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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1984-08-22, Page 9SPORTS New holes open at golf Course ON THE GREENS BY CAROLANNE DOIG At this time of year in the golf business it's tough to get what you order. Whether it's golf apparel, equipment, or course maintenance needs, everything seems to be sold out, temporarily out of stock, or on back order. Even the rain that we ordered weeks ago was being delivered to every other course in the area except this one. It seemed that Mother Nature had the rain back ordered and I was beginning to think that like other backorder- ed items we'd get it when we don't want it. Like maybe January in the form of snow! As the dry period extended itself daily, the course became harder and browner until our drives were going a mile. 1 did everything 1 couldthinkoftobringon rain. Usually when 1 wash the windows, the car, or hang out the laundry, down comes the rain. Not this time.'I left windows up at home and down in the truck. Still no rain! We even left Pad's convertible out with the roof down. That worked the last time but not when we really needed it. Finally on Saturday down came the rain and 1 suppose you wonder how 1 did it? Well first 1 mentioned two little word,,.,"Fall Fair". With that short phrase the sky darkened and the clouds loomed overhead. Then I capped it off with two' more words guaranteed to conjure up visions of endless rains in Seaforth. These infamous words brought on the rain I'm sure. All said was..,. Ploughing Match." We sure needed that shower on Saturday and now the course is greening up again. We may not get the roll we want but at least we'll have an idea of which way the ball is going to bounce. • Three of the new holes are open and if you think we were confused before you ought to see us now, There's a new number 1,2 and 3. The old numbers 1,2 and 3, are now numbers 4, 5, and 6. The old numbers 7 and 8 are still 7 and 8 but the old number 4 is now number 9. You're scared to death to ask anyone what they shot these days because it takes everyone an age jtist to tell you what they shot on which hole. Proshop conversations go like this..."I birdied number 1 today". "Which number 1?" "The old one." 'That's Number 4." "O.K., I birdied number 4 today." Just then someone will come in and say, "The old number 4, that's number 9." "No the new number 4." "Oh...the old number I". The fun has just begun because now that we have 1-3 holes playable, the combinations of nine hole layouts are astounding. We have different colored scorecards for each layout. You may just master the numbers of the orange course and then you'll have to get used to the blue course, or the yellow, pink, or green course not to mention the old course. What funs The only way to get around the numbers game is to name each hole so regardless of the order played everyone will know which hole you're talking about. Naming all the holes would be quite a feat. The new number 2 has been called quite a few names in the last week none of which could ever be printed on a scorecard! On Monday evening last week ladies from the Maitland and Sunset Clubs ,in Goderich and Bayfield's Bluewater joined us for a round of golf and light lunch. Over 60 ladies made their way around the course. Winners were: closest to pin, Kay Sharpe; longest drive, Maxine Martin; hidden hole draws, Janet Parent and Gail Price, least putts, Mary Box; low gross from Seaforth, Allyson Scott; low gross from out of town, Gerry Mountford; second, Mert Elliott; third, Rosemary Arm- strong and Jean Bartliff, On Tuesday morning our Juniors played a tam net best ball and the winners were the team ofSean Cook, Jason Turner, and Patrick Cook. Second were Jeff Dolmage, Brian Cook, ..and ,Danny Dalton. Also on Tuesday our local junior girls Deb Core, Jennifer Watt, and Allyson Scott, travelled to Listowel for the Owen Sound District Championship. Deb Core success- fully defended her title with an 18 hole score of 99. Allyson Scott was second and Jennifer Watt was fourth. On evenin a numbr of our ladies visited the Mit hell Golf Club for nine holes of golf and a delicious dinner. Ken Doig is leading the Club Champion- ship after the first round, The second round is set for Aug, 26. Ken is off to the Canadian Amateur at Sunningdale this week And we wish him luck. Playoffs in mens industrial ball On August 15, the playoffs started. 