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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1984-08-15, Page 13Al2 - THE HURON EXPOSITOR, AUGUST 15, 1984 Ol)T AT THIRD -Winners at the A champ- lorship at the Seaforth Optimist Slo-pitch Tournament over the weekend was Belmont who beat Woodstock 8 to 4. (Hundertmark photo) SPORTS Games for August RECREATION PREVIEW by Bryan Peter Recreation Dlrector527-0882 SENIOR GAMES are starting today with checkers and lawn bowling taking place; Next Wednesday, Aug, 22 will have shuffleboard and contract bridge taking place at the arena. Golf and horseshoes are being planned for Wednesday, Aug. 29 at the Golf Course. You may register by calling the Recreation Office at 527-0882. These games are being held to promote new and different activities for men and women 65 years of age and over. They are a good opportunity to enjoy yourself and start a new activity at the same time, MI events begin at 9 a. m, and a light lunch is included in the registration fee. Come out and participate and bring a friend or neighbor.' MINOR BASEBALL BBQ AND GRAND FINALE is scheduled for Saturday, Aug. 25 at the Seaforth Lions Park. All teams will be playing during the day and a Pork Chop Barbecue will be from 5 to 7 p.m. Tickets are available from Minor Baseball players for the barbecue. TERRY FOX RUN will again be hosted in Seaforth as part of the National program. The run will be held Sunday, Sept. 23 from 9 k.rn. to noon starting and finishing at the Van Egmond house. Pledge sheets are available at the Town Hall and the Recreation Office. Terry Fox's Marathon of Hope is not over. In fact, it is just beginning. Canadians all across the country are invited to join together to participate in the Terry Fax Fun for the Marathon of Hope. Run, walk or jog the 10 kilometre course being set up .at Seaforth. A JOINT INFORMATION/REGISTRA- TiON NIGHT will be held Wednesday, Sept. 26 and Thursday, Sept. 27 from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Seaforth and District Community Cen- tres. Groups that huxe confirmed their participation in this night are the Boy Scouts, the Curling Club, Minor Hockey, Figure Skating and the Recreation Department. These will be joined by other groups as the time draws closer, Reserve these dates and plan to attend. Industrial ball league In the Men's Industrial Ball League on Aug. 8, the early game saw the Turf Club 9 to 8 over the $ears. The late game finished with the Villagers 7 the Creamery 3, On Aug 12, in the early game Topnotch beat the Firemen 7-3. In the late game Mainstreet won with a forfeit over the Creamery. On Aug, 13, in the early game, the Topnotch beat Mainstreet 5 to 4. For Topnotch Kevin Henderson hit a two run London m a n wins bowlingtwo run Mainstreet Steve Drager hit a The middle game saw the Creamery 6, the Turf Club 4. The late game was the Queens over Mainstreet 8 to 4. STANDINGS W L T Games Pts. 17 4- 0 21 34 14 6 1 21 29 11 9 1 21 23 11 10 0 21 22 10 10 1 21 21 8 12 1 21 17 7 13 0 21 14 4 17 0 21 8 Turf Creamery Mainstreet Villagers Bears Topnotch Firemen Queens tourney in Seaforth Seaforth horse wins race The Lorne Dale Trophy Bowling Tourna- ment was held last Sunday at Seaforth. W;nners were Huron Wintermute of London, first; Jack McDonald of Lucknow, second; Terry Gardner of Wingham, third; Gerry Mogeridge of London, fourth; and Lloyd Dundas, Thamesford. fifth. Bill Nealy of Stratford, Eric Matzold and Jean Lunn, Seaforth, Neil and Edna Bell of Seaforth were consolation winners, Eileen Adamson and Esther Brady of Seaforth came second in Lucknow last Wednesday. in the Vodden Tournament held in Seaforth Saturday, August 11, Katie Philips of Seaforth and Lee Ryan were third. Edith Dunlop and Ken Cowan, Seaforth were fourth and Fred and Betty Tilley were fifth. Consolation winners were Stan Hillen and Helen Connell of Seaforth. National Motocross scheduled for Labour Day weekend The 1984 Expert Series opener at Nulty Gully on June 17 has been rescheduled to !About Day, Sept. 3. Torrential rain turned