Otter Lake Golden Age dart and card results

August 6, 2019

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Card results for July 23 were: The 50/50 was won by Michael Robillard and the door prize went to June Dubeau. Ladies first was won by Marie Pilon and second by Doreen Zimmerling. Mens first was won by Dave Lalonde with second going to Michael St-Aubin.

Lunch was prepared by Marie Gauthier and Gisele Beaudin.

Dart results for July 25 were: the 50/50 was won by Lloyd Kluke and the door prize went to Lucie Belsey. Ladies first was won by Doreen Zimmerling with second going to Sylvie Lemay. Mens first was won by Henry Longpré with second going to Lloyd Kluke.

Card results for July 30 were: The 50/50 was won by Viola Gauthier and the door prize went to Debbie Lackey. Ladies first was won by Marie Gauthier and second by Beverly Dubeau. Mens first was won by Carl Kappes with second going to Boyd Ebert.

Lunch was prepared by Robin Zacharias and Rita Blaskie.

August 1 dart results were: the 50/50 went to Lloyd Kluke and the door prize to Richard Dubois. Ladies first was won by Mabel Kluke and second went to Monique Primeau. Mens first went to Ralph Belsey and second place went to Benny Zimmerling.

Happy belated birthday wishes go out to Donna Cushman who celebrated Aug. 1.

Submitted by Velma Lafleur

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