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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1981-04-15, Page 13The Legion News mention. Both teams stayed for the banquet and dance that followed,. staying over night in. Elora and returning home . the next day. Although these teams are not sponsored by either the Ladies Auxiliary or the Legion we are proud -to represent them at these RAMJCITI her Comrades . you the members decide who shall govern ler the next year.. Seeral Comrades attend- ed the District Meeting in Hanover last Sunday, and details of this will appear next yeek,. tournaments. Coming Events: General Saturday two, teams of . This TThursday is elecoion Meeting Election Avr4 . mixed bowlers travel!Fd night 04 it IS hoped' there lb. • "RelgOS. take part the will pe a a000 titrago. W. ,Chg • r t<)ciF p10 YvOtild,c1),Pigr.0";siAtow Marg atattAl.Smate lhelhe and Hatt. . Caci Atmitiary InternatiOn . , Players were Joan Egitee,,,Aorti.Don son. Poreeo. anti Jed Btsier. Ott :team No. A, Thirty teams' in all cool, peted and. Seaford) No. team ante in fifth - not good enough to be, in the qa,oney, but they got honourable teariiN h 4:0 " 'Prote-ed$.4toot the "draw .1,40ii.-Jaolc.Ami Mei biletaii, 'Oct hy the teittl„0,04*, will assist 41*. tesdge, SeOtor'A:c.ires Etigh Lady- Win ivlurphY 'High tane"-Lew Coyne. %K. Second-Rachel Riehl Will. Feeney. Jean Keys. 485. Mike. Coyne. Matt Coyne and High man-Lew Coyne 668. Sandy Pepper. Second-Bert Walters 580. On the greens by Carolanne 0019 rs NOTICE Pursuant to the provislions Ely-law No. 1061 for 1077 and amendments thereto, take notice that dogs 'running at large will be seized by a party engaged_ by the Town for this purpose. Dogs so seizt02,vill be confined at the Seaforth Veterinary Clinic for three (3)days, following which they will be disposed of.. Owners may claim Their dogs on payment of $25.00 poundkeper's • fee, plus current Veterinary charges for board. • TOWN OF SEAFORTH JemesCreeker Clerk COMMERCIA-L HOTEL WEEK'S ENTERTAINMENT odnesday toSaturday and Saturday Matinee 46 Redwoo River Band LOUNGE OPEN ALA DAYGOOD FRIDAY BAND AT 9 P.M. NEXT WEEK'S ENTERTAINMENT Wednesday toSaturday ' and Saturday Matinee .4 p.m. to 6 p.m. Jim Parish Family Show FINE FOOD 1417-NE ENTERTAINMENT FREE HIRT AND Ti of your choice with every huit sold at the regular price SAVE urit to $40,0 ALL •4: WEATHER COATS OFF ispbellh Men's Mar MAIN CORNER CLINTON 4824732 JOHN ANSTETT JIh.„ AnStett JeWelleis Ltd., proudly tutuounces the appointment of John Anstett Jr. totbe positjon of Vice-President, Administration. John's backgtound includes 6 years of Management experience overseeing the development of inajoroffice building projects in 'Edmonton, Calgary, Montreal, and Denver. appointmentIlls + is a reflection of the con- tinuing expansion program Which the Azudett chain a jewellery stores is undergoing. He will be located in the company's head office In Clinton; the idle or Atiatett*ii large, inidirai store, where Ms extensive administrative Skills will be 'utilized to support the eampaneti jeetive of Meeting their customers' growing needs.- ANSI-JET:1 t• • 8 Albert St . Clinton 26 Maas St S Seatorth 284 Main St . Exeter 203 Durham E Walkerton' - • THE HURO EXPOSITOR,APRIt. ill, WI Veterans reunion to be in Sarnia p Groceries Coca Cola or Sprite 750 mi. bottles + Dep. Weston's Soft & Crusty or Browen Serve 011a Each 9 Prod. U.S.A. Can. No. 1 375 g Jar MEDIUM EGGS 520 g. 109 K Bakery Weston's Old Mill 2.99 White Bread 4/ 1.98 1""aves Maxwell House INSTANT COFFEE 10oz. Jar or Decaf A LITTLE BIT BETTER BY JACK EISIXII Comrades and Veterans.. who served In the navy (V believe there were some from,this area) will be glad to know that the annual Boyar' Canadian Naval AssociatiOn 'Reunion will be held at Sarnia on May 15-16-17-18. They have planned a InisY four days and will conclude with a laves banquet and,hall• in the nett township Akin/. AnYQii.wohiog iftrormition- refiar4itta toOthet 4et*<a11 flak 119#4 the' ion in • At 44 We OM' • • . • ,amenic XWP ROW WM $.0rOY 4•11 0 '41ill'"uslge, took'op.hOtrks innin nineootcor tee; soma. They heat the former challengers 'Who ever they are) and wtio only managed 2 victories all night. Al Nieholson won the door prize. 