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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1985-07-24, Page 7SPORTS THE HURON EXPOSITOR, JULY 24, 1985 - A7 Ohio woman defends title for 5th time Shirty Lark from Menton, ,Ohio success- fully defended her title as Seaforth Golf and Country Club's Ladies Invitation Champion for the 5th straight year. It was not an easy victory. Shirty did not play well but then neither did most of the main contenders, except Marg Knowlton from Kincardine who forced a playoff with Mrs, Lark for the title. A par on the first extra hole gave the 9 handicapper from Ohio the victory. Both ladies shot 87 over the par 72 course, It was the largest field ever for the , Seaforth event with 99 golfers competing in four different flights. The Seaforth ladies did not fare very well except for Liz Cardno, who won her flight with a 98, Other results of the tournament follow: 1. Low Gross over the field in a playoff, Shirty Lark 87; 2. First low Gross, First Flight, Marg Knpwlton 87; 3. First Low Net, First Flight, Alva Ross 72; 4. First Low Gross, Second Flight, Janet Bannister 98; 5. First Low Net, Second Flight, Shirty Zimmer 69; 6. First Low Gross, Third Flight, Liz Cardno 98; 7. First Low Net, Third Flight, Eleanor Ritchie 66; 8. First Low Gross, 9 Hole Flight, 011ie Farr 48 ; 9. First Low Net, 9 Hole Flight, Gwen Parker 35; 10. Second Low Gross, First Flight, Mert Elliott; 11. Second low Net, First Flight, Sharon Morris; 12. Second LowGross, Second Flight,• Mary Haynes; 13. Second Low Net, Second Flight, Gail McCleod; 14. Second Low Gross, Third Flight, Marg Arscott; 15. Second Low Net, Third Flight, Sharon Staciak. 16. Second low Gross, 9 Hole Flight, Ruth Beuttenmiller; 17. Second Low Net, 9 Hole Flight, Irl Morris; 18. Third Low Gross, Second Flight, Joan Brooks; 19. Third Low Net, Second Flight, Jean Dow; 20. Third Low Gross, Third Flight, Lola Rohfridsch; 21, Third Low Net, Third Flight, Deb Homuth; 22. Third Low Gross, 9 Hole Flight, Eleanor Calcott; 23. Third Low Net, 9 Hole Flight, Lottie Libbitt; 24. Fourth Low Gross, Second Flight, Marg Mark; 25. Fourth Low Net, Second Flight, Moira Leeming; 26. Fourth Low Gross, Third Flight, Verna Hube; 27. Fourth Low Net, Third Flight, Joan'Barrie; 28. Fifth Low Gross, Second Flight, Irene Nugent; 29. Fifth Low Net, Second Flight, Shirly Baechier; 30. Fifth Low Gross, Third Flight, Ellen Connolly. 31. Fifth Low Net, Third Flight, Betty Drake; 32. Sixth Low Gross, Third Flight, Marg Cornish; 33. Sixth Low Net, Third Flight, Brenda Empey; 34. Seventh Low Gross, Third Flight, Jean Stewart; 35. Seventh Low Net, Third Flight, Betty Wallace; 36. Eighth Low Gross, Third Flight, Betty Jones; 37. Eighth Low Net, ON THE GREENS Third Flight, June Faust; 88. Ninth Low Gross, Third Flight, Thora McPherson; 39. Ninth Low Net, Third Flight, Bunn Longstaff Closes to Pin No. 9, June Faust; Closest to Pin No, 5, Jan Bradley; Swingingest Gal, Bev Randall; Least Putts on 18, Rebecca Hogg 26; Least Putts on 9, Dottie Schlosser 13. The Crown Life Team is almost finalized with only Frank Verberne and Don Dupee to play off for the final spot. Other members of the team are Kevin Bennett, Phil Hoggarth and either Ian or Rod Doig going as the Pro, It was a keen competition with many very close matches as the elimination playdowns took place. The fellows who participated are all winners and hopefully Seaforth will compete annually. Our team will play in Stratford on Friday August 2 as part of the regional playdowns. All money raised through the Crown Life Pro Am goes to charity. At Men's Night the winners last week For the Brad Smith - Don Eaton trophy the men, are moving along well. Cam Doig meets Rob Core after Cam defeated Doug Elliott. Marc Robinett now meets Phil Hoggarth, y, Carolanne Marc defeated Jim Watson Sr. and by Carolanne Doig Phil defeated John Longstaff. Greg Core ousted Bill Weber and now meets Bob were: Ken Doig Sr., John Janmaat, Doug Elliott and Phil Hoggarth, On Monday Night the ladies' winners