The Huron Expositor, 1998-09-02, Page 1540th WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
DUNCAN & JOY SCOTT
Sept. 61958-1998
Congratulations
Love & Best Wishes from your family & friends
Atwood Lions
BINGO
Atwood
Community Centre
EVERY THURSDAY
Doors Open at 6:30 pm
Bingo Starts at 7:00 pm
$1000 on 54 calls
Pot of Gold $1000
on 57 calls
Loonie Bin
Men's Invitational filling up quickly
It's difficult to believe it's
the beginning of September.
Where has the summer gone?
It seems only yesterday that
we were planning the
season's tournaments and
special events. Now we're
heading into the final part of
the golf season. If the spring
and summer are any
indication of what's ahead,
then golfers should be
enjoying their sport well into
October and November.
Right now we're planning
for the various wrap-ups and
of course the annual Men's
Invitational Tournament,
which is filling up very
quickly. The event is
scheduled for Sept. 12 and
already we have well over
100 golfers from as far away
as Bermuda, Ottawa,
Delaware, Toronto and
throughout southwestern
Ontario. It is on the same day
that the Legion Golf
Tournament is held for the
province and we wish the
Seaforth teams all the best.
The Tartan
Chameleon
Golf Notes
by C.A. Doig,
is week junior go ers
have their final morning.
They have had an awesome
summer with many
sponsored junior mornings,
exciting match play events, a
great invitational tournament
last week, and success on the
Tyson Tour too! Last week
more than 80 youngsters took
part in the annual
Invitational. The low score of
the day was a 74 shot by
Joshua Hunke from Dundee
C.C. Joshua is a bantam and
took the title. The junior
division for boys 17-18 years
old was won by Brad Barnes
with a 77, and the juvenile
boys division was won by
Tyler Devereaux with a 75.
Sarah Soretta from Guelph
defeated Seaforth's Lindsay
McEwan on the first hole of
a playoff after both young
ladies shot an 82. In the nine-
year-old and under nine hole
competition Bucky Nelson
from Stratford won with a
49. Seaforth players who
fared well in the event
included: Mark Phillips,
Keegan Teichert, Ian
McMillan, Jacob Bruxer,
Mark Flanagan, Reegan
Price, Brad Henderson, Steve
Haney, Taylor LeBlanc, Paul
Stephen, Mike Delvecchio,
Jason Wilson, Curtis Bennett,
Michael Roy, Brittany
Caldwell, Nicole Kistner,
Danielle Kistner and Mary
Finlayson.
Team winners at men's
night were: Ken Doig Sr.,
Todd Doig, Brett Finlayson
and Bruce Henderson. Skins
were won by Chris Marion
on #17 and Bruce Henderson
#18.
Ladies Night was a quiet
night as many of the local
ladies travelled to Bayview
for a friendly interclub
outing.
The first round of the club
championships was held
Sunday.
The men's division is close
with Jerry Wright leading by
one shot over Paul Selvey.
Jerry shot 68. Doug Elliott is
close behind after shooting a
70. In the senior men's
division another close race
has developed among the
following players: Lee
Kirkwood shot 73, Joe Dick
shot 75, and both Ken Doig
Sr. and Brian Carrier shot 76.
Jim Watson Sr. is at 78.
In the junior division,
Keegan Teichert and Lindsay
McEwan each shot 77 while
Taylor LeBlanc and Mark
Phillips are one shot back.
Lindsay's 77 is six shots
better than Cathy Elliott's 83
in the ladies division.
The final round takes place
this Sunday with the low,
two -round total scores
determining the winners.
New Legion
season starts
The Fall season is
now starting. The first
meeting of the Ladies
Auxiliary will be held
tonight (Sept. 2) at 8
p.m. Executive please
meet at 7 p.m.
The Branch executive
will meet on Sept. 10 at
7:30 p.m. and the
general meeting is on
Sept. 17 at 8 p.m.
The Branch is hosting
a Sunday dinner for the
public on Sunday, Sept.
20, 4:30 - ? Members,
desserts and help will
be needed for this event.
Once again there are
some in -branch
activities being planned.
Check the bulletin
board for` more
information.
At the going down of
the sun and in the
morning we will
remember them.
Shuffleboard
The Hensall
shuffleboard scores for
August 25 are as
follows: Dave
Woodward 553, Doug
Insley 501, Ina
Williams 491, Lorne
Archer 435, Edna Dietz
422, Hazel McEwen
417, Theo
Vandenboom 405, Jim
Davis 402.
Better lifestyle goal of lung program
A "Breathe Easy"
program, in Wingham
starting next Wednesday
(Sept. 9), provides
knowledge and skills for
those with chronic lung
disease to enjoy as active
and rewarding a lifestyle as
possible.
The six-week, pre-
registered program costs
$15 and is put on, from 2
to 4 p.m. on consecutive
Wednesdays, by The Lung
FORTHCOMING MARRIAGE
,C
s>
VI
CARTER - CAMERON:‘:,
's Our parents are pleased '
to announce e
forthcoming marriage -r'
of their children
Joanne Denise Cat•ier
to
t:•
Thomas Harley Cameron • -
The wedding will
take place on Saturday
September 12th. 1998
at 3:30 p.m. at
St. Matthew's Church.
