The Huron Expositor, 1981-09-23, Page 11ITOR, SEPT
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On the greens
by Corolanne Doig
sure to take a golf shirt along
in case shorts and sun tops
are frowned on.
Often the
men can only wear shorts
with knee socks. and tank
tops are not allowed. Don't
forget your hat as the hot sun
can play havoc with winter
complexions. Plan now to be
sure you won't be disappoint-
ed. Happy .gelflogt„
Awes minrFkiNAL
The men's. night final bash
was held Sept. 19 when 22 of
the regulirs played 18 holes
of gulf. Following the golf a
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Marlene Sinnamon of Seaforth was
"Walkinitin blisters" a week ago Monday,
after walking for cancer that Sunday.
She and her husband. Seaforth mayor
John Sinnamon. completed the 10-kilpme-
ter course in Clinton to help raise money Tor
cancer research in memory of Terry 'Fox.
They finished in a dead heat with Clinton
mayor Ches Archibald and his wife. It was a
• • friendly-challenge. Thentayoroft.xeter was-
faster though. SDRS principal Bruce Shavi
jogged the route. •
Organizer: laine Townshend says about
200 runners, joggers, and walkers ,Sitt.
Clinton raised an estimated $9;000 in
pledges.
It, was a mixed field. Two women from
Clinton, ages 71 and 69, went 5-kilordeters
before their will gave way. Or was it their
wind? The husband and wife team oplenry
and Edna Young of Clinton, both in their
early 60s. went the distance. Three baby
buggies, Rti'mplete with babies, were
pushed around the course. The youngest
entrant that knew it was four-years-old.
• .-Venreidercrof--Seaforth; -who. is hantliL....
capped, showed he's no slouch with the
wheels. He completed the course in a
wheelchair, in 'what Miis Townshend
describes as the very fast time or about an
hour. He raised about $300 in pledges.
THE HURON CENTRE
FOR CHILDREN & YOUTH
is pleased to invite you to hear
Dr. Paul Patterson
CONSULTANT PSYCHIATRIST
TO THE CENTRE
speaking on
"HOW FAMILIES CHANGE
CHILDREN'S BEHAVIOUR"
At the Annual Meeting of the Centre
WEDNESDAY OCT. 7, 1981
7:30 p.m., at the Hurots_Centie
Huron-Strew ------
This 'Huron Conk* for Children & Youth has provided
counselling servkelor hundreds of families since its in-
corporation us a Children's Mental Health Centre hi
1977. The' Centre is 'Overlaid by a Board of Directors
elected., the Annual Meeting of this Corporation.
Notice
SEAFORTH JUNIOR D HOCKEY
PRACTICE
SCHEDULE ,ige a,
Mitchell Arena
rs.
Wed., Sept. 30, 9-10 p.m
Thurs., Oct. 1,9-11 p.m.
Mod., Oct. 5, 10-11 p.m.
Wed., Oct-7, 10-11 p.m.
Thurs., Oct. 8, 10-11 p..m
Everybody
Welcome
Glen MOClure 527-0657
Gary Gray 527-1018
Bryan- Posters 527-0882
I.H.L.A
General Meeting
Wedne_sday, Sept. 30
7:00 p.m.
14, AT
THE SEAFOTH.ARENA
V referees, fees, etc.
Discuss election of.officet3,
SEAFORTH & DISTRICT,
RINGETTE ASSOC'
Registration 1981-82
.
Mon., Sept. 28 - Fri. ,Oct. 2
Mon. Oct. 5 Fri. Oct. 9
at the Seaforth Rec. Office
Between 8:30 a.m . - S p.m.
Fee: $35. per girl
HILE YOU R
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Ex;ter
FAIR PROGRAM
Friday,
September
25/81
7:00 p. m. 81'9:30 p..m.
Meat Cutting Demonstration
Craft Demonstrations
Midway
:30 p.m.
Official Opening
by Exeter's Tammy
Christine Easterbrook
-Aniciteur Talerit Contest
Queen of the Fair Crowning
10:30 p.m.
Door Prize Draws
Saturday,
September
26/81
9:00 a.m.
Atom Division Soccer Tournament
a:virt4107A:Olar.re
'Show
12:30 p.m. -
Parade
1:00, p.m.
