesota Collfn s shot 73-72 ovor his home course of Drydon, Ont .. and 16·year·old Blair matchos will be playod Aug. 7·9 at to retain socond spot with 441. only one Nea l of Kildonan Park. • M oorhead, Minnesota. ahead of White. Tresoor noodod 78 76 The M anitoba team finished third in but had no trouble holding down tho competi ti on at Richmond , 16 strokes CANADIAN JUNIOR fourth spo t on th e provincial toam with bahlnd British Columbia and Alberta. At the Canadian Junior and Juvonile a total of 448. The B.C. lOam won after a playoff. The noxt four players ea rned the right championships and intorprovl nclal team BlIrns led the M ani tobans with to join the four leaders for the Manitoba matches at Moncton, N.B. at the end of 77·83· 78 - 238, McMillan shot Minnosota matches ond those four posi August, the Manitoba team had the third 84·80·79 - 243, Drewe had 88·80·76 tions wont to Jeff Zyloway of 5 1. best score of the second day, but Boniface with 454, Jason Groshak of - 244 and Neal shot 85·85·87 - 257. couldn't recover from a bad first round Elmhurst with 455 and Rob Anderson In tho M anitoba-Minneso ta matches. and finished sixth. British Columbia won and Kevin Baker, both of St. Charl os and played In August at Breezy 8end, ttiere by 10 stroke s over Ontario. both with 456. was a tie for the first tim e in th o fou r· Brent Franklin of B.C. was also 8 Davo McMillan of Rossmore, who year hi story of the eve nt, which was run away winner of the junior champion shot a pair of 79s at 5 1. Charles, just won twice by Manitoba and once by the ship and M anitoba champion Todd missod out in th e tea m play with a total Minnesotans in th e pas t. Far1ning was the best of th e M anitoba of 457, but he was chosen as one of the Tho M anitoba squad jumped into a players, finishing strong with two 719 for 15-year-old players for the Wes tern lead, winning six of tho eight matches e 297 totel. It left him seventh ove rel! Canada junior men's team matches on the opening day. but the U.S. players and in the runner-up spolln the Juvenile played in August at Richmond, B.C. bou nced back to win six of the eig ht (Continued on page 281
GLENN COLLINS COLIN DREWE ANDY NEMIROFF 17-18 group winner 13-14 group winne! 12·nnd-under winner MANITOBA GOLF ANNUAL ' 85 27 JUNIORS (Continued from page 271 competition for the second straight year. David White was one shot behind Fanning and tlad for 11th place, while Glenn Collins finished et 301, tied for 21st. Eloven Manitobans competed at Moncton and oight of them made the cut of the low 60 and ti es who scored 155 or better after two round s. The other Manitoba golfers pl aying (our round s were Tom Relf of Brandon, who shot 307, Rob Officer of Rossmore, 310, Kevin Bokor of St, Chorlos, 312, Jamie Bri stow of Broezy Bend, 315, and Rob Andorson of St, Charles, 320,
JUNIOR INTER-CLUB Teams from St, Charles Country Club and the Brandon Wheat City Golf Club claimed tha honors In junior inter-club competition in August at Trenscona Golf City Junior Inter-Club championship te8m: Glenn Collins, M ike Millsrd, Kevin B8ker Dnd Rob Anderson of St, Charles Countrv Club, Club The St, Charles team got one-over-par In not sc oring, Oakvicw led the w ay 12th time th e juni or developmen t pro 72s from Glenn Collins, Kevin Baker and with 257 followed by Breez y 8end with gram was at th at location. Michael Millard end a 75 from Rob 268, Anderso n to post a total of 291, six It also marked the last time at Shilo, shots better th an Southwood to top 15 MUNDIE PU TTER at leas t for th e time baing. Because of toam s from city clubs, Nineteen junior golfers took part in the accommoda ti on difficulties over the The Brandon foursom e won a one 1984 Mundie Putter Lea gue schedule past few seasons, it was decided to halo pl ayoff over Oauphin to top 10 over on elght-wae k period and the MGA seek oth er fac ilitie s. toams from rural clubs. Both teams had Junior loam finish ed second in th e B As a res ult, thor. will be three ph ases finished with 313, one shot ahead of division, then lost to Elmhurst, th o A for th e MGA junior development pro defending champion Selkirk , Brandon di vision winner, in th e qu arterfin als. gram thi S year - a camp for rural golfers won the playoff with a total of 15 to Th e second-place finish made th o July 2-5 at Carman, a clinic for city Dauphin's 18, tea ", eligible for pro moti on to tho A golfers later In July at John 8lumberg, Tom Ralf lad tha Brandon team with division for tho 1985 seaso n and , on the and a camp for the elite junior pl aye rs 73, Ian Lorimer added 78, Chris Cading ba sis of th e performance of the players July 1-4 at Hec la Island , shot 80 and Dan Cristall had 82, For still elig ibl e, it was decided the team Dauphin, Greg Mcive r led the way w ith should compete in the A di vision in At last yea r's ca mp, CPGA of Mani 73, Derri ck Kabel shot 77, Scott Snitka 1985 to allow the young golfers to gain toba professionals Harry Brotchie and had 81 and Rob Damsgaa rd had 8 2, • experience against top pl ayers. John Isaac providod the instruction with Todd Fa nning, who shared low the MGA's Rick Thain working w ith Individual honors for the day with Dea n J UNIOR CAMP Brotchi e on a rul es seminar. Goodbrandson of Pin. Ridge with one There wore 29 boys - 10 from rural Davo M cMillan of Rossmere w as under-par 70, w as the Southwood areas and 19 from city clubs - at the w inn er of the fin al day tournament, leader. with Dav id White contributing Crown Life Junior Golf Camp held July while Grog Beaudin of St. Charl es won 73, Tim Stone 75 and Colin Drewe 79, 3-6 at Shilo Golf and Country Club, the th e putting contest and Jeff Burden of Charl eswood won tho chippi ng contest. The 29 attending the 1984 ca mp at Shilo were: Rural golfers Marty Burgess and Chri s Collins of Shllo, Myron Cornel son and Barry Kehler of Altona, Ted Cmitrowskl of Plnawa, Greg Mciver of Dauphin, Chris Olafson of Morden, Randall Sawatsky of Steinbach and Jim West and Myles Zyblock of Selkirk: and city golfers Jamie Bri stow and Geoff Mcintyre of Breezy Bend, Jeff Burden and Bob Rud ick of Charl eswood, Colin Drewe and Mike Derksen of Southwood, Dave McMillan and Dave Strick of Ross mere, Jim Scollan and M ark Szewczyk of Elmhurst, Greg Beaudin of St. Charl es, Darren Garn eau of Transcona, John Haneslak of Harbour View, Darrln Jea nson of St, Boniface, David Lecuyer of Assinibolne, Bill McNeill of Nlakwa, Robert Taylor of Rural Junior Inter-Club chBmplonship te8m: Chris Coding, Tom Relf, Don Cristall Klldonen, Scott Thain of Wildewood and 8nd Ian Lorimer of the Wheat Cirv Golf Club, Brandon. Bart Todd of John Blumberg , 28 MA NIT08A GOLF ANNUAL ' 8 5 •
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The Delta Winnipeg is pleased 10 off er spe(:ial golf 'oumamen' rales during 198J, Margot D. Lockhart Aceou m e ~ ~ ul hle Past Winners of Manitoba Junior Golf Championships Year Winner SCOt" Runner-up Scoro Course and Vonu. 1942 Emllo Boauchemln .. ".,.".,"',...... ,."., ... ,',.,." ...... ,"',." .. ,... . . 72 Tu)(edo G,C. 1943 Bill BraINn ...... , .. ,."." .. , .... , .. , ... , .. ,',., ,., .. "...... 80 Tu)(edoG,C. 1944 Cam Millin .. , ...... , ..... , ... ,',.,.,. , .. "...... "...... •... .. , .. , .. ,..... 78 Tu)( odoG,C. 1945 BlllyAoV .... , ...... ,...... ,'" ...... ".... 75 TU .II edOG.C. 1946 Oon Gardner ." ...... , .... "."."...... , , .. , , . , , . , . , , , ...... , . , 72 Tuxedo G,C. 1941 Billy Roy .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,.. , ... "",,...... 152 TuxedoG.C. 1948 Don Howe ...... ,., .... , .. ,...... ,...... 149 Southwood G,C. 1949 Don Gardner ...... ,.,.... • ...... ,...... , ... , .. , , ...•...... , ...... ,.. . . . 148 Tuxedo G.C. 1950 Ken Toland ..... ,' .....••...... •.• . • , . ,...... • •...•..•...... 151 Tu )(OOo G.C. 1951 Jim Doyle ...... , .. , ... , ..... ,.... • .... ,.. .•...... , ...... 148 Tu)(edo G.C, 1952 Tom McDougall .. , ... , .•..... ,...... , .... , ...... " ...... ,.,.,. ' .. 148 Tu )(e(toG.C. 1953 Alan Patterson ...... ,...... •...... ,.,...... 149 Southwood G.C. 1964 George Knudson ...... , .. , ...•. , .. ,.... .••.. , ...... •...... 147 Southwood G.C. '965 George Knudson ... "...... • ...... ••...... ,...... ,., .. 143 Glendale G, & C,C. 1956 Don Atkinson ...... ,...... " .. ,...... •.. " ...... ,... , .. 156 Pine Ridge G,C. 1957 DonBoes ..... , ...... • ,...... 144 NiakwIl C,C. 1958 Don Atkinson ...... , ...... , .. , ...... ,.,...... ,., ...... , .. ,.,.".. •...... 167 GlendaleG. & C.C. 1959 BobOUnbar. NiakwaC.C...... ,...... ".,...... ,., 10and8 NiakwaC.C. 1960 Peter Bell. Southwood C,C, ...... , ... , ...... Sand 3 Wlldewood G.C. 1961 Jerry Moore. Southwood C.C...... , .. 2 Dnd ' St. Bonlfaco G.C. 1962 Jerry Moore. Southwood C.C••..•...... •...... Ken Fulton. Elmhurst ...... 3 and 2 Elmhurst O. & C.C. 1963 Jerry Harnevich. Pine Ridge ...... , ..•... , •.... " .. Gavin Speir• • A,slnlboine ...... 2 up Ro ••m ere G. /51 C.C. 1964 Terry More.... Southwood G. & C.C. , ... , .. , .. ,...... Norm FOISyth, 51. Boniface G.C.. .." ... ,., 6 and 5 Southwood G. & C.C. 1965 David Hill. :»outhwood C.C...... , .... ,...... ,Ross Ki lfoyle. Aaslnlboine G.C...... , 6 and 3 Breezy Bond C.C. 1966 David Hili. Southwood C.C.. , ...... , ..... , .... , ...... S teve Bannatyne, Rossmt"o G.C...... , ... 4 and 2 Bel Acres G. & C.C. 1967 Oevld Hili. Southwood G. & C.C...... , • ... , .... , ...... S t6vO BMnllryne. Rossmere G.C..•..• , •...... 2 and 1 Breozy Bend C.C. 1968 M . Braovac, Strathcona ...... •...... Mark Shulheck, Strathcona . . . .. " .... , ...... 5 and 4 Plno Ridge G.C. 1969 Mark Shushack, Strathcona ., ...... •...... G reg Pidlukl, Elmhurst. G. & C.C ...... 3 and 2 St. Boniface G.C. 1970 Dan Halldorson, Brandon G. &. C.C...... , ...... Jack Palmer. Stra thcona ...... 3 and 2 Elmhurst G. &. C.C. 1971 John Kropp. Niakwa C.C.....•...... 307 Go ry Kullman, Rossmere C,C, , .. , ...... •...... 308 S1. Charlet C.C. 1972 Craig Deardon, Elmhurst G. & C.C...... 310 Kevin Snoll, Elmhurst G. & C.C....• , •...... 311 Bol Acrel G. & C.C, 1973 Darrell McDonald, Niakwa C.C.... , ... , ~ .•...... 298 08'116 Stm en, Drydon G. & e.c...... 300 Bfeocv Bend C.C. Jim l U l.IrkO. Portag e la Prai rie G.C, .. , ...•...... 300 (Ba rrett won play-off on fourth hole) 197. Bill Parker. Nlakwa C.C...... " ...... 296 Matt Poteachuk, EIr'nhur$t G. &. C.C...... 302 Glendale C.C. 1975 Darrell McDonald, Nlakwa C.C...... 307 Matt POIOlChuk, Elmhu(ll G. & c.e .. ,.,., ... ,. 307 Elmhurst G. & C.C. (.udden death play off l al hole) 1976 Doug Howell, John Blumberg G.C... , ... , ...... 302 TerN Hashimoto, Breezy Bend C.C. .... , ...... 304 John Blum berg G.C. 1977 Peter Hayes, ROlSmOrO G. &. C.C...... 307 Barry Wood, Nlakwa C.C...... 310 Nial(wa C.C. 1978 Poter Hayel , ROlsmere G. & C.C...... 302 Darryl Currie. Southwood G. & C.C...... 303 Breozy Bend C.C. 1979 Todd Teplltskl, PInt; Ridge G. & C.C...... 295 Ken Chomyn, Elmhurst G. & C.C...... •. 301 ROlSmore G. &. C.C. 1980 Brion Baen , St. Boniface G.C...... 307 Glenn Duma. Nlakw& C.C...... 307 Bel Acrel G. /51 C.C (sudden death playoff. hI! hole) 1981 M arc Chamberland, Breezy Bend ... , ... , ..... 285 Ga rth Rohner, St. Boniface C.C.. , .. .. 290 Tr{Jn scona. C.C. 1982 Craig Klndrat. Salklrk G.c...... , ...... 286 Marc Chamberl and. Breezv Bond C.C. . .. 294 Rou mere G. & C.C. 1983 Oa vld Whlta. Southwood G. & C.C ...... 297 Glonn Colllnl, St. Cha rlos C.C...... 301 Pine Ridge C.C. 1984 Todd Fanning, Southwood G. & C.C ...... 292 Glenrl Collin. , St. Ch8rt Oli C .C, .. . 296 Selk irk G.C. Ken Treloor, ROlSmere G. & C C 296
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MANITOBA GOLF ANNUAL ·85 31 Past Winners of Manitoba Open Championships
