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SPORTSFEST will be celebrating its 10th
year in Port Elgin on August 15, 16 and 17.
For those not familiar with Sportsfest, it's a
weekend festival of sports and recreational
activities, designed primarily for recreational
and house league level participants. The idea
of "winning at all costs" is put on the back
burner, •with participation and fun for all
becoming the main objectives.
Sportsfest came into being in 1976 as a
series of events held in different locations in
the L.H.Z.R.A. area, which includes the
counties of Bruce, Grey, Huron, Perth and
W ellington. The area stretches from Tober
mory in the north, to St. Marys in the south,
and from Lake Huron to Arthur. The town of
Kincardine was chosen as the site of the first
combined 1,300S0 participants approxi-
matelyfest in 7, with involved15
events.
The torch was passed to Port Elgin for the
1978 Sportsfest and since then it has been
held in Listowel, Goderich, Owen Sound,
Hanover, Seaforth, Kincardine (again) and
Exeter:
Sportsfest '84 in Kincardine was the
biggest event with some 3,500 participants.
Organizers for this year's event hope to top
the 4,000 mark in participation.
Since it is the 10th anniversary of the event,
the organizers of Sportsfest '86 are planning
to make it the biggest and best yet. Plans
currently call for a list of 39 events including
ladies softball, and slow -pitch, men's slow-
kitch, youth soccer, mens and junior boys great recreational facilities.
basketball, curling, darts, chess, euchre, Over the aeons Seaforth has been the home
f ridge, oftbal , chid long -all, distanceb swim, of fine hockey players, figure skaters, and a
minor softball, children's T -ball, bowling, famous marching band. Last week Seaforth
racquetball, squash, board sailing, soap box was on the map and on the air and on the
derby, team aerobics, water polo, women's leader board, because of golf. It was know lan appreciated the fine support he Armstrong meets Marty Bedard, Bill W eber
soccer, canoe race, karate, junior golf, bah Canadian Open Week at Glen Abbey in received from all the area golf fans. meets the m W atson r vs Don •Duper
ockey, badminton, 10 k run, beach Volley-
.43Oakville and words can barely describe the eets
Des its the fact Ian missed the cut, we still winner; Karl TW hertalso meets Gord Scott,
all, tennis, swim meet, table tennis, emotions many Seaforthians were experienc P
had something to cheer about as Bob Murphy Frank Verberne meets Doug Elliott; tn Doig
ldttmer's soccer, minigolf, horseshoes, bike ins was in the hunt as well as Dan Halldorsen Cornish defeatede Mike
ed Todd Doig Doig
deo, fun run, lawn bowling, and a mini The excitement began when brother tan with Ed Malleus caddying and Pat McGowan meets Gary
riathlon. was granted a sponsor's exem tion and
} A highlight of any Sportsfest weekend is with Dave IIlis. Murphy entered the final Casey Van Bakel. from
g guaranteed a spot in Canada's premiere round with a one stroke lead and calmly shot Ladies enjoyed a chippingcroiffeetin the club
the traditional Saturday evening dance which golfing event. For Lan it was not only a great his fourth sub par round to win the Canadian Doig Sr. and then enjoyed
his year will take the form of a Giant Beach o portunity to try his skills on the treacherous 0 en. Kenny Jr. who had previous expert- house,
arty on Port Elgin's main beach. Campinglen Abbeycourh,,, chance to clay in a P caddying __ the tour had acnuirefi the
ladies are reminded this Monday we host
are also available for those wishing
field
DONATE UNIFORMS — Several local businesses recently donated
funds toward the purchase of new uniforms for four St. Columban
Minor Soccer teams. From left, Ronald Ryan, St. Columban store;
Lou and Therese Maloney, Dublin Feed M111; Ken Coyne and Brian
Murray, minor soccer representatives;
RoMuss Riy bey, W otne erokebey
Funeral Horne; Steve Murray, Steve
Open puts little town on the reap
ON THE GREENS
by Carolanne Doig
Seaforth is well known for many things. It
has a unique,streetscape, lovely parks, and
acilities eta with e,,.,�.., ..., ..^ ----- loo toting .�• ...,..r.., --- Tuesday ..._ clubs •-
ostay the entire weekend in Port Elgin. , early years, air appeared very compatable. Ken Jr. Seaforth was well represented at the
Sportsfest entry packages are now avail- During the practice round with Blaine mien s to pursue the route of a teaching pro.
table at the Seaforth Recreation ridgy. JTheolly McAllrstaine and former Canadian Open d p Mitchell ladies invitation with several ladies
Ian h d a following of the tournament Kenny coin winning prizes.
