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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1987-07-01, Page 6Informative advertising helps lower the price of goods. CANADIAN ADVERTISING FOUNDATION , • A6 --- THE,HURQN EXPOSITOR, JULY 1, 1987 BOOKS, BQOKS, AND MORE BOOKS -There were many books ranging from mystery to romance to educational at the book safe held at the Seaforth Public Library Satur- day, The sale raised $380 to help the library spruce up theircollection of books, People young and old took time out of their weekends to browse through the selection, Blake photo . BIRTHS UPSHALL - Floyd and Rosemary are pleas- ed to announce the arrival of their daughter, Lisa Catherine on June 19, 1987 weighing 7 lbs. 8 ozs. A 'little playmate for Julie and David, Proud grandparents are Jack and Marg Upshall of Staffa, Reita David of Ayton and Edward David of Fordwich, • FLANAGAN - Larryand Joanne Flanagan announce the birth of their daughter, Erin Catherine on Thursday, June •25, 1987 at Clinton Public Hospital weighing 6 lbs., 10 ozs. Erin is a little sister for Lawrence, Car- rie and Andrea and another granddaughter for Clarence and Lauren Maloney and Bill and Connie Flanagan. CHESSELL - Pete and Marie (,Kerslake) are pleased to announce thebirth of their se- cond spn David Bennett at South Huron Hospit81, Exeter, weighing 9 lbs., 1 oz. on June 17, 1987. - Canadian :Open:. provides excit.i.n As I'm writing this, younger brother Ian is hi the middle of a qualifying round for the 78th Canadian Open which begins Thursday at the Glen Abbey Golf Course in Oakville. Last year Ian gained an exemption into the Open •and provided some excitement for area golf fans. Hopefully by press time we will have more information on Ian's' 1987 status. Whether or not we have a local boy in the event, golf fans from,this area are pro- vided with an ideal opportunity_ to see their • ••favorite golf pros in action a mere two hour drive from here, . Competition begins Thursday and con - and ties. The ProAm -is on Wednesday before competition begins. On Thursday and . Friday with a full field the players begin tee- ing off early in the mining and play will - continue until late afternoon. Onthe weekend the play begins a bit later. General admission to the grounds is $10•fot the Pro - Am on Wednesday as it was on Tuesday for the. practise. round. During the actual play- ing days the admission goes up to $22 for the day. Although camerasare allowed at the proAm they are"not allowed during the•com- petition days. To get to Glen Abbey from • Seaforth just pickup Highway 401 west to Trafalgar Rd South. Take Trafalgar south to Highway 5 and then go west to the Third Line, and south to Upper. Middle Road .where.you'll see signs for spectator parking: There is a parking fee and parking is quite distant from the entrance, however a shuttle will take you back and forth to the gate. - It is wise to dress for the weather keeping in mind that umbrellas do double time as sun shaders on very hot days. Wear a hat and good comfortable walking shoes:' because the course is' long, hilly, and locating your favorite"golf pro can bean ex-. hausting task when your feet hurt. tbe' inues throughon untilFriday Sunday from165 withtothe thetofieldp70 • cut . ON :THE GREENS by rarolanne Doig Binoculars are also a handy thing to carry and maybe an inflatable cushion or folding chair for fans who, intend to pick a spotfor the day and let the golfers do the walking.. An autograph book and pen is perfect for autograph seekers but keep in mind -spec- tators must stay behind the gallery ropes and should not interrupt the players during the -play of -a hole. The best time. to see autographs is after the play•of a hole when • the players are heading to the next tee, or at the practise putting green and hitting areas. Proper golf etiquette should be observed by fans and it is always amazing to see thou- sand of cheering fans hush until you could hear a • pin drop when the next player is about to make a shot. There are refreshment tents on the course and the proshop is open to the general public where you can purchase clothing, and equip- ment. • Thereare also several souvenir • stands where•hats and teeshirts can be bought. 'The clubhouse. is off limits to. the general public and only those •with clubhouse privileges are allowed inside dur- ing the open. Golf House's also open. It is just a five minute walls from the proshop and is the home of the Canadian Gdlf Hall of 'Fame and the Golf Museum. It is well worth a visit. At the back of Golf"House and just behind the Proshop is the caddy area and contestant's lounge and, locker area. This, is also an ideal spot for autograph hunters since the players :arrive arid leave by courtesy car in this area. • When you arrive at the course pickup a pairing .sheet and Mid 'the nearest Water. board'. If you allow about 15 minutes per hole you will be able to guestimate quite ac- curately where your pro is located at any time.' The pairing sheet tells who is golfing with who, what' time they teed off and whether they started on the 1st or 10th tees. The locator boardsshow where groups are- on reon the course and the leader boards, (all k electronic) tell who slit the -Wad and give some` background info on the pros playing that particular hole, 'Golf is unlike any other spectator sport. You don't just pay your admission,' take a seat and watch the action unfold before you. If you are not organized you can spend an entire day running around the course and . never see anything exciting. Some people like to follow a group for the entire 18 holes. This way they •see the whole course and if • • they are following a hot player they will see some great. shots too. Other people have a favorite hole where they like to park for the entire day and let the players -pass them by. Usually par 3 holes .are popular because. there's always a chance that you'll see a =,• hole in one. The 18th is also a popular place to. park yourself as it is the finishing hole and a great place to see the final action...but get there early to find a spot especially on Sunday. ' If you require any. additionah:informatin you can call Golf Reuse or even here at the Proshop and we'll try to help you out. Men's night winners last week were: Bill Robertson, Gary Schenck, Bob Henderson, • 'and Moe Huard: WOOF /.;. aaemttnon--esvraacaerar tpr/-i,/.., rmrmnmiamua✓iaiar,inn.,/g,mu�snmwraiaoe�rmm�rarur i szw.s» av /fy ////5p�eaa.FtViy/9102%Y� .d15Ad.&/X0. 45 ROM fze<oev.Wtb E,EMEE x• rs' NAT 1[000 ///01,M. C.ov,07 01::;1;//Z44/"; . U' /J NY/A .00. 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