Veur Win nOr Score Aunnur·u!) Score Course and Venue 193 1 Eric Bannister, SI. Charles C.C...... , ..... ,., ..... , .. , ...... , ... , ". 1932 R, J . Reith, Asslniboine G.C ...... , .. ,.,., ,., ...... 1933 Bud 00110..,81'1, Niakwa C.C...... , ., 146 'Art'h~; 'l~~d : SI, 'Ch&~ j es 'c.e: .'.' :.' .'.' .' . .' .'.' .'.'.'.'.' .' .' '1'Sri St. Charls!I C.C, 1934 R. J, Raith, Asslnlbolno G.C.. " "...... • . . . .. 142 Eric Bannlstor, S1. Charles e.c...... Elmhurst G.C, 1935 R. J. Rallh, Asslnlboine G.C ...... •.....• 152 C. L. Hodgman, 51. Charles C.C...... 165 Niakwtl G.C. 1936 Kasmir Zabowskl. Plno Ridgo G,C... ,.... 142 Ernie Pa lmer, Southwood G.C. , .. , ..... ,. . .. 145 Pine Ridge G.C. 1937 Arthur Land, 51 . Charl es C.C. " .... ,...... 151 Joo Land, St. Charles C.C...... St. Charles C.C, 1938 Kasmlr Zabowskl, Pine Ridge G,C. . . 138 Tom Ross, Regina G.C...... •. . ... 144 Elmhurst G.C. 1939 Kasmlr ZaOOwskl , Pine Ridge G C.... , •.....• 141 Joe Land, Pine Ridge G.C...... 160 Southwood G.C. 1940 Art Land, St. Charles C.C.... ".".,.,.".".,. 149 Charlie Reith, Tuxedo G.C...... , .. , ...... , 150 Nla""'a G.C. 1941 Allan B095. Southwood G.C...... " ....• , ..... 146 Bill Ezin ickl, St. Boniface G.C...... ,...... 147 Pine Ridge G.C. 1942 Gorhord KOr"lr'lody. 51 . Cha rles C.C . .... , .. ,., .. 141 Howard BeMoU, SOuthwood G.C...... 145 Southwood G,C, 19<13 Allan Boos. So uthw ood G,C, ...... 149 Chestor Luk05SWiOCl, Pine Falls G.C. .... 16 Nlakwa G.C. 1944 Allan Boos, Southwood G.C ...... 143 Ha rO ld Eldsvlg, Pine Ridge G.C. . 146 Southwood G.C. 1945 Claude Shacke", St. Bonllace G.C...... , . 76 Dan StaCk, Sudbury G.C...... , 76 St. CharlOI G.C. 1946 Joe Tachen, Elmhurst G.C. , .. , .. , ...•. , . 70 Harold Eidsvig, Pine Ridgo G.C ...... ,.. 75 Pine Ridge G.C. 1947 Harold Eldsvlg, Pino Rldgo G,C. 147 Joe Tachan, Elmhurst G.C. , ...... , ..... , ... . . Ni/:lkwa G.C. 1948 Allon Boes, Southwood G.C. . . . 149 HbrOld Eldsvlj'j, Pin e Ridge G.C...... 160 Assiniboine G.C. 1949 H8ro ld Elclsvlg, A!lSlniboine G.C. 142 Wallv Keep, St. Boniface G.C...... 143 Southwood G.C, Jim McKendry, St. Bonlfttco G.C ...... 143 1950 R. J. ROIth , Assh,lbolne G,C ...... 218 M ike Pidlaskl, SI. Bonifa ce G.C...... 227 St. Charles G.C. Dobby Folr, Scarboro, Toronto ...... 227 1951 Joo Tachen, Elmhu rst G.C. . .. 219 R. J. Rellh, Assinlboine ...... 22 1 Pine Ridge 1952 Harold Eidsvig, Niakwa G.C...... ", Mike Pidlaski, St. Bonifa ce G.C. . . 223 ElmhUlst G.C • 1953 Len Harvoy St. Ch8rles G.C. " 226 Bill Thom50n, Pt. Arthul G.C...... 227 Niakwa G.C. Coce Chustor, St. Boniface G.C.... , ...... 227 1954 Lon Harvev Assinibolne G C ...... 220 8111 Newman. P0l'1ag8 la Prairie .....•...... 221 Glendale G.C. 1955 Harold Eidsvig, Niakwa C.C...... ,. .... 221 AI Bald ing. Toronto ...... ". 221 Nlakwa CC. (The above tie was plavud o ff and Eidsvlg won on the 19th w ith a 3 against Balding's 4.) 1956 I:v. Stual1, Dululh ...... , , ...... ,. 284 Oannv Slack, Glendale C.C. """ , .•• , •..••.•• 286 Southwood C.C. (This was a 72·holo competition ) Frank Wllloy, Edmonto n •.••.... , , ...... , .... 286 1957 Joo Tachan. Elmhu rst G.C ...... ,.,,...... 213 Jim Dovle. Sandy Hook ...... 214 Glendale G.C. Geo Knudson. Southwood G.C.....•. ,.,.,.,. 214 1958 Goo. Knudson, Oakdale G.C .• Toronto ...... 210 Lvle CriJwford, Vancouver ., ...... , ... 2 11 Nlakwa C.C. 1959 Geo, Knudson. Ookdalo G.C., Toronto ...... 211 Will Homenuik, Sandy Hook G.C, ... , , .•...... • 212 Elmhurst G. & C.C. 1960 GOO. Knudson, O&kdsle G.C., To ronto ..... ,.,. 210 Wllf Homenulk, Glendale G,C. , ...... 212 51. Charlas C.C. 1961 W ill Homenuik, Glendale G.C ... , ...... , ... 211 Ted Homenulk, Aossm ere G.C. '.'.'.' .. '.".,. 216 Pine Ridge G.C, 1962 Alvio Thompso!'t Toronto .. , ...... , ...... , 217 Henry MOl'1ull, Hlghlltnds G.C., Edmonton ...... 218 Pine Ridge G.C. 1962 Davton Olson, Minneapolis , ...... , .. ,... . 213 Al vio Thompson, "To ronto . ... , ...... , .... 213 Southwood G. & C.C. (The above tie was won by Olson on thO 55th ho le) 1964 Alvis Thompson, WhltuvolO, Of){ ...... 212 M oa Norman, Toronto ., ...... , 216 Pine Ridge G.C. 1965 M oe No nnBlI, To ronio ...... , ...... , ... ,. '08 Will Homenulk, Bel Acres , . . 210 Elmhurst G. & C,C. 1966 M oo Normun, Toronto ...... 212 Len HarvtlV , ..... ,...... 213 Glendale C.C. 1967 M oo Norm an , Toronto . . . , .... , . . . . 20 1 E, M. Shor1rldge, 5 t. Pau l ...... 201 Elmhurst G. & C.C. (TIe won by M oe Norman) 1968 Alvie Thompson. Toronto ...... 213 Bill Wright Jr., EdmontOn ...... 220 Bel Acres G. 1\1 C.C. Bill Waktlham. Victoria , .•.•...... , ...... 220 1969 M lkO Roasor. CalifornIa ,." .. ",..,.,., ...... , 209 WaYlie Vollmer, Vancouver 210 BreelY Band C.C. 1970 Gary Pitchford, Toronto 211 George Shortridge. 51. Paul 213 Pine Ridge G.C, 197 1 John Elliott Jr" Florida ... ,' .. 210 Moe Norman, Gilford . , . , , . 210 Rossmere G. & C,C. (TIe won by John EWoll Jr.) 1972 Will Homonuik, W innipeg .. ,., 211 AI KIOllln8n. SOUlh Afl ice ...... 713 Glendale C.C. John Morgan. Victoria ... . 213 John Ellio" Jr.. Florida . .. .. 213 1973 Gar Hamll1on, TorOnto . .... 212 Moe No rman. TOlonto ..... , 21 2 Nlakwa C,C, bTie won b~ Hami1ton on ','s't' hoici 1974 III Topo, itchcnOl. Ontario ... , ..... 211 Wolttlr Owon, Bel nhlda Dunes, Cal. .. 211 St. Charles C.C . (Tie won by Tape on 1st hole) 1975 Ed Byman, M exico ...... 208 Wilf Hom enuik, Winnipug .. " .... ,. .,... 211 Breezy Bend C,C. 1976 R. Ehrmanntraut. W . 5 1. Paul, U S.A . , 211 T. Kendall, Auckland, N.Z .. . ,', ... , ,., 215 Sandy P8Hltson. Brantford, Onto ...... 215 1977 Dan Hallc1 orson. Douglas, M an .. . 208 Ravmond Thompson. Philadolphla, Ponn, . , .... 209 Ro&sm()rt1 G. & C.C. 1978 Dan Halldorson, Shilo, Man ... 21 T. More, Elmhurst G, & C,C .. WlnnlpoO ... , .... 215 Pine Ridge G.C. 1979 Jerry Anderson. Scarborough. ant: 212 Grog Pldlaskl, Toronto. Ont ...... 214 Glendale G. & C.C. 1980 Bob Cox. Richmond, B.C..... ". . 210 Jony Anderson, Scarborough, Ont. . . . 211 Pine Ridge G.C. Terry Hashimoto. 51. Charlos C.C. ,.. 211 1981 Dan Croor' Qv lst. St. PaUl. Minn. 207 Dar' Ha lldorson. Sh11 0 , Mon...... 211 Brocu v Bond. C.C. 1982 Kall y Murray, VanCOuver , ...... 2 18 Rav StewArt. M iSSion , B.C, . 21 a Elmhurst G. & C.C . ITla won I)y MurrAy M 2nd holel 1983 Dan Halldora on, Brandon ...... , .... , 201:1 S COII Knapp, Sramptan. 0,,1...... 2 12 Ro.. m ero G & CC . 1994 Dnn Hnfldorson, Brandon .. , . , ...... 208 Sandy Harpor, Nanaimo, B.C. , ...... 20B Nlu kw u C.C. ITle won bV Hl:llldl'lI 80r' on 1 51 hole)
Past Winners of Jack Blair Match Play Event
V•• t W lnn.r Scor. Runn. r-up CoUI'H Ind Venue 1974 Jim King, Elmhurst G. & C.C ...... " "". ' " ." 3 to 2 Harry Brotchi • • Blumberg G C .... , , .. , •. ,,,. ,., ...... ,51. Chlrl.1 C.C. 1976 Jim OOvl', Elmhurlt G, & C.C ...... " ...... 1 up Terry Mor., Southwood G, & C,C. " •. " • • , •. • ' ., .• •.•... . ,St. Chlr1es C.C. 1976 Don McNeill, Nlekwe C.C...... ,., ... , .... "., 3 &, Bruce North, Clrmln G,C...... , . , . , 51. Charlel C,C. 1977 David Kruclk, Elmhurst G. &. C.C .. , ..... ".,." 4 & 3 AI Brownridge, Elmhurll G. & C.C ...... •..•... , . .•...... Nlakwa C.C. 1978 Gary Kullman, Rossmere C,C . .... , ...... 4 & 3 Oon M cNeill, Nlalcwa C.C ...... , ..... Southwood G, &. C.C, 1979 Gary Kullman, Elmhurst G. & C.C .. , .. , ..... , .. 2 up Bing Sheerer, Bel Acre. G. & C,C...... 51. Chlrles C.C. 1980 Ken Chomvn, Elmhurst G. & C.C...... •... , .. , up Bob Dunbar, St. Cha rlel C.C ...... ,., .. Pine Ridge G.C. 1981 8111 Parker, Breezy Bend C.C...... •... . ,. 4 & 3 Bob Ounber, St. Boniface C,C, ...... " •..... ' •..... , .. Breezy Bend C.C. 1982 Bill Parkor, Br06l Y Bond C.C ...... , ..... 3 &. 2 Terry Hashi moto, St . Chorl os C.C ...... , ...... Nlakwa C.C. 1983 TerlY Huhh'noto, St . Charles C.C .... , ...... 1 up Bob Dunbar, St. Chl.ltl08 e.c ...... Elmhurst O. So C.C. 19B4 Ron Willon, Breezy Bend C,C ...... 2 & 1 David White, SOuthwodd G . & C.C. , .... , ... , .. , ...... ' Olin Blumberg 32 MAN1TOBA GO LF ANNUAL '86 Southwood Golf and Country Club August 15,16,17, 18, 1985
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Supplement To MANITOBA GOLF ANNUAL '85 S I Although Southwood Golf and Country The current course record is 64, established several years Club was designed and built over sixty ago by myself, so it will be interesting to see if a new one y ars ago it has kept pace with changes will be set. The key to scoring well on Southwood lies with in the game by making alterations to the par 35 and th ree of the par 4s. The par 55 will provide sev raThol es over an extended period. good birdie and eagle opportunities but the winner will be While relatively short by modem standards, the player who does not give those shots back on the par 3s. the combination of fairways ribboned Let me take you on a tour of the 1985 Manitoba Open site. with 2·3" rough, new elevated greens, several hundred newly planted trees and a lake between the II th and 18th holes, should make for a challenge sumcient to determine a worthy champion.
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HOLE 1st 320YardPar4
Depending on wind and where the tee markers are set some of the long hitters.may go over the grov of trees in an attempllo drive the green. The smart player though will hit a tee shot straight out to the comer, leaving a wedge TIMEX or 9 iron to the green. It is not a dimcult starting Committed to the future of hole but many a bogey will be made by making an professional golf in Canada. error in judgement on the tee shot.
S2 Supplement To MANITOBA GOLF ANNUAL '85 HOLE 2 nd 455 Yard Par 4 c~ The longest par 4 on the course, this hole tests the player by combining length with accuracy. Hitting the tee shot on the fairway is a must in order to have a chance at getting on in regulation. Missing the green to either side will require a very delicate pitch to the narrow portion of the 1986 green, a green which is very fast. Canadian PGA ManuJije Senior Pro Championship- Southwood G&CC
HOLE 3 rd 205 Yard Par 3 • The first of Southwood's par 3s the third hole gets interesting around the green. There is a ridge running down the middle of the green lengthwise and this nell can present some difficulty, moreso when playing a pitch or chip shot. The one area the player wants to avoid most is ~ '...... ~ . going over this green. The rear bank is quite steep and the trees ® Registered Trademark of RCA In c. are very close.
HOLE 4 th 532 Yard Par 5
XEROX SERVICE A legitimate 3 shot hole for all but the longest hitters. It is important to drive the ball in the CENTRE fairway because an easy second shot will leave a short pitch for a possible birdie. However, if the tee shot finds trees, X I.ROX 1)1:1 n: tll ... ll.'n:lI trtHJcmurk 01 right or left, the recovery shot will mean a middle or long XI.R OX O RPORA110N. u"J oy XI·ROX CANA DA INC iron third. The green is not large so this sets up the possible ..... J n.'~ I 'h:rl.'~1 u .. a bogey.
Supplemont To MANITOBA GOLF ANNUAL '85 . S3 HOLE 5 th 180 Yard Par 3
An excellent par three, the players will be hitting mid to long irons. The large bunker guarding the fron t len forces the golfer who can't hit the high long iron to hit a tee shot right to len and it's difficult to hold the green with that kind of sho t. There is a ridge that runs across the green and the first third of the putting surface slopes to the fron t significantly. A long putt can prove to be quite a challenge.
H OLE 6 th 428 Yard Par 4
An excellent driving hole as the landing area for the tee shot is quite tig ht. The green is ti ered at the right rear and it is im portant to hit the approach shot to the same tier as the hole. Otherwise it can be an in teresti ng ~BEAVER putiing contest. LUMBER COMPANY LI MITED
HOLE 7 th 478YardPar5
A relatively short par 5 this hole should give up some eagles. If it is playing into the wind the two fairway bunkers short of the green will force players to make a decision : lay up I NR'AI'L on the second shot or go for it. Ther is out of bounds right behind the green so if the hole plays down wind that Leading the way. becomes a consideration. One ollhe e N Group Of Compan ies ,
IX S4 Supplement To MANITOBA GOLF ANNUAL '85 HOLE 8 th 383 Yard Par 4
This medium length par 4 will reward a good tee shot with a possible birdie but anything to the right otT the tee is trouble. The ideal tee shot is right of centre so the player can look at the enti re green. Coming in from the left forces the golfer to carry the large bunker guarding the left front corner. The green is deceiving in length so a great many approach shots will come up short.
HOLE 9th 152YardPar3 This final hole on the fron t nine has one of the l at~e r greens on the course so club selecti on is important. The golfer must guard against leaving the tee shot out to the right as the bank drops down to the river. If the club selection on the tee shot is uncertain it is best to be long. Tha t leaves a relatively simple chip shot and a good chance at making par.
HOLE 10th 253YardPar4 This shQrt par 4 should SUI' render many birdies but there will be lots of bogies as well. For those who attempt to drive the green the margin of error the is small. Those who choose to lay up with an iron otT the tee must position the tee shot care ay fully. A large elm tree guards the front of the green so the tee shot must be placed far enough to the right to permit • a pitch shot to the pin. A tee aramlS shot that is long will be blocked by the trees on the right side of the green.
Supplement To MANITOBA GOLF ANNUAL '85 S5 HOLE II th 320 Yard Par 4
An excellent positional hole this par 4 requires a tee shot to be positioned slightly left of centre on the fairway just short of the water. Most of the golfers will hit fairway woods or long irons off the tee. The kidney shaped green is quite undulating and has a number of subtle breaks. It is important to get the ba ll up high on the approach shot in order to carry the bunker S Silverwood and mound guarding the front of the green.
HOLE 12 th 350 Yard Par 4
The landing area for the tee shot is quite narrow so care must be taken. Given a tee shot in the fairway this is an excellent birdie hole although the green is quite flat, INN making judgement of distance on the approach shot some· Official hotel of the Manitoba Open, what triCky.
HOLE 136 Yard Par 3 This is the shortest of the par 3s on Southwood but 13 th it doesn't yield as many birdies as one might expect. The green is quite large and rolling making club selection the key. There will be a surprising number of bogies on this hole, primarily made by those who were thinking too much about birdies.
