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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1998-09-16, Page 9FORD MERCURY Men's Invitational Selvey edges Dougan 'Paul Selvey of Milverton fired a five -under -par 66 to top a field of 160 and win the Seaforth Golf and Country Club's 27th annual Men's Invitational tournament satur- day. Selvey, a member of the SG&CC, nipped Gord Dougan by one shot to earn low gross honours on the par - 71 local course. . Defending champion Dennis Nielsen finished at par, and Brad Walsh was the next lowest Seaforth golfer, carding a 72. Low net at 65 was Greg Preszcator, formerly of Seaforth but now living in Stratford. It has become a tradition for a contingent of golfers. fmm Bermuda to make the trip to. Seaforth for this tournament every year. David Gihhings was low -Bermudian at this year's event, carding an 82. Scores were low, on aver- age, reflecting the hard sur- facc of the course from this season's dearth of precipita- tion. Relax near Now is the time of year to enjoy golf in its autumn glory: The crisper mornings and bright fall colours make walking the course a pleasur- able experience. With the season nearly behind you it's time to relax and forget about "working" on your game, lowering your handicap, or shooting the round of your life. It's a good time of year to get a "few lessons to sort out some little problems- It's also a good time of year to think about buying new clubs. Most pro shops have fall and winter sales and buy- ing clubs now gives you a chance to get used to them so that you can begin next sea- son's golf with familiar sticks. Shorter days mean ,that the v'orking golfers and students may only be able to get nine holes in during the week. Weekends offer the opportu- nity for full I8 -hole rounds but it's advisable to get tee - times as thisis the last hurrah for many keen players and weekend times get booked up quickly. Leaves pose a bit of a prob- lem in the autumn and often slow play down a bit as golfers have to hunt for shots in the middle of some fair- ways due to .the autumn decor. Many clubs implement the "leaf rule" allowing a free drop for balls lost in leaves on the fairway. Dressing in layers will allow you to remove or add clothing so that you can play through the cooler mornings Other local winners of the various flights and prizes include: Walsh, Nielsen, Brad Bell, Charlie Smith, Karsten Carroll, Ron Pryce, John Patterson, Alex Westerhout, Gus Feeney, Colin Young, Ron Stephan, Brad Maddigan; Brian Little, Bill Weber, John Cairns, Tucker Fry, Leo Greidanus, Dennis Wooley, Gerry Ramsey, Wayne Schoonderwoerd, Ken Doig Sr., Bill Maki, John "Jed" Janmaat, David Longstaff, Gord McTaggert, Bob Ahrens, Frank Verheme and Ross Govier. Westerhout, in particular, had a round he'll remember, shooting a career -best 75. The first Men's Invitational for the Commercial Hotel trophy here was held in 1972. Pete Robinson won it hack then with a 72. The "International Scramble" held Sunday morning, in conjunction with this weekend's Invitational. had 60 participants. The win- ning team was made up of Brad Finlayson, Jeremy Ford. Don Morton and Gerard Meidinger. season's end The Tartan Chameleon �Golf Notes ks by C.A. Doig L11 • and 'evenings as well as the sunn. afternoons/ If and when it ever rains. in these parts then it's always a good idpa to keep 'the rain gear handy so your game isn't 'cut short by ,wet weather. Enjoy the fall golf. enter in some of the casual golf events sched- uled at your local club, and make the most (of the rest of the 'golf season. It is a long winter ahead of us. Seaforth Golf Club News of -the Week: It has been a hectic couple of weeks=atthe- - club. The long weekend and various events coupled with many Students returning to school creates