Heavy & tight Horse Show
1:45 p.m.
fled Race
2:30 p.m.
Mayor's Cow Milking Challenge
Livestock Shows
Croft Demonstrations
Weight Guessing Contests
3 Feeder Calf:a p p..mm Club Auction 3
Pie Eating Contest
3:30 p.m.
Meat Cutting Demonstration
9:00 p.m.
Fair Dance • Music by Maple Sugar
Friday Eve.
and Saturday
Exhibits and
Merchant
Distplaya
Sunday, 2:30p.m.
Musical Entertainment
September 4:30 pm. to 7•m•
27/81 BEEF BARBECUE
Tickets for dance, barbecue and Fair Board
draws available from Whiting's
,
•Warehouse, Math:an Automotive, Fisher
Pro Hardware or call Pauline Simmons.
Secretary 235.0526.
Alm
THE HURON
You can always ead south for
You must have noticed the
days getting Shorter and that
tint edging so Many of the
leaves already. Once those
leaves begin to fall we all
know the white. stuff is just
around the corner. For many
golfers this means no, more
golf Until the spring- How-
ever, there is a way to ehjOY
your favourite sport even, in
the dead. of The
Aolutionf RAO **Ore
soAdk• ,WILetV it's sunny and
Werio,,Theres‘Mthlog 'Ikea
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thk *low bti*il Why oat
include golf, lo your holiday
plans and get the best of hob
-ikerldst •
Right now golf magazines
arer full of ads invited you to
drop your shovel. grab your
club and go. Even though
we're not scraping those
windshields yet, now's the
time to plan that golf vaca-
tion.
Before buying your ticket
there are a few things you
may want to consider and
plan for. The two major
_Namemati
LAST NIGHT THURS., SEPT. 24th
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degistons, Arc . Where and
whea? To. me they 5' .n} te,g0.
hand .in hand:4:as often the
wherk, governs:the Where and
vice.versa. As we allhnow the
winters are long drawn out
'affairs., and when you can
only get away for a week or
two, the big decision is when?
Do you go before Christmas,
and beat rising costs, but
then face January. February
and March?, Do you go at
Christmas when you have the
time, but costs areas high as
the crowds? Or do you wait
and go in • the spring just
before you come down with
esbotteveri Decisions. deci-
•
November imil. early • Dec,
eight; are ideal 'dines to visit
golf areas that are net too far
south such as the . Carolinas
and Bermuda. These places
often offer reduced rates at
this time of year, that contin-
ue•through the winter. Gen-
erally speaking midwinter
can become quite chilly if
you're hoping to combine
your golf holiday with sun-
ning on the beach.
In the Carolines on the
eastern Seaboard of the Unit-
ed States the two best known
places are Pinehurst N.C. and
Myrtle Beach. Between
them there are numerous
courses to play, and hundreds
of places to stay offering a
variety of deals for the golfer.
Most places also have pools
and tennis courts for a change
of pace from the golf course:
Flights go regularly to
these states ' but they are
easily accessible by car which
can also be used to get around
while you're there.
Bermuda is another world.
For someone who wants to
get away from it all, it is the
place to go. For it's size,
Bermuda has more golf
courses per acre of land than
anywhere in the world. A
variety of golf holidays are
available. The weather is
great far golfing right
through the year altheugh it's
cool for the beach in mid-win-
ter. It's a short flight from
Toronto to Hamilton where
shopping, sightseeing,. and
nightly entertainment can be
included in the golf holiday.
The courses are breathta-
. kltig treatiti&I ' and" drer.-a,
variety for any calibre golfer.
The Belmont. and. Southamp-
ton Princess are just two of
many hotels offering reason-
able golf packages, on an
island designed to take yoUr
mind off wifiter worries.
Farther South are the is-
lands of Jamaica. Bahamas,
%Barbados, Dominican Repu-
blic and others. Each area has
related the market for golf
vacations and . a visit to your
travel agent_wilt Amy_ y,,g,u,
Costs, schedules and ameni-
ties. The-Bahamas boasts 16
courses, with Nassau sport-
ing five and Freeport Lucaya
Stag
for
JOHN
PR1MEAU
Oct. 3,
For tickets call
527-0373
r-
having seven. More than a
dozen airlines fly there regu-
larly and the proximity to the
U.S. cuts down flight time
and cost.