the well groomed track into a quagmire, making it Impossible to conduct the races. Hully Gully will now be the site of the final round for the 125 and 250 classes. The Open class will complete their championship series at Copetown, Ontario on Sunday, Sept. 2. Other rounds will take place at Kelowna. B.L. on Aug. 12, Edmonton, Alta., Aug. 19 and Austin, Man. on Aug. 26. Standings after Round 1, Vallee Jonction, Que., June 24: 250 Class Ross Pederson. Medicine Hat, Alta,. Doug Hoover, Mount Albert, Ont., Pierre Couture, Drummond- ville. Que. 125 Class: Ross Pederson, Medicine Hat, Alta; Allan Dyck, Abbotsford, B.C.; Doug Hoover, Mount Albert, Ont. VOTE VALERIE BOLTON NDP IN HURON -BRUCE "As a mother I can stand up for motherhood Issues. Jobs for our children. quality public services for our families. Equality for my daughters. Pair taxes for our com- munities. Peace and Nuclear Disar- mament for our future. I'll speak out on the issues which affect ordinary Cana- dians like you and me." VOTE VALERIE BOLTON, NDP FOR A STRONG VOICE IN HURON -BRUCE Authorized by Fran McQuoil, Official Agent for Valerie Bolton. WATERING and WATERING and STILL not getting rid of brown patches on your lawn? Maybe INSECTS are your problem. GET GREAT GRASS CALL FOR FREE ANALYSIS ed TOM GRASBY 524-2 4 WE GUARANTEE RESULTS Now is the time to about our FALL WEED CONTROL & FERTILIZER PROGRAMS Operator on Duty Daily between 9 am & 1 pm BY LOIS GIBBINGS Two exciting divisions of the first leg of the Clinton-Goderich pacing series were featured at Clinton Raceway on Aug. 1. Merrywood Liz, owned by Bi11 Bennett of Seaforth, won her fourth of the year from 11 starts with a 2:05.3 mile in the sixth, Ross Battin drove the eight-year-old Merrywood Rick mare for trainer Karen Bennett. John Muir of Seaforth took third with Chancey Dodger for Dave Morrissey of Ailsa Craig. Mitola Hi, a five-year-old Scram-Alexene Hi mare, owned by Joe Lane of Seaforth, won her first of the year from 10 starts with Ross Battin on the bike. The second leg of the Clinton-Goderich Pacing Series Stakes will be held at Clinton Raceway on Aug. 19 with post -time at 1:30 p.m. John Lester was third with Goshen Girl, co -owned by Ken Parke of Varna in a 2:06.2 mile in the tenth. Two pacers owned by Stewart McCall of Seaforth were winners at Greenwood Race- way in Toronto recently. :timbre Dick was first in 2:00.1 on Aug. 7, while Fergus Hanover won in I:58 on Aug. 10. Armbro Bryan, owned by Rene Dupuis of Seaforth, finished second in a 2:04.1 mile at Flamboro Downs on Aug 8. Four divisions of the Ontario Sires Stakes for two-year-old pacing colts and geldings, cotnpeting for total purse money of 534,168 were featured at Goderich Raceway on Thursday night and as usual. Dave Wall formerly of Kincardine, but now living near Komoka was in the limelight. Dave set a new track record with Snipper, owned by his daughter. Dawn and Dave BUYING ATRUCK THIS WEEK? M -W MOTORS CAUTIONS: CHECK OUT THE MAZDA B2000 LONG BOX DELUXE PiCKUP CASH PRICE ONLY 57585. Plus Freight and P.0,1. Offer expires August 31, 1984. Complete with: *5 SPEED TRANSMISSION *RADIAL TIRES *REAR STEP BUMPER • AM/FM STEREO *36 MONTH/80,000 Km. PROTECTION PLAN and morel M -W MOTORS LTD. 184 EAST ST., GODER1CH 524-2113 AfillE MAZDA SETS THE STANDARD. Marrinan of Lucan, in the fourth division. The son of Springer (standing at Gerd Pullman's farm near Seaforth), Trulys Pride by Skippys Pride C. paced his last half in 58.4 for a 2:01.1 winning mile, breaking the old mark of 2:01.2 set by Derbys Gent in 1974 and equalled by Wilivan Duke last year. Snipper has earnings to date of 562,378 and a 1:57.3 record from eight wins and one second in the 12 lifetime starts. There will be races again at Goderich Raceway on Aug. 16, with post -time at 7:45 p.m. (LR5SI FI (05 S -T -R -E -T -C -H -The third baseman for the Woodstock team couldn't quite reach the ball during one play of the final game of the Seaforth Optimist Sic -pitch Tournament. Woodstock was beaten by Belmont In the A championships with a score of 