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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1981-04-22, Page 24Contact us for Details 1-.1‘ SE FORTH AUTOMOTIVE Arir An" Agar • & Industrial Supply 58 Main. St. S. Seaforth, • 527-0880 owned and operated by Bruce Wilbee STATE BULK OIL 95c Litre SAE 30 H.D. SAE 10w/30 H.D. Super Blend - SAE 30 HDX Series Ill Litre Canned pop case of 24 all brands 12 pak of canned coke 26 oz. Coke ite , Schweppes Ginger Ale t. 6.99 3 49 DR ire. 6.01 n'w plus deposit Summer. Hours ' Monday through Thursday 7a.m. to 11 p.m. Friday 7a.m. till 12 Midnight Saturday 8 aim. till 12 Midnight • 3 Sunday 8 aim, till 11 p.m._ Beer Bottle Kours Monday through. Thursday 10 a.m. Friday . 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Saturday °10,alm. to 6 p.m. to 6 Na.* No Beer bottles on Sunday or holidays , Get your hunting and fishing licence here. Open seven days a, week 4r, ilePs Goderich St., East 52741188t Seaforth - .• only 7 days for interest 1981 Monte Carlo Finished in white, tinted glass, power trunk, T-bar roof, sports mirrors, V-8 automatic, A.M. F.M., stereo radio with cassette player. Special $10,894.44 "I 1981- Oldiniobile-Outlass Supreme-Brougham 2 door coupe, finished in dark maple red, divided front seats, tinted glass, trunk release, padded vinyl roof, air cortditloning, sports mirrors, V-8 automatic super stock wheels, A.M. ,F.M. stereo radio, 237 7 ' 6 ". Special $14.163.19 .. 1981 Oldsmobile 88 Royale 2door Coupe, finished in light• blue metallic, 6-way power divided front seat, tinted glass, power trunk release, pulse wipers, air conditioning, cruise control, 5.7 litre V-8 diesel engine, automatic, digital clock, A.M. F.M. stereo with cassette, trip odometer. —Reg?44-34Wra8- Speiial $12,168.58 * providing you qualify with GINA.A.C. ca CHEVROLET OLDS LTD. 52 7 4 1 4 0 Seafortis • HOURS, ?ION —F111. - tale+tinEee t:i0 .8:30 kn. m -5 30.a m 581 0.00 s.ni .410-0 Sell.fice Selection Saving Satisfaction Leasing E. .1". 4t. • • THE HURON 'EXINiSITORt APRIL, 22, 1,901 Spring brings On the gieens out Ifers by Carolonne Doig • three tosleS Itiict 'to. the pre "area — a stnalt Pacel ‘14'. terineif 05 the s.utu bit coslitt# about $1,98 son. Throughout the sumer. user the magazine will pro- vide Canadian golfers with information on all aspects of golf.NIt's great that Canadian golfers now have a magazine that they can truly relate to. All Umbria golfers who are members of the 0.6,A. will teethe this eiteellettt MAP' Age threiugh their clitbs. °dies 0001. 'for.g0 ,o*etingOe,Mon4#-the.27th At 7 0,-itt:.hi the chthhousgs, Charlie! What a way to start the season! Canadian Golfers have their 4wro golf magazine available now through their dub or on newsstands. The magazine, Called "Score'', is published in Toronto and is produced in cooperation with the R.G.G. The first issue is out mad is, full Of articles by Vas goiftlig per ,ottalitiSits, AS 44ligtriiP4*. Ben .1c.t.1#. *Ifutct., 4i)4. Pan . • ,..• he has reacIRd eighty-seven. He then '114&‘ a shower; a ample of beers with six or eight other liars and mils it the end of a perfect day. LOCALLY Locally Charlie Malcolm. a lb year old junior member Of Seaford) Golf and Country Club scored his first hole-in- one last week. Cbarlie scored :die ,dole .in. one on. the lib 1441;., par .4- 5.,0,1 •0910, it his': itti; `inte,rattflationS- ,- • • • • P t 111 VOth rieVifi (*Stock SetieA841tractots. MODEL 384 484 584, 584 RC H-84, H-84 RC 684, 684 RC 784, 784 RC 884, 884 RC • 4Aernouop.1.0,,,o, and , -blade And • nautili's•loesifek., • adored SOcks; by, •gouty beliSSqlrO'bK$Vics S.44*,4t". ,IoOking :44 apple tri,Pus. AO It difkreni ii,mp otAiischeti.cst4;•satiOn: nicist tat every. Hie tdvya ,is to get the golf • Ctott is the, sinspit si too. wit • ban .f,rom, • point into game in the world 0. ht each, of the,, eighti!en holes in • decide .to' take it ur .iod