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The Huron Expositor, 1988-06-08, Page 16HE HURON EXPOSITOR, JUNE 8, 1988 - 15A Lady lawnbowlers complete provincial trebles The first stage of the Ladies Provincial Lawn Bowling was held at the Seaforth Greens on Saturday commencing at 9:30 a.m. This was ladies trebles and rinks from Atwood, Lucknow and Mitchell were present, The winning trio were the Mitchell ladies . with II Frances Tuer(lead), Mary Hig- ginseirice), and Helen Haynes(skip). They will now advance to second stage playdowns in Woodstock. Next Saturday will be lathes Provincials pairs and the following Saturday singles and fillies. All these events start at 9:30 a.m. and visitors are welcome to watch. Club in August. The men also had their fours playdowns I made an error in last week's account of on the Seaforth greens this past week with the Senior Games Lawn Bowling winners. the St. Marys entry of Doug Fenn, Don The winning rink was Bill Brown's team Leslie, Larry McClellan and Len Boreham of Dorothy McCluskie, Thelma Coombs, and being the winners. They will now advance to Bill Brown skip, not John Patterson's rink second stage playoffs in Agincourt. as I reported. Sorry for the mistake. The men's club will be having its first Upcoming tournaments are men's pairs pairs' tournament in Seaforth on June 15 at Exeter, mixed pairs in Stratford; men's starting at 10:30 a.m. Also any ladies in- pairs in Seaforth, July 15 and ladies pairs terested in the Seniors trebles of the ladies pot luck dinner July 16 at the Seaforth plan to bowl that day also at 1:30 p.m. to Greens. determine a winner to represent Seaforth in We are sorry to report Mel Brady is again the district finals to be held at the Seaforth confined to Seaforth Hospital. Dance for Heart set for Thursday Come out and Dance for Heart, Thursday, June 9 from 7 to 10 pm. The purpose of the event is to raise funds for the Heart and Stroke Foundation of Ontario. The evening's schedule will be as follows: 7-7:30 pm Vivian Cappelli, 7:30-8 pm Karen Mahon, 8 pm Tai - Chi Demonstration by Bonnie Steinman. This graceful form of Chine, exercise is especially beneficial f l olde ‘ople and once learned can be .nine e either alone or with a group. 8;30 p. ce with Drusilla Leitch, 9 pm J. ,, rope Demonstration -the Wingham Public School skipping team will show routines that will amaze you, 9:30 pm Joy Levis - Rita Loftsguard-relaxation techniques. Non -Participants in Dance for Heart are invited to come out to watch the demonstra- tions. See the contrasts between the peaceful movements of Tai -Chi and the high energy of jumping rope. Stay a while if you wish and join in on some low level partner exercising and finish off the evening by relaxing and visualizing with Rita. If you don't have a sponsor form or have already sponsored someone, we ask that you give a small donation at the door. You will also be able to get your blood pressure taken. Come out and have an en- joyable evening. RECREATION PREVIEW by Marty Bedard McLaughlin Chev-Olds Ltd. 13 Main St. Seaforth 527-1140 • Service • Selection • Savings • Satisfaction • Leasing • Complete BODY SHOP Service McMaster Siemon INSURANCE M BROKERS INC. Auto • Home • Farm Branch Manager BILL (WM.) SIEMON COMMERCIAL & LIFE INSURANCE P.O. Bo,, MN Cull C'olk<I NN Ontario Rd., Nun. 348.9150 MITCIIELL, Unl 348,9017 SEAFORTH RECREATION DEPARTMENT SUMMER PLAYGROUND - PLAYSCHOOL REGISTRATION VIED® JUNE 15 7-9 P.M. at the Se forth and District Community Centre Seaforth Lions pool SWIMMING LESSON REGISTRATION will be held at the Lions Park pavilion on Saturday, June 11 from 10 to 1 pm. Public swimming season tickets may also be purchased. Rates are as follows: Children $35, Students and Adults $45 and the whole family for $70. Register early to avoid frustration. PLAYSCHOOL/PLAYGROUND REGISTRATION will be held on Wednes- day, June 15 from 7 to 9 pm at the Seaforth and District Community Centres. Playschool is for children 3 to 6 years of age and be 7 weeks long beginning on Mon- day, my 4. Playground is for children 7-12 years of age and will also be 7 weeks beginn- ing on July 4. For more information please call the Recreation Office at 527-0882. Stay at Home this year for the CANADA DAY CELEBRATIONS. The schedule will be as follows: 7 am - Firemen's morning breakfast at the fireball; 12 noon - Leisure walk poker rally starting from the Town Hall; 3 pm - (tentative) exhibition ball game at the High school and Dark - spectacular Fireworks Display. On Saturday, July 2 there will be a Giant flea market and Auction Sale at Victoria Park. Free space available - call the Recreation Office 527-0882. The Seaforth Recreation Department will be offering TENNIS LESSONS starting June 15. Kathy Larone will be the instructor and lessons will be from 7 to 9 pm. This will be a five week program and cost $25 or $5 per lesson. For information or registration please call the Recreation Office at 526-0882. The