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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1998-08-19, Page 611 -THE HURON EXPOSITOR, AUGUST 19, 199e Low score 54 at Saturday's celebrity scramble The past few weeks have been very busy here at the Seaforth Golf and Country Club. Men's Night saw Bruce Henderson, Ward Hodgins, Al Nigh and Bob Wilson win the team draw. Skins were won by Brett Finlayson, Ken Doig Jr. and Al Nigh. Senior morning has become quite a social event with many new guests as well as members participating. Pat Shields was the winner of last week's event and graced all with an eloquent speech. The Owen Sound' District Junior Ladies Tourney is Getting golfers a struggle says event organizer The support was "gener- ous" hui the number of golfers was once again "dis- couraging" for last Saturday's second annual Celebrity Tournament at the Seaforth Golf & Country Club, says. one of thc organizers. "It's disappointing, says Shirley Dinsmore of the Huron Hospice. who use the event as a fundraiser. "We just can't seem to get the golfers. "Wc finally got 80 but it was a terrible struggle." Former National Hockey League star Dennis Hull was one of the masters of cere- monies. Foursomes are grouped with, a sporting celebrity for a Texas scram- ble and fun day on the links. Proceeds hadn't been tallied at press time. The Tartan Chameleon Golf Notes by C.A. Doig Tuesday aftemoon, alter reg- ular junior golfing earlier in the day. Qur annual Junior Invitation l will be held on TLesday, Aug. 25 with tee -off times starting at 8 'a.m. Registration is taking place in the pro -shop. The Seaforth ladies will he hosting their annual fun night golfers must be off the course on Thursday evening. by 12:30 p.m. Women from the surrounding area clubs arc registering now for a great evening of golf and potluck dinner. Last week, ()lave Little was the lucky lady. All golfing couples are invited to the Icemen Couples Night being held on Friday evening. The format for the month is a 6:30 shot- gun start with an alternate shot tombstone format. Tees will be closed today (Wednesday) at 1 p.m. for the Huron -Bruce Diabetes Society Tournament. All The Huron Hospice Celebrity Scramble results from Saturday are also in. This year the fundraising event's low score was a 54. CKNX commentator Gord Dougan was backed up by a strong foursome of Chris Marion, Jason Henderson, Sean Anstett and Derek Gridzak. The "Club Championships" sign up sheets are also post- ed. Sign your name up for your respective category and start practising. The first round will he held Aug. 30. DON'T WASH THAT HAT - NHL official and Seaforth native Scott Driscoll autographs a hat for Curtis Bennett at the Huron Hospice's Celebrity Golf Tournament on Saturday at the Seaforth Golf R Country Club. DICK BURGESS PHOTO Swiss league's Bern signs three former Maple Leafs CONTINUED from Page 1. back to Seaforth again Sunday in time for the open- ing of his sixth annual two- week hockey camp here in town. It is full to brimming with more than 200 young hockey players registered this month. Dave will play in tonight's annual "Summer Showcase" game the local arena, but then he flies back to Bern tomorrow. His new team wouldn't release him for the _remaining week and a bit of his camp: At the end of last season, McLlwain figured he'd be playing somewhere in North America this year and there wouldn't be any conflict with his hockey camp. "THAT'S HOCKEY" Dave says he feels bad about having to go back this week, even though his school has experienced. iirstructors who can handle it. "But that's hockey," he shrugs. He should know. In a National Hockey League career that lasted the best part of 10 seasons, the local hockey product scored exactly 100 goals in 501' games with six teams (Pittsburgh, Toronto, Ottawa, New York Islanders, Winnipeg, Buffalo), and with two of those teams twice (Islanders and Penguins). Then it was off to the Cleveland Lumberjacks where he was one of the top snipers in the International Hockey League for a couple of campaigns. - "BETTER OFFER" Last season with •Landshut was his first in Europe. He is looking forward to the Swiss league where dubs are each only allowed three imports. The German league was a bit of a shmozzlc last year, with thc rules changed to allow each team almost unlimited imports. only requiring five German -horn players. "Bern's offer was Netter than Landshut's." says Dave. "And it was a two-year deal." After more than a decade of the high-intensity North American pro hockey grind. McLlwain found the lighter game and practice schedule his first season in Europe dif- ficult to adjust to. He feels Bern will be a bet- ter fit. • It is a city with a population of approximately 150,000, close to other towns. The other two imprirts on his new team arc also former Leafs - Dan Martis anti Alexander Godyniuck. The team finished in thc middle of thc standings of the 11 -team league last season, and got put out in the quarter finals. Two seasons ago they won the Swiss title. The teams play a 45 -game sched- ule, which for Bern begins Sept. 12. HAPPY FIVESOME - Bill Thibert, Ken Doig Sr., Alf Ross, Shaun Edwards and Doug Perkes were ready for a go at the'greens in last weekend's Celebrity tournament. 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PSYCHOLOGIST PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT & TREATMENT Emphasis on Empirically Validated Therapies Anxiety • Chronic Pain • Depression • Grief • Stress By appointment only - Sliding fee scale - 148 Goderich St.. West. Seaforth 519-527-1707 pks1E D pAD AY, GSINEGA CHANCES ARE... Someone will be trying to find you in the 1998-1999 Easy to Read PHONE BOOK If you have a change of address, new or different telephone number, stop by The Huron Expositor and let us know, we'll be happy to make the change. 1 Church You are invited to attend iiiiiiServices these area churches St. Thomas Anglican Church Jarvis St Seaforth Rev. Robert Hiscox 482-7861 Sunday August 16th Service of Morning Prayer 9:30 a.m Cavan (Winthrop)) 9 30 a n', NORTHSIDE (Goderich St. Seaforth) 11.00 a m UNITED CHURCHES Welcome to the First Presbyterian Congregation and to all who join us for summer worship First Presbyterian Church Godench St. W. Seaforth 11:15 AM Nursery Provided August 2 -September 6 Worship at Northside Minister: . Rev. Nicholas Vandermey Seaforth Community Church Rev. Hauser 527-2253 Sun. 11 a.m. worship at 146 Jarvis Sl. S. "WORDS OF HOPE" 24 Hr. Recorded Message Call 527-1499 ° • Bethel Bible Church Meeting at Seaforth High 7:00p.m 10:00 Worship Evening Bible Study Small Group meetings Weekly An Associated Gospel Church Catholic Church Victoria St., Seaforth Saturday - 5 15 pm St. James Parish. Seaforth Saturday - 7-15 pm Sr. Josephs Parish, Chntor - Sunday - 9-00 am - St Michael's Parish. Blvlh Sunday - ,1:00 ani St. James Parish. Seaforu° Father Dino Salvador pks1E D pAD AY, GSINEGA CHANCES ARE... Someone will be trying to find you in the 1998-1999 Easy to Read PHONE BOOK If you have a change of address, new or different telephone number, stop by The Huron Expositor and let us know, we'll be happy to make the change. 1