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The Huron Expositor, 1988-09-07, Page 8•-- THE HURON EXPOSITOR, SEPTEMBER 7, 1988 RATES A INVESTMENTS ilhit% 5xm• G1C •No Fees •Nu Charges 524.2773 122 Court House Square Gocferich 1-800-265.5503. BERG Sales - Service installation Free Estimates • Bern Cleaners • Stabling • Bunk Feeders Donald G. Ives R.R. 2 Blyth Brussels 887-9024 V,wlljCLEARA\CEIgEs • Large capacity crisper ° Dairy compartment • Nested egg storage 10 f t.. Standard Defrost Almond Oaly $52995 w/trade S:" ,..._.... ,.........:,___,,_ , ..--;:!' „kr,. 1 829 99 • SENTINEL SYSTEM electronic monitor and control • The most energy efficient refrigerator In tis Bass • attractive, rust -proof vinyl coated shelving w/trade 14.6 cu. ft. Frost F ree Convertible Dishwasher • INGLIS tradition of quality and reliability • 4 cycles plus drying options for user flexibility • Spacious dishracks to handle those big loads • A comprehensive manufacturers warranty (ask for details) Over 600 Appliances in stock, over 200 units on display. Ail units are priced before the August price increase - We do our own service. Our 43rd year in the appliance business Swingers win championship dynamo in ladies slopitchin recent weeks. In the semi-finals they eliminated last year's champion Wildcats, 12-9 and 2-1, in two quick outings. In fact the only trouble they met in their bid for the championship came against Manley in the quarter finals. But after dropping the first game of that best -of -three series 15-5, the Swingers et- ched out a 16-15 win, and finally a 5-2 triumph, to set them on their route to victory. In the midst of it all the Swingers took the A Championship of a Slopitch tourna- ment held in Walton, and the B Champion- ship of a tournament held in Exeter. • • The Seaforth Swingers became the A Champions of the Ladies Slopitch league Monday night. Despite a ninth inning rally by their op- ponents, the Seaforth. Swingers held on to win the third and final game of a best of five championship series against Slabtown. Ahead by four runs going into the bottom half of the final inning, the Swingers grip- ped onto a narrow 11-10 victory to clinch the championship. They had beaten Slab - town in two prior games by scores of 5-1 and 7-6. In retrospect the Swingers have been a 55999 Uderc ier Dishwasher • First class features in a low-cost dishwasher! • No need to pre -rinse d ishes, a soft food disposer is built-in • Low energy consumption saves you money • 4 interchangeable door panels Wall Ovens. from $62999 Surface Units Solid Elements from $38995 bob SterlingUndercounter Dishwasher • Built rugged for the Canadian family, but built with style! • Multiple cycles and options L• Door liner will never rust or chip • Exclusive in -the -door silverware basket • 4 interchangeable door panels $C 7999 to suit any decor J $53985 Fnqii. CANADA'S #i WASHER 0•25:m.„. b 30" Easy aClean • Easy -to -clean one-piece cook - top • Deluxe HI -SPEED and ACCU- SIMMER® elements • Attractive Euro -style design $68499 Easy Clean • H gh quality elements for long reliable life • Analog clock, Minute -minder, and delay staryconvenience • Easy-to-clean'one-piece cooktop • '64499 w/trade 30" Self Clean • Rates as having the BEST self- cleaning performance $83999 Compact 5 cycle heavy duty Washer 110 Volt $629 99 I�I At) w/trade • O/Stackmate® ��� -� Laundry System QUEENS BATTER Janice Leonhardt connects with a swing in the early going of her team's playoff game against the Kids Kloze Killers. The Queens got off to a good start in the game, but ended up losing the match as the Kids Kloze Klub Kame back to take a , one game lead in the best of three series. Corbett photo. !Compact 3cycle Electric Dryer "389 We Service What We Sell 99 w/trade DRYSDALEMAJOCENTREAL DE HENSALL 262-2728 Ontario OPEN MONDAYS OPEN FRIDAY TILL 9 p.m.. 'THE PLACE TO BUY APPLIANCES • New versatile washer/ dryer combination • Only 24" wide, 72" high In a single chasl8 • Complete range of fab- ric care features • Self -clean lint filter (washer) • 4 -way exhaust venting • Rugged durability of INGLIS full size models 1299°' w/trade Venetian ds RECREATION PREVIEW by Marty Bedard SAVE $19.00 to $188.50 EXTENDED TO SEPT, 30 ri Buy 1 at our regular price and we'll sell you any other 1" Hunter - Douglas solid color blind up to equal value at 1/2 our regular price. • The best brand name value in Canada! Top-of-the-line quality made famous by Hunter -Douglas. • Over 100 solid colors. (Sorry, striping not available for this promotion) Program registration now FITNESS IS FUN, the exercise program players and parents to the final POTLUCK WRAP-UP. This dinner will be held at the Seaforth and District Community Centres on Wednesday, September 14, beginning at 7 pm. The 8th Annual TERRY FOX RUN will be held on Sunday, September 18 starting from the Van Egmond House. Registration will begin at 9:30 am, and the run at 10 am. All proceeds for the run walk, jog, ride, bike, wheel a-thon, will go towards Cancer research. You can pick a pledge sheet from the Town Hall, all Banks, Recreation Office, Library or the Chiropractic