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S6 Supplemen t To MANITO BA GOLF ANNUAL '65 HOLEI4 th 395 Yard Par 4 XEROX SERVICE CENTRE The 141h hole will reward Ihe well placed tee shot with a short iron for a possible birdie. \ 1 HO\ .,.j r~' )<:"l nn l tr .. J ~ I1l .lIk 01 \ 1 RO'\ <:ORI'ORA IION. u '~' ll hv There is no trouble in front of the green and the green XI RO '\ CANA DA I NC itself is not 100 Iricky. The lee shot is the key, Ihough. The , 1\ ,I r ~'j,! I , t "' I\ ' d U \l'r rough alon\:l lhe left is very tough so a "good" miss should favour the fight side.
HOLE 15 th 437 Yard Par 4
It is imperalive 10 keep the lee shol in the fairway here if the player is going 10 have a chance at hilling the green in regulation. The long hillers will be able to carry an iron in over the bunker guard ing Ihis small /lat green. The shorter hillers will be forced to playa wood shot 10 Ihe left corner of the pUlling surface or play to get up and down from DEL_ near the green. There won't be a 101o f 3s On Ihis hole. REAL ESTA TE LTD.
HOLE 16th 213YardPar3
This hole requires a lee shot(usuallya long iron) thai comes in from le ft to right. The long bunker on Ihe righl side calches a 101of lee shots tha I don't draw. Those that do move right to left can end up in the le ft hand bunker.
Supplement To MANITOBA GOLF ANNUAL '85 S7 HOLE 17 th 503 Yard Par 5
This hole should see some exciti ng moments. With Old two good shots it is reachable, so the potential ror an ea!,lle exists. The long green slopes significantly to the rront so It is important on an approach shot to get all the way up to the flag. The green is protected by a pa ir orIarge bunkers and rough on the greenside slopes.
320 Yard Par 4
The finishing the hole is another that tempts ay those willing to take the risk. It is possible to drive the green but a hook ofT the tee will end • up in the pond to the len. The percentage shot is an iron across the corner of the trees leaving a short iron to the aramlS green.
With the finest players in Ca nada competing there will be @ some exciting golf played in this year's event. Given fho.;J reasonable weather I would predict a score or 200 ror 54 holes ( \0 under par) will win. By the evening of August brOilmostur 18 we will know. Gas Grills
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58 Supplement To MANITOBA GO LF ANNU AL '85 Past Winners of Manitoba Amateur Championships Ye.r Winner ~or. Runner·up Scor. Cours ••nd Venue 1922 1923 192' t ' {~l:r~{~l~~~~~~ :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: :: 1925 J, T, CUlhben, NoowoodG,C""""""""",." .. , .. ,. , .... ,' .",., ..... , .. , ...... , ... .. , .. , .... , ..... , ,.," ",., .. ", ... " "", ,., 1926 C. AOI'Sommervllle. l.Qndon Hunt ...... ,_ ..... , .... , ....• _.•....• _... ,_ ... , ...... , ...... ••• ,.,'., •.. , .• "", •. ,."".", .... ,.", .. 1927 C. L. Hodgman, Nlakwa G.C...... ,., ... " ...... , ..... _,_ ...... , .. ,., ...... " , .. '.,." . • . • • ,., .•. " •...... ,., ... . 1928 A. C. MacWiliiaml, Elmhur.tC.C.. , ... ,., .. , .... , ...• , ... , , .. , •.... ".,., .. ", .. ".,."." ... ,...... •...... "', .. 1929 A . A. Wolr, Nlakwa G,C"""""""""""""." "" ",. . .. ". , ..... , ...... , ... ,., .....•. , .0, ••••• " ••••• , ••• , •••• • •••••••••• , ••••• 1930 D. N. Arnon. AlslnlbolneG.C...... • , .•.... , ...... , ... , .... ,., ... ,., .. ".,.,.,., .. , •....• """ , •...... " .. ,', ... , .. 1931 1932 ~: ~ ' R':N~."A:.~~\~~~G~·.~ · .::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: :::::::: 1933 R. J. Reith. A'liniboine G,C... . , .... , ... , , .. , ... , .. ,."., .• C, L, Hodgrnan. St. Charles G,C, , .. , .. ,', ... ,.. . . , . , ...... Pine Ridge G.C. 1934 A , A, Wolr. Wlnnlpog Boach G,C, .,',.:., .... "., ...... Ernie Pelmer. Canoe Club G.C...... St. Charlol C.C. 1935 R, J. Reith, AsslnlboTne G.C...... D. J. Kennedy. St. Charles G.C . .. , , , .. , .' . , . , . , , . , , •. , . , . , .. ,Elmhurst G, & C,C, 1936 R, J, Reith. Assinlbolne G,C, . , .. , . , ...... Dave Arnott. Nlakwa G.C, ...... , .. , . , . , .. , , Wasogomlng G.C, 1937 R, J, Reith. Asalnlbolne G.C.. . .. , .. ,.,., A. A . Wolr. Winnipeg Boach .. ,...... ,.,." ..• ,.,.,.," Nlakwe C,C. 1938 Ernie Palmer. Southwood G.C... ,.,.,"",., ... , ., •.. "., •• J. Hopwood, St. Charles G.C...... •... , .... , Pine Ridge G.C. 1939 Ernie Palmor, Southwood G.C, , . . " .... , . ".,., 6 and 6 Art Johnson. Pine Ridge G.C. "., ... ,"",., .. ,' .,"',.,'" SI. Charlos C.C . 1940 Howerd Bennen. Southwood G,C. " ... ".".", 4 and 3 Erniu Palmor, SOulhwood G.C. .. ,., , . , , , , . , , , , " .. ,",.,.,' Elmhurst G. & e.c. 1941 Allen Boe•• Southwood G.C...... , ...... 8 and 6 BlII Ezlnlcki. St. Bonifaco G.C, ".".".,",." .... ,"' .. ,.,' SOLJ thwood G. & C.C. 1942 Howard Bonnell. Southwood G.C, , .. "., ... ",. 6 and 4 Allen B08S, Southwood G.C...... ,., Niakwa C.C. 1943 Allan Boel. Southwood G.C. ,.,',.,"", ...... 9 and 8 Bill Ezlnlckl , 51. Boniface G.C.. "".".,.,.,."., ".,"', .. , Southwood G, & C,C, 1944 Allen Boel. Southwood G.C, , ...... 3 and 2 Gao. Cotton, 51. Charles G. C, ., .. ,.,.,', .. ,., .... , ,.,." .. SI. Charles C,C, 1945 Charllo Woodl. Nlakwa G,C, . , ••• , . , , , . , .. , , , , . , 3 end 2 Allan Boes. Southwood G.C...... , .... , ... , .. , ... ,.,.,", .. Nlokwa C.C. 1946 Herold Eldavlg, Pine Ridge G.C, ..... , , .... , . , .. , 6 and 5 HOWard Bennett. Southwood G.e . , . , , . , ... , . , , ., " .... ,', .. Elmhut81 G. & C,C, 1947 Harold Eld.vlg, Pine Ridge G.C...... 3 and 2 Allan Boel, Southwood G.C. """""""""" ..• ,." ...• Pine Ridge G,C. 1946 AHen Boel. SOuthwood G.C...... , ...... , 2 and 1 Mlkc Pldlaskl. SI. Boniface G.C, , .. , , ... , •.. , .. , .. ,'".,,, .. St. Boniface G.C. 1949 Mlko Pidiliski. St. Bonifllce G.C...... 4 and 3 Bill BUdd, St. Boniface G.C. , .... , ...... " ..... ,., .. , , .. Niakwa C.C. 1950 Mike Pidleskl, St. Boniface G.C . ....•... , .. ,.,." 2 end 1 Bill Pidlaskl. 51. Boniface G.C...... , .... , ...... Elmhurllt G. & C.C. 1951 Bill Budd. St , Boniface G.C. , .• " . " , . , ' , .. , .. , . , 2 and 1 M erv Moxlev. Nlakwa G.C...... , .. ,. Southwood G. & C.C. 1952 M eN Moxley. Nlakwa G.C...... 8 and 7 Rov Kepron, Elmhurst G.C...... ' ...... , ..• Niekwa C.C. 1953 Roy Kepron. Elmwood G.C...... 6 and 5 Tom BIIIO I1 , Soothwood G.C...... Pine Ridge G.C. 1954 Jeck J&C()ba, Tuxedo G.C...... , ... , .. ,., ... 5 and 4 Poter King. SI. Charlos G.C...... ,., •.. , .• , .... " ...... SI , Charlos C.C. 1955 Rod McCulloch, MlinlbalM G.C... " ... " ..... 10 and 9 Sian Lucas, N lakwa C.C...... Elmhur.t G. & C.C. 1956 Wilt Homenu lk. Elmhurst G.C...... 7 and 6 Harry Critchley, Charlo5wood G.C... , .,' . , .• , ....• ,.,.". Glendale C.C. 1957 W lif Homenulk. Elmhurst G. C. . . . , ... 5 and 4 Ted Homcnulk. Elmhurst G,C. , , . , , , .. , . , , , . , .• , .. ,' •.. ,.". Pine Ridge G.C. 1958 OOn Gardner, Nla kwa C.C...... 6 and 4 Ted Homcnuik, Elmhurst . .... ' ", .• ", ... ,." •• ,., •• ,., .. elmhurst G. & C,C, 1959 Ron Fiddler, Sf. Bonlfact;! G.C. , , , . , 3 and 2 Too Homonulk. Elmhurst G.C. , .. ~ ...... , .. , , .. , ... ,.,', .. ,. Southwood G. & C.C. 1900 BI1I Pidlaskl, Elmhurst G.C...... , , . 9 and 8 Wallv Keep. Rossm6r6 G.C...... Glendale G.C. 1961 Tod Homonulk, ROtiSmOrfl G,C, , , . , ..•.... , . 37th hole Ron Fiddler, Elmhurst G,C...... , • , . , . , .. Elmhut.t G, & C.C. 1962 Ron Fiddler. Elmhurst G. & C,C. , .. , , , , ... , , , , , 9 and 8 Bill. Plnnlngur, Elmhurst G. & C.C. . , .... , .. , . Breezy Bend C.C. 1963 Bill Pldl81kl. Elmhurst G. & e.c. . ... 39th hole Kon Fulton, Elmhurst G. tit C.C, .,. , ..• , . , • , , • 51. Chllrles G, & C,C, 1964 Oon Alexander. Niakwa C.C...... , .. , , , 3 Dnd 2 Bob Robinson. Glendale C.C... , .. , , . , • , ..... , Nlakwa C,C. 1965 Barry M cKenzie, Ros!lmere C.C.. , , , . , ..•... , , ... 4 ar, d 3 Bohhv Dunbllr. Nlakwa C.C...... •..... , . SI. Bonlfaco G,C. 1966 Nick Mlckolkl, Elmhurst G, & C.C. , , . , , ...... , , , . 8 and 6 Randy Brekke, Rossmere G.C.. , . , , , .. , . , . , , , , I " ",',""" RossmOre G. & C.C. 1967 Terry Mote, Southwood G, & C,C, ".,.,."., .. ,, 5 and 4 Ken Redfern, Breezy Bend C.C, . . , ... ".,',.".,' ,." .. ,.", Southwood G. & C,C. 1966 Barry Chlpka, Rossmere G. &. C.C...... 6 and 3 Nick Mlckoskl, Elmhurlt G. & C.C. """"", .. ,' ",.,""" Rossmere G. & C.C. 1969 Ted Homenui'!,- Elmhur. t G. & C.C...... , , , . , .. , , 8 Dnd 7 R8nd l Chiurke , Bel Acres G. & e.c ...... Bel Acres G. & C.C. 1970 David Kruclk, t:lmhutlt G, & C.C, , , .. , , , , , , , . , . , . 4 and 2 Greg Pldlaskl. John Blumberg G.C...... , ,.,' , ,., .. ,'" Elmhurlt G. & C.C. 1971 Gory Kullman, ROllmere G, & C,C.. , ... , ... , .... 4 and 3 Ted Hornenuik, Elmhurst G. &. C.C.... ,.,""',., ,.,.,',.,., Breozy Bend C.C. 1972 Steve 8annatyne. Rossmore G. &. C.C...... 288 Hal Wilmering, Drydon G. & C.C.. " .. '" .,. 298 Pine Ridge G, & e ,c , In holes medal) 1973 Gary Kullman. Rossmere G. & C.C. .. ,., ...... 292 08vld Kruclk, EhnhUlsl G. & C.C...... 294 St. Boniface G. & C.C. Steve Bannatyne. RO lsmere G. & C.C. , ... 294 (Kruclk won plav.off on first hole) 1974 Steve Bannatyne. Rossmere G. & C.C...... 166 Barry McKenzie. Roumere G. & C.C, .... , ..... 294 ROllrnet6 G. & C,C. 1975 Jim Dovle. Elmhurst G. & C.C ...... 266 Mall POIOlChuk, Elmhurst G. & C.C. , ., .... , .. 288 Glendele c .e 1976 Gary Kullman. Rossmore G. & C.C...... ,, 296 R. Dunbal', SI. Chartes C.C...... 297 Glendale e .c , H. CrilchloV. Southwood G. & e.c ...... 297 J. Dovle, Elmhurst G. &. C.C...... 297 B. Parkor. Niakwa C.C... . , ... , .. ,., ., ... ,., .. , 297 1977 Ted Homenuik. Rossmere G, & C,C...... , .... , . 289 Darry Chll)ka, Rossmere G. & C.C...... 289 51. Cha rles e.c. (After playoff) 1978 Bill Purker. Elmhurst G & C.C. , , , , 299 Stove 88nn8tvne, 51. Charles C.C...... 299 Bol AcroB G. & C.C. (won shOt plav olf) 1979 8 11 1Park er. Elmhurst G. & e .c ...... 289 Torry M oro. Elmhursi. G, & C.C. , " """""'" 290 Elmhl!rs! G. & C.C, 1980 Craig Dearden, Glendale C.C. .. , 292 Turry Hashimoto. SI. Charles C.C . , ... , , , , , , . 292 Rossml3r43 G, & c .e . 1981 Dun Scunlon, BroolV DMd C C. ... 189 Terry Hashimoto, SI Charl es c.e ...... 292 Nlakwa C,C. Rick Blight. Vancouver 292 1982 Bill Parker , 8rOllzv Bend C.C. . , , 288 David Walch, Glendalo C.C", .• " " .. ," . 290 Glendale C.C. 1983 Ptlt Oovlu. Sundy Hook G.C. ., .. ". , 207 Gory Kullman, ROBS rTluru G. & e .c ...... 288 St . Cha rlo s C,C. 1984 Todd Fanning, Southwood G. & e ,c ... . 298 Gorv Kullman, ROB5mura G, & C,C. , .. , . , . , . 298 Breozv Bend e .c . Past Winners of Manitoba Senior Championships Vear Winner Scor. Runne, -up 800re CouI'M and Venue 1966 Jim McKendry, Nlekwa e.c ...... ,.,., .. , .. , 232 Allan Boel, Southwood G. & C.C...... 233 Pine Ridge G.C. 1967 Fred Adami, 51. Boniface G. & C.C, , ..... , , , , .. , 234 St. Boniface G. & C,C. 1966 AlI,n 808• . Southwood G. &: C.C...... 249 NI.kw.C.C. 1969 Lei Evanl, ROllmere C.C, ...... 241 SI. Chertel C,C. 1970 Bill Plnnlnger. Elmhur't G. & C.C ...... , .... ". 230 piieTro 'ikv, ' Kildo~i~ 'G : c :::::::::::::::::::::: '237 ROlSmere G. & e ,c . 1971 Jack G,rdner. Pine Ridge G,C..•••... ,., .. , .. ,. 220 Bill Pinning,,,. Elmhur.t G. &. C.C...... , •.. ,., .• 228 Soulhwood G, So C,C, 1972 Harry Critchley, Breezy Bend C,C ...... 216 Bill Plnnlnger. Elmhurlt G. & C.C, , .. ,., ... , .... 222 Soulhwood G. So C.C. 1973 H,rry Critchley. Breezy Bend G. &. C.C...... 22 1 Jeck Gardner. Pine Ridge G.C...... , ...... " . 227 Elmhurst G. & C.C. 197' Harry Crhchley. Breezy Bend G. & e.c...... 224 Bill Pinnlnger. Elmhurst G. & C,C.... , ....•..... 229 Soulhwood G, So C,C, 1975 Harry Critchley. Southwood G. & C.C...... 215 J.ck G.rdner. Pine Ridge G. & C.C...... 218 Soulhwood G. So C,C, 1976 Fred Ono, SI. Cherlel C.C. . .. , ...... ,., . .... , 222 H. Crltchlev. Southwood G. & C,C. , .. , ..... , .. ,. 225 Soulhwood G, So C,C, 1977 Bill Pidlllki. Elmhur.t G. &. c ,e, ..... , .... , ..... 226 Fred Otto. S1. Charles C.C...... , ... 231 Pine Ridge G.C. 1978 Bill Pldlalkl, Elmhurlt G. & C,C... , .. , ... " .. ,., 227 CaSi Tobin, Elmhurat G. & C.C.. , .. ,., .... , .,.,' 233 Elmhurlt G. & C.C. 1979 Hlrry Crltchlev. Southwood G. & c .e ...... 223 Barrie Sande,., C.rman G,C .. , . , , , , .. , . , . , . , . . , 230 Nlakwe G. &. C,C. 1980 Herry Critchley, SouthwOOd G. & C.C.• """',. 149 Bill Pldlalkl. Elmhurlt G. & C.C...... ,., .. ,.,.,. 150 Southwood G, It C.C, 1981 Smilev Meronek. SI. Charlel e ,c , ...• , ..• , . , " 230 Harry Critchley.Southwood G, & C,C...... , ••• " 233 Glend,le C.C. 1982 Gord Lenton, Plno Aldgo 8. Selkirk . , , , 222 0111 Pldloskl, Elmhurst G. & C,C.. , , .. , , 222 Prno Rldgu C,C. (Len ton won pluyotl on hi hole I 1983 Nick Mlckollkl. Elmhurst G. 81 C.C ...... 226 GOrd Lenton, PIne Rldna . 5elkhk ...... , ,229 Bol Acres C.C . Bill Pldluskl , rJmhwSI G. & C.C. . . , ,229 19B4 Smllev Meronek, St. Charles e ,c . . . 226 Nick Mickollkl, E lmh ~ lr st G. a. e.c .. ... , , 22 9 Elmhur.1 G. & e .c . MANITOBA GOLF ANNUAL ' 85 33 FUTURE MEMBERS Pros provide many programs for juniors
By Harry Brotchl. President, CPGA of Manitoba
Members of tho Canadian Professional Golfers' Associa tion have a great interest in Junior Golf. The Associati on's goal Is to introduce as many youngsters as possible to golf. " the game of a life-time", and through those efforts enSure an oxciting future for the sport. HARRY BROTCHIE CPGA Professionals at public facilities offer instruction ooch Harbour VI'ew Golf Course yoa r to juniors whose parents do not belong to priva te clubs. have the opportunity to experience th e joys that the game Those lessons Of 0 hold ea rl y in the season, usually before can bring. school ends. and provide an intrOduction to the game for Club Professionals at pri va te clubs have always offered a interested youngsters. variety of junior programs, including sw ing lessons, clinics and CPGA mombers also hold clinics oach yea r at rnLlnicipal golf rules seminars. These programs havo produced some fine fa cilities that do not have professionals. Those clinics provide players and many Iif e ~ l o n g club membo rs, an ex posure to the game to juniors who otherwiso might not Professionals hove always been eager to participate in junior golf camps, rural clinics and pro-junior events. The es tablishment of a National Junior-J unior Program ea rli er this yea r by the CPGA marks an exciting entry into a now area of junior golf. The Junior-J unior Program is a nation wide program gearod to youngsters ages 4 to " in an attempt Unplayab.le lie. to start them in golf at an ea rlier ogo. The program comos complete with national press releases, a cl ub appeal to ensure that equipment is available for the juniors and an es tablished program for players at this age. All Juniors participating receive T-shirts, ca ps and partici pation certifica tes, but, more importantly. gain a valuable introduction to the game and the chance to fulfill the drea m of a child at. that age".the opportunity to actually hit rea l golf ball s on 0 rea l golf course l So, the nex t time yo ur club professional is busy giving a Junior Clinic or you see a little tyke strut by w ith a golf bag slung ovO r his shoulder ... smile and remembe r that these yo ungsters are the members of the future and th e future of the game.
