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The Huron Expositor, 1988-08-24, Page 88A — THE HURON EXPOSITOR, AUGUST 24, 1958'"----• BERGSales - Service Installation, Free Estimates • Barn Cieaners • Stabling • Bunk Feeders Donald G. Ives R.R. 2 Blyth Brussels 687-9024 Water Well DRILLING W.D. Hopper and Sons 4 MODERN ROTARY RIGS Nell Dud Jim 527-1737 527-0828 527-0775 NESBIT ELECTRIC LTD. Kirktott 229-8322 SEE US FOR ALL YOUR NEEDS • lndustrlat .Fara. • Resident,& .Pole Line Construction .Buck., Truck Service .Hydro Pates .Electric Motor Repairs •Rewlndtnp 'Sales and Service MAKING THE PLAY - This Walton player was just a little slow get- ting to second base on this play, but his team won this game against Blyth, any way.,Walton then went on to win the champion- ship of the Mens Industrial Fastball tournament held at Lions Park over the weekend. Mcllwraith photo. For Service Call 229-8222 or 1-800-265-2938 AFTER 6 P.M. CALL TOM RAPSON 527-1643 NOTICE .� WALTON LANDFILL SITE N RECYCLING PROGRAM 4'• A compartment bin for recyclable materials is now stationed at the Walton Landfill Site. Recyclable materials will be accepted as follows: 1] Newspaper: whatever comes with a daily newspaper is acceptable. Please bundle or piece In boxes or bags. No magazines, catalogues, telephone books, etc. 2] Glass: 3] Metal Cans: Household bottle and jars, preferably without the lids. Must be rinsed or washed. Labels may be left on. No window panes, light bulbs, china, etc. Food cans must be rinsed out. Pop cans are acceptable as is. Please flatten as much as possible. 4] Plastic Soft Drink Remove the lids and flatten if possible. Containers: BE A GOOD SORT- RECYCLE Townships of Grey, McKillop & Morris If you have any questions, please ask the attendant on duty or contact your municipal office. ISgI Ak,, Mu,Inn tJAIt a et MOS'Nt The Ethel Women's Institute is sponsoring a recycling information meeting at the Grey Central School on September 13th at 8:00 p.m. EVERYONE WELCOME BACK IN TIME - This base runner from Blyth steps back on the bag just in time to avoid the tag from his Walton counterpart. The two teams were participating in an industrial mens' fastball tournament held at Seaforth Lions Park over the weekend. Walton won the tournament. Mcllwraith photo. Double playoff necessary A double playoff created an exciting finish to the Annual Junior Invitation at Seaforth Golf and Country Club. Karsten Carroll of Seaforth and Steve Dubarry of Exeter each shot 78 in the juvenile division, and in the Junior division, Bryan Beattie from Clinton and Mike Beange from Goderich were tied at 84. Both Aayoos. were won on the first hole with Karsten Carroll -being .the,, 1 Juvenile Champion' and Bryan Beattie is the .1988 Junior Champion. The Bantam division was easily decided when Paul Deichert from Stratford shot the lowest round of the tournament—a 77 to take the Bantam title. Jo Ann Morgenroth from Rockway in Kit- Lawnbowlers active Seaforth Lawn Bowlers have been active in out of town tournaments this past week. ; Sandy Pepper and Eileen Adamson were • fifth at the Blyth Vodden tournament and Se- cond at Lucknow mixed pairs. Carol Carter and Lee Ryan also placed third at Lucknow. In ladies pairs at Atwood Carol Carter and Edna Bell were successful in winning first place. Bowling in Seaforth for the McLean Trophy, Eileen Adamson and Rika Van Bakel were first with 3W&29. Carol Carter and partner were second with 2W&30, and Olive Papple and Helen Connell third with 2W&25. This was Helen's first tournament this year and she did very well. Bowling in Clinton in the Bankers tournament Sandy Pepper and Eileen Adamson placed fourth ' while Art and Mary Finlayson won the Con- solation prize. Seaforth's anniversary tournament will be this Wednesday and we hope for good weather. Bowlers will be present from all over Southern and Western Ontario. We hope everyone who wishes has donated a prize and articles for the grocery boxes. The committee will be meeting at Katie Phillips Tuesday evening to have all prizes etc. ready for Wednesday. Goad bowling to all. PS'. Glad to know Beth and Sam Phillips • have returned to Seaforth Community Hospital and are convalescing favorably. in junior golf ON THE GREENS DON'T MISS THE BUS! for ••• rOrd i11►�11/inti ll wow WUERTH'S BACK TO SCHOOL SALE STARTS WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 24 by Carolanne Doig chener won the junior girls division. Sixty - .eight -youngsters took part in the touhiatttent. Other winners were: Junior Division 1st low net Dave Brown; 2nd low gross Mike Beange; and 2nd low net John McDonagh. In the Juvenile Division the winners were: 1st low net Tim Harrison; 2nd low gross Steve Dubarry, net Jim Ahrens. 3rd low gross, Chris Leitch; pet Greg Preszcator; 4th low gross Bill Sinclair, net Chad Reed; 5th low gross Jeff Beange, net Jason Cook; 6th low gross Corey Haylow, net Todd Hor- vath; 7th low gross Jason Heywood, net Steve McCotter. In the Bantam Division, the winners were: 1st low net Brian Little, 2nd low gross Dave McNairn, net Kevin McCot- ter; 3rd low gross Chris Gdak, net Mike Watt; 4th low gross John Teahen, net Chris Taylor; 5th low gross Matt Vock, net Dan Dalton. • This Friday night is Couples Night. It will, be a 4 -man scramble followed by a light; meal. Tee -off between 6 p.m. and 6:30 p.m.' Speaking of Couples Golf, Roger and Ann Adams won the 19th Annual Couples Tour- nament at Maitland Country Club on Satur- day. Doug and Cathy Elliott from Seaforth were second. Due to the small attendance on August 15 at ladies night there was only one winner for least putts - Rita Core. The ladies visited the Mitchell Golf Club for a fun night of golf and a delicious meal. In Ladies Match Play, Heather Mcllwraith defeated Allyson Scott on the 18th hole to advance to the semi-final against Mary Doig. At en's night the winners were: least putts - e Marion and blind draw winners - Turn to page 16'• CHILDREN'S JOGGERS Name Brands such as: BUSTER BROWN, OSH KOSH, FISHER PRICE, and many more ,.. Reg. *1995 -t2995 995 R 5 NCW995 to 1 9 MEN'S & LADIES' JOGGERS Men's SHOES by POWERS A95 & BROOKS Reg. to '4996 Men's JOGGERS $1995 SEE OUR RACK OF HIGH -CUT CANVAS BOYS9 9 51 JOGGERS SIZES 11 - 6 Reg. °29°6 from o. low e, In all the brightest colours Shoes by ... 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