were: Mang Sallows, Elsie Southgate, Brenda Empey and Cathy Elliott. There were lots of juniors out on Thursday morning for the Putting Lesson and Hidden Partner Competition: All the juniors received a rule book and golf trading cards. The winners were: Karsten Carroll, Lucas McMillan, Danny. McNaughton and Steve Papple, In the ladies match play, a number of matches have taken place: Jennifer Watt defeated Rita Core and now meets Brenda Empey who defeated Cathy Elliott. Marg Sallows will meet Tammy Taylor who defeated Gail Price. Olave Little lost to Liz Canino. Liz now meets the winner of the Joyce Doig verses Linda Walsh match. Carolanne Doig defeated Jean Stewart and went on to meet Allyson Scott who had ousted Jean Dow. Allyson then defeated Carolanne 5 and 4. Compare our quality and selection MEAT. DEPARTMENT CUT FROM CANADA GRADE 'A' BEEF 'BONELESS' FULL SLICE ROUND STEAK rr..tie"- SCHNEIDER'S BBQ. READY RIB EYE STEAKS • 39 "CUT FROM CANADA GRADE 'A' BEEF 9 BONELESS � INSIDE ROUND OR SIRLOIN TIP 89 LBTEAKS Ji, ,, a CUT FROM CANADA GRADE 'A' BEEF BONELESS RUMP OR SIRLOIN TIP BEEF ROASTS CUT FROM CANADA GRADE 'A' BEEF TENDERIZED CUBE OR FAST FRY SANDWICH 39 STEAKS LB. MAPLE LEAF SLICED BACON 500 GM. MAPLE LEAF 175 G. PKG HAM STEAKS 2 4 9 69 DELI FRESH SHOPSY'S3 9 WIENERS 450 GM All Beef or Regular FREEZER SPECIAL HINDS OF BEEF CUT • WRAPPED • FROZEN 80-90 LB. AVG. LB. L , 4 9 LB. /HNEIDER'S'GREAT FOR THE BBQ' OKTOBERFEST 299 SAUSAGE 500 GM PKG. • TINEIDER END 289S 8 LB STORE PACK LINK STYLE BREAKFAST 139 SAUSAGE LB DELI COUNTER DELI SERVED :LA K •'EST TY E COOKED 9 HAM LB. TAILLEFER DELI SERVED MOCK CHICKEN LOAF 139 LB. TAILLEFER DELI SERVED17 . PEPPERONI OR SALAMI LB. DELI SERVED COLESLAW LB, MEAT DEPARTMENT (BUTrEr "'NN Y S TARTS PKG. OF 10 REG. 1.99 139 WESTON'S RASPBERRY BUTTERHORNS WESTON'S CHOCOLATE 9 9 SWISS ROLLS PKG. OF 4 PKG. OF 6 129 BUNSMASTER LARGE 1 SUB BUNS 1. PKG. OF 6 J WINNER OF A & W ROOT BE R FLOAT HEATHER REEVIE PRODUCT OF CALIFORNIA PEARLETTE 'SEEDLESS, GREEN GRAPES L8. ONTARIO NO. I ROMAINE LETTUCE 2FF(8q t3 r U.S.A. NO. 1 LARGE i 'GREEN PEPPERS 3j00 CANADA NO I MIX OR MATCH BUNCH RADISH GREENF 00 ONIONS R° (affen's FOOD _ - RKETS St. Marys -Mitchell -Mt. Forest OPEN SU6NDAYS 9 a.m. - p.m. +f •ESE.. 1 «i en. , '0 IIMIt OPANT,IES Th STORE HOURS MONDAY to FRIDAY So m to9pm SATURDAYgo m to6pm SUNDAY • 9 a.m. 6 p.m. e e elOpn•.e. no,•.g MONOAYAt OPU PEEASE NOTE: Advertising done by our St Marys or Mount forest Storee n,oy differ Irene Mitchell's Nwewithtliet Fend Gridzak. Larry Dolmage defeated Kevin Bennett and awaits the winner between Ken Doig Sr. and Mike Marion. In Junior Match Play: Karsten Carroll meets Bill Tremeer and Derek Gridzak meets Danny McNaughton in the 13 and under group. ' In the boys 14-1.8 group Chris Smith meets Ron Pryce, Chris Cardno meets Donny Brown and Darren Crocker meets Ray Anstett Jr. The second round of the Club Champion- ship was played Sunday and results were: Todd Doig 79, Jim Watson Sr. 82, Ken Doig Sr. 70, Gord Scott 89, Jerry Wright 75, Mike Marion 82. . The final round of the best 2 out of 3 competition is set for Sunday August 25, Best wishes go out to Allyson Scott, Deb Cqre and Jennifer Watt who are off to Afirora this week to the Ontario Junior Girls Championship. Debbie and Allyson are representing the Owen Sound District in the team event. Good Luck Girls! Nationals near The time is fast approaching for the 1985 Labatt National women's Softball Champion- ship. It will be held August 20 to 25 at St. Clements whichis located six miles north west of Kitchener -Waterloo. For the past year a committee has been working hard planning the event with an eye to making it the best -ever championship. There is every reason to believe it will be just that, as St. Clements hosted the 1983 and 1984 Provincial Women's Softball Associa- tion Senior Women's Championships' which attracted record crowds. Tickets are now on sale andif you are looking fora bargain, now is the time to buy, The advance ticket