112 the early game, the Bears moved over the Turf Cluh 6 runs, to 4. For the Bears, Rick Dale, Bob Kistner, Tom Devereaux all hit doubles while Terry Morey got two doubles. For the Turf Club Ross Govier hit a double. The late game resulted with the Creamery over the Topnotch 9 to 0. On August 19 in the early game the Creamery -beat Topnotch 4-0. The late game finished with Mainstreet 19, Firemen 7. On August 20 in the early game the Queens beat the Villagers 2 to 1. 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OF ONTARIO PLANTS 6' POT 199 BAG 1, 49 ROMAINE RAPPY PDT LETTUCE 59# GERBRA .. 6' POT 199 THESE SPEOIALS 1 HIGHWAY NO.8 AVAILABLE ONLY IN: GODERICH MON., TUES. 9 TO 6 P.M. WED., THAs„ FRI. • 9 TO 9 P.M. SAT. 8:30 TO 6 P.M. JOSEPHINE ST. (HWY, NO. 4) WINGHAM 975 WALLACE AVE. N. LISTOWEL INTERSECTION HWY. NO. 4 AND 83 EXETER MON.. TUES., WED, 9 TO 6 P.M. THURS.. FRI. 9 TO 9 P.M • SAT, 8:30 TO 6 P • A. THE HURON EXPOSITOR, AUGUST 22, 1984 MEASURING UP -Grace Pepper measures during the final games of the Seniors Games to see which bowls are closest 10 the kitty in Seaforth last Wednesday. (Hundertmark photo) Bowlers off to provincial BY JOHN PATTERSON SR. The Seaforth team earned a place in Provincial Seniors lawn bowling champion- ships which will be held in Toronto Sept. 5 and 6: The Seaforth team composed of "Sandy" Pepper lead, Bill Brown vice, and John E. Patterson, skip won the district champion- ship Aug. 18 by defeating a Goderich team skipped by Mel MacFarlane and then a Clinton entry skipped by Walter Newcombe. The final , game between a Stratford team skipped by Pieter Buggerman and Seaforth was a very close game with Seaforth winning by a score of 13-11 in 15 ends. The district chairman, Jack MacDonald presented, the district shield to the winning team, following the games which were played in Lucknow, The Seaforth team had its own cheering section there - the wives of the players and hope to take them to Toronto too. This is the second time the same team has won the district. In 1981 they won the Ontario championship in Toronto. 1 e BRUCE Mc®ON'AL®,I IN HURON, BRUCE. " ,f< 4A y ` ct r t t A v Te- + IF- • erai$it BRUCE McDONALD BELIEVES: 1. One of the most pressing needs of farmers today is long term credit at affordable interest rates. The Liberal government under John Turner is pledged to do even more through the Farm Credit Corp. to meet the changing need of farmers. 2. Bruce McDonald believes the sale of a farm is a farmer's pension and should be subject to generous las exemption. The Liberal Government under John Turner i6 pledged to Income Ta* changes that permit farmers to transfer up to '120,000 from the sale of their farm businesses to an RRSP without incurring tas liability. (The Conservatives opposed this measure in the '84 budget) 4. Bruce McDonald believes the secret to 3. Bruce McDonald believes Canadian a sustained eronomic re, rivers, In initiatives for peace and freedom from Huron -Bruce is a health agricultural nuclear war are vital to the survival of and small business sector. When mankind on our planet. agriculture Flourishes in Huron•Bruce. Prime Minister Turner has pledged small business flourishes. Canada's continuing effort to bringSince 1980, the liberal Government has Russia and the U.S. to a successful paid '290 million in stabilization international pact on arms control. and payments to Canadian producers of disarmament. fruit, grain and livestock. A special farm assistance program Will rebate 4-5% o( interest charges for 2 years. BRUCE McDONALD LIBERAL HEADQUARTERS: FORMOSA 367-5622 LIBERAL COMMITTEE ROOMS: WINGHAM - 357-1302 CLINTON - 482-3401 SEAFORTH - 527-1022 GODERICH - 524-2103 EXETER - 235-0151 For Election Information or Election Day transportation Please call! FOR:• I *YOUTH* N.D.P. i *EXPERIENCE* *VITALITY* PROGRESS VE CONSERVATIVE ID VOTE BRUCE McDONALD, BRUCE Q McDONALDLIBERAL • SEPT. 4th LIBERTARIAN Authorized by Barry Reid, official agent for Bruce McDonald. MEET HON. DON JOHNSTON CANADA MINISTER OF JUSTICE WITH BRUCE McDONALD lueERAL CANDIDATE FOR HURON BRUCE WED.. AUG. 12 - 1:30 P.M. HOTEL BEDFORD THE SQUARE ALL CANDIDATES MEETING HULLETT PUBLIC SCHOOL 8:30 P.M. WED., AUG. 22 SPONSORED BY FEDERATION OF AGRICULTURE Como Out And Support HARBOUR a AIRPORT ,.DRUDGE McDONAlb MEET 1 HON. RALPH FERGUSON MINISTER AGRICULTURE CANADA WITH BRUCE McDONALD LIBERAL CANDIDATE IN HURON -BRUCE AT THE ZURICH BEAN FESTIVAL SAT., AUG. 29 2:30 P.M. to 4:30 P.M. i