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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1989-06-07, Page 101OA — TME•HURON EXPOSITOR, JUNE 7, 1,989 - BEVY OF SPECTATORS - Carolyn Gitfillan of Exeter, Carolanne were participants in the Seaforth Ladies Invitational Golf Touma- Doig of Seaforth and Dr. Linda Steele of Exeter watch the descent ment, held Saturday at the local club. Mcllwralth photo. of this chip shot by Gayle Pryce of Egmondville. All four ladies STUDY IN CONCENTRATION - This golfer gets right into the task of chipping her golf Pall onto the 18th green, during tournament play. at the Seaforth Country Club on Saturday. The occasion was the Ladies Invitational Golf Tournament. Mcliwrafth photo. Battleensues � on18th 'ho 1 e Atoms thump Lucan 8-0 The St. Columban Squirts won their se- cond straight game in the Lucan. and District Soccer League with a 2-0 shutout over •Ilderton in Merton on Thursday, June 1. Keegan Teichart and Ryan Van Dooren were the goalscorers while Curtis Murray and Shawn Van Loon switched off in goal. The Squirt's next home game is tomorrow night in Dublin against Ex- eter IV. Game time is 7 p.m. • ATOM I The St. Columban Atom I travelled to Lucan and won, thumping the home team 8-0 on Monday, May 29. Scott Van Dooren scored three goals while Mark Van Dooren with two, Brandon Nash, Dan Cronin, and Gary Van Bakel on a penalty shot, rounded out the scoring. The St. Columban Atom I's next home game is Monday, June 12 in Dublin at 7 p.m. against Exeter I. ATOM II The St. Columban Atom IIs suffered their first 'defeat of the year on Monday, May 29 against Exeter II by the score of 5-2. The Atom IIs fell ,behind 3-0 at the half but came out quick in the second half and narrowed the score to 3-2. The Atom IIs started taking the play to Ex- eter II but a penalty shot and a late goal gave the win to Exeter II. Larry Kelly and J.D. Nolan were the goalscorers while Adam Nolan was the goal keeper. MOSQUITO Jason Henderson scored twice and Boyd Devereaux added one up to give the St. Columban Mosq a 3-1 win over visiting Exeter on Tuesday, May 30. Mos- quito team members are Casey Boven, Boyd Devereaux, Greg Visser, Greg Van Bakel, David Middegaal, Steve McInally, Colin Devereaux, Jamie Stapleton, Michael Janmaat, Jason Murray, Scott Vesper, Lawrence Flanagan, Darrel Cronin, Jeremy Truemner, Mike Hugill, Kark Terpstra, Mark O'Rourke and Jason Henderson. Coaches are Joe Visser and Dave Mclnally. The manager is Rose Visser. PEEWEE The St. Columban Pee Wees won their first game of the season in Lucan on Tuesday, May 30, by the close score of 5-4. Steve Bicknell fired two goals while Pat Cook, Jeff Flanagan and Mike Weber' rounded out the scoring. Jeff Ryan had another busy game in goal and played well. The St. Columban Pee Wee'.s next home game is Tuesday, June 13 against Nairn at 7:00 in St. Columban. "UNDER 17" The St. Columban "Under 17"s game against !Merton was,taed 2-2 at the end of the first half and it looked like .it was go- ing to be a close game. The second half was all St. Columban as they scored eight unanswered goals to win the game 10-2. Rem Murray with three goals, Jason Cooper and Steve Ryan each scored twice while Terry Kelly, Shayne Giberson and Jason Schoonderwoerd each tallied once. The "Under 17"s next dome game is Monday, June 12 against Grand Bend. Game time is 7 p.m. This is the first meeting between these two clubs this season and it should be a good one. • Kippen Gun Club holds May 30 shoot The Kippen Gun Club held two shoots in the month of May. May 16 scores, were : J. Caldwell, 50; Loyd Vennor, 24; Bob McPherson, 23; Jim But- cher, 22; Ken Whetham, 22; Bob Caldwell, 22; Bob Baker, 21; Ed Steegstra, 21; Jack Mills, 21; Glen Mogk, 20; Al Edwards, 19; Mark Tuckey, 18; Roger Haines, 18; and Dave Scott, 16. May 23 scores were: Murray Christie, 23; Bill Stewart, 23; J. Caldwell, 23; Russ Beaver, 23; Fred Brall, 23; Gordie Glazier, 23; Jack Mills, 22; Lloyd Vennor, 22; Glen Mogk, 21; Ed Steegstra, 21; Wayne Prance, 21; Jeff Prance, 21; Alan Butcher, 21; Kevin Clark, 20; Lloyd Haskell, 20; Al Edwards, 19; and Kim Muszynski, 15. Doubles scores were: Jack Mills, 19/26; Lloyd Haskell, 18/26 Gord Glazier, 18/26; Kevin Clark, 16/26; Glen Mogk, 16/26; and Wayne Prance, 14/26. In the Kippen Gun Club's May 30 shoot: J. Caldwell 25; Gord Glazier 24; Brad Mann 24; Bruce Anderson 24; Lloyd Haskell 24; Jack' Mills 24; Kevin Clark 23; Glen Mogk 23; Al Kyle 23; Al Ed- wards 23; John Glazier 22; Lloyd Bennor 22; Roger Hanes 22; Bob Caldwell 21; Rust Beaver 20; Bart Mahaffy 19; Dave Consitt 19; Mark Tuckey 17; Jeff Prance 17; Bill Consitt 16. The annual Ladies Invitational Golf Tour- nament took place on Saturday, June 3. with a field of 40 golfers. Defending champion, Ann Adams of Seaforth and former cham- pion Shirly Lark from Chicago Illinois were tied after 17 holes of play. On the 18th Ann hit her second shot into the water hazard m front of the green and ended with a double bogey 6. Shirty, who had won the tourna- ment seven times previously, just made it over the hazard with her second shot. Shirly's excellent chip