price structure is aimed at saving you money. Advance orders are now being accepted and a general admission pass is selling for$25. This will save the early birds $15 as the regular price for the six -days is $40. If you want to get in on the saving, you must apply for your tickets by Aug. 7. The advance price for senior citizens and children, 8 to 14 years, is $12.50. Children under7 will be admitted free. Free parking is available to all ticket holders within walking distance of the ballpark. For those wishing to park closer to the ball diamonds, a limited number of reserved parking passes are available for $10. Applications for tickets' and parking should be sent to: St. Clements '85 Championships, P.O. Box 352, St. Clements, Ont. NOB 2M0. For further information contact: Bill Strauss 1-519-699-5382 or 1-519-699-5351. Riders go for title Motocross riders will once again return to Bully Gully this weekend for 2 days of motocross racing. Saturday, July 27 is the Mid Season Championship for the House League riders and trophies will be awarded for total points in their respective classes. Mid-season marks the half -way point for the 1985 House League season. Registration is at noon, with racing at 1:00 p.m. Free admission to spectators on Saturday! Sunday, July 28, the Juniors and Schoolboys will start tearing up the track at 10:30, followed by the Seniors and Experts kicking up some dirt at 1:00 p.m. Local riders will be taking on some of Ontario's best on Sunday with Hensall's Jim Dickins in 80A and John Kouchan in 80B. Both drivers finished fourth overall on July 14 and they will be trying to better their finishes. Exeter rider Brian Blackburn, riding in the 250 Jr. finished 6th on July 14 and he will be looking for his first overall for the '85 season. Chuck Collins 250 Expert rider, will be going all out for his 1st overall for the '85 season. Collins finished 2nd at the last race. Museum (Continued from page A3) curator Ray Scntchmer will step down as department head. Instead of reporting to county council monthly, he will report to Mr. Breede. The project director will in turn report to the museum committee and county council. "My job is to look after the collection. That's what I'd like to do and where my heart is," said Mr. Scotchmer. Mr. Breede was involved in the museum feasibility study carried out by the county Iasi year. He is familiar with the project as he helped make the recommendations of the study, one of which was to renovate. Tender (Continued from page Al I The resolution came about further to a report by Councillor Hazel Hildebrand at the June meeting of council. when it was informed that prior to becoming eligible for community improvement grants, a munici- pality was required to have a Community Improvement Policy Section in their Official Plan. ORDER BULBS Town Council has adopted a recommen- dation from its Finance and General Government Committee to order 100 tulip bulbs from the Seaforth Branch 156 Royal Canadian Legion. Those bulbs will in turn be donated to the Seaforth Horticultural Society. The Legion is offering the tulip bulbs for $25.84 per 100 in celebration of .the Legion's 60th anniversary and the close and continuing associations of veterans with the people of Holland. IUGHTCENOTAPH Town Council has approved a request from the Seaforth Branch 156 Royal Canadian Legion for permission to install a spotlight at the Cenotaph at Victoria Park. There have been a number of instances of vandalism at the park and members of the Legion feel additional lighting at the park could cut down on the vandalism. The police have also been asked to patrol the area more frequently. CIRCUS DAY August 4 has been proclaimed Circus Day in Seaforth. Mayor Alf Ross made the proclamation at a recent meeting of council at the request of the Seaforth-Norway Hockey Exchange Committee who are sponsoring the one -day circus. Funds raised from the event will be used to help finance a trip to Norway for bantam age hockey players and a reciprocal trip by Norway.