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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 13, 1995
Page
8
Bob Boyd wins the Glenboro Men's Golf Tournament Championship Flight with a 76 score. Don Bridges, Allan Greer, and Jeff Chambers tied at 77 while Trent Leece and Blake North posted 78 and Wayne Tomlinson 78. Randy Wallis finished 79 with Glen Ford also listed.
The Seniors Tournament on June 5 drew 24 players in four flights. In the 69 and under ladies flight Myrna Greer won, with Dorothy Parsonage and Audrey Sundell following. In the over 70 ladies Evelyn Hallgrimson led, Isabel Hamilton second, Isabel Shepherd third. For the men 69 and under Allan Greer topped Murray Forbes and Rodger Herman, while the 70 plus winners were Morley Davidson, Herman Arason, and Harold.
The Eclipse Baseball School with Home Run Camps offers two sessions in July 1995 for ages 9-12 and 13-16. Fees cover resident 225 and commuter 200 with local player rate 125. Registration open through start of camp. Contact Rod Fallis for details.
The Ninette Fair features the Glenboro Killarney and Boissevain MYJC parade floats in shows and parades. On July 1 Glenboro Office leads Children's Activities with face painting by Odd Job Squad. Winners of MYJC color contests will be announced next week as students prepare for summer work like lawn care and cleaning.
A summary of Yellowhead Interclub golf results with team standings and weekly match scores. It lists top finishers MacGregor Glenboro Shilo Gladstone Minnedosa Carberry in order, plus player scores and flight winners across May to June rounds.
The Annual Men Open Golf Tournament over June 10 11 named Bob Boyd Pilot Mound champion with 76. Gerry Book Dave Kreklewich and Daryl Ford won flights one two and three. Rick Truelove took the members handicap net 63 and closest to the pin on Sunday. Peter Derkach and Jim McCulloch claimed Saturday and longest drive honors, with Glen Tosh winning Sunday longest drive.
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