Tnnl' up 'r'ouge'. p(lrloci II" 1811me! In every ,nund yn' 1\ • a.mo,. unpillyab.ti 'or m.,"y ~o ltor. Th"y Ikull Ihe olin CANADIAN PROFESSIONAL GOLFERS ' ASSOCIATION They s~y " T'"ily whll! It S IJmtmlrtl!lS MANITOBA ZONE lng, an(lilit no' 'flUC'1 lun I. onen' ynur portne,I " havl'll,! hili IJluOlemi OU Ihll BOARD OF DIRECTORS Ifill , u\l\ltl81 he tee hi" goll Pl ot!! .., onal 101losson! And conlH1el IIln.. on youl · President - Harry Brotchie (H arbour View Golf Course ) Itlil [v"n Oet 'el Ol)ltms can Il~ tl@lped Vice-President - John Isaac (Tu xedo Golf Course ) Directors - Chick Duncan (Ni akwa Country Club) Tom Kinsman (Southwood Golf and Country Club) Gorry Morri ssey (R ossmore Golf and Country Club) Laurie Pi erce (Elmhurst Golf and Country Club) Jim Steep (Gl endale Country Club) ~ANAOIAN PROFESSIONAL GOLFERS' ASSOCIATION, Past President - Sandy Paterson (Breezy Bend Golf end Country Club) Executive Director - Jim Mayer (H ecla Golf Courses ) 34 MAN ITOBA GOLF ANNUAL '85 AieKllnOer, Nor""",J - F.IlIa, Ken J _ WInnipeg, Mlln lDcke, Gary- WlnnlpeQ, Man WInnIOeg. Man F,-, M>ert W - Winnipeg, Man l.DweI'y, Hugh- Winnipeg, Man ilt Allen, MI'k- Wlnnlooa, Min Filld. NorINn W - WlnnlOeo, Man Lowty, KIn 0 - Btan
'Two HQIe. ·ln-One ScOl"Od In 1064 Thanks to all the Golfers. The Molson Hole·ln·One program is operated In co-operatlon with the Society for Crippled Children and Adults of Manitoba and the Manitoba Golf Association. MOLSON eM)
MANITOBA GOLF ANNUAL '85 35 FERTILIZING During the se ason, tiny light colored pell ets are occasion· Su perintendent oily seen on greens and toes. These are fertilize r or fungicide granuals. Yea rs ago, fertilize r was applied in a quick ro lcase form, w hich had to bo watered In immediately in order to avoid has variety burning U, e turf. Due to technological improvements in fertilizers in th e past few yea rs, a slow release form is now widely used of duties which doesn't burn when appliod prop erly. It may bo visible for a day or two, so its disruption Is short·lived. By Jock B. Lubinski SYRINGE GR EENS President, With the adve nt of modern irrigation systems, many Golf Course Superintendents Association of Manitoba superintendents syringe greens and lees in the day during hot, dry wea th er that is, putting on a light wateri ng 01 As soon as the snow bogins to melt and th e frost starts t wo or three minutes during mid afternoon. coming out of the ground, the golfers want to be out on the For shortly-mowed turf, such as on greens and too s, the golf course. Generally, golf COurse superintendents don't sun actuall y hea ts the soil and turf to a poi nt w here plan ts all ow this because at this time the ground bocomes very begin to w ilt. By ap pl ying a light coat of cool wator. th e soft from snow melting and the ground th awing out. plant has tho opportunity to recuperate and survive anothor Walking on tho turf at this time can result in foot printing. hot day. compaction end permanent damage to the turf, w hich has alroady had to survive our sovore winter. SPRAYING Once pl ay has res umed, many suporintondents may leave Occasionall y. golfers will notico a person from the e fow greens out of pl ay for the first w hile. This may be grounds staff oporating a mechanical sprayer. On fairways because the green is stili soft due to its loca tion or because and in tho rough, it would likoly be for weeds, but on greens it sustained severe winter damage. Leaving it out of play w ill and teos it would be for a totall y different reason - to apply speed l IP the recovery of that green, fungicides. A winter-damaged green, if played on, could easi ly take The shortly-mowod turf. high fertility and frequent tw ico as long to recuperate than a gree n w hich is ke pt out of play for a short peri od . irrigation on gree n and tees unfo rtunately creates an ideal environment for fungus disease. To prevent the turf from being damaged by the so diseases. they must be treBled A ERATION In late spring, a projoct which may be hard to understand w ith a fungicide. Without spraying, an outbreak of th e disease could easily from the golfer's point of view is aerating. A superintendent will ae rate greens and tees for al'Y or all of the following des troy a w hole green in a matter of days. This could oCC ur anytime during the soaSon - spring, su mmer Or fall. reasons: Recently, some superintenden ts have been spraying 1) to dee pen the roo t system, thus making it hardi er. gre ens with liquid fertililer as on altern ative to grollular 21 to thicken growth of turf, such as a gree n w hich has had w inter damage. applica tions. 3) to make the soil surface softer. thus holding the ball better on approach shots. ' CUTTING HEIGHTS 4) to ope n up th o soil surface and allow for better water The height at w hich the turf is cut is of IO n 0 great deba te penetration. at many golf clubs. Understandably, a golfor would like a 51 to roduco thatch and graininess of the putting surfa ce. "closely mowed" golf course, w hich would provide an ideal Most superintendel"lts disliko aerating more than any lie for the ball and the smoothes t. fas tes t putting su rfaces. other maintenance practices, just as golfers don't like Unfortunately, that lall s short of the needs of the turf puttiJ,g on fres hly aerated gree ns. However, It's a Job w hich itse lf. Si mply put, tho shorter turf Is cut, tho weaker it must be done to maintain good turf quality. becomes and thus it is more susceptible to injury. In oa rl y autumn, many su perintendents ae rate again, for It should also be understood that cert ain turfgrass species many of the same reasons mentioned. For golf courses can w ithstand lower cutting heights than others. Tho which have been on a sa nd program of lap dressing for conditions at va rious clubs can also determine cu tti ng sevoral yea rs, It Isn't 9S critica l to ao rate as often. heights, namely the ca pability of tho irrigation system, size
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36 MANtTOBA GOLF ANN UAL '85 of budget for a more demanding turf quality and the avail able equipment and manpower. Cutting heights .ro variabl e and should be disc ussed with your superintendent to better understand the conditions at your golf course.
COURSE SHUTDOWN A s the cool days of autumn arrive and our first snowfall is just around the cornor, cortain maintenance practices are often carried out. Depending on the needs of various courses, any of the following could be done on tho greens and tees; Aerate with a thick layer of topdressing, topdressl"g alone, straw cover, m at covor, snow fence and a fungicide treatment. Golf courses in heavily sheltered areas often need only an applicati on of fungicide, an ally to improve the turf's ability to overwinter.
LATE FALL AND WINTER This is the critical period which determines tho quality of golf course a superintendent will have when spring comes. Any Irregularity In weather patterns can have an effect on turf survival. Late fall rai nfall (i ce buildup), lack of snow, cold tempera tures can all contributo to poor quality turf in the spring.
THE SUMMARY A golf course suporintondent has a w ide va ri ety of duties to develop and maintain top quality turf, Th en, Mother Nature has to lend a hand. In spring, we hope for a quick melt of snow to prevent ice buildup. Then, warm weather is needed for seed germina tion to get the turf growing, Summer rains are needed to J8ck Lubinski of Elmhurst, president of the Golf Course keop everything groo n and healthy, And, lastly, In late fall we Superintendents Association of Manitoba (left) presented new hope for a pormanent hoavy snowfall to protect the turf Superintendent of the Year award to Jack Davies of through the harsh winter. Southwood Golf and Country Club,
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MA NITOBA GOLF AN NUAL 'B5 37 William (Smileyl Meronek of St. Charies Country Club displays trophy 8fter winning 19S4 Menltobe Senior men's golf chempion s/)/p ot ElmllUrst. Smiley Meronek rules senior• golfers In• 1984
After two successi ve years of town. P.E.I. , in September for the Cana 85-82 - 18 7 ove r the 36-hole route. " rookio" winners, William (Smileyl' di an senIor championship and inter Don Brereton of Breezy Bend was nex t Meron ek of St. Charles showed that provincial team matche s. with 90-89 - 179 and Rube Ludwick some of "older folks" could still do a few M eronek put together round s of of Glendale was third with 91 -90 - 181. th ings on the golf course. 72-75-79 for his w inning 226 total, At the national championship at Meronek led a fiold of 177 entries to while Mickoski ca rded 72-78-78 for Charlottetown, Pidlaski was the bos t of ca pture the 1984 M anitoba senior men's 228, Pidlas ki shot 77-73-79 for 229 the Manitoba contingent, sitting only golf championship over a 54·hole route and Lenton was 73-78-79 for 230. twO shots behind the leader after the at Elmhurst Golf and Country Club. Mickos ki ca ptured th e honors for tho second round of play and fini shing onl y Competing in tho 65-69 age group. 55-59 age group, foll ow ed by Lenton. eight strokes back as scores went up on Meronek had a three-round scoro of 226 with Elmhurst's M ax Desauln le r right the final day. to regain tho titl o ho had also won in behind with 79-71-81 - 231 and Bill 1981. The crown wont in 1982 to Gord M cCallum, also of Elmhurst, nex t with Pidlaskl shot 75-77 for 152 in the first Lenton of Selkirk and in 1983 to Nick 74-79-82 - 235. two rounds, with M lckos ki noxt in lino Mickoski of Elmhurst. both making thei r The 60-64 age group saw Russ Jones for Manitoba with 81 -78 - 159. Lenton first appoa rances in the se ni or event at of St. Boniface and Jim Isaac of 51. with 80-81 - 161 and Meronek with the age of 55. Charles tiod at 240, with Jones winning 80·84 - 164. Th e team placed fifth. M ickoski fin ished in th e runnerup on a count bac k. He had round s of Pidl aski added an 6 5 in his final round posit io n last year with 228, two shots 79-78·83, while Isaac went 81-76-83. for a 54-hala score of 235_ eight off the behind the winner. Elmhurst's Bill Barrie Sanders of Carm an was third with paco. Micko ski 's final round of 79 gave Pidl aski, who was the senior champ in 79-82-83 - 224, and Ed Klein of Ross him a 54-halo score of 238. 1977 and 1978. finished in third spot mere fourth with 80-84-81 - 245. Many of th o same pl ayors w ere back with 229 and Lenton pl aced fourth with Merollek led the 65-69 group with in the spotlight In September when the 230. Pidlaski in tho runnorup spot. Third place se nior interclub championship was These four made up the provincial w ent to former six-timo senior champ played at St. Charl es, with 34 teams senior toam which travelled to Charlotte- Herry CritChley of Southwood with representing 22 clubs. 80-77-81 - 238 and fourth was Don McNabb of Assiniboine with 81 -80-84 The No. 1 team from St. Charl es Former Senior winners - 245. edged the Elmhurst No. 1 team for the listed on page 33 In the 70-and--over divi sion, Elmhurst's gross honors, 232 to 233. Cass Tobin was a runaway leader with (Continued on page 401 38 MANITOBA GO"F ANNUA" ' 85 AIR GUARD CONTROL OF MANITOBA 237-4276 I I PERSONAL I PROTECTION I PRODUCTS I I I I I I I ~ I . PYRETHRIN BASED . Konk ~ INSECTICIDES Business Meetinos Too Costly? .."...,..,.,..-
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MANITOBA GOLF ANNUAL ' 85 39 Manitobs's provineisl Senior team for the 1984 was comprised of, left to right: Bill Pidlaskl of Elmhurst, Gord Lenton of Selkirk and Pine Ridge, Smiley Meronek of St. Cherles ond Nick Mickoski of Elmhurst.
