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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1985-10-02, Page 18A18 - THE HURON EXPOSITOR, OCTOBER 2, 1985 CLASSIF CONTDIEDS Fall golfing 39. CARD OF THANKS Many thanks to our sponsors of the Terry Fox ' Run last weekend. We collected $720.00 for the Canadian Cancer Society. Our goal for next year ,is $1,440. Gwen Patterson, Arlene Van den Akker, Louise Keskinen, Norma Riley, Gary Jewitt, Ross Carter, Jean Turner, of Seaforth Public School. 39-40-1 ELLIGSEN The family of the late Robert Alvin Elligsen wish to express their sincere thanks to relatives, neighbors and friends for their thoughtful acts of kindness and expressions of sympathy. Donations will be used for a memorial fund for the University of Water- loo. The memorial cards, flowers, cards and food were all deeply appreciated. A special thanks to our neighbors who provided and served lunch and Rev. Arthur Horst, Lois Bennewies and Lockhart Funeral Home. Alvin, Velma, Glen, Darlene and Liz 39-40-1 PETHICK I would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone who attended the community shower held in my honor at Winthrop Church. I would like to thank everyone for all the beautiful gifts. They are all very much appreciated. Thanks also goes to the entertainers as well as the ladies that planned and organized to make the night successful. Your thoughtfulness and friendship will always be remembered. Sharon Pethick 39-40x1 BRUSSELS AGRICULTURE SOCIETY The Brussels Agriculture Society would like to thank everyone who helped make the fair a success. The schools, exhibitors, the men at the gates and the two bands in the parade. 39-40-1 (Continued from Page All ) The ball will come in to the green from u higher trajectory and have a better chance of stopping fast even though the wet conditions have reduced the backspin on the ball. Keep your spikes cleaned off during your round m wet weather. You'll find they tend to get all clogged up with grass and mud which reduces the effectiveness of having golf shoes on at all. After every hole take a tee and knock off the accumulated dirt, Let your spikes do their job. When you get to the green you will have to cope with putting on a wet surface, (the same' is true for early morning golfers who must putt on dewy greens). The moisture will slow the ball down so you must hit the ball much firmer to get it to the hole. The water will also prevent the ball from following. the contour of the green or"break." So allow for only about half the break you would expect on a dry green. • All the good technique in the world is ' useless if your' feet are squishing in your shoes and your slacks are sticking , to you. Then there is the rain dripping off your visor and the end of your nose. Being as comfortable as possible in the rain is important too. If it's not a competition you're not going to begin your golf in the rain (unless you're a fanatic) but in the autumn you never COOPER The family of the late Florence Cooper wish to express sincere thanks and appreciation to their relatives, friends and neighbors for their many acts of kindness shown to us in the loss of a dear mother, mother-in-law and grandmother. W e gratefully acknowledge the lovely floral tributes, memorial dona- tions, funeral visitations, food sent to our homes and sympathy cards. Our special thanks to the pallbearers, flower bearers, , Barbara Cooper for the music, Michael P. O'Connor Funeral Home for all their support, Rev. Lorne Keays for his comforting words, to the ladies that got our supper on Wednesday and to the ladies ofKippen United Church for the lovely lunch they served after the service. W e would also like to send our sincere thanks to the staff of South Huron Hospital, Dr. Steciuk and to all those who sent cards, flowers and visited her in the hospital. Your thoughtfulness was very much appreciated and will never be forgotten. Jack, Karen, Uoyd, June, Jim, Beth, and Scott Cooper 39-40-1 40. IN MEMORIAM MITCHELL: In loving memory of a dear mother, pragdrnother and great grandmother Bessie,- who passed away five years ago, October 5, 1980. Nothing can ever take away. The love a heart holds dear, Fond memories linger every day, Remembrance keeps them near. Lovingly remembered by John, Emerson, Lillian. grandchildren and great grandchild- ren. 40-40x1 PRESSEN': In loving memory of a beloved son and brother, Calvin W . Pressey, who passed away suddenly 10 years ago, October 5, 1975. A special smile, a special face, Part of our family, we can never replace, Loved and remembered every day, Missed much more than words can say. W hen thoughts go back, as they Often do, W e treasure the memories we have of you. Sadly missed and lovingly remembered by Mom, Linda, Marsha and family, Brian, Barry, Karen and Paul. 40-40-1 41. PERSONAL STOP BEDWETTING, United Enuretic has corrected over 20,000 cases. Bedwetting frustrates, embarrasses and sometimes weakens school abilities. Get confidential information from U.E.S.C., Box 3311, Cambridge, N3H 411 stating age and phone number. 