1985 - Golf Manitoba

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Message from
M.G.A. President
It is with co nsiderabl e enthusiasm that I look forward to
th o 198 5 golf season. Ono might identify it as a ye.r of
change.
Th e M anitoba Opon will have its larges t purso In several
years and It is expoc ted this w ill attra ct a very strong field.
Special th anks should go to Southwood for their effort s.
The Manitoba Am atour will soe change in its format with
I ho low 60 and ties making th o championship flight after th o
first two round s. Thi s will reduce the numbor of m atch-play
flight s to four, There will also be 8 on e-w eek broak between
the Willingd on Cup trial s and th o M anitoba Am ateur.
Th e M anit oba Junior progmm will see several Innovations
in the form at for the Sunday Junior Intorclubs. The golf c amp
form erly held at Shile w ill be changed to include 8 camp in
Carman redirec ted to rural players and an elite camp in
Winnipeg for pl ayers from bOlh Winnipeg and rural Manitoba,
Tho cut in the M anitoba Junior Championships will also be
changed to th e low 60 and ti es after th e second round .
Rossmere will hos t the Canadian Junior Championship from
Augu st 26 to 30 . With several excellent junior pl ayors w e are
predic ting 0 'lory good show ing by our M anitoba team.
April saw the larges t turnout 8vor at a first cOllncil mee ting
of th o se ason. Th is speaks w ell for tl1 8 enthusiasm and
interes t at the adnlinis trative level.
Tho M anitoba Sports Federati on and th e Oepartmer'll of
Fitness, Recreation and Sport have continued th eir fin e
supPort toward tho game of golf. Obviously, we are 'lory
pleased w ith their contributions and look forwa rd to w orking
with Ihem.
We w ish 011 th e golfers in M anitoba a good se ason.
Remember, the M anitoba Golf Associ ation is only as strong
as Its member clubs and, in turn, their membership.
In closing, special congratul ations should go to Rud y Boivin,
Ralph Bagley and th ir committoo for an excollont Golf Annual.
Thi s is the sixth edition of the Golf Annu al. I ca n asSl"e you
Ihat we are the onvy of all tho other associa tions in Canada.
Best Wishes from
RCGA President
Greetings from
Province of Manitoba
On bohalf of the Royal
Canadian Golf A ssociation, it
is a pl easure to extend be t
wi shos to the Manitoba Golf
A ssociati on and alt Man itoba
golfers for a success ful soason in 1985.
M anitoba has produ ced
some of Canada's fin es t golf ers and certainl y has a repu tation for excell ent golf
administrators, The deve lopm ent of these pl ayers and
lead ers is a tribute to the
M ani toba Golf Ass ociation
and I urge you to continu e
your good work in the interes t
of th o gam e of golf.
M ay I al so ox tend congratul ati ons ag ain t o th e M ,G,A . (or
its initia tivo in publishing U,is Golf Annu al for Iho
information and intoros t of its members. It is a most
worthwhil e undertakin g.
JAMES D. BRUCE,
President,
Royal Canadian Golf A ssociati on
MANITOBA GOLF ANNUAL ' 85
AL MA CA TAVISH
• MGA Presi(lent
It is my pl easure, on bohalf
of tho Government of Manitob a, to ex tend warmes t
to the Manitoba
gree ting
Golf A ssocia tion.
To know th at the Sport
Directorate is working cooperatively w ith th e M anitoba
Golf A ssociati on and com muniti es in providing golf
opportuniti os
for
poopIe
throughout the province is
gratifying.
Golf draw s poople from all
walks of life and helps provide
fun and fallow shlp in addition
10 the challenge of athletic
proficiency.
May I pay tribute to the m any vo lunteers associa ted with
the sport of golf.
Bes t wishes for 1985.
~Y.oe~e£1
L.L. DESJARDINS
Minister Responsible for Sport
v
1985 MGA COUNCIL
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
President -
AI M acatavish, Elmhurst
President-Elect
Jim Bristow, Breezy Bend
Past President
Keith Armstrong, Niakwa
First Vice-President
Rick Thain, City Municipal Courses
Second Vice-President
Rudy Boivin, Southwood
Treasurer
Bob Forcand, Breezy Bend
Executive Director
Ken Hanford, Niakwa
ASSISTANTS
COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN
Manitoba Open Tournaments Junior Development
Non-Golf Events Rural Events -
Keith Armstrong, Niakwa
Rick Thain, Municip al
- Jim Bristow, Breezy Bend
Rudy Boivin, Southwood
Barrie Sanders, Carman
Bob Forcand, Breezy Bend
Lome Kingyens, Bel Acres
AI Gray, Charleswood
OTHER MEMBERS OF COUNCIL
Ken Abbott, Wildewood
Steve Bannatyne, St. Charles
Jim Berry, Reston
Ron Cassels, Assiniboine
Ted Chop, Northernaire
Andy Delorme, Transcona
Ray Dring, Boissevain
Keith Fawcett, Neepawa
Lloyd Goodman, Pine Ridge
Peter Guenther, Steinbach
Joe Kachor, Carman
Ken Kovacs, Rossmere
Don MacDonald, Pine Ridge
Al an Ma xwell, St. C~arles
Brian McPherson, Southwood
Dave Morrison, Breezy Bend
Mike Mykytyn, Six:rhirty Club
Larry Naha chewsky, Shilo
Ed Revel , Tuelon
Weldon Ridley, Morden
Warren Scott, St. Boniface
Irv Slusky, Glendale
Alex Smaluk, Elmhurst
Sonny Solmundson, Charleswood
Jim Sorenson, Gladstone
Bob Stafford, Niakwa
Clarence Sveinson, Canoe Club
Don Thompson, Swan River
Dave Turpie, Thompson
Weiland Williams, Bel Acres
Hal Wilmeri ng, Dryden
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
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Contents
Features
Messages . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . • . . . . . . • . .. 1
MGA Council . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . • . .. 2
In Memoriam ... . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . • . • . . . 4
MGA Financial Report . .. ...... . . • . ....... 53
Adverti sers' Index ........ . ... . .•... .. . .. 64
Manitoba Open Supplement .......... . S 1 to S8
Palt Winner.
Manitoba Junior Championship . . , .. , . , . . . . . . . . 30
M anitoba Open Chpmpionshlp ." .. ,." . . . . . . . 32
Jack Blair M omorla l Motch Play ..... • . , .. " . . . 32
Manitoba Amateur Championship , , ... , , .. .... . 33
Menltobo Senior Championship . .. . , , .... ..... , 33
Intor-Club Championships . , ..... , , . , , , .. 54 to 56
TOURNAMENT CALENDARS
MGA, RCGA .......••.....•.• •. , .•....... 57
MPGA ......•.•....... . .. , . , •• , . ........ 58
Othor men's . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . • .• , , . , , , .. . 60-61
Women's "vents .. , , , .. ... , .. ...... . ..... . 62 -63
Articles
How Manitoba Golf Association 8 egan ...• . . . 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
North American Life Family Classic .... .. • ... 24
Manitoba Junior Championship . .. .... . .. ... 26
Report from CPGA of Manitoba .. . . .. . . .. ... 34
Golf Course Superintendents of Manitoba .. . .. 36
Manitoba Senior Championships ... ...... .. . 38
Crown Life Pro·Am Team Championship ..... . . 42
Rural Manitoba Amateur Championship . ..... . 44
M anitoba Women's Golf Reports .. ........ . . 47
Rossmere host for 1985 Canadian Junior . . .. .. 52
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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 nolghborIng Elmhurst .
Photoaraphs
on the cover w ere provided by
freelance photographer Hugh Allan, as w ere most of
the other pictures in the magazine. Special thanks
also go to the Winnipeg Free Press and other sources.
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The M anitoba Golf A ssocia ti on and tho M anitoba
Ladies' Golf A ssocfat ion both w ere saddon d through
the loss o f pas t presidents during th e pss t year.
William J, IBIllI Doyle, who served as president of the
MGA In 1975, died M arch 25, 198 5, at Whitby, Ont. , at
th e age of 6 1.
Though he was born in M ontreal, aft er service in the
Royal Canadian Air Force during the Second Worl d War
hi s bu siness ca reer took him to many part s o f the
country, including British Columbia. Albarta and Nova
Sco tia,
But, it was in M anitoba he becam e deepl y involved
with the administrati on o f golf. He came to thi s
province in 1962. left again for a few yea rs, then
returned in 197 1 to rejoin the M anitoba Golf A ssoci ation council.
Prior to his term 8S president, Doyl e served as public
relations chairman in 1972, junior ch airman in 1973 and
vice -president and tournament chairm an In 1974 , w hen
he was also the no n ~ pl ay in g ca ptain for Manitoba's only
winn ing Willingdon Cup team.
He Is survi ved by his w ife Jane, daughter Barbara
in Vancouve r and sons M ichaal in Toron to and John In
Winnipeg .
Colleen Hutchison , w ho was pre sident of th e MLGA
for the 1981 8 2 torm , diad Aug, 10, 19 84, at the age of
48,
Her dea th occ urred on th e day o f the fin al of th e
Tribun e Handicap golf tou rn amen t, an event Sl18 had
w on in the pas t, and MLGA o f ficia fs decided to
co ntinue her associa ti on wi th th o event by renaming it
in her honor beginning thi s season.
The t ournament, w hich is a handicap mat ch pl ay
ovant, will now bo known as the Colleen Hutchison
M emori al tournament, w ith a now trophy dona ted by
her hu sband.
Hutchison was a popular golf officia l and olso a
co mp etitive pl ayer, h aving taken part in Trilight League
acti on for th e Rossmere club.
Prior t o her term as president, she served lwo ~yea r
terms as tournament chai rman and vice-presi don t of
th e MLGA. She was instrumental in reinsta ting tho
M anitoba-Saska tchewan wo men's golf matches during
her term as president.
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How Manitoba Golf
Association was formed
It all started with meeting
of five clubs back in 1915
This is 8 reproduction of 8
handwritten repon p rovided to the
Manitoba Goff AssociMion in 19 19
by ReS Brv ee, one of the original
directors of the association.
It (rBces the format/on of the
MGA in 19 15 end lists the original
member clubs and original execu·
livB.
It is reproduced here to inform
81/ present M anitoba g olfers how
it 0/1 begon 70 years ago.
A mee ting of those Interested in
forming a M anitoba Golf A ssociat ion
was held in th e Winnipeg Industri al
Bure.u. Winnipeg, on Tuesday, 6th July.
191 5 at 12 d cl ock noon.
30 golfers at tended th is meet ing
wh ich w as presided over by Mr. W.O.
Nares, amongst th ose present w ere
M essrs A . Macaw. G.M . Black. A .S.
Bond. H.G. Patterson. W. Bain. A .
Sull iva n. J .A .O. G emm il l. T.K .
Middlemas. C.W. Jackson. H.M. Tucker,
T.F. Hub le. R.L. D eni son . J .H.
Bl ackwood. R.C.s. Bruce. Dr. R.R. Sw an.
C.S. Gunn and Harold Keene.
Mr. Macaw outlined the purpose of
the meeting, after which it w as decided
to form a Golf Association for M anitoba
to look after th e Manitoba Championship and such other matters in connoc·
tion with the game which may be found
• dvlsabl e.
It w es moved and seconded th et t he
meet ing elect a special committee of 2
members of each club w ith instructions
- 1st To have th eir clu b appoint 2
delegates to attend a subsequent meet·
Ing with the power to vote for or against
the formation of the Association; 2nd To
prepare a draft Constitution and Byelaw s:
The follow ing representatives were
appointed:
Brand on
T h. Presi dent and
Secretary
Elmhurst
J .W. Kelly and F.R.
Sproule
Norwood - R.C.S. Bruce and H.J .
Dunca n
Pine Ridge - T.F. Hubi. and R.D.
Stratton
Wpg . Hunt Club - G.M. Bleck and L.
MacCa rthy
Stonewall - CW . Jackson and G.H.
Clarke
St . Charl es - C.S. Gunn and A .
Sullivan
Winnipeg - GW . Markle and A .
Macaw
IContinued on page BI
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Here's how
it all got
started
M.G.A. Past Presidents
IContlnued from page 61
Kei th Arm strong
Michael Averbac h
'Donald L. Nutley
The delegates appointed held a mee ting Immediately after wh en Mr. C.S.
Gunn was ca ll ed to the chair.
A subco mmittee w as form ed to draw
up th e draft constitut ion to be submit-
ted to the dolega tos ot a meotin g to bo
ca lled on Tu esday, 12th July, 191 5.
Th is mee ting met as arranged: dele
gates ca me w ith in stru ctions to go
ahead with the org anization and on thi s
date, viz; Tu esday, 13th July, 191 5, the
Manitoba Golf Association was founded
and the draft constitution and bye law s
edopted. Th ose present were:
C.S. Gunn, representing Th o St.
Charl es Country Club.
G.W. Markle and A. Macaw, representing The Winnipeg Golf Club Ltd.
A.D, Stratton, representing The Pine
Ridge Golf Club.
J .W. Kelly and F.R. Sproule, representIng The Elmhurst Golf Club.
R.C.S. Bruce, representing The Norwood Golf Club.
There were thus originally 5 clubs and
continued so till 27th March, 1918,
wh en th e newl y organi zed A ss iniboin e
Golf Club joined.
Mr. F.L. Patton. St . Charl es, was
appointed President.
Mr. R,D. Stratton, Pin e Ridge, was
appointed Vice -President.
Mr. Harold Keene, Norwood and Wpg.
C lub, w as ap pointed Sec'y-Treasurer.
Mr. H,M , Tucker, Elmhurst. was
appointed Direc tor.
Mr. R.C.S. Bruce, Norwood, was appointod Diroc tor.
The meeting un anim ously of opin ion ,
that owing to the G reat W ar, th ere
should be no championship held, but In
Its place a Tournament be held In aid of
Patriotic or Red Cross Funds. This policy
w as confirmed during the w ar until after
Poace w as declared.
The First Championship to be hald
und er the Buspi ces of the A ssocia tion
was In 1919. This attracted an entry of
198 players and w as won by Mr. J.T.
Cuthbert of The Norwood Golf Club.
The inter club cham pionship ror
Trophy presentod by M essrs Henry Birks
and Sons w as Inaugurated in 19 16 .
There Is no record or any o ther
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P.M . IPeter) Kremer
E. K. IBud) Foster
Gordon Pattison
D. R. IDon) Craig
R. B. IBob) Goodwin
'W .J . (Billl Doyl e
John C. Brown
M anuel Bricker
H. E. Caldwell
R. E. Galloway
Dwight Parkinson, M.D.
J . P. Vinet
'Herb ert A . Fos ter
J. W . Abbott
'Charles L. Jones
'J . A . Swanson
W . Arthur Johnston
'J . M . Blair
'C. M . Thompson
'Fred J . O'Malley
'W. J. Bickell
Harold Parker
H. Bruce Boreham
'Dr. N. C. Carmichael
'Gordon L. Leggo
'R . G. Murray
'R . J . Gallagher
'J . L. M . Thomson
'Judge J . E. Ad amson
'Robert Jacob
'D. E. Clement
'D. E. Clement
'C. E. Harvey
'T. J . Lytle
'R . H. Baird
'G . B. Saunders
'R. C. S. Bruce
'C . P. Wilson
'F. L. Pallon
1984
1982-83
1981
1980
1979
1978
1977
1976
1975
1974
1973
1972
1970-71
1968-69
1966-67
1964-65
1962-63
1960-61
1958-59
1956-57
1954-55
1952-53
1950-51
1948-49
1946-47
1944-45
1942-43
1940-41
1938-39
1936-37
1934-35
1932-33
1930-31
1929
1928
1927
1926
1925
1924
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1918
1915-16
Niakwa Countr y Club
Glendalo Country Club
Bal Acres Goll Club
Charleswood Golf Club
Elmhurst Golf & Country Club
St. Boniface Golf Club
Wpg. Municipal Courses
Niakwa Country Club
Southwood Golf & Country Club
Winnipeg Canoe Club
Glendale Country Club
Pine Ridge Golf Club
51. Charles Country Club
Assiniboine Golf Club
Pine Ridge Golf Club
Nlakwa Country Club
Assiniboine Golf Club
Pine Ridg e Golf Club
St. Charles Country Club
Niakwa Country Club
Pine Ridg e Golf Club
Tu xedo Golf Course
51. Charles Country Club
Assin iboine Golf Club
Norwood Golf Club
Niakwa Country Club
Sandy Hook Golf Club
Brandon Golf & Country Club
Brandon Golf & Country Club
Assin iboine Golf Club
St. Charlos Country Club
Norwood Golf Club
St. Charles Country Club
• Denotos doco ased.
Championship resull in the Minute Book
bayond the first one held in 1919.
isigned) R.C.S. Bru ce.
P.S. Previous to 1915 the Annu al
Championship was looked after by Th e
St. Cherles Club.
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Southwood's Todd FBnning receives trophy Bnd frBmed ph oto 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
76-year-old
Southwood
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sWinger
dominates
7984 golf .
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scene In
Manitoba
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The 1984 golf season in M anitoba
could be summed up as the Year of Todd
Fanning, so It was reall y no surpri se
w hen Todd Fanr'ling was named M a n i ~
toba's Golfer of t he Ye. r for 1984.
At 16 years of age, Fanning dominated
the MG A competitive season by w in
nlng both the am ateur and junior pr o ~
vinclal Crowns and earning berth s on
both the am ateur W illingdon Cup team
and tho provincial junior team.
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Th e young Southwood wh iz became
th e younges t player ever to w in the
M anitoba amateur title and also the first
to win both titlos in th e sarn o year.
Fanning w as presented w ith the
Golfor of th e Yea r honors in Fobruary at
tho annual meoting of the Manitoba Golf
A ssociati on, at whi ch time it w as also
announced he was the winn er of t he
RCG A's 1984 Junior Ac hievem ent
Award for M anitoba, an award based 0 11
Scholasti c achievements, general atti·
tude toward the game and co ntributions
to t he gam e as we ll as pl aying abili t y.
His Golfer of the Yea r award was won
stri ctl y on porform anco and ho won it
over t wo o tl~e rs w ho had impressive
credontials w hich might have wo n the
award in an oth er yea r.
In fact , Ca thy Burton Of Selki rk
completed the 198 4 season wi th similar
accompli shmen ts to th ose w hich won
th e Golfer of the Yea r award the yea r
. before for Gail Ande rson of 5 1. Charl es,
having w on the City and Di strict championship and both th o M anitoba and
Saskatchew an wo men's am ateur titles.
It just w asn't enough in the Year of
Fanning.
The otl1or runnoru p for th e 1984
award was Crai g Ki ndrat, anoth er
Selkirk golfer, w ho had been in the
runnerup position before (1 982 ). HiS
1984 accomplishmen ts included low
amateur in the M anitoba Open, low
sc orer in th e provincial W illingdon Cup
MA NlT08A GOLF ANNUAL '85
Team trials and winner of tho W estern
M anitoba Opon at Brand on with a
cou rse -rocord 6 4 along U1e way.
In addition to w inning both th e
Amateur and Junior provincia l cham-
Share runner-up honors
pionships and pl aying on both the
W illingdon and junior tea ms, Fanning's
1984 accomplishm ents includ ed his
second straig ht runn er-up fini sh in the
Canadian juve nile cham pionship, w hich
is pl ayed In co njunction with tho
Ca'1adi an junior. He also placod seventh
in the Doug Sandors Invi tational Junior
tournament in Toxas earl y in tho season,
an event he attended along w ith Glenn
Collins of SI. Charles, Fanning 11as beon
invi tod to pl ay in th e Sandors event
again thi s yea r.
Fanning became the 10 th w inn er of
tho Laball Golfer of Ihe Year Award ,
whi ch w as present ed at the annual
moo ting by Vern PO'1nor, La ba tt general
manager,
M att Poleschuk of Pine Ridg e was the
initial w inner of th o award for the 1975
season, Terry Hashimoto of St. C harl os
w on tw ice, In 1976 and 1980 and 8ill
Parke r was also a double w inner, taking
tho honors in 1979 out of Elmhurst and
1982 out of Breezy 8end,
Th e othor w inners were Jimmy King
of Elmhurst in 197 7, Terry M ore of
Elmhurst in 1978, Sheuna Geehel of
Breozy Bend in 198 1 and Gail Anderson
of SI. Charles in 198 3,
CATHY BURTON
Selkirk
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MANITOBA GOLF AN NUAL '85
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Champion Dan Halldorson receives Bay Bronze
shield from M anitoba Golf Associa tion presi·
dent Keith Armstrong after winning M anitobs
Open championship for fourth (im e las( year
at Niakwa Country Club.
Halldorson Wins Fourth
Manitoba Open Title
There wa s plenty of dram a packed
into tho fin al day of playas Dan Halldorsan of Brandon cap tured his fourth
M anitoba Opon golf championship at
Nlakwa Country Club.
It took a 15-foot birdie putt on the fi rst
playoff holo fo r Halldorson to claim t he
title after finishing the 54 -hole tournament at 208, t ied with Sand y Harper of
Nanaimo, B.C,
Helldorson had started the final round
t w o strokes behind Harper, the 36-holo
leader, and he moved into a throo -stroke
load at the half w ay point of th e fin al
round , only to soe Harper rebound to
gain th e t ie and force the ex tra hole,
In fact , Halldorson w as two ahead
Former Opon winners
list e d on page 3 2
12
pl aying th e 18th halo in th e fin al round ,
blll had 10 so tt le for a bogey fi ve wh ile
Harper was claiming an excellent birdie
three to draw even.