Seaforth Lioness Club is sponsoring the first ever SISTERHOOD NIGHT on Tuesday, June 21 at the Seaforth Public School starting at 7:30 pm. Author and Humorist Giselle Ireland will be the guest speaker for the evening. Light refreshments will be served. All ladies are welcome, you don't have to be a member of a service club. There will be a silver collection taken. Lightning dangerous on golf course Anyone who has ever been caught in a thunder storm on the golf course realizes the potential danger of the situation. Lightning and golf just don't mix. Over the years many injuries and deaths have been caused by the awesome power of a lightning bolt striking a golfer who was caught on the course. Lightning is so dangerous the infamous rule book even has made provision for golfers to discontinue play if they think there might be a danger from lightning. You're not allowed to quit when it's wet or windy but you certainly may if lightning is in the vicinity. Golfers are affected by lightning more than most other sportsmen. They are out in the open, they are carrying metal clubs and an umbrella is held high above them. To add to the danger, the natural tendency for most people is to take shelter under a large tree to get out of the rain. These factors Increase the danger from lightning with the resulting statistics show- ing even with continued education many golfers are struck each year. What should you do? First -prevention is the first alternative. Keep an eye on the weather. Don't head out on the course if thunderstorms are predicted, and, if you're already out when the rumbling starts head for the clubhouse right away. In a tourna- ment you do not have to wait for the siren to leave the course but if the siren goes you must discontinue play. You may not resume until the siren sounds again. In the event you are stranded out on the course there are some key dos and don'ts. Seek shelter in large dwellings or other buildings protected from lightning or large metal frame buildings, automobiles with metal tops, trailers with metal bodies or streets shielded by nearby buildings. If this is impossible seek shelter in dense woods - (avoid isolated trees), or depressed areas (avoid hilltops and high places), or small unprotected buildings in low areas. Avoid open fields, athletic fields, golf courses, swimming pools, lakes, seashores, wire fences, clothelines, overhead wires, and railroad tracks. Golfers who own riding carts may be reasonably protected against lightning by following either of the two following methods: 1. A whip antenna of a length that will reach above the riders' heads. The antenna should be positively bonded to the steel section of the cart. 2. A metal top or canopy. Safety is very important to enjoy any sport. Golf is no execption. Ladies Night winners last week were Ann Adams, Kim Blake, and Cathy Elliott. Ladies are invited to Sunset this Thursday, June 9 for a fun night of golf. Each Monday in June the ladies will have a golf lesson at 8 ON THE GREENS Full time (7 weeks) $50.00 Halt days (7 weeks) 30.00 1 fall week 15.00 It you are unable to make this night, you can register at the recreation office. Mon. -Fri. 9-5 p.m. 527-0882 Us, Starting this Friday COUPLES NIGHT This is a 9 hole fun event starting at 6:30 p.m. COUPLES NIGHT WILL RUN ON THE 2ND AND 44H FRIDAY OF EVERY MONTH Come on out and play! 527-0985 SEAFORTH GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB Just East of VanEgmond House by Carolanne Doig p.m. Be sure to come out. Ladies Match Play First Round must be completed by June 25. Shirley Gilders vs. Bunn Longstaff; Linda Doig, vs Bye; Bar- bara Scott vs Gall Price; Rita Core vs Cathy Elliott; C.A. Doig vs Edith Burgess; Mary Marsh vs Jean Stewart; Mary Doig vs Mary Longstaff; Allyson Scott vs Barb Caldwell; Heather Mcllwraith vs Marianne Smith. Men's winners at men's night were: Leighton Lynch and Cam Doig, Ron Hender- son and Cam Holland and Doug Elliott. Men's Match Play: Round No. 1 must be completed by July 1. Dave Longstaff vs Jerome Aubin; Gerard Meidinger vs Cam Doig; Lee Cusak vs Mike Marion; Ken Doig Sr. vs Roger Adams; Randy Gilfillan vs Ian Fowles; John Longstaff vs Rick Wood; Don Morton vs Bill Weber; Gord Scott vs bye, Tom Devereaux vs Ferg Stapleton; Doug Elliott vs Terry Craig; Jim Watson Jr. vs Todd Doig; Steve Steep vs Joe Aubin; Joe Dick vs Leighton Lynch; Gerry Johnston vs Bye; Budd Schmidt vs Bill Roberton; Ed Malkus vs Bye. Crown Life - Labatt Pro Am First Flite: Joe Dick vs Todd Doig; Ed Malkus vs Mike Marion; Bill Weber vs Doug Elliott; Ken Doig Sr. vs Cam Dolg. Second Flite: Cam Holland vs Terry Johnston; Roger Adams vs Don Morton; Gord Scott vs Phil Hoggarth; Leighton Lynch vs Bye. Third Flite: Ian Fowles vs Keith Lovell; Randy Gillfifan vs Bye; Budd Schmidt vs Steve Steep. This Saturday the tee will be closed at 11:30 a.m. for the 1 p.m. Legion Men's Stag. Huron Centennial School winner Huron Centennial School finished