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Travel Talk
(:(I CANADA WF'IT
With Expo lin, The West Edmonton Mall, and
the 1988 Winter Olympics coming to
'Canada's West, it is expected that this will
be a popular destination over the next few
years,
I have just returned from a tour of western
( a nada where !enjoyed a special tour of the
Expo Site and the West Edmonton Mall Both
areas are an absolute must for visitors in
western Canada next year. Expo will teature
some 80 pavilions from 48 countries
throughout the world including Russia, l'hina
•aid the United States
A vent to Expo need not be an expensive huh
day. Many homes iii the Vancouver area areofferin lied and Breakfast for as low as $15
per night per person three day passes are
available us low as $211.95 (available at
Ellison Travel) until October 15th. As well,
special seat sales witli Air Cu'liiida and Cl'
Air of fer i en attractive r ales to Vancouver
next year. For best price and sob., no, in
forested persons should be booking nos.
The West. Edmonton Mull is conside ed the
lith Wonder of the World, With over
stores covering some tkl football fields, i5 i;
a unique structure, In addition, the Mall has
a hockey arena, a 4'a acre lake, Sea World
Fantasy Land with many rides, and a zoo
displayed throughout the Mall with as many
species of animals you would find in the San
Diego Zoo There are over 50 restaurants in-
cluding
meluding 3 McDonalds us well as an 18 hole
miniature Pebble Beach Golf Course. You
have to see this Mall to believe it,
Ellison Travel has many Expo tours
available as well. We have two special tours;
one in June which will include Expo, Vic-
toria, the Rockies and the West Edmonton
Mall and the other in July which will include
Expo the Rockies, the Calgary Stampede
and the West Edmonton Malt.
Planning to visit Canad,''s West in 191(0, con-
tact us oday.
SCNTAN'NING ROOM
We are pleased to announce that our suntan,
rung room is now open for business in the
Winghanr oft Nth , aur reservation nom
for In snutwniil,g "reccurs for nnh• $411
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We are pleased to have Bruin I',iurnik.,
t'KNN Morning Man Isi ting IMF spevial lour
to Florida this winter This In day tour in
eludes Disney %orld. Kiunedy Space Centre,
as well as rattle, i to ur- and vegetable farm
visits Plan to stay cut extra 5 days and en
Joy a special ('urn i,it Cruise Iii N'assati and
I.!Tenor( Hook film .
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dust a renundet that Ellison Travel will he
holding a special presentation on Nev
Zerr'ind on V cdnesday October 9th ('all our
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We have bus tours to the Silver Donie on crc
lnher 27th In see Miami and Detroit and
Not ember 28th to see New 1'nrk Jets and
I t -trout Lower level tickets and transporla-
i m be air conditoi"d motor coach Pickups
in Winghanr. Chinon. Exeter end I:iand
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I'tan to join our \'a Bail Grey t up package
In Montreal depart,.'g Saturday November
23rd for a 2 night stay in Monlren, .tnd return
V.a Na ' i. A, I plus your ticket I,. the game
( ist Snl Ali pt pperson based on quad or
cupaney Book today
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Vie base a 1 day lour to Don Messer's Jubilee
in Chatham on November 25th Enjoy a
special tour to the Chatham area including
Monet at tt'hee,s Moto; Inn and the Don
Messer Jubilee program
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THE HURON EXPOSITOR, OCTOBER 2, 1985 -- All
RECREATION
Registration to close soon
BY MARTY BEDARD
RECREATION DIRECTOR, 527-0882
Registrations for all Fall and Winter
programs will still be taken.' Forms are
available at the Recreation Office or you may
register on the first day of the program.
A nine week Ballroom Dancing program
will be starting on Monday, October 21 from
7:30 .to 9 p.m, at the Seaforth and District
Community Centres. Lou Marella will be the
instructor again this year, .Registration fee is
$20 per person and you -may register at the
Recreation Office.
Seaforth Centenaires begin their 1985-86
regular season at home on Sunday, October
6, Game time is 2 p.m. against Howick.
Come out and support the defending league
champions.
Citizenship awards will be awarded again
this year in each of the following three
categories a) Service to Spirts b) for Civic
Service c) for Humanitarian Service. The
public is invited to submit Written nomina-
tions no later than Friday, October 1 t . These
awards are meant to recognize individuals
who contribute to community life as
volunteers. Nominations can be submitted to
the Clerk's Office or the Recreation Office or
mailed to Seaforth Recreation committee,
P.O. Box 885, Seaforth, These awards will
be presented at the Community Recreation
Conference on Saturday, November 2.
Don't forget - Hockey School starts
Monday, October 7, 5 to 8 p m Power
Skating starts Saturday, October 12, 3 to 5
p.m.