It w as ironic th at his putter pl ayed a
bi g role in Halldorson's fourth M anitoba
Op en vic tory, since he Isn't part icularl y
known for his pu ttIng prow ess On the
U.S. pro tour.
In addition to his pressue 15-footer on
the pl ayoff hole, Halldorson sank a few
long ones during the fin al round to pull
ahead of Harper.
" I was reall y lucky," he said after th e
w in. " I don't w in many tournam ents
Sinki ng 40-foot putts."
Halldorson w as below par In all three
trips arOllnd the revamped Niak wa
course, Sl100ling 68 -70 -70 over th e
per-72 layout. Harp er 101lred Niak wa in
6 7-6 9-72.
Th e victory w as w orth $4 ,100 to
Halldorson, w hile Harper won $2,100
from th o total pro prize money of
$18,500. Halldorson also won th e Say
Bronze championship plaque.
Third money, $1,650, wen t to another
wes t coa st swl ngor, Stove Anderson
Chapm an of V ict o ri a, w ho sho t
69-69· 72 for 210 . H. had taken a two
stroke penalty on his first hole of play
in th e opening round for starl ing out
w ith too many clubs in his bag, then
matched the leaders the rest of the way.
Frank Edmonds of Thu nder 8ay
played stea dy through th e final t wo
rounds to claim fourt h money of $1,300
w ith scores of 73 -69-69 for 2 11 .
Craig Ki ndrat of Selki rk l ook th e top
amateur honors and claimed th e Hal
Ei dsvig Trophy for th e socond time,
shooting rOllnds of 68 -69 -75 for 212,
one stroke ahead of Torry Hashimoto of
(Con tinued on page 14)
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1984 MANIT08A OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP
PRIZE LIST
PROFESSIONALS
208 Dan Halldorson, Brandon .............. $4,100
208 Sandy Harper, Nanalmo , B.C. . . . . . . . . . .. 2, 100
210 Steve Anderson -Chapman, Victoria, B.C . ... 1,650
211 Frank Edmonds, Thunder Bay, Ont. . . . . ..
1,300
213 Jim Rutledgo , Victoria, B.C. ........
1,200
215 Scott Knapp , Brampton, Ont o
950
215 Pat O'Donnell , Pine Ridge , , . . . . . . .
950
217 Rabble Phillips, J ackson's Point, Ont.
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21S Stan Homenuik , Dauphin, Man. ,........
700
219 Mark Shushack , Thunder Bay, Ont. . , . . . . .
600
22 1 Robin Henderson, Stoinbach, Man . ... , , , .
500
22 1 Jim Terry, St. Paul. Minn . . . . . . . . . . ,...
500
22 1 Bob Seauchemin, Sidney, B.C. . . . . . . . . . .
500
223 Ken Tarling, Grimsby, Ont. ... , , .. , , . . . .
375
223 Sandy Paterson, Breezy Bend . . . .
375
224 Randy Brekke, Thompson, Man .... , , . . , . 237 , 50
224 Harry Brotchie , Harbour Viow . . ... , , .... 237 . 50
224 Michel Pilon , Harbour View
. 237 . 50
224 Jim Collins, St. Charles
......•.... 237 . 50
224 Jim Szturm , Thunder Bay, Onto .. " ..... 237 .50
225 Kevin Dickey, Kingston , Ont. .... ,',....
125
225 Ben Smirnov, John Blumberg ..... , . .
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226 Jim Lazarko, St. Charles .... . .. " .. ...
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218 Brian French, Regina, Sask .
222 Kevin Nicholson, Bel Acres ....... , . . , . . .
175
224 Jim Doyle, Sandy Hook, Man ...... , . , .... 137.50
224 Terry More, Elmhurst ............ , . . . .
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225 Todd Teplltskl, Pine Ridg e .......... , . . .
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226 Dave Holloway , Brampton , Onl. . . ... ,...
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Manitoba Open
(Continued (rom page 12)
St. Charl es, wh o ca rd ed 67 -71-75 fo r
hiS 2 13,
J im Rutlodg e. anothor Vi ctoria golfor,
posted tho ba st individual round o f the
tournament on the fin al day, shoo tin g a
seven-under-par 6 5, a rec ord for the
altered course, to fin ish at 213, good for
fifth pro money of $1,200 .
Rutl edge's fine round includod soven
birdi es and an eagl e, al ong with a
double-bog ey seven on th e 16th hol e,
conslderod ono of the easiest bi rdie
holes on the course.
Pat O'Donnoll w as the low 51100ter
among the M anitoba club professionals
with rounds of 70-73-72 for 215 which
left him tied w ith Scott Knapp o f
Brompton, Ont .. at 2 16. Each received
$9 50 .
The 198 4 M anitoba Open attrac ted a
record field o f 159 pl eyers 67
professi onal s and 92 amateurs and tho
pro money fea turod an increase of
$3,500 ove r the $15,00 0 prize pot o f
the previous yea r.
There's 8 m ajor incroase In tho pri ze
money situation fOr the 198 5 cvont to
be held at Southwood, where the
c ommittee obtained sponsors for each
hole to buil d up the po t. It is hoped t he
Increased money might attract some lOP
players to th e ven t.
Da" Hal/dorson ploys fro m sand (rap 011 Nillk wa's 15 th hole during f inel found of
1984 Menitobe Open on the way to his fOUfth championship.
Full details o f the Southwood layou t
for the 1985 Open are covered in 8
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Halldorson became the fourth golfer
t o win tho M anitoba Open four times.
He had previously topped th e field in
1977, 197 8 and 19 83 . Bobby Rai th ,
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Fanning
Surprises
Amateur
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TODD fANNING, SOtlthwood
1984 M anitoba Amtlteur Champion
Manitoba's top competitive golfers
will likely look back on th e 1984
Manitoba Amateur championship as one
of th e tightes t contes ts in the event's
history - s o tig ht. it b ro ught abo ut
H
~~fi~9cJ~~in~upO~e~~e tr~~~~e~ro f~~~
effec t this year.
Si x teen-yeer-old Todd Fanning o f
Southwood w as th e surpriso winn er o f
th e Amateur title, becoming the younges t ever to do so and start ing him on his
w ay to 8 record double 8 5 he later added
th e provincial junior titl e.
BLlt, th e Todd Fanning vi ct ory w as
only part of the 1984 Manitoba Am ateur
and Wlilingd on Cup trials story. The tight
competiti on w as parti cularly notabl e In
the first two days and it led to th o
revi si on of the championship form at
whi ch will be in errect thi s year.
Whore th e championsll ip Ilight pre
viously took in lho low 32 scores and
tios after the 36-hole qualifying tost. it
will now include the low 60 and ties. or
all players within 10 SHakes or the
leader.
With thi s increase in th e number
remaining in th e chase for th e championship, there will be only four oHler
flights of 16 pl ayers going into match
Former Amateur winners
listed on page 33
16
,
pl ay in stead of th e previou s ix fligl1ls.
How close were thing s last year?
Well, th e leading qualifying score was
14 5 and there were 34 pl ayers m aking
th e culoff at 151, beliovod the lowest
qualif yi ng score ever and only six shots
o ff tho pace.
There wero seven more players at 152
and another 14 at 153, plu s seve ral at
154 and 155, still w ithin 10 shots of the
lea ders. but w ith no opportunity to pl ay
the o th er 36 holes in th e champi onship
lIiglll .
Worse than th at. these golfers we re
also automatica lly eliminated from th e
Wiliingd on Cup team tri als after playing
in only two of a po ssible si x rOlmd s. A
golfer 10 shot s off th e pa ce in the first
two rounds might co sily mako up Ihat
difference in four m ore rounds of pl ay.
Am ong those w ho mi ssed the cut
were David White o f SOllthwood, the
1983 provincial junior ch amp, at 152;
form er Canadian am ateur champ Jim
Doyla of Sandy Hook and Rossmore's
Carl Lechman, a member of the 1983
W illingclon team, at 153; and defending
Manitoba Amateur ch ampion Pat Doyl e
o f Sandy Hook at 154.
Under the new formet , these golfers
and others w ith simil ar scores w ould still
be in the running for th e provinCia l
af'natollr crOwn al1d the Willingdon Cup
team.
After th e 72Mhole amateur c hampi o n ~
ship is compl eted, the Willingd on te am
tr ials w ill take pla ce a w eck later
f eaturing the tOP 15 players and ties,
plu s any players w ithin eight sho ts of
fourth place. A further cut to th e low 12
and ties and pl ayers w ithin Si)( shot s of
fou rth pl ace w ill be m ade be fore the
fin al round.
This year's M anitoba Am ateur Cham pion ship will be pl ayed July 8·11 at
Elmhurst and Pi no Rid ge (final two
rounds in championship fli ght at Pine
Rid ge l and th e Will ingdon Cup team
trials are set for July 20·21 at 5 1.
Charles.
Gott ing back to the 1984 champion·
ship, it w as a spurt of sub par shooting
that put Fanning into the winning posi
tion. He birdi ed three the las t four holes
at Breel Y Bend in hi s second round to
salvage a thro e over par 7 5 and a two
ro und lotal of 151 to just make the c ut.
He remain ed hot through the third
found to co rd a thrco under-par 69 . best score of the tournam ent - and
shot into the lea d w ith a 54 ·hole total
of 220 , two shots ahead of a pair of
Rossmere golfers, Gary Kull man and
Rob Loowen, bo th at 2 22.
Fanning's 69 Includod sevon bird ies,
t wo bogi os ond ono double-bogey for
going alII. of bounds over the green on
the 13th hole.
He m atched Kullm an's 76 in th e final
round to w in with a tWQ M
stroke margin ,
shooting 296 to Kullman's 29 8 over the
72·hole route. Craig Kindrat of SOlkirk,
M
MA NtTO BA GOLF ANNUAL ' 65
Manitoba's 1984 Willingdon Cup team, left to right: Gary Kullman of Rossmer8, Todd T8plitskl of Pm. Ridge, non-playillg cap toin
Keith Armstrong, MGA president; Todd Fanning of Southwood and Craig Kindrst of Selkirk.
with 8 closing 77, and Don Glinz of
Breezy Bend, with 8 7 4 , ti ed in third
place with 300 and Loewen w as in a
three -w ay tie for fifth with Garth
Coll ings of Breezy Bend and Darcy
Furbor of Pin e Ridge, all at 301.
Winnipeg Jets superstar D ale Hawer·
chuk was in the lim elight In the first two
days of the 1984 Amateur. sharing the
lead through th e qusHfying rounds
before slipping to an 8 2 in his third
round,
Hawerchuk, playing out of Niakwa.
cardod a ono under·par 71 at Breezy
Bond and sharod th e first-round load
with Craig Kindrat of Selkirk, Denis
Burns of W innipeg Canoe Club and
Gerry Dubanski of Southwood . all w ith
par-71 effOrt s at St. Boniface.
They swi tched coursos for the second
rounds and Hawerchuk shot three -overpar 74 ot St. Boniface and retained a
share of the lead with a new se t of
challeng ers. Gary Kullman of Ro ss mere
and Mike GOllfred of Southwood both
matched par with 72 at Broozy Bend to
join Hawerchuk with 14 5 and the
to fini sh ot 443 in tho second spo t on
• th o provincial team. Kullman had 75 -77
quali fying load.
Kindrat ca rd od 75 and sellied at 14 6
for 4 50 and Teplitski roundod out th e
lBam wi th 73 -74 for 451 ,
At th e Canadittn AmatOllr champion
ship and Wiliingdon Cup matches at
London, ant., in August , Kullman was
the leodor for M anitoba with two 74's
and a 36 holo total of 14 8. Fanning had
74 and B2 for 156 and Kindrat and
Toplitski both totelied 157 . Kindrat was
75-82, Teplltskl 76·B1. Tho Manitoba
along with Rob Loew en of Rossmero
and Bill North of Carman . Dubanski
slipped to 77 to se ttle at 148 and Burns
skidded to 8 2 for a 153 10 101 to miss the
cut .
Fanning made th o big move in the
third round wi th his 69 after opening
wi th 76· 75 and his 220 was two ahead
of Kullman and Loewen. Kindrat was
learn pia ed a disappointing ninth and
Kullman was tho only tea m member to
nex t at 223, followed by Dubanski,
Broozy Bend's Garth Collings and Pine
Ridge's Todd Teplitski al 22 4.
make tha cu t for the final 36 holes of
th e Conadian ama teur. Four other
M anitobans look part in the nati onal
championship, with Terry Has himo to of
St. C harl es the onl y one to survive the
cut.
Nineteen golfers with scores of 309
or better qualified for th e final two
rounds of the Willingdon Cup team trial s
at Glendale, where Kindral took over the
No. 1 spot with round s of 70 and 72 to
go with his 300 for a six round total of
442.
Full Am at eu r resu lts
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DAVID WHITE
First Flight
J IM DOYLE
Second Flight
19B4 MANITOBA AMATEUR RESULTS
Todd Fanning, Southwood ... .... .......... 76· 75· 69· 76 Gary Kullman, Rossmere ...... .. . .. . . ..... 7 2· 73· 77· 76 Craig Kln drat, Selkirk .... ... •.. . .......... 7 1· 7 5· 77· 77 Don Glinz, 8reezy Bend ....... , ...... . . . . . 75· 73· 78· 74 Rob Loew en, Ross mere .. . .... , .. . . ... • . .. 75· 7 1· 76· 79 Garth Collings , Breezy Bend ..... . ... , . . . ... 79· 7 1· 76· 77 Darcy Fu rber, Pi ne Ridge . . ....•.. . ........ 74·77· 74· 76 Doug How ell , Rossme re .... . . . • .. . .•...... 78· 72· 75· 77 Grant Foster, John Blum berg ... .. . .. .... ... 76· 75· 75· 77 Barry Chipka , Elmhurst ........... . ........ 75· 86· 75· 78 Dale Haw erc hu k, Niak w a ............ . . . . . . 7 1· 74· 8 2· 77 Todd Teplitski , Pine Ridge .....•... . •... . . . 76-72-76·80 Gerry Dubanskl , Southwood ....•... . ....... 7 1· 77· 76 -8 1 Robin Les lie, Sout hwood . .. . . . . ....•... .. . 76· 74· 80· 77 Ken W arw ick, W indsor Park .... , .. .. •...... 75· 76· 77· 80 Rob Oliph ant , Rossmere ............•..•... 76· 75· 85· 73 Bruce Nort h, Carma n . . .... . . . . ..... . . ... . 78· 73· 80· 78 Garth Reimer, Rossmere . . . . .......... . .... 76· 75· 80· 78 Jim Scoll an, Elmhurst . ................. . .. 75-73-80·8 1 (These 19 golle rs qualified to continue play in Willingdon Cup team
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Third Flight
296
298
300
300
30 1
30 1
30 1
302
303
304
304
304
305
307
308
30 9
309
309
309
tria lsl
BRETT TODD
Fourth Flight
•
FLIGHT WINN ERS
First - David Wh ite, Southwood, del. Rob Sapinsk i, Sout hw ood, 1 up.
Second - Jim Doyle, Sandy Hook, del . Al an Curtis, Breezy Bend, 2 and 1.
Third - Michael A verbac h, Glenda le, del . Curt Bauer, Rossmere, 4 and 3.
Fourth - Brett Todd, Blumberg, def. Bob Genoway, Minnewasta, 2 and 1.
Fifth - Nell St edma n, Glendale, de l. Bob Bingham , Steinbac h, 2 and 1.
Sixth - Bi li Kearn s, Elmh urst, del . Mark Solomon, Elmhurst, 5 and 4 .
WILLING DON CUP TEAM TRIALS
Craig Kindrat. Selkirk ...................... 300· 70· 72 - 442
Todd Fan ning, Sout hwood ..... . ......... .. .. 296· 72· 75 - 443
Ga ry Kull man, Rossmere . . ....... ... •. ..... . 298· 75· 77 - 450
Todd Teplitski , Pine Ridge ......•. . . .•.... . . . 304· 73-74 - 45 1
Rob Loew en, Rossme re . ....... • ..• . •..• . ... 30 1· 78· 75 - 454
Ga rth Coll ings , 8reezy Bend ......•. . •....... 30 1· 77· 76 - 4 54
Ge rry Du banski, Southwood ... . •....•... . ... 305· 77 · 73 - 455
Doug Howell , Rossmere . . ..........•..... . . 302 · 75· 79 - 4 56
Bru ce Nort h, Carman ... . ...... .... .. ....... 309· 72· 77 - 458
Grant Foster, John Blumberg ... . • .... •.. ... .. 303· 79· 77 - 459
Rob Oliphant , Rossmere . . .. . ..•.. . .. . . ..... 309· 76 · 74 - 459
Darcy Furber, Pi ne Ridge . .......•. .. .•..• .... 301 · 78 ·82 - 46 1
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 Haw erchuk, Nlakw a . .. . . . .... . •. ... .. . 304· 86· 8 1 - 471
Ken W arw ick, Windsor Park .........•. , ..... 308· 7 8·85 - 4 71
Barry Chipka , Elmhurst .... ... ...• . ...• . ..... 304· 7 5·w ithdrew
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Fifth Flight
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Six th Flight
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Ron Wilson
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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
Manitoba was 85 H member of the Winnipeg Jets hockey team
in the National Hockey League.
,
He ex tended his fame to tho golf courses, however, whon
he captured the Jack Blair M emorial M atch Play Champion ship, the first major event of tho year on tho provincial ama tour
golf calenda r.
Pl aying out of BreelY Bend in his firs t full summer as a
Winnipeg resident, the Ontario product scored a 2-and -l
vi ctory over junior David White of Southwood in th e fin al of
the Blair even t, played Elt tho John Blumborg courso.
The 1984 Blair compe titi on opened with qualifying round s
at WUdowood and Pino Ridge June 2 and 3, th en continued
with 16 players moving into match play at Blumberg June
13·14 and 20· 21.
Carl Lachman of Rossmore and Gerry Dubanski of Southwood sharod tho medal honors with 36·hole scores of 148,
Lechman carding 7870 and Dubanski shooting 75· 73, Right
on th eir heels came Cra ig Kind rst of Selkirk, Terry M ore of
Elmhurst and Doug Howell of Rossmore, all with 149,
Defending cha mpion Terry Hashimoto of St. Charlos Qualified
com fortably with 150,
It took a score of 157 to move into match play, White
winning the final berth after a two· hole playoff when he tied
with Glen Hnatiuk of Solkirk and fellow Southwood golfers
M ike GOllfred and Mark Allen at that figure,
Before the match play began, Ki nd rat and Kon Warwick
Former Jack Blair winners
listed on page 32
20
withdrew, allowing Gonfred and Allen to move Into the
16·player field for the matches,
Southwood was in the spotlight after the first rOlu'ld Of
match play, golfers from th8t club winning five of th e eigh t
matches playod.
In that first round , Oubanski defeated Southwood clubmate
Don Nelson 4 and 2 whilo co modallist Lochman bowod to
Southwood's Chris Nelson One ' llP In a battie that went to ti'e
fin al putt,
White, the youngest player in (')9 field at 17, got another
win for Southwood as ho odgod veteran Don McNeill, a former
w inner, one up. Allen was a 2-and -l winner over Rossmere's
Rob Oliphant ond Go ttfrod won 4 and 3 ovor Darcy Furbor
of Pine Rid ge to round out the Southwood victories.
In the other matches, Wilson topped Elmhurst's Terry More
4 -and -3, Rossmere's Rob Loewen went to an ex tra hole to
oust clubmote Doug Howell ami Hashimoto scored a 2 ~ and -1
vic tory over John Ra cc iatti of Pine Ridge.
In tho quarterfinal round, four of tho five Southwood golfers
went down to defeat. Hashimoto topped Nelson 2 up, White
defeated Dubanski 2·and·1, Wilson blasted Allen 5·and·4 and
Loewen look care of GOllfred 4 -and -3.
Wilson defested defending champion Hashimoto 2 ~ 8nd -l
and White went to the 20th hole to sideline Loewen in the
semifinals.
In tho final. played in a brisk 2112 hours and finishing just
before a downpour, Wilson was a 2-and -1 winner over Whit e
in a well ·playod match,
The 1985 Jack Blair Memorlel event was scheduled to open
with qualifying rounds at Breozy Bond and Wildewood June
1·2 and the matches to be playod June 12 13 and 1920 at
St, Charles Country Club,
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St. Charles team shows Free Press
trophy ofter winning city Inter·Club
chompionship. Loft to right 8re Bob
Dunbar, Terry H8shimoto and Steve
88nno tyne.
St. Charles, Selkirk repeat
•
Inter-Club team winners
Though the event w as pl ayed in the
latter part of the season rather than near
th e start, tho res ults wore the same 8s
th e previous yoar w hen til e 1984 Free
Press Intor·Club championships were
pleyed at Southwood Golf and Country
Club.
Originally schedulad for Juno 22, th a
ovont was reschedul ed for one wee k
lator, th on put off again due to wet
conditions to be finally played at tha end
of th e compotiti ve calendar on Sept. 7 ,
But, ea rly in th o SOason or la te, it
made no differonce to the teams from
St. Charles and Salk irk, who won
handily for the second straight year in
the urban and rural divisions . .
