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The Huron Expositor, 1979-05-03, Page 24'101 rrlb THE HURON EXPOSTIOR MAY 3., 19.79 The Seaferth Sporismens •Club's first, annual %fling derby on Saturday proved to be 4 arnaSh suecess with over 200 children spending 'at least part or the daY trying to hOok 4 big one. The biggest fish, in the four age categories. six years and under. six to eight years nine ft) twelve years old and 12 to 14 years were- %aught lei jennifor Marion 10' Deutz Bugill lot 6. Paani ;Garrick r 1A11),` Pale 11 1 8. The neat big tI'St frah• Were• caught by . Jonathan Hugill, Jason !Knights, Scott' Bart. Mart Boven, i)atrelt Crocker. Mile Betties. Potts Brtte0 Menton Jim ampbell. Sandra HuU Sw;.-011-lulley. Rob Cr The first fish calla' *" litge group were ca ight ,t1.11nifer M a ri on Doug, fittgril. Mike 8ettles. S441.1 tititiv, rl**4****MIStor, 7111K.110,11r0V+,711011k, • ,r7frgli MTV!, Mr415i,.`INTI Thg Brst aSherrnart to eateh he limit of tire day fie L) was, Bruce Merton, Others to cattle limit of the day WPO Sandra Hulley. The youngest fisherman u as Nndy Dale ntentha• thrthdayS for the day were Jeff Feagan. Karen Nigh. Most tangled fishing lino was Stoney Oauthier. Most determined fishermen were Kevin Cooper and Greg 13ennewia. THAT DETERMINED, LOOK Mike aettIeS has the look of the determined fisherman as he braves the cold and damp to catch a trout In the fishing derby held at the Liche Park on Saturday. • (Expositor Photo) • • • • • • • • • • • • • f7 ;•••• . I THOUGHT I FELT A NIBBLE — Patience was certaip mai ty the virtue* • _., 4 n , .....,,k1 1 . : .4" , .;., .. * ',','-, ___ ' required for these eager fishermen who spent much of Saturday at the Lions Park trying to lure a rainbow trout Onto their fine. .. . (Expositor Photo) A FISHERMAN'S PERCH Some fishermen, like Mr. Pinder here, will, try anything .when it come to catching a rainbow trout. These two, fishermen are trying their luck in the Seaforth Sportsmeris''Club derby held at the Lions Park on Satorclay. - THE PROUD FISHERMAN , JenniferMarign, daughter of Connie and Mike, holds up one Of. the largest rainbow trout, - 'measuring 1034 inches, caught at the Seaforth Sportsmens Club: fishing derby at the Lions Park.. With Marian to lend a helping hand is her aunt, Christine DinSmore.. • • (Expositor Photo) mmausiaa- The golf course becomes a reality Soccer starts! • (Continued from Page 12) racetrack, was put to work'. This was time consuming to say the least. Water was punipeci from Silver Creek and many times the greens were covered with tiny fish, This problem was remedied 'in 1968 whea pipes were laid for irrigation purposes. The Year may have been 1968 but this job was done with a 1934 Case tractor pulling a walk- ing plough', Paul Doig was the handiest with the plough but even he found it a harrowing P ex erience • • Behind the plough' Bill • Price and John Milier helnerl lay aad cover the pipe. • HUNTING FORBALLS Paul Was no stranger to the weird and wonderful things happening on “the farm:' He had yvitnesSed golfers in his bean field hunting for a 60 it. hall with three kids,,the • dog and a golf cart to- boot. For several years the down stairs part of his residence was used as a make shift clubheitie-Suaday Mornings started early for aayOnL living above this little shop. In 1967 the old barn was disniantied piece by piece in preparation for,tonstructiong the present clubhouse. This clubhouse was opened in 1969 in time for the wedding reception of Ann McConnell, the first of many special 'events held there. A- BUSY PLACE' *. Nov the Clubhouse is a • very busy place, There's a banquet -hall Complete with fireplace and suntleck, a well equippedpro shop, snack bar, and locker 'facilities for club storaize. Someone must.. Remember Mbther wi!th She'll Remember by • Rustcraft • Gordon, Fraser Shop early for a good Selectiiin. The ,latest selection of Canitilan books have arrived including Alice Munro's who Do You Think You Are?" • Larone s Where shopping is a pleasure" Sea forth ' 527-1960 SWEEPS it LONGERWEAR • MEANS LOWER COST WI kw the value of dine to a fanner. Break- age, •Means delay so when you need ieephicemente, Come to us. • We lave a complete title of Iff sweeps and enhiestot tools for any oil. Our quality controlled , ports Veil list Ringer for greater savings all arOttrid. COLOURING CONTEST WINNERS • from Pancake Day Anne Robinson, Linda Van Dyic !CR. I, Dublin R.R. 4, Seaforth 8 &Under 12 & tinder SEAFORTH / OM) ,r1 • be available at alt times in the clubhouse to complete the bookwork, and provide Services for the many mem- bers and visitors. Outside • the grass keeps growing and mest be •cut regularly. Greens are cut several times a week and it takes four to five 'each time. The greens are bigger. now than originally since seven Of the nine greens have •been enlarged. The fairway S require .about ten hours of cutting time twice a week. This is about half the' . time that used to be required. The outside work goes on and on. Over 200 trees have been planted and the creek has been dredged. Greens and tees have been moved and enlarged. Fertilizing, cutting, irrigating, tree prun- ing and hundreds of other outdoor jobs are done repeti- tiously, not to mention rock picking. , The Dream of Ken and Rod Dog is now a snappy little 'nine hole course. A course that gives a good challenge yet doesn't break your heart. 