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Home My WebLink AboutHuron Expositor, 2000-09-20, Page 1414 -THE HURON EXPOSITOR, September fig, SON' Sports There's still time for fall golf to make up for rainy summer Summer turns to fall and the golf season begins do wind down for most Canadian 'golfers. Unfortunately, the summer was so wet .that many golfers played much less golf than • they would have liked. September has been relatively pleasant and with any luck at all. the season will be. extended into October and November. Thereis still plenty of time left to play if you plan aheadf Getting out during the week is great if you can get the time off work. - . Retired seniors. shift Workers and those taking late holidays often have the perfect opportu6lity to enjoy golf. Cool autumn mornings usually warm up into comfortable mid -days perfect for a round of golf. -, The courses;areJgenerally quieter during the week at this time of -year, especially with all the youngsters back in school: Many 1. !courses have autumn specials that make the • round even more -attractive to those without memberships. ..Playing after wort is a bit more challenging. The days are shortening quickly and each evening affords less time for golf • than the onelbefore. You can get a quick nine in after.work but it's tough to get a whole •18 r in 1-' This is -particularly true if everyone has a mind to come out at the same time. Holdups. at the to can severely limit the number of holes you can play after work. one reason why a member$hip can have advantages over greens fee play. - Once the clocks change, the after work golf is almost impossible. GQIf for many is then restricted to weekend plays 1 Of course. with eveyyone wanting to play on the weekends it's advisable to book times. Early.Fnorning times can be hampered by frost so most golf courses stop taking the really early tee times in the'fall. Some members get to the course before the pro shop is oipen and that is generally no problem. 1 However. if there is frost you must pdt walk on the .greens until the frost,. has gone. Wafjlying on frosty greens breaks down the cell structure in the blades of grass and turns the grass brown. Footjrints can be seen for several days afterwards so greeni superintendents really appreciate golfers who wait until the suis; melts the frost. Locally a number of newsworthy happenings: •` Dave Barr. who was recently inducted into Tartan chameleon By Carolanne Dolt) the Canadian Golf Hall Of Fame, stopped by enroutc from The Canadian Open to. the Bayer Championship in Sarnia. This was Dave's second visit to the course and he enjoyed a tour of the proposed new golf holes before heading to visit friends in Grand Bend. 'Kevin Bennett defeated Todd Doig in an 18 -hole playoff for the Men's Club Championship. Both golfers had played'well in thefirst two rounds and finished tied at 144. Kevin fired a 72 in the playoff to beat Todd by three strokes. The Senior championship was won by Brian Carrier with a 145. -The Junior Boys club champion is Brad Henderson with a 151. The Ladies Champion is Lindsay McEwin with a 152. Brad and Lindsay capped off an excellent season with their victories in the club championship. Brad finished third On the Tyson Tour and Lindsay won the Tyson Tour girl's division. In Match Play. there; are a couple of hold ups.- We .hope these golfers will get their matches :completed so the finals can be set up. Craig Alexander defeated Alex Westerhout and now waits for the winner between Doug Corriveau and Al Nigh. Jerry Staples defeated Paul Selvey and now meets Kevin Bennett who defeated Sean Beattie. Doug Elliott defeated Jamie Caldwell and awaits the victor in the Cam Doig vs Graham Nesbitt match. In Junior Match play. Brad Henderson has advanced to the Ifipals and is waiting for Cal O'Reilly and Iani Johnston to playoff to determine his opponent. 1 . 1 In Senior Match Play, Joe Dick is in the final but he is waiting for the match between Gard McTaggart and Steve Hook to take place. Fred Leitch is also waiting for the results df this match. - This Sunday, our annual Junior Buddy Day take ls place beginning at l p.m. This is a nine hole scramble event with an adult and a youngster playing for fun and a few rriedals that will be passed out. After golf there will be a light luneh. Anyone can enter. so call the pro shop for details. - 1 Next Monday is the Senior closing. Sept. 30 is the Men's closing. 1 Self-esteem in sports topic of workshop Attention parents and pride in achievement, social skills. County Health Unit at 482 - friendships and the basic 3416 or toll free at 1-877- sport skills that can last a 837-6143. Space is limited Iifetirite. so call today. For more By Many Bedard coaches of all sports. The Huron County Health Unit will be sponsoring a ;free Workshop on "Learning how to build positive self- esteem. in children through. sport." This workshop will be/ held 'at the • Goderich CoMmunity- :Centre on Monday. Oct. 23 from 7 to 9 p.m. Guest speaker. David Carmichael will talk about helping your child develop a love of physical activity. respect fot •fair play, impro%ed physical fitness. TK> COMPUTERS Idol6 itlCoagulaProem;tSao fgirli$tEit& 11A1� 1 M•1111 111.114 GREAT for Horne, Office? or School! LL AT GREAT PRICES 'VA,.. WO..t T. WO. -m MIM. personal to register call the Hur on informatio,S or NOTICE TO THE RATEPAYERS OF HULLETT TOWNSHIP Residential and Farm Property Taxes Due September 29, 2000. Commercial, Industrial & Multi -Residential Property Taxes Due October 31, 2000 The HURON COUNTY HEALTH UNIT_ and the Huron County VETERINARY CLINICS are offering: ANTI -RABIES CLINICS For dogs and cats over 3 months of age. Please have them on leashes or in boxes when in the clinic. °ST:$10 includes GST. Per animal vaccinated. Catdkate provided. • Tari for dogs. Clinks. are participating: • . Karon Veterinary Clirrc 19 orange Ave.. Kirloon 229-5911 Sept 23, 2000 2:00 p.m Io,400 p m Sept 27.2000 3:00 p.m: to•t00 p m t,eedham Veknnary Clinic .11 Alfred St . %Mitcham 357-2471 Sept 23. 2000 9:00 am. so 12:00 p.m Sept 27.2000 2:00 p.m. so 5:00 p.m Seafonh Veterwry Clmk Nam St. N.. 3eafar h 527.1760 Sept 21. 2000 5:00 ant 1611:00 p.rr, Sept 27.2000 100 p.m. to 5:00 p m Wmglttm Veterinary• erose Rinlonl Mol Complex • R;R. 01 Vutgtwa 357-1710 ,Sept 27.2000 2:00 FM. to 5.:00 p.m. Zona Veterinary ChM 44 Mae St. Emrich 2364301 Sept 23.2000 400 a.m. to 12 00 p m. Sept 27. 2000 1.00 p.m to 500 p.m. These Clinics are for Rabies Vaccination cooly. No other treatment will be available. Perth County is also holding clinics on the same date. Contact your area veterinarian for times. 1 he folln sing 1bUrutt ('twllty • Blyth Veterinary C Iina . 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