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SCOREBOARD
SEAFORTH LADIES SOFTBALL SCORES
McNichol vs Scott Farms: McNichol wun this game with
a score of 13-6. Cheryl McClure hit a double and Ann
Bosman hit a triple for the McNichol team.
Ken Smith vs Ken Murray: Ken Smith beat Ken Murray
31-4. Hitting for Ken Smith were: doubles for Judy Nigh,
Linda Brown, Karen Wettlaufer, Glenda Geddes, Deb
Martin, Carol Bennewies, Dianne Bennett (2 doubles),
and Pattyann Gridzak (2 doubles). Karen Wettlaufer and
Glenda Geddes each hit a triple also.
McNichol vs Scott Farms: McNichol won this game by e
score of 14-5. Hitting for McNichols were Peggy Dale, a
double, Cheryl McClure, a double, and Colleen Fischer a
double and a triple. Sandra Hunt hit 2 doubles for Scott
Farms,
Ken Smith vs Ken Murray: Ken Smith beat Ken Murray
23-7. Dianne Bennett hit a triple for Ken Smith while
Leanne McKay hit a triple for Ken Murray.
Browns vs Queens: Browns won this game 3914.
Hitting for the Queens were Dianne McGrath 2 doubles,
Brenda May 1 double and 1, triple, LindaVan Dyk, 1 double
and a home run and Rhonda McAllister 1 double.
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Sports deadline is Monday noon 1
PATRICK RAFTIS
Edward J. Byrski, general manager of The Huron Expositor Is
pleased to announce the appointment of Patrick Raftis to the
editorial staff of The Huron Expositor. Pat, a native of Harriston,
worked as sports reporter in Listowel and Goderich since
graduating from Conestoga College. Pat, a great sports
enthusiast, has recentlX moved to Seaforth and looks forward to
his new position at The Expositor.
----- STEVE WALTERS
J•.A. Shrier, vice-president of Signal -Star Publishing is pleased to
announce the appointment of Steve Walters to the Goderich
advertising department. Steve, a graduate of Georgian College
of Applied Arts & Technology, Barrie has been an advertising
representative for The Huron Expositor for the last two years. A
native of Goderich, Steve will miss his many friends in Seaforth,
but also looks forward to his new position in Goderich.
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IMPROVEMENT AREA
TO RIDE AT WESTERN—Jim Dickins of Hensall had a full weekend of racing as he rode to a
second finish at trophy day in the Hully Gully Houseleague. Jim won his first race then got
caught up in the mud In his second and had to come from behind to finish second. After
Houseleague Jim travelled to Moto Park near Durham for Sunday's race. The track was In
near perfect condition as 3080's took to the track. Jim finished 7th in. both races but when the
points for the day were added up, Jim came home with 8th place In the 80A class. Next
Saturday, September 14th, Jim will be racing at the Western Fair at the Grandstand show,
.then will be returning home to Hully Gully's tracty to race on Sunday, September 15th.
(Photo submitted)
Local bowlers
are active in
out-of-town
tournaments
Local bowlers were active in out of town
tournaments last week. Three ladies' rinks
played in Wingham in the Wilma Kerr
Memorial • trophy tournament. Thirteen
greens were in play and although rain
threatened skies had cleared by noon and
play was underway. The team of Jean Lunn
and Mary Finlayson placed third with three
wins and 40 over plus three. Olive Papple and
Carol Carter were also two game winners.
Bowling, at Exeter, in the men's pairs
tournament John Patterson and Neil Bell
were high two game winners with two wins
and 49.
In Clinton. mixed trebles on Sunday
afternoon Art and Mary Finlayson and Jean
Lunn won the tournament with three wins
and 46 over plus three. Fred and Betty Tilley
and Eric Matzold were also two game winners
along with George Hildebrand bowling with
Bill and Pearl Neely of Stratford.
This Sunday at 1:30 p.m. will be the annual
fowl tournament at the Seaforth greens. To
date there is a full entry.
On Saturday, September 28 at 10:30 a.m.
will be the rescheduled Sills trophy tourna-
ment. This will be the last tournament at the
Seaforth Club. All local teams who wish to
bowl should enter as soon as possible.
Just a reminder to the seniors who bowled
in the summer participation bowling, the pot
luck supper is being held at the arena on
Thursday evening at 6 p.m. The winning
team of this event was the rink of Oliver Pryce
(lead), Jean Lunn (vice.and Neil Bell (skip).
They will be competing in the Games Events
at St. Marys, September 23 and 24.
The lawn bowling season is fast coming to a
close but for now good bowling to all.