Tho St. Charl as No. 1 team topped "
fi eld of 28 tea ms among the city clubs,
finishing 10 strokes ahead of th a runnorup team from Elmhurst . In 1983, St.
Charles had a six-stroke edge on 8reezy
Bond.
Selkirk toppod the 14-team rural entry
wi th an adva ntago of eig ht strokes over
Brandon's Whea t City entry. Selkirk won
by tho samo margin in 19B3, w ith Sandy
Hook and Brandon tied in the runn erup
position.
Terry Has himoto, Steve Bannatyne
and Bob Dunbar formed the w inning St.
Charles t8am, which scored 213, only
three over par, to claim the city cham-
pionship. Hashimoto lod tho team with
a
Former Inter-Club
winners list ed
on p ages 64-6 6
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two -und er-p ar
6 8,
Bann atyn e
matchad th o card w ith 70 and Dunbar
shot 75.
Has himoto and Dunbar WO re also on
th e 19 83 w inning team. along w ith
Gavin Spi ers.
Elmhurst was paced by Barry Chipka
wi th 72. along with Mick Palahniuk w ith
75 and AI Brownridge w ith 76 for a 223
total. Third pl ace went to tho St. Charles
No. 2 team with 226. followed by
Rossmere No. 2 wi th 231 and Rossmere
No. 1 w ith 232.
For Selki rk. Ke n Grove was the leader
with 74, followed by Randy Spence r
with 75 and Bob Bingham with 76 for
a total of 226. Bingham was also on the
1983 w inning tea m along with Gord
Le nton and Tim C romarty, the same
three which had also won In 198 2 for
Selkirk.
The Whea t Ci ty taam was lad by Brian
Clarko with 75, while Gary Poole contributed 77 and Ted Jacobson had 81 for
a total of 233. Third place went to
Morden's Mlnnewasta team w ith 236,
followed by Sandy Hook w ith 237 and
Wa sagaming w ith 241.
Th e 1985 Froe Press intor-club
championships are to be played June
21 at Glendale Country Club.
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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 flavor to the
father-son portion of th e 1984 North American Life Family
Golf Classic, which was played in August at Rossmere Golf
and Country Club,
Th ree teams flnl shod in a tie ror the honors by shoo tin g
74 in tho alterna te Shot compo tition - one from Rossmore,
ono from Sandy Hook and one with 8 Iflember from each of
those two clubs.
Almer and Gary Kullman, the Rossmere duo, wound up with
the trophy after a playoff, defeating the team of AI and Roller!
Baldwln son (father AI from 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 Desaulniers 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 Joel
Nozlck of Glendale and Alf and Robert Sobkowich of
Rossmere each chock in with 79 and a coul"ltback 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 Baldwin son 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 Am erican competition was won by Art Smith of St.
80niface and daughter Lynda Palahniuk of Elmhurst, who shot
78. Bob and Shannon Bingham of Steinboch tied with Joyco
end Doug Collier of Portage at 84, with the Binghams winning
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the countback. The Colliers finished up with second prize in
the net category, with th e top prizo going to Gerry and Danny
IIchyna of Canoe Club,
In the pro -child ca tegory, Gerry and Gorald M orrissey of
Rossmore took the honors with 77, three sho tS ahead of pro
Brad Keats and his mOlher Gloria,
The 1985 North American Life Family Classic even t is
scheduled for Aug, 13 at Niakwa Country Club,
Leverno Fyke of North American Life (left) presents mothordaughter trophy 10 winners June and Nancy 8agley of
Southwood, 8S MGA president Keith Armstrong looks On.
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here, you have made The Classic the largest of our
parent and child golf cha mpi onships in Western Canada
- and one of the most popular events on Manitoba's
golfing calendar.
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who cond uct the champ ionships, look forward to seeing
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Todd
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Juniors
TODD FA NNING, Southwood
1984 Manitoba Junior Champion
Full of confidonce after w inning th e
provincial am ate ur championship two
w eeks earlier. Todd Fanning had little
troubl. adding tl1e 1984 Manitoba junior
,
golf tit I. to his trophy case.
The 16-year·old Southwood swinger
fired 8 three ·undor.. par 69 to clai m a
three ·stroke leed in th e opening ro und
and never looked back 8S he finished
with a four-shot adva ntage in the
the 16-year·old Tom Relf from tho
8randon Wh eat City club claimed the
runn e r~up spot w ith a par 72 at Bel
Ac res, Greg Mcivo r of Dauphin, another
16-yee r·old, shot 74 at Bel Acres and
Dan Racicot of Selkirk settled in with 74
at the per· 71 Selkirk course.
As th e players swi tched co urses for
the second roun d. Fanning slipped to a
four·over·par 75. but still managed to
Collin s made the bes t move on tho
final day w ith a o n e~ve r -p 8 r 72 , but it
was n't enough to catch Fa nning. who
settl ed for a 75 and his w inning to tel of
292. Collins did catch Tresoor, who shot
73, to share th e runn er-up spot w ith
296, then Collins we nt on to w in e
pl ayoff to win the 17-18 age group, with
Tresoor the runn er-up.
Fanning was easil y the w inn er in the
72 -hole competition.
Fanning had scores of 69 at Bel Acres
end 75-73-75 at Selkirk to finish w ith
292, four shots ahead of runn ers·up
Glenn Collins of St. Charl es and Kon
stretch his lead to four strokes as his
closes t chasers fe ll by the w aysid e.
Tresoo r of Ross more, w ho t ied w ith
Fanning 's two-over-pa r 73 w as th e
round s w ere playod at S t. Charlos
following the junior championship to
de termine the makeup of tho provin cial
junior team over a six-round route.
296. Collins shot 75 -74 -75-72 w hil.
Tresoor had 75-74 -74-73.
Next in lino cam e D ave M c Millan of
Rossmere with 78 -72 -75-74 for 299,
defending junior champion David Whito
of Southwood with 77 -73 -79-74 for
30 3 and Elmhurst's Jason Groshek w ith
79 -76-76-74 for 305.
Fanning's 69 w as th e only sub·par
round of tho event and it provid ed his
w inning margin early. Three young
Another Brandon golfer, Ian Lorimer,
climbed into the runner·up position w ith
16-16 age group, followed by McMiliarn .
who fin ished w ith 74 for 299.
In the younger ago groups, played
ovar 36 holes, a pair of Southwood
a one-ave r-par 72 to go w ith an open-
golfers took the honors. Colin Drew e of
ing 76 for 148, four behind Fanning's
36-hole total of 144. Relf slipped to 80
after his opening 72 to drop into 11th
pl ace.
Collins and Tresoor both shot 74 after
opening with 76 and se ttl ed Into third
place at 149, followed by White, whose
73 gave him a 160 total to tie with
McMillan end Selkirk's Dean Iwanoczko,
w ho both had 78 -72.
Southwood shot 156 to w in th e 13-14
group, twOshots ahead of Darrell Roland
of Oca la, Florid a. Andy Nemiroff of
Southwood shot 171 to take the 12-end·
golfers from rural Manitoba provIded the
best SCOre of the third round et Selkirk
and it allowed him to stretch his lea d to
closest competition on th e first day as
six strokes going into the final round .
Former J un ior winners
Tresoor shot 74 to take Over the
runner-up position alone. Collins shot 75
to settl a into third pl ace and McMillan
had th e same scora to mOve into fourth
place.
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under group, six shots better than
Jeffery Lailey of Elmhurst.
JUNIOR TEAM S
For th e first time, two additional
White made the big move at St .
Charl es as he shot four·under·par 68
and one·under par 71 for a 139 total to
gain 8 berth on the tea m, taking over
third spot.
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 c8p tain Jim Bristow of th e MGA. Todd Fanning of Southwood and Ken Tresoor of Rossmore.
As oxpocted, Fanning led the way
with a six·round total of 436 after
shooting 70· 74
144 at St. Charl es.
Collfn s shot 73-72 ovor his home course
to retain socond spot with 441. only one
Also nam ed to the Mani toba tea m for
that ovenl were 14 -year-old Colin Drewe
of SouthWOOd. 15-year-old Brian Burn s
ahead of White. Tresoor noodod 78 76
but had no trouble holding down tho
The M anitoba team finished third in
comp eti ti on at Richmond, 16 strokes
fourth spo t on th e provincial toam with
bahlnd British Columbia and Alberta.
The B.C. lOam won after a playoff.
a total of 448.
The noxt four players ea rned the right
to join the four leaders for the ManitobaMinnosota matches ond those four posi-
tions wont to Jeff Zyloway of 5 1.
Boniface with 454, Jason Groshak of
Elmhurst with 455 and Rob Anderson
and Kevin Baker, both of St. Charlos and
both with 456.
Davo McMillan of Rossmore, who
shot a pair of 79s at 5 1. Charles, just
missod out in th e tea m play with a total
of 457, but he was chosen as one of the
15-year-old players for the W es tern
Canada junior men's team matches
played in Augu st at Richmond, B.C.
GLENN COLLINS
17-18 group winner
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of Drydon, Ont .. and 16·year·old Blair
Neal of Kildonan Park.
BlIrns led
the
M ani tobans with
77 · 83· 78 238, Mc Mill an sho t
84· 80· 79 - 243, Drewe had 88·80·76
- 244 and Neal shot 85·85·87 - 257.
singles matc hes and leave both teams
with eight wins .
This year's M anitoba ·Minneso ta
matchos will be playod Aug. 7·9 at
• M oorhead, Minnesota.
CANADIAN JUNIOR
At the Canadian Junior and Juvonile
championships and intorprovl nclal team
matches at Moncton, N.B. at th e end of
August, the Manitoba team had the third
best score of the second day, but
couldn't recover from a bad first round
In tho M anitoba-Minneso ta matches.
and fin ished sixth. British Columbia won
played In Augu st at Breezy 8end, ttiere
by 10 stroke s over Ontario.
Brent Franklin of B.C. was also 8
run away winner of the junior championship and M anitoba champion Todd
Far1ning was the best of th e M anitoba
players, finishing strong with two 719 for
was a tie for the first tim e in th o four·
year hi story of the event, which was
won twi ce by Manitoba and once by the
Minne sotans in th e pas t.
Tho M anitoba squad jumped into a
lead, winning six of tho eight matches
on the opening day. but the U.S. players
bounced back to win six of the eight
COLIN DREWE
13-14 group winne!
e 297 totel. It left him seven th overel!
and in the runner-up spolln the Juvenile
(Continued on page 281
ANDY NEMIROFF
12·nnd-under winner
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JUNIORS
(Continued from page 271
competition for the second straight year.
D avid White wa s one shot behind
Fanning and tl ad for 11th place, whi le
Glenn Collins finished et 30 1, ti ed for
21st.
Eloven Manitoban s competed at
Moncton and oight of them made the
cut of the low 6 0 and ti es who scored
15 5 or better after two round s.
The oth er Manitoba golfers pl aying
(our round s w ere Tom Relf of Brandon,
who shot 307, Rob Officer of Rossmore,
310, Kevin Bokor of St, Chorlos, 312,
Jamie Bristow of Broezy Bend, 315, and
Rob Andorson of St, Charles, 320,
JUNIOR INTER-CLUB
Teams from St, Charl es Country Club
and the Brandon Wheat City Golf Club
claimed th a honors In junior inter-club
competition in August at Trenscona Golf
Club
The St, Charles team got one-over-par
72s from Glenn Collins, Kevin Baker and
M ichael Millard end a 75 from Rob
And erson to post a tota l of 291, six
shots better th an Southwood to top 15
toam s from city clubs,
The Brandon foursom e won a onehalo pl ayoff over Oauphin to top 10
toams from rural clubs. Both teams had
fin ished with 313, one shot ahead of
defending champion Selkirk , Brandon
won the playoff with a total of 15 to
Dauphin's 18,
Tom Ralf lad th a Brandon team with
73, Ian Lorimer added 78, Chris Cading
shot 80 and Dan Cristall had 8 2, For
Dauphin, Greg Mcive r led the way w ith
73, Derri ck Kabel shot 77, Scott Snitka
had 81 and Rob Damsgaard had 8 2, •
Todd Fanning, wh o shared low
Individual honors for the day with Dean
Goodbrandson of Pin. Ridge with oneunder-par 70, w as the Southwood
leader. with Dav id White contributing
73, Tim Stone 75 and Colin Drewe 7 9,
City Junior Inter-Club championship
te8m: Glenn Collins, M ike Millsrd, Kevin B8ker
Dnd Rob Anderson of St, Charles Countrv Club,
In not sc oring , Oakvicw led the w ay
with 257 followed by Breez y 8 end with
268,
MUNDIE PU TTER
Nineteen junior golfers took part in the
1984 Mundie Putter Lea gue schedule
over on elght-waek period and the MGA
Junior loam finish ed second in th e B
division, th en lost to Elmhurst, th o A
di vision winner, in th e qu arterfin als.
Th e second -place fini sh made th o
tea", eligible for pro moti on to th o A
division for tho 1985 seaso n and , on the
ba sis of th e perform ance of the players
still eligibl e, it wa s decided the team
should compete in the A di vision in
12 th time th e junior developmen t program was at th at loca tion.
It also marked the last time at Shilo,
at leas t for th e time baing. Because of
accommoda ti on difficulti es over the
past few seasons, it wa s decided to
seek oth er fac ilitie s.
As a result, thor. wi ll be three ph ases
for th e MGA junior developm ent pro
gram thi S year - a camp for rural golfers
July 2-5 at Carman, a clinic for city
golfers later In July at John 8lumberg,
and a camp for th e elite junior pl ayers
July 1-4 at Hecla Island ,
At last yea r's ca mp, CPGA of Mani
ex perience aga inst top pl ayers.
toba professionals Harry Brotchie and
John Isaac providod the instruction with
J UNIOR CAMP
Brotchi e on a rul es seminar.
There wore 2 9 boys - 10 from rural
areas and 19 from city clubs - at the
D avo M cMillan of Rossm ere w as
w inn er of the fin al day tourn ament,
whil e Grog Bea udin of St. Charles won
1985 to allow the young golfers to gain
Crown Life Junior Golf Camp held July
3-6 at Shilo Golf and Country Club, th e
the MGA's Rick Thain wo rking w ith
th e putting co ntest and Jeff Burden of
Charleswood won tho chippi ng contest.
The 29 attending th e 1984 ca mp at
Shilo were: Rural golfers Marty Burgess
and Chri s Collin s of Shllo, Myron
Corne lson and Barry Kehler of Altona,
Ted Cmitrowskl of Plnawa, Greg Mciver
of Dauphin, Chris Olafson of Morden,
Randall Sawa tsky 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 Ch arl eswood, Colin
Drewe and Mike Derksen of Southwood,
Dave McMillan and Dave Strick of
Ross mere,
Rural Junior Inter-Club chBmplonship te8m: Chris Coding, Tom Relf, Don Cristall
8nd Ian Lorimer of the Wheat Cirv Golf Club, Brandon.
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Jim Scol lan
and
M ark
Szewczyk of Elmhurst, Greg Beaudin of
St. Ch a rl es , Darre n G a rn ea u of
Transcona, John Haneslak of Harbour
View, Darrln Jeanson of St, Boniface,
David Lecuyer of Ass inibolne, Bill
McNeill of Nlakwa, Robert Taylor of
Klldonen, Scott Thain of Wildewood and
Bart Todd of John Blumberg ,
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The Delta Winnipeg is pleased 10
off er spe(:ial golf 'oumamen' rales
during 198J,
Margot D. Lockhart
Aceou m
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Past Winners of Manitoba Junior Golf Championships
Year
1942
1943
Winner
SCOt"
Runner-up
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1941
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Don Howe ...............
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149
1949 Don Gardner ......... ,.,.... • ....... ,....... . ........ , ... , .. , , ...•...... , ...... ,.. . . .
148
1950 Ken To land ..... ,' .....••......•.• . • , . ,...
....• •...•..•.................. .
151
1951 Jim Doyle ....... , .. , ... , ..... ,....
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148
1952 To m M cDoug all .. , ... , .•..... ,. ..........
.., .... , .......... " ....... ,.,.,. ' .. 148
1953 Al an Patterso n ............. ,.....
.....•............... ........ ,.,..... . ......
149
1964 George Knudson ........ .
. .. , .. , ...•. , .. , . . . . .••.. , ......•.......... 147
'965 George Knudson ... "....
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.,., .. 143
1956 Don Atkinson ...... ,.....
." .. , . . . . . . . . . ...•.. " .......... ,...
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1957 DonBoes ..... , .......................• ,...
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1958 Don Atkinson ...... , ...... , .. , .......... ,.,...
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167
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. .............. ,., 10and8
1959 Bo bOUnbar. NiakwaC.C..... . .... ,...
1960 Peter Bell. So uthwood C,C, ........ . ..
. .......................... , ... , ......
. .......... Sa nd 3
1961 J erry M oore. Southwood C.C....... . ........... ......... .... . .. . ......................
. ... , .. 2 Dnd '
1962 Jerry Moore. Southwood C.C••..•..............•...........Ken Fulton. Elmhurst ........ ... ........
.. 3 and 2
1963 Jerry Harnevich. Pine Ridge ........... , ..•... , •.... " . . Gavin Speir• • A,slnlboi ne . .............. . . 2 up
1964 Terry More.... Southwood G. & C.C. , ... , .. , .. ,... . ....... Norm FOISyth, 51. Boniface G.C..
.." ... ,., 6 and 5
. ..... ,Ross Ki lfoyle. Aaslnlboine G.C. .. . ........... , 6 and 3
1965 David Hill. :»outhwood C.C........... , .... ,....
1966 David Hili. Southwood C.C.. , ........... , ..... , .... , ....... Steve Bannatyne, Rossmt"o G.C.
. ...... , ... 4 and 2
1967 Oevld Hili. Southwood G. & C.C........... , • ... , .... , ....... St6vO BMnll ryne. Rossmere G.C..•..• , •....... 2 and 1
1968 M . Braov ac, Strathcona .....................•.............Mark Sh ulheck, Strathcona . . . .. " .... , ........ 5 and 4
. ......... 3 and 2
1969 Mark Shushack, Strathcona ., ..........•....................Greg Pidlukl, Elmhu rst. G. & C.C .
1970 Dan Halldorson, Brandon G. &. C.C............ , ............. .Jack Palmer. Stra thcona ...................... 3 and 2
1971 John Kro pp. Niakwa C.C.....•. . .............. 307
Go ry Kullman, Rossm ere C,C, , .. , ......•....... 308
1972 Craig Deardon, Elmhurst G. & C.C............... 310
Kevin Snoll , Elmhurst G. & C.C....• , •......... 311
1973 Darrell M cDonald, Niakwa C.C.... , ... , ~ .•...... 298
08'116 Stm en , Drydon G. & e.c. ................. 300
Jim l U l.IrkO. Portag e la Prai rie G.C, .. , ...•...... 300
(Ba rrett won play-o ff on fourth ho le)
Matt Poteachuk, EIr'nhur$t G. &. C.C............. 302
Bill Parker. Nlakwa C.C. ..... " ................. 296
197.
M
att POIOlChuk, Elmhu(ll G. &
307
1975 Darrell M cDonald, Nlakwa C.C. . . . . .. .. .
. .... 307
(.udden death play off l al hole)
TerN Hashimoto, Breezy Bend C.C. .... , ........ 304
1976 Doug Howell , Jo hn Blumberg G.C... , ... , ...... 302
Barry Wood, Nlakwa C.C....................... 310
1977 Peter Hayes, ROlSmOrO G. &. C.C.... . ........... 307
Darryl Currie. Southwood G. & C.C. ............. 303
1978 Poter Hayel , ROlsmere G. & C.C................ 302
Ken Chomyn, Elmhurst G. & C.C..............•. 301
1979 Todd Teplltskl, PInt; Ridge G. & C.C............. 295
1980 Brion Baen , St. Boniface G.C. ................. 307
Glenn Dum a. Nlakw& C.C. . . . . . . .
. 307
(sudden death playoff. hI! hole)
Breezy
Bend
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...
,
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285
Ga
rth
Rohner,
St.
Bon
iface
C.C
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290
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arc
Chambe
rland,
1981
Marc Chamberland. Breezv Bond C.C.
. .. 294
198 2 Craig Klndrat . Salklrk G.c. . ....... , ....... 286
Glonn Colllnl, St . Cha rlos C.C. . .......... 30 1
198 3 Oavld Whlta. Southwood G. & C.C .......... 297
. 296
Glenrl Collin. , St . Ch8rtOli C .C, ..
1984 Todd Fanning, Southwood G. & C.C ......... 292
Ken Treloor, ROlSmere G. & C C
296
1948
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Cou rse and Vonu.
Tu)(edo G,C.
Tu)(edoG ,C.
Tu)(odoG ,C.
TU.II edOG.C.
Tuxedo G,C.
TuxedoG .C.
Southwood G,C.
Tuxedo G.C.
Tu )(OOo G.C.
Tu)(edo G.C,
Tu )(e(toG.C.
Southwood G.C.
Southwood G.C.
Glenda le G, & C,C.
Pine Ridge G,C.
NiakwIl C,C.
Glenda leG. & C.C.
NiakwaC.C.
Wlldewood G.C.
St. Bonlfaco G.C.
Elmhurst O. & C.C.
Ro ••m ere G. /51 C.C.
Southwood G. & C.C.
Breezy Bond C.C.
Bel Acres G. & C.C.
Breozy Bend C.C.
Plno Ridge G.C.
