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Huron Expositor, 2006-09-27, Page 18• Page 18 September 27, 2006 • The Huron Expositor SEAFORTH INSURANCE BROKER LTD./HIMG ft • Home • Commercial *Auto • Farm • Out of Province Travel Insurance 41 Main St. S. Seaforth 519-527-1610 Ken Cardno, Joanne Williamson, Christa O'Neil and Barb Watt itROTH DRAINAGE LIMITED Quality Workmanship Since 1948 • Farm Drainage • Excavator & Backhoe Service • Municipal Drainage • No Obligation Quotes • We Install Bruce Tile Call Dennis or Gerald for our 2006 Booking Program. Gads Hill 519-656-2618 1.800.494.2618 Clinton 519-482-5950 1.800.641.4857 SEAFORTH 519=527-0120 EXETER 519-235-2121 www.teamvincent.com b 8.J. FREZLEY AUTO REPAIR REPAIRS TO ALL MAKES - B16 OR SMALL! Air Conditioning • Tune Ups • Brakes • Safety Checks Computer Diagnostic Equipment • No Drip Rust Proofing Over 14 Years Of Experience Servicing All Makes And Models! Steve Frttzley Licensed Mechanic 54 Godorich St. E. Seaforth 519-527-0797 When Accldp Happen... Call COLLISION REPAIR • GLASS INSTALLATION INSURANCE CLAIMS WELCOME • RENTAL CARS AVAILABLE We use quality au PONT performance coatings 220 Main St., S., Seaforth 519-527-1355 }r Do you have a sports tip? Call our newsroom at 527-0240 Team of Legion golfers from Seaforth win provincial tournament Jeff Heuchert After having. come close in four previous attempts, the Seaforth duo of Kevin Bennett and Mike Marion finally won the Legion provincial golf tournament. Held at the Club de Golf Nation in Curran, just outside of Ottawa over the Sept. 16-17 weekend, the tournament hosted roughly 150 golfers from Legion branches across the province. To qualify for the • provincials, Bennett and Marion Marion competed at the zone and district lev- els, in June and July. "Getting 'to the provincials is not tough for us, it's getting out that's difficult. We were always getting to the provincials and then getting beat out by the. top three or four," recalls Marion, in a recent interview with Marion at the Seaforth Golf and- Country Club, where both men are active members. During their down time, Bennett and Marion took in some sights in Ottawa, includ- ing the Parliament Buildings, embassies, and the Rideau Canal. "It was my first time being in Ottawa. It was a very beautiful city," notes Bennett. Both men agree that over the years the com- petition has improved at the Legion golf tour- naments. They say it's because the Legion began allowing younger golfers to join, after strug- gling to fill teams, adding that, at one time each team had four golfers. Jeff Heuchert photo Recent winners at the Legion provincial golf tour- nament Mike Marion (left) and Kevin Bennett (right). "We're seeing these young guys hit it t (the ball) a mile," says Marion, adding that stiffer competition only makes for a better tourna- ment. "We just out jousted them this year," he adds. "You have to play good to ,win this," notes Bennett. "This is not something that is -hand- ed to you." Marion says they feel . the reason they won this year is because they played a practice round prior to the tournament, where they got a good feel for the course. "It was one of those courses where you have to see it beforehand. It made all of the difference in the world," he adds. While the victory was a first for Marion, Bennett had tasted victory once before, in 2001, when he won the provincial tournament while playing with Marion's son Chris. "Since then, we've seen this as a mission," says Bennett, adding that they also had an additional motiva- tion to winning this year. Each year the tournament's win- ners gets to host the following year's event in their Legion branch's hometown. ALBERT CLINIC Denture Specialist Dean R. McTaggart D.D. •Complete and Partial Dentures •Denture Repairs with same day service •Relines •Additions Clinton Hours: Mon - Thur 9 am = 5 pm 50 Albert Street, Clinton 519-482-1195 See DUO, Page 21