The Huron Expositor, 1986-04-30, Page 10A10. THE HURON EXPOSITOR, APRIL 30. 1986
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J TRICKY STUNT — A member of the Aces High BMX stur, team makes a successful lea
()1 We feel our prices are the best in the area -you be the judge! " over the outstretched lege of a member of the group's creU; during a performance at th
% Seaforth and District Community Centres on Saturday afternon.
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1 Nursery Stock of every kind...
l *Fruit Trees *Roses *Deciduous *Evergreens
l *Box Plants *Hanging Baskets*Bird Menagerie
*Roses (reg. & miniature) *Water Plants *Cut Flowers
* Tropicals * Perennials (over 600 kinds)
*I-Ierbs & Spices'(close to 300 kinds)
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Ringette fashion
show coming up
Seaforth and District Ringette presents a
SPRING FASHION SHOW on Thursday at 8
p.m. at the Seaforth and District Community
Centres. Admission is $6. Dessert and
beverages will be provided and many door
prizes can be won. The show will feature
fashions from Kiki's of Seaforth, Seaforth
Golf and Country Club, Collin's Wedding
People of London, L{ynda's of Stratford, and
The •Wardrobe from Bayfield. Come check
out the new fashions.
The Seaforth Mens BALL HOCKEY
LEAGUE will be having their last meeting
before the season starts on Thursday. A1I
teams that wish to play this year must be
represented. Any new teams that wish to play
can also come to this meeting. It will,be held
at the Arena at 8 p.m. For more information
about the Ball Hockey League call the
Recreation Office at 527-0882.
SEAFORTH SENIOR GAMES TONIGHT.
Contract Bridge will be played at the Seaforth
Legion starting at 7:30 p.m. Future games
include euchre Monday at the Legion at 7:30
p.m.; darts at the Legion at 7:30 p.m, and
shuffleboard on Wednesday at the arena at
1:30 p.m. sharp.
Summer RECREATION PROGRAMS will
start this year in the first week in July. The
Recreation Department will be taking regi-
strations now. You may register for Play -
for $50, half daund and ys or sevchool en l time
will be $30
p and one full week will be $15. You can also
holo register for The Leader -in -Training Program
Raftia
P which will run for'S weeks. The cost is also
11 ON THE GREENS
by Carolinne Doig
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DON'T FORGET MOTHER'S
DAY IS MAY llthi
' Hours: 8:00 a.m. 'til dark
7 days a week April to June 22, 1986
days a week J LIOR Mt1r'cb,.a987.
at I GERALD BRICKMAN, RR NO. 1
j SEBRINGVILLE (WARTBURG)
LINFASHIONED GE
0 000 to cheese frees
each' l pi
perfect fir golfing
$50. Please make a special effort to apply
early.
The SEAFORTH AND DISTRICT MINOR
SOCCER ASSOCIATION will have its first
practice on Wednesday, May 7. Squirts will
be at the Optimist Park 5:30 p.m. Atoms will
be at the high school at 5:30 p.m. and
Mosquito will be the High School at 5:30 p.m.
everyone that registered should attend
practice.
1 For RENTAL OF ALL BALL DIAMONDS
1 month of April. The results were ots of sore glue cher
and len of sunburned arms and have left a
It's been a long time since we had two in the long rtt . It's a good habit to get into.
please call the Recreation Office at 52.7-0882.
weekends in a row perfect for golf in the When leaving 18th green give another
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legs,if went la after lap trying to to hand in any4
you will not only notice if you Having a FAMILY REUNION, want a
as golfers ubs.you might have found on 527-0882 for reservations and information.
our (rave s. oat 'golf clubs are found by
/ make up for the long co d winter. y THE SECOND ANNUAL HOME & GAR-
,One of the things I noticed most last honest golfers 'who have every intention of DEN SHOW was a great success. The
J weekend was the number of lost golfdubs. It handing themie to the pro shop aftera round, Seaforth and District Minor Baseball Asso-
seemed every five minutes someone was but they are often forgotten, taken home and
- bringing in a club they had found or someone not thought o: Again until the next round of elation would like to thank all parents thathelped out during the weekend. They would
„was asking for one they had lost. Most of the golf, sometime weeks later. also like to say a special thank you to the Boy
dubs were found beside the green and 90 per Checking dins before teeing off, and after Scouts for the good work they put into the
lcent were either 9 irons or pitching wedges. I the round wit certainly help reduce the show. Door prize winners were: J. Van
but there are
think now is 'the time of year tou start number of du» that are lost, Doornik, Marie Sutherland, Troy Pierce,
practising good habits on the golf course, so other ways to esep the lost and found from
Patti Fuhr, John Lansink Sr., Stacey Phillips,
„ I'll provide a few hints for those who are overflowing. Luning why so many clubs are Bradley Van Bakel, Catherine Dupee, Art
forever leaving clubs behind and retracing lost is part of:the solution to the problem. Finlayson, Ted Vanden Wouden, Gorr!4f we
j theirstepsdge. in a frantic search for their favorite Most clubs tha:are handed in are clubs used
around the green, either putters, chippers or PullmanH eters Byers, Perry Schunm, Yeny
Demaliens, Mary Nesbitt, Larry McLean,
wedges. Many lfers to save time and stetps
In the rule book it states you are only g th Sharon Medd, Steven Phillips, Don
allowed to play the game with a maximum of will take their chipper and are oDupee, and after Jeff Dick, Stan Motyckie, Lynda McNaugh-
use of too many dubs and that is why at the chipping on, drrpp the dub on the ground and ton Ben Vanden Akker, Agnes Russell, Betty
start of any major event you will see the pro proceed onto the green to putt. in the Kittar, Ann Marie Smith, Charlene Petrie,
check his golf bag arid count his clubs. Many excitement of finking a long 2footg putt or Ina Seri' ins Audrey Schenk, Hazel Gemmell,
beginners and liver a golfers don't need or the frs will ionnl missing a footer, many Tyler Papple, Orville Workman, Olive
use a fiill'set aisrefore they don't always t golfers will leai?the green and never give the Varley, Tom Tippington, Henrietta Brown,
notice when a club missing.....that is until 'chipper or weV a second thought. if they Ethel Boyes, Paulen Bennett and Michelle
a they try to use it on the next hole. Counting don't check thei'dubs before teeing off for Mheowan.
fyour dubs orf each tee, or at least giving them the next hole, ttey will not discover their loss K you see your name or someone you know
Aa quick perusal will help to prevent worried until they need hat club again, usually when on this list please come to the Arena to pick up
_ . •/ lookswearied steps, and costly replacement. approaching the next green. Then all the our prize.
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