1 es a course where in 1978 over 36,000 hours of recreation. Were provided for golfers frOm the duffer -to the scratch player... There are still many things to be done but-, yes, the dream is a reality. Now other golfers, While winding their way around the Seaforth course, are perhaps dreaming of their own course someday. Meanwhile the Doig brot- hers Are still picking rocks. Health nurses get raise • Huron County : council approved a new contract for public health . nurses Thnrsday.giving the nurses a 6.7:pereent increae effective January 1, 1919. , The . new pact sets the startirig.rare for public health nurses it 514,458 and has a ceiling of S1',732 for nurses; with five years service. The • contract specifics • wages for both public health nurses and registered nurses working for the county. Crider the new apreement registered nurses now start at 514,274 and have a thaimUm of 517.020 after five years. • •. - The senior public health „ Obitu ary MIS. ELLIOTT WALTERS Mrs. Elliott Miners, 90, the former Alberta Ann Murray. died at Alexandra Marine Goderieh on Friday,: Mrs. Walters ••• waS predeceased by her husband in 1958; She is survived by sons • M'ttrray WaltorS of • Irlepworth. Hoe, ard Walters • of Toronto. Bruee.WalterS of Fianover and '• daughter; Gertrude, • Mrs. Arthur • Henderson of McKillop ToWnship: Brim, Mrs. Dyke Wheatley of McKillop Township and And Toy. Mrs. A • Sett' •of Oshawa. Mrs. Walters was predeceased by another daughter. Ruth Floyd, in. 1959. She is also survived by 28 grandchildren and great grandchildren. Mrs. Walters was • the • daughter Of Mr. and . Mr's. John Murray of Tuckerstnith Township. She married her husband in 1911 and was a Member of Seaforth United • Church, • The funeral was held at he B.S. BoxyFuneral Home ort Monday at 2 p.m with Bev, •..S.G.Vattslyke conducting the service. Burial was iri Maitlandbank Cettidfory. Dunation$ in memory of Mrs, Walters may be given to the charity of your choiee. • The pallbearers at the nurses receives a bonus at 5442 a year and nurses holding a Brichelor of Science degree also receive an extra 5442 a year.• ' The new agreement also had several changes made to elan f some. clauSes. The changes were in clatiaes- e.tiecerning leave of abSerice, tortmOrary• enthloyees• hired threplaceregular employees on leave and benefits and wages for long term • and part-time employees. • Many .tif, the -Changes • meant nothing except-, JO Clear' up.pessible coefuSion iri wording. " Of . the. ',emit ract. • St. Columban Soccer Club has been practising for the past month in preparation for the upcoming 1979 season which.begins this weekend. On Sunday. April 29 they evened. their exhibition games at 1 Win and 1 loss as they defeated London United 2-0 in. London. United held the edge in play inthe first ' half but were unable to score as Frank Vcrbernc stopped any shots that got through, to the goal. The 2nd half was all St. Columban as they pressed from the whistle right up until the end. Brad Finlayson opened the scoring 5 minutes into the half on an excellent individual effort. Bill Docking made it 2-0 four minutes later when he out the London defenders to head in a center kick from Finalysen. • . • All in all. St. Columban played very strongly, particularity considering•that it was only' their second game. With continued• im- provement, top spot in the •Second Division does not OfCur' funeral service were, Cliff Broadfoot. tint) Tyndall, Mervin Nett, Allen Campbell, Allen Nicholson and Gordon. Pappfe. • • • '''''7F,F.Armw tibr 7. • , • • -• Thursday, Maf3 to Saturday, May 5 This is our .very item in 'the "ONCE A YEAR ,store is CLEARANCE" REDUCED!! * WOMEN'S SHOES * MEN'S SHOES * CHILDREN'S SHOES * WORK BOOTS • NORTH STARS .selected styles toyes11.99- WHS. IVA • - 64.99 - 412.99 - *19.99, !$.99 - *19.W - '29.99 *LW- *9.99 *22.91 - 'MAO • 10% ore NEW SPRING STOCK, • PURSES AND LUGGAGE „ . SHOE 0,6 STORE 34114951 414Ai OPEN FRIDAY SAWS TILL "PAK St. • -Colortibcitt..1HI'00d:..1.in exhibition play seem, out of reach. • Si. Columban played their 1st exhibition game in Stratfrod on April 22 against Stratfrod F.A.G.. losing by a 3-0 score. It was a typical first game of the year as both teams seemed to be fighting the ball and had ,trouble playing tegether. Stratford finished the 1978 season on top of the 2nd Division and So are promoted to the I st. Division for 1979. Consequently, St. Columban will not be opposing them inthe regular sehedule. "0" TEAM DROPPED During the past two seasons Si. Columban operated both an "A" and a 13" team. However, due to an insufficient sUply of players. the "B" team will not be in existence in 1979, The St. Columban Minor, Soccer AssoCiation, though. has -entered teams in the Bantam (15-16 years) and Junior (17-18 years) Divisions, so the future supply of players scorns • assured. playt. ins away tram home The schedule begins this against West Lorne on weekend with Sr. Columban Sunday. vem*******1** Winthrop Community Pork HORSESHOE Anyone wishing to play horSeshoes at Winthrop Community Park ". Please contact Bob Regele 527-0715 The classic . •'blazer. • The perennial blazer, still making waves, in a wrinkle •shedding weave of polyester and wool, Still Maintaining its classic look, but updated with new shades for upcoming occasions...5110 to 512000 RN DO i MINS FORK* SHOP ' • 71 Deffiris Si; STRATFORD 271-21111 • 4.