SENIORS (Conrliwed from pogo 38) Mike Halicki paced St. Charles with his 75, tho bost individual scoro of tho day. Meronek contributed a 76 and Jim IS88c shot 81 for the 232 tot81. Pidlaski was the leader for Elmhurst with 76, Bill McCa llum contributed with 77 and Mickoski shot BO for 233. In net scoring , Tronscone edged Bel Acres No. 2, also by a single stroke, 221 to 222. M. Kowalski shot 85-13 - 72, C•. Everton had 83-9 - 74 and John Bayrack 80-5 - 75 for Transcona's 221. while W. Melnyk's 85-12 - 73, G. Ke ith's 89-15 74 end Sonny Perte et's 90-15 - 75 m8de up eel Acres 222. The 1985 Manitoba senior men's championship will be played Aug. 20-22 at St. Boniface and the senior inter-club ovent Is sc l1eduled for Sept. 5 at Fal con Th is toom from St. Chorlos won the Senior Inter-Club championship. Left to right Laka. are: Jlin Isaac, Mlko Halicki and Smiley Meronok. ESSENTIAL FINANCIAL PLANNING
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MANITOBA GOLF ANNUAL '85 41 The Crown Life Manitoba champions for 19B4 from J ohn Blumberg Golf Course, laft to right: pro Ben Smirno v, Winston Johnson. John Lovelace and Tony D VCk.
John Blumberg team wins Crown Life honors
One of the most popul ar golf ove nts Fourth, it gi ves th e club pro a chance in Manitoba e8ch season is the Crown to tea m up with three of his members 1,800 Manitobans, Life Pro-Am competition. which is in three distinct hand icap categori es and unique In a number of w ays, pl ay again st simil ar tea ms from the First, it's an opportunity for the golfers other cl ubs, 21,000 across of the province to help a couple of The format for th is yea r's Crown Life worthy causes because the $ 5 entry fee event Is much the sa me as In previ OU S Canada take goes directly to the Society for Crippled yea r •. Tha handica p groups are 0-12, Children and Adults of Manitoba 160 per 13-18 and 19-30, the entry fae remains ce nt) and th e M anitoba Golf Ass ocia · at $ 6, players can attempt to qu alify as part in 1984. tion's junior development program 140 often as th ey wish and th e qu alifying per cent), All tourn ament expenses and peri od was set for M ay 19 to June 10, pri zes are provid ed by the sponso ring Match play lor stroke playl to deter Crown event Crown Life Insurance Company. min e the three divisio n winners takes Second. it's a co mpetition th at has a pla ce from June 11 to Aug. Th e pie ce for ell levels of golf. Whether 1. has raised prov incial championshi p is se t for Aug. you're a sc ratch pl ayer or one w ith a 9 at Niakw a Country Club. Th e provin. handicap of 30 or more. you ca n take cial winn er will reprose nt Manitoba at $525,000 part . the national Crown Life Pro-Am tea m Third , it providos an op portunit y for championship ove r a 36-hole route Sept. for charity some match-play competition at th e 12-13 at the Willow Park Golf and individual clubs. th ough rul es were Country Club in Ca lgary. changad las t yea r to allow clubs to since 1973. decide their tea ms on stroke pl ay if Last yea r, there were 1,900 partici· des ired. pants in the Crown Life event in Manl· 42 MA NITOBA GOLF A NNUAL '85 'rh' Congratulations • ~ to the niB wa M anitoba Golf Association CO U N T R Y ' C L U B
toba, raising a total of $9,000, which Last year's national championship Next in line came Flln Flon's tea m of provided $5,400 for the Society and w as won by a team from Newfound pro John Gaudet and amateurs Alister $3,600 for junior golf deve lopment. land, the first timo that province has Walker, Gary Lyons and Terry Plischke Across the country. t here were won a national golf t itle. Ontario has with 131. Three teams tied at 130 - 21,000 golfers in tt,o Crown life evont won tw ice, in 1980 and 1983, Sas Th e Pas led by St. Charles assistant pro last year, Si nce tho inception of the katchewan w on in 198 2 and British Richard Philpot, with amateurs Keith competition in 1973, thoro have bee n Columbia In 198t Elvers, John Rigby and J ac k Ashley; 10 5,000 participants and they have Manitoba's Crown Life championship Breez y Bond, led by pro Sandy Paterso n raised 8 total of $ 525,000 for charity. last yea r wont to pro Ben Smirnov and with Tom Sykes, Phil Rhuobottom and It all started in M anitoba in 1973 and his tea m from the John Blumberg Doug Sootae t; and Delorai ne, led by it w as strictly a provincial competition municipal course by a wide margin. Tuxedo assistant pro Garth Goodbrand at the time. It spread to the othor Playing at Elmhurst, Smirnov and his • son w ith amateurs Dennis Ollshetskl, western provinces and the first western tea m of Tony Dyck, John Lovelace and Lerry Shewchuk and Doug Hicks. championship was played in 1979 at Winston Johnson compilod 8 total of In Indivi dual scorin g for the pros, Nlakwa, w here pro Stan Homenuik led 145 Stableford points, sevon more than O'Donnell w as low man w ith fl neat 70, his Dauphin tea m to the first champion runnorup Pat O'Donnell and his Pine while Stan Homenuik and Brad Kea ts ship. Ontario jolned tho nex t yea r and it Ridgo squad of Helmut Dahl, Jim were next with 749 and Smlrn ov, Dan has now spread across Ca nada. Darracott and AI Cooper, with 138. Hunter and AI Scott each had 75.
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MAN ITOBA GOLF ANNUAL '85 43 Ted Chop captures Rural Amateur Championship
Ted Chop of the Northernaire Golf Sandy Hook in third place, three shots Club established a competitivo course behind Cannan's Bill North and ono rocord at Hecla Island on the way to behind Bruce Nortl... . winning the 1984 Manitoba rural golf Bruce North added 8 second straight championship. par-72 round 011 the second day to finish Northernaire Chop, who Is also a member of the at 144, but It wasn't good enough to MGA executive, shot a blistering three ea rn him a fourth rural titlo bocause golfer sets under-par 69 on U10 second day of tt1 e Chop's 69 gave him a 36 hole total of 36-1'1010 competition to pull ahead o f 142. tt1reo -tlme winner Bruce North 01 Don J a c k50r~ Of Portage la Prairie also competitive Carman and win by two shots. broke par with a 70 in his second round The record-se tting round featured six after an opening 76 10 pull into third course record birdies and threo bogies as CI10P carded place with 146, Tied in fou nh place with 8 ono-ul''1der par 35 on the front nine Bnd 150 were Ron Lyman of Morden, 76-74; two-under-par 34 on the back ninc. Brad Clem en ts of Ru ssell, 75-75; and with 69 at There were eight 38 on his card and U1e Dwight Kearns of Brandon, 75-7 5. round also included two three PUll Bill North slipped to 81 in his second Hecla Island. greens. round to fin is h at 151 and Doyle took 80 Chop had opene d the two-day strokes on Iho second day to finish at tournament with a one-ovor par 73 in 153. his opening round. which left him tied Fifteen of tho starting fiel d of 136 w ith defending champio r1 Pat Doyle of (Co ntinued on pogo 461
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MANITOBA GOLF ANNUAL '8 5 45 RURAL Fourth - 81 ake North, Glenboro, follow ed by Reg Las t of Ca rman with not 64. (Con tinued from p8g8 44) 77 -8 3 - 160; Bob Thompson, Thompson, 82-79 - 161; Don Traub, Low gross score of the day was an 81 golfers were 76 or be tter in tho opening Winkler, 82-82 - 164. by Larry Dav idson of Morden. round to get In to the championship Fifth - Brad Wall, Winkler, 88-79 - flight. 167; Alan Johnson, Northernai re, 84-8 5 MEAGHER BEEFEATE R TROPHY Some extro oxcitement was added to - 169; Vi cl or Klassen, Winkler, 86-84 The rural tea m handicap eve nt which the socond day's pl ay w hen John - 170. w as form erly playod for the Manitoba Roskam of Fa lcon Beach scored a hole Sixth - Rick Oakden, Brandon Wheat Sugar Bowl w as taken over in 1984 for in-one on the 165 yard fifth hole. City, 85-88 - 173; Louis McGill/vary, joint sponsorship by Meagher's Distillery Barrie Sanders won the rural senior Ru sse ll, 87-87 - 174; Colin Jamieson, and the Manitoba Golf Ass ociation. championship for the fourth straight Mord en Minnewasta, 89-86 - 175. Mitch Blako and Norm Bea udin of time 8S he put together rounds of 79 Seventh - Victor Wallac k. Hecla M eagher's were hosts for the event. and 76 for 155. Tom Marsh of Portaga Island, 89-87 - 176; Dennis Smith, The compotition was hel d Sept. 8 at matched Sanders on opening day w ith Ru ssoll, 90-87 - 177; Harb Sims, Flin Shllo Golf Club and tha Shilo team 79 but needed 82 in the second round Flon Phantom Lake, 91 -89 - 180. becam e the first w inners of the Bee f· to finish at 161, six shots off the pace. ea ter Trophy. Third place wenl 10 Cal Thorpe of The Shllo tea m of John Murphy, Larry Kilchen Creek (Fort Frances ) with 82-83 RURAL HIGHER HANDICAP Nahachewsky, Tom Bryan and Andy - 165. There were 11 pl ayers in the Only 28 gollers showed up at Carm an Gobeil pos tod a gross score of 336 and senior event. for the first rural higher handica p tourna ha d a handicap of 49.5 (7 6 per cent of Prize winners in tho fti ghts w ere: ment last July, but officials ara going to thol r l otal handicap of 66) for a net Firat - Brian Clark, Brandon Whea t try again at the same IOC8 tion on July score of 286.6. Cil y, 77-74 - 151; Phil Hall, Brandon 29 this yea r, hoping for more Interes t. Runner·up honors w ent to Sw an Whea t City, 77-76 - 153; Gene Carman golfers led the way In the River's tea m of Neil Colton, Goorgo Hodgson, Brandon Whea t City, and Tim initial outing, with prizes award ed On a Craig, Ke n Treasure and DerwIn Rooks Breton, Pina Fa ll s, (tiod) both wilh 77-78 net scoring basis. Norm Allen and Jack with a gross total of 341 , less handicap - 155. McKay 01 Carman both wound up wilh of 42.75 (75 per cent of 571 for a net Second - Bev Leadbea ter, Sw an net 60. with Allen winning on a count SCOre of 298.25. River, 77-71 148; Ke n Stadnek, back. The competition is open to winning Northern aire, 77-72 - 149; Ken Grove, Teulon golfers took Over the lirst fl ight, tea ms from quali fying pl ay in th a 14 Selkirk, 78-75 - 153. which w as w on by Harry Badams w ith rural zones and there were 10 zones Third - Tim Cromarty, Selkirk, 79-76 net 64, one better then clubmate Don represented in the 19 84 event. - 155; Dan Lipinski, Steinbac h, 79-80 Mollard. The 1985 Meagl'er Boefoater Inter - 159; Mark Szewczyk, Se lkirk, 84-76 In the third flight, Frank Peters of zo ne championship w ill again be played - 160. Winkler took first prizo w ith net 62, al Shilo on Sept. 8.
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46 MANITOBA GOLF ANNUAL '85 Manitoba's female golfers enjoy full season of .activity
By SHIRLEY WOlECHUK Secretary, MlGA
From the Two-Ball Foursome tournament which opened ThO C.l.G.A. National Handicap Award final round was our season in carly June, to the Sun UfO Pro-Am in late hold at the Dauphin Country Club on August 29th. From all August, Manitoba lady golfers enjoyed a full seeson of golf. reports the Dauphin ladies were excellen t hosts and their Prior to the opening tournament, of course, our semi warm hospitality made up for tho extremoly windy playing annual meeting and district chairmen's meeting were held conditions. Congratulations to the winners, Betty Capstick, and served to set the stago for a successful summer. Betty Gollat and Barbara Rubenick from Chapples Golf Club Tho Manitoba Association has seven new member clubs in Thunder Bay. - Tuxedo, Harbour View, Pi lot Mound, Roland, Oakview Forty-four teams participated in the Inter-Club Tourna (A ltona/Gretna I. Delahunt, and Hecla requested and ment held at the 51. Charles Country Club with a host club received Associate membership. team winning the A low gross, Elmhurst ladles taking the A Our opening Two-Ball tournament was won by Gabrielle low net and the B low gross, with a tea m from Falcon Beach Dosaulnlers and Aileen Springer of St. Boniface. captming the B low net, The Ci ty and District Tournament Champion was Cathy Burton with Verna Turnbull winning the B Division. The Manitoba Champions for 1984 are: Our three-day Tribune Trophy Handicap Tournamont was Senior Marg Ford, Pine Falls Golf Club, Runner-up: won by loretta McKonna of the Asslniboine Golf Club. Isny Gallimore, Pine Ridge Golf & Country Loretta was both the medalist winner and the tournament Club. champion, the first time in memory that the same person Amateur - Cath\\ Burton, Selkirk Golf Club. Runner-up: has won both. Gail Andorson, 51. Charles Country Club. Helen Calverley of John Blumberg led a field of 118 golfers Junior - Janet Cochrane, St. Charlas Country Club. in the Higher Handicap Tournament to capture the Elva Runner up: Ailoo n Roberl son, St. Charles Amos Trophy. Morie Linton of 51. Boniface was the B Country Club. Division winner with Marjorie Hyndiuk of Charleswood tOklng C DiVision. (Continued on page 48)
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MANlT06A GOLF ANNUAL ' 65 47 WOMEN It was also decided to chango the name of tho Assoda· tlon from tl1e Canadian Ladies' Golf Association Manitoba (Continued "om page 471 Branch Inc., to tho M anitoba Ladios' Golf Association Inc. It The Aules Chai rman, with tho assistance of tho President was felt that this was 8 less cumbersome designation. and Alhlin Walker, held a Ru les Clinic in Winnlpog at the beginning of the season. This was ve ry well attended and, from all reportS, well recoived. In addition, several M anitoba oxecutive members travelled throughout the province holding rules clinics In rural areas and rating CO urSes, M anitoba golfers woro saddened by tho untimely passing of Pas t President Colleen Hutct,ison in late summer. Coll een was an enthusiastic support r of ladies' golf in Manitoba and w ill be soroly missed. It is tho inten t of the Manitoba Association to es tablish a Colleen Hutchison Memorial Tournament commencing in 1985, The season closed w ith tho annual meeting in Septembor at tho Rossmere Golf and Country Club. Members of tl1e Sonior, Amateur and Junior team s wero guests at dinner along with Mayor William Norrio of Winnipeg and repre sentatives from the Manitoba Sports Federation, the C.L.G .A. and tho press. The annual meeting dealt with some changes to our by laws nocessitated by tl,o fac t that we arc now functioning out of the SpOrtS Federa tion Buildlno in Winnipeg. This movo has el iminated the noed for a paid socretary-u easuror, thorefore the by-laws had to be adjusted to provide for a volunteer secretary end a volunteer traasurer.
