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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1986-05-07, Page 7dt • B CHAMPS — The Red Team were the 8 champions In the Hansall men's reo hockey,league. Receiving their trophy at the awards dinner were, back, left, BIII Downey, Steve McGregor, Earl McNab , Brad Sangster, Casey Klaver, Darren Moir and front, Pat Melady, Murray McGregor, captain Lyle Kinsman, Ken Alkenhead and Mark McGregor, Missing; Bill Consitt, Les Consitt, Al .Quick, Bob Malone, Rick Klaver, Matt Klaver and Joe Feeney. Exeter Times-Advooate Photo SCOREBOARD t LADIES INDUSTRIAL BALL TRAMS GUEENB Carol Barry, Jaokle Nobel, Deb Murray, Ohrletlno Preaogator, Patricia Schantz, Brenda May, Nanoy Anstalt Linda Grldzek, Susan Scott, Joanne Johnaton, Judy Saarrow, KEN SMITH Lynn Devereaux, Hilda Young, Judy Mall, Deb Janmaat, Karen Glanville, Donne Arta, Patti Ann Grldzalt, Lisa Preazaator, klpaale Kiefer, Linda Dillon, Glenda Dodder), KENT MURRAY Janice Murray, Sandra Butt, Sherry Tunnoy, Dob Dupuis, Leanne McKay, Cindy Engel, Poggy Dale, Sandra Hunt, Nancy Storey, Lynn Nigh, Cheryl McClure, MoNICHOLS Nancy Grldzak, Carol Bonnewlea, Olga Stoll, Linda Brown, Dianne MoGrelh, Mary Margaret Noah, Janice Leonhardt, Judy Anstalt; Searlotl Swan, Sharon Cody, Deb Martin, Dianne Gridzak. "Anyone having a sweater from last year, please give It to Cheryl McClure. THE HURON EXPOSITOR, MAY 7, 1986 -- A7 All mak.p of APPLIANCES. REPAIRED by quallflod tochnlelanr "AUTHORIZED WARRANTY REPAIR DEPOT FOR MOST NAME BRANDS, For S.rvlco Plaaso cam 393.6100 ar 337.1313 (spaforth) VAN PELT'S USED F1)KNITURE & APPLIANCES "We buy small & complete lots of Household Items" Main St., 340-8244 Mitchell Equipment needs spring cleaning While many people are spring cleaning the garage, the house or the yard, golfers everywhere are spring cleaning their equip- ment in hopes it will be the beginning of a great year of golf. It, can be a lot of fun cleaning out the golf bag and rereading a crinkled scorecard from the previous season, especially if it was a good round. There are often a few surprises when the bag is tipped upside down and out corn the spare set of car keys, odd socks, a decrepid looking glove, and all, manlier of gum wrappings, bottle caps, pencils and loose change. No wonder your balk was aching at the end of the season! Once the golf bag's pouches and interior have been emptied, it's time to give it a good cleaning. Most bags today are made from vinyl or nylon and are easily cleaned with hot, soapy water, For those who do have the luxury of a good leather golf bag, then the saddle soap treatment is the answer. .After cleaning, reload the bag organizing the pouches for convenience. Instead of Just dumping tees, balls, and markers into the ball pouch, separate them into clear plastic bags. This will save time on the tee during play. Air out your umbrella and rain gear, fold it carefully and place in the apparel pouch and umbrella holder, ready for a surprise shower. Now's the time to make sure your raingear is in shape, not in the middle of a downpour. Golf balls should be sorted and cleaned. Any old and ill used balls should be discarded or if in relatively good shape, added to your practise bag. Golf balls do age and it is wise to start off the season with plenty of new ones.' Just a reminder when cleaning balls don't use bleach as this will turn the paint yellow. Now for the clubs. iron's should be cleaned with warm water and detergent and always dried to prevent rust, The Faces can be lightly scoured with a fine scouring pad or fine AUTO PARTS B SUPPLIES PARTS & ACCESSORIES for all makes of cora 8 trucks EITHER UPPLY ,SEAFORTH // 527.0514, ON THE GREENS by Carolanne Doig emery paper. A toothbrush is also handy for cleaning the faces of irons, Keeping the irons clean during play is top priority with any good golfer, Most professional caddies carry two towels, one dry and one