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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1979-06-07, Page 14ITOP, 111HE i76 1Z THE E H '101 'EXPOS T ,...� 1.0.1, Kipper) gun club, scO)ieS Kin Gun Chair re- Mahaffy. 22. Gary Koeble'r. 110,10.411kile tctay, June •ef<i, incite 22 ,lanc Caldwell., 22« 1.9 sitotrters were. Nevin 'art 5:ic rregor« 1t h.)y.4 il, atwbport,2S; Dan (Ciera;. "Veneetr. 2:0; 25; John Anderson. 2$; Jing Grant Mearegor Butcher, 24; John flessels.. 19: A04n Be li. 19; B. Prez* 24; Pete B1ack. 24; 4; punt Bator, 1"J' rrers;a1or, 19 lititchie, 23: Al Kvle,23. Burt 'fig/ Bede" lb". Boys' Minor (ER.. Players, are still Needed for Ater '',1891111970/196,91 and •Squirt; (Born 1971/1972J Teams InterestedPlayers should attend,thi,' next practice Mon. Juno 11, 6;30. fp,:rn. PLAYSCHOOL Registration Forms NOW Availabie A M1n Playground for eblldren 8 ? tears Julv3- August :17 forms are available at the Recreation Office • 527.0882 Seaforth ;Agricultural $o.crety Queen of the fair ITE Now receiving. entries Interested girls between, 18-25 years,_ Free- CNE tour in August for participant, including dinner Sponsors also required FOR MORE INFORMATION Contact Jane Vincent, Ken Coleman + SEAFORTH FA.11. FAIR SEPT. 20,21' On t green$. Caro'iann 'Doig a, 1 is• net .._ AGof o e, n tlllKs Golf Club It is an old expression fid: a very ac- curate• one For many years now the ;golf course ixu 'Sodom . has been in ,aper- attott, lout it Wasn't Until. Monday night June 4, that a Seaforth Goll .land Country Club was torttteet. The meet- ing began at S ;30 p.m. and ,although the turnout was not as large as expected, an e eouth e tisaS. chosen 'to gest our first year off to a good start. Now we*hate a "Club" that tan organize many !"vents and inct'ease our nienibewr's enjoyMent in the spout of golf. Many interesting c .ideas have been brought till and I'm, seers if all the members help ont.by eeintributing their time andidtas,'+i- the new exel:utive "viii h,h t no prob- lem making the 19"9 season a stleeeSs. The CIO President for this ;ear is Lloyd Eisler of Seaforth, owner of Seaforth 'Reddi'Chef: Mr. Eisler cont. merited that he would .be. happy to help) us, get cur club started and our first'year off the .ground. ion Morton. A Seaforth high] schoolteacher .is sic'•presidepr for 1979 and he.. ill become president in 1980. ,The ' Club Treasurer is Bill Walsh OfSeaforth, A. keen golfer and defending: champion of our Annual Men's Inv.itat.ion. 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Carol- anne Wig; is the 1973 Secretary and 1 for one .alit sure that she is going to have a very busy summer! In addition to the above mentioned positions, four directors were elected to. assist in organiriing club events and represent the different areas of golfing, interest. Don; .Armstrong, a Clinton police officer and Bill Weber of Egmondville,. Clinton high school teacher r will be 1979 directors. Rep- resenting the ladies is Mrs. Bernice Longstaff of Seaforth: and the juniors are repres- ented by Claude Daw, a Clinton high school student, Of course all the Club members are encouraged to give their support. Everyone is busy during; the summer but if we all pull' together we will be off to a flying start! So after over 15 years let's congratulate ourselves, we are a club now! This. Thursday night is Men's night, and we hope to have enough fellows out to. have a fun competition organized. On Sunday after- noon at 3 p.m. a small mixed tournament is scheduled, as the Clinton Legion, Assoc,. visit us again. it wciu1d: be. wise to come out early and avoid the rr;' h later on. On Mun.hly .fine 4, three of our area goiters travel! ed to New Dundee for the qualifier of the day with a 73 andhe will qualify to play in the Amat- eur. being played at the Summit Club beginning July 17th. Cam Doig and Ian Doig both shot 80 and failed to gilalifY.. June 9-17 is•Ontario Junior. Golf Week. organized to promote junior