MANITOBA LADIES' GOLF ASSOCIATION 1985 Executive President ...... , .. . . Ethel Co lnek, Rossmere Past President ...... Phylles Wotton, Nlakwa Vice-President . ... . Lorraine Macl eod, Ca noe Club Secretary ...... Shirley Wolechuk, Ki ldonan Treasurer ...... Isny Gall imore, Pine Ridgo COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Tournament ...... •.... Ella Gill, Elmhurst Ca thy Burton of Selkirk, who dominated the Manitoba Rules ...... Jossle M cLac hlan, Assiniboine women 's golf sceno In 1984, receives plaque from Labatt's Handicap ...... GW8n Laxdel, Tuxado general manager Vern Penner 85 B runnerup 1i1 voting for Course Rating ...... MBbe Harwood, Charleswood Manitoba Golfer of the Year honors. Teams ...... Phyllis Boll, SI. Charles Prizes . •...... Peggy Andarson, Elmhurst Junior Development . .. . Karen B1n91'91'11 , Steinbach ASSISTANTS PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS Tournament ...... Willio Lockie, Asslnlboino Course Rating ...... • Jean Farwell, St. Charles Junior Development . .... Ev M ackol"llio. Rossm ere Tell them you saw it in the Rul e...... Va l Spencer, Breezy Bend M anitoba Golf Annual '85 Ann Leibl, Wildewood
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48 MANITOBA GOLF ANNUAL '85 professionals Harry Brotchie and Michol Pilon, Fi fteen girl s received instruction in skill development, rules, handicap Emphasis and on-cours managem ent. The Advanced Ca mp introduced in 1983 was repea tod this year at Hecla Provincial Park on July 5 and 6 , Ten of M anitoba's top junior girl s received t wo days of instruction on development in on-course managem ent. compotitive psychology, rules and skill development from two golf professionals. Harry Bro tchie and Lauric Pierce, All ten attending competod in the M anitoba Junior Championships and sevon of these went for Juniors on to pl ay in tho National Champions hips in Co lgary in August . Ailee n Robertson, Brol1da Srn oil and Janet Cochrane comrlO ted in the Sas katchew on Amatour in Regina. Ailee n By JOYCE COLLIER w as runner-up in the first flight ond fourth low gross overall; Junior Development Chairman Brenda won tho second flight. (Conrlnuod 0 11 pBgO 501
The 1984 season was a succoss fu f and busy golfing one for M anitoba junior lady golfers. A strong emphasis w as pla ced on development with an increase in the number Of golf camps offered. Phone (204) 786-2435 A Spring Bulletin w as se nt to all clubs outlining the schedule of events for the summer. Early In M ay a Junior Chairman's mee ting was held with nine cluhs so nding representatives indicating tt1eir interes t in junior golf. Once again, tho Monitoba Golf Association included the me Caine... E.leetric.. (1979) Ltd. girls in tho Junior Intor Club in May and June. Nine girl s ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS competed witl1 the boys. A Begl"ner'S Clinic w [)s held at Crescent Drive Golf • Course preceding the Novico Tournamont and all 17 entrants w ere included in the clinic. Harry Brolchi o, professional, 630 Erin Street, Winnipeg, Manitoba conducted the clinic. For tl,e first tlmo, on Intermediate Camp was held al R2G 2V9 Harbour Vi ow on July 18 and 19 under the dirOC llon of
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MA NITOBA GOLF ANNUAL 'B5 49 JR. WOMEN 9 and 18 Hole - 18 holes: Jane t Harvey; 9 holes: Eliase (Continued from page 49) Grosbrink at Breezy Bend . Field Day - Tea m Winners: A ileen Robertson. Robyn Barbara Maslanko won the qualifyi ng tournament of the Nelterfiold, Nancy Herman and Julie Archibald at Portage Ie Optimist Club's Junior World for Manitoba, Minnesota. Prairie. North and South Dakota and as a result was se nt to com· A number of junior girl s pa rticlpated this yea r in both the pete in tho Optimis t Intern ational W orld Tournament in San City and Di strict and Tribune tournamonts of the C.L.G.A ., Diego in July. Manitoba Branch. Janet Cochrane was tho recipient of a Marleno Stroit Earl Grey Golf Club in Ca lgary w as the site 01 the Award and was one of six Ca nadian junior girl s participating Ca nad ian Junior Ladies' Championships. Eight Manitoba In the U.S. Wes tern Junior Golf Championships in Ka nsas junior gi rt s had a memorable wack of competiti ve golf and City In JUly. fell owship with other juniors from across Ca nada and the Fifteen Junior girl s participated in the M anitoba Junior United States. The Manitoba tea m finished third , following Championships on J uly 10. 11 end 12 at Bel Acres. Selkirk Ontari o and British Columbia. The tea m was very competi· and Niakwa. Low Gross and Manitoba Junior Champion for tive as all throe lea m members played with handicaps of 6. the second time was Janet Cochrane followed by Ailee n Ailee n Robertson won the 15 and undor low gross and Robertson. A four-hole playo ff was roq uired to determine Rhonda Switze r was the rsClpie"t of the low net oggregote our 1984 champion. of the field trophy. Barbara Mas lanko won the low net aggrogate and A il ee n Bos ide the Manitoba toa m of Janet Cochrane, Barbera Robertson won the " Under 16" trophy. Mas lanko and Ailee n Robertson, five other junior girls The she low qualifi ers and ti es - seven in all fro m the participot ed - Brenda Small, Rh onda Switze r. Angela Junior cham pionships went on to play July 13 and 14 at Martons, Jennifer Ross and Val erie Nettelfiold. Elmhurst and Rossmere to determino the Junior Tea m. Janel J anet Coc hr a n ~ , Barbara Maslanko and Brenda Smait Cochrane, toa m captain, Barbara Mas lanka and Aileen went on to ptay in the Ca nadian Ladies' Amateur. Robertson represented Manitoba in the Ca nadian Junior My term as Junior Chairman is completed but my interes t Championships. The Manitoba Branch also sponsored in junior golf has boon deepened by tho enthusiasm, talent Brenda Smail and Rhonda Switzer. and ded ica tion of the girls I have had the ploas ure of Congratulations to Barbara Maslanka on hor hole in-one working with those pas t two yea rs. scored at Selkirk during tho Manitoba JLJI1 ior Champion Many thanks to all thoso w ho supported tho junior ships. program. Without tho interes t and assistance given by my Junior tournament winners in 1984 were: two Assistants, Karen Bingham and Ev Mac kenzie, tho Pre -Season - 18 holes: Melissa Vorry; 9 holes: Nancy Junior Chairmen at the clubs, Our Provincial Executive and Herman at John Blumberg Golf Course. the National Executive, our Junior program could not have Novice - Brenda Houston at Crescent Drive. bee n tho success it was. Bes t wishes to my successor, Mother-Daughter Ailcen and EdiHl Robertson at St. Karon Bingham, and to the girl s who havo such grea t Charl es. potential in the gomo of gOlf.
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50 MAN ITOBA GOLF ANNUAL ' 86 Todd Fanning and Friends
There's no doubt 1984 was tho yeBf of Todd Fanning on the Manitoba golf scene. He kept showing up Ii} picturos. On the loft, he receives the RCGA Junior Achievement Award for 1984 from Don Craig, Manitoba repreSen18fiv8 to tho ReGA, 01 the MGA annunl moetlilg 'in February. Be/ow, he poses with Bobby Reith of Minneapolis during tho Manitoba Open at Niakw8. Reith hod been the youngest winner of the Manitoba Amotour, 81 17. untH Fonmilg won it las( yeor 01 the age of 16.
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MANITOBA GOLF ANNUAL '8 5 51 Appro8ching the mi 1th green Dnd clubhouse Bt Rossmore Country Club
Rossmere club will be host of 1985 Canadian Junior event
The best young golfers from ac ross Ken Kovacs w ill be in charge of th e country will gathar in Winnipeg In accommodation and transportation Augu st for the 1985 Canadian Junior and will also work w ith Crampton on and Juvenile Golf Championships, to finan ce. be played at Rossmere Country Club. Gary Kullman, a votoran of Willing The par-70 Ro ss mere layout should don Cup pl ay from Rossmore, w ill Canada's provide a good test for the junior men, serve on the committoe as a consul just as it did for the Can adian junior tan t. women's championship in 198" The competitors w ill be pl aying for best young The Ross mere club has been busil y the Junior Interprovincial Team preparing for this national competition, Championship and the Pepsi-Cola golfers with a committoe establist,ed to look Trophy and the Indivi dual Junior Cham· after the many details. plonship will be for tho Popsi Cola Bryan Crampton is chairman of the Sliver Cup. to test Ross mere committee, with Bob Brow n The Canadian juvenilo championship se rving as vice -chai rman. , will be decid ed in conjunction w ith the East Kildonan junior event. Winnipeg Southwood's Brown and green s superintondent Todd Fa nning was runnerup in this Vi c Peters will be in charge of grounds eve nt for the pas t two seasons. layout and course and Brown will also look The Junior championship event is scoring, a chore he al so performs sc heduled for Aug. 27·30 at Rossmere in August. efficiently for the Manitoba Golf Asso and official s are antici pating Manitoba ci tlon at major competitions. golfers will turn out in good numbers Club manager Joll n Olthof will be in to watch some of the ac tion, pa rticu· charge of house arrangements and larly to give moral support to the publicity will be handled by Gerry and Manitoba golfers in th e event. Eth el Ca lnek. Elhel Is also president of Further detail s w ill be announced as the Manitoba Ladl es' Golf Association. the date nea rs,
52 MAN ITO BA GOL~ ANNUAL '85 How MGA Money is raised and spent
MANITOBA GOLF ASSOCIATION INC. STATEMENT OF CASH RECEIPTS BALAN ELECTRIC AND DISBURS EMENTS
Year Ended November 30, 19B4 24 IIOUR SER VI E
Receipts 1984 Donations ... $20,986 109 HIGG I NS AVENU F PH ON E: 942-6606 WINN I PIiO, M A NI milA Rl lJ Oll l I' IIONF: Y43 ·J070 Entranco Foos ... , ...... , ...... , 42,007 Golf Annual Magazine ... , , ...... 19,2 73 IntoreS I .,'." ... ,', . • ... , ...... 4,084 M embership dues ...... ".,., 46,735 Other ...... 8.4 28 Province of M anitoba & M anitoba Sports Fecleralion 17,931 ~~~~ar ~ .BIC~YCLES-A.... 159, 444 Specialized Ul X Disburse m ents Cc1fl1)Q1)cillc Administration 27, 468 CCM ,..... Raleigh WI 0 Golf Annual M agazine ...... 14,583 Grants .. , , . , , , .. , . , . . , . , ... 2, 885 Nishiki 0 Norco , Junior Golf Dovolopment ...... •.. 6,583 M embership dues .. , , ..... , , . 23,223 Apollo 0 Rural activities ., .. , .. , . , , , , , , , . , , , , 380 TheBicycicSpecialists C H'S Tournament prizes and ex penses 45,51 6 1I:I ~ ~"'IN't~Mnlob.I Wiliingdon Cup, Junior and So nlor Toa ms , .... 12,335 132, 973 Excess (Disbursements) Receipts 26, 47 1
Tho abovo is a statom ont of reve nues and e)(penses for the Manitoba Golf Associ,:ltion for the year er1ding November 30. 1984, and is re produced here to give our membership somo ideo both of our sources of r eve nu ~ and w hore the money goes. We would particul arly like to acknowledge the considerable assistance received from Corporate and other donors and from the Province of Manitoba and the M anitoba Sports Federation. In addition, the M.S. F. provid es assistance in the w ay of office space and ad,ninislrati ve support sorvicos which does 110t appea r in Our financial statern ent. • For tho inform oti on of our members, w e are indebted to the Falcon Beach following fr ia nds of golf for financial donati ons in 1984:
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MlJndie Putter League , ... , ..... , , , , , . 487 Your individual. group or club bookings ale M anitoba Opon "Associates" . , . . . , , , 4,500 welcome, For more information ca ll: 22,989 Golf Pro: Bud Edwards It is with the continued support of golfors, mombor clubs Telephone: 1·349·2554 and fri end s of golf w e look forward to a good golf season Bookings: Park office: 1·349·2201 in 1985 for ell M anitobans. MANITOBA GOLF ANNUAL '85 53 1926 - ELMHURSt - A. Staphens, J. W . Thompson, M. Thompson. A. A. Wair. 1927 - NORWOOD - J. T. Cuthbert . F. F. Tribe, B. O'Kelly, H. R. Parker. PAST 1928 - NORWOOD - J. T. Cuthbert, H. R. P8rker. F. F. Tribe. B. O'Ke lly, 1929 - NIAKWA - J . Gordon, C. I. HOdgman, G. Hoffolflnger. A. A. Weir. 1930 - NIAKWA - C. I. Hodgman, G. O. Heffelfinger, O. R. Beattie, WINNERS A. L. Mcintyre. 1931 - NIAKWA - A. Weir, J. GordM, A. I. Mcintyre, D. Kennedy. 1932 - NIAKWA - Bud Donovan, H. Creenfield. J . l. Thompson, R. L. Wright. 1933 - NIAKWA - Bud Dono van, H. H. Groenfleld, R. L. Wright, Dan Stack. 1934 - NIAKWA - Bud Donovi'ln. R. L. Wright, A. R. Mcintyre. Allan Boes. City Inter-Club 1935 - WINNIPEG CANOE CLUB - Ernie Palmer, Rod Palmer, Dick Hack, John Murdock. 1936 - NIAKWA - D. N. Arnott, R. L. Wright, A. Bo68, M. Boulton, 1937 - NIAKWA- O. N. ArnOH. R. L. Wright, A. BOBS. H. J . Crabtree. 1938 - ST. CHARLES - H. l. i= lood, C. L. Hodgman. J. Hopwood, J . G. M undie. 1916 - PINE RIDGE - G. R. Wilson, D. Laird. A. A. Ha tgralt, D. 1939 - SOUTHWOOD - H. Benne" . A. Boel, E. Palmer, E. Woolley. Dawson, F. O. Fowler, R. D. Stratton, H. O. Gooderham. 1940 - SOUTHWOOD - E. P.!Ilmor, A. Boea. R. Watson, R. Baletur. 1917 - NORWOOD - E. W. S. MacVey, F. F. Tr'lOO, M. Thom son, G. 19011 - WINNIPEG CANOE CLUB - Bud Foster, Kel B8)(ter. Ed G. G. Wilson, A . S. Alexander. T. S. English, R. l. Denison. M cKuah, Fred Walker. 1918 - PINE RIDGE - A. R. Dobull. O. W . Finnie, A. R. Harcraft, p, L. Patton, R. Fowler. J. Glasson, J. F, Brooks. 1942 - NIAKWA- H. Eldsvlg, R. J . Walsh, R. J . WatSOn, J. A. WOOd •. 19013 - SOUTHWOOO - A. Boe$, H. Bennett. R. Reaney, K. Harvey. 1919 - PINE RIDGE - Douglas Laird. K. C. Allen, G. P. Wilson, H, G. Wilson, Arthur Sullivan. H. J. McDermid. A. J . Andrews. 1944 - NIAKWA - M . BoultOn, W . McC allum, K. Ha rvey, O. C. Sleole. 1920 - WINNIPEG GOLF CLUB - J . T. Cuthbert, A. Campbell, G. W . 19015 - NIAKWA - M . Boulton, W. McCallum, N. Lucas. K. Harvey. Morkle. F. G, Hale. J. A. O. Gemmill, T. K. MlddlCmass, A. J . Stevenson. 1946 - NIAK.WA - M. Boulton, C. WOOd S, A. Black. Jr. N. Lucas. 1921 - PINE RIDGE - R. R. Dobell, K. C, Allen, D. N. Finkle, Or. W, H. 1947 - ST. BONIFACE - B. Budd, M. Pidls!lki. Gragg McDonald. AOl d. A . J . Wilson, F. l. Potion. E. 8. Eadie, I. Northrod, A. A, Walcot. W. Keep. 1922 WINNIPEG GOLF CLUB - F. G. Hale, A. J . Stevenson. 19018 - EI.MHURST - A. Siady. M. Techan. M. Uswak, A. Colonelio. G. How $on. G. Wilson. J. Gemmill. J . W . She ...... John Sha ..... , C. V. Sanders. J . S. Wight. 1949 - ST. BONIFACE- W. Budd, W . Keep, M. Pidlaski, W. Pidlaski. 1923 - PINE RIDGE - A. J. Wilson. C. N. B8 ..... 1I. K. C. Allen. Douglas 1950 - ST. BONIFACE - R. Gardner. W . Keep. W. Pldl8lkl. M. lflird, D. N. Finnie, Arch Campbell, R. R. Ooboll. J . Ft Murray. Pidlaskl. 1924 - NORWOOD - F. F. Tribe. T. S. English. E. W . S. M acVey, 1951 - ST. BONIFACE - W . Budd, R. Gardner. W . Keep. M . Pldlaskl. H. R. Parker. 1962 - ST. BONIFACE - R. Gardner, W . Keep, W. Pidlaskl, M. 1925 - NORWOOD - J. T. Cu thbert, F. F. Tribe, Bryan O'Kelly, H. R. Pidlaskl. Parker. 1953 - ELMHURST - B. Green, M . Tachan. J . Kruse. R. Kepron. 1954 - ST. BONIFACE M . Pidl&sk l, W. Kemp, E. Macdonald. AI M cMillin. 1955 - ELMHURST - Roy Kepron, Ted Homenvik, Bert Greer. Boh Fair. 1956 - ELMHURST - WII Hom onuik. TOd Homonulk, Bob Gray, Roy STEWART Kepron. 1957 - ST. BONIFACE - Bill Pidl8 !1 kl . Mike Pidleskl. Ron Fiddler, Roy Harris. Trophies & Engraving Ltd, 1958 - EI..MHUAST - Wilf Homenulk, Ted Homenulk, Mike P,dlaskl. • Bill Pidlaski. 1959 - ELMHURST - Roy Kepron, Sill PU'Inlger, Nick Mlckoski, Ernie 1843 PORTAGE AVE, Tachan. WINNIPEG, MAN, R3J OG7 1960 - PINE RIDGE - J. Gardner, R. Stimpson, A Gray, J, Isaac 1961 - ELMHURSi - W . Pldl askl, R. Fiddler. W . Pinniger, M. Pidlaskl. Te lephone 837·9066 1962 - ELMHURST - Bill Pidlbskl, Aon Flddlor, NICk MickOtikl, Bill Plnnlger. 1963 - ELMHURST - Bill Pldlaski . Ron Fiddler, Nick Micko ski, Bill Pin niger. GEORGE STEWART 1964 - ROSSMERE - Wally Koop, Tod HOrtlOnulk. Les Evans. KtJn Lal ley. 1965 - ELMHURST - Bill Pidlaski, Nick Mickoski. Bill Pin niger, Mike Pidleskl.
