I had to miss Retiree's
Day at the Upper course
this week. I, along with
several other regulars
attended a funeral.
Meanwhile, a group of 42
teed off before 9 a.m.
Romeo De Blasio and Bart
Dudley ran things this
week and gave out seven
balls. In the low gross
category, Zeke Clements
came in with a 41. Reg
White took least putts with
12 and was closely followed
by Bob Walley with 13. Red
lus took the longest putt
with a 6'2" putt on number
nine.
Ernie Primeau took
three putts on number four
while Moe Gilbert took four
on number eight. Barney

Boyzhuik needed 10 strokes
to get down on number one.
Next week Al Turner and
I will be in charge as we
start September, the last
full month of golfing at the
Upper Course. Stray leaves
make looking for shots
pretty tough after that.
Last Sunday 30 dedicated
men and women changed
the dingy (from smoke
etc.) tiles that made up the
Legion hall ceiling.
Everyone sat down to a fine
lunch at noon and the last
tiles were painted and back
in place around 3:30 p.m.
and we all sat down for
refreshments. Then we had
supper.
The funeral I went to was
for Hedy Traschel who died

Aug. 24. She was a member
of the Ladies J\uxialllary
and was loved and
respected by all. The
Legion ladies formed a
guard of honor at the
church and the pall bearers
had several members

amongthem.
I got a call from Doug
Buhr during the weekend
and he says the Warriors
are beginning to get
organized and he looks
forward to a good season.
Lloyd McLellan is back
behind the bench. He expects most of the boys back
who played so well for the
Warriors last year.
And with that, we'll say,
until next time!