4 RE HOURS: WED., 9.6 P:M. 9-9 P.M. V i 946 P.M. ECTIVE UNTIL CLOSING DAPRIL 18, 1981 Groceries cruse Stuffed Ilia , 9148 375 ml. 1.4 eines There's nothing like .a warm weather teaser during the week to make those cold, wet weekends feel even worse. Mother Nature has. been playing, tricks again. ing us warm- Sunshine one day and then Outraging cold: wet . and miserable weather ton us the •IteXt.„ for warm Weatherg011ers. the ttieA4e4 Mosier ,provided . a .lnt,ven and 91SS11%g 'sv4540- 404 dr while'. still et‘ipyie0;1he -Ft*, OtifOrtootely:. sprig w ti hr can o 0.101.4 le4f OW 'Wel ..11O.. guarantee .400 week?." 404.. The .opty way to tackle .problem and •lengtbee the unbearably short Cana- dian gnit.seasOn. is to dress and play acedrdinigly: A few tips for cold. wet weather golfing may help to lengthen your golf season. and improve your game. Dressing to stay warm on the golf course will allow you to enjoy golf earlier in the spring. .,as well as during those crisp but beautiful fall. `days. Being Canadians, we should all know hay. to dress for cold weather, The only `Tan is to keep yourself warm and allow freedom of move- ment at the same time, . The three main .areas to concentrate on are" your head. 'hands and feet. Most .body heat is lost through your head so it's important to wear a toque, or some other head covering on cold days. Keeping your hands warm can be a problem because the gripping of the club is such an important part of the swing. Some golfers wear gloves, others wear mittens and take them off for each shot. A pocket hand warmer -is a great tetp-fer someone playing on cold days. Cold WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO nivor too gs -Wed AS heing Onettm- fOrtahle4. • Will ,,c414e yptr to Yqe:t vtiei0.,4000.00:4, throw roi, awing Oft Some serious gOlfers not only` wear two ,pairs ;4 socks, on cold 'days but alst, rub vaseline on their feet and ,wrap thetn saFan, wrap first. Waterproof or "rubber golf shoes are warmer Than leather shoes in. cold weathet: ''' 7 - . Your clothes slibuld be loose fitting and in layers to keep you warm but give you plenty of room to move. A layer of clothes close to the body, such as long under- wear, will insulate you' well. Wool pants and woof or cashmere sweaters arri very warm and comfortable to wear. Velour, a very popular material for golfers is warm and also has a lot of - give. Sometimes a thin turtle neck sweater under a velour will be -ample to keep you nice and, cozy. Many ladies have discovered that a velour warm-up suit is a super way to dress for crisp days on the course. Sometimes a wind- breaker can make all the difference by reducing the wind chill factor to -bearable conditions. READY TO PLAY Now that you're dressed 'for -the void you're ready to play. -However, your game will be different 'than in warmer weather. The cold is not only irritating but it also takes away your feel and timing. The cold affects the way you swing and therefore, affects your score, Many golfers realize that since you can't hit the ball as far on chid dayclfs important to use more club for a shot. When playing a normal 7 iron, you may need a 6 or, even g 5 on a cold': day to get the Sgt0P-'. Otallee is is "eeeat.oe. the, 641 ife, tbe eittliheettrO0041043r, cold. 441s,victeold golf balls don't^ have' •as much Some golfers warm The golf balls before playing. lt,*takes about IS hours to heat a golf ball right through. so Warm- ing it 'up in your pocket on the way in the, first tee is going to make very little difference, You had better leave them in a warm room overnight. It also helps if you note that 2 piece construction balls play better in cold weather than wound balls. Rain. Rain, go away! Yes I know it never rains on the golf course, but what if it does? Keeping dry is the number one priority. Who. can concentrate on a putt with water trickling down his neck or off the end of is' nose? A good rain suit is a real help for a serious golfer. The best are made of 2 ply sanforized cotton which is light and also quiet when you swing. ' Water repellent material is more comfortable