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64 MANITOBA GOLF ANNUAL '8 5 1966 - ElMHURST - Bill Pidlaskl, Nick M lckoskl. Bill Plnnlg(lI, Mike Pidlaskl. 1967 _ ELMHURST - Nick M lckoskl. Ted Homenulk, Bill Pldlaskl. Bill PAST WINNERS Pinniger. 1968 - ROSSMERE Barry McKOfllle. Barry e hlpkl!, Bill SUlherlllnd, Jerry Moore. Rural Inter-Club 1969 - NIAKWA - Bob Dunbar, Bob Goodwin, Ron Llnquilu. Oon McNeill. 1931 SHERRIDON - D. C. Walker. E H. RogOI. William Mesleck, 1970 NIAKWA - Bob Dunbar. Bob Goodwin, Rod LlnQuhsl . John James N. Bairner. Watson. 1932 - PINE FALLS - C C · lrvll)c. J M JODD. W. lllughian. J W. 1971 _ ELMHURST Dave Kr\Iclk, KeHV TrOlman, Dave Canfrey. Aseltine. Nick M ickollkl. 1933 - KENORA - L. P Johnson, A WIckSllom. H. Smith. L. A. 1972 ELMHURST Tod Homenulk, 08ve Kruclk . Kevin Snell, Bill EAgleton. Plnnlgor. 1834 - ELKHORN - Dr. C. W. JOhn,ton, W. H. Le., A. J. Walson, S. B. 1973 - ROSSMERE - Barry McKenzie. Ba rry Chipka. Gary Kullmuf1 , Card. Stuve Bannatyno. • 1935 - KENCRA - Larry John,on, Alex Wlck.trom, Jack Porter. Dr. 1974 - ROSSMERE - Barry McKenzie. Ted Homenulk, Gary E. J . WhlHaker. KUllmen. 1936 - KENDRA - Roger Swanton, Alex Wlck'tram. larry John.on, 1975 ELMHURST Jill' King, David Walch, Nick Mlckoskl. L. A. Eagleton. 1976 - ROSSMERE - Gary KullmAn. Terl HomAnlilk. Wolfgang 1931 - KENDRA - Dr. J. P. Palon. Or. R. J . Whitaker. Alex Kaminski. Wickstrom, L. P. Johnson. 1977 - ElMHURST - Jim King. David Walch. Terry Man: 1938 - EMERSON - Ian Mackenzie, T. A. Spear, Ken Meckenlle, Bob 1978 TRANSCONA D8vo MaI1u) . POler POIrICk, FrnlC EW8Sko Murphy. 1939 - KENDRA - A. Wickstrom, R. Swanton, K. Ctlhon, Or. P. ElMHURST - Terry Gary Kullman. Bill Parker J. 1979 - More. Palon. 1980 ELMHURST - Terry More, Bill PArker. Barry Chlpka 1940 - PINE FALLS - F. A. Brown, J. O. Dean, e. S . Kahle. G. H. 1981 ST CHARLE S Ste ve Bannalync, Darvl MasstlV . Jill) IS88C Derep • . 1982 BAEE7V BI;ND Gall" Collings. Merk Olson, Derek Tallon. 1941 - PINE FALLS - J. O. Dean. C. lukasiewicz, Edward Aseltine, J . 1983 ST CHARlCS Tarry Hashimoto. Gavin SpiU II, Bob OunbUi W. Aseltine. 1984 ST CHARLES Torry HlwhirnolO , Slevjj BAnnAlyne. 11011 1M2 - PINE FALLS - Ed A,.ltlne. C. lukasiewicz, K. Kruger, F. Dunbal . Brown. 1943 - PINE FAllS - Ed Ateltlne, E. Luk ••iewk:.z, K. Kruger. F. Brown. 1944 - BRANDON - R. 8. Alex.nder, Bill Thompson. e. Mlle., Art FlnnlCn. 184e - KENDRA - A. Wick'trom. G. Peteraon. F. Greenwood. L. T. PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS Johnlon. 1947 - PINE FALL\ - J. O. De.n, C. Lukasiewicz. Edward Anltine, Tell them you saw it in the W. Roy. 1948- PINE FALLS - B. Roy. Ed A.eltlne. C. Lukulewlcz, J . O. Dean. Manitoba Golf Annual '85 1949 - PINE FALLS - J. O. Dean. A. G. Firmer. K. C. Kruerger, E. p, Aseltine. (Continued on pl:lge 56)
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MANITOBA GOLF ANNUAL 'B6 55 1959 - PORTAGE - Rocky Campbell, Del Campbell. Jack BreffiH. Jack tl aac. PAST WINNERS 1980 - PINE FALLS - Wm. Boivin. Ron Seguin. Joe Reichart. C. Ahrensback. 1961 - SANDY HOOK - Bryan Derren. Bing She.rer. Doug Be.ltV. Rural Inter-Club Dave Vincent (ConrlilUed from page 551 1962 - WASAGAMING - 81U 8eu. Jack Matheson. Jim King. Tom Wright. 1950 - PINE FALLS - J. 0 . Dean , A. G. Farmer. K. C. Kruerger, e. P. 1913 - RAINY LAKE - Bob Brlgg • • Hlfold Klyne. H.rry Barefool. Ron Aaeltine. Bileski. 1951 - KENORA - T. Evana, E. Bowman, C. Engstrom, A. Johnson. 1"", - RAINY LAKE - Bob 8lggl. Harold Klyne. Ron Bllelkl. B1I1 '1&2 - KENORA - Art Hanaon, Gordon Pet,raon. Roger SWinson, Badluk. CI.rence Ings.rom. 1965 - PINE FALLS - Ron Seguin. Bill Boivin. Joe Reichart. Keith 1953 - KENORA - Cowie Engstrom. Gordon Pete~n . Le. Evana. Kruger. Art Johnson. 1966 - RAINY LAKE - Harry Ba refoot. Ron BU"kl. Bill a.dluk. 1964 - KENORA - A. Hanlon, G. PeterlOn, E. Bowman. A, Merdo Krawchuk. Wickstrom, 1987 - BRANOON - J.ck Mathelon. Ron Maxwell. M ike SPlck. ON. 1955 - KENORA - A. Hanson. C. Engstrom, L. Johnson, E. Bowman. Vicke rs. 1958 - KENORA - C. Engstrom, LEvIn., I. P. John.on, G. Peterson, 1968 - BRANDON - Oon Cargarv. Greg. Palmer. Ron Mlxwell. Jim 1957 - TRANSCONA - Ernie Tachan, Coca Evenon, John Fawns, King. Mvron Kupchuk. 1969 - CARMAN - Bill North. Barry Sa ndera. Or. Clint North. Slggl Goodbrandson. 1970 - PINE FALLS - Ted Harrllon, Bill McGuire. Joe ReiChart. Don Stupak. 1971 - BRANDON - Dan Halldorson. Bob Cornell. Dw'ight Keam • . Swing into Summer! Bruce Penton. 1972 - BRANDON - Bob Comell. Jim King. Oon McNeill. Bruce SWIM - GOLF - TENNIS Penton. 1973 - PORTAGE LA PRAIRIE - Jim Laurko. H.rry Robinson. Rick Blight, Glenn Baalnglon. 1974 - PORTAGE LA PRAIRIE - Arden ChrlltientOn, Jim Llz.rko, THE WILDEWOOD CLUB Oon Jackson. 1975 - CARMAN - Bill North, Bruce North, Oarrle Sandera. 761 North Drive 1978 - SANDY HOOK - Jim Doyle. Pat Doyle. Tim Coughlin. PH. 474·1389 for Information 1977 - SANOY HOOl( - Jim Doyle. Pat Doyle. Elmer Thorne. 1978 - CARMAN - 8ruce North. 8111 North. Jim McKenzie. 1979 - SANDY HOOK - Jim Ooyle. Pat Doyle. Art SI.ter. We also offer - Badminton, Curling 1980 - DAUPHIN - Lltry Johnson. M ike Pernarowaki, Ron Cross Country Skiing McMillan. 1981 -SANOY HOOK - Jim Doyle. Tim Coughlin, Pat Doyle. Year round Dining & Banquet facilities. 1982 SEL.K IR K COrti L. f} rHOn . Bob f:Hr1{Jll tlll'. Trrn Cromanv. 1983 SEL.K IRK Gord Lenton. Bob Bingham. Tim Cromony. 1984 SI:L.K IR K Ktln Grovo. Bob Blnghom. ROlldy SPtlnCUr The asters Gas Appliances are outperfor ming the others when it comes to economy, convenience and efficiency. Check into natural gas appliances today. Strike up a . new Ilapplianc.e romance" with an old flame... 6 Natural Gas. GlJIgilS Greater Wlnnlpco Gas Company 265 Notre Dame Avenue Winn ipeg, Manitoba R38 1N8
66 MANrTOBA GOLF ANNUAL 'B6 ROYAL CANADIAN GOLF ASSOCIATION July 4 to 7 - Canadian Open Championship, Glen TOURNAMENT Abbey Golf Club, Oakvill e, Onto Aug. 21 to 24 - Willingdon Cup Intorprovincial Toa m Matches and Canadian Amateur Championship. Saskatoon, Sask. CALENDARS Aug. 27 to 3D- Canadian Junior Interprovinclal Team M atches a'nd Juvenilo and J unior Championship, Rossmore Golf and Country Club, Winnipeg Sept. 12·13 - Canadian Pro""m Tea m Cllampionship, FOR 1985 Calgary, A lta. Se pt. 18-20 - Senior Interprovincial Tea m Matches and Championship, Victori a, B.C.
MANITOBA GOLF ASSOCIATION Compliments of ... June 1 - Jac k Blair Memorial Qualifying Round. Breezy Bend 2 - Jack Bl ai r Memorial QllaHfying Round, Wildowood 2 - Junior Intor Club. Transcona, Bel Acres ROY KEPRON 9 Junior Inter-Club, Ass iniboin e. Charleswood 12·13 - Jac k BI ~ ir Memori al Match Pl ay, St. Charles & COMPANY 16 - Junior Inter-Club, St. Boniface, Selkirk 19·20 - Jack Blair Memori al Match Pl ay, St. Charl es • 21 - Free Press Manitoba Inter-Club, Glendale Representative 23 - Junior Inter-Club, Breezy Bend
July 2 to 5 Crown Life Rural Junior Golf Camp, C ~ rm a n 8 to 11 Manitoba Amateur Championship, Elmhurst wUaon, and Pine Ridge 20·21- Willingdon Cup Tea m Tri als, Sl. Charles SPORTS EQUIPMENT CANADA LTD. 22 to 25 - M anitoba Junior Championship, John Blumberg and Glendale In 1984 the most popular golf club on the North American 27·28 - Junior Toa m Tri als, Rossmore continent was the Wilson 1200GE (goar effect). 29 - Rural Higher Handicap Tournament, Carman In 1985 1il will be surpassed by lhe Wilso n Formul. 45 Dynapower system featuring a completely refashioned face on the woods, providing longer and straighter shots Aug. 2- Manitoba J unior Inter-Club, Bel Acres on off-centre hits and a 2-way radial designed sole on 7 to 9 Man·Minn. Junior Matches, Moorh ead, Minn. Irons featuring the Formula 45 system lor accuracy. 9 - Crown Life Pro·Am, Nlakwa Seo your professional for a trial set of Ihese uniquely '1 -12 - RlJral Ama teur Championship, Hecl a Island designed clubs, the forerunner of what ali golf clubs will 13 - North America n Ufo Fa mily Taurnoment, be like in the future. Niakwa 15 - Manitoba Opon Pro·Am, Southwood 16 to 18 Manitoba Opon Championship, Southwood Win With 20 to 22 - Manhoba Sonior Chompionship, Sl. Boniface
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MANI TOBA GOLF A NN UAL '65 57 TOURNAMENT Bel Acres CALENDARS Golf and Country Club COME AND JOIN US. CPGA OF MANITOBA TOURNAMENTS Manager Proles.fiollal Wray Thylor Len Haughey MAY 23 - Pro-President-Med ia-Sponsor Day, Breezy Bend WINN II'EG MANITOBA CANADA 27 - First T,N.T. Package Tournament. Rossmore Phone 632-8337 30 - Pro-Pro Best Ball, John Blumberg JUNE e- Pro -Member Event, Assiniboine 11 - Fletcl,er Pro-Assistant, Elmhurst 14- Pro-Am Tournamen t, Dryden 20- CPGA of Man, Pro -Lady, Glendale 26- Vipond Classic Pro -Member, St. Charles
U\I JULY Regent Travel Ltd. 5- Pro -Member Event, Breezy Bend ~t5 - t530 Regent Ave, Winnipeg, Manitoba R2C 394 " -' 2 - BI II Thomson Invitational Pro-Am, Southwood 15 - CPGA of Man, Pro.Junior, Steinbach Telephone (204) 222-2727 17 - Hadassah-Wi20 Pro-Am, Glendala ~\:.'Il \ EXECUTIVE GOLF HOLIDAYS 24-26 - CPGA of Man, Championship, St, Charles UNIGlOBE Is pleasod to oller spI:K:lal golf packages for you and your goiling friends, You pack your clubs and we'll lake care 01 the rest AUGU ST . Including bOOking your 100 olf timos! 6 - Second T.N.T, Package Tournamen t, Pine Ridge So whother you're slnglo. a. Coupl9. or even a group ...why nOI call us 10 book your GOLF' HOLIDAYI 9 - Crown LI fe Pro-Am Team Evont, Niakwa 15-18 - MGA Manitoba Open, Southwood 19 - 5hilo Pro-Am, Shilo 30 - Sun Life Pro-Am Team Event. Pine Ridge 31 - 0pen Tournament, Kenora
SEPTEMBER , - Open Tournament, Falcon Lake 19-20 - CPGA-Molsons Fa ll Tournament, Glendale Compliments of NATIONAL EVENTS R. J . (Bob) FORCAND July 4 -7 - Canadian Open, Glen Abbey PR ESIDENT J uly 29-Aug. 4 - CPGA Seniors Classic, Aurora, Ont. Aug, 19-23 - CPGA Na tional Club Pro Championship, London, Ont. Aug , 27-28 - Club 34, Reg ina, Sask, Winnipeg Valve & Fitting Ltd. Sept. 9-1S - Canadian PGA Championship, Brampton, Ont, 341 BEeSON STREET, WINNIPEG , R3K lR2 Sept. 23-27 - CPGA Assistants Championship, Kleinburg, Onto Let Royal Trust's services keep you out of the rough. Royal Trust • 330 St. Mar y Avenue Winnipeg, Manitoba
68 MANtTOBA GOLF ANNUAL 'B5 Scenes From 1984 AUTO GLASS
FASTEST IN TOWN SPECIAUSTS IN: e WINDSHIELDS REPLACED e GLASS lor VENTS, DOORS, end BACK WINDOWS eVINYL TOPS Transcol1a Golf Club members won't want to see thiS scene e BODY SIDE MOULDINGS repeated in 1985. This was the view from the clubhouse on eVAN WINDOWS J(Jne 17, 1984, when Les Gillem was able to sell his boat on eSUN ROOFS the roin ~ flooded Trenscone fairw8Ys. Believe it or notl e PINSTRIPING • OUR SERVICE FEATURES: • WHILE·U·WAIT SERVICE ::E • CARS PICKED UP • DELIVERED • GUARANTEED WORKMANSHIP • WAITING LOUNGES • COMPLETE STOCK ON HAND • MOBILE SERVICE • OPEN ON SATURDAYS
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6 WINNIPEG LOCATIONS Menitobo Golf Association offieinls wH/ we/come 8 repeat of this scene, only moreSQ, This was port of the gallery following 950 St. James St...... 786-5551 Den Hal/dorsan in the finol round of the 1984 Manitoba Open 354 Sherbrook ...... 775·8131 at NlekwB. They 'd like bigger crowds out in August for the 948 St. Mary·s Rd...... •. . . . 257·3447 1985 Open at Southwood. 25 Derby at Jarvis . . .•.•. . .. 586·9727 250 York at Garry ...... 943·4451 704 Scotland ...... 452-4745 SELKIRK MANITOBA LOCATION ST. BONIFACE 620 Sophia ...... 785-8244 GOLF CLUB 100 You ville St., Wpg.