St. Boniface G.C.
Elmhurst G. &. C.C.
S1. Charlet C.C.
Bol Acrel G. & C.C,
Bfeocv Bend C.C.
Glendale C.C.
Elmhurst G. & C.C.
John Blum berg G.C.
Nial(wa C.C.
Breozy Bend C.C.
ROlSmore G. &. C.C.
Bel Acrel G. /51 C.C
Tr{Jnscona . C.C.
Rou mere G. & C.C.
Pine Ridge C.C.
Selk irk G.C.
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Past Winners of Manitoba Open Championships
Veur
193 1
1932
1933
1934
1935
1936
1937
1938
1939
1940
1941
1942
19<13
1944
1945
1946
1947
1948
1949
1950
1951
1952
1953
1954
1955
1956
1957
1958
1959
1960
1961
1962
1962
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
197 1
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1994
Win nOr
Score
Aunnur·u!)
Score
Eric Bannister, SI. Charles C.C........ , ..... ,., ..... , .. , ........ .. . . . .. .......... . . ................. , ... , ".
R, J . Reith , Asslniboine G.C...... , . . ,.,., ,., ...... .
'Art'h~; 'l~~d: SI,'Ch&~jes 'c.e: .'.' :.' .'.' .' . .' .'.' .'.'.'.'.' .' .' '1'Sri
Bud 00110..,81'1, Niakwa C.C................... , ., 146
Eric Bannlstor, S1. Charl es e.c.................... .
R. J, Raith, A sslnlbolno G.C.. " "... .. .. • . . . .. 142
R. J . Rallh, Asslnlboine G.C.............•.....• 152
Kasmi r Zabowskl. Plno Ridgo G,C. . . ,....
142
C. L. Hodgman, 51. Charles C.C. ............... 165
Ern ie Pa lmer, Southwood G.C. , .. , ..... ,. . .. 145
Joo Land, St. Charles C.C............ .
Tom Ross, Regina G.C. .. ...
. . . . . . •. . ... 144
138
Joe Land, Pine Ridge G.C. .................... 160
141
Charli e Reith, Tuxedo G.C...... , .. , .......... , 150
149
Bill Ezin ickl, St. Boniface G.C....... ,......... 147
Allan B095. Sou th wood G.C...... " ....• , ..... 146
How ard BeMoU, SOuthwood G.C. . . . . . .
Gorhord KOr"lr'lody. 51 . Cha rl es C.C. .... , .. ,., .. 141
145
Chestor Luk05SWiOCl, Pine Falls G.C. ....
16
Allan Boos. So uthw ood G,C, .................. 149
Ha rOld Eldsvlg, Pine Ridge G.C. .
146
All an Boos, Sou thwood G.C. . . ................ 143
Dan StaCk, Sudbury G.C.... .................. , 76
Claude Shacke", St . Bonl lace G.C...... , .
76
Harold Eidsvig, Pine Ridgo G.C............. ,.. 75
Joe Tachen, Elmhurst G.C. , .. , .. , ...•. , .
70
Joe Tachan, Elmhurst G.C. , ........... , ..... , ... . .
Ha rold Eldsvlg , Pino Rldgo G,C.
147
HbrOld Eldsvlj'j, Pin e Ridge G.C................ 160
Allon Boes, Southwood G.C. . . .
149
Wallv Keep, St . Boniface G.C. ................. 143
H8ro ld Elclsvlg, A!lSlniboine G.C.
142
Jim McKendry, St. Bonl fttco G.C............... 143
.......... 218
R. J . ROIth , A ssh, lbolne G,C. ...
M ike Pidlaskl, SI. Bonifa ce G.C. ................ 227
Dobby Folr, Scarboro, Toronto ................ 227
R. J . Rel lh , Assinlboine ....................... 22 1
Joo Tachen , Elmhu rst G.C.
. .. 219
223
Mike Pidlaski, St . Bonifa ce G.C. . .
Harold Eidsvig, Niakwa G.C. ..
Bill Thom50n, Pt. Arthul G.C. . .
. .. 227
Len Harvoy St . Ch8rles G.C.
" 226
Coce Chustor, St. Boniface G.C.... , ........... 227
............... 220
8111 Newman. P0l'1ag8 la Prairie .....•......... 22 1
Lon Harvev A ssinibolne G C
Harold Eidsvig, Niakwa C.C. ......... ,. .... 221
AI Bald ing. Toronto ........................ ". 221
(The above tie was plavud o ff and Eidsvlg won on the 19th w ith a 3 aga inst Balding 's 4.)
I:v. Stual1 , Dululh .......... .... . , , ........ ,. 284
Oannv Slack, Glendale C.C. """ , .•• , •..••.•• 286
(This was a 72· holo competition )
Frank Wllloy, Edmon to n •.••.... , , ...... , .... 286
Joo Tachan. Elmhu rst G.C...... .,.,,. ......... 213
Jim Dovle. Sandy Hook ....................... 214
Geo Knudson. Southwood G.C.....•. ,.,.,.,. 214
Lvle CriJwf ord, Vancouver ., ....... . ...... ., ... 2 11
Goo. Knudson, Oakdale G.C.• Toronto ..... .. 210
Will Homenuik, Sandy Hook G.C, ... , , .•......• 2 12
Geo, Knudson. Ookdalo G.C., Toronto ......... 211
Wllf Homenulk, Glendale G,C. , ................ 212
GOO. Knudson , O&kdsle G.C., To ronto ..... ,.,. 210
W ill Homenuik, Glendale G.C ... , ........ , ... 211
Ted Homenulk, Aossm ere G.C. '.'.'.' .. '.".,. 216
Henry MOl'1ull, Hlghlltnds G.C., Edmonton ...... 218
Alvio Thompso!'t Toronto .. , ....... , . ........ , 217
Al vio Thompson, "To ronto . ... , ....... . ... , .... 213
Davton Olson, Minneapolis , ...... , .. ,...
. 2 13
Arthur Land, 51 . Charles C.C. " .... ,.... . ..
Kasmlr Zabowskl, Pine Ridg e G,C. . .
Kasmlr ZaOOwskl , Pine Ridge G C. . . . , •.....•
Art Land, St. Charles C.C.... ".".,.,.".".,.
151
... ",
(The above tie was won by Olson on thO 55th ho le)
Alvis Thompson, Wh ltuvolO, Of){ ............... 212
M oe No nnBlI, To ronio ...... , ........... , ... ,. '08
M oo Normun, To ron to .....
. 212
M oo Norm an , Toronto . . . , .... , . . . .
20 1
(TIe won by M oe Norman )
Alvie Thompson . Toronto .......
213
M lkO Roasor. Californ Ia ,." .. ",..,.,., ...... ,
Gary Pitch ford , Toronto
John Elliott Jr" Florida ... ,'
..
(TIe won by John EWoll Jr.)
Will Homonuik , W inn ipeg .. ,.,
Gar Hamll1on , TorOnto .
bTie won b~ Hami1ton on ', 's't' hoi ci
III Topo, itchcnOl. Ontario ... ,
(Tie won by Tape on 1st hole)
Ed Byman, M exico ....... . ........
R. Ehrmanntraut. W . 5 1. Paul, U S.A .
Dan Hallc1orson. Douglas, M an .. .
Dan Halldorson, Shilo, Man ...
Jerry Anderso n. Scarborough . ant :
Bob Cox. Richmond, B.C..... ". .
209
211
210
211
.... 212
..... 211
208
, 211
208
21
212
210
207
Dan Croor' Qv lst. St. PaUl. Minn .
Kall y Murray , VanCOuver , ... . ..
. 2 18
ITla w on I)y MurrAy M 2nd holel
Dan Halldora on, Brandon . ........ . . . , .... , 201:1
Dnn Hnfldorson , Brandon .. , . , .....
. .. 208
ITle won bV Hl:llldl'lI 80r' on 1 5 1 hole)
M oa Norman, Toronto ., .................... ,
Will Homenulk, Bel Acres , .
.
Len HarvtlV , ..... ,.........
..........
E, M . Shor1rldge, 5 t. Pau l . .. . ......
..
2 16
210
213
201
Bill Wright Jr., EdmontOn ..... .
220
Bill Waktlham. Victoria , .•.•........... , ...... . 220
WaYlie Vollmer, Vancouver
210
213
George Shortridge. 51. Paul
Moe Norman, Gi lford . , . , , .
210
A I KIOllln8n. SOUlh Afl ice ................... .
John Morgan. Victoria ... .
John Ellio" Jr.. Florida . .. ..
Moe No rman. TOlonto ..... ,
W olttlr Owon , Bel nhl da Dunes, Cal.
713
213
213
21 2
.. 211
Wilf Hom enu ik, Winnipug .. " .... ,.
.,... 211
T. Kendall, Auckland, N.Z.. . ,', ... ,
,., 215
Sandy P8Hltson. Brantford, Ont o ............... 2 15
Ravmond Thompson. Philadolph la, Ponn, . , .... 209
T. More, Elmhurst G, & C,C.. W lnnlpoO ... , .... 215
. ........ 214
Grog Pldlaskl , Toronto. Ont ...
Jony Anderson, Scarboroug h, Ont. . . .
211
Terry Hashimoto. 51. Charlos C.C. ,..
211
Dar' Ha lldorson. Sh110 , Mon ....
. ........... 211
Rav StewArt. M iSSion , B.C,
. 21
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S COII Knapp , Sramp tan . 0,,1. .
Sandy Harpor, Nanaimo, B.C .
. . . . . . . . . . . 2 12
, ...... 20B
Course and Venue
St . Charls!I C.C,
Elmhurst G.C,
Niakwtl G.C.
Pine Ridge G.C.
St. Charl es C.C,
Elm hurst G.C.
Southwood G.C.
Nla""'a G.C.
Pine Ridge G.C.
Southwood G,C,
Nlakwa G.C.
Sou thwood G.C.
St. CharlOI G.C.
Pine Ridge G.C.
Ni/:lkwa G.C.
Assiniboine G.C.
Southwood G.C,
St. Charl es G.C.
Pine Ridge
ElmhUlst G.C •
Niakwa G.C.
Glendale G.C.
Nlakwa CC.
Southwood C.C.
Glenda le G.C.
Nlakwa C.C.
Elmhurst G. & C.C.
51. Charlas C.C.
Pine Ridge G.C,
Pine Ridge G.C.
Southwood G. & C.C.
Pine Ridge G.C.
Elmh urst G. & C,C.
Glendale C.C.
Elmhurst G. & C.C.
Bel Acres
G. 1\1 C.C.
BreelY Band C.C.
Pine Ridge G.C,
Rossmere G. & C,C.
Glendale C.C.
Nlakwa C,C,
St. Charles C.C.
Breezy Bend C,C.
Ro&sm()rt1 G. & C.C.
Pine Ridge G.C.
Glendale G. & C.C.
Pine Ridge G.C.
Brocu v Bond. C.C.
Elmhurst G. & C.C .
Ro.. mero G & CC .
Nlu kw u C .C .
Past Winners of Jack Blair Match Play Event
Scor.
V•• t
W lnn.r
1974
1976
1976
1977
1978
1979
Jim King, Elmhurst G. & C.C. .... . " " " . ' " ." 3 to 2
Jim OOvl', Elmhurlt G, & C.C. ...... " ........ 1 up
Don McNeill , Nle kwe C.C....... ,., ... , .... "., 3 &,
David Kruclk, Elmhurst G. &. C.C .. , ..... ".,." 4 & 3
Gary Kullman , Rossmere C,C. .... , ............ 4 & 3
Gary Kullman, Elmhurst G. & C.C.. , .. , ..... , .. 2 up
Ken Chomvn, Elmhu rst G. & C.C........•... , .. , up
8111 Parker, Breezy Bend C.C............•... . ,. 4 & 3
Bill Parkor , Br06l Y Bond C.C . . . . . . . . . , ..... 3 &. 2
TerlY Huhh'n oto, St . Charles C .C .... , ....... 1 up
Ron Willon , Breezy Bend C,C . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 & 1
1980
1981
1982
1983
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Harry Brotchi • • Blumberg G C .... , , .. , •. ,,,. ,., ........ ,51. Chlrl.1 C.C.
Terry Mor., Sou thwood G, & C,C. " •. " • • , •. • ' ., .• •.•... . ,St. Chlr1es C.C.
Bruce North, Clrmln G,C. ... . ........................ , . , . , 51. Charlel C,C.
AI Brownridge, Elmhurll G. & C.C......•..•... , . .•. . ... . .. Nlakwa C.C.
Oon M cNeill , Nlalcwa C.C............. .. .......... ... , ..... Southwood G, &. C.C,
Bing Sheerer, Bel Acre. G. & C,C. ...... . ........ . . . . . . .... 51. Chlrles C.C.
Bob Dunbar, St. Cha rlel C.C.......... .. .... . ... . . . ... ,., .. Pine Ridge G.C.
Bob Ounber, St. Boniface C,C, ........... " •..... ' •..... , .. Breezy Bend C.C.
Terry Hashi moto, St . Chorl os C .C . . . . . . . , ............. Nlakwa C .C .
Elmhu rst O. So C .C .
Bob Dunbar, St. Chl.ltl08
David White, SOuthwodd G . & C .C . , .... , ... , .. , ....... 'Olin Blumberg
e.c........ ....... ..........
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Although Southwood Golf and Country
Club was designed and built over sixty
y ars ago it has kept pace with changes
in the game by making alterations to
sev raTholes over an extended period.
While relatively short by modem standards,
the combination of fairways ribboned
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.
The current course record is 64 , established several years
ago by myself, so it will be interesting to see if a new one
will be set. The key to scoring well on Southwood lies with
the par 35 and th ree of the par 4s. The pa r 55 will provide
good birdie and eagle opportunities but the winner will be
the player who does not give those shots back on the par 3s.
Let me take you on a tour of the 1985 Manitoba Open site.
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De pending 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
or 9 iron to the green . It is not a dimcult starting
hole but many a bogey will be made by making an
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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 regu lation. Missing the green to either side will
require a very delicate pitch to the narrow portion of the
green, a green which is very fast.
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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
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
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fairway because an easy second shot will leave a short pitch
for a possible birdie. However, if the tee shot finds trees,
right or left, the recovery shot will mean a middle or long
iron third. The green is not large so this sets up the possible
bogey.
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HOLE
5 th
180 Yard Par 3
An excelle nt par
three, the players will
be hitting mid to long
irons. The large
bunker g uarding the
fron t le n forces
the golfer who can't hit the hig h long iron
to hit a tee shot right to le n 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 sign ificantly. A long putt
can prove to be q uite a challe nge.
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6 th
428 Yard Par 4
An excelle nt driving
~ BEAVER
hole as the landing
area for the tee shot
is quite tig ht. The green is tiered at the
rig ht rear and it is im portant to hit the approach shot to
the same tier as the hole. Otherwise it ca n be an in teresti ng
putiing contest.
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Leading the way.
A relatively short par 5 this hole should give up some eag les.
If it is p laying into the wind the two fa irway bunke rs short
of the green will force players to ma ke a decision : lay up
on the second shot or go for it. The r is ou t of bounds
rig ht behind the green so if the hole plays down wind that
becomes a consideration.
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8 th
383 Yard Par 4
This medium
leng th 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 ca n look at the
e nti re green . Coming in from the left forces the golfer to
carry the large bunker g uarding the left front corne r. The
green is deceiving in le ng th so a grea t many approach
sho ts will come up short.
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9th
152YardPar3
This final hole on the fron t
nine has one of the l at~er
greens on the course so
club selection is important.
The golfer must g uard
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
ma king par.
10th
253YardPar4
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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
is small. Those who choose to
lay up with an iron otT the tee
must position the tee shot carefully. A large elm tree g uards
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
shot that is long will be blocked
by the trees on the rig ht side
of the green .
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II th
320 Yard Par 4
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350 Yard Par 4
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hole this par 4 requi res a tee shot to be positioned slig htly
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 g reen 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
and mound guarding the front of the green.
136 Yard Par 3
The landing area for the tee shot is q uite narrow so
care must be take n. Give n a tee shot in the fairway this is
an excellent birdie hole although the green is quite flat,
making judgement of distance on the approach shot some·
what triCky.
This is the shortest of the par 3s on Southwood but
it doesn't yield as many birdies as one might expect.
The green is quite large and rolling making
club selection the key. The re will be a
surprising number of bogies on this hole,
primarily made by those who we re thinking
too much about birdies.
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The 141h hole will reward Ihe well placed
tee shot with a short iron for a possible birdie.
There is no trou ble in front of the green and the green
itse lf is not 100 Iricky. The lee shot is the key, Ihoug h. The
roug h alon\:l lhe left is very tough so a "good" miss should
favour the fig ht side.
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15 th
437 Yard Par 4
It is im peralive 10 keep the lee shol in
the fairway here if the player is going 10
have a chance a t hilling the green in regu la tion.
The long hillers will be able to carry an iron in over
the bunker g uard ing Ihis small /lat green . The shorte r
hillers will be forced to playa wood shot 10 Ihe left corner
of the pUlling surface or play to get up and down from
near the green. The re won't be a 101of 3s On Ihis hole.
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16th
213YardPar3
This hole req uires a lee
shot(usuallya long
iron) thai comes in from
left to rig ht. The long
bunke r on Ihe rig hl
side calches a 101of lee
shots tha I don't d raw.
Those tha t do move
right to left can e nd u p in the left ha nd bunker.
S7
HOLE
17 th
503 Yard Par 5
Old
This hole should see some exciting mome nts. With
two good shots it is reachable, so the potential ror an
ea!,lle exists. The long green slopes significa ntly 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 orIa rge
bunkers and rough on the greenside slopes.
320 Yard Par 4
the
ay
•
aramlS
@
fho.;J
brOilmostur
The finishing
hole is anothe r
that tempts
those willing
to take the
risk. It is
possible to drive the green but a hook ofT the tee will e nd
up in the pond to the le n. The percentage shot is an iron
across the corne r of the trees leaving a short iron to the
green.
With the finest players in Ca nada competing there will be
some exciting golf played in this yea r's event. Given
reasona ble wea ther I would pred ict a score or 200 ror 54
holes ( \0 under pa r) will win . By the evening of August
18 we will know.
Gas Grills
Special thanks to
Tim Nosworthy and Matt Simpson
of Westcan Insurance Agencies Ltd.
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58
Supplement To MANITOBA GOLF ANNU AL '85
Past Winners of Manitoba Amateur Championships
Ye.r
~or.
Winner
Runner·up
Scor.
Cours•• nd Venue
t' {~l:r~{~l~~~~~~ :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: :
1922
1923
192'
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" " " " " " " " " " " " " . " "" ",.
. .. ". , ..... , ...... , ... ,., .....•. ,
1930 D. N . Arnon. A lslnlbolneG.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,
. .. , .. ,.,., A. A . Wolr. Winnipeg Boach .. ,...
. .. ,.,." ..• ,.,.,.," Nlakwe C,C.
1937 R, J, Reith. Asalnlbolne G.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 .
.0, ••••• "
••••• , ••• , •••• • •••••••••• , •••••
::::::::
1940
1941
1942
1943
1944
1945
1946
1947
1946
1949
1950
1951
1952
1953
1954
1955
1956
1957
1958
1959
1900
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1966
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
Howerd Bennen. Southwood G,C. " ... " . " . " , 4 and 3
Allen Boe•• Southwood G.C. . .......... , ....... 8 and 6
Howard Bonnell. Southwood G.C, , .. "., ... ",. 6 and 4
Allan Boel. Sou thwood G.C. ,.,',.,"", ....... 9 and 8
Allen Boel. Southwood G.C, , .................. 3 and 2
Charllo Woodl. Nlakwa G,C, . , ••• , . , , , . , .. , , , , . , 3 end 2
Herold Eldavlg, Pine Ridge G.C, ..... , , .... , . , .. , 6 and 5
Harold Eld.vlg , Pine Ridge G.C.................. 3 and 2
AHen Boel. SOuthwood G.C......... , ......... , 2 and 1
Mlko Pidiliski. St. Bonifllce G.C.................. 4 and 3
Mike Pidleskl, St . Boniface G.C. ....•... , .. ,.,." 2 end 1
Bill Budd. St , Boniface G.C. , .• " . " , . , ' , .. , .. , . , 2 and 1
M eN Moxley. Nlakwa G.C...................... 8 and 7
Roy Kepron. Elmwood G.C.................. 6 and 5
Jeck J&C()ba, Tuxedo G.C.......... , ... , .. ,., ... 5 and 4
Rod McCulloch , MlinlbalM G.C... " ... " ..... 10 and 9
Wilt Homenu lk. Elmhurst G.C. ....
. ...... 7 and 6
. . , ... 5 and 4
W lif Homenul k. Elmhurst G. C. .
OOn Gardner, Nla kwa C.C.
. ........ 6 and 4
Ron Fiddl er, Sf. Bo nlfact;! G.C.
, , , . , 3 and 2
BI1I Pidlaskl, Elmhurst G.C. . .. .
. ......... , , . 9 and 8
Tod Homonu lk, ROtiSmOrfl G,C,
, , . , ..•.... , . 37th ho le
Ron Fiddler. Elmhurst G. & C,C. , .. , , , , ... , , , , , 9 and 8
Bill Pldl81kl. Elmhurst G. & e.c.
