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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1988-07-13, Page 9THE HURON EXPOSITOR, JULY 13, 1988 — 9A Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada LIFt & MORTGAGE INSURANCE PLANS DEFERRED ANNUITIES, INCOME TAX DEDUCTIBLE RRSP RRIF'S NON-SMOKERS RATES AVAILABLE Rep. ARNOLD STINNISSEN 117 Goder,ch St. East, Soalorth Tel. 5274410 Water Well DRILLING W.D. Hopper and Sons 4 MODERN ROTARY RIGS Nell Dud Jim 527-1737 527-0828 527-0775 A SWING AND A MISS - This ball snuck past Delores O'Dwyer of the Seaforth Sw- ingers, but not many more got past the Swinger's batters and they won the "A" division • of the Walton ladies slopitch tournament. Corbett photo. MARLENE HOLMAN, who plays second base for the Seaforth Swingers, tags out an Atwood base runner in the second game of the Swingers drive to win the Walton Ladies Slopitch Tournament. Corbett photo. *Seniors' League - Mondays, 9 a.m. *Ladies' Night - Mondays, 4 p.m. *Juniors' Morning - Tuesdays, 9 a.m. *Men's Night - Tuesdays, 4 p.m. 'Couples' Night - 2nd and 4th Fridays, 6 p.m. Visit our Pro Shop for all your golfing needs YES, we do BOOK TEE -OFF TIMES on Saturda a and Sunda, a THE SEAFORTH SWINGERS won the Walton Ladies Slopitch Tourney '88 on the weekend, when they defeated a Goderich team in the finals on. Saturday by a score of 18-16 in overtime. They beat Monkton in their first game 19-18 in eight innings, and Monkton went on to win the B championship. And they took At- wood in their second game 16-13. Here Terri Dale makes it to first base before the ball. Corbett photo. Annual , West Branch - Seaforth Sister City international Games JULY 29, 30, 31 in West Branch, Michigan, U.S.A. Participate in events such- as fastball, softball, golf and track & field. To register or for more information, please call the Recreation Office. 527-0882 NESBIT ELECTRIC LTD. Kirkton 229-8222 Golfers persist despite desert -like weather In spite of the oppressive heat and baked conditions, activities continued for local and area golfers. The Seaforth Community Hospital held its second annual fund raising tournament on Wednesday. Over 60 golfers braved the Sahara -like conditions, playing 18 holes. When the final tally was taken Ann Adams from Seaforth led the field with a one under par 71. On Saturday the Legion Zone tournament was held with 76 golfers taking part from area legions. Mike Marion won the event with a 73. At ladies night on July 4 our ladies hosted a contingent of golfers from Mitchell, Iron- wood and Sunset. Jean Haggitt and Linda Doig were low scrorers with 43. Helen Chessell from Mitchell had the low out-of- town score. Least putts were Jean Haggitt (Seaforth) and Leta Butler (Mitchell). Closest to the flag was Ruth Mercer from Ironwood. Calloway winners were Joan Wood and Mad Anderson. July 11 the ladies go to Bluewater for a fun night of golf. Next Monday night preparations will be finalized for the Ladies Invitational on Wednesday, July 20. Anyone interested should get their entry in now. Ladies are also reminded to get their matches played as soon as possible. The senior league on Monday mornings appears to have taken off as each week more men and women attend the nine hole SEE US FOR ALL YOUR NEEDS "Industrial * Farm ' Residential *Pole Line Construction ON THE GREENS •Bucket Truck Service •Hydro Polos •Electric Motor Repairs • Rewinding •Soles and Service by Carolanne Doig event. There are many more seniors who would enjoy this event so come on out every Monday at 9 a.m. Tuesday night the men's night winners were: Jim Watson Jr. with 12 putts and the team of Cam Doig and Bill Roberton. Men are reminded to keep the matches moving for the Brad Smith -Don Eaton trophy. Junior Morning on Tuesday was a scram- ble format. The winning team consisted of Karston Carroll, Carly Price and John McKercher with a 33. Karston Carroll's 75 score was good enough to win the Optimist event at Sunset last week. The Seaforth juniors did excep- tionally well with seven out of eight juniors from here advancing to the Regional at Craigowan in Woodstock. Other golfers ad- vancing are: Jason Patterson, Mike Weber, Derek Gridzak, Dave McNairn, Jill Wood, Jennifer Marion. The Junior match play draw has been made and juniors are encouraged to begin their matches soon for the Sills Trophy. The Couples' Night events held the second and fourth Fridays of each month are becoming a popular way to spend, a Friday evening. Last Friday the Calloway han- dicapping system was used. Jim and Betty Watson finished first followed by Dianna and Steve Steep. The next couples night is July 22. Come on out and join the fun. Upcoming events include: Wednesday, July 13 the tee will be closed until 4 p.m. for Hart Ford Mercury tournament. On Thurs- day the Huron County Reeves tournament means a closed tee until 4 p.m. On Wednesday, July 20 the tee will be clos- ed until 6 p.m. for the ladies invitation. Rule Of the Week: Q. A player rotates his ball on the putting green to line up the trademark with the hole. He did not lift the ball, mark its position or change its position. Is there a penalty? A. Yes, one stroke for touching the ball other than as provided for in the Rules - Rule 18-2a. Under Rules 16 -lb and 20-1, a ball on the putting