8 and there willdung' and perhaps the Cathy Anstett and
(deadline for entries this year is Friday,
Y Champion, John Cook a FollowingIn
be no extensions to that y hers from Seaforth who travelled by mented he may caddy for Murphy in future the ladies match play, Gail Price awaits
a eadline. For more information or registra• bus to enjoy "Junior Day" at the Open. The events close to home, p P he winner between a y
ion forms please call 527-0882. excitement continued into Thursday as ian Champion of Champions in La Costa. the
Watt. Heather McIlwraith awaits
The SEAFORTH-WEST BRANCH IN- was one under par through 10 holes of the Congratulations to ian, Kenny, and the other the outcome of the Rita Core vs. Mary Doig
TERNATIONAL
GAMES will be held Satur- first round and was on the leader board for a Seaforth caddies as well as all the Seaforth match, Olave Little meets Jean Dow and
lay, August 2 to Monday, August 4. W e will short time before finishing with a two over fans who helped make golfers aware of our Carolanne Doig meets Brenda Erripey.
peed chaperones and coaches for the trip. par in a tie with herds Lee Tr
and Jack little town. In the first round of the Club Championship
Anybody interested please call the Recr'ea• . Nicklaus. Meanwhile brother Cam was
LOCAL Ken Doig Sr, holds a three shot lead over
Cron Office at 527 0882, carrying Ian's bag, brother Kenny had Bob three players; Jerry Wright, Cam Doig and
The Seaforth LIONS POOL is now open. Murphy's clubs on his shoulder and Seaforth Inst week's men's night winners were:
otic Swimming is Monday - Friday 1:30-4, less Ed Malleus Jr., Dave Ellis and Mike John Wilson and Cam Holland, Todd Doig Kevin Bennett whose 72s didn't match the
nd 6:30-8:30 p.m.; Saturday and Sunday, Marion were also toting for the pros. At one and Steve Southgate, and Casey Van Baiter veteran's fine 69.
i 4:30 and 6-8:30 p.m. Adult swimming is point the leader board had four golfers on it and John Wilson Xaain in a double draw. Thursday the tee is closed until 4:30 p.m.
th Seaforth caddies. In the Match Play: Jerry Wright meets the for the day hl Jr.e its closed
On Friday Ian began par, birdie, on the Joe Dick vs Don Dupee winner; Bob
holes at the Abbey but he • . �, ,,r,_y,;,�_-�xy;,1,F
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SENIOR. SHUFFLEBOARD continues. median on'thearoad=it was nil. oveibilt the,
very W e nesday arrfrom 1:30-4 p.m. fig. Ian struggled in with a second round
last week's winnersers were: ladies: Mary 85 and it was goodbye CanadianOpenforthis
cMillan 143, Verna Sinclair 125, Marg y�
euerrnan 81. Men: Gordon Murray, 125. However, 85 or not, Ian made a fine
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The Royal Bank Junior Olympics were held
t St. James School recently. They produced
e following results.
Girl's Events: Ages 5-6: 60 m: Kathy
evereaux, Usa Blake, Marianne Vanden
en gel ;100m: Lisa Blake, Kathy Devereaux,
lichelle Henderson; Ball Throw: Michelle
enderson, Lisa Blake, Kathy Devereaux;
ng Jump: Lisa Blake, M ichelie Henderson,
' dsay Devereaux.
Ages 7-8: 60m: Lara Janmaat, Jeanette
Denys,,Anna Manioax, Jill Dolmage; 100m:
Lois Janmaat, Jeanette Denys, Debbie
Vanden Henget; Ball 'throw - Betty Utile,
Jump:Julie JuliearDebbie
Tara Mills, gJeanet el; e
Denys. Kim Rau,
Ages 9.10: 60m: Monica Ryan,
Amanda Culliton: 100m: Kim Rau, Monies
Ryan, Katie Craig; 200m: Monica Ryan, Kim
Rau, Julie Medd; Standing Long Jump:
Jenny De Jong, Kim Rau, Monica Ryan;
Running Lang Jump: Kim Rau, Mantes
Ryan, Katie Craig; Ball Throw: Monica Ryan,
Kim Rau. Melissa Blake.
Ages 11.12: 60m: Janice Redney, Christy
Nobel, Carol Ann McQuaid; 100m: Janice
Rodney, Christy Nobel, Carol Ann McQuaid;
200m: Janice Rodney, Christy Nobel, Tracy
Bisback; 400m: Janice Rodney, Carol Ann
McQuaid, Tracy Bisback; Running Long
Jump: Carol Ann McQuaid, Christy Nobel,cy
Jump:
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Bisback, Lan Nigh, Loretta Nott; Ball Throw:
-Weide Stewart, Lori Nigh, Tracy Bisback.
Ages 13 and Over: 60m: Dianne William-
son, Cathy Williamson, Peggy Ryan; 100m:
Dianne Williamson, Peggy Ryan, Cathy
Williamson; 200m: Dianne W it iamson, Peg-
gy Ryan, Cathy Williamson; 400m. Dianne
Williamson, Peggy Ryan, Shelly Nigh;
Running Long Jump: Peggy Ryan, Dianne
Williamson, Shelly Nigh; Standing fang
Jump: Peggy Ryan, Dianne Williamson,
Tammy Nash; Ball Throw: Tammy
Dianne Williamson, Cathy Williamson.
Mr. Andy Grant from the Clinton Brandi of
the Royal Bank presented the ribbons to each
winner.
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