. ... 39th hol e
Oon Ale xander. Niakwa C.C. .... . .. ..... , .. , , , 3 Dnd 2
Barry M cKenzie, Ros!lmere C.C.. , , , . , ..•... , , ... 4 ar,d 3
Nick Mlckolkl, Elmhurst G, & C.C. , , . , , ...... , , , . 8 and 6
Terry Mote, Southwood G, & C,C, ".,.,."., .. ,, 5 and 4
Barry Chlpka , Rossmere G. &. C.C................ 6 and 3
Ted Homenu i'!,- Elmhur. t G. & C.C...... , , , . , .. , , 8 Dnd 7
David Kruclk, t:lmhutlt G, & C.C, , , .. , , , , , , , . , . , . 4 and 2
Gory Kullman , ROllmere G, & C,C.. , ... , ... , .... 4 and 3
. .... 288
Steve 8annatyne. Rossmore G. &. C.C. . . .
In holes medal)
Gary Kullman. Rossme re G. & C.C. .. ,., ........ 292
1974
Steve Bannatyne. Rossmere G. & C.C........ . . 166
Jim Dovle. Elmhurst G. & C.C. . ............. . .. 266
Gary Kullman. Rossmore G. & C.C......... . ,, 296
1977
Ted Homenuik. Rossmere G, & C,C....... , .... , . 289
(After playoff)
Bill Purker. Elmhurst G & C.C.
, , , , 299
(won shOt plav o lf)
8111Parker. Elmhurst G. & e .c .
..... 289
.. , 292
Craig Dearden, Glenda le C.C.
... 189
Dun Scunlon , BroolV DMd C C.
1975
1976
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
Bill Parker , 8 rOllzv Bend C.C.
1983 Ptlt Oovlu. Sundy Hook G.C. ., .. ".
1984 Todd Fanning , Southwood G. & e ,c ...
. , , 288
, 207
. 298
e.c.
Erniu Palmor, SOulhwood G.C. .. ,., , . , , , , . , , , , " .. ,",.,.,' Elmhurst G. &
BlII Ezlnlcki. St. Bo nifaco G.C, ".".".,",." .... ,"' .. ,.,' SOLJthwood G. & C.C.
Allen B08S, Southwood G.C.
. .................... ,., Niakwa C.C.
Bill Ezlnlckl , 51. Boniface G.C.. "".".,.,.,."., ".,"', .. , Southwood G, & C,C,
Gao. Cotton, 51. Charles G. C, ., .. ,.,.,', .. ,., .... , ,.,." .. SI. Charles C,C,
Allan Boes. Southwood G.C...... , .... , ... , .. , ... ,.,.,", .. Nlokwa C.C.
HOWard Bennett. Southwood G.e . , . , , . , ... , . , , ., " .... ,', .. Elmhut81 G. & C,C,
Allan Boel, Southwood G.C. " " " " " " " " " " ..• ,." ...• Pine Ridge G,C.
Mlkc Pldlaskl. SI. Boniface G.C, , .. , , ... , •.. , .. , .. ,'".,,, .. St. Boniface G.C.
Bill BUdd, St. Boniface G.C. , .... , ....... " ..... ,., .. , , .. Niakwa C.C.
Bill Pidlaskl. 51. Boniface G.C....... , .... , ....... . .......... Elmhurllt G. & C.C.
M erv Moxlev. Nlakwa G.C.. ........................... , .. ,. Sou thwood G. & C.C.
Rov Kepron, Elmhurst G.C. ....... . ......... ' ...... , ..• Niekwa C.C.
Tom BIIIOI1 , Soothwood G.C. .................. . .......... Pine Ridge G.C.
Poter King. SI. Charl os G.C........... ,., •.. , .• , .... " ...... SI , Charlos C.C.
Sian Lucas, N lakwa C.C..................... . .............. Elmhur.t G. & C.C.
Harry Critchley, Charlo5wood G.C... , . , ' . , .• , ....• ,.,.". Glenda le C.C.
Ted Homcnu lk. Elmhurst G,C. , , . , , , .. , . , , , . , .• , .. ,' •.. ,.". Pine Ridge G.C.
Ted Homcnuik, Elmhurst . .... ' ", .• ", ... ,." •• ,., •• ,., .. elmhurst G. & C,C,
Too Homonulk. Elmhurst G.C. , .. ~...... , .. , , .. , ... ,.,', .. ,. Southwood G. & C.C.
W allv Keep. Rossm6r6 G.C. ....
. ........................ Glendale G.C.
Ron Fidd ler, Elmhurst G,C. . . . . . ..
. . , • , . , . , .. Elmhut.t G, & C.C.
Bill . Plnnlngur, Elmhurst G. & C.C.
. , .... , .. , . Breezy Bend C.C.
Kon Fulton, Elmhurst G. tit C.C, .,.
, ..• , . , • , , • 51. Chllrles G, & C,C,
Bob Robinson. Glenda le C.C... , .. ,
, . , • , ..... , Nlakwa C,C.
Bo hhv Dunbllr. Nlakwa C.C. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. ..•..... , . SI. Bonlfaco G,C.
Randy Brekke, Rossmere G.C.. , . , , , .. , . , . , , , , I " " , ' , " " " RossmOre G. & C.C.
Ken Redfern , Breezy Bend C.C, . . , ... ".,',.".,' ,." .. ,.", Sout hwood G. & C,C.
Nick Mlckoskl, Elmhurlt G. & C.C. " " " " " , .. ,' ",.,""" Rossmere G. & C.C.
R8nd l Chiu rke , Bel Acres G. & e .c . . . . . . . . . . . .
. .......... Bel Acres G. & C.C.
Greg Pldlaskl . John Blumberg G.C......... , ,.,' , ,., .. ,'" Elmhurlt G. & C.C.
Ted Hornenuik, Elmhurst G. &. C.C.... ,.,""',., ,.,.,',.,., Breozy Bend C.C.
Hal Wilmering , Drydon G. & C.C.. " .. '" .,. 298
Pine Ridge G , & e ,c ,
08vld Kruclk, EhnhUlsl G. & C.C. . . . .
. .. 294
Steve Bannatyne. ROlsmere G. & C.C.
, ... 294
(Kruclk won plav.off on first ho le )
Barry McKenzie. Roumere G. & C.C, .... , . . . . . 294
Mall POIOlChuk, Elmhurst G. & C.C. , ., .... , .. 288
R. Dunbal', SI. Chartes C.C...................... 297
H. CrilchloV. Southwood G. & e .c ............... 297
J . Dovle, Elmhurst G. &. C.C..................... 297
B. Parkor. Niakwa C.C... . , ... , .. ,., ., ... ,., .. , 297
. ......... 289
Darry Chll)ka, Rossmere G. & C.C.
Stove 88nn8tvne, 51. Charles C.C.
...... 299
Torry M oro. Elmhursi. G, & C.C. , " " " " " " ' " 290
Turry Hashimoto. SI. Charles C.C
. , ... , , , , , , . 292
Terry Hashimoto, SI Charles c.e . . . . . . . . . . .. 292
292
Rick Blight . Vancouver
" .. ," . 290
David W alch , Glendalo C .C " , .• "
Gory Kullman, ROBSrTluru G. & e .c .......... 288
Gorv Kullman , ROB5mura G, & C ,C. , .. , . , . , . 298
St . Boniface G. & C.C.
ROllrnet6 G. & C,C.
Glendele c .e
Glendale e .c ,
51. Cha rles e.c.
Bol AcroB G. & C.C.
Elmhl!rs! G. & C.C,
Rossml3r43 G, & c .e .
Nlakwa C,C.
Glendale C.C.
St . Cha rlo s C ,C .
Breozv Bend e .c .
Past Winners of Manitoba Senior Championships
Winner
Scor.
J im McKendry , Nlekwa e .c ......... ,.,., .. , .. , 232
1967 Fred Adami, 51. Boniface G. & C.C, , ..... , , , , .. , 234
1966 AlI,n 808• . Southwood G. &: C.C......... ....... 249
1969 Lei Evanl, ROllmere C.C, ..................... 241
1970 Bill Plnnlnger. Elmhur't G. & C.C. ...... , .... ". 230
1971 Jack G,rdner. Pine Ridge G,C..•••... ,., .. , .. ,. 220
1972 Harry Critchley, Breezy Bend C,C. . . . ........... 216
1973 H,rry Critchley. Breezy Bend G. &. C.C........... 22 1
224
197' Harry Crhchley. Breezy Bend G. &
1975 Harry Critchley. Southwood G. & C.C........... 215
1976 Fred Ono, SI. Cherlel C.C. . .. , ........ ,., . .... , 222
1977 Bill Pidlllki. Elmhur.t G. &. c ,e , ..... , .... , ..... 226
1978 Bill Pldlalkl, Elmhurlt G. & C,C... , .. , ... " .. ,., 227
1979 Hlrry Crltchlev. Southwood G. & c .e ..... ...... 223
1980 Herry Critchley, SouthwOOd G. & C.C.• " " " ' , . 149
1981 Smilev Meronek. SI. Charlel e ,c , ...• , ..• , . , " 230
1982 Gord Lenton , Plno Aldgo 8. Selkirk . , , ,
222
(Len ton won pluyo tl on hi hole I
. .... 226
1983 Nick Mlckollk l. Elmhurst G. 81 C.C .
Vear
1966
e.c...........
19B4
Smllev Meronek, St. Charles e ,c .
. . 226
Runne, -up
800re
Allan Boel, Southwood G. & C.C. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 233
piieTro'ikv, 'Kildo~i~ 'G :c:::::::::::::::::::::: '237
Bill Pinning,,,. Elmhur.t G. &. C.C. . .... , •.. ,., .• 228
Bill Plnn lnger. Elmhurlt G. & C.C, , .. ,., ... , .... 222
Jeck Gardner. Pine Ridge G.C....... , ... .... " . 227
Bill Pinnlnger. Elmhurst G. & C,C.... , ....•..... 229
J.ck G.rdner. Pine Ridge G. & C.C.............. 218
H. Crltchlev. Southwood G. & C,C. , .. , ..... , .. ,. 225
Fred Otto. S1. Charles C.C.................. , ... 231
CaSi Tobin, Elmhurat G. & C.C.. , .. ,., .... , .,.,' 233
Barrie Sande,., C.rman G,C.. , . , , , , .. , . , . , . , . . , 230
Bill Pldlalkl. Elmhurlt G. & C.C...... ,., .. ,.,.,. 150
Harry Critchley.Southwood G, & C,C...... , ••• " 233
0111 Pldloskl, Elmhurst G. & C ,C ..
, , .. , , 222
GOrd Lenton , PIne Rldna . 5elkhk ......... , ,229
. . , ,2 29
Bill Pldluskl , rJmhwSI G. & C.C.
... , , 22 9
e .c ..
Nick Mickollkl, E lmh ~lrst G.
a.
CouI'M and Venue
Pine Ridge G.C.
St. Boniface G. & C,C.
NI.kw.C.C.
SI. Chertel C,C.
ROlSmere G. & e ,c .
Soulhwood G, So C,C,
Soulhwood G. So C.C.
Elmhurst G. & C.C.
Soulhwood G. So C,C,
Pine Ridge G.C.
Elmhurlt G. & C.C.
Nlakwe G. &. C,C.
Southwood G, It C.C,
Glend,le C.C.
Prno Rldgu C ,C.
Bol Acres C.C .
Elmhur.1 G. & e .c .
33
FUTURE MEMBERS
Pros provide
many programs
for juniors
By Harry Brotchl.
President, CPGA of Manitoba
M embers of tho Canadian Professional Golfers' A ssociation have a great interest in Junior Golf. Th e A ssocia ti on's
goal Is to introduce as m any youngs ters as possible to golf.
" the gam e of a life-tim e", and through those efforts enSure
an oxciting future for the sport .
CPGA Professionals at public facilities offer instruction ooc h
yoar to juniors wh ose parents do not belong to pri va te clubs.
Those lessons Of 0 hold earl y in the season, usually before
school ends. and provi de an intrOduction to the game for
interested youngsters.
CPGA mombers also hold c linics oach yea r at rnLlnici pal golf
fa cilities th at do not have pro fessionals. Those clinics provide
an expo sure to th e game to juniors wh o otherwiso might not
Unplayab.le lie.
Tnnl' up 'r'ouge'. p(lrl oci II" 1811me!
In every ,nund yn' 1\ • a.mo,. unpillyab.ti
'or m.,"y ~o ltor. Th"y Ikull Ihe olin
They s~y " T'"ily whl l! It S IJmtmlrtl!lS
lng, an(lilit no' 'flUC'1 lun I. onen' ynur
portne, I " havl'll,! hili IJluOlemi OU Ihll
Ifill , u\l\ltl81 he tee hi" goll Pl ot!! .. ,o nal
101losso n! And conlH1el IIln..on you l ·
Itlil [v"n Oet' el Ol)ltms c an Il~ tl@lped
~ANAOIAN
34
PROFESSIONAL GOLFERS' ASSOCIATION,
HARRY BROTCHIE
Harbour VI'ew Golf Course
have the opportun ity to experience th e joys th at the game
ca n bring.
Club Professionals at pri va te clubs have always offered a
variety of junior programs, including sw ing lessons, clinics and
rul es seminars. These programs havo produced some fine
pl ayers and many Iife ~ l o n g club membors,
Professionals hove always been eager to participate in junior
golf ca mps, rural clinics and pro-junior events.
Th e es tablishment of a Nati onal Junior-J unior Program
earli er thi s yea r by the CPGA marks an exciting entry into a
now area of junior golf. The Junior-J unior Program is a nationwide program gearod to youngsters ages 4 to " in an attempt
to start them in golf at an earlier ogo. The program co mos
complete wi th 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 part icipa tin g receive T-shirts, ca ps and part icipation ce rtifica tes, but, more import antly. gain a valuabl e
introduction to the game and the chance to fulfill the dream
of a child at. that age".th e opportunity to ac tu all y hit real golf
balls on 0 rea l golf co urse l
So, th e nex t tim e yo ur club professional is bu sy giving a
Junior Clinic or you see a littl e tyke strut by w ith a golf bag
slung ovOr his shoulder... smile and remember th at these
yo ungsters are th e members of the future and th e future of
th e game.
CANADIAN PROFESSIONAL GOLFERS ' ASSOCIATION
MANITOBA ZONE
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
President - Harry Brotchie (H arbour View Golf Course )
Vice -President - John Isaac (Tu xedo Golf Course )
Directors - Chick Dunca n (Ni akwa Country Club)
Tom Kinsman (Southwood Golf and Country
Club)
Gorry M orri ssey (R ossmore Golf and Country
Club)
Laurie Pi erce (Elmhurst Golf and Country Club)
Jim Steep (Gl endale Country Club)
Past President - Sand y Paterson (Breezy Bend Golf end
Country Club)
Executive Director - Jim Mayer (H ecla Golf Courses )
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WInnIOeg. Man
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Afmslrong, Sam- CoChenour, Onl
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AlChlton) Ptltf J - Wlnniotg, Man
Ba<;hyn~l ,
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8IdowIch, Qlarle. J.- Brandon, Man.
Bel(t.vln, Kurt - Winnipeg, Min
Bal,,,,, Oavld - Winnlpeg, Man
a.,kw-'I, John- Winnipeg, Man.
Bartlfy, Ken- Blandon. Man
&lIler, John N - Kenor', Onl
Bell, fI'hVIll.-Wlnn~, Min
Befclflf, Dougl. . W _ Wlnn~ , Man
DoI'g, ~'" fI"- AoMnlHi, Min
Befger, MIUI' IeI - W1nnlpeg, Mati
Bet'kowIkl, Ron L - Winnipeg, Mill
BIener, Rev A - Winnipeg, Men
Blue, Oa\t-Calgat)'. AlII.
BoOIt'I, Oavld T - WlnnIPfO. Man
Boorbonnlere, Guy H J Winnipeg, M.n.
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&IIIOW, J.mea- Wlnnipeg, Min
Bfooker, ~fry _WlnnlpeQ , Man
Brown, EIOOn I( - WiM~ , Man
Bt'ownrldOe, Ellle - GrancMow, Man
&~. ~ymond
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9u(;hwakt M'r1In -Wlnn~ , Man
Buc~. ~ S - Virden, Man
Butk~m, CyrMW - VlfOln , Man
Buc'''''"'''', Jim- W""Ioeo, Moo
ButlIef,'MiChael 0 - MoI,I" 1.4,"
8ofn,. Donald W - WlMlpeg, Man
C.mpbell, Donald B - BrandOn, M,,"
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(Allalane, nOOIId- Wlnnlpeg, Man.
ChaboI. Ernie- Winnipeg. M.n.
Ch.nee. Fr.nkG. -Winnlpeg. Man.
Ch.nlel'. Gllber1l- Winnipeg, M.n
ChIIl'lOlm. JoMph- Wlnnipeg. Man
Chvchmuc;h, D......- BtIl'lOOn. Man
o,nc. AIeII- BfIl'lOOn, Man
Conan. Syd S - WlnnIpog. Man
Corcoran. Kr.1n B.J - lDnCIOn. Ont
CorP, John- Winnipeg, Man
eow.,d, J.IOfl- WImI::3' M.n
CowIe, P8ter G _ WInn
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D.~ . John E - Wmlpeg. Man
()efhak. Wlltv - Wlnnlpeg. Man.
Deacntmpe. MeI<Xl!e A.Ru'MlI. Man
Dilcon, Jlm -WInn~g . Man
Dobie. Reg C WlnnlOtg, Man
Dodd, Slephen E - Mancntm, Ont
Do.ruen, Clrol-WInn~ , Min
OouM, Ib'ne M - &)1.111., M.n
Dow, Mieholll - Winnipeg, Man
Dreger, 0 ... T - Monll, 'Man
Orudge. TheImI L..M - &tMdrk, Man
DubeIky, Don P _ Winnlptg, 1.4""
I)yt)ka, Don- WinnIPeg, Man
Eblle, Hatry-on.llWI, On!
EII'II)ke..l Wrlllam A - WlnniplQ, Man
Enn•. p"'ank - WInn!oeo, Man.
F.bbll, \llIole S _ Wlnnlpeg, Miln
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Thanks to all the Golfers.
ScOl"Od In 1064
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
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Su perintendent
has variety
of duties
By Jock B. Lubinski
President ,
Golf Course Superintendents A ssociation of M anitoba
As soon as the snow bogins to m elt and th e frost starts
coming out of the ground, the golfers wa nt to be out on the
golf course. Generall y, golf COurse superintendents don't
allow thi s because at this tim e the ground bocom es very
soft from snow m elting and the ground th awing out.
Walking on th o turf at this tim e ca n result in foot printing.
compaction end perm anent damage to the turf, w hich has
alroady had to survive our sovore winter.
Once pl ay has resumed, m any suporintondents may leave
e fow greens out of pl ay for th e first w hile. This may be
because the green is stili soft due to its loca tion or because
it sustained severe wi nter dam age. Leaving it out of play w ill
speed l IP the recovery of that green,
A wi nter-damaged green, if played on, co uld easi ly take
t w ico as long to recuperate th an a green w hich is ke pt out
of play for a short peri od .
A ERATION
In late sprin g, a projoc t which may be hard to understand
from th e golfer's point of view is aerating. A superintendent
will aerate greens and tees for al'Y or all of the following
reasons:
1) to deepen th e roo t sys tem, thu s m akin g it hardi er.
21 to thicken grow th of turf, such as a green w hich has
had w inter damage.
3) to m ake the soil surface softer. thu s holding the ball
'
better on approac h shot s.
4) to open up th o soil surface and allow for better wa ter
penetration.
51 to roduco th atch and graininess of the putting surfa ce.
M os t superintendel"lts disliko aerating more th an any
oth er m aintenance practi ces, just as golfers don' t like
puttiJ,g on freshl y aerated greens. However, It's a Job w hich
must be done to maintain good turf quality.
In oarl y autumn, many superint endents aerate again, for
m any of th e same reason s mentioned. For golf courses
wh ich have been on a sand program of lap dressing for
sevoral yea rs, It Isn't 9S criti ca l to aorate as often.
FERTILIZING
During th e se ason, tiny light co lored pellets are occasion·
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 wa tered In immedia tely in order to avoid
burning U,e turf.
Due to technologica l improvemen t s in fert ilizers in th e
past few yea rs, a slow release form is now widely used
which doesn't burn wh en appliod prop erly. It may bo visible
for a day or t wo, so its disruption Is short·lived.
SYRINGE GR EENS
With the adve nt of modern irriga tion sys tems, m any
superintendents syr inge greens and lees in th e day during
hot, dry wea th er
th at is, putting on a light wa tering 01
t wo or th ree minutes during mid afte rnoon.
For shortl y-mowed turf, such as on greens and too s, the
sun ac tu all y hea ts th e soil and turf to a point w here plan ts
begin to w ilt. By appl ying a ligh t coa t of coo l wa tor. th e
plant has th o opportun it y to recuperate and survive anothor
hot day.
SPRAYING
Occasionall y. golfers wi ll no tico a person from the
grounds sta ff oporating a mechanical sprayer. On fairways
and in tho rough, it would likoly be for weeds, but on greens
and teos it would be for a totall y different reason - to apply
fun gicides.
Th e shortl y-m owod tu rf. high fertil it y and frequ ent
irriga tion on green and tees un fo rtu na tely crea tes an ideal
envi ronment for fungus disease. To prevent the turf from
being dam aged by the so diseases. th ey must be treBled
w ith a fun gicide.
