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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1990-09-12, Page 1010 I HE HURON EXPOSITOR, SEPTEMBER 12, 1 Walsh captures Seaforth Invitational with p ayoff birdie The weather did exactly what it was supposed to do taus pal Satur- day , and provided a petfoct day of golfing for the field of 200 inter- national golfers at the 1990 Seaforth Goll and Country Club Men's inv itauoual tounuunwu. An international turnout traveled to the Seaforth club, but it was arca golfer Brad Wash of Stratford who won the day, playing off to a low groats score of 67 agauist London golfer Tom Faulds. Walsh clinched the utle with a birdie on the fust extra hole over Faulds, who captured first thio low gross with 67. Seaforth golfer Rick Wood walked away with the low net over the field for the day, scoring 63. Otter top scores for the day included K. Adderly (87), Low Bermudian and Brad Rosiar, with the Long Drive tide for numbs 4. Closest to the flags were Devon Hamilton (03), Toon Faulds (010), Ron Steeper (113), Ken Moon (015) and Todd Doig (116). Organizers are pleased with the turnout for the annual uwuatsonal, which this year hosted golfers from Bermuda, England, Scandinavia and the U.S. along with a host of On- tario golfers and a healthy local field of 50 Seaforth and area gol- fers. FIRST ELITE 1st low groSS - Tom Faulds, Lan- don, 67. 1st low net - Ptte McKin- non, Chatham, 65. 2nd kow gross - Rob Killeen, London, 69. 2nd low net - Jim Dale, Listowel, 66. 3rd low gross - Jim Walker, Kita, 70. 3rd low net - Mark McKenzie, Pike Lake, 67 R. 4th low grow - Beaver, 70. 4th low net - Seppo Hynonen, 67. Sth low gruss - Len Foran, 70 R. 5th low net - Dirt DeVries, 67 R. 6th low grass - Ted McCahill, 71 R. 6th low net - Terry Newman, 68 R. 7th low gross - Brad Rosiar, 71. 7th low net - Fish Herring, 68. 8th low gross - John Bruce Sr., 72. 8th low net - Tony Ravenda, 68. 9th low gross - Keith Stein Jr.. 72. KARATE BEGINNERS COURSE 8 Classes HOURS: Monday & Wednesday 7 pm - 8:30 pm Classes available for men, women and children. STARTS: Monday September 17 COST: ONLY $12.00 Classes held at Goderich Township Hall in Holmesville. For Pre -registration or Information Phone: 482-3634 by `3eptember 14. For Chileren's Classes (Age 6-10) Phone Goderich Rec. Dept. 524-2125 . TAI CHI 7 P.M. - Tuesday Evenings at B.M.FtG. Community Centre Join us Sept. 25th for a FREE DEMONSTRATION COME AND SEE WHAT TAI CHI IS ALL ABOUT. JOIN IN THE FUN! i SERVICE SPECIAL OIL CHANGE •Includes up to 5 Litres of Oil •New Filter ALL FOR ONLY CARS AND LIGHT TRUCKS 95 BOOK AN APPOINTMENT *TM Ft1sadly Dalir nil The ill Hart" 1 HIGHWAY B WEST SEAFORTH 527-1010 9dt low net - Budd Boyei, 68. 10th low gross - Brian McIntyre, 72. 10th low act - Ace, 69. 11th low gross - Tun Wont, 74. 1 1th low net - Jim Btuclull, 69. SECOND FLITE 1st low gross - Vic .Racnard, Wheatley, 74. lit low net - Pete Johnston, 66. 2nd tow gross - Dwayne Keinp, Pike Lake, 74. 2nd low net - Mike Churchill, Pike Lane, 66. 3rd low gross - Gary England, 77. 3rd low net - Bruce Wilson, Burlington, 67. 4th low groom Rob Core, Seaforth, 78. 4th low net - Gard Foran, 68. Sth low gross - Dennis Nielsen, 80. 5th low net - Bob Kistna, 69. 6th low gross - Bill MacLean, 82. 6th low net - Rick Leonhardt, 71. 7th low gross - Paul Eichorn, 83. 7th low net - Fred Leitch, 71. 8th low gross - Paul Lagerwolf, 83. Gerry Beck, 72. 9th low gross - Bob Guitar, 84. 9th low net - Ron Steeper, 72. 10th low gross - Joe Dick, 84. 10th low net - K. Adderly, 73. 11th low gross - Ray Baker, 84. 11th low net Kevin Craig, 73. THIRD FLITE 1st low gross - Paul Stunt, Toronto, 79. 1st low net - Tom Devereaux, Seaforth, 67. 2nd low gross - Brian Carroll, Strathroy, 83. 2nd low net - Ken Wheatley, Bermuda, 67. 3rd low gross - Iry Cowen, 85. 3rd low net - Gord Cane, 67. 4th low gross - Devon Hamilton, 86. 4th low net - Terry Johnston, 68. 5th low gross - Bob Beausoleil, 86. 