Len Foran successfully defends his title
Len Foran from the Sunningdale Golf Club
in London successfully defended his title as
Seaforth Golf and Country Club's Men's
Invitational Champion, by winning Satur-
day's tournament with a 7 under par 65. Len
had rounds of 32,33 to finish two strokes
ahead of Londoner Tom Faulds who finished
with a 69. Seaforth golfer Frank Verberne had
a net score of 65 to win the low net
championship. Len Form's name will be on
the Commercial Hotel trophy and Frank
Verberne's name will be on the Shorty Munro
trophy.
The tournament had a field of 128 golfers
from all over Ontario, as well as visitors from
Delaware, Michigan, and 9 golfers from
Bermuda. In spite of a short delay due to the
fog the field finished 18 holes in perfect time,
as the golfers suffered through the hot and
muggy weather.
Other winners in the tournament were:
First Flight, 1st low gross, Tom Faulds, first
low net, Doug Williamson, Oakville; second
low gross, Bob Simpson, Greenhills; second
low net, Steve Donaldson, London) third low
gross, Don Whit London Hunt. third low
net, Rod Doig, Seaforth; fourth low gross,
Dave Brady, Pontiac Michigan; fourth low
net, Chip Restall, Stratford. Second Flight:
first low gross, Jerry Wright, Seaforth; first
ON THE GREENS
by Carolanne Doig
low net, Bill Weber, Seaforth; second low
gross, Paul Joss, Mitchell; second low net,
Bill MacLean, Unionville; third low gross,
Dave Watson, Seaforth; third low net,
Bernard Marsden, Mississauga; fourth low
gross, Glen Auldwinkle, Toronto; fourth low
net, Stan Mailloux, Seaforth.
Third flight: first low gross, Chris Coombs,
London; first low net, Bob Kistner, Seaforth
second low gross, John Longstaff, Seaforth;
second low net, Leighton Lynch, Seaforth;
third low gross, Bob Boak, Goderich; third
low net, Bob Uniac, Mitchell; fourth low
gross, Brian Carroll, Strathroy; fourth low net
Ron Eves, Carrying Place.
Longest drive was by Kevin Bennett from
Seaforth and closest to the pin winners were
Brian Carroll and Chip Restall. The low
Bermudian was Ian Crockwell.
In other events last week at the golf course
Rob Core defeated Phil Hoggarth in the
match play and now awaits the winner of the
match between Ken Doig Sr. and Greg Core.
CITIZENSHIP AWARDS
for
INDIVIDUAL CONTRIBUTION
to
SERVICE TO SPORTS
CIVIC SERVICE
HUMANITARIAN SERVICE
Nominate in writing with background reasons for your choice to
THE SEAFORTH RECREATION COMMITTEE
P.O. BOX 885, SEAFORTH, Ontario NOK 1 WO
Deadline is
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1985
There are many community and service groups, Let's hear from you,
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Registration
Wednesday, Sept. 25
Thursday, Sept. 26
7to9p.m.
at Seaforth & District Community Centres
Girls and Boys Ages 8 to 16 yrs.
Registration Fee: $15 per child, $30 per family
1985-1986 SEAFORTH
INDUSTRIAL HOCKEY LEAGUE
REGISTRATION
at ARCHIE'S SUNOCO
PUBLIC MEETING
AND ELECTION OF NEW
EXECUTIVE
7:00 P.M.
WEDNESDAY,
SEPT. 18
SEAFORTH & DISTRICT
COMMUNITY CENTRES
In the ladies match play Liz Cardno defeated
Linda Walsh. Liz now meets Allyson Scott
and Tammy Taylor meets Brenda Empey. Bill
Tremeer and Darren Crocker are in the finals
in the boys match play for the Sills trophy.
At men's night last week the winners were:
Joe Dick, Mark McUwain, Keith Lovell, and
Bob Henderson. The final men's night bash is
set for Sunday, September 21 with golf at 2
p.m.
There was no ladies night due to the
holiday but the final ladies day is Sunday.
September 15 with golf beginning at 2 p.m.
Ladies planning to come for golf and dinner
must let the pro shop know by Wednesday
evening at 9 p.m.
This Saturday afternoon the Clinton
Hospital is having a small tournament so
keep this in mind when planning your golf
A special thanks to all who helped with the
tournament on the weekend It is greatly
appreciated.
INFORMATION
REGISTRATION
NIGHTS
Wed. Sept 25
AND
Thurs. Sept 26
7-9:00p.m.
AT THE ARENA
(call to reserve a table)
Also Used Hockey Equip. Sale -
leave your items at the rec.
office prior to the first night.
Seaforth
GIRLS
RINGETTE
For Girls 5-18 Years Old
Registration Fee is $65
(includes travel fees)
Register during
Information/Registration Nights
Wed. Sept. 25 &
Thurs. Sept. 26, 1985
7-9 p.m. at
Seaforth & District
Community Centres
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Two week
session beginning
Monday, Oct. 7
Register at
Information/Registration Nights
Wed. & Thurs.
Sept. 25 & 26
7-9 p.m. at
Seaforth and District
Community Centres
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