the. the fewest strokes 'aild the. toughest looking you greatest number of „Nord,. hate been • at it II' in 12 the ball It IS probably ill, ,.nly game where a matt ..in phis as- 'a qn.tit,.. Lentury and awl) .lis,usci that it was too des I, 101 hint ui alt first plate. I hi tonic is ‘..11" auh Imtic white balls a no 0. iiiatt must not be thrown. pushed. or earned. It must be propelled entirely by about $200.00 worth of curious looking imPlements emsecially designed to pro- voke the owner. Each implement has a specific purpose and ulti• mutely some golfers „get to know what the purpose is. Illey are the exceptions. Kurry, offer ends April 30th, 1981 Available at participating IH dealers only, After each hole has been tompleted the golfer counts his strokes. Then he•• sub- tracts six and says, "made that in five. That's one above par. Shall we play for fifty' tents on the next hole. too Ed? • ter the final, or eight- ttenth hole, the golfer adds up his score and stops when dUbS the PL"" ..In .Ilford. 1 hese balls ,osi trom cents to $3..50,:iasl it is possible to support family of ten people tall isioitsi for list months on tote iiHutes represented by tht balls lost by some golfers n, a •,41441(.. afternoon. A golf course has 1;s holes. 17 of, w Inch are unnecessary, and put in to make the game harder. A "hole" is a tin cup in the center of a "..*,.••••:" robes on display ot %dor* LION FARM EQUIPMENT LIMITED The 'United Church Women of Northside Church .held their Thankoffering meeting on April 15 with several churches as guests. President •• Margaret Sallews opened the meeting made • several announce- ments and referred to the lap robes. These' lap robes were made by the Craft Clatch. Ten of the .18 or 20 were on display, ident presided for the pro- gram. Devotions were taken by Grace Broadfoot and Ida Close. Several choir ladies sane,, "Out of 'the City o'f' Calvary". accompanied by Margaret Whitmore. Yvonne Vanslyke intro- duced the guest speaker Sharon W ittich of Blyth. social hour was enjoyed by all. Several ladies ex- pressed appreCiation for a ° Helen Connell Unit twee• pleasant evening'. all I can't believe that wasted w Inter to get out. ins...the-- god- course for a couple of hours of agony . What a game golf is! 1 was so keen, and despite the fact that Mother Nature is sticking with Del- Monte and is definitely not on our side, I took my own *Awe. bundled up. , and headed for 'hi firiilice, a of .1teing and if hoe so say it) 5.11141,1X.S. 1. i.e4,04'5: VI 'the -Sauto. „ 411#4115. of i5#05NOti051.. fKO, %*$),$p_04clo. • warns.' Oka, If Of fionil Ode 1400,1,.$.hh•gbi tit (..atiada.„ with Much leSS titan 'too! - Normally 1 i.Oui4. be rant- ing and rasing oser such a game. aftCrw anis leading to depression. Not the lne. a's only the first rounds,Jusr try to connect, and hit nice straight shots, It will come. files .year I'm going to. relax- 4 and enjoy the game... Scream! then 1 started thinking of the humorous side of a game designed to make grew n men try. Beliese me there are 111.111y hilarious stories ton ilected ss ith the.game of gull.. Relating them is one of the great pleasures of the game. I guess theret.'s somethino therapeutic about telling and hearing stories about tht plight of !chow getters. Be- fore one can truly appreciate the reams of humorous mat; emit on gall one should understand what the game is about. An unknowii author tells us his idea of the game• in the following passage., • After reading this you still understand better the stories you will hear about golf and golfers and better yet...you'll believe him.. THE GAME GE GOLF Golf' is a. ferns' of work made expensive enough for a rich man to enjoy. It is physical and mental eitertion' made attractive by the, faet that you have to dress for it in a, ,s20p,ocip club house. , •. Golf is what letter-carrying ditch-digging and carpet• beating would be if those -