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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1989-05-17, Page 111'909 — 1174 THE 1411RON 'EXRbsrroR, 'MAY 17, 'Two � set r :r�I i. eSWI 7G LESSON'regletration'will+.be cheld:owSattr°day,:iune 3and.Saturday.June .10 from'10.a.m, to ap n.tbo'tliiSaturdaysat -the -Lions Park 'Pavililon. The pool ettiff Vouldaappreciate it if all registrations pare donaduringtheitmes;allocated. Classes will be#flledon aftrst:eome, thrstseremetesis, sand. urnits rvvill betput:on1all-classes. DANCE FOR11EART-aiill' be held at the Seaforth and District Community Centres ori Wednesday, May Strom 7to 10 pan:This eventisheld to raise money for the 'Heart andStroke Foundation -off Ontario,and.lso to Celebrate Canada's Fitweek. There swill be many different fitnessinstructors to lead the workouts. A few special guests will:also been atten- dance. If yon are thinking that three `hours of fitness is too much for youtahandle,don't worry, you only do what you want. There will.be-many breaks throughout the evening to help. Participants can win .incentive prizes if they collect a certain amount of money. Prizes include: Gym Bags, Beach Towels, T -Shirts and much more.Sponsor sheets can ' ; a �' er-eation L etor) arty' edar fi=r' 1ki Abe obtained at#he Seaforth Recreation Of- fice+or from Drusilla.Leitch: This isgoingto be a fun ,exciting evening, so let's see 'everybodybut. For more information please call .the Recreation Office nt 5 2 7-0 0 112. SENIOR GAMESMSeaforth continue this week with .thefollowingevents: Wednesday, May 17 - 10 a:m. 'Horseshoes at SDCC; `Wednesday 'May 17 - 1:30psn. CarpetBowl- ing at SDCC; Thursday, 'May 18 - 4 p.m. •Swinuning.at Vanastra Recreation Centre; Friday, May 19 - 1i30 p.m. Tennis at High School; Wednesday, May 24 -10130 a.m. Golf at Golf Course; and Friday, May 26 - 1:30 p.m. Lawn Bowling. All winners will advance to the District Games which will be held in Exeter and A L2wn. an . ent District ion June26 and 27. Could -all winners sof the Seaforth Games that tare planning to -attend Exeter, please ,submit their registration forms to the Recreation Offlce-as'soon-aspossible. 'The Boys and -Girls ROUSEL"EAG1;jE BALL Is Estill looking for 'coaches. The Houseleague'will ihavefour .teams;that:play each other throughout the summer. If you are on a travel team and would like to play houseleague, it only costs an extra $5. Houseleague will be held at the Optimist Park every Saturday morning at 9:30 a.m. Please call Graham at 527-1272 if you are interested. The next evening for ROI.i.FR SKATING will be on Friday, May 26 from 7 to 10 p.m. Golf as always, :sets fashion statement Golf has always been touted as a fashion sport. Long before. brightly colored track suits and ski outfits were the norm, flam- boyant dressers like Doug Sanders were decorated fairways in their colorful attir;. Today just about anything goes when it comes to color and'style on the golf course. For the fashion conscious, golf is a sport where they can excel fn style if not in 'kill. Although many styles are considered "classic golf", influence from other sports is infiltrating golf tashions. Year after year the classic golf styles of front plaquet pullover shirts, v -neck sweaters, Bermuda shorts, and culottes provide the standard golf wear. Each year these Manic looks.are updated with new and exciting color com- binations and more comfortable, easier to care for, fabrics. Golfers demand comfort and good wear as well as color and style. They prefer looser abets and sweaters. and shorts, slacks, or skirts with plenty of. give. Pockets are a must. In recent years the sweat suit revolution has been felt on the golf course too. Although most golf courses prohibit jogging pants, more stylish sweat tops are being seen on the fairways. ire addi- tion golf shoes with a decidedly sneaker look are popular with many players. One of the most significant fashion changes on the golf course has been the ac- cent on rainwear..Rainsuits for men and women are no longer the standard navy blue. ill fitting jacket and pants. Gone too, is the noisy, steam bath material that caused many players to wear their rainsuit only as a fastresort. Now at the first drop ofrainthe fairways are dottedwith players in brightly colored, comfortable reinstalls that can be worn on or off the course and double up for jogging or skiing. From the top of a golfer's head to the tap of his toes, hey or she can be totally color coon • dinated;in ;comfortable,nstyliah•!golf gear. • Regardlessrof your akill'1evelyou'can'cer- tainiy look like a pro. Most golf attire is not inexpensive. After all, you only get what you.payfor:andmost , golfers pay a bit extra for good:quality. Golf wear must be looked after properly or the extra money spent will be wasted. Hats and visors often become faded, and soiled before golf season is half over. Some headwear can be hand washed.in.mild soapy water. A soft brush will loosen most soil. Reshape the hat or visor -by hand paying.at- tention to the brim. Then allow it to .dry naturally. Stuffing hataand visors into .golf bag pouches lessens their life as well as their style in many cases.: Some visors: are equipped with removable washable bands ... a greatidea for busy golfers. ,Shirts, sweaters, slacks, and shorts, should be treated according.to.thelabels at- tached. Many styles are made in combina- tion fabrics.for comfort andease of carebut for people who prefer ,allmatural materials like cotton, lambswool, . cashmere, 'etc., many proshops carry ,these .items