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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1982-05-26, Page 16PAGE 2A --GQDERICHSIGNALeSTAR„ WEDNESDAY, MAY 26,1982 WE !RAVITht LARGEST SELICTOSOF BEDDING 'PLANTS IN THE AREA! THIS YEAR Buy dir*ct from the grown SEE OU SELECTION OF *NURSERY STOCK., *FLOWERING SHRUBS •POTTM ROSES *HEDGING PLANT; OPEN: Monday to Friday 9-9 Saturday 9-3 Sunday 1:314 (for May only) ightzon cRidge clicred DAVID STECKLE AND FAMILY R. R. 2, Zurich 9 bedding pants. inc. 565-2122 Flowers Closed Sundays Canada Sunset Golf Club has 10th anniversary 1S year employees and members honored BY MARLENE M DOUGALL The Suet *iiiVery busy during the long weekend as Paul and Shirley Baethler celebrated the 10th an- niversary of the club. Unfortunately, the weather didn't co-operate. However, the rain and cold didn't dampen the fun and spirit of the weekend activities. One hundred and fifty-five people attended a pig roast Saturday night. Lloyd Pierce, Leroy Bedour, Kerry Willows, Darlene Crawford, Pat Dockstader and Horace Crawford all received 10 year employee certificates in appreciation for their work at the Sunset. Also honored was Stan Connelly who was the very first member at the club. Other 10 ye gift -s included: Ellen Con- nelly, Joyce and- George , Bolton, Marcel Richard, Walter Sheardown, Mari Smith, George Williams, Bill Bode, Dorothy and Mel Bogie, Betty and Don Fuller, Cliff Kennedy and Mary Lynn and 4, tan Telford. The firit couples two -ball for the season was also held Saturday. First flight win- ners were Bob and Joan McDougall, Brian and Chris Reeve and Izzy and Agnes Bedard. Second flight winners were Murray and Carolyn Manning, Don and Ann Godley and Bill and Dorrie Chisholm. The next couples two -ball will be held June 5. A men's field day was held Stuidt..1?--witti-Beh-Greff as low gross- for the day and Tom Moore as low net. First flight winners were Bob McDougall, Laurie Colquhoun and Brian Reeves; second flight -Don Fuller, Bob Dempsey and Art Burt; and third flight - Frank Graham , and Pete Teichert. Thanks to all who helped prepare the brunch that followed. On Monday the Men's Early Bird Tournament was played with Brian Reeve and Fred Armstrong as low gross and low net respectively. First flight winners were Harry Murray, low gross and Jim Watson, low net; second flight -Richard, IS Carter, low gross and Toni Moore, low net; and third fliktbtRAte= gross and Dave Williscraft, low net. Ladies' Night results were: Verna Kane, low gross and Mary Lynn Telford, low net; second flight -Ellen Connelly, low gross and Chris Reeve, low net; third flight -Rosemary Armstrong, low gross and Joyce Scott, loik net; and fourth flight - Nancy Stubbs, Ruth Bushell and Cathy McGrail. Next week is a pin day for all those wishing to play 18 holes. , Congratulations to Sharon Moore and Gloria Burt who tied in the "tee" guess. Both guessed 879 tees and there were 880 tees in the jar. m/40*, < c• ,...,•?<.•4:•••..1.6%;,.;.C.::.::% -%•..?..:0°... • 1 '1111 .1111, YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO SAVE NOW DURING OUR KNOCKOUT TRUCKLOAD SLEEP KUNG ESS. «' RE PEOV1J SHOP • CHOOSESIZE AND FIRMNESS THAT.$. PAT:SPECIAL PRICES 4 DAYS ONLY -Wednesday, May 26 'til Saturday, May 29 '82 39" Ortho Sleep Units 48" Ortho Sleep Units '54" Ortho Sleep Units • 147.00 167.00 167.00 Purdtase Any Of The Above Sloop Units And Receive A MATTRESS OF THE SAME SIZE For Only 39" Super CHIRO Units 54" Super CHIRO Units 60" Super CHIRO Units 4 Mattress only 77. C4. MATTRESS PRICE 197.00 117.00 sale 227.00 137.00 sole 287.00 177.00 sale 1,... 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The Canada Safety Council reports that the contributing factors to injuries vary bas- ed on the experience of the victims. For first time riders loss of balance is the main factor while for experienced riders it is irregularities in the riding surface. . • Here are the contributing factors to injuries in order of precedence for all levels �f experience: 1. Striking irregularities in riding 'surface -30 percent; 2. Losing balance - 25 per- • cent; 3: Slipping -off - 15 per- cent; 4. Board slipping from under victim - 10 percent; 5. Jumping from board - five • percent; 6. Falling while tur- ning - five percent; 7. Others -.10 percen So, to tbe frequen- cy and seve -"ty of injuries riders should select well•pav- ed authorized skating areas, take their time in learning and not attempt to negotiate difficult manoetivres too soon and wear footwear with good skid -proof treads. Per- sonal protective equipment for the head, hands, elbows and knees is a must. 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