With out spraying, an ou tbreak of th e disease could easily
des troy a w hole green in a m atter of days. This cou ld oCCur
anytime during the soaSon - spring, summer Or fall.
Recentl y, some superintenden ts have been spraying
gre ens wi th liquid fert ililer as on altern ative to grollular
appli ca tions.
CUTTING HEIGHTS
The height at w hich th e turf is cut is of IOn 0 great deba te
at m any golf clubs. Understandably, a gol for would like a
"closely mowed" golf course, w hich would provide an ideal
lie for the ball and the smooth es t. fas tes t putting surfaces .
Unfortun ately, th at lalls short of th e needs of th e turf
itself. Si mply put, tho shorter turf Is cut, th o w eaker it
becomes and thus it is more suscep tibl e to injury.
It should also be understood that ce rt ain turfgrass species
ca n w ithstand low er cutting heights than oth ers. Tho
co nditions at va rious clubs can also determine cu t ti ng
heights, namely th e ca pability of tho irrigation sys tem, size
GOLF COURSE SUPERINTENDENTS' ASSOCIATION
OF MANITOBA
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Tournament
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Secretary - MR. DOUG McEWEN
For membership contact secretary, ci a Even-Spray & Chemicals Ltd.
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relating to tha maintenance 01 golf courses In order to assist Interested members.
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of budget for a more demanding turf quali ty and the avail able equipment and manpower.
Cutting heights .ro variabl e and should be discussed with
your superintendent to better understand the c ondition s at
your golf course.
COURSE SHUTDOWN
A s th e cool days of autumn arrive and our first snowfall
is just around th e c ornor, co rtain maintenance prac tices are
often c arried out.
Depending on the needs of variou s courses, any of the
following could be done on tho greens and t ees; Aerate with
a thi ck layer o f topdressing, topdressl"g alone, straw cover,
m at covor, snow fence and a fungi cide treatment.
Golf courses in heavily sheltered areas often need only an
appli ca ti on of fungi cid e, an ally to improve th e turf's ability
to overw inter.
LATE FALL AND WINTER
Thi s is the critic al period whi ch determin es th o quality of
golf course a superintendent will have when spring comes.
Any Irregularity In weath er patterns can have an effect on
turf survival.
Late fall rainfall (i ce buildup), lack of snow, cold tempera tures ca n all contributo to po or quality turf in the spring .
THE SUMMARY
A golf course suporintondent ha s 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 , Summ er rains are needed to
keop everything groon and healthy, And, lastly, In late fall we
hope f or a pormanent hoavy snow fall to protec t th e tu rf
through th e harsh winter.
J8ck Lubinski of Elmhurst, president of the Golf Course
Superintendents Association of Manitoba (left) presented new
Superintendent of the Year award to J ack Davies o f
Southwood Golf and Country Club,
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William (Smileyl Meronek of St. Charies
Country Club displays trophy 8fter winning
19S4 Menltobe Senior men's golf chempions/)/p ot ElmllUrst.
Smiley Meronek rules
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senior golfers In 1984
After tw o succ essi ve
years of
" rookio" w inners, Willi am (Smileyl '
Meron ek of St. Charles showed th at
some of "older folks" could still do a few
th ings on the golf course.
Meronek led a fiold of 177 entries to
ca pture the 1984 M anitoba senior men's
golf championship over a 54 ·hole route
town. P.E.I., in September for th e Cana-
85-8 2 -
di an senIor champion ship and interprovincial team matche s.
M eronek put together round s of
Don Brereton of Breezy Bend w as nex t
72 -75-7 9 for his w inning 226 total,
while Mickoski ca rded 72 -78-78 for
228, Pidlaski shot 77 -73-79 for 229
and Lenton wa s 73 -78-79 for 230.
at Elmhurst Golf and Country Club.
Competing in th o 65-69 age group.
Meronek had a three-round scoro of 226
with Elmhurst's M ax Desa ulnler right
to regain tho titl o ho had also w on in
behind with 79-71-81 -
1981. The crown wont in 1982 to Gord
Lenton of Selkirk and in 198 3 to Nick
Mickoski of Elmhurst. both making their
M cCallum, also of Elmhurst, nex t with
Mickos ki ca ptured th e honors for tho
55 -59 age group, follow ed by Lenton.
2 31 and Bill
187 ove r the 36 -hole route.
with 90-89 - 179 and Rube Ludwick
of Glendale was third with 91 -90 - 181.
At the national championship at
Charlottetown , Pidlaski w as the bos t of
the Manitoba contingent, sitting only
twO shots behind the leader after the
second round of play and fini shing onl y
eight strokes back as scores w ent up on
th e final day.
Pidlaskl shot 75-77 for 152 in the first
two rounds, with M lckos ki noxt in lino
first appoa rance s in the se ni or eve nt at
74 -7 9-8 2 - 235.
The 60-64 age group saw Russ Jones
o f St. Boniface and J im Isaac of 51.
the age of 55.
M ickoski finished in th e runnerup
Charles tiod at 240, with Jones winning
on a count back. He had round s of
position last yea r with 228, two shots
79-78· 83, while Isaac went 81-76-8 3.
behind th e w inner. Elmhurst 's Bill
Barrie Sanders of Carm an w as third with
paco. Micko ski 's final round of 7 9 gave
Pidl aski, wh o w as the senior champ in
79-8 2-83 - 224, and Ed Klein of Ross mere fourth with 80-84-81 - 245.
Meroll ek led the 65-69 group with
him a 54-halo score of 238.
Pidlaski in tho runnorup spot. Third place
w ent to former six-tim o senior champ
senior
1977 and 1978. fini shed in th ird spot
with 229 and Lenton pl aced fourth with
230.
These four made up the provincial
senior toam which travelled to Charlotte-
Former Senior winners
listed on page 33
38
Herry CritChley of Southwood with
80-77-81 - 238 and fourth wa s Don
McNabb of A ssiniboine with 81 -80-84
- 245.
In the 70-and--over divi sion, Elmhurst's
Cass Tobin wa s a runaway leader with
for Manitoba with 81 -78 - 159. Lenton
with 80-81 - 161 and Meronek with
80·84 - 164. Th e team placed fifth .
Pidl aski added an 6 5 in his final round
for a 54 -hala score of 235_ eight off the
Many of th o same pl ayors w ere back
in the spotlight In September when the
interclub championship
w as
played at St. Charl es, wi th 34 teams
representing 22 clubs.
Th e No. 1 team from St. Charl es
edged th e Elmhurst No. 1 team for th e
gross honors, 232 to 2 33.
(Continued on page 401
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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 wit h
his 75, tho bost individual scoro of tho
day. Meronek co ntributed a 76 and Jim
IS88c shot 81 for the 232 tot81.
Pidla ski was the leade r for Elmhurst
with 76, Bill McCa llum con tributed with
77 and Mickoski shot BO for 233.
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M. Kowalski shot 85-13 - 72, C.
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whil e W. Melnyk's 85-12 - 73, G.
Ke ith's 89-15
74 end Sonny Perteet'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 scl1eduled for Sept. 5 at Falcon
Laka.
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This toom from St. Chorlos won the Senior Inter-Club championship. Left to righ t
are: Jlin Isaac, Mlko Halicki and Smiley Meronok.
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The Crown Life Manitoba champions for
19B4 from J ohn Blumberg Golf Course,
laft to right: pro Ben Smirnov, Winston
J ohnson. J ohn Lovelace and Tony D VCk.
John Blumberg team
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1,800 Manitobans,
21,000 across
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One of the most popul ar golf ovents
in Manitoba e8ch season is the C rown
Life Pro-Am comp etition . which is
unique In a number of w ays,
First, it's an opportunity for the golfers
of the province to help a coupl e of
worthy causes because the $ 5 entry fee
goes directly to the Society for Crippled
Children and Adults of Manitoba 160 per
ce nt) and th e M anitoba Golf A ss ocia·
tion's junior development program 140
per cent), All tourn ament expenses and
pri zes are provid ed by the sponsoring
Crown Life Insurance Company.
Second. it's a co mpetition th at has a
pie ce for ell levels of golf. Whether
you're a scratch pl ayer or one w ith a
handicap of 30 or more. you ca n take
part .
T hird , it providos an opportunit y for
some match-play comp etition at th e
individual clubs. th ough rul es were
changad las t year to allow clubs to
decide their tea ms on stroke pl ay if
desired.
Fourth, it gi ves th e club pro a chance
to tea m up with three of his members
in three distinct handicap categories and
pl ay again st similar tea ms from the
other cl ubs,
The format for th is yea r's C rown Life
event Is much the same as In previ OU S
year•. Tha handica p groups are 0 -12,
13-18 and 19-30, the entry fae remains
at $ 6, players can attempt to qu alify as
often as th ey wi sh and th e qu alifying
peri od was set for M ay 19 to June 10,
Match play lor stroke playl to determin e the three division winn ers takes
pla ce from June 11 to Au g. 1. Th e
prov incial championship is se t for Aug.
9 at Niakw a Country Club. Th e provin.
cial w inn er will reprosent Manitoba at
the national Crown Life Pro-Am team
championship ove r a 36-hole route Sept.
12-13 at th e Will ow Park Golf and
Country Club in Calgary.
Last yea r, there were 1,90 0 partici·
pants in the Crown Life event in Manl·
MA NITOBA GOLF A NNUAL '85
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toba, raising a total of $9,000, which
provided $5,400 for the Society and
$3,600 for junior golf development.
Across th e country. t here w ere
21,000 golfers in tt, o Crown life evont
last year, Since th o ince ption of th e
competition in 1973, thoro have been
10 5,000 participants and they have
raised 8 total of $ 525,000 for charity.
It all started in M anitoba in 1973 and
it w as stric tly a provincial competition
at the time. It spread t o the oth or
w estern provinces and the first w estern
championship w as played in 1979 at
Nlakwa, w here pro Stan Hom enuik led
his Dauphin team to th e first championship. Ontario jolned tho nex t year and it
has now spread across Canada.
wa
to the
M anitoba Golf Association
C L U B
Last year's national championship
w as won by a t eam from Newfoundland, the first timo that province has
won a national golf t itl e. Ontario has
w on t w ice, in 1980 and 1983, Sas katchewan w on in 198 2 and British
Columbia In 198t
Manitoba's Crown Life championship
last year w ont to pro Ben Smirnov and
his team from th e John Blumberg
municipal course by a wide m argin.
Playing at Elmhurst , Smirnov and his
team of Tony Dyck, John Lovelace and
Winston Johnson co mpilod 8 total of
145 Stableford points, sevon more than
runn orup Pat O'Donnell and his Pin e
Ridg o squad of Helmut Dahl, Jim
Darraco tt and AI Cooper, with 138.
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Next in line ca me Flln Flon's team of
pro John Gaudet and am ateurs Ali ster
Walker, Gary Lyons and Terry Plischke
with 131. Three team s tied at 130 Th e Pas led by St. Charles assis tant pro
Richard Philpot , with amateurs Keith
Elvers, John Rigby and J ack Ashley;
Breez y Bond, led by pro Sand y Paterson
with Tom Sykes, Phil Rhuobottom and
Doug Soo tae t; and Deloraine, led by
Tuxedo assistant pro Garth Goodbrandson w ith amateurs Dennis Ollshetskl,
Lerry Shew chuk and Doug Hicks.
In Indi vi dual scorin g for th e pros,
O'Donnell w as low m an w ith fl neat 70 ,
whil e Stan Homenuik and Brad Kea ts
we re nex t with 749 and Smlrn ov, Dan
Hunter and AI Scott each had 75.
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Ted Chop captures
Rural Amateur Championship
Ted Chop of the Northernaire Golf
Club established a co mpetitivo course
rocord at Hecla Island on the way to
winning the 1984 Manitoba rural golf
championship.
Chop, who Is also a member of the
MGA executive, shot a blistering three under-par 69 on U10 second day of tt1 e
36 -1'1010 competition to pull ahead o f
tt1reo -tlme winner Bruce North 01
Carman and win by two shots.
The record -se tting round featured six
birdies and threo bogies as CI10P carded
8 ono -ul''1der par 35 on the front nine Bnd
two -under-par 34 on th e back ninc.
There were eight 38 on his card and U1e
round also included two three PUll
Northernaire
golfer sets
competitive
course record
with 69 at
Hecla Island.
greens.
Chop had open e d th e two -day
tournam ent with a one-ovor par 73 in
hi s opening round. which left him tied
w ith defending champior1 Pat Doyle of
Sand y Hook in th ird place, three sho ts
behind Cannan's Bill North and ono
behind Bruce Nortl ....
Bruc e North added 8 second straigh t
par-72 round 011 the second day to finish
at 144 , bu t It wasn't good enough to
earn him a fourth rural titl o bocause
Chop's 69 gave him a 36 hole total o f
142.
Don J a c k50r~ Of Portage la Prairie also
broke par with a 70 in hi s second round
after an opening 76 10 pull into third
place with 146, Tied in founh place with
150 were Ron Lyman o f Morden, 76-74;
Brad Clem en ts o f Ru ssell, 75-75; and
Dwight Kearns o f Brandon, 75-7 5.
Bill North slipped to 81 in his second
round to fin ish at 151 and Doyle took 80
strokes on Iho second day to finish at
153.
Fifteen o f tho start ing fiel d of 136
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RURAL
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golfers were 76 or be tter in tho opening
round to ge t Into the championship
fl ight.
Some extro oxcitement was add ed to
the socond day's pl ay w hen John
Roskam of Falcon Beach scored a holein-one on the 165 yard fifth hole.
Barrie Sanders won the rural senior
champi onship for the fourth straight
time 8S he pu t toge ther rounds of 79
and 76 for 155. Tom Marsh of Portaga
ma tched Sanders on opening day w ith
79 but needed 8 2 in the sec ond round
to fin ish at 161, six shots off th e pace.
Third place wenl 10 Cal Thorpe of
Kil chen Creek (Fort Frances ) with 82-83
- 165. There w ere 11 pl ayers in the
senior even t.
Prize wi nners in th o fti ghts w ere:
Firat - Brian Clark, Brandon Whea t
Cil y, 77 -74 - 151; Phil Hall, Brandon
Whea t City, 7 7-76 153; Gene
Hodgson, Brandon Whea t City, and Tim
Breton, Pina Fall s, (tiod) both wilh 77 -78
- 155.
Second - Bev Leadbea ter, Sw an
River, 77 -71
148; Ke n Stadnek,
North ern aire, 77-72 - 149; Ken Grove,
Selkirk, 78-75 - 153.
Third - Tim Cromarty, Selkirk, 79-76
- 155; Dan Lipinski, Steinbach, 7 9-80
- 159; Mark Szew czyk, Selkirk, 84-76
- 160.
Fourt h - 81 ake North, Glenboro,
77 -8 3 160; Bob T homp son ,
Thompson, 8 2-79 - 161; Don Traub,
Winkler, 8 2-8 2 - 164.
Fifth - Brad Wall, Wink ler, 88 -7 9 167; Al an Johnson, Northernaire, 84-8 5
- 169; Vi cl or Klassen, Winkl er, 8 6-84
- 170.
Sixth - Rick Oakden, Brandon Wheat
City, 85 -88 - 173; Loui s McGill/vary,
Ru ssell, 87 -87 - 174; Colin Jamieson,
Mord en Minnew asta, 89-86 - 175.
Seventh - Victor Wallack. Hecla
Island, 89 -87 - 176; Dennis Smith,
Ru ssoll, 90 -8 7 - 177; Harb Sims, Flin
Flon Phantom Lake, 91 -89 - 180.
RURAL HIGHER HANDICAP
Only 28 gollers show ed up at Carm an
for the first rural higher handica p tournament last July, but officials ara going to
try again at th e same IOC8 tion on July
2 9 th is yea r, hoping for more Interes t.
Carm an golfers led the way In the
initial outing, with pri zes award ed On a
net scoring basis. Norm All en and Jack
McKay 0 1 Carm an both wound up wilh
net 60. with All en winn ing on a coun t back.
Teulon golfers took Over the lirst fl ight,
which w as w on by Harry Bad am s w ith
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In th e third flight, Frank Peters of
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follow ed by Reg Las t of Carman with
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Low gross score of the day w as an 81
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The rural team handica p event wh ich
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Sugar Bowl w as taken over in 1984 for
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Mitch Blako and Norm Beaudin of
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The compotit ion w as hel d Sept . 8 at
Shllo Golf Club and th a Shilo team
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The Shllo team of John Murphy, Larry
Nahachewsky, Tom Bryan and Andy
Gobeil pos tod a gross score of 336 and
had a handicap of 49.5 (7 6 per cent of
tholr l otal handicap of 66) for a net
score of 286.6.
Runner·up honors w en t to Sw an
River's team of Neil Colton, Goorgo
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wi th a gross total of 341 , less handicap
of 4 2.75 (75 per cent of 571 for a net
SCOre of 298.25.
The competi tion is open t o winning
teams from quali fyi ng pl ay in th a 14
rural zones and there we re 10 zones
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By SHIRLEY WOlECHUK
Secretary, MlGA
From the Two-Ball Foursome tournament which opened
our season in carly June, to the Sun UfO Pro-Am in late
August, Manitoba lady golfers enjoyed a full seeson of golf.
Prior to the opening tournament, of course, our semi annual meeting and district chairmen's meeting were held
and served to set the stago for a successful summer.
Tho Manitoba Association has seven new member clubs
- Tuxedo, Harbour View, Pilot Mound, Roland, Oakview
(Altona/Gretna I. Delahunt, and Hecla requested and
received Associate membership.
Our opening Two-Ball tournament was won by Gabrielle
Dosaulnlers and Aileen Springer of St. Boniface.
The Ci ty and District Tournament Champion was Cathy
Burton with Verna Turnbull winning the B Division.
Our three -day Tribune Trophy Handica p Tournamont was
won by loretta McKonna of the Asslniboine Golf Club.
Loretta was both the medalist winner and the tournament
champion, the first time in memory that the same person
has won both.
Helen Calverley of John Blumberg led a field of 118 golfers
in the Higher Handicap Tournament to capture the Elva
Amos Trophy. M orie Linton of 51. Boniface was the B
Division winner with Marjorie Hyndiuk of Charleswood
tOklng C DiVision.
ThO C.l.G .A . National Handicap Award final round wa s
hold at the Dauphin Country Club on August 29th. From all
reports the Dauphin ladies were excellen t hosts and their
warm hospitality made up for tho extremoly windy playing
conditions. Congratulations to the winners, Betty Capstick,
Betty Gollat and Barbara Rubeni ck from Chapples Golf Club
in Thunder Bay.
Forty-four teams participated in the Inter-Club Tourna ment held at the 51. Charles Country Club with a host club
team winning the A low gross, Elmhurst ladles taking the A
low net and the B low gross, with a team from Falcon Beach
ca ptming th e B low net,
The Manitoba Champions for 1984 are:
Senior
Marg Ford, Pine Falls Golf Club, Runner-up:
Isny Gallimore, Pine Ridge Golf & Country
Club.
Amateur - Cath\\ Burton, Selkirk Golf Club. Runner-up:
Gail Andorson, 51. Charles Country Club.
Junior
- Janet Cochrane, St. Charlas Country Club.
Runner up: Ail oon Roberl son, St. Charles
Country Club.
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(Continued "om page 471
The Aules Chairman, with th o assis tan ce of tho President
and Alh lin Walker, held a Ru les Clinic in Winnlpog at the
beginning of th e season. Thi s was ve ry well attended and,
from all reportS, we ll recoived. In addition, several M anitoba
oxecutive members travelled throughout th e province
holding rules clinics In rural areas and rating CO urSes,
M anitoba golfers woro saddened by tho un timely passing
of Pas t President Colleen Hutct,ison in late summer. Colleen
was an enthusiasti c support r of ladies' golf in Manitoba
and w ill be soroly missed. It is th o inten t o f the Manitoba
It was also decided to chango the name o f tho A ssoda·
tlon from tl1e Canadian Ladies' Golf Association Manitoba
Bran ch Inc., to tho M ani toba Ladios' Golf A ssociation Inc. It
was felt that this wa s 8 less cumbersome designation.
Association to es tablish a Colleen Hutchison Memorial
Tournament com mencing in 1985,
The season c losed w ith th o annual meeting in Sep tembor
at tho Rossmere Golf and Country Club. Members of tl1e
Sonior, Amateur and Junior t eam s wero guests at dinner
along with Mayor William Norrio of Winnipeg and representatives from th e Manitoba Sports Federation, the
C.L.G .A . and tho press.
The annual meeting dealt with som e changes to our bylaws nocessitated by tl,o fac t that we arc now fun c tioning
out of the SpOrtS Federa tion Buildlno in Winnipeg. This movo
has eliminated the noed for a paid socretary-u easuror,
thorefore th e by-laws had to be adju sted to provide for a
vo lun teer secretary end a volunteer traasurer.