damp, and the clubs are cleaned and dried after each shot. If the scoring lines on the irons are kept clean between shots then it's much easier to get the proper spin on the ball, When storing irons for an extended period of time it is wise to lightly oil them and this will keep the rust bugs away. Wood heads should be kept clean and dry at all times with occasional polishing and revarnishing. Since hot temperatures cause the epoxy to loosen,in wood heads it Is best to avoid extreme temperatures in places where woods are stored. Always keep headcovers on the woods to prevent scratches and nicks. However should the headcovers become wet, they should be dried before the clubs are covered add stored. Most grips today are rubber or composition although some of the better golfers prefer leather grips. Rubber or composition grips can he cleaned with hot soapy water and if they have become shiny and smooth, a little sanding will make them easier to hang onto. Leather grips should be treated with leather cleaners and conditioners. Once all your clubs ate cleaned and polished and the headcovers, umbrella, raingear, and towels are cleaned and aired, organizing the bag Is easy. A few extra pencils, scorecards, a rule book, and an extra pair of socks are handy additions to carry. The Seaforth & District Ringette would like to say Thank You to everyone who participated or helped in any way to make our Fashion Show a big success. THANK YOU ONE AND ALL! 0 Shoes are a very important part of any golfer's gear. Leather shoes should be cleaned with special leather cleaners and conditioners and perhaps treated with a water repellent. Manmade shoes are cleaned with warm, soapy water. Check your laces and perhaps stash an extra pair In your golf bag, just In case. Spikes should be replaced once they are gra to two-thirds worn. Most steel spikes are good for about 70 rounds of golf. If you are checking your old shoes or are getting a new pair, you may want to remove the spikes and coat the threads with vaseline, This will prevent rust and possible destruc- tion of threads. Pull carts are a popular way to get the clubs around the course, but there's nothing more annoying than a squeaky pull cart or one with wobbly wheels and rickety handles. Now's the time to check the bearings, oil the parts and renew the bungey cords or fastening straps. Many golfers on the go keep their clubs in the trunk of the car. This is probably the worst place you can keep them since temperature and moisture fluctuations will damage woods, and the bumping around will cause scratching, nicks and bent shafts, IGalf equipment can'vary in price and q ality to suit any golfer's budget. Whether ydu have the ultimate or just the basics, it's important to take care of what you have. This will benefit your game and increase the resale or trade in value of your clubs. Ladies and Men's nights are underway, the match plays will begin soon as well as the Crown Life Playdowns. ELLIGSEN ¶IcTRIqCi LTD. "PoLE LIi E CONST CTION 11 GODERICH ST. E. 527-1870 , 1.1 a... -.,Ab M01W11 Ouddme 24 Hour Emergency Service C.R. No.4 Walton PHONE: 345-2447 THE SEAFORTH SPORTSMEN'S CLUB would like to say 1 THANKYOU to the following sponsors for assistance In making their Trout Derby such a success Seaforth Legion Topnotch Feeds Limited Hunky Dory Charters Seaforth Insurance Broker Ltd. Canadian Tire Hostess Foods Erle Huron Beverages Tuckey Beverages Seaforth Co-op Brian Nuhn 41.11•INNt► Lyons Food Market Pizza Train Stedmans Archie's Sunoco Lions Club Prov, of Ontario Savings Office Can, Imperial Bank of Commerce Toronto ,Dominion Bank Brucefleld Variety — NOTICE — CENTENAIRE JR. 'D' ANNUAL MEETING Seaforth and District Community Centres Upstairs Hall towger ".9711/ ��p O 4%4 OPQ ��...�liiniilfltr�oLN,ltitl�in�,n)ukfs: C `nE i�.�wrr1 Ft}�j91 FORE MOMS OF(COURSE! 1rr,u Morn (0 a GIFT OF GOLF Golf wear, Fgwpment. 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