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Kates contends at provincial golf tourney in 1976: IN OTHER YEARS

Roosevelt Hotel welcomed to Korah Road District in 1951

Kates contends at provincial golf tourney in 1976: IN OTHER YEARS
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Roosevelt Hotel welcomed to Korah Road District in 1951

Article content Jul 14, 2001 Blake Sullivan, 9, Jessica Kelso, 6, Matea David-Steel, 5 and Destinee Peltonen, 4, are among the youngsters attending the gym and swim program at John Rhodes Centre. Recommended Videos July 14, 1976 Sault Ste. Marie’s Paul Kates is sitting just five strokes back of the leader after the opening 18 holes of the play at the Ontario Amateur Golf Championship.

Jamie Melville and Tom Soltys, also of the Sault, also remain in contention. July 14, 1951 Onni’s Meat Market, 288 Korah Rd., welcomes the Roosevelt Hotel to the Korah Road District. Guido Parissenti delivered a one-hit performance as the Buckley Monarchs downed the Trojans 10-0 at North Street Field.

July 14, 1926 Mrs. R.C. Farmer, of Gore Street,hosted a fifth birthday party for her son, Clayton, at the family’s Gore Street home. Iris Torode, Gladys Walls, Ruth Farmer, Edith Irwin, Geraldine Nott, Edgar Buchan, Eastman Currie, Billie Nelson, Hughie Nelson and Phyllis Irwin attended. July 14, 1916 Col. S.L. Penhorwood, of the 51st Regiment, received a letter from Capt. G.A. Reid saying that he had recently seen many Sault boys and they are doing well.

Sgt. Tom Lynott is looking well and feeling fine. Roy Sommerville is in England suffering from shock.

Pte. D.M Stevenson is slightly wounded, but expects to be around again in a few days. Compiled by Brian Kelly On X: @Saultreporter

Published
Jul 13, 2026
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Jul 13, 2026
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The Sault Star
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