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HomeMy WebLinkAboutHuron Expositor, 2009-08-19, Page 13-••• •'-•• Sports Big anniversary t�urnament expected to attract more than 100 lawn bowlers to Seaforth • The Huron Exposibr • August 19, 2009 Pap 13 Tbday, Aug. 19 is the big anniver- sary tournament of Art and Mary Finlayson. There will be 17 or 18 greens so either 100 or 104 people will be here bowling. Come . out and see some of the action. Last Saturday at Chesley, the provincial Legion tournament was held , with two local teams par- ticipating. Ibm Phillips and Dave Watson were the big winners and Neil Beuerman and Roy Dalton were third. Also on Saturday in Clinton, they only got one and a half games in before -the rain. Lee Ryan and Carol Carter were first, Dave Ducklow and Kay Johns were fifth, Fred Tilley and Dorothy Mero were sixth and the consola- tion winners were Bill Roberton and Marilyn Lancaster. Sunday, Aug. 9 in Lucknow, Rick Wood and Murray McClure were second, Rick and Barb Elliott were third, fourth went to George and Doris Cantelon and onsola- tion went to Ken Rolph an na Rose. Wednesday, Aug. 12 in Grand • Cove saw Tom Phillips and Jean Bewley win top prize. Bob Thomp- son and Doris Hackwell were sec- ond, fourth went to Dave Ducklow and Kay Johns and consolation went to Rick Wood and Trudy Hill. Thursday in Seaforth, a night tournament saw Brad Fleming and Ruth McKay win first, Bill Roberton and Jean Bewley win second, Glen and Denis Keene come third, Jack and Marie Muir in fourth, Rob Truax and Merna came *fifth, Rick Wood and Trudy Hill came sixth and Dave Duck - low and Kay Johns won the conso- lation. Good luck to Carol- Carter and Larry McLellan who are repre- senting District 4 out west in the Canadians this week. Last week saw a nine -green urnament in Seaforth with 18 ams playing off. First place went to Lee Ryan and Carol Carter, second went to Neil -Beue I an and Jean Bewley followed b Dave Ducklow and Kay Jo ..8 z in third. Fourth were B berton and Dora Mote, fifth were Murray Laing and Viola Taylor, sixth went to Jack and Marie Muir and consolation winners were Chuck and Cathy Townsend. Mitchell hosted during the holi- day Monday on Aug. 3 with a tournament and dessert. Jack and Marie Muir came second, Neil Beuerman and Dorothy Mero were third and Dave Ducklow and Marilyn Lancaster came fifth. In Exeter on Aug. 5 at a men's pairs tournament, Dave Ducklow and Kevin Rumig placed third, fourth went to Jack Muir and Dave McMaster and consolation winners were Rick Wood and Glen Keene. On July 22 in Lucknow, Larry Hugill and Dorothy Mero were first and Rick and Barb Elliott fin- ished fourth. In Mitchell on July 23, Jack and Marie Muir were first, Rick and Barb Elliott were second and Rick Wood and Kay Johns won the con- solation. July 24 in London at WOBA, Tom Phillips and Carol Carter were third and Dave Ducklow and Marilyn Lancaster were fourth. Also on July 24, the club held a barbecue and bowling for the Sills trophy with four greens and 10 bowlers participating. Rick Wood and Donelda Davis were first, Jean Bewelly and Dora Mote were second and Carol Carter and Ger- ry were third. July 19 in Seaforth saw Jim. and Sue Roth in first; Ed and Ellen Edward in second, Fred Tilley and Donna Beuerman in third, Jack and Marie Muir in fourth, Mur- ray Lang and Viola Taylor in fifth, Bill Roberton and Jean Bewley in sixth and consolation prize going to Lee Ryan and Carol Carter. July 25 in Exeter, Fred Tilley and Dorothy Mero were fourth and Jack --and Marie Muir were fifth. St. Marys on July 26 was rained out. Don't forget the Anniversary Tournament on Aug. 19. The next potluck supper will be on Aug. 25 at 6 p.m. because of the Anniversary Tournament. by Rick Wood SCOREBOARD OARD GOLF Aug. 12 ' Aug. 6 „, 4•• van Doors's, Bert anchert, Hank A Fun NiOt was hosted by the 'Newt* wins. Seaforth Ladies Golf Cl ib with 53 pidies• high: Kathie l'ippelt 4 wins. •• • Community Living takes on Optimist Club in annual softball game. Residents and support workers from Community Living South. Huron came to- gether with the Seaforth. Optimist Club for their annual softball game on Aug. 16. Pictured far left, Debbie Brownlee, who is blind, is helped along to first base by support worker Candle. McUnchey, after hitting the baseball off a tee. Also pictured Is um- pire Alan Hyde, of Exeter. Dan Schwab photos ladies attending. Guests from The Bridges, Mitchell, •Bluewater, Maitland, Exeter and Woodlands Golf Clubs enjoyed a great night of golf fol- lowed by dinner. Seaforth Community Hospital Foundation . Fundraising Campaign New X-RAY Unit Swam kaiiiisty2110 $191,2511411