shot left her close to the hole and she one putted for a par and the championship with a final score of 78. Mrs. Lark is originally from St. Mary's, Ontario and still has relatives residing there. She first entered ,the tournmaent while visiting the area several years ago. Shirty has come back to defend her title from as far away as Louisiana, Ohio, and now Illinois. Last year Seaforth's Ann Adams broke Lark's winning streak by shooting an ex- cellent 77, and .unfortunately for Seaforth's ladies the Adams family is moving within the month to.Swift.Current, Saskatchewan. While living in the area Ann has won several eventsdritikio;csertahllyypeeked up the ladies golf in the area. We wish hern:weli.in Swift Current along with.Roger and the girls. The only consolation is that I'm sure Ann will return next year .to try to regain the championship and Shirty will return to de- fend it. The change in the tournament date to an earlier time of the season contributed to the smaller field, however many ladies were pleased to have the event on a Saturday when the weather was. cooler and the course is in better shape than in hot and dry July. Other winners were: 2nd low gross 1st flite Marg Knowlton, Kincardine, 3rd low gross 1st fiite Jean Haggit, Seaforth, 4th low gross Carolanne Doig. Low nets in the first Elite: 1st Alva Ross, Markdale; 2nd Shirly Purdie, Kincardine; 3rd Mary Layton, Mit- chell; 4th Barb Sturgeon, Bayfield. Second Elite gross winners; 1st Helen Chessel, Mit- chell; 2nd Allyson Scott, Seaforth; 3rd Marg Haynes, Stratford; 4th Teresa Edwards, Mitchell; Net winners: 1st Barb Caldwell, Seaforth; 2nd Mary Wendland, Stratford; 3rd Sandra Northey, Markdale; 4th Marg Arscott, Kincardine. Third Elite gross win- ners: 1st Marg Russel, Markdale; 2nd Linda Peterson, Stratford; 3rd Joan Ritchie, Strat- ford; 4th Mary Hoy,Mitchell. Low net win- ners: 1st Linda Doig, Seaforth; 2ndtBunn Longstaff, Seaforth; 3rd Mary Doig, ON THE GREENS by Carolanne Doig Seaforth; 4th Jean Stewart Seaforth. Long drive went to Ann Adams, close to flag on No. 5 Lola Rohfridsch, Mitchell, close to flag No. 9 Cathy Elliot, Seaforth, Least Putts: Shirty Lark, 29 - Helen Chessell 30 - Linda Peterson and Mary Hoy 32. In other .events at the local course this week: SENIOR MORNING winners on May 29 - Jimmy Puller, Dave Cornish, John Longstaff, and Bill Harris. The seniors play every Monday morning at 9 am SHARP and everyone is welcome, even non-members. At ladies Night on Monday there was a 3 man scramble and the winning team was made up of Susan Czypyha, Olave Little and Allyson Scott. The team of Carolanne Doig, Carolyn Milian, and Jan Moore was se- cond. On June 12 the Ladies of Seaforth are hosting ladies from Maitland, Exeter, Mit- chell, and Bayview for golf and a.potluck supper. We9hltety tu,can all make it out. On May 30 the:lt en's Night was partially rained out but enough golfers made it around to have some winners. Doug Elliott ° was the low net winner and Joe Dick hit the mostgreens in regulation. Next week Men's Night is a flag tournament so come on out. There was an excellent turn out on Friday night for the couple's 4 man Scramble. Win- ners were: 1st Cam and Linda Doig with Mary and Dave Longstaff. 2nd Cathy and Doug Elliott with Peter and Susan Czypyha, 3rd Bill and Linda Steele with .Carolyn and Randy Gitfillan. The next Couples night is June 16 with a Team Flag event. This Saturday afternoon the Firemen are holding their annual 2 -ball with a 1 o'clock shotgun start. Members are reminded to get their golf in early on Saturday. All members interested in playing in the Match Play events for Ladies, Men, or Juniors should sign up by June 15 to be eligible. RULE OF THE WEEK: 4-4a/6 Replace- inent of Club Lost During Round Q. A player who started a round with 14 clubs lost his putter. May he replace it dur- Ing.the round? A. No. A lost club is not one which has become "unfit for play hi the normal course of play". HEADING HOME - Dorothy Haziehurst of Walkerton was one of the participants in the Seaforth Ladies Invitational Golf Tour- nament held at the local course on Satur- day. Mcllwraith photo. H E Y'S FARM SUPPLY and BRUSSELS AROMA T now bave .-a You'll Find It At... vaiIa ale for your crop spraying needs! 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The Leader -In -Training program not only includes fun and recrea- tion activities but is also for training and preparing potential teenagers for the positions of Leaders with the Recreation Department's Summer Programs. The seven -week pro- gram will run from July 3 to August 18 and will offer Practicai..and Theory in Leadership .. Training as well as regular recreation Activities such as Table Tennis, Basketball, Crafts, Gaines, Sports, Films, etc. Theregistrationfeevvill be $60.00 per..perspn.and theprogram runs Monday to Friday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The Theory part will include workshops on leadership techniques, group building, discipline, games; etc. Practical e3perience would come with working certain days .with -the Summer,Program staff. 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