golf develop- ment in our province. Rem- ember that today's youth are tomorrow's golfers. At the Seaforth; Club. there are over 50 Junior members and most ofthem are • super keen golfers. Many of them• are. outectery day and eat; sleep, and dream golf. One young If ser said. alit last week he *canted he had driven the' 'mom in the Grind Fill' The same boy rote the following poem. VQR E The day was sunny" as WOW be. 1 set my ball upon my ,y mg 1swutg h :I b with, 4,1m y might, Tr a darn thing: boolted .to, the right.. I hitmy three buthit the 'tree* , 1 bit four and, yelled "Fore'' Chit my wedge and went IMO' the hedge, I hit my two and bounced into a shoe, 1 made a put with my putter, the darn thing slipped by like butter, t swung my club with, .all my might, The darn "thing didn't come down until night. Charlie Malcolm.. Some of our junior.' golfers are excellent golfers and some are just beginners, but in both; cases the enthusiasm is high. This year is the first time for a junior match play event and the response has beet!; excellent.. GET PROFESSIONAL ,carpet cleaning results (AT 'DO-IT-YOURSELF ?RICES). 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Come out and give our Junior Golfers• your support. bowing on Seaforth, Lawn Bowling Clubis underway for, another season and on Sunday June 10. will be haing their first tournament of the season it being e; mmercial Hotel Trophy.thThisCois a mixed doubles tournament :starting at 1:30 p.m The men plan to bowl Monday evenings this summer with the ladies on Mon, afternoons. Any new bowlers are welcome to come out and; try bowling and already some have done just. that. Considerable work is being done at the greens and a new picket fence is being added. This is the 50th anniversary year of the Seaforth Club and. severral events are planned during the year, It. is hoped' there will be a good turnout at the dance Friday night, • LEGION BOWLING LEAGUE CHAMPS—The Legion .Bowling : League top schedule of champs includes (left to right) Grant Chesney, George Hays, Margaret 'Smale, Helen Nicholson and, Donald. Wood. (Absent: Jane Habkirk). THE CHAMPS The three winners, of the high average awards in the Legion. Bowling League were Margaret' Ungarian, Donald Wood and Helen Nicholson. ARNOLD J. STINNISSEN LIFE— and Mortgage Insurance Plans Income Tax Deductable Registered Retirement Savings Plans and ' Annuities. Income Averaging Annuities 'Ask for our new Flexible Premium R.R.S:P.. —REPRESENTING— Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada.. for 19 Years. Tel.527-0410 117 GODERICH ST. EAST SEAFORTH )IXON FOR EIRLOYMENT Conestoga College Certificate Programs Would you like to ;Upgrade your job skills? Get backinf the work force?' Or move ahead in the work force?, . You can: do it in Clinton Conestoga. College, Clinton Campus, offers the :following. certificate Programs on a continuous entry basis throughout the year. 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RD 350 Yamaha 77 Yamaha 125 74 KS 125 Kawasaki '78 CB 550 Honda '78 DS 100 Suzuki • '77' Con ,Am 250 '74 Kawasaki. 90 77 Hondo, MR 50 74 Honda CT 70 "72 350 Yamaha 75 G3.100"Kawasokt 75 Yamaha 125 "74 DMP Min, Bike '77 YZ 400 77 RM 100 Suzuki12) '78 GS 750 Suzuki '77 RM 370 '75 CR' 125 , '78 A100 Suzuki '7B RM, 100121 '78 RM 400 '78 KK 125 75 CZ 125 '78 Suzuki TS. 1100-- '78FAA 250 '74 Suzuki TC 125 '78 RM .12$ 73 Hondo CT 70 MOTOCROSS RACING SUNDAY, JUNE 10 3rd Round of Di-Jor Stories. Moors 11 a.m. -Finals 3 p.m. caamphile *MR ,'•, '.u. rvgn Sur5L, 011e o. uiaL. pa,rsOzd,e,wee Open 7 Days o Week .Including • Thugs,/ Fri till 9,.Saturday 1415, Sunday -12.5 Ida VARNA, ONT., ,Hwy 14, NOR/if or H[NSnll, LOOK 'OR THCS/.6"1 262.3318 oir 262051109 Start shopping now for ATHE SUNDAY, JUNE 17 We suggest . Forsyt• h and Arrowshort sleeve dressed shirtsin cool plain shades, tone on tone or new - stripes, plus popular whites. Sizes, 14% to 18. 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