too. Con- sult the,proshop personnel before purchas- ing an iterdtomake sure that the material is what you're looking for. Treating /golfwear well Will result inseveral seasons:of.use cut- ting the cost-pertitimes-worn considerably. Never .hang your golf sweaters. -They will soon stretch out of shape. Air youraweaters after wearing them,,then;doup,any,buttons, fold them neatly, .and :lay :sweaters in a ON THE GREENS S apeman( The John Deere 165 passes its long-lasting qualities on to you and your lawn. Its 1 powerful 12.5 horsepower engine, hydrostatic drive and tight turning radius sends you up hills and around trees and shrubs easily, so you get smooth even cuts. You'll appreciate the no -shift hydrostatic transmission — it makes a lawn cutting chore into a fun job. With a John Deere 165 you get a long-lasting tractor and a great -looking lawn for years to come. For the best lawn tractor money can buy, come In and take a look at a John Deere 165. by :Carolantle Doig drawer or on a shelf. Gloves are items that many golfers spend a good deal of money on each summer, but abuse to no end. Gloves come in leather, syntan, and combinations of : both these natural and man-made materials. Right handed golfers wear a golfglove on their' eft hand, the opposite is true for left handed players. The most popular color .is white, followed by tan.and beige. Golfers likethese neutral colors that match any outfit and don't stain hands and clothes. For the more adventurous there's a huge selection of fashion colors to finish off that special: outfit. Gloves should fit very snugly. A loose fitting glove can cause your grip to slip and will' also wear out faster due to abrasion. Because gloves must fit well they come in a great variety of sizes including "cadet" sizes designed .specifically for: people with short fingers. When trying on -a glove made a, fist with your hand before .doing ;up the velero:and 'dome fasteners. Take your time when putting a golf glove :on. 'Work it on Fingers -First and,don't yank it at thewrist. The • thumb should go in.Jast. On /hot and sticky :days a little:baby powder helps pre- vent tearing. Keep your finger nails,ahort takeoff your jewellery: and your ,glove will last,longer too. After a round store': the glove flat away from the,heat:andsun. These tend:to,dryout the :glove. A plastic bag mill keep''theglove moist. If -you =veplayed lrtthe ram„shape the :glove and allow it to dry'nattrraliy. 'There are many washable gloves .on the market and it's .great to;have.severalgloves to -ex - change when the weather is bad, or just to be in style. Your rainsuit requires a little care and feeding too. Check'the label for cleaning in- structions. After a shower chances are you've rolled it up and stuffed it into your golf bag. At the end of the round shake it out and hang it up to dry. Otherwise a wrinkled and mildew covered suit may greet you on the next rainy golf day. RULE OF THE WEEK: 1-3/2 Agreement. to concede short putts. Q. In a match, the two players agree in ad- vance to concede all putts within aspeciffled length. Is this contrary to rule 1-3? A. Yes. The players agreed to exclude the operation of Rule 1-1 and should be dis- qualifiedunder Rule 1-3. Under Rule 2-4 the only stroke which may be conceded is the "next stroke" and it cannot be conceded in advance. Lawn .&Gar en CENTRE A Division of Huron Tractor Ltd. EXETER EbLYTfi WALKERTON HWY•NO. 4, N. •HWY'NO. 4, N. COUNTY AD. 3, W. (519) 235-1115 (519) 523-4244 (519) 961-2231 HAVING P u ` ? ASK FOR YOUR FREE HURON COUNTER MEASURES K.> Winners at the' first Ladies Night were: Joan Wood with only 16 putts, Linda Doig 51, 1st low gross, Allyson Scott, 54 2nd low gross andBarb Caldwell, 55 3rd low. gross. All the ladies enjoyed a delicious potluck supper and films. Ladies night May 22 will be Monkey golf. All ladies are invited to the Sunset Golf Club in Goderich for a fun night of golf on Thursday, May 25. On May 29 there is a rules seminar for any interested ladies.atath&W.alkerton_G.olf -Club. beginning at 10'•abn. Ther'Disirict'Bettet Balleis at Sunset on Wednesday, May 31. Ladies are encouraged inform their own 2 -man .teams andattend:thistevent. Our own LADIES IN- VITATIONAL is JUNE 3. Men's Night got .underwt on Tuesday, May 9 .and the fellows had an excellent potluck meal after golf and also enjoyed films. Winners the first night included: Closest to the flag No. 5 Todd Doig, Closest to the flag No. 9 Rob McEwan, Least putts with 13 were Mike Marion and Cam Doig, Low team in the blind draw Ken Doig Sr. and Leighton Lynch. Men's night May23'is Monkey Golf. Men are reminded that the Huron Oaks Invitation at Weiner's course is Saturday, May 27. Couple's night this February<at 6 pm. is a mixed 2,ball. Come .on out. On Saturday, May '27 the Legion is holding. a 'mixed golf ,event. Sign up at the Legion to enter. On Wednesday May 24 at 10 a.m. the local Senior Games Golf event,will.take.place. All seniorsevelcome. Senior morning was a little foggy hut 14 ,seniors braved 'the conditions and the 'chance. to hit the hall out .of tsjght. -Winners wereBill Crease •withleast putts, 14, Dave 'Cornish 'closest to flag No. 9, Bon :Bennett elosest,.:to:the flag No.•5,'Jim =Pular low •gross 43, and Don Baton .2nd low gross 44. Nextweek it's Monkey Golffor'the seniors. C 11, leather :r Weil witchur mews tips. 52740240. Announcement 4Nartley. ttdltchle We.are,pleased to,announce that Mr. •Hartley;Ritchie,is moving from L,on- idon,-to"join our staff .on the first of Aune. 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