Peterborough.
tc
REGISTRATION.
for
ALL YOUTH BOWLERS
Ages 5-18
Saturday, September 5,
10 a.m. - noon
Cost `25' per child
Late Registrations Welcome
BOWLING STARTS SEPTEMBER 14th -6 PM
CLINTON CROWN LANES
228 Victoria St. Hwy. 4 South
CUNTON 482-7791
OHL
Kitchener Rangers Junior "A"
Hockey Club
AUTOGRAPH AND
SCRIMMAGE SESSION
Saturday, September 19
Game Time Autograph Session
7:30 p.m. 6:15 p.m.
at the Seaforth Arena
Admission: $12.00 ($14 at door)
Included with price of odm, wwon:
Kitchener Rongers vs. Plymouth Whalers,
Kitchener Memorial Auditorium
Sunday, November 1, 1998 6:30 pm.
• Any Pee,Wee' age player who buys a ticket has a chance to suit up with
the Kitchener Rangers in Seaforth
• Any Tykes age player who buys a ticket has a chance to suit up with the
Bayfield Tykes in Kitchener.
• Pee Wee and Tyke players please register with seller for your chance to
play. Players names will be drawn on Sept. 14/98
• What you are getting Is 2 tames for admission of $ 12.00 ($14.00 at the
door)
Tickets ere evadable et the Seaforth Arena, McLean's of Exeter
Devtdson Wert T)edlng Co. of Seypetd, Heywood Sports of Clinton
end Mitchell Custom Sports of Mitchell.
Presented by the Kitchener Rangers 8 Bayfield Minor Hockey
• oMNA called Owen uny
Association of Huron and
Perth Counties, among
others.
Spouses can attend free
of charge.
Guest speakers provide
information on medication,
diet, coping with chronic
illness and using
respiratory equipment at
home.
"Sessions, facilitated by
Joanne Riehl of Horizon
Pro Health, are informal
First Cromarty
Scouts
REGISTRATION
Wed. Sept. 9th
7:00 to 8:30 pm
Cromarty Church
Any youth co-ed
between
5 to 14 years
and include time to chat
with others who are also
experiencing the
challenges of living with
lung disease," according to
an association press
release.
Further details are
available by, calling the
local branch of the lung
association, at 519-271-
7500 (collect) or Horizon
at 482-7405, or 1-800-387-
4214.
Buck & Doe
John (Parkey)
Parke
Susan Curtis
Saturday,
September 12
Bayfield Arena
Ice Surface
9:00 p.m. - 1:00 a.m.
Lunch Provided
Call 236-7470
233-3316
_. • ARK H A
• GOOESICH
524 1811
FRI. - THURS.
SEPT. 4 -SEPT. 10 7:30 PM NITELY
LONG DISTANCE? CALL I.800.265.3438 FOR TOLL FREE MOVIE INFO
•'A Place to Remember"
BUFFET DINNER & DANCE
with BLACK FOREST BAND
SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 6/98
PLEASE RESERVE 236.7707
Hwy.121 just north of St. Joseph
THE HURON EXPOSITOR, SEPTEMBER 2, 19/0-15
IIM MACLfOlt
I
- SPECIALIZING IN
• HIGHWAY TRAMHK ACT
• UQUOR LICENSE ACT
• GAME & FISHING ACT
522-2055
SILK TREES
Flowers & Gifts
Oak Fern Stands In Stock
Open Daily 10-5 Sun. 12-5
Located on Cty. Rd. #3 just east
of Hwy. #21 in BAYFIELD
Potter's Hill
Ba Ield 565.5959
Toll roe 1488-5654060
St. Columban
CEMETERY SUNDAY
SEPTMEBER 13TH
12 NOON
at St. Columban Cemetery
Bring your own lawnchairs
Everyone welcome.
WALTO N
Sattedqy Sept 5th
8: PM. - Main Program
4 to 730 RM. - Heats & Practice
Admission
Adults $Z00
Students 045.00
Chirdipn under/3 FREE with Adult
1 km east ofDuff United Church Walton
More info? - ca// (519) 887-6735
We put family values
back in style.
Our staff places
special value on
families. We
know how to
pamper mom.
Give dad the
kind of cut he
likes. And keep
the kids looking
cool. So bring in
the whole gang.
Well take care
of you in stylel
MATRIX
BACK TO SCHOOL
with any back to school
CUT & STYLE or COLOUR
Receive a
MANICURE FOR
Full Service Salon
527-0780
1/2 PRICE
NOW TILL SEPT. 5th
OPEN 6 DAYS, 3 EVENINGS
BOWLERS
Welcome back For the 1998-1999 season
Sun.
Mon.
Tues.
Wed.
Thurs.
Fri.
Sot.
PUBLIC
MING
1 -5 PM
Seniors
1:30 pm
YBC
6 pm
Mixed
Mojors
8:3Opm
Ladies'
1:30 pm
6:45 pm
9 pm
YBC
6 pm
Mixed
8:00 pm
Seniors
10 am
Mixed
6:45 pm
landeshoro
Men
9 pm
GLOW
BOWLING
7:00 F
to
Midnight
YBC
10 am
Public
Bowling
1-5 pm
and
7 pm -9 Pm
GLOW
BOWLNG
M9 iphf
New Bowlers experienced or not are always welcome.
Leagues are forming now to start early Sept. Regular and
spare bowlers are needed.
GLO
IN THE DARK BOWLING
Friday 7 p.m. - Midnight
Saturday 9 p.m. - Midnight
Open For Season
Friday September 4tb
CLINTON
CROWN LANES
228 Victoria St., Hwy. 4 South, Clinton
go • 482-7791
Licensed Under L.L.B.O.