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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1984-08-29, Page 15THE HURON EXPOSITOR, AUGUST 29, 19B4 -� /115 Playoffs continue In the Men's Industrial Ball League on Aug. 22 Mainstreet beat the Firemen in the early game. The late game between the Queens and Villagers was rained out in the third inning. On Aug. 26, the Villagers beat the Queens 11 to 7. On Aug. 27 the Queens won against the Villagers 8-7, The Creamery, Queens, Bears and Main - street all move to the second round of playoffs. S -T -R -J -K -E ONE—Before they tackled the pork chop barbecue at the Minor•Baseball Wrap-up Day, players of the junior girls houseleague enjoyed a game. Players from 1 -ball to midget age spent Saturday at Lion's Park playing baseball. (Hundertmark photo) ' Sportsfest biggest yet Approximately 115 Seaforth athletes attended what turned out to be the largest and most successful Sportsfest in theght year history of the event. Staged in Kincardine on Aug. 17-18 the event drew an estimated 3,800 competitors to its 33 events, almost double last year's figures. It was co-sponsored by the Lake Huron Zone Recreationists Association and the host town. Seaforth was represented in basketball, darts, slo-pitch, senior's shuffleboard, squirt girls softball, swimming, co-ed two -pitch and beach volleyball. Tracy Fortune of Seaforth finished first overall in the nine to 10 years category in swimming. The two -pitch and volleyball teams were consolation finalists, "The object of this event ie to be a fun, low key competition," said Bryan Peter, , Seaforth recreation director. "They had a lot of fun on the weekend." Sportsfest is scheduled to take place in Exeter in 1985. Seaforth hosted the event last year, Seaforth goes to Sportsfest '84 in Kincardine Recreation D ctor 527-0882 Our second ann .1 COMMUNITY REC- REATION CON : RENCE wilt be held Saturday, Oct. at the Seaforth and District Community •ntres. The registration dead- line for roups to participate is Tuesday, Sept. °. We need groups to pre -register in order . make arrangements for lunch and the trainin, sessions. The program begins with Registration, Coff: e and some displays from 9 to 9:30 a.m. The • uest speaker at 9:30 a.m. will be Karen Ross executive director of the,ondon It Cent ;l Volunteer Bureau. She vti be addres:in the delegates on "Volun rs • Rec ing and Retaining". workshops will be held with half the d egates attending one workshop in the lorning ancl.theknt4ier one in the afternoon. or -.ps are on "How to Run a More ffective Meeting" and a "Media Presenta- tion" designed as a panel discussion followed by a question and answer period.- ' RECREATION PREVIEW by Bryan Peter A general discussion with all groups will be held from 2:45 to 3:30 p.m. which will hopefully address some key issues and bring suggestions and solutions to some immediate concerns. Advance information has been mailed to over 70 groups which include summer and winter groups, schools and churches, arts and cultural groups, service clubs and community groups. Each group is allowed to send two delegates each for a fee of $5 per person. including lunch. If your group has not yet registered. please do so immediately. If your group did not receive the information, please contact me personally. We hope to help all groups by holding this conference and by providing some training and the opportunity to learn from and exchange information with other local groups. THE SUMMER OLYMPICS GAMES will be held at the Seaforth Library on Thursday, Aug, 30 at 2 p.m. Boys and girls ages 6-12 years are welcome. The wrap-up for the Summer Reading program will also be held with certificates and medals awarded to outstanding readers and athletes. The raindate is Friday, Aug. 31. All three SUMMER RECREATION PRO- GRAMS concluded successful seven week sessions last Friday. Record numbers of participants joined the fun in the LIT Teen Program, Playground and Playschool. Congratulations and thanks goes to all the dedicated staff who included Faye Carno• chan, Clendon Coombs, Lynne Dodds, Barry Campbell, Dave McLlwain, 'Debbie Dins- more, Lori Strong, Leo Teatero, Brenda Wesenberg, and Sandra Hulley. These young students performed their duties in a manner that makes the community proud of them. SPORTSFEST '84 was held in Kincardine this summer, Aug. 17 to 19. Seaforth had a good turn -out with approximately 115 parti- cipants involved in mens and ladies slo-pitch. co-ed adult two pitch, volleyball, basketball. swim team, squirt girls softball, darts and shuffleboard. A total of 33 events were held with over 3,700 participants from the counties of Huron. Perth. Grey and Bruce, Next year's Sportsfest will be held in Exeter. SENIOR MEN'S CHAMPS—Sandy Pepper, Bill Brown and John Patterson were winners of the Ontario senior men's lawnhowling championships recently. (Hundertmark . hoto) PHOTO SUBMISSION POLICY In recent weeks we have had some inquiries about the photographs that appear in the birthday, engagement and wedding segments of our paper. For optimum photograph reproduction in the newspaper, the following standards for photographic submissions are suggest- ed. 1, Black. and White photographs are recommended, not colour. (Colour photo- graphs will be accepted but their reproduc- tion quality is not guaranteed.) 2. Good contrast between subject and background. 3. Submit a photograph that is approxi- mately the size you want it to appear. (Enlarging and reducing can alter picture. quality.) 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