because it's cooler and does breathe. Waterproof motet- ial keeps out' the rain but, as it doesn't breathe, you tendio steam inside the suit. The suit should be loose enough to fit over your golfing clothes and Still allow maxi- aim.movement. Waterproef shoes are a must. Not only do they keep your feet dry but leather shoes will be ruined after too much play in wet conditions. A- visor or billed cap keeps the rain out of your eyes and is a must for golfers who wear glasses. BIG UMBRELLAS Those big colourful um- brellas that mushrooms out there on-rainy days serve a very important function. Not only do they keep the golfer dry between shots. but_they keepthe clubs thy., which is probably, ,rnore .important., Extra towels are handy to have for drying yourself and yout:grip.„;'irs. importa nt Itt c:ly your ,.grip dry hood or towel 0*. the ha Jt' )0-0 rki:P1010„:,-eke itt"*. 'bott4iti the - bil.:.1,Teekitn41( *Ws, • n0.0: 400 where wet:,, rith- '140'0104,40114'190'44.i"bet wet fcather grips 'are ''yety slippery. Some golfers ash various cremes to increase ' on wet' days, 'Synthetic golf gloves 'are a 'great improvement -over leather gloves in wet wea- ther. Golfing in the rain means you play a little differently. the player should play a bit more defensively in wet con- ditions and take fewer chances. You. don't gel as much baCkspin on the ball or, as much roll when the course is wet. The sand in bunkers will be wet. and packed. so you might want to use a .club with leSs loft to get out, or even a putter if there's no lip. Remember you get relief ft0M.C1#14.41, water .CVOn %the blinker. WheppOtling, thin layer of water on the green, ' causes faster .putts with k.S>r. break due to the hydrefrplan, ing effect. A bit more water - will reduce the break and also, the,..spee4: ,ef cite 'ball. 030ofq.Y0,*.07-,OPYgtAiliOk • 4tovo•4tttd!Kit.:ctc4q;olfkt.-.. #.face it—wee.; -kw o)!A t' '... ter 490.44ietreg„',,M0 ....00;Wit.steyiti.0**Itt pOOt- dayS.'•-tatt.'.a who .plays seriously, will;play better and .enjoy the .:gatoe." , mote. hy":adiesting ,vations weather conditienS. You can, play the same course every- day but different weather conditions will make it, a whole new ball game every time. Local members will he pleased to know that the 3rd annual Spring Golf . Ball is. scheduled for Saturday, May 2nd. It should be a fun*ay to • get the season going. Ladies are reminded that a meeting will be held on Monday, April 27 at 7 p.m. in the clubhouse to plan the " ladietnights and fun days. thet teoes E.D. Smith Blueberry or Cherry Pie 19 oz. tin Filling. 1.39 Flavours 7.5 9Z. Boa .59 Portions or sticks finer 32 oz. e 1 kg. .79 sparagus Palanda Sliced,Crushed or Tidbits PINEAPPLE 19 oz. .59 iii<G 6.99 1 All sizes up to 52 21.95-32.95 SLEEPWEAR. DRESSES Lawn bowlers on the greens The Se orth Lawn• taking down the chimney and Bowli ub held their the Holland Bros. Contract- Mar euc re and bridge at or are in the procesi- of the'MasSiiic all with a good attendance present. Dr. Paul Brady held the high score for bridge while for the euchre it was ,Lillian Pepper for the ladies and' Lorne Dale for the men. The greens are looking good after the winter months and greenskeeper Sandy Pepper has already cut theirs) once, The _property_ ebmmit, building a new one. Plans are underway for the Old Tyme Dance the club is having on April 24th at the Legion and it is hoped all members will attend. The men have ' had an executive meeting and committees are busy plann- ' ing what members hope will be a good year, rrhard at wolk------raba-b6W-liwgzwalt„—__ DRESS PANTS Sizes tig 52 21.95.32.95 DRESS SHIRTS' Short and long sleeves. plaids. solids. Price 10.95-16.95 aster Specials at "Shineris" A very special assortment of ALL -11EATHER COATS QIANA, DRESS -COATS apd 'VELVETS At Low Prices 49.95 - 110.00 All Sizes Underwear, Pyjamas, sox Rte. 10% DISCOUNT On nil work SHINEN'S Staforth, RIEW$ SPRING JACKETS Shortie, long gowns. pyjamas. baby dolls etc. 4.95 10.95. HANDBAGS Best assortment, 12.95-32.95. Good Assortment In BLOUSES, SLACKS, LINGERIE, SKIRTS ETC. AT LOW, LOW PRICES' Polyester sheers, Crepes etc. So many to Choose from, two-pieces. 39.95.59.95 . I 1-