MANITOBA LADIES'
GOLF ASSOCIATION
1985 Executive
Pres ident ... . ..... , .. . . Ethel Colnek, Rossmere
Past President . . . . . . . . . . Phylles Wotton, Nlakwa
Vice-President . ... . Lorrain e Macl eod, Canoe Club
Secretary .. ......... Shirley Wolechuk, Ki ldonan
Treasurer .. . .. . .. .... Isny Gallimore, Pin e Ridg o
COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN
Tournament . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . Ella Gill, Elmhurst
Rules . . . . . . . . . . . . Jossle M cLachlan, A ssiniboine
Handicap . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. GW8n Laxdel, Tuxado
Course Rating . ..... MBbe Harwood, Charleswood
Teams ......... . .. . . . . Phyllis Boll, SI. Charles
Prizes . •.. ..... ... . . Peggy Andarson , Elmhurst
Junior Development . .. . Karen B1n91'91'11, Steinbach
ASSISTANTS
Tournament ........... Wi llio Lockie, Asslnlboino
Course Rating ..... . ..• Jean Farwell, St. Charles
Junior Development . .... Ev M ackol"llio. Rossm ere
Rul e. . ....... .. ..... Va l Spen ce r, Breezy Bend
Ann Leibl, Wildewood
Ca thy Burton of Selkirk, who domina ted the Manitoba
women 's golf sceno In 1984, receives p laque from Labatt 's
general manager Vern Penner 85 B runnerup 1i1 voting for
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Emphasis
on development
for Juniors
By JOYC E COLLIER
Junior Developm ent Chairman
pro fessional s Harry Brotchie and Michol Pilon, Fi ft een girl s
received in stru ction in skill developm ent, rul es, handica p
and on -cours man agem ent.
Th e Advanced Camp introduced in 198 3 was repea tod
thi s year at Hecla Provincial Park on July 5 and 6 , Ten o f
M anitoba's top junior girl s received t wo days o f instru c tion
in on-course managem ent. compotiti ve psychology, rul es
and skill developm ent from t wo golf pro fessionals. Harry
Bro tchie and Lauric Pierce, All ten attending com pe tod in th e
M anitoba Junior Championships and sevon o f these went
on to pl ay in th o National Champi ons hips in Colgary in
August .
Aileen Robertson, Brol1da Srn oil and J anet Cochrane
co mrlO t ed in the Saskatchew on Am atour in Regina. Ail een
w as runner-up in th e fi rst flight ond fourth low gross overall;
Brenda won tho second fli ght.
(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 empha sis w as
pla ced on development with an increase in th e number Of
golf c amps offered.
A Spring Bulletin w as sent to all clubs outlining the
schedule of events for th e summer. Early In M ay a Junior
Chairman's mee ting was held with nine cluhs sonding
representatives indica ting tt1eir interes t in junior golf.
Once again, tho Monitoba Golf A ssoci ation included the
girl s in tho Junior Intor Club in May and June. Nine girl s
competed wi tl1 the boys.
A Begl "ner'S Clinic w [)s held at Crescent Drive Golf
Course preceding th e Novico Tournamont and all 17 entrants
w ere included in th e clinic. Harry Brolchi o, pro fessional,
conduc ted th e clinic.
For tl, e first tlm o, on Intermediate Camp wa s held al
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Barbara M aslanko won the qualifyi ng tournament of th e
Optimist Club's Junior World for Manitoba, Minneso ta.
North and South Dakot a and as a result was sent to com ·
p ete in th o Optimis t Intern ational W orld Tourn ament in San
Diego in July.
Janet Cochrane w as tho rec ipient of a M arleno Stroit
Award and w as one of six Canadian junior girl s participa ting
In th e U.S. Wes tern Junior Golf Championships in Ka nsas
Ci t y In JUly.
Fifteen Junior girl s participa ted in the M anitoba Junior
Championships on J ul y 10 . 11 end 12 at Bel Acres. Selkirk
and Niakwa. Low Gross and M ani toba Junior Champion for
the second time was J anet Cochrane followed by Ail een
Robert son. A four-hole playo ff wa s roquired to determine
our 198 4 champion.
Barbara M aslanko won the low net aggrogat e and A ileen
Robertson w on th e " Under 16" trophy.
fro m th e
Th e she low qualifi ers and ti es - seven in all
Junior cham pionships w ent on to pl ay July 13 and 14 at
Elmhurst and Rossm ere to de termino th e Junior Team . Janel
Cochrane, toam cap tain, Barbara M aslanka and Ail een
Robert son represented Manitoba in the Canadian Junior
Championships. The M anitoba Bran ch also sponsored
Brenda Sm ail and Rhonda Swit zer.
Congratul ations to Barbara M aslanka on hor hole in-one
sc ored at Selkirk during th o M anitoba J LJI1ior Cham pionships.
Junior tournamen t wi nners in 1984 we re:
Pre -Season - 18 holes: M elissa Vorry; 9 holes: Nancy
Herm an at John Blumberg Golf Course.
Novice - Brenda Houston at Crescen t Drive.
Mother-Daughter
Ail ce n and EdiHl Robertson at St.
Charl es.
9 and 18 Hole - 18 holes: Jane t Harvey; 9 holes: Eliase
Gros brink at Breezy Bend .
Field Day - Team Winners: A ileen Robert son. Robyn
Nelterf iold, Nancy Herm an and Jul ie A rchibald at Portage Ie
Prairie.
A number of junior girl s particl pated this year in both th e
City and Di stric t and Tribune tournamonts of the C.L.G.A .,
M anitoba Branch.
Earl Grey Golf Club in Calgary w as the site 01 the
Canadian Junior Ladies' Championships. Eight Manitoba
junior girt s had a memorabl e wack of competiti ve golf and
fellow ship wi th other juniors from across Canada and the
United St at es. The M anitoba team finished third , following
Ontari o and British Columbia. The team w as very competi·
tive as all throe leam members played with handicaps of 6.
Aileen Robertson won th e 15 and undor low gross and
Rhond a Switze r was the rsClpie"t of the low net oggrego te
of th e field trophy.
Boside th e M anitoba toam of Janet Cochrane, Barbera
Maslanko and Ail een Robertson, five other junior girls
parti cipot ed - Brenda Small, Rh onda Switze r. Ang ela
M artons, Jennifer Ross and Val erie Nettelfiold.
J anet Coc hr a n ~, Barbara M aslanko and Brenda Sm ait
w ent on to ptay in the Canadian Ladies' Am ateur.
M y term as Junior Chairman is com pleted but my interes t
in junior golf has boon deepened by th o enthusiasm , talent
and dedica tion of the girls I have had the pl oasure of
w orking with those pas t t w o yea rs.
M any thanks to all thoso w ho supported tho junior
program . W ithout tho interes t and assist ance given by my
t wo Assis tants, Karen Bingham and Ev M ackenzie, tho
Junior Chairmen at the clubs, Our Provincial Executive and
the National Executive, our Junior program could not have
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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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A ppro8ching the mi 1th green Dnd clubhouse Bt Rossm ore Countr y Club
Rossmere club will be host
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Canada's
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The best young golfers from across
th e co untry will gathar in Winnipeg In
Augu st for th e 198 5 Canadian Junior
and Juvenile Golf Champi onships, to
be played at Rossm ere Country Club.
Th e par-70 Ro ssmere layout should
provide a good test for th e junior men,
just as it did for th e Can adian junior
w omen's championship in 198"
Th e Rossmere club has been bu sil y
preparing for this national co mpetiti on,
with a committoe es tabli st, ed to look
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Bryan Crampton is chairman of the
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Brown and green s superintondent
Vi c Peters will be in charge of ground s
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Club manager Joll n Olthof will be in
charge of house arrangements and
publicity will be handled by Gerry and
Eth el Ca lnek. Elhel Is also president of
th e Manitoba Ladl es' Golf A ssociation.
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Ken Kovacs w ill be in charge of
accommodation and transportation
and will also wo rk w ith Crampton on
finan ce.
Gary Kullm an, a votoran of Willing
don Cup pl ay from Rossmore, w ill
serve on th e committoe as a co nsul tan t.
Th e comp etitors w ill be pl aying for
th e
Junior
Interprovincial
Team
Championship and the Pepsi-Cola
Trophy and the Indi vi dual Junior Cham·
plonship will be for th o Popsi Cola
Sliver Cup.
The Canadian juvenilo championship
, will be decided in conjuncti on w ith th e
junior event. W innipeg Southwood's
Todd Fanning was runn erup in this
event for the pas t two seasons.
The Junior championship event is
scheduled for Au g. 27· 30 at Rossmere
and offi cial s are antici pating M anitoba
golfers will turn out in good numbers
to watch some of the ac ti on, particu·
larly to gi ve moral support to the
Manitoba golfers in th e event.
Further details w ill be announced as
the date nears,
MAN ITO BA
GOL~
ANNUAL '85
How MGA Money
is raised and spent
MANITOBA GOLF ASSOCIATION INC.
STATEMENT OF CASH RECEIPTS
AND DIS BURS EM ENTS
BALAN ELECTRIC
Year Ended November 30 , 19B4
24 IIOUR S E R VI E
Receipts
1984
Donations ...
Entran co Foos ... , ........ , ........ ,
Golf Annu al Magazine ... , , . ... .. .... .
IntoreS I .,'."
... ,', . • ... , ...... . .
M embership dues . . . . . . . ..
. .. " . , . ,
Other .... . ........... .... . . ..... .
Province o f M anitoba &
M anitoba Sport s Fecleralion
$20 ,986
4 2,007
19,2 73
4 ,084
46,73 5
8.4 28
17,9 3 1
~~~~ar
159, 444
Specialized
Disbursem ent s
Administration
Golf Annual M agazine .......... .
Grants .. , , . , , , .. , . , .
. , . , ...
Junior Golf Dovolopm ent ..... . .....•..
M embership dues
.. , , ..... , , .
Rural ac tivit ies ., .. , .. , . , , , , , , , . , , , ,
Tournament pri zes and expenses
109 HI GG I NS AVENU F
W I NN I PIiO , M A NI milA Rl lJ Oll l
27, 468
14,583
2, 88 5
6,583
23,223
380
45,51 6
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Wiliingdon Cup, Junior and
12,335
Sonlor Toams , ....
132, 9 73
26, 4 7 1
Excess (Disbursements) Receipt s
Tho abovo is a stat om ont of reve nues and e)(pen ses for the
Manitoba Golf Assoc i,:ltion for the year er1ding November
30. 1984, and is re produced here to give our membership
somo ideo both o f our sources o f reve nu ~ and w hore the
money goes.
We would particul arly like to ackn owledge th e considerable
assis tance received from Corporate and other donors and
from the Province of Manitoba and the M anit oba Sports
Federation. In addition, th e M .S.F. provides assist ance in th e
w ay of off ice space and ad,ninislrati ve support sorvi cos
whi ch does 110t app ear in Our fin ancial statern ent.
For th o inform oti on of our members, w e are indebted to th e
following fr iands of golf for fin ancial don ati ons in 1984 :
Hy Bern stein Foundation . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Ford Motor Comp any . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Carling O'Keel e . . ........... . .... . .
Crown Lifo ........... , . . . . . . . . . • .
Bl ackwoods Beverages . . . . . . . . . . . . . ,
Win nipeg Free Press . . .. , ..... " ...
North American Life .... , . ..... . . ••.
M eagher's Di Stillery . , , . . . . . . . . . . . , , ,
MlJndie Putter League , ... , ..... , , , , ,
M anitoba Opon "A ssociates" . , . . . , , ,
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,
.
$
550
3,500
3, 500
3,600
3,500
1,6 16
1,236
500
48 7
4,500
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Neslled in Ihe nalu ra l bea uly of Ihe Whil eshell.
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all.
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welcome, For more inform ation ca ll:
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It is with th e continued support of golfors, mombor c lubs
and fri end s o f golf w e look forward to a good golf season
in 1985 for ell M anitobans.
MANITOBA GOLF ANN UAL '85
Golf Pro: Bud Edwards
Telephone: 1·349·2554
Bookings: Park office: 1·349· 2201
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PAST
WINNERS
1926 - ELMH URSt - A. Staphens, J . W . Thompson, M . Thompson.
A. A. Wair.
1927 - NORWOOD - J . T. Cuthbert . F. F. Tribe, B. O' Kelly, H. R.
Parker.
1928 O'Ke lly,
1929 -
NORWOOD -
J . T. Cuth bert, H. R. P8rker. F. F. Tribe. B.
J . Gordon, C. I. HOdgman, G. Hoffolflnger.
NIAKWA -
A. A. We ir.
1930 - NIAKWA - C. I. Hodgman, G. O. Heffelfing er, O. R. Beatt ie,
A. L. Mcintyre.
1931 - NIAKWA - A. W eir, J . Go rdM , A. I. Mcintyre, D. Kennedy .
1932 - NIAKWA - Bud Donovan, H. Creenfield. J . l. Thompson, R.
L. Wright .
1933 - NIAKWA -
City Inter-Club
1916 -
PINE RIDGE -
G. R. Wil son, D. Laird. A. A. Ha tgra lt, D.
Dawson , F. O. Fowl er, R. D. Stratton, H. O. Gooderham .
1917 -
NORWOOD -
E. W. S. MacVey, F. F. Tr'lOO, M. Thom son, G.
G. G. Wilson, A . S. Al exander. T. S. English , R. l. Denison .
1918 - PINE RIDGE - A. R. Dobull. O. W . Finnie, A. R. Harcraft , p, L.
Patton , R. Fowler. J . Glasson, J. F, Brooks.
1919 -
PINE RIDGE -
Douglas Laird. K. C. Allen , G. P. Wilson , H, G.
Wilson, Arthur Sullivan. H. J . McDermid. A. J . Andrews.
1920 - WINNIPEG GOLF CLUB - J . T. Cuthbert, A. Campbell, G. W .
Morkle. F. G, Hale. J . A. O. Gemmill, T . K. Mldd lCmass, A. J . Stevenson.
1921 -
PINE RIDGE -
R. R. Dobell , K. C, Allen, D. N. Finkle, Or. W, H.
AOld . A . J . Wilson , F. l. Potion. E. 8 . Eadie, I. No rthrod, A. A, Walcot.
1922
WINNIPEG GOLF CLUB - F. G. Hale, A. J . Stevenson.
G. How $on. G. Wilso n. J . Gemmill . J . W . She ...... John Sha ..... , C. V. Sanders.
J . S. Wight.
1923 - PINE RIDGE - A. J. Wilson. C. N. B8 ..... 1I. K. C. Allen. Douglas
lflird, D. N. Finnie, Arch Campbell , R. R. Ooboll . J . Ft Murray.
1924 - NORWOOD - F. F. Tribe. T. S. English. E. W . S. M acVey,
H. R. Parker.
1925 - NORWOOD - J . T. Cu thbert, F. F. Tribe, Bryan O'Kelly, H. R.
Parker.
Bud Dono van , H. H. Groenfleld, R. L. Wright, Dan
Stack .
1934 - NIAKWA -
Bud Donovi'ln. R. L. Wright , A. R. Mcintyre . Allan
Boes.
1935 -
WINNIPEG CANOE CLUB - Ernie Palmer, Rod Palmer, Dick
Hack, John Murdock.
1936 - NIAKWA - D. N . Arnott, R. L. Wright, A. Bo68, M . Boulton ,
1937 - NIAKWA - O. N. ArnOH. R. L. Wright, A. BOBS. H. J . Crabtree.
1938 - ST. CHARLES - H. l. i=lood, C. L. Hodgman. J . Hopwood,
J . G. M undie.
1939 - SOUTHWOOD - H. Benne" . A. Boel, E. Palmer, E. W oolley.
1940 - SOUTHWOOD - E. P.!Ilmor, A. Boea. R. Watson, R. Baletur.
19011 - WINNIPE G CANOE CLUB - Bud Foster, Kel B8)(ter. Ed
M cKuah, Fred Walker.
1942 - NIAKWA - H. Eldsvlg, R. J . Walsh , R. J . WatSOn, J . A. WOOd•.
19013 - SOUTHWOOO - A. Boe$, H. Bennett. R. Reaney, K. Harvey.
1944 - NIAKWA - M . BoultOn, W . McCallum , K. Ha rvey, O. C. Sl eole .
19015 -
NIAKWA -
M . Bou lton, W. McCallum, N. Lucas. K. Harvey .
1946 - NIAK.WA - M . Boulton, C. WOOdS, A. Black. Jr. N . Lucas.
1947 - ST. BON IFACE - B. Budd, M . Pidls!lki. Gragg McDonald.
W . Keep.
19018 -
EI.MHUR ST - A. Siady. M . Techan. M . Uswak, A. Colonelio.
1949 - ST. BONIFAC E- W. Budd, W . Keep, M . Pidlaski, W. Pidlaski.
1950 - ST. BONIFACE - R. Gardner. W . Keep. W. Pldl8lkl. M .
Pidlaskl.
1951 -
1962 -
ST. BONIFACE - W . Budd, R. Gardner. W . Keep. M . Pldlaskl.
ST. BONIFACE -
R. Gardner, W . Keep, W. Pid laskl, M .
Pidlaskl.
1953 - ELMHURST -
1954 -
B. Green, M . Tachan . J . Kruse. R. Kepron .
ST. BONIFACE
M . Pidl&sk l, W. Kemp, E. Macdonald. AI
M cMillin .
1955 -
ELMHURST -
Roy Kepron, Ted Homenv ik, Bert Greer. Boh
1956 -
ELMHURST -
WII Hom onuik. TOd Homonulk, Bo b Gray, Roy
Fair.
STEWART
Kepron .
1957 - ST. BONIFACE - Bill Pidl8 !1kl . M ike Pidleskl. Ron Fiddler, Roy
Trophies & Engraving Ltd,
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1958 - EI..MHUA ST - Wilf Homenu lk, Ted Homenul k, Mik e P,dlaskl.
Bill Pidlaski.
1843 PORTAGE AVE,
WINNIPE G, MAN , R3J OG7
Te lephone 837·9066
GEORGE STEWART
Harris .
1959 - ELMHURST - Roy Kepron, Sill PU'Inlger, Nick M lckoski, Ernie
Tachan .
1960 - PINE RIDGE - J . Gardner, R. Stimpson , A Gray, J , Isaac
1961 - ELMHUR Si - W . Pldl askl, R. Fiddler. W . Pinniger, M . Pidlaskl.
ELMHURST - Bill Pidlbskl , Aon Flddlor, NICk MickOtikl, Bill
Plnn lger.
1963 - ELMHURST - Bill Pldlaski . Ron Fiddler, Nick Mickoski, Bill
Pin niger.
1964 - ROSSMER E - Wally Koop, Tod HOrtlOnulk. Les Evans. KtJn
Lal ley.
1965 - ELMHURST - Bill Pidlaski, Nick Mickoski. Bill Pin niger, M ike
Pidl eskl.
1962 -
ALL GOLFERS WELCOM E AT CHARLESWOOD
Best Wishes to MGA in '85
from
CHARLESWOOD GOLF CLUB (1976) INC.
Manitoba's Oldest Golf Course
310 Haney Street
President- FRANK RICHARDSON
Golf Professional: BOB McVICAR
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1966 - ElMHURST - Bill Pidlaskl , N ick M lckoskl. Bill Plnnlg(lI, Mike
Pidlask l.
1967 _ ELMHURST - Nick M lckoskl. Ted Homenulk, Bill Pldlaskl. Bill
Pinniger.
1968 - ROSSMERE Barry McKOfllle. Barry e hlpkl!, Bill SUlherlllnd,
Jerry Moor e.
1969 - NIAKWA - Bob Dunbar, Bob Goodwin, Ron Llnquilu. Oon
M cNeil l.
1970 NIAKWA - Bob Dunbar. Bob Goodwin, Rod LlnQuhsl . John
Watson.
1971 _ ELMHURST
Dave Kr\Iclk, KeHV TrOlman, Dave Canfrey.
Nick M ickollkl.
Tod Homenulk, 08ve Kruclk . Kevin Snell , Bill
1972
ELMHURST
Plnnlgor.
1973 - ROSSMERE - Barry M cKenzie. Ba rry Chipka. Gary Kullmuf1 ,
Stuve Bannatyno.
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1974 - ROSSMERE - Barry McKenzie. Ted Hom enulk, Gary
KUllmen .
Jill' King, David Walch, Nick Mlckoskl.
1975
ELMHURST
1976 - ROSSMERE - Gary KullmAn. Terl HomAnlilk. Wol fgang
Kaminski.
1977 - ElMHURST - Jim King. David Walch . Terry Man:
1978
TRANSCONA
D8vo M aI1u) . POler POIrICk, FrnlC EW8Sko
1979 - ElMHURST - Terry More. Gary Kullman . Bill Parker
1980
ELMHURST - Terry Mo re, Bill PArker. Barry Chlpka
198 1
ST CHARLE S Steve Bannalync, Darvl MasstlV . Jill) IS88C
1982
BAEE7V BI;ND
Gall" Collings. Merk Olson , Derek Tallon .
1983
ST CHARlCS
Tarry Hashimoto . Gavin SpiU II, Bob OunbUi
1984
ST CHARLES
Torry HlwhirnolO , Sl evjj BAnnAlyne . 11011
Dunbal .
PAST WINNERS
Rural Inter-Club
1931
SHERRIDON - D. C. Walker. E H. RogOI. William Mesleck,
N. Bairner.
1932 - PINE FALLS - C C · lrvll)c. J M JODD. W . lllughian. J W.
Aselt ine.
1933 - KENORA - L. P Johnson , A WIckSllom. H. Smith. L. A.
EAgleton .
1834 - ELKHORN - Dr. C. W. JOhn,ton, W. H. Le., A. J . Walson, S. B.
Card.
1935 - KENCRA - Larry John,on, Alex Wlck.trom, Jack Porter. Dr.
