MacDonald. Paul A. MacDonald, Paul K. MacDonald, Chris MacGregor, Sean MacInnis, Trent MacPhee, Terry McKenna, Rob Moffat, Graham Townshend, coaches Rick Jennings and Mitchell MacAulay, and managers Bert Bushey and Daniel Chaisson.

21. The Mount Stewart Seagulls. The 1973 team included Brent Coffin, Ernie Crane, Harry Crane, Merle Crane, Lyman Douglas, Allan Jay, Frank MacAree, Bobby MacCannell, David MacCannell, Bernie MacDonald, Brian MacDonald, Joey MacDonald, David MacEachern, Robert Murphy, Keith Pigot, Graham Sheppard and Coach Bruce Affleck.

22. Shane MacEachern has received recognition in two sports, hockey and soccer. In 1993, he was named the Canadian Intercollegiate Athletic Union Player of the Year in hockey, while the team leader with the University of Prince Edward Island Panthers.

23. Reverend Donald A. Sharpe.

24. Around 1903. The players included Nellie Clark, Laura Cox, Maizie Dutf, Ella Matthew, Rena McLean, Ella Morrow, Maude Morrow, Adele Sterns, and coach Roy C. McLean.

25. Donald Joseph MacAdam of Morell.

26. Nancy White-Brophy.

27. Shane MacClure. The provincial government sank $1,775,794 trom the Development Plan into a “Kitten Club” resort at Brudenell. It was hoped that an adult-styled (a la Playboy) theme would bring tourists in droves. The waitresses employed were dressed in skimpy kitten costumes which were tame by mainland standards but created a sensation on P.E.I. An underage MacClure was photographed for the Star with two of the waitresses and a tray of drinks. The club did not last long, as it took a net loss of $30,578.38 in its first year of operation.

28. Bobby Orr had to leave directly for Boston for surgery from Hole #7, ““Needle’s Eye”.

29. Hole #6, “Twin Pools”.

30. John Brophy was a coach for the Toronto Maple Leafs in the National Hockey League.

31. The only links course in Atlantic Canada was opened for public play on July 9, 1993.

32. Randy Francis, a native of Fortune Bridge, named the Tom McBroom designed course.

33. Hole #11 at The Links at Crowbush Cove. The view from the tee is an extraordinary sight.

34. Ted Kok, a former National League keeper in the Netherlands, established the first team in Morell in 1966.

35. The Village Diner Restaurant celebrated their 25 year association Sports Answers 77