5th low net - 1 GOLF CHAMP - Brad Walsh (right) of Stratford received a trophy from Seaforth Gof and Country Club worker, Cam Doig, September 8. Mr. Walsh won the low gross score (67) in the Club's Men's Invititational Tournament. Oxford photo. Jim VanDale, 68. 6th low gross - Rick Ornato, 87. 6th low net - Ken Ahrens, 69. 7th low gross - Dean Netzke, 87. 7th low net - Eric Cos- ten, 70. 8th low gross - Ron South- gate. 8th low net - Henry Kim. 9th low gross - Leighton Lynch, 87. 9th low net - Cliff Marchand, 70. 10th low gross - Dick Bileak, 89. 10th low net - Bill Blair, 70. 1 lth low gross - Terry O'Connor, 90. 11th low net - Burt Urquart. Recreational tap dance classes may �n The Seaforth Recreation and Parks Committee are now accepting nominations for the ANNUAL CITIZENSHIP AWARDS. These awards are presented annually to three volunteers in Seaforth in the following categories: SERVICE TO SPORTS - A person that volunteers his or her time to sports organizations, or sports in general in Seaforth. CIVIC SERVICE - A person that belongs to a service club or community organization in which he or she contributes many hours of time for the betterment of the community. HUMANITARIAN SERVICE - A person who is con- siderate of mankind, and is willing to give his or her time to help other people. Nominations for these awards will be accepted at the Seaforth Recreation office until Friday, Oc- tober 19, 1990. These awards are chosen based on the individual's contribution to the community in a volunteer capacity. For information, please call the Recreation office at 527-0882. Seaforth and District Minor Hock- ey Association will be hosting a TRAINERS CLINIC on Monday, October 15 beginning at 6 p.m. at the Seaforth and District Com- munity Centres. If you are taking N o��; Martyatthe Recreation interested in this course, contact Recreation Office - 527-0882. SENIOR SHUFFLEBOARD continues every Wednesday after- noon at the Seaforth and District community Centres from 1:30 to 4 p.m. Last weeks winners were: Ladies - Helen MacKenzie (523); Marg Shea (439) and Isabel Gar- diner (428). Men - Oliver Pryce (370); Bert Walters (356) and Bill Kelley (301). The Seaforth Recreation and Parks Commiuee would like to invite everyone to attend a Workshop on VOLUNTEER RECRUITMENT. If you belong to a group or community organization, and are having trouble getting volunteers, this workshop is for you. The Workshop will be held on Wednesday, October 17 1990 at the Seaforth and District Community Centres from 7 to 10 p.m. Admis- sion fee will be $5 per person and coffee and muffins will be served. The workshop leader is Karen Ross of the Central Volunteer Bureau of London. If you are interested in this evening, call the Recreation Office at 527-0882, for registration or more information. The 10th Annual TERRY FOX RUN for Cancer will be held on RECREATION noc�v7�+�ir PREVIEW by (Recreation Director) Marty Bedard Sunday, September 16. The run, walk, ride, will be held at the Van Egmond House starting at 10 a.m. Pledge sheets can be picked up at any Seaforth Bank, Town Hall, the Post Office, the Recreation Office or a variety of downtown mer- chants. For more information on the day please call the Recreation office at 527-0882. FITNESS IS FUN will be held again this fall beginning on Tues- day, September 25 from 9 - 10 a.m. The morning classes will be Tues- day and Thursdays, and the evening classes will be held on Wednesday from 8 - 9 p.m. beginning Septem- ber 26. The Recreation Department will offer a babysitting service for all the mothers that would like to take the morning classes. A small fee will be charged, for this service. Registration will be taken on the first day of classes. For more infor- mation please call the Recreation Office at 527-0882. If you require the babysitting service, please call one week prior to the start of clas- ses, so that a sitter can be arranged. The Seaforth Lioness Club would like to invite everyone out