41-40-01 DAT1 GALORE. For all ages and unattach- ed. Thousands of members anxious to meet you. Prestige Acquaintances. Call toll free 1.800.263.9163, Hours noon till 8 p.m. 41-40-01 FREE Singles Bulletin. Meet someone nice by phone or correspondence, locally or province -wide. For further information write: Barb. Box 2246-A, Sudbury. P3A 4S1. State age. 41-40-01 42. ENGAGEMENTS KIAVER - 1E1.'NG Mr. and Mrs. John Klaver, Kippen, Ontario are pleased to announce the forthcoming manage of their daughter, Elsie, to Dr. T. C. Leung, Cambridge, Ontario. The wedding will take place at St Joseph's Church, Stratford. Ontario on Saturday, October 12. 1985 at 1 '00. 42-40x1 PETH ICK - STEINM A N Mr. and Mrs. George Pethick of RR 1 Seaforth are pleased to announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter Sharon Jane to Steven Lavern, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lavern Steinman of Kitchener. The wedding will take place October 12, 1985 at 6 o'clock p.m. at Seaforth's Northside United Church. Open reception to follow at Seaforth and District Community Centres. 42-40x1 know when the clouds mignt drop a shower r•" yoq Be prepared taking along an umbrella and a towel...the towel is for the clubs. The new rain suits are so light, quiet and 'comfortable you can carry one in the extra .pouch of your golf bag just in case. They sure make a difference in a downpour. Many golfers tuck their golf pants in their socks on wet days to keep the bottom of the pants dry and clean. Waterproof shoes are ideal and there are Duck hunters (Continued from Page Al1) least way resembles a duck. Despite the fact the guys trekked off to the marshlands bedecked in camouflaged coveralls and hats, recycled army fatigues, hip waders and a number of shotguns I don't really think they want to catch ducks at all. Instead I have the sneaking suspicion the "hunt" is merely another opportunity for them to congregate as the guys, another excuse for them to eat excessively, and another reason for them to go crazy. I guess if I do get another opportunity to commune with nature and seek out ducks I'll see just what these hunts ARE all about. Unfortunately from the stories I've heard I may not actually geta chance to partake in the many.new styles on the market mowing waterproof leather that combines the best of comfort and service. A change of socks In your golf bag will sure make the back nine more comfortable in wet weather too. Golfing in the rain is not the most fun in the world, but a few damp fall days shouldn't prevent a keen player from enjoying his sport. When the raindrops falling around you have six sides.., then it's time to quit for the winter. 'this year a winners of the Golf Digest Most Improved Golfer Awards at our local course are Marc Robinet who reduced his handicap from a 12 to a 7, Barbara Watson who went from a 40 to a 32, Karsten Carroll who improved from a 38 to an 18 and Jennifer Watt who went from a ,39 to a 34. Congratulations to all our golfers. Don't forget the Turkey Shoot on Saturday, October 12. It's a fun 2 -ball for the whole family, sport. More than likely, (I'm told) my role will be that of Retriever - if there's anything' to retrieve. But then again I might be condemned to. Playoffs down to two The final two teams to end up in the playoffs of the Ladies Softball League were Ken Smith Pools and McNichol. On Tuesday, September 17 McNichol beat Ken Smith with a score of 13-7. Hitting for McNichol were: Ann Bosman, a triple; Cheryl McClure, 2 doubles; Chris Preszcator, 2 doubles; and Susan Hulley, a triple. On Thursday, September 19 Ken ; Smith the house - because I could cause a possible breach of security. The ducks are liable to know definitely that we're coming if I tag along -- you see, I haven't got a thing to wear. finalists in softball beat McNichol with a score of 16-4. Hitting for McNichols were: doubles for Cheryl McClure, Ann Bosman and Colleen Fischer. Ott Tuesday, September 24 a very close and tense game was played, with a final score of 11-10 for McNichol after 10 innings. 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