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HomeMy WebLinkAboutHuron Expositor, 2016-09-14, Page 88 Huron Expositor • Wednesday, September 14, 2016 Men's Invitational attracts people from afar Shaun Gregory Huron Expositor The gloomy forecast could not stop the Men's Invitational from its rit- ual tournament at the Seaforth Golf & Country Club Last Saturday. With overcasts on Sep- tember 10, still nearly 70 golfers toughed out the not -so sunny weather and played 18 holes. Carolanne Doig, also known as C.A. for short said she could not believe the golfers were done at 4 p.m. "We used to wait if the golfers were going to fin- ish by dark," stated Doig to the participants after their dinner in the clubhouse. Out of the large turnout of golfers, the most nota- ble were the four from Bermuda. Doig added that this has been a tradition for the last four decades. As well about eight golfers from Ottawa Ont. com- peted in the contest. The prizes and winner's trophies were stationed waiting for the victors to claim. Doig said the awards and plaques are the same from when they first started the tourna- ments several years back. "Over the years, we have never retired the trophies, we always build a new base on them, she said. "Even- tually they are going to be taller than the Stanley Cup:' "It's kind of fun to see the names on there of people that are no longer with us." ,sem .►-•1' iIjj'�1, ...................................................... �. rTHE HURON EXPOSITOR'S i 2016 Summer e� Sports Edition WILL SOON BE PUBLISHED WE NEED YOUR TEAM PHOTO! PLEASE BRING IN YOUR TEAM PICTURES TO THE HURON EXPOSITOR AT 8 MAIN ST., SEAFORTH or email Nancy at Ndegans@postmedia.com (PLEASE MAKE SURE YOU IDENTIFY ALL PARTICIPANTS) FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT Nancy deGans 519-521-0240 All photos must be received by 4:OOpm October 5, 2016 Eitor " YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER" 8 MAIN ST. , SEAFORTH 51 9-527-0240 ........ Ron Morin walked away with the Low Net Shorty Trophy. He said it has been about eight year since he had ast played the Men's Invitational. "I forgot how special this tournament is and we'll be back next year," Morin commented. Kevin Bennet from Harpurhey shot a 59 to be the Commercial Hotel Trophy winner for low -gross over for the second year in a row. "He joked with the crowd during his winning speech that "this is starting to be a habit, I don't know, but you guys (need to) start practicing next year because I'm coming for the triple -crown." git% HEART &'" MAKE STROKE HEALTH FOUNDATION LAST. c ASSESS YOUR I .