8-4. (Hundertmark photo) 24.CARD OFTHANKS JEwt1T We would like to thank our friends, neighbors and relatives for the lovely gifts and cards and for sharing with us our 25th anniversary. Special thanks to our family who gave us an evening we will long remember. John and Barb Jewitt 24-33-1 CARTER The family of the late Barbara Carter. nee Chesney wish to express their sincere thanks and appreciation to everyone for their many acts of kindness. Special thanks to all those who sent beautiful cards of sympathy. the U.C.W. ladies who served lunch and tht Whitney-Ribey Funeral Home. Your thoughtfulness will always be remembered. The Chesney Family and The Carter Family 24.33.1 MUEGGE 1 would like to thank those of my familyand my friends who visited and het me through my stay in St. Joseph's ospital. Your kindness and calls were much appre• ciated. Marie Muegge 24.33-1 FABER We wish to express our sincere thanks to relatives, friends and neighbors who helped make our 50th Wedding Anniversary such a memorable occasion with your best wishes, cards, gifts and flowers. Rochus and Elizabeth Faber 24-33x1 AURIN The family of the late Reg Aubin wish to express their sincere thanks and appreciation to all our friends. relations and neighbors for their many acts of kindness and sympathy during our recent bereavement, Special thanks fot the many beautiful floral tributes. mass offerings. donations to the Canadian Cancel Society, cards and donations of food sent to the house. Special thanks to Father Caruana. the Legion Ladies for the lovely lunch and Max and Barbara Watts of the Box Funeral Home. Your many expressions of sympathy are appreciated and win always be remembered. Helen Aubin and Family 24.33x1 HOLLAND We would like to thank everybody who sent cards. flowers, gifts and good wishes on the happy occasion of the birth of our son. Special thanks to Dr. Maikus and Dr. Allan. ambulance attendants Art and Bill, the nurses at Seaforth Community Hospital for their excellent care and the complete hospital staff for making our stay pleasant. A big thank you to Uncle Allan, Aunt Chris and Grandpa and Grandma Groothuis for taking such good care of Krissy. Gerry and Katie. Jim. Joanne and Joshua Holland 24-3351 HARPURI3EY NEIGHBORS We would like to thank everyone for the gorgeous comforter. Your kindness was a wonderful surprise. Thank you. Ron and Ellen Pace (Stewart) 24-33-1 McCUTCHEON 1 would like to thank everyone who attended and sent gifts to m, community shower held in St. John's Anglican Church in Brussels. Also thank you to the ladies who organized and helped put on the shower. Thanks too for the entertainment. Your thoughtfulness is appreciated. Brenda McCutcheon 24-33x1 24.CARD OFTHANKS BENNEWIES Our sincere thanks to Dr. Underwood for his care and attention during Edwin's lengthy illness. We also thank the nurses and staff at Seaforth Hospital, the care and attention you gave to keep him as comfortable as possible is deeply appreciated. To our relatives, friends kind neighbors who nave so generously of their time. gifts of food, flowers. lovely cards, gifts of money and donations will always be remembered. we thank you very much , and to the Whitney-Ribey Funeral Home who helped us through our most difficult days. We give our heartfelt thanks to the ladies serving lunch at the Seaforth Legion. We give sincere thanks and appre- ciation to the Clinton congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses who gave us spiritual hope and comfort and visited us regularly during our time of sorrow. we thank each and every one of you. To our loving heavenly Father, the great hearer of prayer who gave us the strength to endure we give honour, thanks and praise in Jesus' name. We will always remember and cherish each thought. word and deed, the help and support you all gave us in our time of need. Mrs. Edwin Bennewies and Family 24.33.1 ' DOW 1 would like to thank everyone fat attending the surprise shower at Marie Heffron's. the neighbors' shower held at Lilian Appleby's. and the family shower held