for their YARD AND BAKE SALE on Saturday, September 15 at 8 a.m. This sale will be held at the Lions Park Pavilion. Come out and get some bargains. The Seaforth Agricultural Society will be having a GIANT YARD SALE in the new show barn on Saturday, October 13 from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Any interested vendors wishing to reserve space can do so by calling Lois Hodgen at 527- 0046. A 14 -foot space will cost $8, and each vendor must supply their own tables. Any parent interested in putting their child in RECREATIONAL TAP DANCE should call the Recreation Office at 527-0882. If enough interest is shown, a class will be held at the Arena on Satur- day Mornings. Seaforth groundskeeper hangs up his rake A mixed trebles tournament was held at the Seaforth Greens on September 2, at 1:30 p.m., and Seaforth teams made a clean sweep of the prizes. First prize, sponsored by Etue Insurance, went to Fred and Betty Tilley and Theo Van Bakel with 3 wins and 49 o/p 2. In second place were Art and Mary Finlayson and Grace Broadfoot, 3 wins and 36. Third prize went to Sandy Pepper, Eileen Adamson and Dorothy McCluskie with 2 wins and 40 o/p 2. Fourth went to Lee Ryan, Carol Carter and Bill Brown with 2 wins and 38, and the Con- solation prize went to George Hil- debrand, Thelma Cooms and Carol s4 ',J g-..),16 S-yt1,4 S", i S- t S!,,t�,a S;- S- !i , S ._,t1u S-;th S-4/4 S7,�, I,, S- !,. S.. „tl. S►,9,4 S. -;IL SEE OUR COMPLETE LINE OF BAUER SKATES, THAT HAVE JUST ARRIVED, FEATURING THE JR. SUPREME AND THE NEW SUPREME CLASSIC 100. PROPERLY FITTED We take Trade-ins. ZNIVIDIEN sifs„S.tc>lv2, 28 Ontario Rd. , MITCHELL PH. 348-9951 NEW FOR 1990! RECEIVE ONE FREE SKATE SHARPENING with every now pair of skates! OPEN FR/DAY NIGHTS TILL 9 PM S- ,IL1 �►; Ga S -J .S -ivy+ �i14 S-1tl. S ; 1„ 1r 8146 s 4 th 4 4 J1' 4 1111 MacLean with 14 points in their last game. Seaforth's final tournament for the season will be held September 16 at 1:30 p.m., the annual Fowl tournament. The annual meeting was held at the club house with twenty-five members present. The new executive for 1991 will be: President - Edna Bell; 1st Vice - Tom Phillips (tentative); Secretary Treasurer - Betty Tilley; Assistant Treasurer - Mary Finlayson; Assis- tant Secretary - Marie Muir; Social Convenor - Jean Pinder; Assistant Social Convenor - Grace Broadfoot; Press - Mary Finlayson; Tour- nament Callers - Fred Tilley, Gord Beutenmiller, Mary Finlayson and Eileen Adamson. Other standing committees were also appointed. Concerned over the Annual Report of Lawn Bowls Can, a leuer will be sent from Seaforth to the District chairman asking for a representative from the Provincial level to explain the Report at a District meeting. Socials will again be held during the fall and winter months for members and associates on the fourth Tuesday of the month, 8 p.m. at the Seaforth Orange Hall. Neil Bell, the club greenskeeper the past three years, has tendered his resignation as of September 14 1990. A vote of thanks was ex- tended to Neil for his services by past president Jack Muir and social convener Thelma Coombs. Competing in out-of-town tour- naments, six Seaforth bowlers were at Lucknow men's pairs tourney last Wednesday and two ladies teams attended the Wilma Kerr Memorial at Wingham with Carol Carter and Thelma Coombs taking third prize. Sandy Pepper and Eilien Adamson also won the Consolation prize at Wingham on Saturday. Good bowling to all. SAVE 2 WAYS Cirrier 1Hi,:.11'I'�u & AIR41)NntTK )\ I tits f MI, 1`11 1{,f,,h, ;1 1'1'111 „ 1f 1111,1111{1 .1n1 „th, t i111{.1h{, 1.1 1111,,{111, REDUCE YOUR HEATING COST AND COLLECT A vP$50000 CARRIER REBATE TD Before winter hits, install a Carrier Home Comfort System including a Carrier High Efficiency Natural Gas Furnace, Central Air Conditioner, Electronic Air Cleaner and Humidifier. For year 'round indoor comfort, call us today. BAILEY'S of Hensall Ltd. Hensall 262-2020 We aren't comfortable until you are!