HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1989-08-16, Page 9Sixteen greens in play for Lorne Dale
I$ixteen greens were in play for the an -
Lorne Dale Tournament held at the
fil
orth Greens on August 6.
Itigh winners were Tom and Mary
En Emery of the Fairmont Club, Lon-
a h with 3w plus 48. Second was Don and
F1 Tait of Thistle Club, London with 3w
P. 44. Third went to Mick McFadden
AIM Fran Menary of Elmwood Club, Lon-
don with 3w plus 42. Fourth was Gord
Hardy and Muriel McKim of Dresden
with 3w plus 31.
High two game winner was Sandy Doig
and Thelma Coombs with 2w plus 45 op'.
Sixth was Wes Watson of Thistle Club,
London. Seventh went to Walt Newcombe
and Della Slavin 2w plus 42. Eighth prize
went to George and Darlene Wood of St.
Marys with 2w plus 41 and Consolation
went to Frank and L. Nuttall of London
Fairmont Club.
Thelma Dale also presented a special
prize to the winners and thanked
everyone who came and made the tourna-
ment a success in Lorne's memory.
Last Tuesday evening the Seaforth
Junior Farmers took to the greens for an
eveuin} - lawn bowling.
Bowling in Exeter last Wednesday the
team of Art Finlayson and Sandy Doig
were sixth in a men's pairs tournament.
In mixed pairs at Goderich last Mon-
day Oliver Pryce and Olive Papple were
prize winners but the other Seaforth
teams competing did not fare as well. In
other mixed pairs tournaments Neil and
tournament
Edna Bell wer, fourth at Lucknow and
third at Clinton with 3w plus 47 op'. Bill
Brown and Carol Carter also were con -
.solation winners at Clinton.
In ladies trebles at Mitchell, Carol
Carter, Edna Bell and Thelma Coombs
won first prize. Also at Stratford on Fri-
day, Mary Finlayson and Jean Lunn were
fifth bowling at the ladies pairs Brad-
shaw tournament.
An executive meeting is being held at
the Club House Monday evening at 7 p.m.
Tuesday evening will be a potluck supper
with bowling or cards after. It is being
held early this month due to the anniver-
sary tournament August 23. We hope to
make this 60th anniversary tournament
the best ever. Good bowling to all.
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(*trim meet on Saturday with teams from Goderich, Exeter, Clin-
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(tnd Naomi Duddy of Clinton .get the jump on Mary Jo Evans of
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Controlled deer hunt in Perth
A four day controlled deer hunt has
been proposed to take place this fall in
Perth County. The season Will run from
Monday, December 4. to Thursday,
December 7, 1989. Only shotguns and
muzzleloaders may be used. Wallace
Township is not included in the hunt. The
county has been divided into two units
known as 86A and 86B. The townships of
Logan, Ellice, North Easthope, Ehna and
Mornington are in 86A; Hibbert, Fullar-
ton, Downie, South Easthope, and Blan-
shard are in 86B.
To participate in the hunt, all hunters
must obtain a free validation tag and at-
tach it to their deer license. A hunter
whose chief occupation is farming or who
owns, or rents and resides on a parcel of
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affidavit to verify one if the above condi-
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Wingham District Office. Other Ontario
residents who do not qualify as
farmer/landowners must enter their
name in a lottery -type draw. A total of
155 tags will be available in the draw; 85
in 86A and 70 in 86B. Applications are
available at the Wingham District Offict,
and these applications must be reeeivea
at the Wingham Office by 5 p.m. August
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