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MANITOBA GOLF ANNUAL 'B5 15 - M en's Open, Pinaw a 1985 Calendars lS-16 - Men's Op en, Glenbora 15-16 - Sprlng Open, Ru ssel: 15-16 - Yellawhoa d Op ~ n , No.pawa OTHER M EN'S GOLF TO URNAMENTS 15 16 Men's Open, Carman (As roportod up to the deadline of this yearbook I 16 - Mon's Tournamont, MacG rogor 22 23 Open Tournamont, Shllo 22-23 - $ pring Opan, Souris-Glonwood JUNE 22-23 - Men's Opon, Rol and 1 2 Men's Open, Virden-Wellview 23 - Northern Classic, Swan River 1-2 Wlnnlpog River Open, Pine Fa lls 23 - Men's Open, Oakview 2 - Amateur Tourr'lament, Charl eswood 23 - Men's Amateur, Wildewood 8 9 Mon's Open, Minnewast8 (M ord en) 29 to July 1 Opon Tournamont, Phantom Lako IFlin 8 9 - Sprlng Open, Delorain. Fl onl 9 - 0 pe n Tournament, Portago la Prai ri e 14-15-16 - Grev Owl TOLJrn arnent, Wasagom ing JULY
1 - Junior Open, Morri s-Rive rviow ~ -~ ... ~ 4 - Man, Curling Ass'n Tournament, St. Boniface NIGHTLY . :.1 ':", -" 5- Junior Op en, Wildewood 5- Alex Welsh Memorial, Broez y Bend 6-7 M en's Opon, Thompson ENTERTAINM ~ I 8 Soniors Tournament. Roland 13 14 Annual Tournament. Selkirk 14 - Men's Open, Dolahunt ITrehorn ol 16-17 - Seniors Tournament. John Blumberg 105> ~ , .:, ~, , . . ! ' 17 - Seniors lover 50 1 Open, Deloraine 20 - Open Tourr'loment. Steinbach JQQ) . , ~,' 20-21 - Shilo Stag Tournament, Shllo 20 21 Moonshlno Dazo Tournament, Roblin 22 and 25 Seniors Tournamonts. Klldonof''1 and Windsor BIRCHWOOD INN 23 - Se niors Op en, Morri s-Riverview 2520 PORTAGE AVE , PH , 885-4478 25 Junior Open, Charles wood 26 to 28 International Tournament, Morden. Winkler. UNDERGROUND PARKING AVAILABLE Walhall a, Cavalior
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60 MA NI TOBA GOLF ANNUAL ' 85 AU GUST 3-4 - Rob Roy's Wes tern Open, Whea t Ci ty, Brandon 5 - Senior Op on, Ru sso ll e·g - J unior Tournament, Blumberg, Windsor, Kildonan Morri's Tailoring 9-11 - Northwes t Open, Pine Fa ll s 10-11- Municipal Men's Club Championships, MADE TO MEASURE Blumborg , Windsor, K Iidonan ll - Junior Op on, Thompso n ALTERATIONS l1 - Lefthan ders Open, Portago 10 Prairie 14 - Seniors Tournament, MacG rogor Specializing in 16 Junior Open, Minnewas ta (M ordonl 17-24 - Tam arack Tournaments, Wasagamlng MADE TO MEASURE 17-18 - South Central Op en, Manitou CLOTHES FOR MEN 17·18 - Banner County Opon, Ru ssell 18 - Men's Opon, Transcona AND WOMEN 1S Mon's Bes t Ball, Breezy Bend 1S-19 - Labatt's Pro-Am, Shilo 24 Junior Open, Carm an By Samuelsohn, Ritchie Rubinoff, 24 - Junior M ixed Tourn ament. Ru sso ll Mickey Allen 24-25 - Men's Open, Kill arn oy 24 -25 - FalJ Open, Souris-Glenwood 25 - Men's Open, Swan River Alterations on Men's and Women 's 26 - Grey Bea rd Senior, Minnewasta (Mord en) Cloth es 26 - Senior Open, Ca rman 31-Se pt. 1 Labor Day Classic, Carm an 31-Se pt. 1 Autumn King Classic, Whea t City, Brandon 515-265 Portage Avenue 31-Sopl. 1 - Whites hell Amateur and Falcon Boach Open, Fal con Boach 31-Se pt. 2 - Labor Day Tournamont, Ph antom Lake, (Flin WINNIPEG, MAN. R3B 2B2 Flonl 31 Sept. 2 - Rose Bowl Tournament, Nee pawa PH. 942-6839 3 1 ~ Se pt. 2 M atch Pl ay Tournament, Vi rd en-Well view
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MAN ITOBA GOLF A NN UAL '85 61 12 - Team tri als, Pin e Ridge Tournament 13 - Team trials, St. Charles 16- Higher Handicap tournament, Bel Acres Calendars 17 - Higher Handicap tournament, Ni ekwa 23 - Manitoba Inter-Club, Carman
MANITOBA LADIES' GOLF ASSOCIATION Au g. 6 - Co 11 88 n Hutchison M emorial Qu alifyin g, St. June 4 - Two-bell tournament, F"in a Ridge Boniface 25- City & Di strict championship, Southwood 7 - Co ll een Hutchi son Memorial Match Pl ay, j ohn 26 Cit y & Di strict championship, Glendale Blumberg 27 - City & District championshi p, 5 1. Charl es a - Coll oo n Hutchi so n Memori al M atch Pl ay, Wildewood Jul y 9 - Amateur, Seni or and Junio r championships and 9 - Coll een Hutchison M emori al M atch Pl ay, team tria ls, Ross more Ass in iboine 10 - Amateur, Seni or and Junior championship s and 13 - Rural Open Tournament, Shilo team tri als, Breezy Bend 11 - Amateur, Senior an d Junior championshi ps and tea m trials, Elmhurst CANADIAN LADIES' GOLF ASSOCIATION july 29 to Au g. 1- Senior Championship, li e Bi za rd, Que. Aug, 12-15 - junior Championship, Kentvill e, N.s. Shilo Golf & Country Club 19-23 - Amateur Championship, Halifax, N.s. Bldg. A-2 P.O . Box 10 COVQ Road CFB Shllo. Manit oba CFB Shllo, Mani toba ROK 2AO JUNIOR LADIES' EVENTS July a - Novice Ju nior tournament, Crescent Dri ve Featuring Summer & Winter Recre8lion 29 - M oth er-daughter tea m event, Assi nibol ne • 18 Hole Golf Course • 18 Hole Mini Golf Aug. 5- Nine and lB-hole even ts, Bel Acres • 6 Sheet Curling Rink Course 29 - junlor Field Day, Steinbach • Dining Room • Banquet Fa cilities • Bar & Lounge Available OTHER WOMEN'S TOURNAMENTS (As reported at MLGA se mi annual mee ting) Fo r Information & Bookings Pl ease Ca ll : j . E. McCabe, M anagor General Office JUNE 765-4988 765-2 128 2 - Morden, Selkirk 8 - Bel Acres
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62 MANITOBA GOLF ANNUAL '85 9 - Nee pawa l3- Killarney, Carman 19 - Minnedosa 20- Elmhurst 22-23 - Shilo (m en & womonl 23 - Dauphin, SI. Boniface 24 - Sunnyslde (Brandonl
JULY 4-5 - Canoe Club Rainbow 7 - Red Lake 14 - Breezy Bend (best baili. Thompson 19 - Morden ' 20-21 - Atikokan 28 - Charleswood 31 - Portage la Prairie • AU GUST Hecla 3-4 - Central Plains Mlxod IPortage, Southport, MacG regor, Treherne) 4 - Kenora 5- Falcon Lake Golf's even more enjoyable when played In a beautl· fu l setting like Hecla Island. ll - Assinibolne, Fort Fra nces 12 - Western Open (Brandonl This season we again look forward to seeing familiar 14 - Dryden faces and some new ones too. 16- Portago lofthanders Pro or duffer you'll enjoy the Hecla cou rse and the 18 Rossmere events that add a challenge to the game. 19 - Ru ssoll Keep us in mind for club or group tournaments. 25 - Wildewood, Neepawa For Information and bookings please call: 29-30- Fort William Country Club •
SEPTE MBER M. nllOb. ~ Golf Pro: Jim Mayer Hllural "nollrcn 5-6 - Southwood Daisy Telephone: Hecla '72 Park! 9 - Winkler Booki ngs: Park office: 1·378-2945 C~~br.ll ng 25 YearS 10 - Blumberg be st·ball
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MANITOBA GOLF ANNUAL ' 85 63 Inler1d Trust & Savings COIp. Ltd ...... •.•..••• , .... 61 ADVERTISERS ' INDEX IntOt City Gas . . . . . •..•...... ' •.•.•••. , ,. S8 Adams, Kon . Draperies/lnlerlors Ltd ..• ...... , . , , .... 55 hWQstors SyndictHtl Limited ., .. , , . , ' •. " ••• , 50 Alt Canada .... , ...... 29 Kopron, Roy & Company .. 57 Air Guard Control PrOducts . , , , . . . . . , . , , , . , .. .. 39 Killeen's Auto and Plato Glass Ltd ...... •. 59 Appliance World ..... , , , ...... , . , . . . .. , , 56 Loball's (Manitoba) Browery ...... , .. 2 1 Belan Electric ...... ,...... , , , .. , , .... 53 Bay Bronze InclllSl ries . , ...•.•. , ...... 14 M anitoba Hydro ..... 63 Bay, The - ArHll1i s , , .. , . , ... , , .. , ...... , , , , , 55, S8 Manitol.H) P3rks Branch ... , , .... 53 . 63 Beaver lumbOr Company .. , ••. . ... , .. , , ... , , . , , , ... 54 Manitoba 1olophor1o System ...... 39 Bol Acres Golf Club . " " ...... , •...... , .. ". 58 Manulifo . , ...... 53 Belleville Homos ltd...... , ...... , ... " .. , ..... IBC McCaine I:leCttlc ...... , ...... • , ",.,., •.. , 44 Birchwood Inn .. , ...... ,',., ...... •... " .. ,' 00 McNaught Pontiac .... , ...... , • , .. 43 Blackwood BeverAgOS Llmltod , , .. , , ... , ...... , , , , 1, 51 Meaghor's Distillery Limited .... , . , .•...... 45 Brandon, Ci ty of .. , , ...... , , , •.. , ...... 54 M olson Brewery Manitoba Ltd . .," •.... . 35 Breezy Bend Golf and Country Club ...... • . •. 67 Morrt's Tailorlny ...... 61 Budget Ront A Car ...... 51 MQtorwilys . . .. ., 52 Ca rling O'Koe fa Breweri es ...... 51 Nabisco Brnnds . .54 CurrnonGolf Club ...... •....• ' .. 46 Nlllkwa Country Club ...... 43 Charloswood Golf Club . . . • • ...... , 54 North American lifo Assuranco Co. 25 CN Rail ...... 54 O'Brien World Travol Service .. . .. , , .. . 30 Consolldatod Turf Equipment Ltd ..... , . . . • ...... 9 Old Dlltch ..... , ...... •...... Cottonwood Golf Course ...... 49 58 CPGA Manitoba Zone ...... •. , ...... 34 Pacific Western Alrlinos . . I ~ . 51 00 ehr Homo Furnishing Centro .. , ...... , , •. , .•. , .. 57 Ramada Ifln .... 56 Del Bra Rt;w l Estbto Ltd ... ,', .... , .. ,...... 57 RCA ...... •...... 53 Dolto Inn ...... , , ...... 30 Ri co, T.J . and AssoclatlHi . 40 Eaton's ...... , .. . 19 Rossmore Golf and Country Club . 2 Elmhurst Golf and Country Club 5 Royal Bank of Canada ...... , • 64 Ford Motor Company of Co noda Ltd ... ..• , , ...... 5, 8 1 Royal Oak Golf Course 47 Royol Tru st , ...... 56 Glandula Courilfy Club . ., ...... 30 Globe Envelopos ...... , .. ,.,... .. 46 51. Boniface Golf Club . • . •. " 59 Golf Courso 5upofintendon l s of Manitoba ... , , , . , .. 36 5 1. Charlos Country Cillb , , , , .. .. 48 Gooch's Blcyclos ...... , , ..... 53 51. Jamos Volkswagen ... ,' .• 3 Grea ter Winnipeg Gas Company .,.... . 56 Sandy Hook Golf Club ...... ,...... ,. 44 Groat West lifo Assuronce Co...... 7 S03gram Distillers limited IFC Gu lf OU ...... •...... 55 Solkhk Enterprise ,. ... "" . 41 Selkirk Golf and Coun tr y Club .. 41 H orri~ Chuv Olds , . , , , ...... , ...... 41 5 11 110 Gall and Country Club ...... 62 Imporlol Tobacco Limited ...... 06C Silverwood Dairies 56 Southwood Golf or1d Coun try Club 14 Stapleton, B.W. & Son Ltd . .. 6 Steh'Dach Fly· ln Golf Club . , . . . , . • . •. ' •• . 46 Stewart Trophies & Engraving Ltd. , . .• • •.. , .•• 54 Supreme Vinyl Ropalr ...... •.. , •• ,. · 64 1eamupwith Taurus Golf Ltd ...... , .. · . 13 TinlOx .•...... , ...... , ...... 52 T,N.T. Golf Equlpmom . , , , .. , ... . · . 17 Transcona Golf Club ...... 61 the Royal Bank Turp ie, Dave, M en's W OlJ l .•• , •••... · 44 Unlolobe Regent Travol ...... ,., ... 58 WAllingford Pross limited ....• , • . • • .• , .... 62 Westin Hotel ...... 37 Wlldowood Club , ...... 66 Winkler Golf Club ...... , ...... 31 Winnipeg FlOC Press .... , , , ...... 23 Wlnnlpog Parks & Recreation . , .. . . 5 1 Wlnnipog Valve & Fitting ...... , .• 68 Xerox Canado Ir,c...... "...... 53, 57, 60 VIP VINVl CI> DON'T DESPAIR INOUS H1IAl Pf1OOUCTO WE DO REPAIR CUTS - RIPS - TEARS AND BURNS ON VINY L GOLF BAGS & LU GGAGE When you s ucceed ... Plus all other articles . we succeed. where vinyl material is used. FOR FAST PROFESSIONAL SERVICE ~ ROYAL & ESTIMATES CALL Supreme Vinyl Repair Service ~ BANK 589-1150
64 MANITOBA GOLF ANNUAL ' 85 Belleville Homes Ltd.
75 LINDENWOOD DRIVE E. TELEPHONE: 452·5136 (Model home) FEATURES ·Master bedroom with circle hea d windows. whirlpool hot tub. glass corner shower. walk·in closet. · Circular oak staircase . • Family room. sunroom window.
• Kitchen garden window. • Oak kitchen and interior finishing .Insulation levels exceed double E standards ceiling R50 wall R27 basement R27 • Triple pane wood casement windows .Insulated metal exterior doors • EE fireplace with glass doors. fresh air intake. heat return (. marble facing
Bel1evil1e Homes Ltd. Design Services and Custom Building " 3·935 McLeod Avenue Telephone: 667·2396 erergy efficient NO HOME SHO(JW BE WITHOUT IT WARNING : HeaHh and We~are Canada advises that danger to heanh increases with amount smoked - avoid inhaling, Av, per cigaretle: du Maurier Light: Reg: 9 mg "tar", 0,8 mg nicotine; King Size: 11 mg "tar", 1.0 mg nicotine, du Maurier: Reg: 13 mg "tar", 1.0 mg nicotine; King Size : 16 mg "tar", 1.2 mg nicotine,