Centre. This year's run should prove to be more exciting, as the committee has changed the course. The course this year will focus on going through Seaforth, instead of around it. Watch neat week's issue for a map of the route. Terry Fox T-shirts will be on sale now and up until the day of the run. All sizes are available. If you are interested in purchas- ing a t -shirt they will be on sale at the registration nights. Anyone who participated in the SEAFORTH SENIOR GAMES is invited to the annual POTLUCK DINNER at the Community Centres on Monday, September 19 starting at 6 pm. Bring your own dishes and cutlery as well as your favorite meal or dessert. The SEAFORTH BRANCH LIBRARY would like to announce the ADULT READING CLUB will begin once again, starting Thursday, September 8 at 12 noon. Bring your own lunch and the library will supply the coffee. The club will meet on every second Thursday. Come to the FOUR GREAT FALL DAYS IN SEAFORTH AND DISTRICT. The Fall Fair on September 22 and 23, the Downtown Wheelbarrow Days on September 23 and 24, the Lions Club Oktoberfest on September 24 and the Ciderfest at the Historic Van Egmond House on Sunday, September 25. Come and join in the fun. For information on any of the above events contact the MAINSTREET CO-ORDINATORS OF- FICE at 527-0160. for all ages, where you are encouraged to "WORK AT YOUR OWN PACE" will be held at the Seaforth and District Com- munity Centres Tuesday and Thursday mornings from 8:30 to 9:30 am starting on Tuesday, September 13. Special emphasis will be on stretching, low-level aerobics and care for the back. It is suitable for beginners, older adults, seniors or anyone wishing to participate. Also, Wednesday evenings from 8 to 9 pm starting ore September 14', 1988, a 10 week session will deal with total body con- ditioning, low impact aerobics, circuit training, stretching, strengthening for in- jury prevention, and free weights. Men are welcome to participate. For information or registration call Druscilla Leitch at 527-1182 or the Recreation Office at 527-0882. JOINT REGISTRATION NIGHTS for FALL AND WINTER PROGRAMS will be held on Tuesday, September 13 and Wednesday, September 14 from 7 to 9 pm each night at the Seaforth and District Comniunity Centres. You will be able to register for; Minor Hockey, Minor Broom - ball, Ringette, Figure Skating, Boy Scouts, Curling, Brownies, Girl Guides, Youth Bowling and Recreation Department's fall programs. There are also going to be a couple of ad- ded features at this year's registration nights. These are: An EQUIPMENT SALE put on by Minor Hockey, If you have any equipment your son or daughter has grown out of, bring it up to the Arena on Monday, September 12 to be sorted, priced and tagged. RAINBOW FASHIONS will be in atten- dance on Tuesday, September 13 only. You or your team may purchase team sweats (shirts and pants) with personalized logos on them. The Seaforth and District High School's Athletic department is sponsoring this sale, and all proceeds will go towards Interschool Athletic programs. Now's your chance, one night only, don't miss it. The Seaforth and District MINOR BALL ASSOCIATION would like to invite all ON THE GREENS ""'— ` BLINDS \ SLILINDSNDS B SINC51977 ■ SHOWROOMS IN: LONDON, STONEY CREEK, BRANTFORD, KITCHENER, GUELPH, CAMBRIDGE, HAMILTON, BURLINGTON INTRODUCING MR. BILL DON OUR HURON COUNTY Phone C'liri#®,�• • • • �48�'-,�980 DEALER by Carolanne Doig Great fall golfing ahead It's hard to believe that the Labor Day weekend is over and the ankle -biters are once again back at school! It was a hot sum- mer but it didn't seem like a long hot sum- mer. It sure went by in a hurry. Although the competitive golf season is winding down, there will be plenty of great fall days ahead to enjoy the course. The fall colors, cooler temperatures and more fre- quent rain will contribute to much better conditions than we have had this summer. Now's the time off year to adjust your swing or stance, try a new potter or set of clubs, and concentrate on improving your game in- stead of today's score. There are still some events to take place. This Saturday the course will be closed all day as the annual Men's Invitational Golf Tournament will be underway. There will be 144 golfers taking part. Brad Walsh of Strat- ford will attempt to repeat his 1987 victory --5- _ ...—.ems, e•••• and retain the Commercial Hotel Trophy. Walsh will have some stiff competition from low handicappers from London, Pontiac, Michigan, Oshawa, Pike Lake and other area clubs. The men's night closing is Saturday, September 17 at 2 p.m. with 18 holes of golf followed by a steak barbecue. The ladies' closing is Sunday, September 18 at 2 p.m. with a 9 hole scramble and dinner to follow. The Match Play events are not complete yet but should be done by the closing events. Last week the Owen Sound District Ladies' Championship was held at Pike Lake Golf Centre. Ann Adams from Seaforth won the event. Runnerup was Kathy McMurdo of Owen Sound. Judy Hunter of Kincardine and C.A. Doig of Seaforth tied for third place. Remember September's a great golf month, so come on out for a game.