E. J . Wh lHaker.
1936 - KENDRA - Roger Swanton, Alex Wlck'tram. larry John.on,
L. A. Eagleton .
1931 KENDRA - Dr. J. P. Palon. Or. R. J . Whitaker. Alex
W ickstrom, L. P. Johnson .
1938 - EMERSON - Ian Mackenzie, T. A. Spear, Ken Meckenlle, Bob
Murphy.
1939 - KENDRA - A. Wickstrom, R. Swanton, K. Ctlhon, Or. J . P.
Palon .
1940 - PINE FALLS - F. A. Brown, J . O. Dean ,
S . Kahle. G. H.
Derep • .
1941 - PINE FALLS - J. O. Dean. C. lukasiewicz, Edward Aseltine, J .
W . Aseltine .
1M2 - PINE FALLS - Ed A,.ltlne. C. lukasiewicz, K. Kruger, F.
Brown.
1943 - PINE FAllS - Ed Ateltlne, E. Luk•• iewk:.z, K. Kruger. F.
Brown.
1944 - BRANDON - R. 8. Alex.nder, Bill Thompson. Mlle., Art
FlnnlCn .
184e - KENDRA - A. Wick'trom. G. Peteraon. F. Greenwood. L. T.
Johnlon .
1947 - PINE FALL\ - J. O. De.n, C. Lukasiewicz. Edward Anltine,
W. Roy.
1948 - PINE FALLS - B. Roy. Ed A.eltlne. C. Lukulewlcz, J . O. Dean.
1949 - PINE FALLS - J . O. Dean. A. G. Firmer. K. C. Kruerger, E. p,
Aseltine.
James
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(Continued on pl:lge 56)
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PAST WINNERS
Rural Inter-Club
1959 -
Jack tl aac.
(ConrlilUed from page 551
1950 Aaeltine.
PINE FALLS - J. 0 . Dean , A. G. Farmer. K. C. Kruerger, e. P.
1951 -
KENORA - T. Evana, E. Bowman, C. Engstrom, A. Johnson.
'1&2 -
KENORA -
CI.rence Ings.rom .
Art Hanaon, Gordon Pet,raon. Roger SWinson,
1953 - KENORA - Cowie Engstrom. Gordon Pete~n . Le. Evana.
Art Johnson.
1964 - KENORA - A. Hanlon, G. PeterlOn, E. Bowman. A,
Wickstrom ,
1955 - KENORA - A. Hanson. C. Engstrom, L. Johnson, E. Bowman .
1958 - KENORA - C. Engstrom , LEvIn., I. P. John.on, G. Peterson,
1957 -
TRANSCONA -
Ernie Tachan , Coca Evenon, John Fawns,
Mvron Kupchuk.
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The
PORTAGE -
Rocky Campbell, Del Campbell. Jack BreffiH.
1980 - PINE FALLS - Wm . Boivin. Ron Seguin. Joe Reichart. C.
Ahrensback .
1961 - SANDY HOOK - Bryan Derren. Bing She.rer. Doug Be.ltV.
Dave Vincent
1962 - WASAGAMING - 81U 8eu. Jack M atheson. Jim King. Tom
Wright.
1913 - RAINY LAKE - Bob Brlgg • • Hlfold Klyne. H.rry Barefool. Ron
Bileski.
1"", - RAINY LAKE - Bob 8lggl. Harold Klyne. Ron Bllelkl. B1I1
Badluk.
1965 - PINE FALLS - Ron Seguin. Bill Boivin. Joe Reichart. Keith
Kruger.
1966 - RAINY LAKE - Harry Ba refoot. Ron BU"kl. Bill a.dluk.
Merdo Krawchuk.
1987 - BRANOON - J.ck Mathelon. Ron Maxwell . M ike SPlck. ON.
Vicke rs.
1968 - BRANDON - Oon Cargarv. Greg. Palmer. Ron Mlxwell. Jim
King .
1969 - CARMAN - Bill North . Barry Sa ndera. Or. Clint North . Slggl
Goodbrandson.
1970 - PINE FALLS - Ted Harrllon, Bill M cGuire. Joe ReiChart. Don
Stupak.
1971 - BRANDON - Dan Halldorson. Bob Cornell. Dw'ight Keam • .
Bruce Penton.
1972 - BRANDON - Bob Comell . Jim King. Oon McNeill . Bruce
Penton.
1973 - PORTAGE LA PRAIRIE - Jim Laurko. H.rry Robinson. Rick
Blight, Glenn Baalnglo n.
1974 - PORTAGE LA PRAIRIE - Arden ChrlltientOn, Jim Llz.rko,
Oon Jackson.
1975 - CARMAN - Bill North, Bruce North, Oarrle Sandera.
1978 - SANDY HOOK - Jim Doyle. Pat Doyle. Tim Coughlin.
1977 - SANOY HOOl( - Jim Doyle. Pat Doyle. Elmer Thorne.
1978 - CARMAN - 8ruce North . 8111 No rth. Jim M cKenzie.
1979 - SAND Y HOOK - Jim Ooyle. Pat Doyle. Art SI.ter.
1980 - DAUPHIN - Lltry Johnson. M ike Pernarowaki, Ron
M cMillan .
1981 - SANOY HOOK - Jim Doyle. Tim Coughl in, Pat Doyle.
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
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TOURNAMENT
CALENDARS
FOR 1985
June 1 - J ack Blair Memorial Qualifying Round. Breez y
Bend
2 - Jack Bl air Memorial Q llaHfying Round, Wildow ood
2 - Junior Intor Club. Transco na, Bel Ac res
9 Junior Inter-Club, Assiniboine. Charlesw ood
12·13 - Jack BI ~ ir Memori al M at ch Pl ay, St. Charles
16 - Ju nior Inter-Club, St. Boniface, Selkirk
19· 20 - Jack Blair M emori al Match Pl ay, St. Charl es
21 - Free Press Manito ba Inter-C lub, Glendale
23 - Junior Inter-Club, Breezy Bend
July 2 to 5
8 to 11
20 ·2 1 22 to 25 27· 28 29 -
Crown Lif e Rural Junior Golf Camp, C ~ rm a n
M anitoba Amateur Championship, Elmhurst
and Pin e Ridg e
Will ingdon Cup Team Tri als, Sl. Charles
M anitoba Junior Championship, John
Blumberg and Glendale
Junior Toam Tri als, Rossmore
Rural Higher Handica p Tournament, Carman
Aug. 2 7 to 9
9'1 -12 13 -
M anitoba J unior Inter-Club, Bel Acres
M an·Minn. Junior M atches, M oorh ead, Minn.
Crown Life Pro·Am , Nlakwa
RlJral A ma teur Champion ship, Hecl a Island
North Am erica n Ufo Famil y Taurnoment,
Niakwa
15 - M anitoba Opon Pro·Am , South wood
16 to 18 M anitoba Opon Championship, Southwood
20 to 22 - Manhoba Sonior Chompionship, Sl. Boniface
Sept. 5 - M anitoba Senior In tor-Club, Falcon Lake
8 - M eagher Boo footer Intor-Zo ne, 5 hllo
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July 4 to 7 - Canadian Open Championship, Glen
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Aug . 21 to 24 - Willin gdon Cup Intorprovincia l Toa m
M atches and Canadian A m ateur
C hampio nship. Saskat oo n, Sask.
Aug . 27 to 3D - Canadian Junior Interprovincla l Team
M atc hes a'nd Juvenil o and J unior
Championship, Rossmore Golf and
Country Club, Winni peg
Sept. 12·13 - Canadian Pro""m Team Cllam pionship,
Calgary, A lta.
Sept. 18-20 - Senior Interprovincial Team M atches and
Championship, Vic tori a, B.C.
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23 - Pro-President-M edia-Sponsor Day, Breezy Bend
27 - First T,N.T. Package Tournament. Rossmore
30 - Pro-Pro Best Ball, John Blumberg
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Pro -Member Event, Breezy Bend
BIII Thomson Invitational Pro-Am, Southwood
CPGA of Man , Pro.Junior, Steinbach
Hadassah-Wi20 Pro -Am , Glendala
CPGA of Man, Championship, St, Charles
6915-18 19 30 31 -
AUGU ST
Second T.N.T, Package Tournamen t, Pin e Ridge
Crown LI fe Pro-Am Team Evont, Niakwa
MGA Manitoba Open, Southwood
5 hilo Pro-Am , Shilo
Sun Life Pro-Am Team Event. Pine Ridg e
0pen Tournament, Kenora
SEPTEMBER
, - Open Tournament, Falcon Lake
19-20 - CPGA-Molsons Fall Tournament, Glendale
NATIONAL EVENTS
July 4 -7 - Canadian Open, Glen Abbey
J uly 29-Aug . 4 - CPGA Seniors Classic, Aurora, Ont.
Aug , 19-23 - CPGA National Club Pro Championship,
London, Ont.
Aug , 27-28 - Club 34, Regina, Sask,
Sept. 9-1S - Canadian PGA Championship, Brampton,
Ont,
Sept. 23-2 7 - CPGA Assistants Championship,
Kleinburg, Onto
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MANtTOBA GOLF ANNUAL 'B5
Scenes From 1984
AUTO GLASS
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SPECIAUSTS IN:
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eVINYL TOPS
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eVAN WINDOWS
eSUN ROOFS
e PINSTRIPING
Transcol1a Golf Club members won't want to see thiS scene
repeated in 1985. This was the view from the clubhouse on
J(Jne 17, 1984, when Les Gillem was able to sell his boat on
the roin ~ flooded Trenscone fairw8Ys. Believe it or notl
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this scene, only moreSQ, This was port of the gallery following
Den Hal/dorsan in the finol round of the 1984 Manitoba Open
at NlekwB. They 'd like bigger crowds ou t in August for the
1985 Open at Southwood.
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250 York at Garry ...... . .... 943·4451
704 Scotland .... . ......... . 452-4745
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OTHER M EN'S GOLF TOURNAM ENTS
(A s roportod up t o the deadline o f thi s yea rbook I
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JU NE
Men's Open, Virden-Wellview
Wlnnl pog River Open, Pine Falls
Amateur Tourr'lam ent, Charl eswood
Mon's Open, Minnewast 8 (M ord en)
Sprlng Open, Delorain.
0 pen Tournam ent, Portago la Prairi e
Grev Owl TOLJrn arnent , Wasag om ing
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M en's Op en, Glenbora
Sprlng Open, Ru ssel:
Yellawhoa d Op ~ n , No.pawa
M en's Open, Carman
M on's Tournamont , MacG rogor
Open Tournamont, Shllo
$ pring Opan, Souris-Glonwood
M en's Opon, Rol and
North ern Classic, Swan River
M en's Open, Oakview
Men's Amateur, Wild ewood
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M an, Curling Ass'n Tournament, St. Boniface
Junior Op en, Wild ewood
Al ex Welsh M em orial, Broez y Bend
M en's Opon, Thompson
Soniors Tournam ent. Roland
Annu al Tournament. Selkirk
M en's Open, Dolahunt ITrehorn ol
Seniors Tournament. John Blumberg
Seniors lover 50 1 Open, Deloraine
Open Tourr'loment. Steinbach
Shilo Stag Tournament, Shllo
Moonshlno Dazo Tournament, Roblin
Seniors Tournamonts. Klld onof''1 and Wind sor
Seniors Op en, M orri s-Riverview
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Internationa l Tournam ent, Morden. Winkl er.
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MA NI TOBA GOLF ANNUAL ' 85
AU GUST
3-4 - Rob Roy's Wes tern Open, Wh ea t Ci t y,
Brandon
5 - Senior Op on, Ru ssoll
e·g - J unior Tournam ent, Blumberg, Wind sor,
Kildonan
9-11 - Northwes t Open, Pin e Fall s
10-11 - Municipal Men's Club Champi on ships,
Blumb org , Wind sor, K Iidonan
ll - Junior Op on, Th ompson
l1 - Lefth an ders Open, Portago 10 Prairie
14 - Seniors Tournament, MacG rogor
16 Junior Open, Minnew as ta (M ordonl
17-24 - Tam arack Tournaments, Wasagamlng
17-18 - South Central Op en, M anitou
17·18 - Banner Coun t y Op on, Ru sse ll
18 - M en's Opon, Transcona
1S Mon's Bes t Ball, Breezy Bend
1S-19 - Labatt's Pro-Am , Shilo
24 Junior Open, Carm an
24 - Junior M ixed Tourn ament. Ru ssoll
24 -25 - M en's Open, Kill arn oy
24 -25 - FalJ Open, Souris-Glenwood
25 - Men's Open, Swan River
26 - Grey Beard Senior, Minnewas ta (M ord en)
26 - Senior Open, Carm an
3 1-Sept. 1 Labor Day Classic, Carm an
3 1-Sept. 1 Autumn King Classic, Wh ea t City, Brandon
31-Sopl. 1 - Whit eshell Amat eur and Falcon Boach Open,
Fal con Boach
3 1-Sept. 2 - Labor Day Tournamont , Ph an tom Lake, (Flin
Flonl
31 Sept. 2 - Rose Bowl Tournament, Neepawa
3 1 ~Se pt. 2 M atch Pl ay Tournament, Vi rd en -Well view
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SEPTEMBER
Seniors Opon, Delahun t (TroI10rne)
Munici pal Grand Final, Blumberg
Noil Sposito M omori al Tourn amerH , Ki ldonan
Last Chance Tournament, Selkirk
Fall Open, Deloraine
Over-the-Hill Seniors, Transcona
Wes tm an Opon Invitati onal, Shilo
M en's Open, Glenboro
Fall Open, M acGregor
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MANITOBA LADIES' GOLF ASSOCIATION
Team tri als, Pin e Ridge
Team tri als, St. Charles
Higher Handicap tournament, Bel Acres
Higher Handicap tournament, Niekwa
Manitoba Inter-Club, Carm an
Au g. 6 - Co11 88n Hutchison M emorial Qu alifying, St.
June 4 - Tw o-bell tourn ament, F"in a Ridge
Boniface
7 - Colleen Hutchison Memorial Match Pl ay, j ohn
Blumberg
25 - City & District championship, Southwood
26 Cit y & District championship, Glendale
27 - City & District championship, 5 1. Charl es
a - Coll oon Hut chi son M emori al M atch Pl ay,
Wild ewood
Jul y 9 - Am ateur, Senior and Junior championships and
tea m trials, Ross more
10 - Am ateur, Seni or and Junior championship s and
tea m tri als, Breezy Bend
11 - Am ateur, Senior an d Junior cham pionships and
tea m trials, Elmhurst
9 - Coll een Hutchison M emori al M atch Pl ay,
A ss iniboine
13 - Rural Open Tournament, Shilo
CANADIAN LADIES ' GOLF ASSOCIATION
july 29 to
Au g. 1- Senior Championship, lie Bi zard, Que.
Aug, 12-15 - junior Championship, Kentville, N.s.
19-23 - Am ateur Championship, Halifax, N.s.
Shilo Golf & Country Club
Bldg. A-2
COVQ Road
P.O . Box 10
CFB Shllo. M anit oba
CFB Shllo, Manitoba
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JUNIOR LADIES' EVENTS
Jul y a - Novice Junior tournament, Crescent Dri ve
29 - M oth er-daughter team event, Assinibolne
Featuring Summer & Winter Recre8lion
• 18 Hole Golf Course
• 6 Sheet Curling Rink
• Dining Room
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Aug. 5 - Nine and lB-hole even ts, Bel Acres
29 - junlor Field Day, Steinbach
• 18 Hole Mini Golf
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Minnedosa
Elmhurst
Shilo (m en & womonl
Dauphin, SI. Boniface
Sunnyslde (Brandonl
4-5 714 19 20-21 28 31 -
JULY
Canoe Club Rainbow
Red Lake
Breezy Bend (best baili. Thompson
Morden
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Charleswood
Portage la Prairie
3-4 45ll 12 14 1618
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AU GUST
Central Plains Mlxod IPortage, Southport,
M acG regor, Treherne)
Kenora
Falcon Lake
Assinibolne, Fort Frances
Western Open (Brandonl
Dryden
Portago lofth anders
Rossmere
Ru ssoll
Wildewood, Neepawa
Fort William Country Club
SEPTEM BER
5-6 - Southwood Daisy
9 - Winkler
10 - Blumberg be st·ball
•Hecla
Golf's even more enjoyable when played In a beautl·
fu l setting like Hecla Island .
This season we again look forward to seeing familiar
faces and some new ones too.
Pro or duffer you'll enjoy the Hecla cou rse and the
events that add a challenge to the game.
Keep us in mind for club or group tournaments.
For Information and bookings please call:
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ADVERTISERS ' INDEX
Adams, Kon . Draperies/lnlerlors Ltd ..• ... ...... , . , , .... 55
Alt Canada .... , . . . . . . ..
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Air Guard Con trol PrOducts . , , , . . . .
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.. 39
Appliance World ..... , , , . . . .
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Belan Electric . . . .. . .,........
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Bay Bronze InclllSl ries . , ...•.•. , . .
. ..... 14
Bay, The - ArHll1i s , , .. , . , ... , , .. , ........ , , , , , 55 , S8
Beaver lumbOr Com pany .. , ••. . ... , .. , , ... , , . , , , ... 54
Bol Acres Golf Club . "
" ........ , •.... . .... , .. " . 58
Belleville Homos ltd. . . ... , ........ , ... " .. , ..... IBC
Birchwood Inn .. , ........ ,',., ..... .. .•... " .. ,' 00
Blackwood BeverAgOS Llmltod , , .. , , ... , .... .. . , , , , 1, 51
Brandon , Ci ty of .. , , ...... , , , •.. ,
. . . . . . . . .. 54
. . . . .. . • . •. 67
Breezy Bend Golf and Country Club . . . .
Budget Ron t A Car ............
. . .. . ..
. 51
Ca rling O'Koe fa Brewe ri es . . . .
. .................. 51
CurrnonGol f Club .. ....
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.. 46
Charloswood Golf Club
. . . • • . . . . . . ...... , 54
CN Rail
.................... . . . . .. 5 4
Consollda tod Turf Equipment Ltd ..... , . . . • . . .
. . ... 9
Co ttonwood Golf Course .
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CPGA M anitoba Zone ................•. , .......... 34
00 ehr Homo Furnishing Ce ntr o .. , . ...... , , •. , .•. , .. 57
Del Bra Rt;w l Estb to Ltd . . . ,', .... , .. , . . . . . . . . . .
. 57
Dolto Inn ........
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. 19
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Eaton's . . ...... , ..
Elmhurst Golf and Country Club
Ford M otor Company of Co noda Ltd ... ..• , , ....... .. 5, 8 1
Glandu la Courilfy Club
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Globe Enve lopos . . .. ....
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Golf Courso 5 upofi nten don l s of Manitoba
... , , , . , .. 36
Gooch's Blcyc los . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , , ..... 53
Grea ter Winnipeg Gas Company .,....
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Groat West lifo Assuronce Co. . . .
. .7
Gulf OU .........
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H orri~
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Chuv Olds , .
Imporlol Tobacco Limited
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the Royal Bank
Inler1d Trust & Savings COIp. Ltd ........•.•..••• , .... 61
IntOt City Gas . . . .
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hWQstors SyndictHtl Limited
57
Kopron , Roy & Company ..
Killeen's Auto and Plato Glass Ltd ......•.
59
Loball 's (Manitoba) Browery ...... , ..
21
M anito ba Hydro .....
63
Manitol.H) P3rks Branch ... , , ....
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Manit oba 1olophor1o System
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Manulifo . , .. ............ .
53
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M cCain e I:leCttl c ....... , . . . . . . . .• , " , . , . , •.. ,
M c Naught Pontiac .... , ....... , • , ..
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M eagh or's Di still ery Limited .... , . , .•.
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M olson Brewery Manitoba Ltd .
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. 35
Morrt's Tailorlny ...
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MQtorwilys . . .. .,
52
Nabisco Brnnds .
Nlllkwa Country Club ...... .
North American lifo Assuranco Co.
. 54
43
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O'Brien World Travol Service ..
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Old Dlltch ..... , . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Ri co, T.J . and Asso clatlHi .
Ross more Golf and Count ry Club .
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Royal Bank of Canada .
Royal Oak Golf Course
Royol Tru st , .......... .
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51. Boniface Golf Club
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59
51. Charlos Country Cil lb , , , , .. ..
48
51. Jamos Volkswagen ... ,' .•
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Sandy Hook Go lf Club ....... ,.
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S03gram Distill ers limited
IFC
Solkhk Enterprise ,. ...
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Selkirk Golf and Coun tr y Club
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5 11 110 Ga ll and Country Club ...... .
62
Silverwood Dairies
56
Southwood Golf or1d Coun try Club
14
Stapleton , B.W. & Son Ltd . ..
6
Steh'Dach Fly· ln Golf Club . , .
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. 46
Stewart Troph ies & Engraving Ltd . , . .• • •.. , .••
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Supreme Vinyl Ropal r . ... . ...•.. , •• ,.
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Taurus Golf Ltd . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , ..
TinlOx .•..... .. , .......... , ... .
T,N.T. Golf Equlpmom . , , , .. , ... .
Transcona Golf Cl ub ........... .
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Unlolobe Regent Travol ...................
WAllingford Pross limited
Westin Ho tel . . . . . . . .
Wlld owood Club , . . . . . . . .
Winkl er Golf Club ....... ,
Winnipeg FlOC Press .... , ,
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1985 - Golf Manitoba

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