On the west coast of the
States, California's a golfer's
paradise with world-famous
championship courses, many
which host KA tour events.
Return nights to California
from Toronto are oftWavoitl,
at reduced rates if you
hook ahead, Once,htiCalifor.
hie there are Mullett:wit areas
to cboOst-front where golf is.
sitprenle. ,Sau.. Diego has
many courses. making your
selection a chore. San Diego
usually has super weather all.
year round. In California
there are hundreds of courses
not to mention the courses in
New Mexico, Arizona and
other southern states.
Farther away. but a para-
dise for sure, is lovely Ha-
waii. Here you can ,step
outside your hotel to golf.
tennis, beautiful beaches and
warm weather. From Toronto
flights are more expensive
than other areas. Many hotels
in Hawaii offer golfers a real
deal. A great placeto sharpen
your game.
Last but not least I mention
Florida bemuse- for many
local people winter means
Florida. If you golf here all
summer, why not golf there
ill, winter? The courses in
Florida are far too numerous
to look at individually. The
main centres are Tampa. St. Fetes, Orlando and Fort Lau-
derdale. Many people drive
down each Winter. When
expenses are shared, as well
as driving time. it's agreat
way to go. It's also handy to
have the car to get around. If
you hesitate about driving,
flying is the answer, and this
winter many airlines ofkr
coat fateA to Florida, War-
(lair has some great deals
front TbrontO iarious
Florida. DAM there. the '
peisiopities for golf holidays
are endless,
`tarpon Woods 9011 and
Country Club near Tampa
offers a chance to live in a
condominiUm on the course.
For four people it's excellent
with two bedrooms, two full
bathrooms, a fully equipped
kitchen and lovely living area.
Along with the adjacent
course there are several
others nearby. which will be
no problem to reach since a
car is included in the package
(unlimited mileage). Disney
World is a two-hour drive,
with Busch Gardens and
other attractions nearby.
Tennis courts and a pool are
available, with horse racing
only five.minutes away. Trea-
sure tours offered this pack-
age last winter with round
trip airfare front Toronto.
accommodaton, golf and car.
Worth looking into!
A final note. Many courses'
have a dress code so ladies be
prizes were given out. Lovir
gross winner was Kew
"Badger" Bennett, 1 net
winners were: 1st, LloYld
"Buzzard" Eisler; 2nd .
John 'Chief Cairns Jr; 3r4
Maurice 'Moe' Huard; 3rd,
Larry 'Mouse" Dolmage,
Men's night was. a am ing
s.uecess.thisleur.
thoee Mon of Bermlgilt
is- t e #0470tiOt a
,beaetiful, new trophy - 1:40-
tropby sOill be PrClootPd is
the club champion Mith
ao4 kept on •display lo the
elOhOks*e, The 14r4es still have to hive
their, final ttasIt Itatt thety
be Podikid 414 Week about 14
Todd Dot' 140 *ob Owe
will pimthetiogintatthOtke,
junior boys mg* play, $4a
week. The winner wilt have
his o*ko engraved- on the
Sills Trophy.
The bigh seboot 01f
try u *Itt,0' MO*14.13;-#
*SO.
biir4Vg And Todd
and T.10Y qe. •
There: have'.:
InUde for a
Ladies: Weekly High Single
Martine Miller, 218; Weekly
High.Triple, Beth Caron, 544;
Men's weekly high single
Gary Boyle, 271; Weekly high
triple. Gary Boyle, 729;
Standings:
Unknowns 2
Who Cares 5
Brand X S
Boomers 2
No Name Team
Lou's Jivers 2
MIXED BOWLING LEAGUE
Weekly ladies: High single
Marg Scott 219, high triple
Marg Scott 600: Men's high
single John Coleman 276,
high triple John Coleman
698. Season's ladies: high
single Marg Scott. 219, high
triple Marg Scott 600, high
average Marg 200; Men's
high single John Coleman
276, high triple John Cole-
man 698; high average John
ol Centan 232.
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