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The Huron Expositor, 1980-08-21, Page 8RON EXPOS1tOR AUGUST 21, 1980 was an offer we couldn't rcfuse. Goest passs to the 62od, m001141411'in 49cheYter,. trin exchange for Soma 91' Chrtaditth beer; Being of sound mind and body we jumped in the ear ')od complete With cousitts front ,Sealand,,sufferin4 jet 1#8# we headed for my first „vet professional tourna- Pt1 been to tournaments before but 'believe me, this ' wasn't the Tttekerstnith Dpen,, nor was it anything like' yOU envision it while • ;vaulting it on T.V. Once you're• in the vicinity you . notice the crowds and - of • 008rSe rows upon rows of cars -but you're nowhere near , the tournament: "Yes park right here sir and take the shuttle to the course. No chturge, Sorry no -cameras, radios or , six packst I !I" A crowded school bus took us from the high school football n the • liole, The prograra helped because you knew who to expect next and their previous ' scores. The an- itouncer would annouce any vast P.G.A. champions and once the group had putted out, the day's score and three day total. Each time a group came to the 18th a rawsing applause Would greet them, but on the Satur- day the moment I best re- member was when Arnie and his Army came down the .18th fairway. He needed no ' field turned parking it to the . "Will Call"' at the entrance to the course. We picked up cur. passes and became guests of the United States P.G.A. By now my head was rotating like an owlas I tried to takiin the beautifully kept lawns and winding drive edged by huge trees leading to a huge Tudor -style clubhouse. Crowds were everywhere Sunday, Kenny and Ian may and most of the people were 14 caddying in the same studying programs listing groupings, tee off times and 8roup.-Talk about well plan - the first two days scores. We nedt That's exactly what found Kenny and Ian on the,> happened and so after a, brisk practice area and frorrs4.ttea it Sunday morning swim, it was Dad was off like a shot with Todd and cousin Tom in pursuit. Forget it guys.' mtroduchen-everyone knew Who he was! The crowd was on their feet as be walked ,.,down the 18th and the applause was deafening. , As the groups came in we paid as much attention to the caddies as the player, since reens arolatine tThig followed the s and it was just ig interes g for tis to watch the caddies as the players, Ian' i man Gary Koch is .mord inclined to show)iis-displeasure with a bad shot and It was obvittus he was not happy. More than once Ian had to be quick to grab a club toSsed his waY bit too zealously. Howejer ,during, the course ofthe rotind it was apparent thilt Gary and lan had a good rapport. The Same was true of Kenny and Mike Morley although Mike appeared to handle a poor situatuln in a more subdued manner. AS for the caddies, well they appeared to really love their work. Aper 9 we headed back to the stands. It was early but 10'94^ net Panttun Pilau Cottp:- et, 2mi low grosS JUitia *Ye Pearce, 2nd low gross JuYenile Mike ,PaquetM* 2nd low gross Bantam Scott Hutchison, 2n4 low net jun: lOr Shane Duran, 2nd low • • • • ••• eta o • • • a • • • • • .4 • • • • • • 0 • net ` Juvenile Paul Coady. 2nd low net13antant David Camp- bell, '3rd low gross 34Yeutle DottgArmstrong;$011tay net Juvenile SoottiCay, 4th icav gross Juvenile Kerry Switz - mann. 4th low net Juvenile ••••04••••••••••••••• Todd Deig, 5th IOW gross Juvenile Todd, Morey, sok low net Juvenile Paul Fount 04 Longest Drive Mike Paquette, Closest to•tho.ido Me Pogue Most Honest Golfr MikeBetties. . ** . ** 11•1110 f*,•••• • Moo's $1184f was woo by Ken Doig and ,-Ken Cardno with att..80;.The Ladles Club hosted the Mitchell ladies on the lAth but unfortunately • the rain cancelled any golf. A social evening Was enjoyed in * . * . • •• • • It. •Ot• ;4, •4 • the cjgb11000 with Pt*nisel oi the same cool'o-ort tfaz, thf°:vers,e‘tkno', 34 the .