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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1989-04-26, Page 1010A — THE HURON EXPOSITOR, APRIL 26, 1989 THE SOCCER SEASON has started at Seain.i:h District High School. The senior boys are off to a rocky start and suffered a 5-1 Toss this week, but the junior boys beat Exeter 2-1 and have one win and one loss. Corbett photo. THIS WEEK IN Hospital Auxiliary penny sale today The Hospital Auxiliary will be hosting its annual PENNY SALE, beginning today. This sale will be held in a trailer beside the T.D. Bank. The sale will be held until May 5 and the draws will be made on May 6. Come and support the local Hospital Auxiliary FITNESS IS FUN by Drusilla Lietch will begin once again. The session is suitable for beginners, older adults, or anyone wishing to trim up. It will begin on Tuesday, May 2 at 8:30 a.m. at the Seaforth and District Community Centres. This session will be held twice a week with the other day being on Thursday morning, May 4 at 8:30 a.m.- Registration fee will be $35 for twice a week, for 10 weeks on $25 for once week. You can register on the first morning of class. If you are unable to make the morning classes. FITNESS will also be held on Wednesday evenings from 8 to 9 p.m. star- ting on Wednesday, May 3 at the arena. You can also register at the first class. Registra- tion fee will be $25 for the 10 week session. For more information or registration, please call the Recreation Office at 527-0882. There will be NO SHUFFLEBOARD to- day due to the Home and Garden Show. Last week's results were: Ladies: Doreen Kelly 321, Greta Kerr 282 and Mary McMillan 276. Men: Gordon Mur- ray 334, Bert Walters 320 and Sandy Doig 249. WANTED RECREATION PREVIEW by (Recreation Director) Marty Bedard The Seaforth SENIOR GAMES are conti- nuing this week. Games being held are as follows: Wednesday, April 26 - 7:30 p.m. BRIDGE at the Legion; Monday, May 1 - 7:30 p.m. EUCHRE at the Legion; Tuesday, May 2 - 7:30 p.m. DARTS at the Legion; Wednesday, May 3 - 1:30 p.m. SHUF- FLEBOARD at the Arena; Monday, May 8 - 7:30 p.m, CRIBBAGE at the Arena; Tues- day, May 9 -10 a.m. WALKING at Victoria Park and Tuesday, May 9 - 7 p.m. BOSTON POOL at Sandy Pepper Residence. Keep watching The Expositor for future events. Any senior, the age of 55 or over can • Seed Barley Growers • Huliess. Milling Oat Growers Premiums paid For more information i contact your local Sealovth 345-2545 Ansa Craig 293-3223 Hensel! 262-2527 Mitchell 348-8433 Granton 225-2360, BOB & BETTY'S VARIETY & GIFTS RadieJ'hack MAIN STREET, SEAFORTH, 527-1680 YOUR LOTTERY TICKET CENTRE DEALER A.S.C. qualify for the games. A small registration fee of $1 per event will be charged plus $1 ex- tra for first time participants. For further information, you can call the Recreation Of- fice at 527-0882. Don't miss the Agricultural Society's An- nual HOME AND GARDEN SHOW. This show will be held today and tomorrow at the Seaforth and District Community Centres. Come out and get some advice on gardens, shrubs, home decorating, and much, much more. Admission is FREE, and the doors are open from 5 to 10 p.m. each evening. ON THE GREENS by Carolanne Doig Spring cleaning of golf equipment helps .game The only good thing about spring cleaning is the word spring, which isn't all that great either' except .that it's followed by summer and summer means golf! So if you have to do some spring cleaning why not start with your golf equipment. Then if we ever get a nice day you can stash the rubber gloves and exchange a bucket of Spic 'n Span for a bucket of balls. I love cleaning my golf equipment in April. In all honesty it's about the only time my equipment really gets a good cleaning. It's the old, "do as I say not as I do" syn- drome. Getting out the clubs in April really does mean that spring has sprung. If you followed my advice last fall and cleaned ' everything up before winter storage well you're ahead of the game. Go directly to the first tee. However, if you just didn't get around to it or you were lucky enough to go south over the winter, you should have a gander at your equipment. You'll need a bucket of warm soapy water, a soft brush, a soft dry cloth, some floor .wax,,and a garbage .bag handy. Stick the clubheads in the water to soak while you empty the golf bag. If you have parts of Florida stuck to your wedge it's a good idea to scrape this off while it's still dry. Now to the golf bag. Spread a newspaper on the floor and dump the bag upside down. Can you believe you carried allthat garbage around? Some of the things found at the bot- tom of a golf bag are absolutely scarey, especially if the bag has been stored in a warm dark place all winter. Now empty the pouches. Don't be frightened. That shrivell- ed up thing is your golf glove not a dead mouse. There's the extra set of car keys you've been looking for all winter. There may be some loose change, some tees, balls, and a wrinkled up score cards to remind you of the good times on the course last summer. TOSHIBA TV's & VCR's 28" BLACKSTRIPE TV 29"1-:- CONSOLE TV Mite Hockey Photos AVAILABLE AT THE ARENA SATURDAY APR. 29 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. OR Call Gregor 527-Q273 Reorganize the pouches so you'll know where to find everything. Sometimes small plastic bags are handy for keeping tees, gloves, ball markers, pencils etc. in order.' It's been so long since I cleaned out my golf bag that I'm liable to find Jimmy Hoffa in it. Once the inside has been cleaned then wipe down the bag with soapy water and polish it with a soft dry cloth. Leather golf bags are few and far between but if you do own one it should be cleaned reguarly with a leather cleaner and conditioner. Meanwhile back in the bucket the clubs are soaking away and ready to be wiped off. A gentle scraper will get rid of any rust and a tee or dull knife is handy for cleaning the grooves. For the woods use a soft cloth and dry the woods right away. A little floor wax will get the woods up to a nice sheen and looking like new. A damp cloth along the shafts just takes off any excess grime, Grips should be cleaned regularly. Many golfers come in and think they need new grips on their clubs when all they really need is to give the grips a wash. Most people have rubber grips and they're easy to clean with a bit of warm soapy water and a soft brush like a nail brush. Leather grips need to be treated with leather cleaner and conditioner. Most headcovers are washable as are golf towels and it's a good idea to throw these in the machine before the start of the season. Make sure the head covers are dry before putting them on the woods. Your umbrella and rain suit might be a lit- tle worse for wear, especially if you rolled thein up still wet and left them in the bag all winter. Now's the time to air them out for the upcoming season ... and hope you never have to use them all summer. Now that your equipment is all set to go, the rest is up to Mother Nature. If you have all your spring cleaning done in the house and yard you'll be all set when they put the flags in at your local course. Think spring ! ! Men's night, ladies' night, couples' night, senior morning, junior morn- ing ... there's something for everyone on the golf course. The bulletin board is full of up- coming events, the first edition of Score is in so come on out for a visit!! 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