ON THE GREENS
by Carolanne Doig
Fall golfing can be fun
October has arrived bringing on thoughts
of the world series and upcoming winter
sports, not to mention Christmas shopping!
As the calendar pages are flipped over the
golf season will soon be left far behind. For
many golfers who didn't get out as much as
they'd hoped land who ever does) they,are
promising themselves "next year I'm de-
finitely going to get more golf in." There is
still time to chase that little ball around.
Fall golf is fun. It is even more fun if you
can adapt 'to the weather and not let cool
temperatures and wet forecasts dampen your
game, Certain changes in your technique and
strategy for play must be made in cool or wet
weather. If you are out on the course in wet
conditions a few helpful hints can, improve
your score and your spirits.
Wet grass and turf can do some weird
things to a golf shot,.. land all this time you
thought it was you. I Moist grass reduces the
backspin the club.puts nn the ball. The result
is the ball will fly much farther than you
planned. However, soil wet turf allows the
clubhead to penetrate the ground too deeply.
This causes the clubhead to lose speed and
therefore the ball won't go as far. Everything
becomes unpredirtahle and frustrating tine
time you hit the ball a country mile past the
flag and the next time you're 25 yards short of
the green.
Whynot choke down on your club about an
inch? What happens then is you reduce the .
length of the club lessening the chances of it
digging into the ground. You will pick the ball
cleanly off the grass The shortened arc will
cause the ball to fly a shinier distance even
without the backspin, This compact swing
will also help you keep your balance and
control even though you're on slippery •
ground.
Another hint might be to use a dub with
more loft than you might normal! \ consider.
'COM intied on Page A 18 I
SWEAT SOCKS
by Heather Mcllw raith
Duck hunters a wacky lot
It was with some interest I react an article ill
an issue of last week's inndon Free Press
moiled "Men with guns no threat to bank •
just ducks."
You see the article appeared just when I
was feeling a bit sorry tor myself tw"ausr I'd
missed an opportunity to go ot, .1 me I' nuof II
that's what they are indeed called
Yet had I been able In p' 'Ii, it.'' hunt I
hardly expect it would hove tunued out to be
near as eventful as the editorialized hunt
was although you never knoll
In 11w article a resident of Bothwell saw a
car pull up to the curb of the town's Main
Street, just down from the Bank of Montreal
The •ram+' resident say. three tarn wort'
inside, along with several sh 'tgans. She soli
them transfer the guns to another car.
Somewhat suspicious the resident inform-
ed the manager of a nearby retail store and he
contacted the hank. Wht. 'hen called the
police
W ithrn minutes pnlit'r rTmv'erged on tbr•
bank and the "suspects,'' who it Wa..
revealed, were not villainous hank mhhers
but instead duck hunters returning from an
opening day hunt
The whole stmt sounded to me a hit like
stmt thing off of 44 alt I hsney or tht
F'mretones, nr some other I)'pe show where
the most unlikely incident is likely to happen.
I could just imagine the incredulity of the
hunters and the stones that must've been
told after they were found innocent and
allowed to go horny Nu doubt the talk would
not center on how many ducks were bagged
or who fell in the marsh or tin'.i man' hullets
were expelled in the idiom Lather talk
probahl' centerc•'t'lit Lhi s'r'',gt imaginings
of some woman' tt.aI resat' ed in them being
mobbed by polite it was rel. 'i'ly a highlight
of their lives to daft ac'I ,urn• '1' or likely. a
story they'll use to ent"''ail grandchildren
for some time to come
But regardless of the „i','s'of Bothwell
last week it has in e • .0• 'r ',' n'n that
hunters everywhere are ' • iz1 lot
Duck hunting in lits are ,pened efticrally
last Wednesaay arid it is amazing the
extremes hunters •erii to to ensure them-
selves of a hunting spot u the I I''""f l Swamp
According to a reuahr.' - ,',T"nunters were
lined up as early 'ts t ,, ru 'n the 'llnnday
morning, when hunting 'lion t begin until
Wednesday it striker. n,+ ,i. limos, Os
ridiculous as teenage! • :•nd caring adults
camping nut in ord''. i, i" 'u•kets to a
concert, or whatever
What is even more nthrnt"u. ,. the w ay tire
duck hunter attires himself hyhor atone mit
tin the marshes , th,•inus % he : pin ung a
• game of Camouflage with It o inge i prey,
but a duck would have I„ hr • 'miackers' not
to realize what's going in
Sure i missed my first 'ppp"+•unity to go
duck hunting, hut no dovbl i 11 be given
another chance, although after this column
gets read, Cin not too sure But I'm beginning
to wonder about these duck hurci'1g week
ends To date nc,bndy i kni n ,. ,.ding too
much about what went on at the List one, and
i've yet to set my eyes on anything that in the
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