Otter Lake Golden Age dart and card results

August 20, 2019

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Card results for Tuesday Aug. 6 were: 50/50 was won by Marie Cartier and the door prize went to Denis Lafleur. Ladies first was won by . . .

June Dubeau and second by Rita Blaskie. Mens first went to Laurier Francoeur and second to Ray Gillespie. Lunch was prepared by Debbie Miron and Laurier Francoeur.

Aug. 8 dart results were: 50/50 went to Mabel Kluke and the door prize to Benny Zimmerling. Ladies first was won by Liz Buelhow and second by Debbie Lackey. Mens first was won by Myles Milford and second by Henri St. Aubin.

Belated birthday wishes to Esther who celebrated on Aug. 11 and to Earl Lafleur on Aug. 15.

Card results for Aug. 13 were: 50/50 went to Ivan Leblanc and the door prize went to Debbie Lackey. Ladies first was won by Irma Peck and second by Doreen Zimmerling. Mens first went to Adrien Noel and second went to Robin Zacharias. Lunch was prepared by Julie Colin and Ivan Leblanc.

Dart results for Aug. 15 were: 50/50 was won by Arthur Gravelle and the door prize went to Suzanne Graveline. Ladies first went to Janet Lafleur and second to Marie Gauthier. Mens first was won by Richard Lemay and second was a tie between Lloyd Kluke and Oscar Beaudoin.

Submitted by Velma Lafleur

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