a challenge for everyone here. Many events have taken place in the last couple of weeks and this will bring you up to date. • The club championship rounds were held over two weekends and the low 36 hole total scores determined the winners. The 1998 Scaforth Golf and Country Club Champions are: Jerry Wright. men's division; Brian Carrier, senior men's; Lindsay McEwin, ladies; Taylor LeBlanc, junior. Men's night winners were CONTINUED on Page 14. .111111. GOOD DAY FOR GOLF- Second -place finisher Gord Doygan'(top) sends the golf ball soaring at the annual Men's Invitational at the Seaforth Golf and Country Club Saturday. Ian Harper lines up at putt in the photo below. STEPHANIE DALE PHOTO 1- A recent toumament at the local golf club raised $750 for the Seaforth and District Food Bank. Food bank rep- resentative Deborah Bennett (centre) was pre- sented a cheque frpm Mark Robinet, Jerry Wright, Brian Nigh and Cam Doig. TME HURON EXPOSITOR, SE'TEMSEII 16, 1996-9 M' HoIrn Al. 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Hetherington and Associated Financial Planners Limited are dedicated to helping you achieve your financial goals. We assitt you through 3 important steps: determine where you are now. determine where you want lobe in the future (your goals.and objectives) and design a plan to achieve your goals. We also provide: •Friendly, personal attention and service' -Various financial products from int sources •On-going professional and experienced advice •Comprehensive and sound financial planning HELEN M. HETHERINGTON and AFT -- YOUR FINANCIAL SOLUTION Bus: (519)887-9964 Fax:(519)887-9967 Toll Free: 1-800-869-8922 R.R.83, Brussels. Ontario NOG 1H0 Owen Sound Branch: 887-3rd.Ave. E.. Suite 101.Owen Sound. Ont N4K 2K6 Tet (519) 371-8980 INVITES 700 TO GOOIRICM... SUNCOAST FORD " For your total automotive needs, whether it be sales or service, we're here to serve you. For our service department, Please call JOHN MUNRO 524-8347 or 1-888-344-4486 SUNCOAST • Ford ■ Mercury ■ Lincoln 6,016 AT.J136TJ L;ti3'( J,,�3JJlllir, T,;�34. i ■II\ srDd Mate NIGHT SCHOOL CLASSES Mitchell District High School COURSE Computers •Introdudan English •Geography STARTING DATE TIME ESE NO. OF (G.S.TJ SESSIONS CREDIT COURSES September 23/98 September 2198 September 2398 7.00pm. 7.00 p m 700 p m INTEREST COURSES September 21 & September 24198 September 24/98 September 23/98 September 2498 September 23/98 September 21/98 Aerobics •AMfbdunion tdt2or,puters woodworking (Coed) Co-ed Badminton .1Mroduthon to Investing Taoist Tai Cn 7:00 p.m. 7:00 pm_ 7:00 pm. • 8:30 p.m 7:00 p.m. 815pm. FREE FREE FREE 864.00 564.00 587.00 $48.00 847.00 548.00 30 weeks 30 weeks 30 weeks 10 weeks 10 weeks 10 weeks 10 weeks 6 weeks 10 weeks REGISTRATION 1. Please make cheauas Parable to the -Avon Mouand District School Board-.. 2. Register by (nail to LINIS. 95 Frances Street %gnaw ON. Nae 1hn) d or Phone (3453495 ask for hey wood) . 3. Final registration date will be wednesdry. September 16.1996.7:005:00 p.m. HOME STUDY COURSES These courses are readable n most subject areas and can b40, any bme deny the yea, MATURE STUDENT EVALUATION Adulls wrsh,n9 10 cern a Secondary School Geaalsedn &Monis may be gramma deals to work eaperrmncematuntyertu a enc eduubon a apererbcesho Conan Don .ones at ssDHS to further nbrmsem L Rallis &rectr. News from home every week. ONLY $ 2500 . • ■ 8 Month Subscription . INCLUDING G.S.T. Subscribe to the Huron Expositor for 8 Months (while you're at school) and receive news from home weekly for only 825.00 (this special price includes G.S.T. and is for students only). r P.O. Box 69 Seaforth, ON NOK IWO THE HURON EXPOSITOR Please enclose with your cheque NAME ADDRESS • PHONE N 1 POSTAL CODE L 0• Call for more information 527.0240 1 "Your Community Newspaper"