first in the regional track and field meet held last week in Seaforth. The Brucefield school finished with 551 points. In second place was Seaforth Public. School with 449 points, and third was Hullett Public School with 429. Clinton Public School finished fourth with 392, Clinton Christian School fifth with 224 points and Blyth Public School sixth with 177 points. INDIVIDUAL WINNERS MIDGET GIRLS 1. Lindsay Anderson, Hullett, 68 pts. 2. Shelley Dobie, Hullett, 30 pts. MIDGET BOYS 1. Steve Mclnally, , Seaforth, 47 pt -s. 2. Steven Leonhart, Hallett, 44 pts. SEAFORTH RECREATION DEPARTMENT will be offering TENNIS LESSONS with Kathy Larone beginning WED. JUNE 15 7-9 p.m. for 5 weeks Registration fee will be 825.00 or 85.00 per lesson For Information or Registration, please call the Recreation Office 527-0882 ISelect the right hat for you. not too heavy or too light. You have to get the hat around quickly so Its weight and length are very important Keep your hands together with the second set of knuckles on each hand lined up straight HITTING Meeting a fast moving ball at exactly the right moment with a baseball bat Is one of the toughest skills in sports. It all starts the moment you pick up a bat. JUNIOR GIRLS 1. Vicki Lansink, Seaforth, 70 pts. 2. Marcy McCall, Seaforth, 44 pts. JUNIOR BOYS 1. Bryan, Watson, Clinton, 70 pts. 2. Paul Hessels, Blyth, 38 pts. INTERMEDIATE GIRLS I. Kara Blitz, Clinton PS, 37 pts. 2. Robyn Carnochan, HC, 26 pts. INTERMEDIATE BOYS 1. Aaron Peters, HC, 30 pts. 2. Mike McNichol, Blyth, 21 pts. 3. Matt McNichol, 20 pts. SENIOR GIRLS 1. Melanie Knox, Hullett, 40 pts. 2. Pam Carter, HC, 38 pts. SENIOR BOYS 1. Mark Bylsma, Clinton CS, 56 pts. 2. Shawn Chipchase, Clinton PS, 55 pts. St. Columban soccer • from page 13A scoring with one goal. On Wednesday June 1 the St. Columban Mosquito I team hosted Ilderton and came away triumphant by the narrow margin of 3-2. Atom players Greg Van Bake! and Greg Visser joined the Mosquitoes for this game as three regulars were absent. Both played very well. Steve Melnally scored once along with Colin Devereaux and Darryl Cronin. Il- 2 Grip the bat loosely In your fingers not your palms Your grip will lighten up as you swig Into the ball 3 Many players slide their hands up the handle (or better hat control This Is called choking up and It helps you gel the hat around more. quickly For more Information on Petro Canada Play Ball phone I 1100 268 2244 This Ad Sponsored by C.J.'S AUTO SERVICE 23 Goderich St., Senf orth "A Petro -Canada Dealer" 527-0333 derton scored one of their goals on a penalty shot. On Thursday June 2, the St. Columban Squirts defeated Exeter I in Dublin by the score of 6-0. Goalscorers for St. Columban were J.D. Nolan with two, Larry Kelly with two and Scott Van Dooren and Stephen Cook each scoring once. The Squirt team seems to be on a roll as they have outscored their op- position 18-0 in two games. ' We're perfectly located to handle your crop When it's time to market your crop. you'll find all the services. facilities and expertise you need are close -by at Cook's. We go out of our way to give you the best possible prices, terms and options to make all your hard work pay off. When it's time to deliver your crop. make Cook's your destination. Where you con trade with confidence" - Division of Gerbro (9987) Inc Hensall 262-2410 Centralia Kirkton 228-6661 229-8986 Walton 527-1540 887-9261 A MESSAGE G FROM RA D Y COLLINS At Hully Gully, part of our success has been the ability to change with the times. Recent market shifts have allowed us to greatly in- crease our involvement in lawn and garden equipment, and to enter the marine market, while continuing our strength in A.T. V. 's, motor- cycles, and snowmobiles. One of the biggest changes in our history will come this Saturday, when we will close our Varna location, and consolidate all of our resources into our London location. This was not an easy decision to make, but we realized that it was necessary to centralize our opera- tion in order to do a proper job of expanding our horizons even further. All of the key Hully Gully people that you have come to rely on will be under one roof at the corner of Wharncliffe and Southdale. For your convenience, we've installed an in -watts parts line (1-800-265-0926) and a fax line (685-9870). We look forward to seeing all our old friends, and making many new ones at Hully Gully in London. Randy Collins vPresident 'u " L� Hully Gully ' We're perfectly located to handle your crop When it's time to market your crop. you'll find all the services. facilities and expertise you need are close -by at Cook's. We go out of our way to give you the best possible prices, terms and options to make all your hard work pay off. When it's time to deliver your crop. make Cook's your destination. Where you con trade with confidence" - Division of Gerbro (9987) Inc Hensall 262-2410 Centralia Kirkton 228-6661 229-8986 Walton 527-1540 887-9261