The week of July 7 to 11 the Perth Day Camp was held at Conlon Farm. For an hour each day tennis lessons were provided to some of the camp attendees complements of the tennis club. Racquets were provided by…
Four teams competed for the Women’s Doubles Championship on a hot July 11 morning. After three sets the clear winners were Pam Anderson and Lynn Jenkins. Brennan Ouimet and Tom Baumgartner served as umpires. All the competitors were hot and…
Seven members of the North Crosby Tennis Club played a “Friendly” with 9 Perth Tay Tennis Club members at Conlon Farm on June 6th. We played four 8-game doubles sets followed by a potluck lunch. We were so busy having…
Thanks to a great turnout the windscreens were installed in less than 1.5 hours. From left to right are: Len Bolton, Dan Lydford, Janice Reid, John Richard, Lynn Jenkins, Wendy Brooks, Nancy Lydford, Norman Macdonnell. Missing from the picture are…
At the May 4th Annual General Meeting the following were elected to the board: Pam Anderson, Tom Baumgartner, Cathy Brown, Barbara Clement, Lynn Jenkins, Brennan Ouimet.
Thanks to Stephane for organizing the work detail to take down the windscreens. Helping were Alan Way, Tom Baumgartner and Richard Thomson.
September 6 – Held at the lovely cottage of Heide Gibbs. Music by (left to right) Peter Brown and John Richard Lakeside drinks before dinner. Dinner was spread over the cottage including this table in front of the kitchen fireplace.Potluck…
August 23 – There were 8 teams entered in the tournament. Tournament directors were Lynn Jenkins and Susie Sinclair. After the first round (one set) the winners played the winners and the losers played the losers. After the second round…
July 26 – There were six teams in the tournament again this year. Tournament directors were Lynn Jenkins and Susie Sinclair. Under variable cloudiness there were 3 round-robin rounds. Dave Snyder and Len Bolton were the best team in the…
June 21 – There were four teams in the tournament. The weather was ideal and the tennis was very competitive. Long rallies resulted in three hours of almost continuous play before the winner was declared. First there was a round…