green may be lifted (or touched and rotated) after its posi- tion has been marked. H the player had marked the position of the ball before rotating it, there would have been no penalty. Soccer Atoms unbeaten in two seasons SQUIRTS On Monday, July 4, the St. Columban Squirts travelled to Goderich for an exhibi- tion game and won 4-1. Scoring for St. Columban were Larry Kel- ly with two and J.D. Nolan and Scott Van Dooren with one each. On Thursday, July 7, the St. Columban Squirts hosted the Lucan II Squirt team in Dublin in a game that saw two unbeaten teams square off. The Home Squirts had lit- tle trouble as they beat Lucan 7-2. Scoring for St. Columban were Larry Kel- ly with three goals, Scott Van Dooren with two, J.D. Nolan with one and Jared Murray with his first goal of the season. ATOMS After going unbeaten last year in winning the Lucan and District Soccer League Championship, the Atoms are still unbeaten, winning the six games they've played this year. The latest victim was the Lucan I Atom team on Monday July 4 in St. Columban, when they were beaten 5-1. Scoring for St. Columban were Mark Van Dooren scoring two with Greg Visser, Chris Marion and Brandon Nash all getting singles. MOSQ I The St. C-olumban Mose I team ran their season's record to 5 wins, 1 loss and 1 tie when Exeter came to St. Cotumoan on For Service Call 229-8222 or 1-800-265-2938 AFTER 6 P.M. CALL TOM RAPSON 527-1643 FITNESS IS FUN When you work at your own pace!! - by: Drusilla Leitch - begins: Tuesday, July 19 - 8:30 a.m. - where: Seaforth & District Community Centres - when: every Tuesday and Thursday morning for 6 weeks - to register: please call the Recreation Office 527-0882 Wednesday, July 6. Despite jumping to a 4-1 halftime lead, the St. Columban Mosq I couldn't hold Exeter off and the game ended in a 4-4 tie. Scoring for St. Columban were Jason Henderson with two and Colin Devereaux and Mike Weber scoring one each. PEE WEE Steve Shewan got his first shutout of the season as the St. Columban PeeWees beat Nairn 4-0 in St. Columban on Tuesday, July 5. Scoring for St. Columban were Brian Melady, Steve Papple, Steve Bicknell -and Sean Vosper. Seaforth Iawnbowlers active despite weather Seaforth Lawn Bowlers have been active this past week despite the extremely hot weather. In out of town tournaments, Sandy Pepper and Eileen Adamson captured first prize at Wingham mixed pairs. The team of Bill Brown and Carol Carter also were two game winners at Stratford's Samsonite tourna- ment. At Brussels last Thursday, Art and Mary Finlayson were two game prize win- ners. The rink of Jean Lunn, Eileen Adam- son and Carol Carter also were two game winners at Atwood ladies trebles last Tues- day. In ladies pairs at Wingham, Brenda Empey and Mary Finlayson won first prize while Eileen Adamson and Olive Papple were third. Several Seaforth teams attended the Mitchell M and M tournament on Saturday. Bowling in the second stage of the Ladies Provincial Zone A Playdowns in Woodstock on Saturday Brenda Empey and Mary Finlayson won games over Woodstock and Ridgetown but lost out to the London Fair- mont Club ladies of Jean Wintermute and Marilyn Hart. The Fairmont Club were suc- cessful urcessful in winning the ladies pairs, trebles, singles and fillies and will now advance to the third stage playdowns at Brampton on July 16. There will be a men's pairs tournament at the Seaforth Club on Wednesday, July 13 and a good entry is hoped for. Good bowling to all. Under 17s battle to 4-2 win St. Columban's under 17 soccer team travelled to Exeter on July 4 to play what turned out to be its toughest game this year. However, St. Columban battled to a 4 to 2 victory. Brad Carter started the scoring by rushing past the Exeter defenders and shooting a low shot to the far corner. The St. Columban players looked very sluggish for the remainder of the first half which allowed Exeter to score two goons and take the lead 2 to 1 at half time. St. Columban regrouped at half time and turned the game around in the second half. Brad Carter tied the score by deflecting in a corner kick taken by Evan Aitcheson. Ray- mond put St. Columban up by one with a hard shot that the Esteter goalie could not handle. Steve Ryan ended the scoring late in the game. BILL 113 —RETAIL BUSINESS HOLIDAY'S ACT, 1988 AND BILL 114 —EMPLOYMENT STANDARDS AMENDMENT ACT 1 1988 The Standing Committee on Administration of Justice will meet to consider Bills 113 and 114 commencing Wednesday, August 3, 1988 in the Legislative Building, Queen's Park, Toronto, Ontario and other locations throughout the province as may be required. The Committee invites written submissions from individuals, groups or organizations wishing to comment on the above- mentioned Bills. 411 briefs should be deposited with the Clerk of the Committee no later than Wednesday, September 14, 1988. Requests for appointments to appear before the Committee to make an oral presentation should be directed to the Clerk of the Committee not later than Friday, August 5, 1988 for consider- ation of the Committee.' ROBERT CALLAHAN, M.P.P. DEBORAH DELLER Chairman Clerk of the Committee Room 472, Legislative Building, Queen's Park, Toronto, Ontario M7A 1A2 Telephone: 416/963-2977 Collect calls will be accepted. Legislative Assembly of Ontario Ontario