„,,i;At *MOO)nights . c, two iliadaTirsilieagcoi,dodo.intsitesir stop over over before Puki Open In FIInt, Michigan. No, wonder they Were celebratinto(,17*. s man •Gitiby alutqc shot 67 the final day at VVestehOs- ter'to- take secondidttee,rand , $42.!1Q°•°°' .V!!.9'-t0,8°..F#4.0^ * 10. • • • • re• ••••• • • • • • • 400 • *X • • ; • • • • 0 , * ** 0601111 • ••,.0 • • • • , • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • *' • • ..4•44. • c • • OPTICIAN ' David - • Langstaff • Ltd. • • Optician • • 87 IVIain Si. S. Seaforth • OPTOMETRISTS AND • 011HTEtATIVIOLOIGISI'S • 4 Prescriptions FilledPromptlY • • SUMMER HOURS ONLY • June I/80 to Aug- 31/80 • • Mon. Tues. Tfiurs.sFriday • 9 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. • Closed Saturdays • Closed Wednesday OPEN THURSDAY EVENING 7:00-- 9:00 p.m. COMPLETE OPTICAL SERVICE 527-1303 ". • many of the boys had visited already space was at o • Seaforth. After Morley and premium. I had considered -0 Koch finished, the 3r1 Found following Nicklaus but I /— tied, we realized that on the -would have needed a helicop- • ter to see what was going on. We sat in the stands nearly • six hours and by the end of the day people sitiing next to • you were like lifelong neigh- • boars. Thousands of people • back -to -the- course, for the-- would That -and laugh while • final day. there was a lull in the action • • Now that we had our pass- but when someone was • es with us it was a whole new taking a shot you could have 4: ball game. No crowded Meanwhile Mom' and Val school bus shuttle. We park- . headed to the stands behind 'ed right at the clubhouse ad • the 18th-stmart. move. Well I went up and down the fair- spent sortie time browsing m ways trying to catch glimpses the pro shop and tents eyeing of the household names and sometimes I'd really be • surprised -I always thought Lanny Wadkinx was tall. ARNIE'S ARMY Thousands of yards of rope prevented the specta- tors from going on the fair - 'heard a pin drppl, • THE BIG NAMES • We saw them all. The big names like Trevino, • Watson, Palmer and of the many souvenirs' made course Nicklaus. We saw the • especially for the occasion, rabbits like Koch, Morley MONEY EXCHANGE and Hatalsky and we saw our • Canadian money could caddies, both brothers and be changed at a financial van friends. , We saw terrible • parked nearby and maga- shots and super shots and for • zines could be purcilasair days afterwards it was pretty • that were full of interesting haid to come down to earth • facts about the past, current, and back to that darn slice! ways and to complement the, and future P.G.A. champion- On Tuesday August 12 our • yellow rope there were ships. Of 'course food was Junior tournament was won hundreds of men in yellow sold everywhere and the by Lindsay Begs of Guelph • slacks making sure you be- indoor and outdoor bar with a 75 total. Other win. • haved. Finally I became tired business was tremendous. ners were 1st low gross of my frenzied travels and With the two brothers Junior Al Nigh 76, ist low • headed- for the stands. caddying in the same group. gross Juvenile Greg Core 78, Fortunately my seat was we had the ideal chance to 1st mew 'gross Bantam Lee • saved an'd I joined hundreds follow them and see just Cupid 79, 1st low net Junior of others watching each what they do and how their • nru'cc Drake, .ist low nut • threesome play the finishing men play. For nine holes we Juvenile Danny dates. 1st :•414 , • •4••• 4.1 e , • 41, • N., , 10+ ..... . . ' • ' /- WHAT WE NEED IS YOUNGER PLAYERSI—Perhaps the Bad News Beavers should consider adding Brian Racho of Seaforth to their team. His ground approach might be a better one to take than the one the Beavers tookln their game against Roths on Sunday(Pot() by Ranney) ;.. • ... % .I. ..• ,..A. - - •,..• ' II .44``"Irl . • ' ...1,'"--"i 4 , " 0% Gun club scores Kippen Gim Club met Aug- ust 32 with 27 shooters•John Anderson, Jack Mills both had 25, Lloyd Venner, Jim Butcher, Bill Boussey, • Bert Mthaffy all had 24; Terry Baker. Glen Mogk. Wayne Riddle, Bill Webber 23; Brad Mann 22; Gary Middleton 22, Harrison Schack 22; Wayne McBride, "Gladys Nicaregor, Ray qedcles had 21; John Griedanius, Chris Middleton, Jack Bell all had 20; Merv. Batking. Grant McGregor both 19, Bob Baker 18, Paul Giles, Neil Colquhoun, Paul Priestap all with 17, Rick Welsh 16. Completing the shoot was Terry Mann. In two rounds of doubles Glen Milgk 21, Jack Mills 20, Bill Webber 10, Jar1818 Caldwell 16, Ray Geddes 16, Gary Middleton 14, PALI Gtles 13, John atiedattltut 13. . ARNOLD J. 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