at Linda Bird's. Thank you for all the lovely and useful gifts received and the good time enjoyed. A special thanks to everyone who helped plan show-ers and prepare the food. It will always be remembered. Joyce (Gordon) Dow 24.33-1 WHTiTARD Thanks for all the lovely cards, gifts. flowers. goodies and calls 1 received while in hospital and since returning home. Thanks again. Lois E. Whittard 24-33x1 EGMONDVild.E RIVER RATS The Egmondville River Rats would like to say thank•you to Ken and Ruth Smith for holding the annual Rat team pool party. Mom Brown for donating the beef and all the other girts who helped with the food. Special thanks to the "Chef ' on doing a fine job cooking the roast. The Rats 24.33.1 POISS c'd like to thank Dr, ..mergence at Seafort ey and girls in unity Hospital, Bill and Cub on the a bulance. emergency staff at Victoria Hospital. Drs. Barr, Brown and Shokunbi and the nurses on 3rd floor War Memorial Children's Hospital and the V . N. 's. A special thanks to our family and friends who were there when we needed them most. Your support and concern will never be forgotten. Randy, Valerie and Paul Poisson 24-33x1 BROADFOOT My sincere thanks to relatives and friends for visits, cards, Bowers and gifts while 1 was a patient in Seaforth Community Hospital. Thanks also to Rev. J. and Mrs. Vanslyke, doctors Underwood, Rodney and Maikus and nurses and staff at the hospital. Also for visits and goodies received since returning home. Violet Broadfoot 24.33x 1 FELKAR Many thanks to everyone who remembered me with visits. cards and flowers. while in p hospital and since returning home Spec�a' 24.CARD OFTHAN, KS 1 thanks to everyone who helped me at the Iaundromat the morning I took sick. Thanks to Dr, Rodney and all the kind attention from the hospital staff. Sincerely Mary Felkar 24.33x1 McARTHUR 1 wish to express my appreciation to my friends who came to visit me a1 the hospital. Also to Dr. Underwood and Dr. Malkus and the nursing staff and also for the good meals, Janet McArthur 24.1111 25. IN MEMORIAM McLAUGHLIN: In loving memory of my dear husband. who passed away on August 21st. 1970. Your memory is a keepsake. From which we'll never Part God has you in his keeping We have you in our hearts. Lovingly remembered by wife Helen and family. 25-33.1 MILLE/It in memory of a dear wife and mother, Grace Miller who passed away 7 years ago. August 10. We seem to see in the soft dim light A face we love the best: Recalling her as the sun's last rays Go down in the far off west We miss her more as time goes nn. We can never close our hearts: And the lamp of our love still burns, Her heart the truest in all the world, Her love the best to recall, None on earth could take her place. She is still the dearest of ail. Sadly missed and lovingly remembered by Russell and family. 25-33x1 MUIR: In loving memory of our mother who passed away August 19, 19'3, Deep in our hearts your memory is kept To love. to cherish and never forget. Lovingly remembered by het family, Dave, Beth, Jack and Families. 25-33.1 STEELS: Treasured memories of a dear mother and grandmother, Mena Elizabeth whom God called home on Aug. 10. 1961 Everyday in some small way. Memories of you come my way. Though absent you are ever near. Still missed. still loved and still very dear. Always will be remembered 'by her daughter Mary Helen. son-in-law Bob and grandsons. Shawn and Curtis 25-.13x 1 29. ENGAGEMENTS VAN DOOREN - JORDAN Joe and Anne Van Dooren of RR 5 Seaforth are pleased to announce the forthcoming t'namage of their daughter Nancy to Gerald Jordan, son of Mrs. Bernadette Jordan ani the late Peter Jordan of St Cehrmban The wedding will take place Saturday. September 1. 1984 at St. James Roman Catholic Church. Seaforth at 4:30 p.m. 24-33.1 MILLER - LANE Mr. and Mrs. Joe A. Lane, RR 2 Dublin and Mrs Marjorie Miller. Strathroy are pleased to announce the forthcoming marriage of their children Catherine Anne Lane to Michael Richard Miller The marriage to take Lace 7 p.m. Attest,. 24 1984 at Si. Cotumban Church. 29.333x1